or in kansas city.e slaughterhouse are moved primarily to the western portion of the state. occurringis shifting even during this time, it was just different technology. [applause] >> i want to thank you all, you have been attentive audience. thanks for coming out tonight. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] >> every weekend, american history tv brings you 48 hours of unique programming exploring our nation's past. to view our schedule and archives of all of our programs, visit c-span.org/history. this weekend, american history tv is joining our spectrum cable partners to showcase the history of san luis obispo california. see more video from the city and others, visit c-span.org/citiestour. we continue our look at the history of san luis obispo. just over 47,000 folks here and there's a lot going on. on of our main economic drivers are

. >> reporter: at the university of kansas, a concealed carry policy has one teacher taking drastic measuresprotect himself. >> when you see people with a vest, they're usually in a war zone. >> glor: and, steve hartman reunites with an unlikely group of friends, who bonded over barbecue. >> we can show the world that it's all right to be kind, and maybe the world a better place. >> glor: good evening. i'm jeff glor. and this is our western edition. police announced today an iraq war veteran accused of intentionally plowing his car into a crowd, was targeting muslims. it happened this week in sunnyvale, california, near san francisco. the disturbing allegation came today as isaiah peoples appeared in court. we also learned the most girl, is in a coma. carter evans has more from our l.a. bureau tonight. carter, what's the latest? >> reporter: well, jeff, the stunning news came this heternoon from the sunnyvale police chief. he says the apparent target was an indian family. >> based on our investigation, new evidence shows that the defendant intentionally targeted the victims based on their ra

it's great to be in kansas city. it's a real honor.ou so much. >> martha: thank you, howard. we want to jump right in. we have a great crowd here. we will let them do a lot of the talking tonight. our first question comes from john brungart who i believe is right behind us over here. hello, john, what's your question? >> hi, john. >> mr. schultz, considering the current controversy surrounding joe biden, where would you draw the line on personal behavior that disqualifies someone from running for political office? >> oh, i think we are living at a time right now, john, where our values, level of civility, and character that we are observing in the white house has set a tone of incitement for the last two years. that's very troubling to me. in terms of vice president biden, i think the voters have to decide whether or not he is suitable to run for office for the president of the united states and whether or not he should be president. but there is no room in american life to do anything that would disrespect women, disrespect anybody wh

rain retur >>> the university of kansas is offering a new gender studies classicaled angry white male studies. it's ignited a debate on campus and beyond. the class charts the rise of anger in white men in america and britain since the 1950s. the course will look at how dominant and subordinate masculinities connect to movements of women, people of color and the lgbtq community.m. >> there's definitely some value into looking into things from history from an intersectionalist view. >> creating dialogue, dialogue is important. dialogue needs to be had. >> one congressman from kansas believes this course may add to the divide. >>> performing as designed, that's the latest word from state water officials concerning repairs to the dam. in anticipation of this weekend's rains, the department of water resources said last friday it would increase

now back to the reason we are here in kansas city tonight. in a few moments, we will hold a town hall with former starbucks ceo howard schultz. he has floated the idea of running for president as an independent and has campaigned around the country. another potential candidate, former vice president joe biden is hoping to emerge from several days of bad publicity over his treatment of women. correspondent peter doocy has details tonight. >> president trump is trying to turn joe into a joke. >> women, men, young, old and it's the way i have always been. >> biden is trying to bounce back from backlash when multiple women decided to go public with that he either 2u67d or smelled them in inappropriate ways. prominent democrats think he can recover. >> i have known joe biden for over 30 years. he has never been inappropriate with me. i think is he an honorable and decent human being. >> while the frontrunner flownders lesser democrats are launching presidential campaigns like tim ryan. >> my daughter called me crying from school because her friend

