they hope their dog gone show can spread to other k-9 agencies throughout california.o doubt with dogging determination. in mountain house, kurt rivera, abc 7 news. >>> weekend construction at sfo made travel tricky for weeks, but there's some good news for you if you or someone you know has a trip coming up. >>> coming up in sports, kentucky derby winner always dream gogs for the second jewel of the triple crown. and the a's chad pender had a blast today against the red sox. hitting >>> riders a premium base on the where they're going. the san francisco chronicle reports the san francisco ride sharing company is now charging extra to certain customers who travel along high demand routs. uber is trying to increase revenue after losing $2.8 billion last year. the company say us the pricing move will create more trips in the city, meaning shorter wait times for riders and drivers. >>> abc 7 news was on board an arrivaling flight at san francisco international airport while crews resurfaced one of sfo's four runways. the airport tells us workers are speeding up the job of

they hope their show can spread to other k-9 agencies throughout california. no doubt, with dogged determination. abc 7 news. >>> we are staying on on top of the efforts to rescue a stranded whale in southern california. biologists are trying togate it out of the har gormbor and out the ocean again. >> we will tell you how hot it's about to get in the forecast. >> and coming up in sports the warriors take a 3-0 lead without leonard, the spurs could you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. >>> uber has begun charging rider as a premium based on where they are going. they are charging extra for customers traveling on high demand routes. they have lost $2.8 billion. the pricing move will create more trips in the city, meaning shorter wait time force both riders and drivers. happening now in southern california, rescue crews are trying to guide a strand

they hope their dog gone show can spread to other k-9 agencies throughout california.o doubt with dogging determination. in mountain house, kurt rivera, abc 7 news. >>> weekend construction at sfo made travel tricky for weeks, but there's some good news for you if you or someone you know has a trip coming up. >>> coming up in sports, kentucky derby winner always dream gogs for the second jewel of the triple crown. and the a's chad pender had a blast today against the red sox. hitting thi >>> riders a premium base on the where they're going. the san francisco chronicle reports the san francisco ride sharing company is now charging extra to certain customers who travel along high demand routs. uber is trying to increase revenue after losing $2.8 billion last year. the company say us the pricing move will create more trips in the city, meaning shorter wait times for riders and drivers. >>> abc 7 news was on board an arrivaling flight at san francisco international airport while crews resurfaced one of sfo's four runways. the airport tells us workers are speeding up the jo

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niner joined two other k-9s, part of the santa clara shev's department's one-of-a-kind program called against bullies. >> we want them to understand that they have a voice and we don't want them to hold their feelings inside if they are being bullied. >> the dogs were a pretty nice touch. they really got my attention and made me listen a little bit more. >> k-9s against bullies given nearly 100 performances. the officers home their show will spread to other agencies throughout california. >>> the british royal family gathered in england today for the wedding of duchess kate's sister pippa middleton. she married james matthews at st. marks church outside of london. the wedding party included 3-year-old prince george and 2-year-old princess charlotte, the children of prince william and duchess kate. looked to be sunny and nice there just like it was here today. going to get warmer, though. here's drew. >> those numbers, eric, they will climb a little bit more tomorrow afternoon as the heat will hold on for another day. live doppler 7 joining you out there. it's quiet as can be and that

unlike colleges and universities, k through 12 schools aren't required by federal law to track sexual assaults. still, 32 states do require schools to report offenses. california is one of them. california schools reported more than 4500 sexual assaults involving k through 12 students from 2011 to 2015. nationwide, schools reported 17,000 sexual assaults over the four-year period. the ap found 5% of reported attacks involved 5 and 6-year- olds. incidents jump ages 10 through 11 and continue to climb through age 14. the report dropped through high school. they say schools are underreporting sexual assaults because there's no uniform way to classify offenses. and the ap found some schools reported no sexual assaults even when offenses were documented in public records or news reports. in the newsroom, i'm jessica flores, kpix5. >>> republicans and democrats have agreed on a spending bill that will avert a government shutdown. the legislation was released just this morning. reporter meg oliver shows us what donald trump had to hold off on in order to get it done. >> reporter: a trillion

