so dotgov is a company that's bonn capitol hill for -- been on capitol hill for a long time. it's the first private company that had servers behind the house firewall, and we've been steeped in all of the security and requirements, and we still build and host web sites for members of congress and committees and that sort of thing as well. so we're, we're well-versed in all of the security requirements. >> host: what's your background? >> guest: so it's sort of a hybrid of technology and politics. i grew up, i'm the third generation in my family to work on capitol hill, and i worked with the hill and have been involved in politics. i've also been involved on the political side, the american medical association for a while, and i, you know, i just, i just enjoy it. so i'm back up here. >> host: and with the web site once again? >> guest: dotgov.com. >> host: john leary, thank you. >> guest: thank you. >> we're going to start on the pitches. once again, these were submitted by you all, those of you that were at rcp a week ago, you saw the e-mail asking for ideas on this. we were

and so, with the chinese pressure to say you need to use the sanctions and capitol hill is a no, we're not supporting you, the administration is stuck a little bit right now. >> host: jenny leonard is with bloomberg and a reporter and were talking trade talks. the phone number is on the bottom of the screen. wet look forward to talking to you and getting your questions on the table, as well. here is a little bit from president trump from earlier this week talking about the status of the trade talks. >> look at what were doing on trade. china will be much different with a lot of reporting doesn't have it right because of not talking about the deal with trying to make we don't want to do that. we are working very well and very hard with china as you know and i don't blame china for this. china has been taking advantage of the united states economically and in other ways for many decades. it was like missing in action, our representatives. they were missing in action.ft they wouldn't do anything. we had a trade deficit last year with china of at least $375 million and i believe that numbe

car fire nb 85 at blossom hill.onshore breezes pick up this afternoon as a weak upper trough approaches. wednesday will approaches. ( james ) 4 your money this morning... a warning for ford and mazda truck owners. the department of transportation says ford rangers and mazda "b-series" trucks from 2006... are under a "do not drive" order. this comes as the agency is urging owners of cars with defective takata air bags to get repairs immediately. the specific mazda and ford models are being singled out because officials are concerned they are not being repaired quickly enough. at least 22 deaths and more than 180 injuries have been linked to the bad airbags. some 50 million takata air bag inflators have been recalled in the u-s. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... there could be a star wars solo sequel in the works... (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) major hot spots acident nb 280 at meridian. car fire nb 85 at blossom hill. (anny hong): the marine layer has returned to the coast which will (anny hong): the m

you have people working in technology on the hill, notfers, some of which are technology staffers, and are, but are interested in digital things. you have lots of advocates, civil society folks. then you have lots of people from larger companies, maybe not necessarily working with capitol hill necessarily. we are thrilled you are back for another event and we are changing up the format a little bit this year. just so you know, we are going to hear from the lead sponsors with boyer in the majority leader mccarthy. they will speak here shortly. then, we will go into what i briefly alluded to which is the quick pitches. , which is new this year. idea, and i am sorry we weren't able to select all of them, because we really did get a lot of great suggestions. going to go through -- everyone only has three minutes, rapid fire, and you will hear interesting digital things going on on capitol hill. after that, we get into the more traditional part of the hackett hackathon. you can self select a group you want to go to and you can sell select a subgroup within each group you want to work on. yo

especially at the hill 402 monument. general pershing came to the dedication here at the cemetery and also at the monument at hill 204. >> here, at the final advance of , maynemies towards paris 1918, was stopped by the second and third american division. the second at belleau wood, and the third at -- on a hill overlooking chateau-thierry is a monument. directly behind me is the chateau-thierry monument. on top of hill 204. that means that he'll is 204 meters high. monumentficant of this -- significance of this monument is to honor the troops who fell aisne-marnet in the sector. from the middle of may through july 1918. the chateau-thierry monument is being restored in honor of the world war i centennial, taking place for the american contribution from 2017 to 2018. thehe opposite side of monument from where i am standing are statues of two women, one american, one french, who are holding hands in honor , uncles,sons, brothers and fathers who risked their aisne-marne, the particularly in chateau-thierry. the monument wa

if you land into it with spin, it doesn't get over the hill. a good break coming out of the pitch, but it's going to be a tough birdie. over the 16. gary: just an iron off the tee. it's amazing how hard he is swinging it. ian: that is pretty impressive, isn't it, for an iron? gary: there's a couple bunkers down here. they try to keep it out. a flip to the green. hole is not hard at all. same kind of deal, except it's going to be with a lofted metal. jj tapped his in at 16 after i miscalled that birdie putt. i thought he would make that. ok. that's a good perch right there to play from. the hole is on the back right. to 14. ian: a bit of work to do here for the par. that one left for the five for marc leishman. peter: yeah. just when he gets a little bit aggressive with his legs, he loses it out to the right with his driver. that was an opportune time for that -- an inopportune time for that. ian: nice, crunchy lie. [laughter] nick: that should be fine. it's a great angle. he just has to carry it to the front left corner and it's going to releas

