and if you're four minutes late, we'll ram a car into your [ bleep ]ing house.o realize the world doesn't revolving around you. >> you got any of those little waters? >> no. dude, dude. >> screw uber. if you don't like it, walk. >> jimmy: oh well. i don't know if you heard this, but warner brothers made a big announcement today. they're making a sequel to "space jam". this time starring lebron james. in this one lebron james travels back in time to try to stop steph curry's parents from conceiving. tonight a good show. the return of mashup monday. this is where we combine two bands to pun. tonight monsters and men and collin hay of men at work. it sounds great. it sounded great at rehearsal. i wasn't sure if this one was going to work out. i asked if he'd do it. he smiled and gave me a sandwich. "of monsters and men" at work. from bones, emily deschanel and the great and powerful dr. oz. this is important. we've had some incidents. if anyone has anyone infected they want dr. oz to look at, please wait until he's walking out to his car out back. i need dr. oz's a

>> i can't thank you enough for being here with me covering this president's final white ing. house correspondents' dinner. you saw it all here. stay with cnn for more coverage of the dinner all night long. thanks. >>> this is no ordinary dinner. this is a big [ bleep ] meal. >> i want to welcome all of you to the white house councounts' somebody's got to do it. supreme court ruled that the donor who gave ted cruz $6 million was just exercising free speech. >> if it's the kind of speech like this i just wasted $6 million. >> he is released the black end. >> that is a legacy. and donald trump is here. still. gray hair is 85%. your hair is so white now it can talk back to the police. >> house correspondents' dinner. >> what is this thing? >> welcome to america. >> starts right now. this show is not yet rated. >> i'm john berman the annual white house correspondents' dinner is under way. they are eating, folks. eating right now inside that room behind us. once they finish eating the president gets his chance to do his last stand-up comedy routine before that glittering audience of wash

house. the impact so ing fan [ thunder ] >>> thunder, lightning, one bolt even struck this bay area house, the impact so powerful the ceiling fan fell off and a woman had to be hospitalized. >> taking a live look outside from treasure island now, tonight we are getting a bit of a break from the wild wire, but paul deanno says there's a chance of new thunderstorms again tomorrow. >> we may see a repeat performance, guys. we only get two thunderstorm days per year on average. this year they may be today and tomorrow. we're looking at a few showers still in southern santa clara, otherwise we are drying out tonight. look at the snow, thunder snow over the sierra, more showers and thunderstorms for northern california, our second consecutive rather wild day when it comes to may when. what does futurecast say? futurecast says we'll be watching things moving in from the east. thunderstorms that bubble up overnight over the sierra may turn into light to moderate rain showers impacting part of the morning commute. we could see a widespread light rain event before lunchtime tomorrow and there's still th

house for the first family. >> that's right. the national journal is report ing tonight that president obama will rent a house in the neighborhood after he leaves office next year. that's in northwest. the obamas are saying in washington so allow their youngest d sasha to finish her final two years of high school here. the exact location of that house is not being revealed. at least not yet. president obama will be the first president to stay in washington after his term is up since wilson back in 1921. >> yeah, we keep giving him weather like this it might be easy to take in the sunny days. you might not want to leave washington in days likehis. >> this is what may should be. >>> it's going to get more like june. i don't think anybody is going to complain. not going to be crazy humid as we go through the rest of the week. a little bit hot but not crazy humid. our 3 degree guarantee, i was worried about this. reading 86, 87 on my car. i went 81 today for a high. the computers were on going 79 and 80. i thought that was going to be okay. we'll add up the numbers a

house to talk about the zika virus. the centers for disease control and prevention released a new eport confirm ing that 157 pregnant women have tested positive for the virus. president obama called on congress to approve funding for treatment and finding a vaccine. both the house and senate have only approved a portion of what the administration has requested. minutes.bout 10 pres. obama: everybody all set? okay. i just had an opportunity to get a full briefing from secretary c.d.c. director, as n.i.a. tony kazi , from about the zika situation and i wanted to give the american eople a quick update on where we are. as has been explained i want to but reemphasize, zika is not like ebola. this is not a human to human transmission, but with one exception that we'll talk about. it's primarily transmitted through mosquitos, a very particular type of mosquito. what we do know is that if you ontract zika, even if don't appear to have significant ymptoms, it is possible for ika to cause significant birth defects, including icroencephaly, where the skull casing is -- the head of the significantly smaller. we think that there