when they are ready to disemb k disembark, he peels off.n just as easily as they came together, they just release and the stunt is complete. >> nice work, fellas. >> they make it look so easy. >>> maybe about ten months until the oscars, but i have here two nominees for best actress. we're going to start from shanghai with woman in alley. oh! she's down! do you see that? >> where's the sniper? >> unbelievable displays of ac chops. seeing how the car is nowhere near. she's like, all right. i can do this. and just run for the car. bang on the front and then -- >> that's a lebron james flop right there. >> but she's right back up. i'm sure the definition would be she's hitting the car. >> she is trying it right now. >> the other car backs up. she's like not today. >> he's like what are you doing. >> she's a method actor, quite cheerily. >> the police officer walked off. >> as the officer comes back with more of a determined walk. she decides now is the time to -- you'd think that would be a shoe in for the oscar. but i have another contender.

and sterling k. brown has been getting insanely fit filming -- >> raccoons freak me out.now it's sounds weird, but they really -- >> this is going to be dinner. >> oh, god. >> are you kidding me? this is weird. oh, boy. >> ooh. >> yeah, besides eating raccoon in the wilderness. sterling has a pair of movies on the slate labeled "black panther" and a biopic was thurgood marshall. >>> still ahead -- cindy crawford's look-alike >> i channelled my inner cindy. >> she does cindy better than i do. >>> plus, our s""nci season finale sneak peek. >> no ordinary case. >>> and -- our can cam series continues. as cameron challenges his pal josh duhamel in a maserati race. who will win? >> told me we going miniature golfing. >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> all right, quick, is that quick, is that cindy crawford on the cover of "vogue" or her daughter? i'd think twice. so identical. that is cindy when she was 20. kaia is now 15. we talked all things mother/daughter when we do dating, have you had to approach that yet? >> no, no. she hasn't had the first boyfriend yet. and if r

california reported more than 4500 sexual assaults involving k through 12 students.hat's from 2011 to 2015. now nationwide schools reported 17,000 sexual assaults over the four-year period. but the investigation also finds schools are underrecording sexual -- underreporting sexual assaults. even if schools do track sexual assaults, the methods are -- jessica flores, kpix5. >>> bees are making a comeback in northern california as the winter rain moves out and temperatures rise, bees are buzzing in full force now. we can expect more in may. bees play a crucial role in producing foods by pollinating plants. experts are asking if you find a hive, do not disturb it. call a professional bee removal service to relocate the colony. >>> right now under the golden gate bridge a scientific experiment is underway to beef up the local salmon supply. hundreds of thousands of baby king salmon were dropped off here this weekend. east bay mud hopes that they will grow up healthy in the bay and then return to the sacramento area in three years as adults. one of the batches arrived by

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he has become the third president to receive the j-f-k profile in courage' award. he accepted the award during a ceremony at j-f-k presidential library and museum in boston yesterday. the award is named for kennedy's 19-57 book that profiled eight senators who risked their careers by taking principled, but unpopular positions. other presidents to receive the honor and george h-w bush. today is v-e day.. the anniversary of the allied forces victory in europe during world war two. it was 72 years ago today that the allies formally accepted nazi germany's surrender. a ceremony is set for 11 this morning at d.c.'s world war two memorial.. to mark the anniversary. friends of the national world war two memorial and the national park service are hosting the event. they're often called the greatest generation -- those who grew up during the depression-- and went on to fight in world war two. now, a young man is criss-crossing the country to listen and share stories from world war two veterans. ryan hughes spoke with him about why it's important to keep their legacy alive.