(robin) a senior ball ábuzz killá over the weekend...in pleasant hill.n students returned to pick up their vehicles that is when their enthusiasm over the prom... fell apart... kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. the sign outside the parking risk but not even the police thought this would happensot those thirty seven vehicles were in the student parking lot saturday night here at college park high school in pleasant hill. students attending the senior ball parked their cars here and boarded charter buses to the event in oakland. sot sot

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we are on top of hill 204. that means that hill is 204 meters high. the significance of this monument is to honor the troops who fought in the aisne-marne sector. from the middle of may through july 1918. the chateau-thierry monument is being restored in honor of the world war i centennial, taking place for the american contribution from 2017 to 2018. on the opposite side of the monument from where i am standing are statues of two women, one american, one french, who are holding hands in honor of their sons, brothers, uncles, and fathers who risked their lives here in the aisne-marne, particularly in chateau-thierry. the monument was dedicated in 1937. ♪ it's one of three significant american monuments on the western front that's established by the american battle monuments commission, and remains under their guidance. the monument itself lists some of the villages that the americans liberated. below that are the divisions, 10 of them, plus two corps, the first and the third, that were actively engaged in this area. that includes belleau wood's and di

union forces were still arranged mostly on matthews hill.he textbook move would have taught at west point would have been to move forward to the northern edge of henry hill, the nominal high ground from which his guns and infantry would have looked down the slope towards the warrington pike the , conventional high ground. but instead jackson chose the southeastern edge of the hill, the reverse slope. he went back here to this edge of the field. here on this, but even though the top of the hill was flat, on this side of it it was thick , with pine trees. jackson could put his brigade there where they would be unseen by the federal cannons. even jackson's own guns could be rolled forward and brought back to safety with the recoil on the downward slopes. they would be hard to see, too. finally this position offered a wide and unobstructed field of fire. union troops cresting the hill would now have to cross 300 yards to get to him. again this is very approximate. in a literal storm of federal artillery, jackson ranged up and down his lines, put

they were assaulting a chinese battalion fortified on a hill. ron's company was ordered to take the hill, but it was swarming with enemies. by the time they got to the crest of the hill, only 35 men were capable of carrying on the attack. with his company commander severely wounded, ron reorganized them and charged the hill head-on. hill, an icy snow-covered and by the time he got to where the enemy was located, ron realized he was all alone, just him. ron reached a bunker with nine chinese communist soldiers, and he eliminated them. he went to another trench line and eliminated five more chinese soldiers. he was out of ammunition, so he ran back down the hill and resupplied. he climbed back up the hill and he was out of ammunition, so the into the first trench he came eliminated more chinese soldiers. when he was out of ammo, he went back down the hill to get more. for the first time he climbed up the hill and continued fighting for more than an hour, eliminating several more soldiers. enough that afterwards he was able to organize the withdraw

i grew up third-generation working on capitol hill. and i have been involved in politics and on the political side with the american medical association i enjoy is now i'm back up here dotgov.com. >> once again we were appear we were asking for ideas we could not select them all but we got a quick pitch we will go really fast how about next time if we have a little more time maybe we'll have you guys vote. >> get out your phones while we are talking. everybody knows a horrible experience who are calling it an increasing volume for not even getting logged or responded to also for members whose constituents think they don't care and those are who vote for you it is really difficult for those that most of all that is a horrible experience for staff. i am a recovering staffer and in dealing with constituent phone calls. now we all know we are not doubling the congressional budget tomorrow or tripling the size of staff and certainly not overhauling those immediately but what we can do is to bring in modern design and engineering practices t

i don't own a car like most of my nob hill neighbors and russian hill friends, we walk and take the bus. i am so in favor of this store because it will help me that gt groceries that i can't get at trader joe. i buy cheeses on saturday at the cheese store and i like to spread my money around to the merchant. i walk to my office every day at california an van ness where i am a commercial real estate agent. i haven't put a tenant on over 4.5 years because of the shottity condition that it's in. these tenants want an anchor, so bringing 365 to our neighborhood will help us build this neighborhood up. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> along with the great majority of may neighbors i strongly support the conversion of the old lombardis to a whole foods 365. the opponents talk about the need for housing, but there has been a lot of growth of housing within the least few year. within five or six years and within a three block radius of the site there has been 213 units added in four different large scale apartment buildings that have been built. rumor has it there are three other sites withi

