. >> president hirsch: i'll just report that i've been working with hilton hines and the department to arrange with a may 1 meeting where we're going to have a presentation at the police commission which really goes to the work that's been done to date particularly by hilliard hines and the department working through the recommendations by the department of justice for the san francisco police department. i expect that to be between an hour and two-hour presentation with question-and-answer. any -- commissioners -- yes, commissioner brookter? >> commissioner brookter: yes. thank you to the chief for bringing up the homicide in district ten this weekend. saturday, april 6, there's a public safety town hall meeting that will be taking place at willie brown middle school from 10:00 a.m. to noon. you'll be able to hear from supervisor walton and just what the overall safety plan is in district ten. actually after that from 12:00 until 4:00, there's a war against guns march taking place starting at the bayview district opera house. >> president hirsch: yes, commissioner dejesus? >> commissi

i'm joined by hines ward right here with me. so talk to me, from a champion's point of view, watching another kmamp on, who has been down who's had this roller coaster ride, who knows what it is to be on top, he's been at the depths and to watch him today. what were your impressions. >> to me it's got to be one of the greatest comebacks in sports history. the masters is like the super bowl in the golf world. all the elite athletes come out, you saw michael phelps on 16 cheering for him. it brings out everyone. for tiger to get back to the top to me, is the greatest comeback in sports history. >> it really is extraordinary, for those christine talked to him a few days ago. and don rudell, said he talked to him a couple months ago, and he certainly didn't appear outwardly to believe that he would be reaching this kind of pinnacle again. was that perhaps just modesty, trying to keep it together and stay focused? deep down inside a champion wants to believe -- >> no question about it. >> you were always a champion. >> you saw him cl

hines ward was there too, you were there on thursday. >> thursday. >> you were feeling the electricity. and you among them, really hoping for the best. what was today's victory like for you reflected on thursday as well. >> it was one of the greatest comebacks in sports history, considering what tiger woods had with the injuries. to come back and me being a former athlete, when you -- when injuries start to occur, doubts start to sit in, am i still that same player, for tiger to fight his way back, overcome the injuries, pick out points where he wanted to place the ball for his next shot and find a way to walk away with the green jacket again, it's remarkable to see what he did today, and i was out there cheering him on on thursday. and i was at home glued to the television sunday. i think it's great for the game of golf to have tiger woods on top of the leaderboard. >> he's been great for the game of golf for a very long time now. he's turned people in fans who never thought they would actually watch it on television, let alone watch it in person. to hear him reflect on, yeah, there w

for louise hines, all in favor? any opposed. thank you. the motion carries, and elizabeth warren, ex-officio, all in favor? any opposed? thank you. and thank all of these for their service and thank you to the committee for doing such a good job and such a thorough review. >> thank you. >> item number five, any old business? okay. item number six, new business. fanny lappitan will be here with the c.f.l. six-month annual report and update. good morning, fanny. >> good morning, commissioners and executive director mcspadden? my name is fanny lapitan, program analyst in long-term care operations at daas, and i'm happy to be here today to present the six-month report and annual plan. i'd like to start with a quick review of c.l.f. the community living fund was created in 2006 to allow ageing in place for individuals who may otherwise require care in an institution. an ordinance in the san francisco code requires that daas provides costs incurred every six months along with an annual plan for implementation of the program. my report today will

they're identified as robert hendriks, benjamin hines, and christopher slutman.lutman was a 15-year veteran of the new york city fire department. he received a medal for rescuing a woman from a burning apartment. mayor de blasio ordered flags be flown half-staff in honor of him and he leaves behind a wife and three daughters. >>> so coming up on the "morning news" now, actress lori loughlin and a dozen other parents face new charges in the college admissions scandal. >>> and a basketball stunner. magic johnson makes a surprise announcement. this is the "cbs morning news." and clearer skin. man 2: proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... woman 2: ...with humira. woman 3: humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further irreversible joint damage and clear skin in many adults. humira is the number one prescribed biologic for psoriatic arthritis. announcer: humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including

