hussites were followers of jan hus, whose statue graces the square.her who got in trouble with the vatican a hundred years before martin luther and the reformation. the chalice is a symbol of hus and his followers, who believed everyone, not just priests, should be able to partake in the eucharist, or holy communion. these days, huge crowds gather at the 15th-century astronomical clock back on the old town square. the dials seem to tell you everything you could possibly want to know. it tells the phases of the moon, sunset, current sign of the zodiac, each day's special saint, and, somehow, it even tells the time. and of course, 500 years ago, everything revolved around the earth. at the top of the hour, death tips his hourglass and pulls the cord. the windows open as the twelve apostles parade by, acknowledging the gang of onlookers. the rooster crows... ...and finally, the bell rings. but my favorite part of the show is watching the crowd gawk. we are glad you have joined us, james foreman jr. and maggie

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we break it all down let's bring in hus minority leader nancy mulosy. thank you for joining me. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> first off, we've been asking guests such as yourself what grade would you give president trump? >> first of all, incomplete. promises made and promises broken. his pledge about healthcare that's going to be so accessible, affordable and the rest but all we've seen is something the biggest is to the richest people of the country, a tax bill disguised as a health bill. he talked about things that are going to rid the earth of disease, and cut budgets of the national institute of health, infrastructure bill, drain the what does he have? well, story after story. says she's he's going to firewall street and he has a cabinet fall of wall streeters. just every strong statement he made that he said he was got togue do. >> so one area where he got decent marks, foreign affairs. you got out of briefing about north korea and the threat thereof north korea, kim jung-un, attempting to develop a missile that could hit the united states even. do you think that based

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at times, hu high clouds filterg through the sky.h of philadelphia see brighter sky with more blue in the way of high clouds and southern areas, future tracker through 4:00 sunday afternoon, thickening up from the south, 10:30 a.m. we see rain from south to north on and off throughout the day tuesday as well. we have a cutoff low, basically not going to move that much, removed itself from the jet stream. it's going to slowly meander up the coast with strong winds off of the water adding rounds of rain for two straight days. the forecast, 64 and filtered sun tomorrow, breezy showers on and off monday, tuesday, 57. a snapshot shows more rain through here. this is tuesday morning at 9:00. gradual clearing wednesday and warmer with sun lail late date 70-degrees. a rapid rise in temperatures 85 on thursday, friday 86. the same saturday. heating up on the parkway. > >> youngsters in texas are rewarded for turning down a bribe from a criminal to bring him to justice. they got a bigger reward in the end. >> fort worth police were searching t

here's a picture of 77-year-old cong hu nguyen taken two weeks ago. they were called to his pglen senior center deceased. when they arrived, investigators noticed trauma to nguyen's upper body and an autopsy revealed he had been murdered. however, no other details how he was killed have been released. i did ask investigators if they think the suspect knew the victim or if this could be a random crime with a potential threat to public safety. at this point, they say they cannot rule that out as they still don't know a motive or have any suspect description. they're urging anyone with information to come forward. family and friends of the victim tell me they're just too in shock to speak at me. residents here are new very concerned for their own safety >> my apartment son the woods and you walk right up from the road. there's no gate for that. i just feel real bad. i can't imagine somebody doing that. there's in these apartments. we're basically -- anybody that wants to do something can do it. >> reporter: they also told me at first they thought nguyen