north bay hills, east bay hills mainly above thousand feet when you get these higher gusts. at the surface, it will also pick up tomorrow. as it does, or temps are going to go up. more so tomorrow. upper 70s for some near 80s. 60s on the coast. tomorrow, 70s. now, we have some low clouds. there's plenty of cold air -- cold water. with the onshore breeze, we can still get some of that fog warming -- forming. i don't think they'll change too much. 40s here. woodside stanford as well. low 50s san mateo coast. low 50s union city and fremont. foster city, san mateo, both at 53. west, southwest, west, westcott not nearly as strong as the city by far. so some dip in the jetstream. that's the signature of the high. that's the low that's going up into the pacific northwest. so today, mostly sunny. highs will be in the 60s, 70s, to near 80s. we will get a quick today warm- up friday and saturday. 4:32. still good? >> we're still doing pretty well. definitely a better commute now then we had yesterday at this hour. let's go out and take a look at the solano commute. and 80 westbound, v

when he was out of ammo, he went back down the hill to get more. for the third time, he climbed back up the hill and continued fighting for more than an hour, eliminating several more soldiers, enough that afterwards, he was able to organize the withdrawal of his company, ordering those who could walk to take the dead or injured with them. ron estimates he killed about 50 chinese soldiers on the hill that day. he was awarded the medal by president truman. that was on june 27, 1952. major general retired pat brady was born in south dakota, but moved around a lot as a kid. nine different schools by age 10? 10th grade. nine different schools by the 10th grade. he graduated from seattle college, where rotc was mandatory. he wasn't real crazy about that idea, but he says was the best -- he says it was the best decision he ever made. except for marrying nancy, right? good. upon graduation, he was commissioned as a second lieutenant. he served two tours in vietnam. he earned the medal of honor serving as an army major serving as an medevac dust off pilot.

coyotes are roaming the hills ...ave been more sightings reported recently.( pam ) plus... which city out ranks san francisco as ing a hip place to live. more news still ahead next.. on kron 4 news at five. (pam) tonight at 6. a big celebration in the north bay the first resident has moved back into his rebuilt home that was destroyed in the wildfires. destroyed in the wildfires. it was an emotional day - filled with pride and hope. thank you for joining us. i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. dan bradford rebuilt his home using the original foundation. but everything else about the house... is brand new. kron four's terisa estacio has more from coffey park. (estacio reporting) (here is your key momento)a ribbon cutting, a certificate, special keys this was not your typical homecoming but this was not a normal situation. dan bradford, back home, northbay fires "very appreciate this." dan bradford is the first person to move back into coffey park after the

it features a 21-mile scenic route into the hills of san jose and back into morgan hill. it is the first time that morgan hill has hosted any part of the race. today's stage begins at dunn avenue and east 5th street at 12:45 this afternoon in morgan hill. >>> what donald trump jr. had to say about russian involvement in the presidential race. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> a busy wednesday. >> yes. >> for sure. may 16th. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. it is buzzy and we're going over to steve paulson who is right over here. >> it is

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mike pence is on capitol hill. he's about to brief lawmakers on capitol hill about what the president will decide on iran. we're awaiting, of course, what could be a defining moment. president trump getting set to announce his decision on whether the will pull out of the iranian deal. now the vice president is on the hill briefing then about the upcoming decision from the president. all of this happens live here on fox. eric schneider man, a powerful democrat and critic of president trump who has been a champion of the me too movement for women has resigned. four women accused him of physical abuse in a bomb shell new yorker expo say. mayor andrew cuomo reacted. >> i think these women were especially courageous. they were dealing with the attorney general. according to the article, they were threatened not to say anything. and they came forward anyway. the attorney general is now looking at a possible criminal investigation. >> laura ingle has more. laura? >> harris, the details of what these woman say new york att

over the region today temperatu and east bay hills/mountains i morning.y cool conditions are then expected into next week. no major hot no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat id drive time less than 30 min bri less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) ( darya ) a popular mini golf location. and now the owner says they are facing more problems trying to relocate. ature golf mike taft relocating at the south shore shopping center just a mile down the road. but every business at the shopping center has to sign off on new businesses coming to the center. taft says every business agreed, except for the clothing store -- ross. < "if anything i think we would helpos them, we're not sellg ( darya )t says reached out to the retailer to find out their resoning but has not heard resoning but find out their the retailer to find out their resoning but has not heard back. ( darya ) a pilot program in the bay area is holo students and teachers are applying what the