prostate take prosthetics can range up to 200,000 and above from good prostate each loops on caroline hines merino says her nephew is recovering at home in san anselmo. >>on monday. she started a go fund me campaign to raise money to help pay for luke's prosthetic and so far $136,000 has been raised he has a long road to his new normal. but the money pouring in will help its for news. this is very new. >>it's not for anything it's just to help him get bank. the abc team college be comfortable be happy and and hours to have team doctors tell luke's family that he needs about 4 more months of healing. >>before they can begin feeding him for the prosthetic in san anselmo felecia all kron 4 news. >>next at 6.30 the latest on school officials efforts to contain the spread of a measles outbreak is hundreds more los angeles area, college students and staff members are placed under quarantine plus how local leaders are responding to president trump's promise to the nra today to fight for gun rights and we heard about the sharks warriors also getting ready for a playoff game tonight. 49 ers introduc

christopher slutman and were conducting operations along with benjamin hines.voy. sergeant slutman had been a 15-year member o department. >> that's christopher slutman five years ago receiving an new york city firefighter ciour rushing into a burning woman. life presence. he demanded a lot of respect because of his character, his moral courage. >> reporter: so it was no surprise he put his life on the line for others yet again, joining the marines, becoming a staff sergeant, then came that devastating news yesterday, that he was one of three u.s. service members killed in afghanistan by a powerful taliban bomb. >> christopher slutman, an american hero, a new york hero, and we mourn his loss today. >> he was extremely passionate about being a firefighter and a marine. >> tricketts at his old bronx firehouse and in maryland, where he was a volunteer firefighter. thinking about his wife shannon and their three children and remembering slutman's astonishing courage. what one man did for us. >> i'm better for having known him. i'm better for having him pave the way

there will be morsuthan enough hine today. i think you'll consider it to be a near-perfect day by april standards. enjoy the dry weather while we have it. rain chances back later tomorrow and will hang around through a good portion of the weekend. not the wholeweekend, but there's going to be rainy periods from time to time. all right.g, this morn48 now at dulles airport. 48 in leesburg. i the shenandoah valley. the upper 40s in prince george's county. low 50s by the bay. school day forecast, kids get the warm

week beating them three one for calgary had into the playoffs as top seeds in the west while on a hines streak of six straight playoff appearances has come to a. sports bullets and lot more like a beta paul thanks very much will see you then last more news of course for you want it on the website al-jazeera dot com that's it for me peter dolby and the news our team here in lawrence is in london she was back in just a moment with a full wrap up of all today's top stories. a three year investigation into the pro-gun lobby we've been employing it was making a lot of really. revealed secret seymour messaging out there that we've all outraged you know. and connection some don't want to expose snaily in legacy media. mass shooting. back next week night al-jazeera investigations how to sell a massacre on al-jazeera. when the news breaks when people need to be heard and the story needs to be told segregation occupation discrimination injustice this is right in the twenty first century with exclusive interviews has honesty fall into the lowest point in its history and in-depth reports al-jazeera

benjamin hines was 31. we told you about christopher slutman last night. >>> he is now in charge of immigration enforcement. president trump says he plans to send more troops to the southern border after hearing complaints of the surge of migrants crossing into the u.s. mar maria traveled to brownsville, texas, to see the crisis firsthand. >> reporter: the latest migrants have been dropped here by border agents. some with no place to go. >> they have the clothes on their back. >> reporter: there's a lot of families here. most show up without food, money or clothes. this is one of the volunteers that tries to help. >> there's water, juice and snacks. this gets them through the day. >> how long has it been like this? >> about 2 1/2 weeks. >> reporter: it's been a steady stream. last month, customs reported 92,000 people apprehended crossing illegally. 8,900 of them are children. it's a picture that trump has painted. he did it again today. >> dangerous people are coming here. and the good people are dying. >>

