mark kirk is an incumbent. if anybody has a good chance of doing so, it's probably someone as impressive as tammy duckworth, a democrat running statewide in illinois in 2016. interesting on its own face, right? that's it. here's the really interesting part that just turned into the really important part. because even if tammy duckworth doesn't beat mark kirk next year, the fact that mark kirk knows he's going to have to run for reelection as a republican against a tough democrat just her declaring that she's running is apparently already paying dividends with really important national implications. because tammy duckworth declared she was running on monday. within two days, republican senator mark kirk now announced two great leaps forward we had never heard anything from him about before. first he announced, as a republican, he is absolutely opposed to the discrimination bill just signed in indiana. mark kirk came out against it. quote, i strongly oppose what governor pence did. we should not put bigotry under

mark kirk is off that hobby horse too all of a sudden.have some footage of republican governor asa hutchinson signing a fix to the mike pence style discrimination bill that the arkansas legislature recently passed. we have that footage of him signing the fix there. before the national outcry this week the against mike pence bill, asa hutchinson had been on track to sign basically the exact same legislation for arkansas, maybe even slightly worse legislation for arkansas. but after seeing the boycotts and the national condemnation erupt against indiana, governor hutchinson changed his mind and said he actually wanted that arkansas bill recalled or at least changed to alleviate those kinds of concerns. well, today he very happily signed that fix. with lots of cameras there lots of people there lots of people applaud inging as he did so. today, mike pence also signed that kind of fix in indiana. but we don't have any footage of him signing his fix. there was this weird moment this afternoon when reporters for some reason were advised that mi

desk of the uss kirk. c-span: the helicopters belong to? >> guest: the helicopters belong to the south vietnamese air force which have been fallen apart and so can you give me a moment to set this up? c-span: sure. >> guest: what was happening was there was a fleet out in the south china sea, the u.s. fleet and they were helicopters going from that fleet to the embassy picking people up and bringing them back to the fleet. then what happened is the south vietnamese air force had disintegrated but the pilots were still there and they still have their helicopters. so they then started getting in their helicopters, filling them to capacity and beyond with their families and friends and chasing the u.s. helicopters out to see not knowing where they were going if they would be able to land housing no communication with united states and feeling that the risk of going out to see and not knowing where they were going to land was less than the risk of staying behind in what might happen to them. so the uss kirk was monitoring the waters between the

do you think anybody will follow kirk's lead now that he's stepped out there?ome of them are in the same political kind of environment. >> well the one that comes to my mind though is not in that same political environment and the fact that he has to seek re-election is mississippi senator who, as you know would not be sitting as a senator now if it hadn't been for the african-american vote. he really owes his seat to african-americans but there are several senators in ohio for example, the senators up for re-election. when you look at my home town of dayton cleveland, cincinnati the african-american vote is critical in that state. so i think while they are home, they better take the pulse of those cities to determine whether or not the vote. they are saying that they don't want loretta lynch to be confirmed. >> it doesn't even make it more difficult politically if you now have kirk coming out, you are counting 51 votes, she appears to be confirmed anyway. why would you not vote for her when you're going to lose anyway and then you lose the vote and you would l

also, downed tree delaware, route 100 between kirk road and rockland road. that's closed.lternate route 52, that's a look at your ride this morning. ukee, back to you. >> thank you jd. eagles nation, what say you? sources say former heisman trophy winner tim tebow bringing his tal tents south philadelphia. last played in a regular season game in the nfl game in 2012, but we're told he has been working on his passing game and ready to go, ready to play. he won playoff game with the broncos not too long ago. we'll hear more about the expected signing later today and we'll hear what fans think coming up at 5:30, in just a few minutes. how about baseball? phillies off today getting ready to meet the miami marlins first time in 2015. the phils had rough game yesterday. the nationals got the starter david buchanon for three runs with two out in the fifth inning. the phillies lost this one the phils have lost seven of their last eight games, got to get it together. can't win a pennant in april but sure can get behind in april, that's for sure. back to you. >> thanks, ukee, still

