it's a painting predicting the kentucky derby in the year 2075. there's a man with a wireless handheld device. messengers on wheels like a segway. and the floating board over the infield is called the internet. this image was created in 1976, before any of this existed. it says internet, in 1976, you wrote "internet." >> yes. >> reporter: yeah, he did. sid mead has been accurately predicting the future for decades. >> my mantra is, if it's a good idea, it will happen eventually. this is from "blade runner." >> reporter: he's a legend in detroit for his car designs. he came to hollywood 35 years ago to create the cars and the look for "blade runner." over the years he's predicted things like driverless cars and wearables. all came true. los angeles hasn't turned out quite as awful as "blade runner" predicted, but it still has the worst traffic in the nation. where does sid mead think america needs to put its infrastructure dollars? not in building more lanes. >> this is looking west on first street. >> reporter: in fact he sees a future with fewer

weekend after next, it's the kentucky derby, followed by the preakness and the belmont, the triple crownoming weekend, there's a horse race you may not know about: the maryland hunt cup. the biggest, most demanding event there is in the world of timber racing. it's the american version of steeplechase, and the course is not for the faint-hearted. it stretches four miles over the maryland countryside, over three times the length of the kentucky derby track. and there is a major, sometimes dangerous, challenge for both horse and rider: the timber. 22 wooden fences to jump, some of them five feet high. much of our report on the world of timber racing was shot with a dozen or so small cameras: on the ground, in the air, and right in the saddle. we're riding with jockey eric poretz on a horse named touchdowntony. >> c'mon, tony! >> rose: it's one of the many races in the fall and spring, when timber jockeys roam the rolling hills of virginia, maryland and pennsylvania, in the run-up to the maryland hunt cup. >> give me some room! >> rose: the sport originated in ireland 250 years ago, when ho

kentucky derby. >> going to be may. >> mother's day. lots and lots of celebration. which we never heard before. >> or ever want to. >> we brought in our correspondent, maggie rulli. >> help us sort them out. >> mother's day. cinco demayo. some i will put out there. don't think you know. in hong kong, on a small island, justff celebrate may with a fun festival. check this out. everyone, scrambling up this side of a rocket shaped tower, six stories high. trying to grabt bu the bun. higher the bun. greater the luck. would you do this for buns? >> bread buns? >> yeah. >> little sticky buns. you scramble up the side of the tower. six stories up the side of the tower just for a bun of luck. >> might climb a tower to grab some buns, not made of bread. you know what i'm saying. >> if burns aren't your thing? >> skip the tower and grabt buns. >> not about the buns. cheese? >> anything for cheese. >> you and me we're agriculture go to england on cooper a hill where every year it is time for cheese rolling. which, literally just a bunch of people throwing themselves down a hil

. >>> saturday the 143rd kentucky derby wills takes place, that's a look at the week ahead. fox news >>> did you enjoy the hot weather? whether you did or not, have to get ready. >> including rain. caitlin is back in a moment. stay with us. >>> it was like an august day. >> absolutely. tonight it's just steamy. it's the hot summer night the first one so far. >> i'm loving it >> i complained about the cold too long. it's warm and i'm not going to be this guy complaining >> you're not going to be that guy? >> i always have great aspirations, i'm always that girl complaining about something. for now it has been nice day and evening, we got lucky, no showers and thunderstorms formed this evening, it has been warm and the humidity is sticking around. get it? for tomorrow and then into monday. 77 i crack myself up. heat index at 79 and that's because of the humidity still out there. it's very muggy and will barely get below 70 in dc. that's very unusual for late april, little early before we start to see 90's in our forecast, at least climate logically we got there today. tying th