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this is a picture of the victim, 77-year-old cong hu nguyen taken just two weeks ago. police say they were called to his apartment at the little river glen senior center in fairfax yesterday morning for the report of a resident found deceased when they arrived. investigators noticed trauma to nguyen's upper body and an autopsy just revealed that he had been murdered. however no other details how he was killed has been released. i did ask investigators if they think the suspects knew the victim or crime with a potential threat to public safety. at this point, they say they cannot rule that out as they still don't have a motive or any suspect description. they're urging anyone with any information to come forward. family and friends of the victim tell me they're just too in shock to speak on camera, and residents here are even very concerned for their own safety now. >> we have a gate that's closes at 8:00. my apartment is on the woods. and you walk right up from the road. there's no gate for that. and i don't know. i just feel real bad about it. i can't imagine somebody

henry hu, cafe x is in san francisco, anywhere else? >> a few more locations in san francisco over the next few months. >> thank you, henry. >>> up next, the dangers of old age when old age is about 20. "press:here" continues. >> the permanent loss of thousands of gigabytes of sensitive or precious data. >> we found all the files that had been encrypted and we just deleted them. i went straight to the bar i cu barricuda backup. it was resolved in under an hour. >>> welcome back to "press:here." my next guest has the most peculiar resume. he has done something no one in silicon valley has done. he has worked at the same company for more than 20 years. we hardly know what to make about that. murray rode works for an old company by silicon valley standards. old age creates a unique challenge for these companies. established companies suffer from what's known as the innovator's dilemma. by doing exactly what the america wants, by being successful, old companies run the risk of failing to innovate, to take risks. now, we know this company is

a fourth man was critically hu hurt. cops say all of the victims were friends and have kim cal recor records. meantime, police have boosted their presence in the area as they look for surveillance video of the scene. >> i have detectives that are woking around the clock trying to get answers to the questions that you have. the motive and also who did th this. >> the things that happen occur recent until our general society are like i'm from a different generation. >> reporter: and police say the surviving victim has not been overly cooperative in this case so far. they say that could change once he find out that three of his friends did not survive this attack. back to you. >> all right, dave, thank you. >>> happening now, the trial underway for the man accused of killing a pennsylvania trooper and wounding another. a judge hearing opening arguments today in the trial of against eric frein who's accused of ambushing those two troopers outside the blooming drove state police barracks in pike county. now the prosecution ca

. >> those famous bright hued arches hardly visible in the new designs.k is getting trolled on social media, people definitely not loving it. >> exactly. right words for it. one critic comparing the uniforms to imperial officers and the death star in "star wars." >> they could be a little brighter. i think they need more yellow. maybe in the hat. >>> next up an eventful day for the young british royals at the london marathon. before the race some runners got a pep talk from prince william and his wife kate as well as prince harry. >> the runners you see with head bands raised money for the mental health charity that the royals support. and then along the course they were handing out water which the runners needed on a warm day. one runner squirting water at william and kate which brought a hilarious reaction from the future king. >> i don't know if he's laughing or wincing. >> i think he's wincing. >> his wife looks like she's giving him a dirty look. >> stank eye. >> i think they were good humored about it even though you should not splash the royals, ju

he also heaped praise on the chinese and the chinese president hu he said is a very good man who wasolve the situation because he does not want to seek death and turmoil. remember, that was a very strong point of the meeting between china and north america. because of the amount of trade between career and north korea, donald trump and his administration are hoping that china will be able to turn the screws on implied harder sanctions on north korea. the pentagon is investigating payments to president trump's former national security advisor michael flynn — including one to attend a gala dinner in russia where he sat on a table with president putin. general flynn made headlines when he was fired by mr trump afterjust21i days in office — it emerged he'd misled vice president mike pence about his dealings with the russian ambassador. the white house has publicly tried to turn any blame onto the obama administration. here's some of what was said at the latest press briefing. he was issued a security clearance under the obama administration in the spring of 2016. the trip you're referrin

not to mention the cost to hu humboldt county there's a detour cost up to five hours. >>> sky seven shows a four car train after being towed to bart's hayward shops. the new rail cars are being tested nicely when the system is closed. a test train broke down earlier this morning and the agency is trying to figure out why. >> this is why we do testing, we want to make sure when we are ready to run the trains with passenger that every reliability issue has been worked out. >> another train eventually pushed the broken test train to a side track to get it out of the way but not before it caused 20 minute delays system wide during early morning commute hours. >>> now prepare to pay more to fill up this fall, today governor brown signed a new law that raises gas taxes in november. the taxes expected to generate more than $5 billion a year to repair california's roads and highways. the exsize tax will go up 12 cents to 30 cents a gallon. diesel fuel will increase 20 seconds to 36 a gallon. sales tax on diesel will almost double to 10%. if you drive electric you will be paid annual feel by 2020