house. it's in the northwest. the obamas are stay ing ing in dc until daughter sasha can finish school. president obama will be the first person to stay in town after office since wilson did so. >> imagine secret service in that area. >> imagine running into the president and first family at the uptown theater. >> you might run into them. >>> coming up, step g ping up the fight against isis. iraq forces said it's gaining ground. owner said he's relieved after a robbery at his jewelry store. >> what a day. it felt like late may may and tomorrow is going to feel like late june. 88 in buoy. we will come back and we will look ahead to the holiday weekend. there is some storms trying thanks for coming today. i want each of you to grab a 2x8 and cut it. you'll have 2 saws to choose from. you all chose the best tool for the job. wouldn't it make sense to make the same choice, when it comes to your truck? absolutely. this is the 2016 chevy silverado. nice. a good-looking pick-up. incredible. i love it. find your tag and get a total value of $9,000 on this silverado double cab all star. >>> some

ing head of security operations has been replaced. bonuse the subject of a househearing in staff mismanagement efightestionable bonus decisions. ity imself received $90,000 of bonuses in just one year. >>> firefighters are making good progress on the metz fire burning in monterey county. that had gone through almost 4,000 acres of land. it's now up to 50% containment. no structures were damaged or are threatened. that started on sunday and the cause is still under investigation. >> want to check the forecast with kari. in esterday we had sunshine, mild temperatures and cool breeze. there were a couple of pop-up storms. we'll watch for the same thing today. otherwise morning clouds and very pleasant afternoon. during your lunch break temperatures will be in the low to mid 60s reaching to the low 70s for the south bay, north bay, peninsula and tri-valley. san francisco looking at a high of 66. i'll talk about this weekend coming up. you have a crash in livermore? >> i don't want to raise alarms. we'll look at 580. it looks picture here. the map will show you overall

. >> for us, the living, those of house still have a voice, it is our responsibility, our obligation,ingo fill that silence with our love and our support and our gratitude. >> reporter: hillary clinton taking a break from traditional campaigning to honor vets, marking the holiday as she does every year, marching in a memorial day parade in her adopted hometown of new york. >> i love being here. >> reporter: this after a heavy weekend of campaigning from donald trump trying to rally support from military vets in our nation's capital. >> we're going to rebuild our military and we're going to take care of our veterans. >> reporter: according to trump, the $6 million he's raised is doing just that. he's promising to reveal which groups received the money at a press conference. >> we love the vets. >> reporter: as for bernie sanders, he's hunkered down in the golden state. honoring vets as the this parade in san francisco. but still working to get the nomination ahead of california's big primary on june 7th. and hillary clinton is taking note. as her campaign canceling an appearance in new je

muzzling of the members of the house of representatives. simply ing a vote but unilaterally in the dead of night pocketing an amendment that was adopted in the committee. saying that women would be treated just like men. now, i know that's a revolutionary concept on some sides of the aisle here. and i know you certainly didn't want your members to vote on that extraordinarily controversial issue. so in the dead of night without any debate, without a vote in the rules committee, it was simply put in the chairman's pocket. and 434 of us were ripped out of the process. the young guns said that wouldn't happen. now, the young guns, by the way, so we all understand, are the speak earn the majority leader now. -- speaker and the majority leader now. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland venged for one minute. mr. hoyer: i reject this rule, the american people ought to reject this rule, and the american people ought to say bring the issues to the floor and let the house work its l that's why they elected us. not to have the chairman of the rul

the country showing off their talent at the white house all part of the administration's turn around arts program that aims to bring art classes back ingg schools. >> across the country, arts classes were being cut back or eliminated all together. over a million students weren't getting any music education and nearly 4 million students had no access to the visual arts at all. and these were serious losses for our young people. >> reporter: the program pairs up schools with famous mentors like bernie williams,little buck and paula abdul. >> having arts fully part of my school discover having alignment with passion. it only fueled me to do better in school. i had you know, the ability to see other kids who shared the same passion as i did. >> reporter: when you talk to these kids, you've been working with them for a while, what is the one thing you're really hearing from them. >> the fact that they're loving what they're doing. they're excited to be there. >> reporter: excitement not the only goal. the administration points to findings that found improvements in math and reading as well as higher attendance and reduced suspensions by a s

housing crisis. >>reporter: academy has been.ú the subject of nearlyj two dozen planninglhtááájuár'qp)ings this pastlations. the commission has been working with the school to resolve problems. supervisor long time critic of the academy real estate empire. >> academy has played san francisco for a fool but that is coming an end today. >>reporter: james the school attorney says the lawsuit was unnecessary. >> we have made a settlement offer as i say which is a very important part of thisv4 pictur. >>reporter: he says they offer the city 10 million dollars. academy would lease an 89 unit building for affordable housing. build new student housing in the future. instead of buying existing buildings. in the mean time he says he will continue working with a planning commission. hererra is asking for hefty fines as well as a permanent injunction ordering the academy to restore units which the city attorney says it took illegally from the city's housing stock. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> heads up for birth riders. no train service this weekend between the san leandro and may fair station. starts afterw6 the en