the picture of our supply and demand together what you see first are the stack of the 3 power hours kirk would do and mocking son and homage and the varying colors of blue represent the supply let's add on demand that orange line is the 3 one hundred and 50 megawatts of firms that includes our responsibilities to mit. >> and i should point out you can see the gap in places between our supplies the blue and our demand the responsibility and that's where we make purchases and there's the market purchases overhead we have roar long in captivity and have more generation than need in the green box the electricity we sell on the market this is our expose supplies on balance 8 percent of our supply comes from the market and 92 percent from the hetch hetchy system it is a very important system to us and as we operate and maintain this electric business we have 4 gloelz in mind first, the compliance we have to stay in compliance with the recollections and second we want to professor the ability to continue to operate and maintain and improve the system while we provide safe and reliable and forci

kirk gregory, nbc news. >>> now to a new piece of the puzzle in a mysterious death of a man in baltimore in police custody. police have released surveillance video from street cameras of 25-year-old freddie gray being arrested and placed in a police van a week ago. there's still a fog over what happened next. sometime between this moment and his arrival at the police station gray's spine was nearly severed. six officers have been suspended but deny using or witnessing any force. an investigation has been launched and authorities have promised an independent review. nbc's tom costello reports. >> tell the truth and stop the lies! freddie gray didn't have to die! >> reporter: for a second day in baltimore a demand for answers into how 25-year-old freddie gray suffered a fatal spinal cord injury while in police custody. it happened just after 8:40 a.m. on sunday, april 20th. >> get off me. >> reporter: cell phone video provided by the victim's attorney purports to show officers arresting gray and then loading him into a van. police say at 8:42 a.m. he asked for an inhaler. at 8:46 a.m. the

as nbc's kirk gregory explains, the feds are now getting involved in the case. >> reporter: the justice department announced tuesday it's conducting its own investigation into how freddie gray suffered a fatal spinal cord injury while in police custody. on monday police released a timeline of the arrest. >> get off me, yo. >> reporter: gray was taken into custody around 8:40 a.m., seen in cell phone video provided by the family's attorney. sometime between this moment and paramedics being called less than an hour later, gray's spine was nearly severed. the 25-year-old succumbed to those injuries sunday. >> what we don't know and what we need to get to is how that injury occurred. >> reporter: in the days that followed, hundreds have taken to the streets, peaceful but persistent in their search for answers. >> we're very, very concerned this is a pattern here in baltimore city. >> reporter: over the past four years more than 100 people have won court judgments or settled with baltimore over police brutality and civil rights violations. even more gathered tuesday marching from the spot gr

here's kirk gregory. >> reporter: it's a shocking image as an arizona police cruiser deliberately runs over an armed suspect. the newly released dash cam video of the incident captures the police cruiser slamming into the suspect from multiple angles. incredibly, the suspect was only hospitalized for two days before being released and booked into jail. it started when the suspect allegedly stole a rifle from a walmart. security camera video captures the alleged theft. >> you don't want to do this. >> reporter: later police confronted had him in the street when he pointed the gun at himself and fired in the air. the police chief is defending the officer's actions saying valencia, armed with a rifle, is a threat to civilians, police officers and even himself. >> the guy probably is still alive because the officer took the action that he did. because had he continued to press down the street or to walk toward officers they had no choice but to begin firing. >> reporter: valencia faces several felony charges including robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. the officer was cleared by the

in delaware, route 100 between kirk road and rockland road, that's closed due to downed tree until the that the route 52, also couple of electric car fighter to talk about. in glennside, mount carmel avenue at kezwick avenue, also newtown, another outside electrical fire, goshen road near tyson road. mass transit reporting no delays, that's a look at your ride back to you. >> it will soon be tebow time in philadelphia, sources tell "eyewitness news" that tim tebow is about to sign a contract that will make him a philadelphia eagle. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo is hearing from eagles nation over in pennsauken, hey, january? >> even though it is a significant and windy morning still found two very passionate cam what happens it comes to tim tebow coming not philadelphia eagles. some say he's actually what this team needs others aren't so sure, that's about thing it nicely. over with a we know so far "eyewitness news" sources have confirmed that tim tebow will sign a one year contract, with the philadelphia eagles, this afternoon, and now most recently he was a college football

jeff shoots photos until he runs out of film, but kirk locate one roll and gives it to jeff. >> i had roll of film, and i had to make it last. >> by the morning of june 5th, the siege of tianamen square is nearly over and most of the protesters have fled. there is one act of defiance yet to come. one that will live on forever. >> so i get wakened up by the sound of tanks coming down the street. as i'm looking through the camera, i notice -- it's really far away, but it's a nice composition, nice compression. some guy walks out. >> from a different floor of the hotel jan wong is watching the same row of tanks. >> i saw this lone man stepping in front of them. i couldn't believe it. i immediately started crying because i just knew i was going to witness him getting smashed like hamburger. i see the tank try to go around him. i see him jump to the one side to stop it. i see the tank turn, twist, and try to go around, and i see him stop it too and i'm thinking this is unbelievable. >> he is standing there, and i say, okay, i know what they're going to do. they're going to shoot him. i'm j

