parents and jen's family.her. >> we were really close and obviously got a lot lot closer. >> rob is part of our lives. >> yeah. >> is he and always will be part of our lives. >> i remember for me this was the first case of my career that i lost sleep over. >> sometimes it seems like a dead end that we're never going to find the answers that they are looking for. >> it's an interesting position, reporters are in. you are supposed to be objective. you are there to tell the story. but, in eight years of a family like joyce and drew and logan, you can't help but be close to them. because you are trying to find their daughter. >> it's hard. and this is the first time i have been here in seven years, i think. so it's a little strange but, you know, this is where jennifer called home. >> i'm reminded every time i walk through the lobby of this building that jennifer is still out there. jennifer's picture is in the lobby. i see her fliers. >> captain rich is no longer assigned to investigating jennifer's disappearance

. >> jennings is charged with intimidation and driving without a license. she has had several prior convictions for identity theft and credit card fraud which resulted in two prison terms. >> it's more like a hobby, credit card fraud. when you work you have to find something you like doing. you can't just pick any job because you're not going to stay there. plus i can't work for minimum wage. it's not enough money. >> most inmates who know her have an opinion about jennings. some appreciate her big personality. >> she's funny as [ bleep ]. >> she makes the day go by. she makes us laugh. she's really a nice person. >> others can live without her. >> people graf grated to her like she was the next coming of christ. she's satan's spawn. >> she's loud and obnoxious. >> i thought i was your best inmate. >> she's ugly. >> i'm done. i'm sorry i came here. >> coming up -- shontera jennings finds herself in the middle of a frack cuss. and -- >> one of my pups had a complaint against this gentleman here. yeah. said that he was not living right. >> enrique cruz contro

i'm cheryl jennings.year marks the 25th anniversary of the professional business women of california conference. every spring, women from all over the country come to san francisco to learn, be inspired and network. all in the name of gender equality. so mark your calendars for the big event happening may 13th in san francisco. here is jackie speier, co-founder of this amazing conference and she met with eric for the current state of conference. eric. >> welcome, congresswoman. let's talk about the pbwc and some of the things affecting you in the nation's capitol. first, congress, gridlock, is there any hope on that front? >> not during election year, i'm sorry to say. so i think my view of the message is, let's do it on the local level. we can stick to some of our problems locally. let's raise up other sleeves and together on a local state level, we can try to work with the business community in fashioning some of the responses. whether it's for transportation. whether it's for biomedical research. the d

i'm cheryl jennings. today we have been talking about important issue of child abuse and child abuse prevention. the center runs a campaign in teaching children thousand keep themselves safe. i had a chance to visit the program last year. >> this first grade class in san francisco is the first in the city to see the new training tools to teach them how to protect themselves from abuse, that includes child sexual abuse. miss molly. >> we all have private body parts. the next person beside. >> you the awarenessness class, they wear baby suits. >> do we go swimming naked? >> no. >> do we come to school naked? >> no. >> we have to cover our private body parts up. >> molly developed this safety program over 15 years of working with the san francisco child abuse prevention center. it offers a crisis talk line for stressed out family members, counseling, classes, temporary day care and access to computers, but this child safety program is a front line effort to arm kids against offenders. the message is simple -

[ laughter ] >> jen. jen, i'm curious. do people ever tell you that you remind them of someone?t. [ laughter ] eric stoltz, the quaker oats guy. >> yeah. i can see that. you know, i was going to say the fellow who played boss hogg on "the dukes of hazzard." >> oh, sorrell booke! >> sorrell booke, yeah. >> yeah, i get that a lot. thank you! >> no, no, no, no, thank you. hey, how about you hop up and do a little dance for me? i want to see how you move that machine of yours. >> i can't dance when there's no music, silly. >> one music, coming right up. ♪ dance music dancing around dance music music to dance to ♪ ♪ dance music feel the rhythm getting excited down in my slacks ♪ [ laughter ] >> oh! >> wow! >> hey, what do you say we ditch the chair and you come park it on my lap. >> oh, grady! okay, but i have to warn you, i'm a very bad parallel parker. >> don't worry, baby. i'll guide you in. [ laughter ] >> let me put it in reverse. boop, boop! i'm making the reverse sounds of a truck. boop, boop, boop, boop! oh, i am parked. >> oh, oh, oh, jen! >> jenjamin! >> jenjamin! [ laughte