her three children were returned from syria earlier today i'm joined now by correspondent has fun hine and bone has been following this story for us what can you tell us about how this woman in particular and her children were brought back to germany. well i had a chance this morning to talk briefly to a lawyer and he told me that this woman and her children were originally detained why p.g. run camp that is a could ish military forces in northern syria. only yesterday morning she was brought together with her children right up to the turkish border and that she was taken into custody by turkish officials who then took her to a nearby city from where she was flown out early this morning back to germany and all this and that's the interesting part all this was only possible after a lengthy negotiations between the german foreign ministry and could also or a teaser northern syria and took a shot or she something that the german authorities the german foreign ministry has said all along was not possible well that's right germany has been very reluctant to take back citizens who joined the

and i'm wondering if she had friendships with louis hine and dorothea lange? kirstin: frances perkins was a medially involving the wpa and the public works projects. what she did is lobby for the funding that allowed those programs to happen. she was the reason that any of those things actually happen. in fact, she has a wonderful story. when she went to the white house and battled fdr to keep those programs in place, the money for all of the various programs, and in fact, david taylor will be speaking after me. theill be talking about office program that was part of the new deal at that time. and frances perkins was the biggest single advocate of that. >> hi. i have a question, what was it as he put forward? >> what was her top priority? priority wastop social security and that was her single biggest source of pride in her entire life. she felt it was a program that would last for ever. in fact, there are 50 million people on social security today. >> could you comment on her relationship to eleanor roosevelt? kirstin: frances perkins and eleanor roosevelt ha

sergeant benjamin hines of york, pennsylvania, was 31.told you about staff sergeant christopher slutman on our broadcast last night. late today, the new secretary of homeland security, kevin mcaleenan, was sworn in by the outgoing secretary, kirstjen nielsen. mcaleenan is now in charge of immigration enforcement. president trump flew to texas today and said he plans to spend more troops to the southern border after hearing complaints about the surge of migrants crossing into the u.s. mireya villarreal traveled to brownsville, texas to see the border crisis firsthand. >> buenos dias, bienvenidos. >> reporter: it's just after 6:00 a.m. at the brownsville bus terminal, the latest batch of migrants have been dropped here by border agents, some with no place to go. >> they just have the clothes on their back. >> reporter: there are a lot of families here. most show up with no food, money, or clothes. sergio cordova is one of the volunteers who tries to help. >> there is water and juice and snacks. this has to get them through the day, for the

the deadliest attack came this month when a taliban bomb killed marine reservist benjamin hines, christopher slutman, and robert stndriks, who was laid to rest today. tonight, in our series, "amecan heroes," we hear from thd two men who fought fidow, with him repter: wchristop afutman was killed by a roadside inmb in afghanistan, he was .hree weeks away from going . one of his best friends was fellow firefighter and marine kevin mcgookin. >> i just wanted him home. hieryone wanted him home. everyone missed him. and i, you know, i just feel n'lfish about saying that, but, man, i couldn't wait until he got home. >> glor: this week, people lined overpasses and highways in three states to watch chris's casket orde back from dover air force base. in 2014, he received the distinguished medal in bravery for pulling an unconscious woman from a burning building in new york city. he'll be buried in arlington on april 30, surrounded by hundreds of firefighters and families, including his daughters, ages ten, eight, and four, and his wife of 13 years, shannon. >> my husband was constantly a gentleman. >

benjamin hines from new york pennsylvania and christopher slutman. their convoy was hit by a roadside bomb monday. the taliban is claiming responsibility. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. one of the most famous tv contestants, this nation riveted, watched by millions, don't, we remember him, and the story behind him. >>> also, the missing american couple disappearing on vacation in the dominican republic. what authorities today revealed about the couple from near new york city. >>> the warning tonight about distracted drivers. the frightening moment right here on the highway when a speeding driver slammed into the back of that truck, because they were distracted. >>> and your money tonight. gas prices on the rise. where it's already topping $4. and tonight right here, that new report, the best day to buy glaus and, apparently, the worst day. a lot more news ahead. the fire going for another 150 years. ♪ to inspire confidence through style. ♪ i'm working to make connections of a different kind. ♪ i'm working f