some strong northeast winds will develop in the north bay mountains, east bay hills and no major hotspots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) breaking news we are following this morning... a man stabbed to death in the north bay and the suspects are still on the loose.( james ) kron 4's lydia pantazes is live in santa rosa this mornign with the details. lydia. ( lydia ) on wednesday, 5/9/18 at about 7:46 pm santa rosa police officers were called to the report of a fight in the 1200 block of slater street in santa rosa. when officers arrived, all parties were gone, and they were reported to have left in separate vehicles.the two suspects are believed to be in a white chevrolet equinox with california license plates 6yzm739.the suspects in this case have been identified as johnny luis martinez, a 20- year-old santa rosa resident, and gabriel cardin heredia, a 25-year-old santa rosa resident. ( james ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) breaking overnight... 3 americans who were held prisoner in north korea... la

gustier in the hills. napa at 10. so that west wind pushing in those clouds. here's the satellite/radar. there's a few areas with breaks in the cloud coverage. you may feel chillier in the spots before we get the warming of the sun. visibility though for now is in the clear. >>> we continue to follow this fatal accident that still has northbound 880 shut down all lanes at automall parkway so all traffic is diverted off there and then the automall parkway on-ramp as well as the stevenson on-ramp closed as well so you have to take that frontage road to mowry or take 680 as an alternate. over at the bay bridge toll plaza, we see a backup developing just in those cash lanes. if you have fastrak you're good to go. 11 minutes into san francisco. hat's a check of your traffic; ov er to you. >>> north korea is threatening to cancel its peace summit with president trump. >> the summit is still on. >> the president ignored questions about the warning at the white house yesterday. north korea's state-run news agency says that pyongyang will never accept economic assistan

hill people coming to you saying they have an issue? not hill people that raised concerns with me. i think any time you see what happened with ronny, you see somebody's character besmirched the way it was, everybody is going to be concerned. this is a poisonous environment. is this something the agency wants, to be dragged through the mud again? but we think she is the best nominee. we're glad she's going forward. >> why didn't john kelly come? >> he was out of town. >> did he reach out to her? did he say, i have your back? >> he spoke to her. >> what did he say? >> i'll let him answer the question. we were all supportive. >> sarah sanders tweeted, any democrat who claims to support women's empowerment and our national security but opposes her nom thaination is a hypocri. is diane feinstein going to take kindly to that? >> we hope to earn feinstein's report. >> why play the woman card in this? >> plenty of people on the other side plays the woman card. what makes gina the best qualified is not because she is a female. though had we not

bags of cement (anny hong): an upper level trough will result in a few more isolated showers in the hills and mountains through tuesday. high pressure will then build in by late in the week to produce a warming and drying trend into the upcoming weekend ( darya )(ááá2 shotááá) breaking news this morning out of the east bay. theres a train derailment near the shell oil refinery.( james ) oil refinery.near the shell derailment train theres a the east bay.morning out of news this breaking (ááá2 shotááá)( darya ) weekend ( darya )(ááá2 shotááá) breaking news this morning out of the east bay. theres a train derailment near the shell oil refinery.( james ) kron 4's sara stinson is live in martinez with more on this breaking news. (ááásaraááá) you can see two tanker cars completely off the tracks. just confirmed this is ánotá going to impact amtrak, which is good news because that would have created a major backup for the amtrak trains on the san joaquin lines. and there is no gas leaks happening. this could have been a dangerous situation as each tanker carries about 20 thousand gallons of gas.

you have republicans on the hill threatening to impeach the deputy attorney general. you have giuliani continuing to go on tv talking about how mueller is beyond his mandate, this is unfair, and you have the president personally attacking the investigators in mueller's probe. this is, i think, going to go to a new level. >> i think it's therapeutic in some respects for the president to be out there fighting like this, but in a legal strategy, i'm not sure how wise it is, or if it matters at all. i don't think we're sure on robert mueller. he's waging this on a two-front war. the political fight, which he may be winning in the sense he's discrediting this investigation or trying to discredit it. it's working among his base, but i talked to some frustrated republicans who want the president to succeed. they say, why doesn't he just focus this week on the matter at hand, iran, north korea, actually substantive matters that have to do with his job. he's clearly focused on this as we can see by his string of tweets. >> he's focused on this because he wants to be. whether i