and jen, we will get you in the conversation. i want to call you j-lo because you are cooler than the real j-lo. you had to live in a shelter. answering the question: why is this not a growing national issue regardless and why are any vets in crisis after serving their country? what's your answer? >> i do know i could speak on my behalf. i think a lot of it has to do with embarrassment. a lot of veterans do not want to seek help. i know in my situation, since i was in a domestic violent situation that ended in me becoming homeless, i was ashamed. a lot of people have suffered in private, especially with that pride that, you know, we are veterans, served our country and all of this stuff is instilled in us. we can't for any other issue, ptsd or my issue being in a very abusive relationship, it's just, you know, it just leads to just, again, shame and being quiet. >> col colonel, you think a lot of military women find that they are trained to be tough and should they pull back from that, per perceived as weak. >> absolutely. they a

ever since georgia left me, i've been bone dry in the sex department. [ laughter ] >> well, we met jent a colonial bookstore, and we just immediately hit it off. >> yeah, since we're kind of taking a break from threeways until the kids are out of school, introducing her to you was the obvious way to go. >> yeah. >> hey, will you tell me more about her? >> very studious, hearty laugh. >> inventive, pretty heavy drinker. >> and just your type in the rack department.

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jen can tell you about this. she met face to face with the commissioner. we are working with your problem you think, are you a mother? have you had any one sick in your family? >> they don't argue d-- >> they don't see every day that goes by is a losses of function for these boys. i can't count the number lost. since the beginning of the trial sus tin is losing ability to use his arms. 2 and a half years of a fully completely safe effective drug. there isn't a single side effect. caulk about the fda protecting you, there's nothing to protect you from with this drug. there's no off target effect not a single one. >> occasionally the doctors will argue we need to be sure if it works. clear the whole blind study. if you can go off and take the drug we won't be sure. >> even double blind studies are arguably immoral at this point. when you are talking about patients with a terminal illness we know what will happen if they get a placebo. they will die. this is an ain't kwauted and i am moral way of trying to test for efficacy in drugs and it needs to stop. >> i

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news anchor cheryl jennings served as an mc at the gala near lake merritt. they enjoyed a sneak-peek of some of the dances the company will perform during their spring season. last night's dinner and auction will support the company and their discover dance edition natural outreach program. >>> celebrities, reporters and the president poked fun at each other at this year's white house correspondence dinner. it was last night. joel took jabs at the president, democrats, republicans and the chris christie bridge scandal but cnf and their coverage of the missing malaysian airlines fight was a target for both the president and the comedian. >> i'm happy to be here even though i'm a little jet laying from my trips to malaysia. the lengths we have to go to to get cnn coverage these days. >> this is the 100th year of the white house correspondence association. [applause] >> yes, 100 years ago cnn was only searching for the wright brothers plane. >> the president also made fun of the botched rollout of healthcare.gov saying instead of "yes, we can" which was last ye

news anchor cheryl jennings served as an m.c. at the gala near lake merritt.olks who aattended enjoyed a sneak-peek of some of the dances the company will perform during their spring season. last night's dinner and auction will support the company and their discover cans educational outreach program. >>> celebrities, reporters and the president poked fun at each other at this year's white house correspondence dinner. it was last night. joel mchale took jabs at the president, democrats, republicans and the chris christie bridge scandal but cnn and their coverage of the missing malaysian airlines fight was a target for both the president and the comedian. >> i'm happy to be here even though i'm a little jet lag from my trip to malaysia. the lengths we have to go to to get cnn coverage these days. >> this is the 100th year of the white house correspondents association. [applause] >> yes, 100 years ago cnn was only searching for the wright brothers plane. >> the president also made fun of the botched rollout of healthcare.gov saying instead of "yes, we can" which

jen joins us now.eople who are dying should have the right to try any drug, even if it's not government approved. you heard the congressman. it's to protect you. >> this is about saving lives. what the gold water institute is working on is an initiative where the states can give anyone with a terminal illness the right to try an experimental drug before the fda has approved it. usually a manufacturer discovers a drug and it takes 10 to 15 years before it can get into hands. >> if she wants it, she should be able to get it. this right to try act has passed parts of legislatures in several states, but it didn't just breeze through as i think it would. >> it's moving pretty quickly in multiple states across the country. it polls at about 85%. this is true on the left and the right. this is a no-brainer for people, john. everybody has someone in their family or a close friend who has died from cancer or terminal illnesses. they ought to have the right to try these potentially life-saving drugs. >> you hear