welcome back their crack hines company has named a new chief executive officer in hopes of turning the page on recent troubles in february the company disclosed that investigators from the f.c.c. had opened an investigation into accounting practices at crap times while slashing as dividends by thirty six percent now in the wake of those and other setbacks current c.e.o. bernardo he's will bake at the top job and be replaced by former anheuser busch marketing director miguel patricia shares of crap heinz rose in early morning trading on the news but the company would have to rebound twenty percent to a versus decline in the first months of two thousand one thousand. india's second largest airline jet airways has suspended operations and workers passengers and other stakeholders are scrambling to deal with the consequences jet which says the shutdown was temporary was compelled to do so take drastic steps last week due to liquidity problems the company is now reportedly under the control of a group of investors led by the state bank of india the vice president of national aviators killed

. >> reporter: that was the frightening prognosis given to jerry hines two years ago, the retired police officer that his cancer has metastasized and helping him towards a goal that involves the youngest of his five children, high school daughter, stephanie. >> i hopefully geto watch her graduate from college and walk gwn the aisle. >> reporter: theot a first look at the ttiatment crical to his ongoing treatment. it will open to patients next month. it's on a campus across the street fromos flagship hpital and will provide all cancer treatment services under one roof. >> the surgeons will be here, radiation oncologists, nutritionists and acupuncturists hll beere, in the same place. >> reporter: this new center stocked with new equipment. this machine is used to scan for melanoma, one of only two in the entire country. >> reporter: for jerry, it means not having t visit a variety of doctors' offices. look where the chemotherapy infusion locations are. the top floor with a view and even a spa for patient to relax in in between appointments. > the cancer center model is great for patients a

beyonce became the first black woman toea hine coachella when she was there last year. >> she's unstoppable. what's next for her? destiny's child, selange and her husband, jay z. >> good morning, i'm frank holland. starbucks may have a new competitor, godiva. they plan to open up 2,000 cafes over the next few years. they will haveany items. they offer 800 stores worldwide. they'll have chocolate covered strawberries,ce creamnd they will open in mid town manhattan. with your cnbc business report, i'm frank holland. >> we' appreciate that. thanks, frank. >>> one area church is busy preparing for a massive effort happening ahead of the easter holiday. en >> molette gre is live in prince gorges county with details on the good friday free market., hi molette. >> reporter: good morning, guys. hey, we've got something good going on for good, friday don't we? check it the worship center here at new life worship center has turned into st of a food pantry. okay, guys. i've got to tell people wt's going on. pastor asjuan invited us out here to preview what's going to be happening in a couple of days.

senior commodity strategist daniel hines here in sydney. 400% shares in mustang after a breakthrough therapy hewers a so-called bubble boy syndrome. this is bloomberg. ♪ his is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: i'm haidi stroud-watts in sydney. shery: i'm shery ahn in new york. it was another down day for health care providers, which dragged louis -- u.s. stocks lower. we also saw ibm weigh on the market. su keenan joins us with a quick recap of the trading action as well as after-hours. su: let's talk about health care, which really weighed on the market as a whole. many strategists will say it is another case of an overcrowded area being unwound. let's look at the way the market ended. a goodh love cannot be thing sometimes. take a look at the market. bonds did not move much. the big decline or, down 3%. nasdaq 100, not seeing a big move. but it was a record close. let's take a look at the big movers. we mentioned health care, six of the 11 s&p 500 sectors ended higher. qualcomm having a monster two day rally where it was up 40% over that time because of the deal with apple. ibm is a big weight