the k was with us in iraq. with us in was iraq. i have a hard time coming up with a war where we have been alone and not with our allies. >> the atlantic council is putting together what it is calling a memo to the president with recommendations about a new deal for nato, new recommendations for president trump, can you summarize of them and tell us why you are doing them? >> we're doing this because we think this is an opportunity to create a new deal fiscal between the united states and europe fiscal fiscal and part of it is increased european defense bending and part of it is more of new attention being centered and theerterrorism third component is making a clear european commitment to american security. on top of this is this is an opportunity for the united states to put nato on a path of transformation, and others make the point that the world is very different today. we are dealing with nonstate groups, terrorism and this is something that nato need to transform four. we are in a challenging period but it is also an opportu

k. a.j. has type one diabetes, alpha's job lets aj know when his blood pressure is too low or too high by sniffing his breath. >> now, alpha didn't just get a pick schur ture in the yearbook. he has a school id. need a booster seat for the picture next time. >> could have worked on the framing of it. well deserved spot there. in the, in the yearbook. aj says, that alpha has been going to school with him since last year. and has saved his life, a number of times. so, well deserved. >> congratulations to both of them. >> coming up. a new health alert. new findings on the risks of not getting enough sleep. what that could mean for your heart for example. >> in other news, captain obvious will have the report. and they're known as cam couples. amateur porn stars, live streaming frumg thestream ing from their own homes. they're not doing it just for the money. my investigative report coming up. and remember check out our behind the scenes pictures on instagram, abcwnn. you're watching "world news

i have a pension and a 401(k). if you are ind the private sector and have a pension and a 401(k). one did. did you really? are trying to get some common sense back into that program. we don't think that is unreasonable. it is the right thing to do on behalf of the taxpayer. $1orter: talk about the billion for brick-and-mortar security. what are the american people going to see with that money? more replacement balls, new walls and how much? mr. mulvaney: just to be clear, the 1.5 billion dollars was the request for 2017. 2018. the request for reflecting the fact there are 12 months in 2018, and only five months in 2017. in answer to your question, all of the above. replace the wall, new wall, land acquisition, infrastructure. you can't just automatically build a wall in the middle of nowhere. you have to build a road to get there, run utility services out to it if you are going to do lighting for example. all of the above and part of the president's commitment. he hasn't decided on the best kind of wall. i think we are going to a competition right now and there are four or eight d

i have a pension and 401(k). raise your hand if you are in the private sector and you have the bench in the 401(k). one did. she wanted to ask the next question. we are simply trying to get some common sense back into that program and we don't think that's a reasonable thing to do. it's the right thing to do on behalf of the taxpayers. spin what are the american people going to do with that money? are we talking about a replacement for a new wall? >> just to be clear the 1.5 was their request for 2016. 2.6 is the request for 2018 reflecting the fact that there are 12 months and five months in 2017. the ancient of the question would be the replacement wall and that would be land acquisition and that would be infrastructure. keep in mind you don't automatically build a wall and middle of nowhere. you have to build a road to get there and you often have to run utility services out if you are going to do lighting for example. it's all of the above and part of the president's commitment, they've been decided on the be

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even in your 401(k) or your ira, you want to be weighted more towards tooks while you're young. it will allow your gains to compound tax free year after year after year, and i told you how great compounding is, but as you get older, owning treasuries, especially in your retirement funds is essential. because in the stock market where you can lose enormous a lots of money in the blink of an eye, you do want to follow your money into u.s. treasuries, where you know your investment won't advantavanish overnight. let's get down to brass tax, precisely how much of your portfolio should you keep in bonds versus stocks. that depends on how old you row. i don't think your port folio should have any bonds whatsoever until you turn 30. if you own wonders when you're 25, you're wasting your youth. in your 30s, i'm going to let you keep 10% of your retirement fund in bonds, or 20%, if you're on the conservative side. once you're in your 40s, i think you can go up to 20% to 30% bonds, in your 50s, i say 30% to 40%. your 60s when you're approaching retirement age, take it up to 40% to 50% bon