he was the chairman of the kansas city fed. he knows a lot about the

in the kansas city call. he later joined the naacp. but i would characterize him as a man of great courage, a lot of common sense, and a sense of destiny in knowing that he wanted to go to a certain place, he wanted to bring his people to a certain place. and he seemed to have a sense of certainty about doing what he was setting out to do. >> roy wilkins was born in st. louis, missouri, in 1901. his mother died when he was 5 years old and he and his brother and sister went to live with an aunt and uncle in st. paul, minnesota. he grew up in a community with only a handful of blacks. he attended mostly white public schools and spent his time mostly with white friends. wilkins was an excellent student and from early on his writing was powerful and clear. when he went to the university of minnesota in 1919, he joined the staff of the daily newspaper. after graduating, wilkins owned and edited the black newspaper in kansas city, missouri. he stayed there until he joined the staff of the national association for the advancement of colored p

i went to kansas for two reasons. one, kansas has not been a democratic state since 1964. for the first time, everyone in kansas, their vote and their voice will really matter. and so but specifically when i sat down with farmers i had no idea the result -- the tragic result of president trump's trade and tariff war with china on the adverse effect on farmers. 18% of farms in kansas over the last year and a half have gone bankrupt. 25% of the output of wheat is down. the farmer community in the state of kansas and the rest of the country are suffering so dramatically as a result of this failed policy. and i think this is an issue that washington, the lawmakers and this president really doesn't understand the significant adverse effect of these failed policies on american families. and it was heartbreaking to see down with these farmers, wonderful, extraordinary people who are literally working the land and all they want is a fair shot at the promise of the country. and as a result of the failed policies, they are really suffering. and if the american people really understo

i think putting guns in the hands of responsible gun owners makes places safer. >> reporter: kansas'017 campus carry law permits students to carry guns in most buildings including dorms and classrooms. >> i mean they've got a gun on them, a secret gun that i don't know that they have. and so. >> reporter: you can't ask if they have. >> i can't ask if they have one and they can't tell me if they have one. >> legally. >> that's part of the policy. >> reporter: the secrecy of who is armed prompted film professor and oscar winning screen writer kevin willmott to wear this bulletproof vest while teaching. >> i bring it into class, i put it on in class. so anybody go to the movie this week. >> reporter: what do you say to the student who says professor willmott it is my 2nd amendment right to be armed. >> they have that right. but we have always had the common sense to keep it out of certain places. we have always had the common sense to say well, not at church. not in school. >> reporter: we asked professor willmott and victoria to sit down together. are you armed right now. >> i am. i re

they want information from officials in texas georgia and kansas in dodge city, kansas, a predominantly latino area election officials. >>moved to one polling place at 3 miles away. rascon says he believes the move was to make it difficult for voters to get to the polls. >>so was wasn't even in the county anymore. it was a place that was not very accessible by public transportation that is intentional voter suppression don cowie with the national voter protection action fund to says that's sweet election results and it really is not a coincidence. >>that it's happening at a time of increased political engagement callaway says congress needs to act fast to be prepared ornd our thought wa to do is quickly as possible. in 2019 so we're really ready for 2020, but a speedy investigation may be difficult the top republican on the oversight committee jim jordan sent this letter to election officials in kansas texas and georgia morning them democrats overstepped their authority by requesting the information rascon says the investigation is constitutionally mandated and republicans should not bl

rylandmark victory for abortion rights in kansas. the state supreme court ruled the kansas constitution protects a woman's right to an abortion. legal experts say that means abortion would remain legal in kansas, even if "roe v. wade" were overturned. but kansas conservative lawmakers say they may ask voters to add an abortion ban to the state constitution. the president of sri lanka banned two islamic groups linked to the bombing. the sri lankan government released these photos earlier this week. bbc's yogita limaye has more from colombo. >> reporter: the search continues for those behind sri tnka's horror. police have been carrying out raids across the country. on friday, they followed a tip- off to this house in the eastern city of impara. armed men were inside who set sif an explosion. a gun battle followed and the house burned down. more than a dozen died. edx are believed to have been linked to the bombings. several children were also caught up in the violence. in another house in the same fty, police found a huge stash of bomb