. >> senator kirk expressed concern there is enough federal money there, governor, do you feel like? no comment there? okay. >> we're not at that point yet. doing the damage assessments, so it's unclear if we're going to have -- what we're going to need for the federal government. i can't speak to senator kirk's bill, i'm the illinois emergency director. >> reporter: are you fairly confident that federal money will be available? >> i can't say that we're doing the damage assessments. we're getting people in the areas to do the damage assessments. want to make sure the scenes are safe, we don't have utility issues or power lines or gas leaks. >> reporter: good luck to you. well, no comment from governor rahner. he's taking heat from cuts in the state budget for a number of areas, so senator kirk was here earlier expressing some concern about whether there would be enough federal money to address the situation. so i wanted to ask him about that. but didn't get an answer. at any rate, it's not a pretty scene, there's a lot of need. so liz, we will continue to watch it. i can tell you, b

kirk. the captain of the kirk said, who are these people? we don't know let's bring them down.rought the first helicopter down some many vietnamese came out they were so grateful they didn't have room for more helicopters. the crusade, what do we do? he said, throw that helicopter overboard, let's make room for the next one. there is an amazing story in the film for a chinook helicopter that comes to the kirk it's the double-prop helicopter. it can't land because it's too big. the helicopter pilot opens the door of the helicopter and he has his eight-month-old baby, his two-year-old, five-year-old, and he throws them out the door on to the moving ship that's 18 feet below. >> one by one we jumped out. i jumped out. my brother jumped out. my mom was holding my sister. obviously very scary. and she just, you know, just trusted me with her right hand, holding on with her left to brace herself just dropped my baby sister. one guy was standing there and he said he looked up and he saw this big bundle of stuff flying out and it was the baby. it was the one-year-old baby. >> can you i

illinois senator mark kirk has blted the deal saying that the u.s. has made dangerous concession is to iran and for years he has led the charge for tougher sanctions against the islamic state. he joips us now from chicago. senator, the president has said in his statements that the other alternative to the deal that is on the table now is war. is he right about that? >> he is wrong on that. there was never a choice between negotiation and war. the choice was between sanctions and a dis armed iran. that i've been working for a long time in the senate to make sure that we never have a nuclear war in the persian gulf. that our kids should never have to witness such a war. >> as we've seen the administration is obviously pretty happy about this. they're rolling it out in every day possible and spinning it. the iranian regime is happy about it the folk will with partying in the streets, although there's a lot in congress who aren't and there's a lot of american allies who aren't happy either. is it the president can't sell it or does he not understand in y

senator john mccain, i told john harwood, had threatened to kirk the bleep out of you. mccain actually threatening to beat you up? >> this is so timely. yesterday on the senate floor john mccain came to me and told me, that little incident we had together where i said -- because you did this, i'm going to kick the bleep out of you and i said to you, if i were in your position, i would do the same thing. he said, you know, i felt so sentimental when i heard you say that. john mccain and i are friends. we came to the house together. we came to the senate together. >> so there is no actual threat of violence? >> yeah that is how we talk to each other. i would like to tell everything here that my female colleagues have said something comparable. >> and women and men are not that different on that score. >> let the record show that i actually said bleep. senator reid did not say bleep. we had to add the bleep. i had to bleeping idea that was part of the job. that is what they do. senator reid said there in the exchange there is one great thing that changed in the senate sinc

immediately that sparked accusations that kirk was responding to the challenge from democratic congress woman a wounded combat veteran. supporting lynch could win favoritism and says it goes back to the problem with chicago gang violence. homicides have increased and the city has seen only a few warm days. the senator interviewed lynch and believes she is the right person to confront the gangs. >> to make sure that the big large gangs cannot operate like they have been operating. she did a very good job with me. because she was so good on the subject i am going to vote for loretta lynch's confirmation. >> he has been involved in the antigang anticrime movement ever since he was a congressman and before that when he was a staffer. this is a guy with tremendous knowledge of the problem and that was the focus of his conversation with loretta. >> now, if all things remain constant the vote from the republican will either tie the vote or break the tie. in the event of the tie vice president joe biden cast the tie breaker. >>> we are learning tonight that the co pilot who deliberately crashed