a woman and her son went to the easter services and they returned to find the hus stabbed to death --usband stabbed to death in the house. this is an interview only on 7. a woman said we are keeping the doors locked tonight. a lot of people are on edge on capitol hill. this is what this woman had to say about finding her husband. the call came in and she found norwood on the floor. >> you went to church and when i returned back he had bled out. >> she found no sign of break-in and believes whoever killed him came in through the backdoor. >> i don't know. somebody come in and did what they did or what. >> she can think of no reason that anyone wanteds to arm the husband. >> he don't have no enemies. that is all i can say. kevin: she can think of no one who she thinks would hurt her husband. she has spoken to the detectives and confident that an arrest will be made soon. reporting live. larry: thanks. another security breach at the white house. the secret service says a woman jumped over a temporary barrier outside the fence yesterday afternoon on the north side of the white house. the

this is really it, hu? >> matt was not around after the discovery.s been living life and ra raidsing a family. but he's grateful for small discovery turning into a huge utah raptors project. >> we have two little bayney utah raptors in here. >> they find more boys every day but it's pain takingly slow and event process. >> their team is using a go fund me page to document daily discoveryes and raise money for equipment. they plan to share a story' ic ly like of a drawing how all the dinosaurs ended quick sand lawyer. fox news. >> stuff is fascinating. >> definitely. >> we're back after this. >> a major announcement from nasa this week the space agency says sat up moon could support life thanks to presence of hydro again. >> exciting news coming from nasa. scientist say ocean world or orbiting saturn could be a top cop tender for life beyond earth. the liquid ocean lies be evening in the surface of saturn here space craft found owe molecules notice geysers there possible result of deep sea reactions between water and rock. >> this is result of twelve

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not everybody is on board with this, hu, tisha. >> as you know king street here is well known for its hometown feel. mom and pop shops filled this area. in fact, 7 out of 10 of businesses, shops and restaurants are said to be locally owned. in fact that's what attract a lot of people towards -- and people would live here alike to this area. now what we can tell you is that there's a change.org petition hoping to ban the b bid. revitalization to this area. there's both sides are taking to social modeia and to the streets to promote as the old addage goes it takes money to make money. >> if it's a few cosmetic changes it's one thing. however revenue through here has been good concept throughout the years. i don't really see much. >> but the alexandria economic development partnership is hoping to sell other small business owners on a property tax increase that will help boost revenue. it's calls a bid and she's not buying it and she's not alone. ban the bid is popping up on social media and storefronts. >> if you do, tax 600 or $700 annually for growing business that's fine but for the

when they arrived they found 77-year-old kung hu when with trauma to upper body. he was murdered.lease have no suspects or motive and resident are concerned for >> we have a gate closed at 8. my apartment is on the woods and you walk right up from the road. anybody that want to do something can do it. >> the senior apartment community release aid statement said in part our hearts go out to mr. wen's family for their loss and we have an outstanding police department, and we have every confidence in their ability to make an arrest in this case. >> we have an update on murder mystery in prince george country. police finally identified this woman stabbed and killed in forestville. now they want to know who stabbed 17-year-old tea chase to death. investigators say she knocked on door of house springdale avenue easter morning and the homeowner found her unconscious on the front lawn and she died a short time later. >> still to come tonight take a look at crazy accident. that right there is a car stuck underneath a moving truck and the driver is still inside. new details about what happe

