kris: i love that question. doubtless was the younger generation of suffragists and had to go up against which called the old guard. it turns on its head by the 1960's and 1970's. she sees gloria steinem call her the old women on a hill. i'm not going to say young women, but she sees a younger women's liberation movement compared to her. again, she gives it publicly. she says yes, this is our next generation. the next generation of women pick up the mantle. behind closed doors she is very concerned about this movement. the national organization for women. their platform has seven different parts, components to it. everything from how women are represented in the media today care -- two day care and ultimately abortion will come in as a major issue as well. she says behind closed doors that they are very concerned about this new movement that they will stumble out the gate, in her words. they're concerned that they have too many things that they want to focus on, that they will lose focus, not be able to hone in

kris what do you know? >> reporter: scott it is still very, very early in this investigation, but late today robert sumwalt from the national transportation safety board, told us the investigation is increasingly focusing on the speed of the train in the moments right before the deadly derailment. >> maximum authorized speed through this curve was 50mph. when the engineer induceed brake application was applied, the train was traveling at approximately 106mph. three seconds later when the data to the recorders terminated, the train speed was 102mph. >> reporter: the n.t.s.b. says it has not yet spoken to the train's engineer. earlier philadelphia's mayor said the engineer was treated for injuries suffered in the crash and then taken to a police station, but the philadelphia police department says he declined to make a statement before leaving the station with a lawyer. what he isn't saying the trains event recorder and front dash cam a may reveal. >> our mission is to find out not only what happened but why

back to you, scott and kris. >> she talked about the generosity. the little donations that people make, and the companies make the matching donations that really double everything. >> so many different charities benefit. >>> for more information on how and where to donate go to our website, nbcbayarea.com. there you will find a link to silicon valley gives at the top of our home page. or go see christina at the river mark safeway. >>> up next at 11:00. caught on camera. a college student busted. what she was doing with her room mates' food. >>> retiring alt 65 may be a thing of the past. a new survey of american workers finds more than four out of five people expect to keep working past age 65, maybe not even retire at all. 44% of the people surveyed worried they wouldn't be able to save enough for retirement. a third of all workers believe their standard of living rather, could diminish once they stop working. >>> hidden cameras were the perfect ingredient to catch a shameless rummate sabotaging the fridge. two room mates had a sneaking suspicion

. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is in studio. kris, we're expected to learn more from france's crash investigation agency later today. >> reporter: those investigators have already said that he researched ways to kill himself and how cockpit door security worked. but this morning that even bigger bombshell. we expect more details and lewis practicing that same deadly descent not on a simulator but on the same day and same plane as it was outbound from germany that day. as you know by now, he was suspected of looking the pilot of the out cockpit from spain to germany and crashing it into the alps and killing himself and 149 people onboard. earlier in the day as he flew in the opposite direction, that different set of passengers may have noticed a rather odd descent. investigators are calling it a controlled minute-long descent for which there was no aeronautical reason. that data was recorded on the plane's black box recorder, according to a german newspaper, which cites a source close to the investigation. the deadly plane crash

in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, kris. >>> this morning san jose state students have the all clear to return to class after some tense moments on campus last night. just before 7:00 someone said they spotted a man with a gun near dounken hall. no gunman was found. >>> it is painful and petty. a paint ball prank has the attention of palo alto police this morning. officers say someone inside a moving car is shooting paint balls at random people walking down the streets. tuesday night an elderly man was hit at dana avenue and two women were hit near melville and parkinson avenues. the victims have bruises but are okay. >>> a smash and grab in a san francisco jewelry store. >> "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang is live. the westportal neighborhood is seeing an uptick in burglaries lately. >> reporter: good morning. that's according to san francisco police. now a camera inside this boutique store called art of style in the 200 block of westportal caught this man trying to break in here with a rock. the door has been fixed but we have brand new securi

kris, thank you. two years and a month after the boston marathon bombings there is a palpable sense of relief in the city tonight now that the penalty phase of the trial has ended. dzhokhar tsarnaev is headed for death row but as don dahler reports, it will be years before the case is closed for good. >> reporter: dzhokhar tsarnaev has not seen the last of the inside of a courtroom. he is about to begin making his way through one of the most convoluted journeys in the legal system-- death penalty appeals. many of the people most affected by his actions like liz norton, feel a sense of closure. >> i have to watch my two sons put a leg on every day so i mean, i don't know closure, but i can tell you it feels like a weight has been lift offside my shoulders. >> but boston college law professor roger bloom says the sawingal not be over soon, if ever. >> the likelihood of him actually being killed by the the state is minimal. >> reporter: so this could go on for decades. >> that's the tragedy i would say,

kris, thanks very much. the teenage son of one missing passenger made a video plea for help finding his dad. >> my name's marc gildersleeve. please help me find my dad. >> pelley: but late today we learned that marc's dad bob gildersleeve, was the man whose body was discovered this morning. the meaning of the tragedy only grows the more you know about those who were loves. rachel jacobs organized a group of former detroit reedz to give the city a economic and culture boost. she helped arrange a carnegie hall concert for the detroit symphony. derrick griffith was a college dean and a champion of the downtrodden. he helped low-income kids get an education. when he learned a young mom had her electricity cut off and couldn't give her daughter a thanksgiving dinner, he cooked one for them. at the associated press jim gaines always had a kind word and a hug for his colleagues. they lovingly named him "geek of the month" for his video software innovations. he organized a take your child to work day and delighted t