these are the same socks i'll be wearing on the saturday of the kentucky derby.t so you know. >> you're going to wash? >> i don't know. same ones. i may wash them. >> are they your lucky socks? >> my sister gave them to me yesterday. thank you, joann. >> rob will be wearing them to the -- on kentucky derby sunday. i have sock envy. >>> coming up on "gma," can you really be on the hook for thousands of bucks if your phone line gets hacked? why what happened to one woman may happen to you. >>> and my lightning round with john boyega, or finn from the "star wars" series. he s "last jedi" co-stars. >> he's awesome. >> he is pretty cool. ♪ ♪ ♪ the issues we care about can weigh on us. so lift the weight of caring, by doing. visit state farm's neighborhoodofgood.com to volunteer in your community. oh, it's going good.oing? yeah? yeah, it's going great. this is my jam. what is that? what? the moment you realize the gardening gene skipped a generation. at lowe's, our grow together planting system takes the guess work out of creating a beautiful yard.

saturday is the 143rd running of the kentucky derby in louisville, kentucky. >> rose: that's "charliehis week. before we leave you, we want to note the death wednesday of the prolific oscar-winning director jonathan demme. he was 73. his breakthrough film was "silence of the lambs." it won both best picture and best director in 1991. he directed more than 40 films in all, ranging from features to biographies to music documentaries. over the years, he was a frequent guest on this program. here is jonathan demme at the table. >> sometimes people ask me, "what's the common link in your movies" or what have you? the only common link in the movies for me is i have loved the source material and i loved the source material because it's been, in my view, beautifully written. and, you know, when you make a movie, you have to live with these things for two years if you're the director. it's a long process, and it's got to continue to feed you and got to continue to interest you in order to be able to really kind of deliver something worthy of all that effort. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose"

some call it the kentucky derby of civics exams.ere, once again, to tell us all about the test and how to get ready our andrew conneen, a teacher at adlai e. stevenson high school. good morning and his

erik: talking about the countdown to a government shutdown, you also have one to the kentucky derby? mr. yarmuth: in my office we have a countdown that starts 365 days out. today is the 20th, so we are 16 days away. i look forward to the derby festival, saturday night started after the show airs. thunder over louisville, one of the largest fireworks displays in the world, it draws close to one million people. then we have about 90 different events over the next two weeks leading up to the first saturday in may and the greatest 10 minutes in sports. this community is revving up. the burden is flowing. host: that seems like a good way to end. there is no appetite for a government shutdown, despite all the differences in the republican party and the other two parties. that is the message you want to leave with viewers this week? mr. yarmuth: absolutely. everybody learned their lesson in 2013. host: thank you for being with us on newsmakers. we appreciate your time. mr. yarmuth: thanks for having me. host: you talked to a lot of other members and their staff. is the correct there is no a

. >> saturday also the start of triple crown rises and kentucky derby take place.you want to wear a fancy hat you don't have to travel that far. it is also the virginia gold cup. gates on 10 a.m. and plains virginia tickets are not really cheap but if you want to save money you can pick them up at various outlets including harris teeter instead of paying a fee to buy them online. >> and also want to mention that art owe matic is con continuing this is last week of it. if you're interested look for that online in crystal city. that's a week ahead. the news from 6 is far from over. fwary will be back with a look at the final look of the forecast. we'll be right back. pl pl frlt of midwest and deadly storms ripd through several communities. >> blamed for nine deaths and dozens more are hurt and one of the hardest hit areas in east texas not far from dal oos. >> east texas is recovering after tornado tore through the area leaving a trail of destroyed homes overturned vehicles and mangles treeld. >> you can feel the winds and you can just feel the temperature and hit so

some call it the kentucky derby of civics exams. here, once again, to tell us all about the test and how to get ready our andrew conneen, a teacher at adlai e. stevenson high school. good morning and his colleague, daniel larsen. you, mr.rt with larson, what is this test all about? daniel: what a great opportunity for students across the country. fouthay, may 4, maybe be with you. if students do well on this test, they could get college credit. it is bigger and better for us. they are good citizens. they are prepared and ready. what better time to have a good civics lesson the now. we are excited students, for your opportunities on thursday. we are here to answer your questions. do your best, and remember it is more than just a test or class, this is a lifestyle. >> andriy, what is the best day in the last four days to cram? we know they should have been doing this all along. me classome have taken for four years, some just one semester. i think the best thing is to listen to your teachers. to thank c-span, washington journal, the p