davids of kansas. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 294, the gentlewoman from kansas, ms. davids, and a member opposed, will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from kansas. ms. davids: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to offer an amendment to the save the internet act that helps the american consumer. this amendment requires the government accountability office to produce a report examining the f.c.c.'s efforts to access competition in the wireline and wireless broadband internet markets and tell us how the f.c.c. can better assess competition in the future. driving competition in the telecommunications industry is good for innovation, consumer pricing and availability of service. we should receive an ack say the assessment of the f.c.c.'s plans and to ask the g.a.o. how do it better. i ask support of this amendment and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from oregon rise? mr. walden: good morning, mr. chairman. i claim time in opposition to the amendment although i am not opposed to the amendmen

university of kansas. there called angry white male's class started in the fall. wendy got fired up about that when we were talking about it earlier. why? >> i don't understand the points of the class. you know, we have college kids get into debt every day in this country right now. so you are going to take a class on angry white males. it's not going to help you, i don't think so, in the professional world. i think it's going to increase feelings of hatred and anger in the country that we really don't need anymore of. and, you know, you can empower women in other ways other than tearing down men. right? we all need to build each other up and this class certainly doesn't help with that. todd: wendy and connie as well. jacques back to you. doocy. ainsley: all right, todd, thank you very much. great report at the corner. ainsley: i can't believe they have a class called that. steve: who knew? ainsley: tonight in kansas city howard schultz is going to be sitting on the couch with bret baier and martha maccall

nbc's stephanie gosk has the disturbing recording. >> reporter: kansas city chiefs player tyreek hill was on his way to becoming the highest paid wide receiver in nfl history until an 11-minute audio recording apparently of the nfl star and his fiancee, crystal espinal surfaced on kctv on thursday. the couple discussing their 3-year-old son. >> he is terrified of you. >> you need to be terrified of me too, dumb [ bleep ]. >> reporter: hill then denies breaking his 3-year-old's arm. >> why does [ muted ] say daddy did it? >> i don't know. he says daddy does a lot of things. >> reporter: espinal accuses hill of punching the boy as well. >> [ muted ] kept saying daddy punches me which you do when he starts crying. what do you do? you make him open up his arms and you punch y confirmed the authenticity of the audio. both hill and espinal had been under investigation for alleged child abuse. but on wednesday the d.a.'s office outside of kansas city announced it would not press charges. >> we believe that a crime has occurred, however, the evidence in this case does not conclusively establi

it is a mess caused by us and not like in kansas with the floods but caused by us.i hope the guy negotiating is listening because time is of the essence here and if you can help push them and i know you're a good man and i hope you do. you got to have trade and we eat a lot of food domestically but we don't have foreign markets we are host. it is important. i want to talk about. one of the straps we might have been able to raise montana and by the way we could still raise the season is have. i'm going into agronomic facts and if you can put another crop into the rotation and breakup wheat into the cycles it's a good thing. we raised up but in barley now we can raise. and it's a good thing for the community and the thing for business. i get this might be a completed thing but doesn't the law allow you to accept the plans can. >> senator, the 2014 farm bill allow that they will still continue under the dash. >> dea all of them because the two anything farm bill supersedes that. >> who won't let them? >> dea. right now when they could've used the pilot program for matt

jillian: the former kansas attorney general in the river to be running to replace kirsten nielsen as dhs secretary. rob: bill barr, what sparked the russia probe? jillian: it took hours after the democrats toward the ag over his handling of the mueller report. >> reporter: you were talking about cameras on me as a joke. this was no joke. lawmakers using what is typically a meeting centered on the justice department's budget, a pretty boring meeting, to hammer the attorney general about the mueller pro-blooge william barr sounding off about a team that was assembled to investigate the origins of the fbi counterintelligence investigation into the trump campaign. >> the office of the inspector general has a pending investigation of the fisa process in the russia investigation and i expect that