. >> the actor who played star treks captain kirk has an idea he says would solve california's droughtsolution he is proposing. nor >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it's a growing problem here in the u.s.. the fbi announced yesterday that more young people here in the u.s. are joining isis. now a family until alabama is speaking out in hopes of stopping that. the family in hoover, alabama says their 20-year-old daughter abandoned them last year and traveled to syria to join the terrorist group. they say sometime after graduation she became disconnected from the muslim community and withdrew from the faith. >> sharing how the tragically lost their daughter to the brainwashing by a gang of extremists will help prevent other families from going through such a similar tragic loss. >> yesterday the fbi announced it had arrested six young somalia-american men who were fighting with isis. >>> campbell police and santa clara county fire officials want your help in identifying an arson suspect. take a look at this surveillance video they released from march 30th. it shows a man wearing a hood

"girls" star jemima kirk has shared her abortion story with the world. says she wanted to tell her story to empower women. kirk admits in the video she didn't have anesthesia during the procedure to save money. >>> moving on to another story that we continue to follow. wow, this is mind blowing. this is the photo that catalin marin was trying to capture. the photographer was taking photos of the dubai sun rise when his shoot was cut short by this. his iphone falling 40 floors but capturing great video along the way. surprisingly, the phone survived and it actually doesn't look bad for a 40-floor fall. glad he didn't hit anyone or anything below. okay finally, do you spit out those pesky watermelon seeds? these guys? well stop it now. they're actually good for you. as a kid we were warned if we swallowed watermelon seeds a giant fruit would grow in our stomachs or out of other ears. the seeds are healthy to eat but not right out of the melon. watermelon seeds that have been sprouted shelled, and dried are actually a nutritious snack, they say. we're back

senator mark kirk of illinois saying he would like to push for with a bill that would do just that if the so-called comprehensive deal falls apart this summer. bret? >> more on all this with the papal. kevin corke traveling with the president in panama. kevin, thanks. >>> tomorrow, we continue our interviews with possible presidential contenders. this time, with donald trump. the successful businessman has launched a exploratory committee as he weighs a possible run in 2016 and this time, he claims he is serious. he is also weighing in on the big issues like the iran nuclear deal in which he says the u.s. should negotiate not only for a nuclear deal but other priorities as well. >> we have three people over there probably four or five but we have three people over there, we have the minister, you have a soldier wonderful people that shouldn't be over there. why doesn't he say, it is iran, doesn't mean a thing to you, let them go. wasn't mentionseded during the negotiation. is it important? to me important. is it when talking about nuclear? no. it sets a great little example. fellas, l

. >> today senator kirk of illinois marco rubio of florida, they both demanded as part of any nuclear deal with iran the americans who are being held in iran must be released and released right away. we'll see where this goes. peter and rick thanks very much. >>> the isis threat last week the terror group targeted the u.s. consulate in the heart of the kurdish territory if northern iraq. up next i'll speak live with the kurdish deputy prime minister about the dangers from isis what's going on. we'll get a live report coming up. are you so congested... it feels like that brick's on your face? try zyrtec®-d to powerfully clear your blocked nose and relieve your other allergy symptoms. so you can breathe easier all day. zyrtec®-d. find it at the pharmacy counter. you're driving along, having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand new car. one second it wasn't there and the next second... boom! you've had your first accident. now you have to make your first claim. so you talk to your insurance company and... boom! you're blindsided for a second tim

snow fall a few more inches up in the high country snow level near 4000 feet another 7 inches at kirk wood. 2 inches luke canyon, 3 at donner. tomorrow morning you will need a jacket. kids will need to be bundled up. temperatures in the low upper 40's with those showers around you mit want to allow a little more time to get to work orchids off to school. as scattered showers may slow you down. now tomorrow afternoon mix of sun and few showers so it's not going to be a completely wet day but not going to be completely dry either. 64 in santa rosa. napa 61. 61 san francisco. $1 million $1 millioner than today. score oakland and livermore and san jose. palo alto and 63 if santa cruz. look at the accu-weather 7 day forecast will feature scattered showers some sunny break for your wednesday. we see those drop going away from the accu-weather 7 day forecast beginning on thursday which is unfortunate. back to the dry pattern upper 50's to low 70's. through the end of the work week going in the weekend we see slight bump inland. temperatures up in the mid 70's and hold you there. 50's, 60's,