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ing on a cease-fire. they will meet thursday. house speaker paul ryan said he may let trump have his way at the gop convention. a clip with megyn kelly shows trump in a generous mood. >> you seemed to stay angry for months. was that real or strategy. >> i'm a real person. i don't see oh, gee i was angry, now you're my best friend. i have great respect for you that you called me and said, let's get together and talk. i wouldn't have done that. i don't say that as a positive of it's a negative for me. you walk into trump tower. you didn't have a neutral site over at fox. that would have been a whole different thing and i wouldn't have done it. >> major garrett, republicans seeing trump as the only option to the white house, good morning. >> reporter: congressional republicans have come to accept donald trump is going to be their nominee. acceptance isn't comfort and a long way from cooperation a series of capitol hill meetings with trump this week will try to solve that. one sign will be whether house speaker paul ryan retains his slot a

house appeal. times" reports that dozens of russian athletes were part of a state run dop ing program. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the country, i am mark crumpton. emily: i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." facebook response to accusations that the social network has been suppressing conservative news story. apple shares slip below $90 as -- with apple that' -- with al phabet at its heels. the winklevoss twins are back. first, our lead. facebook faces accusations that is human editors are more involved in choosing what you you might think. gizmodo sourced several anonymous contractors who accused the social network of censoring its trending topics by pushing certain stories and suppressing others like conservative stories. the chairman of the senate commerce committee sent a letter to mark zuckerberg saying "if facebook presents its trending topics section as a result of a neutral, objective algorithm but it is subjective and filters is a or suppress particular political viewpoints, facebook misleads the publ

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ing view all the winning documentries at studentcam.org. >> on capitol hill, the u.s. house meets in just a few minutes, 2:00 eastern time to begin legislative work. members have nine bills scheduled. debate on those measures beginning at 4:00 eastern. one of them dealing with identity theft. any votes requested will take place at 6:30. live coverage from the floor of the house here on c-span. we talked with a capitol hill report ber what to expect in the week -- reporter about what to expect in the week to come. >> in the coming week the house takes up the $610 billion defense authorization bill. the bill that sets pentagon programs and policy for the 2017 fiscal year. we're joined by john donnelly who's senior defense reporter for "c.q." and "roll call." what will you see debated? john: you will see a lot debated. this bill authorizes spending for not just the defense department but also for nuclear weapons programs and the energy department and a few other scattered programs here and there. it doesn't actually contain dollars. it authorizes the spending. it sets policy. t

ing in san francisco. this legislation could become a de facto housing moratorium. i hope and pray i'm wrong with that but should base on analysis. if the board comes back based on the feasibility study and make as number of adjustments that is great and will be happy if and when that happens but think we should fwraitd the feasibility study to pass this legislation. >> thank you supervisor wiener. supervisor peskin. >> thank you madam president, colleagues. i think this is a historic moment in these chambers and i want to absolute supervisor kim who is leading in and around the issue but around the conversation building housing that is affordable to every day san franciscan whether they are low income, moderate or middle income, we are doing a fine job of building 5 million dollar daundo, but for the rest we have got to braing that into balance. we heard about the housing balance report and was in these chambers 15 years ago where without a fiscal feasibility analysis my then colleagues supervisor mark leno created san franciscos first inclusionary law at 12 percen

ing called suspicious circumstances -- category called called suspicious circumstances. other cases included ones with no credible witnesses, workable leads or unlikely prosecutions. >>> in the race for the white house, drushg is donald trump is trying to drag hillary clinton into the former president bill clinton's infidelity there. trump is still working to get the support of established republicans. >> i've had a lot of republicans who say they're interested in talking about that. >> tomorrow is the presidential primary in west virginia. donald trump is open to raising taxes on the wealthy, backing off an earlier proposal to reduce taxes on all americans, also a bake with one of the party's core policies and says he'd like to see an increase in minimum wage, would leave that to the state. >> you can start voting today in the california primary. >> we're live in the south bay to talk to us about early voting, janine? >> reporter: gasia, we're here at the santa clara county registrar's office. they have their signs out and the box office where it says vote where you can drop off your ballot. around half of california voters choose to vote by mail and they will be mailed out today. typically, turnou

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house republicans are expected to announce legislation that would implement a control board to manage puerto rico's debt and oversee restructuring. investigative journalist who reported on -- 220 --inges available. they highlighted the use of shell companies. said it washas hacked. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i'm mark crumpton. back to you. alix: thanks so much, mark. turning to the big corporate news of the day -- an internal review indicated that the business practices were violated. the lending club ceo defended its business and it's falling share price back on bloomberg in march. revenues, doubled our tripled our possibilities for the company operation. the performance has been outstanding since the ipo. longnk over time, over the run, it will take care of itself. scarlet: for more, let's bring in our correspondent who covers the boutique thanks for bloomberg news. we talk about how they work internal business practices that were violated. can we get more specific? what happened? two things happen. he failed to disclose a personal investment in a fund. it was a fund that lending club invested in as w