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. >> reporter: two years ago, retired capitol police officer, jerry hines, got the chilling diagnosis, colon cancer that had been metastasize. >> initially, i was told 8-12 months. >> reporter: after surgery and chemo he's a year beyond that and credits the plan and his daughter stephanie by his side today. >> i'm told i will have at least four 0 five years a see my daughter graduate from college. i have to thank the institute. >> reporter: there were about 80 patients who got a look at the new institute, inova schar cancer institute. when it opens in a few weeks, it will offer all cancer treatments manyne und roof. >>he t oncologist will be here, nutritionist, yoga instructor will be here a acupuncturist e ll be here all in the s place. there are amenities you wouldn't find in a hospital. a spa withic manes and pedicures they can get while at their appointment. >> reporter: up until now jerry went from office to office to see his different doctors and now just one stop and chemo, a wonderfu view on the top floor. >> understand they will have the latest equipment in thery count. that'

staff sergeant christopher slutman, corporal robert hendriks, and sergeant benjamin hines were killed on monday when a vehicle exploded as the caravan passed right near the field. he was a veteran of the new york city fire department. >>> a new trumpet ministration policy took effect today. banning transgender individuals. we have the story. >>> the trump administration's controversial transgender military band taking effect friday. the policy requiring individuals in the military to serve in their birth gender. unless they have already transitioned, initiated the process, or have a gender dysphoria diagnosis. >> for the first time, one of our national institutions will be turning back the clock on equality. shifting its doors. to people who have already proven their ability to do the job. >> reporter: the ban is sparked by tweet that set after consultation with my generals in the military experts, please be advised that the united states government will not accept or allow transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the u.s. military. president trump claiming that the policy

b benjamine hines of pennsylvania. we reported that christopher slutman died in the blast.w york city firefighter. the taliban have claimed responsibility. the war in afghanistan began 6,394 days ago today. there's word microsoft has worked with china's military on ai research. citing several academic papers. susan li reporting live in new york. susan? >> hi, shep. the ft is reporting that microsoft research's arm in beijing worked together with china's military researchers on three papers last year with one of them describing a new way to use artificial intelligence to analyze human faces and mapping out their locations and this raises a red flags with experts and could help china in surveillance and censorship. we got in touch with microsoft. it did map out the location by analyzing human facing but focused more on analyzing the surrounding life of the images. we were not sent the other two research papers in question. microsoft said their researchers that are often academics, they conduct fundamental research with leading scholars and experts around the world to advance

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staff sergeant christopher slutman, corporal robert hendriks, and corporal benjamin hines were returnopher slutman was a 15 year veteran of the new york city department. >>> homes that did not burn down during the deadly camp fire. what the homes that had survived had in common. >>> i am here in the city as muni turns 100 years young. we are on the line to tell you what the city has planned today to celebrate. coming up. (dad) this ice cream cake needs a freezer. (mom) freezer's full. (vo) only frigidaire's custom flex temp drawer can switch from fridge to freezer. (son) nice save! (vo) that's using your frigidaire. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >>> there you hear it. that is the opening bell at the new york stock is change. the talk of wall street after an acquisition. the company that chevron is purchasing in today's dollars and cents. >> talk about a big deal. thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. it is friday, april 12. >>> i am allie rasmus in for pam cook. steve paulson is here with all the weather news. >>> usually say you like this and you don't li

peace keeping everybody strong to be honest and it is that strength that leads luke's aunt, caroline hines to believe he's going to survive this challenging time, the main focus right now is just to raise funds for nukes. >>maybe killed expenses and first prostate inc and that has taken the focus off our our sadness luke's right hand was completely severed a few weeks ago during an accident at a construction site in the north bay while luke was on spring break. his aunt says looks younger brother kyle bravely tried to help that day but to no avail. micro surgeons at california pacific medical center in san francisco performed reconstructive surgery on his hand shortly after it was severed at the wrist carries some risks movement right now. but going forward he's going to need. physical therapy. there's going to be kind of medical expenses and the biggest thing is going to be the prostate take prosthetics can range up to 200,000 and above from good prostate each caroline started a go fund me campaign for her nephew monday night and in less than a week more than $136,000 has been raised with