mark kirk of illinois's, the chair of the subcommittee. you're watching c-span3. >> he was a vietnam veteran in the marines and presented himself to the v.a. with chest pains. went to see dr. deetiter, the head of cardiology. he didn't want him to be in his win loss record. referred him to the floor. there, tom expired of a heart attack. wanted to make sure that that kind of a thing never happens to our veterans that we have. competent, strong administration of people. ms. secretary, i have raised this issue with you multiple times. behind that is the story of lisa a cardiologist as we witnessed this whole thing and thought it was an outright malpractice happening in this case. i know you have a ten minute opening, mr. secretary. >> thank you chairman kirk. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i've got a pretty brief opening statement, and then we'll get after it. i want to thank chairman kirk for his leadership on this subcommittee. i want to welcome secretary mcdonald. thank you for your work as you appear before this subcommittee, and your commi

also, in delaware, route 100 closed due to down tree between kirk road and rockland road. that's a look at your ride, ukee, back to you. >> tim tebow an eagle in not the first surprising move coach chip kelly has made in the off season. but for this move, eagles nation is either loving it or hating it. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now in pennsauken, talking to some fans. what's coming down jan good morning? >> reporter: ukee, good morning, even though it is pouring and the wind whipping at times out here this morning, we still found passionate fans willing to talk about this reported move by tim tebow to the philadelphia eagles today. want to run down exactly what this deal is that we know of so far. "eyewitness news" sources have confirmed to us that tim tebow is in town and will reportedly sign a one year deal with the philadelphia eagles this afternoon. now, up until recently, tebow was a college football analyst. he actually hasn't played football for couple of years now, last played pre-season football with the new england patriots in 2013. and his

steve kirks team we end the regular season wednesday. taxes are due. right? curry and beau get top of the key, two man game. behind andrew. the timberwolves, andrew wiggins, probably rookie of the year. seth throws it down. a minute later, the transition blows past boegs for the dunk. curry, four threes and 20 points in the opening half. and then to end the first half it's that time. festtus for the rest of us. the air ball. pierson barnes there to clean it up. warriors leading 80-69, currently in the fourth. world series rematch. madison baumgartner and jaymes shields, no longer a royal. now a padre and getting a much better result. something tells me he's not interested in sharing. the injury bug through the giants clubhouse. top of the first, pops out. reading the box, tweaks his knee calling it a strained right knee. we looked it up. baumgartner with the shortest outing since june 21st of 2011. that's almost four years gone three innings or less. rbi singles in the first. derek norris. and make it 4-0. jed jericho, he makes a crack. hold on while you can

. >> so kirk buddy in charge of getting the moment on camera. >> i wanted him to point out that she - did a wonderful job. >> she said yes. >> i said yes. >>> all right, guys we're going to play a game called win or fail. first one here. first video, this guy is on top of this rock of potato chips. he's lining up to do something impressive. win or fail? >> fail. >> i'm going to go win. >>> he lines himself up. nailed it pulls off a backflip with his own camera there. everyone in the crowd very impressed. very well done. >>> next up he's coming down hits the ramp. >> fail. >> fail fail. >> good instinct guys. watch this one. >> oh, that was a big fail. >> overshot that a bit. >> in fact when he landed he says this is a quote, basically he broke his arm off. he's okay. everybody else was fine. >> it was a long video, and this is robert kissler, win or fail? >> fail. >> fail. >> he has the waddles. honestly longboarding isn't that exciting to watch unless you -- i'm sorry. >> i'm going to go with win. >> wow. >> he ha has a hell mitt on. >> it look like he actually bit the concrete. >> h

go to kirk in illinois. kirk? >> yes, jim. since receiving a conditional okay from the feds on the stress test bank of america stock is on slow decline. what do you see bank of america stock doing in the coming months? >> what i think it doll? bank of america? i don't know kind of what it's been doing. you know they're still not getting that clean bill of health from the feds. bank of america is situation where if you are in it you should think why are you not in wells fargo. okay, dick in virginia. >> hi jim. happy easter. >> thank you. >> my question is about gilliad. the chart shows the top was at september at $117. it's now down to $98. i'm wondering if the other biotech horses biogen or celgen woechlt offer any more appreciation? do you think i should sell? >> it is my least favorite now because of that really difficult entrenched competition from abvi. i do think bioagain coming down and cel dn ds gene at $112. good way to start it. gilliad is history. people are worried about the competition. they have to do something m