>> i'm quite certain that no one on capitol hill knew about it. we had a hearing this morning with secretary pompeo. as we are walking to the hearing, we got the letter. and it was quite a surprise. it was a surprise to our chairman, senator corker and the members of our committee. so we were not expecting this. >> you said it was puzzling a little bit earlier today. you also talked about diplomacy. do you think that this is going to be a larger strategy for the president to get them back to the negotiating table with more favorable terms? is there reason to believe that? >> well, i have major questions as to how the president conducts foreign policy and diplomacy. so this, to me, is strange. but i do think the president understands that diplomacy is the only satisfactory way to resolve this crisis. and we all agree that north korea is the bad guy. they're the ones who are violating the nuclear protocols and they need to denuclearize the korean peninsula. we all agree to that. but we need a pursued diplomacy. seems to me at times, including today,

when he was out of ammo, he went act down the hill to get more. the third time, he climbed back up the hill you'd fighting for more than an hour eliminating several enemy soldiers. and that afterwards, he was able to organize the withdrawal of his company ordering those who could walk to take the dead -- to take a dead or injured soldier with him. he killed nearly 50 soldiers that day. he was awarded the medal of honor by president trimmer -- president truman. brady wasral patrick born in south dakota but moved around a lot as a kid. nine different schools by age 10. 10th grade. he graduated from seattle college where rotc was mandatory. he was not real crazy about that idea. he stuck with it, and he says it was the best decision he ever made. except for marrying nancy. right? ok, good. upon graduation, he was commissioned as a second lieutenant. he earned the medal during his second tour as an army major serving as a medevac dust off pilot. i dust off pilot's job was to fly into hot combat zones and rescue wounded soldiers when there was not any

betty yu is in morgan hill tonight with how it all unfolded. betty? >> reporter: liz, morgan hill police say it is extremely unusual for one of their officers to accidentally fire his weapon because all of their officers are highly trained. meanwhile a teen involved in this says it all started because she wanted to get away and return home when she felt like it. a wild police chase ended with a stolen white van knocking out a light pole and a fire hydrant. moments after the crash, police say a veteran morgan hill officer accidentally fired his gun after two female teenage pass got out of the van. >> while the officer was directing one of the girls to the ground, he had his service weapon pointed towards the ground. and the round was discharged from his firearm. >> reporter: when the bullet hit the ground, it broke apart and a fragment hit one of the girls near the eye. 15-year-old freshman zoey berrera was in the van. >> at what point did you get in the van? >> we took it. >> with the driver? >> yeah, we took it. how did you take it? >> we started it

official chris hill, ambassador hill joining us on the phone, knows the region very well. thank you for scrambling up to get on the phone with us during the middle of this breaking news. when might we see the next move? if the president has left the door open when does kim jong-un walk through that door? >> i would like to know what precisely secretary of state pompeo said to the north koreans and what did they say to him over what i gather is several hours. did they discuss the idea that north korea was prepared to negotiate some de-nuclearization or just talk about the three korean americans who returned from captivity? i think that would inform a question of where we go from here. we have a secretary of state who is willing to go to north korea and sit down and talk to them, why not send our assistant secretary or special envoy or someone who can say to the north koreans if you are prepared to discuss this is how we see it unfolding. how do you see it unfolding? i don't think this need today be done at the presidential level. if i can say about the libya model which is

this is a modern monarchy, let's go to jane hill, you are monarchy, let's go to jane hill, you a re prettylet's go to jane hill, you are pretty much there yourself. as you might imagine, this is what we we re as you might imagine, this is what we were waiting for and more to the point, this is what the many, many hundreds of people gathered here at the gates to windsor castle have been waiting for. the groom, the night before his wedding with his best man, going to shake hands and ways, flashbulbs going off, to say hello to some of those who have been waiting on the streets of windsor for much of this week. just a few hours to go to his wedding. our royal correspondent is with me. this ta kes royal correspondent is with me. this takes us back to what we saw the night before prince william's wedding to the then kate middleton? that's right. 2011 outside clarence house. this is a carbon copy in many ways. prince harry prince william came out to meet the crowds ahead of his own wedding to the then kate middleton. they did exactly this, they shook hands, they had photos taken and this is simil