here's the first part of the cloud deck, a few peeks of su hine.ve clouds overtake any sunshine. this system is pushing our way. flash flood watch starting at noon, going into 5:00 a.m. for most area with the exception of northern neck and extreme southern maryland. one to three inches total of rainfall across the area. and i do believe there could be locally higher amounts. heu're walking out, mild, humid. temperatures in t 60s. topping out in the low to mid 70s today. a few isolate aittle showers before. then the storms move in after it:. multiple -- after 2:00. multiple rounds, 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. an area of storms. not raining the whole time. later after 7:00 or 8:00, storms continuing into the over. one to three inches of rain. 5sts up over miles per hour. even a possible tornado. please do not drive aany flooss roads. we have so many water rescues there time of year. as we go through the morning, light shers, light stuff. the real system moving in after 1:00 or 2:00 will have heavy downpours. we won't see raiho the w time. but again, we'll have

hark hines actually thought about that part of the city w wn theyted their original stadium. >> we looked at putting it in the parking lot across the street. we looked at putting it back there and we couldn't figur t ot ho make it work. the problem was no one looked up. >> it just makes so much sense. i cannot wait to get down there. epop-up court will be able to seat 700 people. first match is set for july 15th. >>> some sore muscles in prince george's county this evening. dozens joining us at 5:30 this frningor community boot camp. molett green was in the group doing a wk out. there's more to come. the county is planning classes to help folk get healthy. >> go, molette. she's been putting everybody to shame. she has rislly gone thence getting everybody in shame. >>> amazon of course just beginning construction on their new headquarters in arlington. >> but the mpany's already making contributions to that area. just ahead, how more than >>> amazon is givingrants to 100 schools around the country as it hopes to create future t leaders i feels of engineering and robotics. that includes mor

warnings come one day after a broken dike forced 5,000 people to nee the arflee the ar now back to date hine tara ord's family was desperate to find her. it had been nine months since she went missing and then she was found, but it was not the news they wanted to hear, not at all. the grim discovery with an investigator leading them to anything to heed them to tara's killer. then an intriguing clue, a previously overlooked witness statement about a stolen bracelet and ring. could it point detectives to a suspect? >> in the end, bones and a few teeth were all they found. there was every reason to think tara was murdered and dumped in the woods. murdered how and whom. sharon's attorney called her as soon as she heard the news. >> she was obviously distraught, hysterical, crying. now find out the killers and make them pay for the crime. >> prosecutor got the autopsy results. they were not helpful. >> only half of the bones in her body were recovered. and some of the more important bones which would show whether or not there would have been a choking or strangulation was not recovered. >> the me

the pentagon identifying him with robert hendricks and sergeant benjamin hines as the three marines coldde obama in afghanistan. the taliban claiming responsibility for the attack. should we continue the peace talks with them? jack keane joins me now. technically, general, we're at war but certainly seems that it's -- it's hard for the average person to know that we're engaged in deep peace talks as our brave men and women are still under attack. >> certainly our heart goes out to these families. what has happened here. their death is no less meaningful than the first death there. sergeant chapman was killed in the beginning of the war. there's negotiations going on. there's an uptick in violence because of the negotiations. they're about to get around the table again in qatar and the taliban have upped the violence. 30 afghans killed in a battle. last night another 18. obviously americans that are not directly involved in this fight were helping the afghans do the fighting. it's a combat zone. this is how dangerous it is. it totals seven that have been killed this year that are american

father of three, also a new york city firefighter, awarded a medal for saving a woman in 2013, benjamin hinesce 2006, deployed multiple times including to iraq, and corporal robert hendrix of locust valley, new york, joining the marines after high school and was set to come home this month. his mother notes that he loved what he did and was more than willing to die for his country. we thank them for their service. the three were hit with an improvised explosive device while operating combat operations north of kabul. that is "the story" tonight. "tucker carlson tonight" is up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." what happens when you could no longer denounce your political opponents as russian spies? this is a major problem in the democratic party. they have a solution. you just call them white nationalists instead. it is every bit as stupid and slanderous and even more effective in shutting them up. but what does it do to the country when you whip up hatred and fear like that? we will tell you just ahead. but first tonight the attorney general william barr ha