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so we have got some real ideas from pre-k to k-12 to higher education. we also make sure that we're addressing the cost of prescription drugs because that's one of the drivers, as we have this debate around health care, one of the reasons we've seen the spikes we've had is because quite honestly a lot of prescription drug companies have charged prices that are quite unreasonable by any reasonable person's standards. there's no reason why the same drug you pay for in canada or ireland is substantially cheaper than it is in the united states. and we have measures to make sure that we can reduce the price of prescription drugs here in this country and that people don't have to make a decision between paying for their medicine or their groceries. we also are looking at health care another way. first off, the affordable care act, as i think now many people across this country understand and now support the concept, while they may not have supported obamacare, they love the affordable care act. same thing, folks. what we're finding is there are things we need

police in the u-k say salman abedi (a-be-di) was known to both british and u.s. intelligence officials. investigators are now trying to figure out whether abedi (a-be-di) met with isis or al-qaeda operatives or received terror training while abroad. the british prime minister says they are disgusted and troubled by the attack.<> (robin) monday's attack killed 22 people and injured more than 60. (robin) coming up.. the search is on for a gunman after a 9 year old boy was shot in oakland. his condition this morning. and... a congressman is in hot water this morning after being accused of bodyslamming a reporter. hear the altercation just ahead.( james ) and your bay area forecast, next. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add u

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dithering between what counts as being wealthy, it was 70k what counts as being wealthy, it was 70 ktk. the sunday times has a poll suggesting voters think 100,000 is what counts as wealthy so interesting to see who agrees with labour. what is rich? i put this question tojohn labour. what is rich? i put this question to john mcdonnell last week and he was hovering between 70 and 80,000 mark and now he says absolutely you're richer of you are in over£80,000 and absolutely you're richer of you are in over £80,000 and he will tax those people. what we do not know is the real detail of it, quite how this will work, does this mean we will have a new tax band over £80,000? does it mean the 50% tax rate labour are brilliant for owners over £150,000 will be reduced to hit people at a lower level? we will have to wait for the manifesto to find out those details but we need to know how this tax system will work. we know labour have a mountain to climb in this election campaign, disappointing local election results, is this the sort of policy you think will appeal to their core voters ? you thi

california reported more than 4500 sexual assaults involving k through 12 students from 2011 to 2015. nationwide schools reported 17,000 sexual assaults over the four-year period. but the investigation also finds schools are underreporting sexual assaults. the a.p. found some schools reported no sexual assaults, even when public records or news stories showed otherwise. in the newsroom, i'm jessica flores, kpix5. >>> time now is 6:08. tornados and flooding claim lives across five states. next the aftermath left behind and where the storms are headed now. >>> and here we go on this first day of may. we've got temperatures averaging 17 degrees above where they should be for this time of the year. i'll pinpoint the hottest locations. >>> right now chopper 5 over the scene of a deadly accident we are tracking for you if you're making your way through oakland this morning. 880. we will have all the details and the backups coming up. >>> plus in our tech report, the new source -- the news source twitter is teaming up with to bring you video coverage around the clock. ,, >>> closed captionin

whether in the k-12 classroom. let's take away the teaching license. glenda, you have the last word. we can have to hang up on glenda and let's hear from david in santa barbara california. you're on the air. please go ahead and ask your question and make your comments. >> i would like to complement you. uh d they are really informative. i would just like to ask do you encourage followers who has the communist party. a very informative view. i'm not familiar with those things. the communist party is an important it was the idea people on the left are a part of the religious movement and they believe that their role can be redeemed. in the world can be redeemed. they see themselves as the redeemers. they are willing to use the power of the state and the federal government to impose their views on everyone else. ta that is why they are so dangerous. not a political party not a particular organization. it is the idea that you can have social justice how can you have social justice when people in ministry and it will be the same people that are corrupting i