kansas city, the city that splits the border between senator blunt and i, it has 5000 usda employs today and say their value to the country is something less then an employee in the department in washington dc is offensive to me. there are good people doing good work across the country. i'm happy to see you pursue this and i would ask you to if you would provide an update on this topic where we are and funds on this budget affects the decision and the things that you and we can do to make those employees that those locations have all the staff and training and necessary components to fulfill their jobs. >> thank you for your support. i really have been surprised with the naysayers on this and i would love to understand more about this 90% are outside

they are heading towards kansas city.our threat gets going. 21 million people at risk of experiencing severe storms. not all 21 million will experience severe storms but everyone in this region need to watch out. dallas, wichita false, oklahoma city. it's been a wet spring. these additional thunderstorms will continue to rain for the next two days. we have moderate risk of flash flooding from fayetteville, northern portion of the "ozark"s here along the arkansas border. also included slight risk is oklahoma city, to kansas city and st. louis. three to five inches of rain at least especially in this area near if i y near fayetteville, arkansas. as this rain gets going and by tomorrow morning i'll be talking about heavy rain in the exact same areas. here's the latest rainfall predictions. not often you see this area like this. this is through thursday. this area of red is three inches. four inches of rain in pink on top of saturated soil. there's a little bit of light rain after this morning exiting the northeast. we'll get

jillian: a kansas city chiefs fan shown a laser into the eyes of quarterback tom brady.t happened during the afc championship game. you see the green glow on his face, the 64-year-old man faces a year in prison and a fine of $100,000. brady said he didn't know what happened. rob: a celebration decades in the making, university of virginia welcoming the basketball team after their first national championship. >> i don't think hollywood could have done a better job. jillian: the cavaliers beating texas tech in overtime in the title game. just last year they became the first ever number one seed to lose to a 16 seed in the ncaa tournament. a parade will be held saturday. it is 10 minutes after the hour. after democrats grill him on the mueller pro-william barr drops a bombshell launching his own investigation into fisa abuse. where do we go from here? a next guest, an attorney, outlines his next move. rob: did alexandria ocasio cortez solve the immigration crisis? she is trying to tie it to climate change. we will explain this coming up. ♪ into action... the bookers. the do

caller: in kansas we do. where the emigrants are part of the population unofficially, they take away from the smaller states. host: what you think about the impact on other aspects of the federal government? this is how you would get money for infrastructure needs, health care, etc.. if they don't count everybody in theycity, county, area, have more people using the of the structure and health-care system, but not getting more dollars? caller: i do not believe when they say there would be an undercount. why would they lie. they would not be kicked out for answering a census. if we have to answer on the long form, why would it be more accurate? host: more on the economic impact of the census, the immigration question included in the 2020 census. you have an undercount it may affect the amount of federal dollars. if you go to george washington university's website they have a complete report looking at data from the 2010 census, and also what amount of federal dollars per program goes state-by-state. that infor

host: philip in kansas city, you say yes. caller: i do. i think it should be on their and we should know how many u.s. citizens we have and that way our states and stuff can figure illegals we've got in each state and how much money we are spending on them. host: ok. phyllis in kansas. go to oregon, leanne. why do you say no? caller: i think there's a lot of -- it just shouldn't be on there. it should be count the people. not these busybodies who want to know if they are illegal or no,l or what, it should be it should be counting the people , not of their beliefs. host: chris in alexandria, good morning. should bethink they counted on the census. there are currently anywhere to 100,00075,000 people crossing the border each month. so for folks who are supporting not having that on the census you are essentially saying citizens of central america, who were on one side of the border a few days ago should now be counted in the census. this totally corrupts and perverts the original intent of our constitution. thank you very much. linda, why ar

so he became quite a local hero in kansas city. unfortunately, the large numbers of casualties that would come after him what far eclipsed the story of fitzsimmons, but not in the army's way of thinking. in the u.s. army, a hospital would be named for him in denver, colorado. that leads us to another one of our human stories, a nurse who was also killed in combat. you can tell by our surroundings we have changed locations in the museum. we are still following the story of important people involved in the story of medicine and medical delivery and actually this relates closely to fitzsimmons, who we just talked about. it may be the most non-obvious of ways. this dress, the medals and the fatigue uniform belonged to a young woman by the name of sharon lane. sharon lane was not even born during the first world war when fitzsimmons would be killed. we named the hospital for fitzsimmons, and it fits in the story that way. sharon lane is from ohio, had trained as a nurse, we know that in the late 1960's, she was casting about whether she