in brief, the president is echoing ala being made by his allies on capitol hill. they believeus thea probe, including the surveillance process, of trump cpaign associates, was mishandled by the d.o.j. and f.b.i. that belief has led them to push justice for more documents. in the latest firestorm, over a top-secret source who provided information to the f.b.i republicans and the president want more information. d.o.j. officials, however, are worried about the source's safety, which they believe could be in jeopardy if exposed. last week, "the washington," poncluding devlin barrett, who joins us tonight, reported that the source is at the center of the back-and-forth between house intelligence committee chairman devin nunez and the d.o.j. so what was a congressional outcry now has presidential support. devlin, welcome to "the shington post." lking to a source last night, i heard this is a firestorm inside the whi house. one person described it as a tinder box, the fight between the d.o.j. and g.o.p., now the president of the united states. at justice tonight, are th

low clouds and fog bank up on the berkeley hill. 49 is the water temperature. 50 in san francisco. these are really cold. it's a little bit below average. you get an onshore breeze and water temperatures are very cold. that's what we are doing. look at the low in southern california and into southern nevada and arizona. that give them some rain. that will leave very slowly over the four corners. it's going to be a whopper as it goes into the plains. we are on the drier site so we don't have to worry about the high middle clouds. 40s and 50s on your temperatures. 44 by -- in concord. low 50s from el cerrito dealing with low clouds and and onshore breeze. winds up to 24 in travis. we have established the fog in the onshore wind. it's 27 in truckee. it's 34 in flagstaff. 53 in las vegas. 54 in san diego. lookout deep that is all the way to baja. look at the size of that as it comes out. 50s and 60s coast and bay. not too much in warm-up. inland temps will be in the 70s. pretty close to average but they are below for the coast and bay. the warmest day of the week will be friday. will b

on top of this hill, it is flat. what he did next was unorthodox.nion forces were still arranged, the textbook move would have been to move forward to the northern edge of henry hill, the nominal high ground from which his guns would have , thed down the slope conventional high ground. jackson chose the southeastern edge of the hill, the reverse slope. he went back here to this edge of the field. even though the top of the hill was flat, on this side, it was thick with pine trees. jackson could put his brigade there were they would be unseen by the federal cannons. his artillery would be hard to see, too. this position offered a wide and unobstructed field of fire. union troops cresting the hill would have to cross 300 yards to get to him. in a literal storm of federal artillery, he raged up and down his lines, putting them into place. time, the federal high command finally figured out that the battle was not in front of them but was behind them. it took them quite a long time to figure this out. out,on as they figured it they grasped the brilliance

general response from staffers on capitol hill on that? guest: i am not sure how much congress is talking about and debating its own policies for sexual harassment in the workplace. most of the issues they are debating uphill are sort of thatol hill-specific, and resonates with female aids and female staff members. but how much that impacts the woman in the middle of the country or those dealing with sexual harassment anin the workplace, i do not see a decision this year that helps her. host: a call from san diego, democrat's line. caller: good morning. all these things to talk about. i cannot believe what is going on. with everything that mr. trump it is china and other places. [indiscernible] come back to this country and he makes more money. host: any attention to these products made in china and how it affects mr. trump? guest: well, i think the caller is right the president trump and his family, whether it is his son-in-law or the trump organization, is being looked at through the prism of what benefits him personally or his family pe

>> i want to bring in cnn's phil mattingly on capitol hill. phil, are any of these lawmakers revealing what was said behind closed doors and are any of them expressing publicly what they have expressed prooitly ivately terms of how surprised they were the president's lawyer on the russia probe attended the starts of both briefings? >> reporter: yeah. this is the most we have heard from just about anybody in the meetings including the second one that just concluded and our colleague spoke to senator wa warner and said never seen a gang of eight meeting with a presence of the white house. those individuals left before the substance of it. unusual times. so, pretty much, jake, what you were saying, maybe less colorful and i've heard from aides and sources saying at one point in one of the meetings lawmakers didn't know who emmett flood was until he introduced himself and given no heads up he would be in the meetings themselves and a complete surprise. now, as you noted he didn't stay for the classified portion and an interesting element, jake, i'

gusty in the hills friday. catch watch out for the wind carrying the warmth in saturday before it cools for mother's day. temperatures below average early next woke. dan and kristen. >> thanks a lot. >>> a partnership more than a century old coming a end. what's next after the mormon church parts ways with the boy scouts of america. >>> new at 6:00 a half eaten sandwich and the pile of cash. after the bank robbery choice of >>> let mormon church is parting way was the boy scouts of america. in a joint statement, the church said they will end the 105 year partnership with the scouts. the church says it will work towards developing its own youth programs closely aligned with mormon values. in recent yeerps the boy scouts has taken greater acceptance of gays. allowing openly guy leaders to serve. >>> spacex will conduct the launch tomorrow at cape canaveral with the knew version of the falcon 9 rocket. elon musk post pointed this picks. it's the last version of the spacex plans to make. it's designed to improve th