we are using something which is already used in medicare and 401(k) plans and again we make it easy to enroll. so let me just elaborate on this. now, if -- people argue we have to have a mandate because without a mandate, people will lose coverage and if people lose coverage, only the sick enroll and health care expense increases. but i think the senate actually has an opportunity to do something easy. do something better. we can make it easy. under this we can imagine that someone who is eligible to be enrolled in our program is unless they call us up and say they don't want to be. this is what we do in medicare, mr. president. when we, when i, when you, when any of us turn 65, we're automatically enrolled in medicare. i turned 65, on medicare. not a mandate. i can call them up and say i don't want to you never heard anybody complain about it. it's just called making it easy. similarly, when a fortune 500 company puts in a 401(k) plan, they have learned that if they ask somebody to sign all the forms and you can opt into their 401(k) retirement plan, they get about 65% participation.

we continue to follow breaking news out of the u-k..what we're just learning about the deadly concert bombing. and here's a live look outside...san mateo we're coming up on 4-30... here are the big stories we're working on for you this morning... 22 people killed in an attack at an ariana grande concert in the u-k children are among the dead. nearly 60 other people were injured in the attack. police have arrested a 23-year-old man in relation to the attack. we have much more on this story in just a few minutes. the wife of an alameda county sheriff's deputy accused in a deadly d-u-i crash is expected to enter a plea in court today. it happened eight months ago on interstate 680 in san ramon and left a three -year old boy dead. yarenit malihan turned herself into police in dublin yesterday. malihan's charged with vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated and driving under the influence. the warriors are going to the nba finals for a third year in a row. they beat the spurs last night and complete yet another sweep. they are the first team

a poll in the sunday times said that voters think that 100 k is what cou nts voters think that 100 k being wealthy. some mps may have a difficult time with this policy as they are in wealthy constituencies because it may seem like politics of envy. whatever rate you have, you don't think is terribly wealthy and then somebody else on the rich list actually looks hugely... the liberal democrats today have said they want an extra penny in the pound on tax to pay for more spending on the nhs. that seems to bea more spending on the nhs. that seems to be a sensible idea that people are prepared to pay extra tax if they know it is going to someone like the nhs. although when the lid democrats turn tried that with education, the voters were turned off. back to the telegraph. the divorce bill for the brexit. 100 billion euros we may have to pay or that they may ask for. this story is saying that, actually, the european union could not even legally enforce this according to their own lawyers. this bill has been steadily going up. i would this bill has been steadily going up. iwould not this bi

i have a pension and a 401(k).aise your hand if you're in the private sector and you have a pension and 401(k). my guess is, did you really? she wanted to ask the next question. we're simply trying to get some common sense back into that program. we don't think that's unreasonable. it's the right thing to do. >> reporter: can you talk about the money and border security? what will the american people say without money? >> to be clear, the 1.5 was the request for 2017. 2.6 is the request for 2018 reflecting the fact that there are 12 months and 2018 and only five months in 2017. all of the above. the replacement wall, new wall, land acquisition, infrastructur infrastructure. you don't automatically build a wall in the middle of nowhere, and build a road to get there, you also have to run utility services out to it if you're going to do lighting for example. it's all of the above and part of the president's commitment. we haven't decided on the best kind of wall. i think we are going through a competition right now.

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i have a penchant and a 401(k). raise your hand if your in the private sector and have a pension and a 401(k). really? ok. she wanted to ask that question. we are simply trying to get some common sense back into that program. we don't think that's an unreasonable thing to do. it is the right think to do on behalf of the taxpayers. yes or. billionabout the $1.6 for border security. what is american people going to see without money? how much new wall? mr. mulvaney: just to be clear, the $1.5 billion was the request for 2017. $2.6 billion is the request for 2018, reflecting the fact that there are 12 months in 2018; there was only 5 months in 2017 when we were dealing with that. so the answer to your question -- what they're going to see is, all of the above. that would be replacement wall. that would be new wall. that would be land acquisition. that would be infrastructure. keep in mind you can't just -- you don't automatically, magically build a wall in the middle of nowhere. you have to build a road to get there. y