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jennings scores. it's an inside the park homerun. >> all right. on baseball. >> what are you blaming this on? lack of sleep por what caused the lack of sleep. >> the after party last a little too long? >> i was only there for about an hour. >> about an hour tolerance level. for that. >> i want to hear the stories during the break. >> i got some. >> i bet you do. one area was too hot. wichita, kansas, was 102 yesterday. we have a drought in the middle of the nation getting worse in the day. expecting a very hot summer there. it is snowing just north of duluth, which is a cruel punishment for you. regs of the country is looking nice all the way to the southeast. there's a chance of showers late today in d.c. that's not until after the dark. everyone h looks fine on the east coast. 102 is too hot. >> yeah. >> thank you, appreciate it. coming up at the top of the hour, more from the correspondence dinner. did joel mchale go too far when he talked about governor christie? we're going to huddle around the water cooler where andrew hosted snl. what he fo

. >> i'm cheryl jennings in for carolyn johnson. sandhya now with how long the heat will stick around. >> we are looking at at least three days for the bay area. we will see changes on the third day. live doppler 7hd right now is tracking mainly clear skies. we do have the heat advisory starting tomorrow afternoon at 1:00. it covers all of the bay area in the monterey bay with the exception of the north bay coast and the san francisco coastline. it runs until wednesday at 8:00 p.m. we are expecting warm nights in the hills and highs in the 90s for the bay. mid-nineties to low 100 ace -- 100's inland so we are looking at heat-related illnesses. as you look at the current temperatures we are still holding on to low 70s. san francisco, livermore, antioch just a sign of what is to come. i'll be back with a look at that hot forecast in a few minutes. cheryl? >> sandhya, thank you. the heat could be a crucial factor when cyclists race up mount diablo tomorrow afternoon. >> cheryl if you find knee high stockings along the route of the race

. >> i'm cheryl jennings in for carolyn johnson. sandhya now with how long the heat will stick around. >> we are looking at at least three days for the bay area. we will see changes on the third day. live doppler 7hd right now is tracking mainly clear skies. we do have the heat advisory starting tomorrow afternoon at 1:00. it covers all of the bay area in the monterey bay with the exception of the north bay coast and the san francisco coastline. it runs until wednesday at 8:00 p.m. we are expecting warm nights in the hills and highs in the 90s for the bay. mid-nineties to low 100 ace -- 100's inland so we are looking at heat-related illnesses. as you look at the current temperatures we are still holding on to low 70s. san francisco, livermore, antioch just a sign of what is to come. i'll be back with a look at that hot forecast in a few minutes. cheryl? >> sandhya, thank you. the heat could be a crucial factor when cyclists race up mount diablo tomorrow afternoon. >> cheryl if you find knee high stockings along the route of the race

i'm cheryl jennings. we have a special roundtable in recognition of asian americans month. in may of

to kevin's point, when jen was asked pointblank, name an accomplishment, they said we'd get back to you. when they asked clintons for one, they talked about reorganization of a department riddled in waste and bureaucracy. they, themselves, can't name that singular accomplishment. that's a problem. it's not about a butch ebumper . they can't even put a paper together. >> i don't think that's true. i'm happy to compare the democratic foreign policy to the republican foreign policy any day of the week, especially when you look at the fact of those who are considering a run on the republican side, you've got people like rand paul who is advocating complete disengagement from the rest of the world including allies of ours like israel. when you look at the fact that you've got others out there who are, and this is a serious global issue, denying simple things like climate change, these are global issues. >> and you guys have a problem, it's not just the overseas stuff, the foreign policy stuff. you have a problem with domestic policy. you have a guy, your establishment candidate, tom tillis i

and jen is not keeping an eye on my pocket square today. it was a little banged up in the open. pocket square. hash tag. all right. so let's get to our top story today. the stage is set for november's critical mid terms with several races in the books. republicans fended off threats from the tea party own multiple fronts. we want to start in kentucky. mitch mcconnell brushed back a challenge from businessman matt bevin. oefd calls the race immediately after the polls close. he is now going to face allison grimes who won easily in her contest. it promises to be a tough and expensive race. one democrats see as a real opportunity to knock off a republican incumbent and there are two candidates in the general election. last night a third name was getting a lot of attention. >> my opponent is in this race because president obama and harry reid want her in the race. the president who sold obama care to us on a mountain of lies. president obama's candidates preach independence but they practice loyalty above all else. and tonight i'm confident of this. kentuckians are not going to be d