he heads to capitol hill.y want answers on zte and why the president is all of a sudden trying to save it and save chinese jobs. he also faces a lot of concerns, from senators across party lines, with the white house keeping an aide employed who said such a disgusting thing about john mccain dying of brain cancer. knowing this president, what does he say to angry fellow senators of mccain's at lunch, who say this will not be allowed to continue without a public apology? >> donald trump ran with perhaps -- >> i'm sorry, i have to get to the u.n. emergency meeting of the security council, u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley. >> i will note the double standard is all too common in this chamber and working overtime today. last week iranian forces attacked small positions -- sorry, last week iranian forces attacked israeli positions on the golan heights by launching rockets from syria. this was a reckless provocation and escalation that must be stopped. it is an example of regional violence that should occupy o

but i think referring to politics, these are republicans on capitol hill making sure the president of the united states, you know, are tamping down their expectations. because of history. we know what the kim regimes of the past have done when it comes to promises about denuclearization. it's also important to remember that the language is important here. denuclearization means something to us and means something to the president. it means something different to the north koreans. their idea of denuclearization is when the americans are out of south korea, the power behind -- >> can't that be part of it at least? . we're not going to exit completely, we don't know what is in the deal. she haven't sat down yet. . these are the things you hear from experts on north korea. as warnings to the president, don't be too hopeful. you heard kim treated the hostages excellently. i don't know if that is a flip moment. >> why can't it be on purpose. look where he is on twitter. i'm just asking questions. >> i think these are good questions to ask. you are hearing, republic republicans on capitol h

we are on top of hill 204. 204 means the the hill was 204 meters high.he significant of the monument is to honor the american troops who fought in the sector. there was significant engagement in between the rivers. from the end of may through the middle of july of 1918. on the opposite side from the monument are two women holding hands in honor of their sons, brothers, uncles and fathers who risked their lives in the area during the war. john: edward lengel, we have focused on cantini and the chateau. the fighting that took place at you are talking about, most people probably think of trench warfare from the think of world war i. was that have any in these spots? edward: not at all. when anyone talks about americans going over the top in the first world war, they are certainly wrong because americans did not fight for the most part from trenches, from entrenchments. they were on the move. they were fighting a war of movement either in rushing to the defense of a certain point quickly, or they were on the attack. hill 204, a beautiful monument. it's a ver

dianne feinstein speaking on capitol hill live. let's go up the hill. >> hard for me that if she were asked for the agency, by the president, to do something which was considered wrong and illegal, would she just refuse to do it? and she didn't answer that question directly. there were terrible things that were done, and i understand the time, and i understand the emotion, and i understand the functioning of the agency. >> do you feel better about her answer? >> no, i feel she did not directly say i would refuse to carry out the order. >> she said the order to destroy the tapes was an order that she said was not made by her. is that a sufficient answer about her destroying the tapes or the order to destroy tapes that she did not make? >> well, she parsed the question, she did participate. he made the decision. she essentially carried it out by sending the e-mail or however it was communicated. i've got to go. >> i think an elevator and the restroom i haven't seen manu corner somebody on capitol hill. dianne feinstein is a critical

i have lived in telegraph hill in north beach on telegraph hill for 52 consecutive years in the samepartment. and i am a member of planning and zoning committee of telegraph hill dweller, although i am not here to speak on behalf of them. and also a member of friends of washington square. and to my shock, i would say about three weeks ago a big sign appeared in the park. it was taken down immediately. it called for a complete renovation of washington square park, and some of that written in large crayon, park will be closed for one year. so i phoned the number which is listed and your secretary or something like that, and they confirmed that it will be closed for approximately one year. having lived there 52 years and previously been aware of the affairs of north beach and telegraph hill, i was stunned that i never heard about the park being closed for a year. i did hear that the irrigation system after four years of trying to get it fixed will be fixed. i know the playground in the square has been started as a separate project, but i am here to ask if you can postpone your approval

one ready, in the parlance, to be taken off the hill.come back 'round --. >> anthony: we need to circle around the mountain to close the distance. >> stephen: anyway, there's not a lot i can do, you know? you've got to get past them like --so we'll go slowly. just pretend we're hikers at the moment. >> a.a.: yeah. has anyone got a bobble hat? [ laughter ] >> anthony: what? >> a.a.: if you've got a bobble hat on the deer think you're a hiker. that's it. just in front and to the --can you see the antlers? >> stephen: keep down, stay down, stay down. take it nice and steady. it's on safe, remember. just take your time. ♪ that's a nice stag. >> a.a.: ten point. >> anthony: is that good? >> a.a.: he was never going to get any better. do you want to use your knife? >> anthony: yeah. ♪ >> a.a.: for shooting your first red stag in scotland you'll get blooded. it's best if you close your eyes. ♪ >> a.a.: for shooting your first red stag in scotland you'll get blooded. it's best if you close your eyes. >> anthony: oh! [ laughter ] oh, okay. >> a.a