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don't believe in science , and especially when our gogovernment doesn't believe inn sciencnce, kids get hu that is what happened in flint. for the sake of flinint kids and for all over this world, i march for science. [cheers] amy: that w was little miss flit ,nd dr. mona hanna-attisha addressing the crorowd. i saidid down with dr. mona and began by asking her why she came to washington for the march. >> how couldld i not come toto washingtonon? how could you not be a part o of the march for science? in my everyday is a pediatrician, i am moved by science. i am guided by science and by the care of patients. the flint store is a story of science. it is a science to unravel thiss unbelievable tragedy. we need to believe in science. we need to invest in science. if not, we have the risk of seeing many more flints to come. amy: explain how you used a science to ever cover -- uncover what took place. >> ousted in my job as a pediatrician and as a researcher. what i heard about the possibility of lead in thehe wateter, i stoppeded sleeping. lead is damming for children and for generations to com

. >> weird hu? >> stranger things happened. >> that looks like a pos postcard. >> d.c. or early, early morning. >> or chilly. >> it's chilly out there this morning. >> little on the cooler side. morning♪ >> nobody is going to tell me i can't♪ >> there you go. >> all right. >> the way they come back from a little break. >> there you go. >> i see you try to reel us in with a dramatic pause. >> i see what you did there. >> did it work. >> no. >> darn maybe tomorrow. >> cooler today and few showers around as well. moving west of town. we'll get radar in a second you miss warmth it's back tomorrow. only 60s today and 0s back by tomorrow afternoon. and we'll be humid with some thunderstorms popping up as well. like early summer day coming your way for thursday. rain chances do stick around through the weekend and especially sunday now looks like it may end up on the w wetter side of things. temperatures right now you see this on shore flow. that's going to keep us on the cool side today, 54 now. which is not bad. and again it will hold temperatures down this afternoon with cl

in my experience, meeting with andpresident, hu jintao bao, we werea able to strike a conversation . the chinese leaders listen. they listen if you can talk to them in terms of what's in their interest. withhen i was meeting them, the major issue was the currency, the yuan. the feeling that it was being manipulated, in a way, to make china too competitive. discussionry frank on that. subsequently, they changed the policy and de-pegged from the dollar and moved to a flexible exchange rate. they didn't do that because they wanted to help america. they did it because they came to understand that a more lexical exchange rate was in their interest. -- more flexible exchange rate was in their interest. david: there's been a lot of talk about labeling china a currency manipulator. we have heard that this will happen at the semiannual review. what criteria are they looking at? john: the primary criteria there is whether a country is systematically affecting the value of its currency in order to gain a trade advantage. it's a complicated process. process.nvolved i think the president made a w

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so you see here them putting out all these zoexecutive orders hu flury of activity.some could be regulatory roll backs down the line that will make his base happy but it will be an interesting rally in pennsylvania. >> yeah i think the traditional wins that a president likes to point to in first hundred days usually one big bill through congress, some legislative win. he has judge gorsuch to point to but a lot of it is on paper. >> isn't that mitch mcconnell. so the washington post spoke with the president earlier, sorry that was reuters, the washington post spoke to the president tonight he told them this about nafta which he elected not to term in ate when he spoke to the leaders of mexico and candidate saying this -- inate when he spoke to the leaders of mexico and candidate saying this -- according to the washington post he changed his mind because he seen a map how many communities in trump countries would be hurt by the loss of business. did he not, should he have understood that before. >> this is so representative of his style, so similar in a way to the syri

mike flynn should ask for immunity in that this is a witch hu hunt. >> he's basically daring the congress to give him immunity. should we be giving him immunity,? no, we don't want the story to come out. >> jim sciuto, stay was. joining us on our panel is mike dorian, julian kyam and our own julian borger. let me just clear up a few things with you, this whole thing about susan rice, you're being told by people close to her and other i guess former intelligence officials that you're talking to, this is not completely unusual for a national security advisor to ask for some of these to be unmasked. how widespread would the name of somebody amassed be distributed through the upper echelons of what was then the obama administration, it wouldn't just be mike flynn and over else it was? >> i have asked both people close to rice, and also former intelligence officials who have been given similar requests and they told me that information was shared from the briefer to that senior national security official. so ambassador rice would ask her briefer if the intelligence committee approves that requ