you how much rain i expect for us, 10 to a quarter inch, then get 11 inches, donner ten inches in kirkood, 5:00 tomorrow evening accuweather forecast, 50s and 60s tomorrow, 60s and 70s sunday 60s, 70s, 80s, next week. leyla? >> mike, would you say keep your chains handy? >> yes. >> yes. >> i think a good idea, haven't needed them in a while look using mobile 360 camera traveling along the 'em camino through santa clara passing henderson street nothing but open space here. the solitary drives or not bad, we look there in the other directions, no problems, a couple of cars trailing us, go to our maps right now, see other spots, got to be light traffic walnut creek 680 southbound side, headlight, toward pleasant hill, not finding a single slowdown there, we take you right back into san jose, looks like this crash is clearing northbound highway 101 northbound 880 connecter through the santa cruz mountains top speed, south bound side, apply the brake a little bit. i have to remind you, south and northbound van necessary avenue shut down through geary boulevard through sunday. kristen, eric

. >> thank you, chairman kirk. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i've got a pretty brief opening statement, and then we'll get after it. i want to thank chairman kirk for his leadership on this subcommittee. i want to welcome secretary mcdonald. dr. clancy, mr. pummill and thank you for your work as you appear before this subcommittee, and your commitment to this nation's veterans. mr. secretary, thank you for coming to montana. it was a great trip. very informative. i hope you feel the same way. i hope we can work together to address the concerns raised during the trip. and some of the issues that will be raised today. i have been impressed by your leadership, mr. secretary. your candor, your willingness to accept accountability and confront tough issues. the v.a. is under siege every day. you experience that every day. we have seen several scandals that has shaken the confidence of the v.a. it's created mistrust with some of our veterans and created mistrust with some of our public. restoring that trust is one of your chief tasks and i know you k

american kirk hanson shot the last few seconds of the quake on his phone. you can see a man being shaken by the earth below. kirk has been in earthquakes in california before but nothing like this. >> we got a call later from our hotel guy that the hotel we had stayed in went down the hillside. >> reporter: there are more incredible survival stories like this man pulled from a collapsed hotel by a french rescue team that heard him banging on the rubble. he'd been buried for 82 hours. doctors believe he has a broken leg. back in california, survivor spencer dickerson's family says he will be head for america soon. the end of his spiritual journey that fortunately will bring him back home. brian webb for cbs news, new york. >>> a new memorial is going up at m.i.t. in honor of the campus police officer who was killed by the boston marathon bombers. the permanent memorial to officer sean collier stands at the site where he was killed during that late night confrontation with those two bombers. the defense is still trying to make its case to spare the life of dz

. >>> william shatner, aka captain kirk, wants to save california from the drought. he's going to use kick starter to fund it. shatner wants to raise $30 billion to build a water pipeline from the seattle area all of the way to california. the pipeline would run alongside interstate 5 and it's an idea that's been floated before. in the 1970s california water officials talked about taking water from the pacific northwest to california. shatner says that raising $30 billion may not work but the effort will another least raise national awareness about our drought situation. >> shatner may not realize all is not necessarily greener in the pacific northwest. there are seven counts in oregon where drought has been declared this year. governor kate brown added two new candidaounties on the list. last year they had nine. >>> drought conditions are a problem we've been facing. uplifting news now. at least this week shows some promise. let's invite in christina loren for that. >> thanks for the invite. good morning. 54 to start the day in oakland. 54 in san carlos. same for sa

you have kirk cousins, you have curt mccoy.re's a greater need for the washington redskins in other areas. >> and that will be it. >> all right, we've got them at ease. >> i think that he knows what they are talking about. >> that's right. >> what are we looking at later on? >> a nice evening. little cool. chilly tonight, showers, it'll be a lot warmer. next weekend will be fantastic. >> get his credit card. >> awesome. >> see you back here at 11:00. lets say this is your tv and these are the channels you pay for with cable but these are the types of channels you actually want to watch what if you could pay for what you want, and not for what you don't so you could get kids channels sports... or entertainment mix and match, or get them all. now fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv starting at $74.99 -- including internet and phone. cable just gives you channels. fios gives you choice. ♪ building aircraft, the likes of which the world has never seen. this is what we do. ♪ that's the value of performance. northr