. >>> i'll be talking about the kentucky derby. it's the fastest 3 year olds running for the roses.t >>> news 4 today starts now. >>> it is warming up out there. you're going to feel the heat this week as well. storm team 4 tracking when thunderstorms might get in the way of your plans. >>> does anybody remember who our opponent was? huh? >> not far from the campaign trail. the familiar messages as president trump looks ahead to the next challenges. >> back ahead and jake ahead. and he has scored. >> that was no fun. not looking good for the caps either. the big obstacle they're going to have to overcome to keep their stanley cup dreams alive. tough loss for the home team, but the wizards today in action, root they continue their playoff quest. 9:00 on the dot on this sunday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm adam tuss. >> and i'm ann. >> i goff. if you like the hot weather yesterday. we're in for nicer weather, a little cooler though which some of us can appreciate. >> let's check in with tom. >> yeah, but still way warmer than average here by later this afternoon. we're going

. >>> i'll be talking about the kentucky derby. it's the fastest 3 year olds running for the roses.rink mint let's go, she's a dog. [ whimpers ] find ping-pong. find your awesome with the xfinity x1 voice remote. that's amazing! looking towards san jose from communications hill >>> your time now is 7:00. thank you for joining us. it's sunday, april 30th. 53 degrees outside. let's give you a live look outside. he's on top of communications hill looking toward san jose. good morning, thanks so much for waking up with us. i'm vicky nguyen. we'll get a check of the microclimate forecast with kari hall, in for vianey this morning. good morning to you. aside from the allergies which are going bananas right now with all that pollen, this warm weather is fantastic. >> not only that. we have so many events going on around the bay area. it's going to be a nigh one. we're going to preview a lot of events going on throughout the show. as we take a live look outside right now at san jose, gorgeous starto

[ laughter ] that would be like winning the kentucky derby then shooting the horse. anyway.he big winner last night, at least here in our office, in our world, was a gentleman named brad mutual day hee. brad works here. everyone's laughing already. brad's an interesting gentleman. he won our office pool. and, well, that's brad. you can see he's already doing great things with the money he won. [ laughter ] he blew it all on orange soda and potato chips in a can. so anyway, it looks like he's packing for the saddest camping trip ever. but i was thinking it. the weird part is brad, by winning office pool, brad made more money from this tournament than any of the players on the winning team. that seems fair, right? i mean, well, you know they don't get -- never mind. [ laughter ] anyway, the ncaa tournament is over. now all we have is facebook, instagram, snapchat, and twitter to distract us from working while we're at work. speaking of twitter, the national archives and records administration in washington, d.c., this is where they store the constitution, the declaration of in

>> well, i'm from louisville, kentucky, originally, and we're about to do the kentucky derby so i sayorse can stumble out of the gate or running last in the first third. >> absolutely. >> and still come on to win. to the point about low approval ratings and michael's point about not necessarily accomplishing all of the list of things he said he would do in the 100 days, doesn't mean he won't be re-elected or have a failed presidency. when you think about someone like bill clinton who had a rather chaotic start in a host of ways in those first 100 days, and even up to the oklahoma city bombing in 1995, and people were saying, it's the shrinking presidency and shrinking bill clinton as president but he came on strong and we know he was re-elected. it's not a ouija bird, and as a professor i would say to the students in the first third of the semester, if they scoarld lower than they wanted on the first test, i would say, "you have more tests to do, you have a term paper, participate in class." so trump has many more things on which to be graded. >> woodruff: how do the see the first 100