>> jnext jen is the next generation. modernization of the airspace system. the system we have now was designed in the '40s. we're still doing it the same way. it needs to be modernized so we can put more aircraft in the sky safely. >> let me shift gears quickly, pete, get your thoughts on the malaysia airlines flight 370. we've been waiting for inmarsat to release all the ping data, if you will, all those handshakes, as some people call them. we thought they would be released earlier this week. what's the delay? >> i think they're deathly afraid that just putting out the raw data is going to generate thousands of more conspiracy theories, thousands of, you know, internet monitors who say they've got it wrong. i've rechecked with my sources. they say they have reached out. they've gotten the best people worldwide. the best satellite people. they've done the work. this is the right location. i think they're going to issue a report sometime soon that's going to give a lot of the background data and a lot of the justification. >> but not all of the information.

. >> tonight, cheryl jennings reports from the kelly cullen community, set out to save lives and money. >> this former ymca looks like an elegant palace now provides is 72 studios for homeless women and men. >> i was used to do 15 things at one time, managing many people. i never imagined i would be in this position. ever. >> you may have seen him in the bay area. he lost nevering 2012 and became homeless after being brutally beaten. he feels lucky to be a tenant here. >> that answer to homelessness is permanently affordable supportive housing. >> the housing come was a roof top garden for residents. don faulk shows me services available. a gymnasium, bike racks, a laundry room and community spaces for classes. these pictures by tndc. they bought the building to restore it to its original glory for the purpose of providing affordable supportive housing on a large scale. that wrap around support is crucial. it has to be convenient for the tenants. so, a health clinic was built next door as part of the plan. registered nurses, social workers and counsellors are available to help with the

thank you, jen. >> thanks. >> and now to breaking news.han 200 school girls are being held captive by terrorists in nigeria. jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. jen? >> well, greta, over the weekend, secretary of state john kerry told reporters that the u.s. would help in the search for the missing 300 or so nigerian girls kidnapped by al qaeda off chute three weeks ago. then we hear today that attorney general eric holder says the fbi will help in whatever way it can in the search. and that he has ordered a review of the group boko haram and we hear from pentagon officials even if they wanted to send air assets, drones or aircraft to help with the search, they would not be able to do so because there are no protocols in place with the nigerian government for the u.s. government to enter nigerian airspace. in other words the nigerians have to ask for u.s. help formally but they haven't done so. today the leader of the terrorist group for the first time claimed responsibility for the kidnapping and for enslaving the girls. i abducted you

. >> tonight, cheryl jennings reports from the kelly cullen community, set out to save lives and money. >> this former ymca looks like an elegant palace now provides is 72 studios for homeless women and men. >> i was used to do 15 things at one time, managing many people. i never imagined i would be in this position. ever. >> you may have seen him in the bay area. he lost nevering 2012 and became homeless after being brutally beaten. he feels lucky to be a tenant here. >> that answer to homelessness is permanently affordable supportive housing. >> the housing come was a roof top garden for residents. don faulk shows me services available. a gymnasium, bike racks, a laundry room and community spaces for classes. these pictures by tndc. they bought the building to restore it to its original glory for the purpose of providing affordable supportive housing on a large scale. that wrap around support is crucial. it has to be convenient for the tenants. so, a health clinic was built next door as part of the plan. registered nurses, social workers and counsellors are available to help with the

sharls jennings emceed the event at marina park. founded after a woman lost her twin sons in a drive by shooting in oakland. >>> 5,000 women are gathering in san francisco next week for the professional business women of california conference. pbwc was founded by congress woman jackie speier. news anchor eric thomas spoke to her for be on the headlines show. she wanted to help women and girls push past personal, economic and social boundaries to achieve 50-50 representation across all industries. news anchor sherrill jennings had the chance to talk by satellite with the ariana huffington whose new book "thrive" has important lessons for all of us starting with our health. >> we take care of our human capital, the more eb we're going to be in our work, the more creative and the more able to the opportunities we may otherwise miss. >> abc7 is proud to be a sponsor of the professional business women conference is tuesday at moscone center west. go to abc7 news.com for more information. >>> san francisco's newest library is now open to