breakfast with friends ahead of the big event in kansas city. todd? todd: good morning to you. it's a very todd heavy block here. one todd and then another todd. it's not about me. it's about the ladies coming up on "fox & friends." we will be talking about all the big issues of the day in light of this big town hall where they will be talking about the big issues of the day. if there is one common theme from this table, one, it's ladies morning as opposed to ladies night and two immigration. we are talking about that. we are having cinnamon rolls all when "fox & friends" returns on a thursday morning ♪ we always find a way back home ♪ ♪ a house in a neighborhood with a lot of other young couples. then we noticed something...strange. oh, could you, uh, make me a burger? -poof -- you're a burger. [ laughter ] -everyone acts like their parents. -you have a tattoo. -yes. -fun. do you not work? -so, what kind of mower you got, seth? -i don't know. some kid comes over. we pay him to do it. -but it's not all bad. someone even showed us how we can save money by bundling home and auto

we have a few left in kansas and colorado. wind advisories extend in the midwest and ohio valley. 30 million people affected by that. this is going to be the peak wind throughout the day today. the worst ben bernanke on the northwest side of the blizzard. north platt to minnesota with gusts up to 16 miles per hour. of course with it a lot of airport delays and low visibility. a lot are saying don't travel if you don't have to in areas of south dako andtaill windy and wf texas. yesterday the dust was unbelievable. >>> when we come back, we'll give you your weekend forecast. it features another big storm. this one could have tornadoes. we'll give you the details coming up. >> bill, thank you. fast forwarding into your day, we will remember explain rapper and community activist nipsey hussle. the staple center in downtown los angeles is hosting nipsey hussle's celebration of life. b.e.t. will broadcast the 1:00 p.m. service live as well as stream it on its website. >> a senate hearing is looking to get rid of robocalls. they will

the university of kansas to control the city i'll explain why after the break. join me every thursday on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next about different clubs on one hand it is logical to go from fields where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and the fresh perspective i'm used to surprising. if you think. i'm going to talk about football not the or else you can think i was going to do. by the way what is that that's like here. come back american prosecutors secretly gathered information on chinese tech giant huawei the revelations came to light at the hearing in the us federal court the us government has warned the company about its intentions to use this information in the future lawyers of around five months to gather more data before decisions taken on how to proceed. meanwhile former u.s. military officials have expressed concern over chinese bui

s office outside of kansas city announced it would not press charges. e >> we believat a crime has occurred, however, the evidence in this case does not conclusively establish who committed this crime. >> reporter: hill sahe innocent adding, my son's health and happiness is my er nune priority. neither he nor espinal responded to requests for comment today. last year the chiefs fired kareem hunt after video surfaced of the running back apparently pushing and kicking a woman in a hotel. today the chiefs held a press conferenceh frank clark, their newly signed defensive end, who was kicked off f university o michigan's team in 2014 for hitting his girlfriend. >> it's just something i have to learn and grow from. 's something i'll continue to learn and grow from. >> reporter: meanwhile, tyreek hill waits to find out his . wn futu >> we're going to continue to gather the information, information then as i said yesterday, i mean, we'll make the right decision. >> reporter: until then, hill has been told not to come back to practice. stephanie gosk, nbc newsn