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an east bay officer and his k-9 are injured. after the break... why one high school student decided to ask his mother to the prom. and here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge. imagine if the things you bought every day earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, 2 united club passes... priority boarding... and 50,000 bonus miles. everything you need for an unforgettable vacation. the united mileageplus explorer card. imagine where it will take you. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. no problems on the golden gate bridge ( mark ) a teenager in north carolina took his mom to the prom after she missed out on her own big dance.( darya ) when the time came for her son rayquan to go to prom...he wanted to take her.( mark ) shontelle told him he should bring a date, but he made it clear to his mom that she was the only woman he wanted to take.

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caddy k, not okay. imagine saying get used to it like other injustices. a bullied child. used to it. a victim of domestic abuse or rape. >> kimberly: separate sexual a. >> greg: as you perpetuated into society, you are not okay but it from an outsider -- or somebody who has a grievance, real or manufactured -- radical islam. adopting the grievance culture. we have to get used to it. >> kimberly: dana, do you think it's kind of attitude that people have, coexisting to accept it -- becoming one with the idea that we live in a world of terror is dangerous? >> dana: i'm not exactly sure that's what she means. i think she was trying to be practical. europe does have a severe problem. all across the continent. that's been because of several decades of allowing basically unfettered immigration and now they can't track them down. the thing is, it's not just month that up causing them problems. it's the children of refugees. the next reservation generatioa sort of revenge. i would never accept it. i think that has to be a whole different way of fighting it. president trump met wit

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or 401(k) savings plan. that's why it is so worrisome that there are 55 million americans right now in this country who do not have access to a retirement plan through their jobs. as the baby boomer generation approaches retirement, that's a reus -- that's a serious problem. president obama proposed establishing a national individual retirement account program to help these 55 million americans, but republicans said no. so in the absence of congressional action, both red states and blue states, took the lead and they did so by coming up with a way for americans to better save for retirement. one solution that's gained momentum over the last few years is to establish retirement programs at the state level to give people the chance to have retirement contributions deducted out of their paychecks into that plan if their company doesn't already offer a retirement program. it would give every worker across this nation the same access to the tax breaks that those lucky enough to have access to an employee response

david k. johnson weighs in. the only journalist to publish part of hisetur in the past two deces and david corn back with us. you think you can do something that the congress is less likely to do with its republican control. >> absolutely, ari. we have a special role as donald trump's home state because he files his personal income taxes here in new york. and the state department of taxation and finance can actually release his taxes at our request if we change the law. and we plan on doing that. >> at a minimum you'd get the state returns. would that tell you his total income for those years? >> it would indeed. everyone knows that a state return often reflects the federal return. wouldn't show us everything, probably, but we do know it would tell us a lot about tax shelters, how much income he reports, whether he has pass-through entities. most importantly, have some of the federal tax reform that his administration is proposing will benefit him and his family permly. >> -- personally. >> do you see this a loc

officials say trump may reinstatate restrictctions n americans visiting cuba and bringing back k famous cuba goo, like cigars and rurum. officialals also say trump might demand the extradition of people -- might demand the extradition of people who have received political asylum in cuba, like assata shakur. before becoming president, trump's businesses violated u.s. embargo on cuba, sickly doing business in cuba in the late 1960's, then trying to cover it up. trump's company then called trump hotels and casino result -- resorts spinelli $60,000 in cuba during a secret is nestor to havana. at the time it was illegal under u.s. law just been any cororpore money in cuba. in the philippines, president rodrigo duterte a has sparked outrage after he told soldiers they could rape women with impunity in the region of mindanao, where duterte has declared martial law. in a speech friday, t the philippine presidedent said, "if you happen to have raped three women, i will own up to it," implying he'd cover for the soldiers and take responsibility himself for the rape. in the past, duterte has said