peace keeping everybody strong to be honest and it is that strength that leads luke's aunt, caroline hines marino to believe he's going to survive this challenging time, the main focus right now is just to raise funds for nukes. >>maybe killem expenses and first prostate inc and that has taken the focus off our our sadness luke's right hand was completely severed a few weeks ago during an accident at a construction site in the north bay while luke was on spring break. his aunt says looks younger brother kyle bravely tried to help that day but to no avail. micro surgeons at california pacific medical center in san francisco performed reconstructive surgery on his hand shortly after it was severed at the wrist carries some risks movement right now. but going forward he's going to need. physical therapy. there's going to be kind of medical expenses and the biggest thing is going to be the process they take the prosthetics can range up to 200,000 in the ball from good prostate each caroline started a go fund me campaign for her nephew monday night and in less than a week more than $136,000 has

there will be morsuthan enough hine today. i think you'll consider it to be a near-perfect day by april standards. enjoy the dry weather while we have it. rain chances back later tomorrow and will hang around through a good portion of the weekend. not the wholeweekend, but there's going to be rainy periods from time to time. all right.g, this morn48 now at dulles airport. 48 in leesburg. i the shenandoah valley. the upper 40s in prince george's county. low 50s by the bay. school day forecast, kids get the warm fleece for first thing this morning. your hottie, whatever you need to stay -- your hoodie, waver you need to stay on the warm side. today, an a-plus because tomorrow rain chances are back. wel time it out coming up. >> all right. i like that. a-plus. yesterday was amazing. give that an a-plus. anks. >>> outer loop, inner loop, no problems. 9looking at in virginia, northbound, quantico to the beltwa going 71 miles per hour. you'll get there in 17 minutes. southbound, also looking good o there 95. you don't have any arwor

staff sergeant christopher corporal robert hendrix and sergeant benjamin hines were killed on mondayse department said a suicide bomber detonated the vehicle packed with explosives as the caravan passed by. the three men were in a reserve unit from massachusetts. the taliban claimed responsibility for the attack. >>> and trump administration policy takes effect today that fans transgender people from the military. it will affect an estimated 14,000 service members either on active duty or reserves. what identify is transgender.>> reporter: the trump administration's controversial transgender military band taking effect friday. the policy requiring individuals in the military to serve in their birth gender. unless they have already transitioned initiated the process or have a gender dysphoria diagnosis. it prevents members and recruits from beginning the process of transitioning. >>> for the first time one of our national institutions will be turning back the clock. on the quality. shutting its doors to people who have already proven their ability to do the job.>> reporter: is sparked

notice of the situation and -- and, again, of this particular set of land mines and they are land hinesple who are not accustomed to navigating things being taken out of context, but i swear to you, i think that's what has happened here. it's been taken out of context. he's such a good guy and he -- he's never done anything inappropriate along those lines in my experience, and i've -- i've worked very closely with him you. >> have, and just even as reporters and other people around the vice president, he is -- i guess the best way to describe him, he's a tactile guy, and it's his way of showing that he's interested, that he has empathy, just having a conversation, men and women. i mean, we've both seen it. have you in your experience particularly when you were serving with him, now looking back through the 2019 lens, did you see him do anything that you would think, again, thinking about somebody who is going to run for president in 2020, you can't act like that anymore, joe? >> well, because -- because he -- he is such a good guy and he's done such a good job reaching out to people, wh