her attorney says they strongly disagree with the sentence. >>> kansas city chiefs tyreek hill underestigation this morning after disturbing audio recordings were released of his fiance suggesting he broke their 3-year-old son's arm. hill was pulled from all team activities in the interim. >> the general manager says they are deeply disturbed and concerned with what they have heard. ryan young is following the story. what are you learning about this? >> this is a tough story. we don't have all the evidence. we don't know what investigators are looking into. you have an nfl star, a career just exploding, but when you listen to the audio and see things he is accused of, it's tough to listen to. >> we decided that, at this time, and for the foreseeable future, tyreek hill will not take part in team activities. >> reporter: this decision by the kansas city chiefs is hours after an audio recording happened between the wide receiver and his fiance as they discuss how he treats his son. in an exchange on the recording, obtained exclusively by kctv -- >> he is terrified of you and you say he

hay que tomarlo muy en serio si es en un area el exsecretario de estado de kansas, kris kobach dijo que y el fraude en asilos, al terminar de manera unilateral las remesas a mexico.en entrevista con breibart news seqalo que deberia haber un reglamento ejecutivo.la amenaza de terminarlas, ejecutivo, la amenaza de terminar puede usarse para forzar a mÉxico a un acuerdo con estados unidos que prohÍbe pasar por mÉxico para llegar al paÍs. esto serÍa muy importante porque segÚn el último informe bimensual, en enero y febrero de este aÑo los mexicanos que estÁn viviendo en estados unidos han mandado casi 5 millones de dolares a mÉxico, serÍa un flujo de dinero que se cortarÍa por lo sano. pamela: simplemente es una propuesta. kovac ha tenido una polÍtica tambiÉn muy anti inmigraciÓn ilegal. su opiniÓn y su sugerencia personal en este momento lo ha dicho pÚblicamente, su opiniÓn sobre lo que piensa era inmigraciÓn ilegal. otro revÉs para esta polÍtica de tolerancia cero de la administraciÓn del presidente trump. un juez federal de san francisco bloqueÓ la orden de regresar a los solicitantes d

dialogue needs to be had. >> one congressman from kansas believes this course may add to the divide. >>> performing as designed, that's the latest word from state water officials concerning repairs to the dam. in anticipation of this weekend's rains, the department of water resources said last friday it would increase releases. the spillway was tested just five days ago. it suffered a massive failure 0e >>> atting a nst o the by shower concept. that story is ahead. >>> and a reason to toast the napa valley. a survey says it's home to the the best wine in the world. >>> we're able to pull off a little bit of sunshine this afternoon and evening. we have to contend with showers as we return to work and school before warmer weather makes a return. we'll have the details in the forecast, coming up. >>> sharing stories of inspiration in a digital series. this week mieet a 15-year-old girl who can lift more weight than some nfl players. >> she set the bench press at 360, it broke the national record. i was doing it. chills went through my body. >> i just beat the national record with a benc

. >>> a tiger attacked its keeper at a school in kansas. >> coming up, why the zoo director say they didn't consider a minute putting down the big cat. >>> and ravioli institutions in the missions says it's pushing back the final closing date. glad you're back how you feeling? ♪ ♪ (both) exhausted. but finally being able to make that volunteer trip happen was... awesome. awesome. you have to scrub. what do ththorhi. ♪ ♪ let's do it every year. we'll do it every year. i thought you'd say that - let's do it. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. >>> in developing news, a tiger mauled a zoo keeper at the topeka zoo in kansas. it 'tacked a worker in an secured indoor space. the zoo director says the worker is the primary tiger keeper. she suffered injuries to the back of her head and neck, and is in stable condition.apospsost zookeeper was alert. this happened while the zoo was opened. some people did see the incident, which is very unfortunate. >> three other zoo workers are credited with saves the worker who was attack. >>> the ti

the horrifying incident at the topeka zoo in kansas. a male tiger mauling a zookeeper shortly after the facility opened today as horrified zoo visitors watched. that 7-year-old big cat, you see him there, named sanjiv was seen here back in 2017 when he was first welcomed to the kansas facility. today, attacking that female zookeeper. the primary tiger handler there with many years on the job, she has been rushed to the hospital after the tiger tackled her. abc's maggie rulli starts us off. >> reporter: tonight, a tiger attack at the topeka zoo leaving staff scrambling to save one of their own. >> we have staff getting attacked by a tiger. >> reporter: that frightening 911 call coming in shortly after the zoo opened at 9:00. sanjiv, an endangered sumatran tiger and his experienced keeper together in an outdoor pen when the animal turned. the two, trapped for nearly ten agonizing minutes. >> advised staff is still in the enclosure. the tiger is still next to them, still attacking. >> reporter: the exhibit, already open to visitors, put on