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm cheryl jennings now, other top stories this evening. going to move on today to talk about the amgen race today taking place in this heat. riders sprinting through the top on one of the hottest days of year, people walk dogs or sought out a breeze on the bay or water. the high is 90 degrees, steamy in the city. and just as hot as phoenix. abc7 news is outside with records we're setting. >> we're in record territory today for some cities let's take a look at live doppler 7 hd. clear skies now. heat pushing us to levels we're not used to. from our santa cruz camera, this is the place to be if you want to get relief. san rafael, 92. did not get to record level buzz oakland, 93. tied so far. 90s in san francisco. shattered previous records of 87 back in 1927. and sfo new record, nine #. moffett field, 92. 95 san jose. those are not records but we're still getting those

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. >> so jen has on the busty side. jen, work it. i chose this tankini from overstock.com.r support. i added this fun wrap that can be worn 30 different ways. so it takes her right from the beach to dinner. and of course, the whole look, right? the whole ensemble. >> that tankini really does have enough support? >> it really does support her, and she looks great. and even just that little bit of pleating is like a nice detailing. >> ruching? is that it's called? >> we're going to see lots of ruching today. >> next up is kelly. kelly is in her 40s. >> come on. >> but she really wanted something that gave her some coverage. so i chose this floral tankini from calvin klein at macy's. and it has a super flattering bandeau top with ruching. she just looks amazing in it, and she feels age appropriate. >> right. how expensive are these bathing suits? >> all pretty much under $100. >> that's great. okay. >> the one we just saw was around $79. i believe this is around $88. >> she looks like she's 12 years old. >> i know. isn't she amazing? >> the plus-sized woman modeling our next o

heather and jen, is this a good policy response?can attack this problem in. one, absolutely go off to the bottom feeder for-profit colleges that really -- the ones that are advertising on the side of buses and subways. they're preying on low-income working people working two jobs and trying to get ahead. the there's something that can be done. people should go to young invincible's website to raise your voice. the debt should be refinanced, yes, we should close that bankruptcy loophole that allows people to write off their mansions, their second homes, but not their student debt. but then we should also look at the driving factor in this, which is that we used to have a system of debt-free college for all in the 1970s, even through the 1980s. student loan debt was not the same as it is as today. fundamentally, this is no way to run a country. we need to move toward debt-free college for all. >> jen, what do young and invincible's plan? >> we think it will help a lot of students struggling with high interest rates. think about mortga

. >> so do you know what happened between brad and jen? >> brad and jen? yeah. they're divorced. >> three days later, bullock was about to face his own life-altering event, his hearing on the assault charge. >> we're coming up to see the judge today. he's being charged with a serious rule violation, and we -- anybody who is locked up gets belly chains put on them and handcuffed and the dog is just a little extra security. >> the dog is not only to protect staff from bullock, but since bullock is believed to have assaulted another inmate, it will also protect him from revenge seekers during the walk to the hearing. >>> coming up -- >> how can i defend myself with a report when you say there's a weapon involved and i don't even know what the weapon is. >> i showed it to you. >> and the hearing heats up as bullock and the judge face off. >> now you tell me what the weapon is. >> if you choose to be hardheaded about it, which apparently you are, then there's nothing more i can do. nd? looks like fun. but what about this? if you're looking to buy a car, now is the ti

cheryl jennings as more on the cause. ♪ >> cheryl is coming home for a fundraise they're hopes to be big winner for a favorite charity. her mother, a silicon valley entrepreneur visited us recently to talk about the charity that will improve the impoverished country. >> we're building on invasion, entrepreneurship. >> we need to develop the country of the philippines to be a thriving with fast growing economy. >> he founded several silicon valley business bus his heart is in finish anthroby because of his humble beginnings. he was born in the philippines. >> my mother, she was a housewife. >> they believed passionately in education. he came to america, graduated from stanford with a masters in electrical engineering. his charity has a long-term strategy, to graduate as many ph.d.s as possible in the philippines in science and engineering. he's connecting silicon valley to the effort to create philippines entrepreneurs. some of those students made this video. >> i believe entrepreneurship is the fastest distribution of wealth in the population. >> trying to raise the middle class? >>