is zbluk kirk hit it is over gio gonzalez so fast and safe at first, nats catch john carlos stan top, wilson ramos going to throw it, never makes the throw, so, stanton saved the death stare from matt williams the next batter echevarria takes this one in center all the way to the wall, bases-clearing triple for the shortstop. marlins, they get out the broom, sweep the nat, 6-2. nats on a five-game losing skid. >>> little league day at camden yards, birds taking on red sox. they got a show. bottom seven, orioles offense, red hot, two on for dell mon young, hammers this one to center. it will bounce off the wall. both runs come on in. they score easily. young to second with the standup two, two-run double five rbi in the game. 18 runs off 20 hits for the owes they win it 18-7 taking the series from boston. >>> the capital, of course game seven for them tomorrow night at verizon center. so, quick turn around from the court to the ice. very different, caps in game seven, matt -- whiz looking to sweep. >> so much pressure. kind of feeling the butterflies for both. >>> on this sunday night,

. >> the actor that played star track captain kirk has an idea that would solve problems now. >> trafficving along very nicely. we'll tell you more about this morning's commute. >> a lot of low clouds and high clouds until place. it's a cloudy morning and cool and breezy. 50s here but high temps inland. >>> a misdemeanor conviction has been wiped from san francisco's ross mirkarimi's record. he was accused of abuse in 2012. there was a motion to remove him as sheriff but it failed to pass the board of supervisors. he was subdued when the word came down. >> i believe that this is a very, very positive step after a very long three year journey that i think has envollenned all of us -- that has enveloped all of us. >>> carve bell police and santa clara county fire officials are asking for your help in identifying an arson suspect. they released video. it shows a man in a hoody walking in campbell moments before a fire destroyed a work van in a nearby parking lot. authorities describe the man as white in his 20s with a light build. they say he was wearing a north face jacket, jeans, and skat

if you are doing something what's the nod and wink you are doing senators rubio and kirk with respectthe washington post" reporter have said that they believe that the nuclear agreement should -- that any agreement that might be struck with iran that it should include bringing this "the washington post" reporter home. do you feel that way about your constituent the marine? >> i don't -- first of all amir nor do his family want to have him exchanged for a nuclear agreement. i think that would be a bad precedent and it wouldn't be something that anybody would pursue. but i don't think the iranian government can escape the fact that it's very difficult for any member of congress to look at an agreement that's negotiated with with them when, on the other hand, they are holding americans this young man just because he served in the u.s. military. he has renounced his iranian, quote citizenship so he doesn't accept that he is an iranian citizen. >> of course, pastor abedini, a christian pastor who is there because of his faith so he is sitting in that horrible prison as well. we need to bri

what this has stopped from happening the kirk menendez bill. i think that's not going to happen. the idea of kofpbgsal oversight on top of any iran deal i think there's still going to be an effort to put that on. i have to say you're absolutely right. this four page perimeters for the comprehensive join of action was much more than i think anybody connected they were going to be able to get. taken by two thirds the number of centrifuges that iran would install and limiting them to their old generation centrifuges taking them down to 300 kilograms. if you look at this deal, it looks like they got most what they were asking for. >> and you have until the end of june before it can. >> great work. when the justice department unleashed its indictment against robert menendez that involved luxury travel, quid pro quos and all of thing american express points bringing a charge against the a sitting senator is no small water. they say they gave the senator a million dollars worth of gifts and contributions. the senator helped get visas for three of the doctor's girlfriends from brazil, th

if you are heading to the sierra, we could get nearly 11 inches of snow at donner and kirk wood. here's my accuweather seven-day forecast, 50s and 60s tomorrow, the coolest, 60s and 70s sunday, look at that sunshine, 60s, 70s, 80s next week. leyla? >> good morning, mike. good morning everyone. start off with mass transit, bart, 41 trains running on time. also this weekend, starting tomorrow at 7 p.m., b.a.r.t. a track closure between fruitvale and coliseum, last all day sunday as well, a bus bridge will be in place also expect some delays, about 20 minutes or so, they are saying. ace trains one and three, they are on the tracks and on time and not finding any delays. here is a look you can see the emeryville camera bouncing out a bit, it is awfully windy out there, as mike with has been telling us. look toward the eastern span of the bay bridge, haven't heard yet of a wind advisory for the bay bridge, but there is one for the san mateo bridge drive anything high sided, be careful there, keep both hands on the wheel, traffic manageable, make it into treasure island, let's take a p