island is cal hu. it's my home. have some respect.ns now says he wasn' criticizing the judge or t land... just how one district judge out of hundreds can stop a presidential executive order. >> sessions now says he wasn't criticizing the judge or the island itself. just how one district judge out of hundreds can stop a presidential executive order. >>> a major operation to clean up trash called off. why workers in one bay area city say it's just too dangerous. >> and how fans are paying tribute to prince's legacy one year after his death. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a major trash clean-up operation in oakland... delayed today. city work crews say... they know they have a job to do.. but it's just too dangerous. you. >>> a major trash clean-up in oakland delayed because city work crews say it's too dangerous to do their jobs. kpix 5's da lin on the concern and then the new plan to clear that garbage out. >> reporter: this is one of the many piles of trash near homeless encampments in oakland. some are blocking sidewalks. >> this all has to be remov

for students rising above, i'm sherry hu. >>> now for a final check of our forecast.e're talking 80s for the warmest spots inland. 70s by the bay. 60s on the coast this weekend. warming up to the low 90s by mid- to late week. a big change in the forecast, devin. full party for -- pool party for you, huh? >> yeah, that's what we're going to do later this morning. thanks for watching kpix5 news this morning. narrator: today on lucky dog, this 4 year-old wheaton terrier mix is revved up for a new life. brandon: i heard you got some serious energy. narrator: but if she can't be taught to trust the world around her... brandon: everything i asked her to do, she pretty much shut down. narrator: ...her skittish nature could put her right back at the starting gait. brandon: i'm brandon mcmillan and i've dedicated my life to saving the lonely, unwanted dogs that are living without hope. my mission is to make sure these amazing animals find a purpose, a family and a place to call home.

there's been speculation that perhaps the hus something 22nd the failure of that launch of that by hacking, the u.s. was able to stop it from succeedingful are they talking about that in. >> they're dismissing that. if they did have this capability, i would expect that. for the pentagon to acknowledge this kind of cyber capability would rae change it. not just in north korea but across the entire globe. i will say, i've run it by several officials at the pentagon. they're sort of shaking their head staying important part of failure is that it failed. now i will say, and this is a general take you get. they do think the north koreans learn something every time they test and they get closer to their goal of launching an the incontinental ballistic missile. >> i want to change gears and talk about tomorrow of president trump will be going to wisconsin to hold a rally. he's visited seven states since being in office. by this point in his presidey, barack obama had already visited then states and taken tee trips abroad with plans for a fourth trip in place. george w. bush by contrast visited ne

. >> the president called it a pitch hu witch-hunt.epublican disagrees. >> no, it's not a witch-hunt. it's mysterious why all of a sudden general flynn is out there saying he wants immunity. >>> plus, supreme court battle. will senate republicans finish what democrats started? and end the filibuster to confirm neil gorsuch. russia, the supreme court and a struggling presidency.

. >> the president called it a pitch hu witch-hunt.no, it's not a witch-hunt. it's mysterious why all of a sudden general flynn is out there saying he wants immunity. >>> plus, supreme court battle. will senate republicans finish what democrats started? and end the filibuster to confirm neil gorsuch. russia, the supreme court and a struggling presidency. this morning i'll be joined by the senate's top two

dao has and hu this is going to unfold, what do you expect he's going to be suing for, the types of damages out that these men that boarded, they were not supposed to be dressed in that type of uniform. they had been asked not to dress like that, to look as if they were some type of officers. >> this was an overbooking. united will try to hide behind the laws of overbooking. this is not an overbooking incident. there's new video saying he was not a belligerent passenger as the united ceo had said. he was very compliant and he was a consumer simply sitting in a seat that he purchased. across the board united bungled this. i have a feeling that the courts are going to rule in the passenger's favor. >> i think a lot of people, if he had been belligerent people in the background wouldn't have been asking, what are you doing? they would have been applauding for get a jerk off the plane. >> everyone was pretty much crying and going what the heck is going on here. i'm sure chicago aviation police are going to be held liable as well. it's a pretty bad situation for united and the police. >> typical