we take that up with former kansas secretary of state. stay with us.he biggest week in television is almost here. xfinity watchathon week. starting april 8th, enjoy free access to the best shows and movies from hbo, showtime, epix and more. what! whether it's more jaw droppers, standing o's upon standing o's or tv's biggest show stoppers. get more into what you're into. get ready to watch with xfinity x1 or the xfinity stream app. xfinity watchathon week. free starting april 8th. boop! joining me tonight, former kansas secretary of state also general counsel for the nonprofit we build the wall who have ambitions to build a privately funded wall along the mexican border. chris, great to have you with us as william began his report, dhs , order protection, basically flying a white flag in the face of tens of thousands of illegal immigrants confronting our border. >> it is shocking. we are on track to have the highest level in 12 years. higher than anything we saw in the two years of the obama administration reared president trump is the strongest preside

kansas city 71. how about that! that is causing a tremendous difference. the wind is funneled up, a strong south wind like kansas city is so warming then a north wind on the backside of that. that is where all the snow is going up to the north, a powerhouse system for us. 50s on the temp, although fairfield is 61. why? i will show you. fremont 49. 53 at half moon bay. it is because of the wind out of the north gusting to 26 miles per hour in fairfield, and the system is coming down and will crank up the wind again, mainly for the higher elevations and the coastal waters where there is a wind advisory out for later today. gusts may be about 40 miles per hour. truckee is 27. the sierra will get isolated snow showers out of that. we get a lot of cloud cover. there could be some garden variety showers, but then starting friday it will warm up into saturday. it is that time of year where you can rebound very, v. fast. by saturday make plans because another system is coming in sunday to monday. 60s on the temps to near 70. tricky on the temps today. i would lean

they are this fly from kansas city.ust over an hour from now, they will be moderating a town hall with former starbucks ceo howard schultz. i want to get your reaction to this. schultz considering making a bid for president which has drawn major criticism from some democrats. >> what are you courting howard schultz? because he's a billionaire. >> there's a lot of people i know work hard who know a lot more about politics then with all due respect does mr. schultz. >> if he runs as an independent, it could hurt democrats. >> a dark legacy if he gives us another four years of donald trump and that's the only possible result. >> juan: bret and martha, is he a democrat not running as a democrat? >> i think he has lived his life as a centrist democrat but clearly considering an independent run. that has a lot of democrats concerned. that's one of the lines of questioning tonight i think for the town hall is what does an independent run for howard schultz really mean for the race? >> it's pretty tough to get started when you'

swatting it was at the heart of a recent tragedy here in the united states when wichita in wichita kansas police accidentally shot and killed andrew finch a father of two who had nothing to do with the on line game or b. that motivated the swatting call to his address it was truly a case of wrong time wrong place wrong and thankfully the gamers responsible for the made up. emergency that resulted in mr finch is that the pleaded guilty to their crimes including twenty five year old tyler barrows who was sentenced to twenty years in prison for being the man ultimately responsible for making the call that led to mr french's tragic murder and well justice appears to be served on the gamers one can't help but wonder what about the man who actually pulled the trigger kansas city police officer justin rap who shot and killed andrew binge after he stepped out on his front porch to see why police lights were outside by all accounts benj pose no threat yet was still shot down by the officer who has not been charged or really punished for his actions i think it's time to start asking some hard quest