horse racing triple crown, the 143rd kentucky derby will take place in louisville, kentucky. >>> timeus are on our phones nonstop sending selfies and snaps and up loading pictures of what we're up to every day. >> i didn't hear you i was on my phone. >>> we're going to take a look at the dangers and all of this, and selfies surprised of what people can learn about just from up loading a picture. >> caitlin will be back with another look. here's a live look. and he said not a pretty shot. hazy out there. gloomy, she'll have the full forecast stay with us. >> camera is on. right? >> yes, camera. >>> live shot of the wilson bridge for you this morning. >> our younger years. >> absolutely. >> still, i would say even getting into the icon status a little bit. >> definitely. >> whole new generation of people who are starting to go to las vegas to go to the show >> that's not our generation anymore. >> she's laughing at me >> you know maybe it wasn't britney spears in your phaforet years. >>> 72 at reagan, 68 at dulles, 69 at bwi, humid out there. we had an incredibly hot saturday at least f

so i worked the final for the super bowl and kentucky derby. that dignitaries from all around the world come in any summative interface. just basing sure think i can do that in my mind thinking i don't know if i capital figured out. i would challenge everybody to only say no when you have to. you will be uncomfortable. there's lots of things, comfortable doing all the time still. every time you do it and get a success on rebel you think okay, i can do that. challenge yourself and push yourself especially when you're young the best time to take a risk and try something new. decide you love it or decide you don't. not just the skills and things are good but what are the personality traits you possess that are the best of you? even if your resume is thin, are you hard-working and innovated? what is that at the core of you but is the best of you. lead with that and it will open doors of conversation moving forward. the last question i like task is for anyone who has lost some of their close to we know certain things to remind us of them. when i thi

she was louisville bound to cover this year's kentucky derby on saturday, may 6th.rns up the volume every year. some years she does several. the excitement is what she wears. >> we have weather right after this. >> "today's" weather is brought to you by cay jewelers. for 100 years every kiss begins with kay. >> let's check your weather. ing off with today, a lot of wet weather through the pacific northwest. we have strong storms from chicago down to atlanta. and then a risk of even stronger weather coming up tomorrow. stretching from texas all the way in to ohio. 28 million folks tornadoes, rail and damaging winds. on saturday 25 million at risk. the best chance for tornadoes in the afternoon between arkansas and oklahoma and texas. rainfall could be upwards of 10 inches of rain, up to 15 inches from central oklahoma into central illinois. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck to the woods. >> good morning. after a foggy start, the fog is starting to lift. our citi camera view, the view is improving. thicker fog across parts

she is louisville-bound right now to cover this year's kentucky derby on saturday, may 6th.rrespondent for nbc sports coverage. can't wait to see what hat or fascinator she will wear. >> she turns up the volume every year. the excitement will be what will dylan wear? >>> we have weather right after this. >> "today's" weather is brought to you by cay jewelers, for 100 years, every kiss begins with kay. >> all right. let's check your weather and see what we have for you. starting off with today, we are looking at a lot of wet weather making its way through the pacific northwest. we also have strong storms from chicago down to atlanta. then we have a risk of stronger weather coming up tomorrow. stretching from texas all the way into ohio, 28 million folks at risk for tornadoes, hail and damaging winds. and then on saturday, 25 million at risk. the best chance for tornadoes will be in the afternoon in arkansas, oklahoma and texas. rainfall amounts through sunday could be upwards of 10 inches of rain. but even more, up to 15 inches of rain from central oklahoma into central illin

as the world turns to the commonwealth for the 143rd kentucky derby, our agriculture sector will be on full display. i look forward to voting to confirm governor perdue later today just as i look forward to working with him to continue developing smart agriculture policies that support both kentucky and our country. then we'll take a vote to advance the nomination of rod rosenstein to be deputy attorney general. he was confirmed to his current business as the u.s. attorney for the district of maryland by a voice vote. he was nominated to that president by president bush and retained it under president obama throughout president obama's entire term of office. he comes to the senate with a recommdation of democrats like our former colleague senator mikulski and maryland's democratic attorney general who said that rod rosenstein would be an outstanding deputy attorney general. rosenstein has earned so much bipartisan support to serve as the deputy a.g. that the judiciary committee reported out his nomination with all but one member voting in the affirmative. so clearly there's no need to