. >> the president called it a pitch hu witch-hunt. a top republican disagrees. >> no, it's not a witch-hunt. it's mysterious why all of a sudden general flynn is out there saying he wants immunity. >>> plus, supreme court battle. will senate republicans finish what democrats started? and end the filibuster to confirm neil gorsuch. russia, the supreme court and a struggling presidency. this morning i'll be joined by the senate's top two leaders, republican mitch mcconnell and democrat chuck schumer. also the fake news cycle. a former fbi agencit says russi speaks and the president tweets. >> what worked in this u.s. election is because the commander in chief has used russian measures at times against his opponents. >> clint watts says the russians are still at it and he's live here this morning. joining me are eugene robinson, columnist for "the washington post." msnbc's greta van susteren, robert draper of "the new york times" magazine and amy walter, national editor of the cook political report. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the pres

we're being told no one was hu hurt. >>> delaware county woman trouble tonight.olice say she bought guns for a criminal. prosecutors say 35-year-old vick tee towns perez from chester bought nine guns for her nephew. he couldn't get the guns himself because of criminal history. she lied about who would ultimately own the guns. she got hundreds of dollars from her nephew to buy them. so far police recovered five of them so four remain out there. prosecutors say criminals have used the guns already including in a homicide. >> these guns are dangerous. they should not be in the hands of convicted felons. they shall not be in the hands of these criminals that are portrayed in the flow chart. >> interstate law towns perez faces five year minimum mandatory sentence if a jury convicts her of at least two charges. >>> it's not something you usually see posted at a of all places a construction site. a sign banning cursing but one company says it's hoping that it's going to get example for students. chris o'connell explains this one. >> reporter: there are a lot of signs ar

so far no one we know of is hu hurt. this is believed to be a furniture store.s are in the area nearby it but firefighters are getting a handle on that fire. >>> argument between passenger an bus driver turned violent while the bus was rolling and like everything else these days, a camera caught the whole thing. now the passenger involved in the fight hobbled on to the bus with a crutch. >> he says it was something the bus driver said to him that just set him off. >> it started as a nasty confrontation between a bus driver and a passenger on a crutch. the passenger curses at the driver then turns around to a kick in the back. >> he throws his crutch and the fight escalate as the bus rolls down the street. >> call the cops right now. >> the man film diagnose not want to talk on camera. he says he finally stopped recording to break up the fight. >> ride on shouldn't be employing people like that period. >> brian says he was angry getting on the bus that day because the driver passed his stop forcing him to hustle a across the street with an injured knee. he says h

. >>> if it's this sunday, it is the first day of the next one hu, 100 days. i hope you join us.e back in a moment. and adapting them to work for you. the ultrasound that can see inside patients, can also detect early signs of corrosion at our refineries. high-tech military cameras that see through walls, can inspect our pipelines to prevent leaks. remote-controlled aircraft, can help us identify potential problems and stop them in their tracks. at bp, safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. i own my own company. i had some severe fatigue, some funny rashes. finally, listening to my wife, went to a doctor. and i became diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma ...that diagnosis was tough. i had to put my trust in somebody. when i first met steve, we recommended chemotherapy, and then we did high dose therapy and then autologous stem cell transplant. unfortunately, he went on to have progressive disease i thought that he would be a good candidate for immune therapy. it's an intravenous medicine that is going to make his immune system evade the tumor. with chemoth