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served on the gamers one can't help but wonder what about the man who actually pulled the trigger kansas city police officer justin rap who shot and killed andrew binge after he stepped out on his front porch to see why police lights were outside it by all accounts binge pose no threat yet was still shot down by the officer who has not been charged or really punished for his actions. i think it's time to start asking some hard questions about the tactics and mindset of our police forces who because they appear to answer every call the matter it's brasserie like it's a siege on palooza and actually inspire this dangerous form of bottom line game revenge and let's start watching the hawks. good looks like real that this would. lead to the bottom sit. like you that i got. with that we. would. be. listening. to. welcome on the watch of the world and i'm taffeta la land. this is one of the many reasons as you said away i don't game online very often cooperate any of that because it's a very very toxic place when my me alone is that if you're a woman it's a really it's really hard to game it's

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>> well, first of all, we're going to use people here in kansas city. democrats, independents, republican, will be in attendance, asking a whole bunch of different questions. we'll be able to follow up and redirect. the former ceo of starbucks is going to have to field some substantive questions about big policy issues. he has not officially jumped in this race. clearly he believes he has a lane or sees one because he's traveling around the country acting like a candidate. >> dana: that's a good place to be, kansas city, missouri. i want to ask you about joe biden, the former vice president. he's not a candidate. he had this video yesterday apologizing for a misinterpretation of his intentions. watch this. >> social orders have begun to change. the boundaries of protecting personal space have been reset. i get it. i get it. i hear what they're saying. i understand it. i'll be much more mindful. that's my responsibility. my responsibility. and i'll meet it. >> dana: how much do you think all of this might hobble his initial decision -- i guess if he deci

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another concern will be flood risks which reach from dallas to kansas city all the way up toward theorrential downpours, travel disruptions, and a host of seor. weg r owers oh vrty giions opennsyiaun of s slamming billings, casper, cheyenne, and even denver. kenneth, janai? >> our thanks to paul. >>> the suspect in the california synagogue attack is set to be arraigned this afternoon. the 19-year-old is being charged with both murder and attempted murder with hate crime special circumstances. he also faces weapons charges and an arson charge for a fire at a mosque last month. he could receive life in prison if convicted. in the meantime, hundreds attended a memorial service for lori kaye, the 60-year-old woman killed in saturday's shooting. they included the three people also attacked, wounded in that attack. kaye is believed to have thrown herself in front of the synagogue's rabbi to save him from the gunman. he says her actions represented the way she lived her life. >> i think she took the bullet for the whole congregation. that woman is so benevolent, such a kind, generous philan

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. >> the shooting happened at a house offcampus from washburn university in topeka, kansas.e's abc's marci gonzalez. >> with the 180 pick in the 2019 nfl draft, the new york football giants select -- >> reporter: one of the best moments of his life. >> corey ballantine. defensive back, washburn. >> reporter:aftebyheewgiantscorn injured. his former teammate at washburn university killed. >> there's people running everywhere and somebody's down in the middle of the road. looks like they're bleeding pretty good. >> reporter: police in topeka, kansas say there were dozens of people at this offcampus housing when shots were fired. someone driving ballantine to a hospital. officers then arriving on scene, finding 23-year-old duane simmons dead. the new york giants calling it a tragic situation, writing in a statement, we have spoken to corey and he's recovering in the hospital. our thoughts are with duane simmons' family, friends and teammates and the rest of the washburn community. ballantine is expected to make a full recovery and police are still searching for the gunman. marci

kansas city southern topped first quarter earnings estimates and its revenue was up 6% from last year it was helped by an increase in refined fuel and grain shipments to mexico, and the company gets one-third of its revenue from the company and the stock rose to 122.8ab abbott had a rise in sales thanks to growth in the heart and diabetes care devices and the ceo said the company's long term growth drivers are performing well and they've targeted another year of strong sales and investors are focusing on rerulatory uin we that talk in washington about changes in healthcare insurce programs and the stock fell t4.5% tod $72.88. after the bell tonight las vegas sands reported higher revenue and better than expected profit and the company cited growth in macau which is now the world's largest gambling market and that sent the stock higher in after-hours trading and finished the session at7.. while auto sales are gradually slowing, automakers believe that america is an electric vehicle and that may explain why plug-in models have been grabb hg thedlines at this year's new york auto show. t