a tesla smashed into the front doors of the starbucks on blossom hill road in los gatos. no one was hurt in the car or the starbucks. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> modern medicine is helping a soldier in a unique way. this might be the story of the day. shameka varaj lost her eara coupa couple years ago. doctors urged her to implant the cartilage under the skin of her arm and then onto her head. >> it's either this quway or a prosthetic. since i'd rather have something from my body that's mine that could be adjustable instead of something plastic and two metal rods in my head. >> she will leave the army soon and start nursing school. >>> you may have noticed more bicycles on the street today because today is the it 24th annual bike to work day. a lot of regulars took to the streets. to accommodate these riders, more than 90 energizer stations were set up. they gave people a chance to stop for a snack and a tote bag of goodies. >> celine who works in our newsroom bikes to work every day. >> like 20 miles each way. >> we love you. >> she's my inspiratio

so gusty winds in the hills overnight tonight.nd mild to warm again tomorrow, partly cloudy and cooler weather on mother's day. let's get to the mother's day planner and fast forward to sunday. morning fog and low clouds, 40s, 50s, sunshine inland. who needs gift, you will have sun. mild in the bay in the afternoon. pleasant in the evening. if you are taking mom out for a picnic or head to the coast, make sure she has a jacket or sweater because it will be on the cool side. windy and mild tomorrow morning. temperature also in the 50s and 60s for most areas. there will be a few 40s along the coast, and for the afternoon warming up quickly in south bay. 79 in san jose. 71 in santa cruz. 77 in sunnyvale. on the peninsula temperatures in mid to upper 70s. 78 in mountain view. palo alto. 64 in half moon bay. mild in the sunset district. in the north bay, most of you will be in the 70s and 80s except along the coast, in the 60s. 83, santa rosa. east bay communities. pretty warm day. on saturday we will see changes, saturday night that i

this happened on blossom hill road. there's a tow truck there pulling the car out as we speak onto the back of that tow truck. we are told that there were no injuries here. there had to be tables right there by the door. we are also told that the driver of the tesla is cooperating. again, the headlines here are tesla has crashed into a starbucks on blossom hill road in los gatos near 85. we are working to get more information. we don't know what caused this. as we do get more information, we'll be certain to bring it to you. >>> it's one of the biggest debris removal operations in state history and it's nearly complete. in the months since the north bay wildfires, federal and stated agencies have removed 2.2 million tons of hazardous debris. that's 4 billion pounds and more than 300 square miles all cleared. it's been quite an undertaking but there's still plenty more to do. >> we aren't done yet. everybody that stands here before you today has massive empathy over what our residents are experiencing, not just now, not

the stage starts and ends in downtown morgan hill. cyclists will cover just under 22 miles. >> coming up next on the "today" show, the white house officials outline the new details of their plan to denuclearize north korea as president trump prepares for his highly anticipated summit with kim jong-un. >> a live look outside from the san jose camera, we're off to a cool start. expecting a nice cool day ahead as well. should be nice. >> yeah. >> and get the clouds out of the area by 10:00 or 11:00 and may linger around the coast. inland areas up to 72 degrees and windy 70 degrees tomorrow. when you look at these temperatures, it doesn't at all seem like we're going to have some beach weather but i think a lot of people are still enjoying it getting outside and even though we don't have a big warm-up here, a couple of degrees warmer by the end of the week. >> nice and mild. >> yeah, can't complain about that at all. >> we're looking at the new crash for highway 17. >> if you're trying to get to the beach there may be an issue. we'll look

some strong northeast winds will develop in the north bay mountains, east bay hills and santa cruz mountains friday night, but will mostly end by sunrise saturday. continued seasonably mild conditions saturday but then cooling into sunday as an upper low impacts the region. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin )five murders in five weeks. that is what richmond police are dealing with. just days before mother's day, a group of momsin richmond are speaking out... saying the violence needs to stop. kron 4's j.r. stone has the story. a group of three women praying after five people were killed in seperate cases in the last five weeks in the city of richmond. the latest coming this past sunday during a fight.sot it makes me sick to my stomach because a bullet doesn't know what it's