abc7 news anchor sheryl jennings has more on the cause. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> cheryl burke, a two-time mirror ballr on abc's "dancing with the stars," danced with tv host drew kaer carey t season. they didn't win, but she hopes to be coming home for a fundraiser. she and her mother visited abc7 news to talk about the fund for philippine development to improve the impoverished country. >> we're building on education, innovation and entrepreneurship. >> we may be crazy enough to be the only foundation that says we need to develop the economy of the philippines to be a thriving, with fast growth economy. >> dotto founded several silicon valley businesses, but s his hat is in philanthropy. he was born in the philippines. >> my father was a farmer. my mother, a simple housewife. >> they believed passionately in education. dato came to america, graduated from stanford with a masters in electrical engineering. his charity has a long-term strategy to graduate as many ph.d.s as possible in the philippines in science and engineering. he's connecting silicon valley to this effort to create filipino entrepren

state department spokesman jen psaki said moments ago, no decision had been taken yet to evacuate the embassy in the libyan capital, tripoli. >> this movement is not a military coup in the conventional sense. this is what we reject. this is outdated. >> i think i just stated pretty clearly we don't condone or support his activities nor have we assisted -- >> that was jen psaki speaking of the moammar gadhafi era general who's just returned to libya and is leading the factions that are fighting against the islamist factions that had taken over the oil ministries and others inside the capital. the general lived in northern virginia for many years. he returned to overthrow moammar gadhafi. now he's at the forefront, over the weekend, his forces stormed the parliament and right now libya, the capital tripoli, is looking like it is facing a possible civil war. >> still talking about libya, this time tripoli and benghazi still there as well. jennifer, thank you. >>> we're following a developing story now. this concerns the nfl. a group of retired players filing a lawsuit in federal court to

cheryl jennings will m. c. the event. hopefully we will have some decent weather out there. >> right. can't seem to get rid of the wind yet. it will be another day before things turn around with warmer temperatures. but we are getting used to it because it's been a pretty breezy week. >> this morning the winds are up in the higher elevations. that's keeping temperatures in the 40s and 50s. just a few passes of cloud cover around the coast, but otherwise we are clear. it will be a pretty calm start to the day. east bay hills camera, look agent a nice clear view in san francisco. 55 oakland. good morning. looking at low 50s for san jose and 50 half moon bay. about 6-mile visibility. looking good out there. the exploratorium camera, a nice-looking shot where temperatures this morning are pretty cool for the most part. but we are on our way to a slightly warmer day, if you can shelter yourself from the wind. good morning livermore, 50 for you. santa rosa 49. the cool spot in napa at 41 degrees. one of the warmer spots this af

. >> thanks a lot thanks for joining us i'm cheryl jennings >> see you again at 6:00. tonight health alert for every major airport in america about the dangerous virus overseas. and the search is on for hundreds of people who may be exposed. >>> magic johnson firing back at donald sterling after his random rant about his battle with hiv. >>> real money. the family that owes more than $100,000 and the expert who gives them a trick to cut that debt way down. >>> and cinderella story, a young girl with her emotional song touches millions of people today. >>> a good evening to you on this tuesday night as the united states is trying to stop an invisible enemy from spreading into american cities.

i'm cheryl jennings. >> from all of us here thanks for watching. we appreciate your time. we'll see you at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight flash floods roaring into the streets from florida to new england. drivers suddenly floating away. rescue workers in overdrive. this baby carried to safety. sinkholes swallows streets and more severe storms on the move tonight. >>> full court press on the nba owner accused of racism as his girlfriend makes a bizarre appearance in a visor and a host of famous people talk about buying the team to get him out. >> no matter how long it takes or how much money it costs we need to get him out of there. >>> moment of truth. take the test and see if you can spot the person faking how they feel. can a new machine spot a liar better than we can? the big showdown tonight.