bishop miller for your spiritual and civic leadership, janet hines norris for that amazing performancei want to thank our fire department, honor guard and thank all of our first responders for everything you do to keep us safe. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, renee ferguson for your mentorship and passion for justice. and mrs. chismar, everyone should have at least one person in their lives who believes in them the way you believe in your students. [ cheers and applause ] >> to my fellow mayors, extraordinary leaders in the community of mayors as well as in their own cities and all of the current and former mayors here today, i thank you for your service at a time when local leadership has never mattered more. and i want to ask everyone here to help thank my unbelievable staff, doing the work of ten people and living out the values of this project and making it all possible. thank you. >> thank you to my mom who is here physically and my dad who is here in more ways than he ever could have imagined, and to chaston, my love. i'm pretty fond of him, too. for giving me the strength

company teams up with a condiment company i can barely get this out, as very serious new invention hinesvor mayonnaise -- what would you do with this one? compare it with waffles or put it on cupcakes? >> i don't know if you can do anything with it. i can't read that. that sounds disgusting. >> cadbury cream eggs bottom line that is -- stomach churning. all right still ahead, crisis or for facebook losing faith in the social media giants over recent account information leaks. what can it do to turn it all around and yes tonight there's the ncaa plane's basketball championship after 64 teams are down to two. we have all of the details on the big game. keep it right here on fbn:am. run with us in the unstoppable john deere gator xuv835, because when others take rain checks... we take the wheel. run with us. search "john deere gator" for more. well now there's score!, time...from force factor,enin'. run with us. to rev your libido and maximize physical response. it's no wonder walmart offers score! in more locations than any other performance enhancer. unleash your potential in the bedroom,

i will just say, director it goes back to the test corridor that chair hine ke and he didn'd taxis but i'm sure he meant to say taxis as well. it sounds like that. we would create a test street to see sort of what the ideal situation is and in report as well and we see it in cycling and we have more male-identified psyche lists than female-identified psyche lists. i just want to echo the director. thank you so much to the people that talked about the jobs aspect. that was really valuable to hear and it's something that really should be on the front of our minds so i'm so glad you came and talked about it. it's good to hear these companies are hiring people as full-time employees about benefits and with all of the things that come with being a person with a career path ahead of you. it's fantastic. thank you to the companies for that. a question, someone mentioned late-night workers. are either or both of these companies keeping their scooters out at night or do they take them in at night? >> one is starting to do more 24/7 and now that the shock in place an -->> i can see how youe comp

peace keeping everybody strong to be honest and it is that strength that leads luke's aunt, caroline hines marino to believe he's going to survive this challenging time, the main focus rigit now is just to raise funds for nukes. >>maybe killed expenses and first prostate inc and that has taken the fo off our our sadness luke's right hand was completely severed a few weeks ago during an accident at a construction site in the north bay while luke was on spring break. his aunt says looks younger brother kyle bravely tried to help that day but to no avail. micro surgeons at california pacific medical center in san francisco performed reconstructive surgery on his hand shortly after it was severed at the wrist carries some risks movement right now. but going forward he's going to need. physical therapy. there's going to be kind of medical expenses and the biggest thing is going to be the prostate take the prosthetics can range up to 200,000 and above from good prostate each caroline started a go fund me campaign for her nephew monday night and in less than a week more than $136,000 has been rai

>> reporter: well, the doors haven't opened yet for this rally at a teamsters hall hine pittsburgh. there's a long line here stretching. joe biden is expected to focus on the economy. we expect the foreign relationser vice president to address early in his reports the shooting at the synagogue in poway, california. joe biden said this is a battle for the soul of the nation. you expect him to weigh on this. drawing a moral equivalency between the demonstrations in charlottesville and white supremacists who were there is part of this. but i want to bring in jackie. she's a and grayson as well. you were telling me this is your first campaign event for both you and grayson and you're following this campaign closely. what are you looking at in terms of this large field. who your going to decide who to vote for? >> so i really want to look at a candidate to pull in our republican voters and pull back our democratic voters more middle class voters that kind of left the party with the last election or last couple of elections and which of these candidates can pull those people back in. >> y