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ing the e.p.a. employees have acted improperly in conducting the investigation. specifically seeking access to property without getting the of the owner and whoally intimidating people are occupying houses on the property. an affidavit here in hich one of these people who reside on the property made some -- made these allegations of the u.s. s environmental protection agency approached me to seek permission property.e the e.p.a. officials presented allowed document that them to sample the yard. acting very was intimidating and said i need to the release over even own the property. intimidated and felt i had to sign the release did not want to. the officials responded that tarrant, alabama suburb of alabama to shut down the abc coke plant. does the e.p.a. discipline employees who act in such an manner?ous >> any time we have an we gation of misconduct, investigate it and if misconduct we will hold the employee accountable. >> so do you punish that or do it?encourage >> again, congressman, when an occurs,on of misconduct we investigate it. and as agent sullivan -- sullivan specified, one of the things that that occurs investigations is the investigation doesn't find any wrong doing. hen i

ing the families with their loved ones. these families have a long hard road to go. >>> 427 a.m. on the a.m. east coast. still ahead, gunfire near the white housen friday. we'll explain why the secret service says they shot a man. >>> plus, donald trump accuses hillary clinton of being the most anti-gun candidate to ever run for office. what else he told a powerful gun lobbying group about her gun positions. broadcasting live at this hour in the united states and around the world, you are watching "cnn newsroom." the second lasts all day. we give you your day back. what you do with it is up to you. tylenol®. >>> welcome back to our viewers here in the united states, and around the world, you are watching "cnn newsroom." it is good to have you with us, i'm george howell with the headlines we're following for you this hoyer. new details are emerging about the moments before egypt err flight 804 disappeared from radar. cnn has learned smoke alarms went off shortly before the plane disappeared from its flight path. searchers have as found debris and human remains in the mediterranean sea. >>> the infamous drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzeman may be

ing political party, supported slavery or to its name displayed. mr. bishop: i reserve a point of order. the chair: the point of order is reserved. pursuant to house resolution 746, the gentleman from texas and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the gentleman from texas. mr. gohmert: thank you, mr. speaker. should be pretty straightforward. my friends on the other side of the aisle continue to push forward amendments that seem to make it -- seems to want to leave the appearance that the republican party still wants to fact that -- fight that it's never had. the republican party opposed slavery. the republican party and everybody that i know of in this chamber on this side of the aisle has never supported slavery. has never supported anything that reeks of slavery. daniel webster, john quincy adams, all of those early leaders in this country had it very right. it's an abomination. it kept god from blessing this country as he would ultimately, and i'm surprised that anyone would wish to reserve a point of der to try to prevent this amendment from going forward. anything, as my friends across the aisle have repeatedly pointed out that r

ing dependence as a cause of peaceful cooperation and not violent competition. sandra: it's not just morning's remarks making questions, questions over donald trump and the race for the white househey are rattled mind and for good reason. there's a lot of the proposals that he's made display either ignorance of world affairs or a cavalier attitude. sandra: donald trump responding saying he would have better international relationship as president. >> when you rattle someone that's good because many of the world as you know, many of the countries in our world, our beautiful world have been absolutely abusing us and taking advantage of us. they shouldn't be airing where he's airing. sandra: good to have you. >> thank you. >> first of all, your take on the president's remarks on donald trump and donald trump's response. the president saying that world leaders are rattled by the presumptive gop nominee. >> i think it would be good for president obama to try to stay above this fray. let's face it, well, it's always interest to go see what other leaders think about our country, americans have to make their own decisions and i don't think that we can be influenced by what people in oth

ing star. he wants to be effective in the party platform but know he has to unify if he wants to make it to the white housewhat happens at the conventions. fat cat lobbyists have access to politic contributions. that is the way the convention will be. i think he wants to go to philadelphia and highlight that relationship and all the other things he's been highlighting in a way that he can't do if he gives up in june. >> so, nicole, do you think he can have that time in between what happens on the 7th, california and new jersey to later in the month? to make that community happen? >> i think if he takes the time you're talking about, i think she'll be behind by her convention. by taking being called corrupt and corruptible and being called unqualified by someone on the favre right of the ideological spectrum. donald trump, we've been talking about all morning, you know, launching the same attacks as bernie sanders. the democrat's own socialist. thing is a very damaging period for her. and i think that if this happens, i think she'll start her convention behind donald trump. >> and look at breernie sander' a