you see kirk wood squaw valley and heavenly looking good there. tuesday, our next chance of seeing showers for now. we leave it north of san francisco with the system approaches and maybe a few showers in the north bay but you heard the story right before the weather cast here drought. well unfortunately, as we go through the rest of april, five-day forecast like it become more common. just a slight chance of showers there from san francisco to the north bay. early next week. back to you. >> thanks rob. >>> coming up we will show you which airline has the best report card so far this year. >> also, are you a night owl or do you know a night owl? how staying up late could contribute to several major health problems. >>> okay what's the best airline or the worse snet we have the latest report card. the monthly report from the department of transportation found the airlines on time about 73% of the time. that's down 4% from january. can you blame the harsh winter on the east coast. alaska airlines has the best on time record 85% of the time. hawaiian

kirk has a bill to vote on the thing -- >> republican from -- >> republican from illinois. in the week that he actually doesn't think a deal exists. and i am beginning to agree with him because the iranians have said from the beginning that they "a" disagree with the text that was put out, and their foreign ministers said even why do we need a text? i think it's looking more like a political weapon that obama needed to cajole his domestic opponents. on the foreign front he's going to invite the heads of state to come to camp david in the next six weeks. and the message is don't proliferate and you'll come under the u.s. nuclear umbrella. >> has the president told americans that? we'll have a nuclear umbrella protection for the qataris? >> no american president has told the people that. >> but that hasn't been the case because there hasn't been nuclear weapons in the middle east except for our ally israel. this is news that has to be debated in the united states. if you make that undertaking that means even if iran attacks saudi arabia say, conventionally we are obliged to p

why i love c-span is you can if actually go and quote russell kirk. it's great. it's right. the whole idea that markets can do good things for us in free enterprise is outstanding. i believe these things deeply but a predetermined is properly ordered human rights. markets have become after morality where we have -- again, people will disagree about what that morality comes down to it, i just had but if we rely only on markets as opposed to the moral sentiments we'll be going in the wrong direction. the same we can't say a car make you a better person. a car is a means to do so just as markets are a means to do so. how do we need to do without? we need politicians and policymakers and family members and community leaders who say we need to feed properly upstanding moral ethical lifestyles such that capitalism can be a good thing for us as a society. adam smith said this in 1759, he rode the ferry of moral sentiments. this for 17 years before "the wealth of nations" which was his great book about how we understand us at economics today. "the theory of moral sentiments" said we

the 17 inches at kirk wood. 8 inches in blue canyon. carry the chain prepare for winter driving conditions. tomorrow morning mid 40's to low 50's you will need to pack on the laers. it's going to be cool and wet out there then for the afternoon scattered showers may be some thunder still. mid 50's to low 60's so keeping it on the cool side. look at the accu-weather 7 day forecast. isolated showers for your wednesday. going to a dryer forecast a little bit of a milder one thursday through the weekend going into early next week. rain is coming. moving in. we need it. >> love it thank you. >> next on 7 news. something stinks. you foe what it's not a. >> opening day of baseball season. even in space. astronaut into the swing of things by tweeting pictures taken from orbit of all 30 cities with major league teams. can you guess which city is pictured here? give you a second? it's houston. home of the astros and nasa and cn son space center. >> chicago cubs are apologize >> chicago cubs are apologizing for incredibly long bathroom lines openi

unless something is done to kirk that toll, the steep decline in some of nature's best loved creatures will only continue. al jazeera toronto. >> on the way to the highest minimum wage in the country starting today workers in seattle get a first bump in their paychecks. but not everyone supports the plan. and one of the most iconic c from the 80s pac-man is gobbling his way to google map. >> the newly named host "the daily show" is responding to the backlash to some of his tweets. trevor noah responding to old tweets that have been described as sexist. >> to review redaughters my views to a handful of jokes that didn't land is not true reflection of my character nor my evolution as a person. >>> seattle will get a raise of $11 an hour. this increase is just the first step. as allen schauffler tells us. >> it starts today in this restaurant and thousands of other businesses around the city, the push towards a $15 an hour minimum wage. this in a state, of course, has the highest statewide minimum wage right now in the country. it started as 15 now. that was the campaign rallying cry but