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i'm cheryl jennings. tonight sudden impact. a torrent of rain causing roads to collapse. a backyard turns into a sinkhole and all the rescues as millions reel from the final punch of an epic storm. >>> campus crisis. 55 of the nation's top colleges and universities under investigation tonight for what they do of students reporting sexual assault. >>> and fear of flying. >> oh, my god! >> see the panic attack on the plane and the man they call the plane whisperer tell you how to face the fear. is the answer as simple as a straw?

our own abc7 news anchor sheryl jennings will emcee the event.and it looks like weatherwise, it's shaping up to be nice for them. >> yes. very nice. >> a little breezy later on today. temperatures still, believe it or not, below average today. so i won't be saying that for quite some time. because the week ahead, while you probably heard about the heat we've been advertising, but still today, temperatures will be a little cool in spots, and a little breezy. look at the rain around crescent city and eureka, live doppler 7 hd they're getting some cool weather, but that's going to change for the north coast as well. temperatures cot hit 100 degrees in reading by the middle of the week. and you know what, we won't be far off from triple digits either. by wednesday, the warmest day forecasted. santa cruz right now, wow, it's nice down there temperatures are still cool in the 40s. 49 in gilroy. oakland, good morning, 48 degrees. it's 54 in san francisco. and mount tam, situated above 2500 feet, reporting wind gusts of 33 miles per hour. so over into ou

he beat out ken jennings for the $1 million prize.money ever on jeopardy. brad, good morning. great to have you here. >> looks like i won for the goofiest face ever on television. >> was that the fact that you're up to 3.4 million or i beat ken jennings? a little bit of both. the way the final jeopardy shook out, ken had to get it wrong for me to win. i didn't anticipate that. >> you had initially planned with this new $1 million prize you were going to buy a pore. alex trebek said absolutely not. >> he sandbagged me originally. i was no way that the guy before me said i was going to second my five kids to college. and i'm like i'm going to buy a pore. he did forbid me. so i will buy an army sherman surplus tank. >> how would you like to play host for a little "today" show trivia with us as contestants. >> i would love it. the category is "today" in history. it's a pun. it's not really about may 18th. it's about the show "today". >> we have buzzers. >> we have bells. >> budget bells. >> i'll trying to figure out which one of you rings

strengthening and thank so many others that have worked on this including supervisor cowen's office and jeneo from supervisor yee's office and sony from supervisor kim's office and from staff from supervisor breed and peter latter born my staffer has been working on this with it is school district it's not easy wanted to thank the hard work from the staff from our offices. the heritage of the children's hund fund is criminal margret was here easily we owe her a debt of gratitude. we need to continue to fight poverty and the family and children's flight out of the city. poverty i think some has said went up by 14 percent 0 over the last few years and by strengthening did children's fund we stop and reverse this flight of families especially the low income families. the establishment of the commission over the families is critical so the community has more input to make sure every directing is spent that helps our neighborhood a longer 5 year grant is better for the schools that administrator those programs. my daughter is 14-year-old she'll be a transitional youth but to for the people in th

cheryl jennings will m. c. the event. >> i was just tweeting with cheryl. she's up and ready to go and hoping for a big turnout. >> yes, it will be upper 60s and breezy by the afternoon. right now talking about near 50 trees in parts of the east bay. winds in the upper elevations, keeping a well-mixed atmosphere and allowing for a nice, clear start. here's a look at the live doppler 7hd. a couple patches of fog near the coast burks now we are looking at a nice live shot for you with the sun officially up about 10 minutes ago. east bay hills camera, where it is so nice and sunny. you notice that the camera is shaking at 52 degrees in san jose. it's 50 in half moon bay. but we are chillier than we were yesterday at this time. oakland, you are sitting at 55. another look at the breezy winds from mt. tam. it will be clear for the next several days. but today really the only day feeling like spring. the winds have finished all week long. we will look for conditions to stay breezy. in fact, quite gusty at the coast. 51 concord and livermore. a live shot in san jo

slavery, while particularly egregious, but there was also, as you noted, jen side genocideg the way. i think this is a starting point. again, at least with respect to the u.s. this is not so much of a moral question but a political question. for me the first step is always, yes, it's not a matter who deserves what. a lot of people deserve a lot. but the question from--the first question for me is how can we imagine in this country putting together a political alliance that could prevail on an issue like this. clearly it's not going to go anywhere in the courts. look a at the state of the cours at a minimum. maybe it's a failing of imagination on my party, but i just haven't been able to get a sense of where that political alliance could possibly come from. >> that's where we'll dig in when we come back. we'll take a short break, and when we come back talk about the how of reparations. the root word is repair. can you repair what history has damaged. this is inside story. >> on al jazeera america >> techknow our experts take you beyond the lab >> there's about five million points of d