when kris and gold medal olympian met, she questioned her identity.ut bruce stopped his treatment fearing his desire to change may hurt the kardashian-jenner children. >> reporter: in his april interview with diane sawyer bruce talked about wanting to protect his kids. >> i can't allow -- i can't let myself hurt them. >> reporter: after part one of about bruce aired last night, his family showing nothing but support on social media. khloe kardashian using her step dad's nickname tweeting "so proud of bruiser." >> i bought it on-line. >> get rid of that. >> reporter: he will go through surgery and emerge as he always wanted to be. when he does he will have his own stylist. >> i couldn't have a better stylist than you. that's for sure girl. >> truly remarkable. for watching abc news tune in to "good morning america" tomorrow. as always we are on-line at abc news.kovmt good night, america. did you hear howie simon's son sold one of those funny anecdotes to reader's digest? yeah, ok, good. good for him. that's $50. yeah? so why can't you do something like

sam and kris. last night's 4.1 epicenter in yountville, again, was, as you mentioned, not a major ate quake. you can understand why it frightened so many people here in napa given they are still rebuilding as you can see behind me from last summer's 6.0. >> i've lived here my entire life. i was born in napa, raised in napa. the earthquake really scares me. so i think i would -- i think i would move. >> yes. it scared the heck out of me. >> reporter: last night's 4.1 tumbler hit just before 8:00 about six miles northwest of yountville. this is part of the green valley fault line which seismologists have recently warned us about. how people we heard from say they felt a jolt, then a pause, followed by a much longer jolt. we spoke with a napa fire department who drove around town looking for damage from last night. so far, nothing. no reports of any problems. we assume authorities will do the same today once the sun comes up. that 6.0 that we were talking about last summer, august 24th, here in napa,

in gilroy, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you, kris. >>> bay area man accuse of getting behindel after a day of drinking and crashing into a mother and her baby will be in court this morning. ♪ i was blind but now i see >> last night family and friends gathered for a vigil at the scene of the crash in livermore. police say brian jones lost control of the corvette hitting and killing morales and her 14-month-old daughter julie. morales had come up with her daughter from monterrey to celebrate her cousin's 19th birthday. >> i hope that haunts him forever because it's going to haunt me forever. >> so much loss. jones is scheduled to be arraigned on a number of charges including gross vehicular manslaughter. >>> more remembrance this morning. friends and family will honor the silicon valley executive who died suddenly over the weekend. private memorial will take place on the stanford campus for dave goldberg while family concerns to mourn, confusion building over where the accident happened. mexican officials reported the survey monkey ceo died after collapsing on a treadmill in me

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kris, the teenager in stable condition this morning. the family was fortunate the outcome wasn't worse. >> reporter: yes, let's start by emphasizing the fact that that 13-year-old girl is going to be okay though she did shoot herself in the leg with that weapon. now, gilroy police are asking questions. that girl and the folks who were at the home at the time. it was about 3:00 yesterd afternoon at that home when it happened. we should mention that though the gun belonged to an officer, according to the department spokesman, it was not a service weapon. as soon as police arrived they determined that there was no public safety risk. >> there are no suspects outstanding so the neighborhood is not in any danger, nobody needs to be concerned about that. at this stage of the game we're still trying to piece together what led up to this event. >> reporter: we can tell you that the girl was not home alone at the time of that shooting. there was an adult inside and we are waiting to hear what that adult tells police. now, we can tell you that on

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i'm kris sanchez. >>> i'm scott mcgrew. let's get to the expert. christina loren. >>> 11:00 straight up. a lot of the activity is starting to press out of the bay area, but we have had some very interesting storm reports so far. in fact one person a trained weather spotter, reported that they saw a funnel cloud earlier today which is basically rotation a tornado that doesn't actually touch the ground. that's a funnel cloud. this was reported near cal 12 and washington avenue. and the thing is we need more daytime heating to fuel some of the storms and that's exactly what's in the forecast this afternoon. it's only going to get more active before things calm down and clear out getting into tomorrow. we're going to talk about the other storm reports that we've had so far this morning and what's expected later on this afternoon when our chance for thunderstorms intensifies. that's all coming up. right now back to you, scott and kris. >>> sierra getting snow. my goodness in may. they're expecting up to a foot of snow at donner's summit when the day is

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thank you, kris. we're going to have updates from stephanie and kris coming up in our next half hour. for updates any time you can visit our website nbcbayarea.com. >>> it is graduation season just around the corner and south bay high school students are dealing with this tragedy. three students killed in the late night crash in gilroy. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live at christopher high school this morning where two of those three students attended and they died in less than a week. two separate accidents here. >> you are correct, laura. christopher high school here on gilroy getting ready for another vigil, the second one this week. earlier this week they held the memorial for natalia salcido killed in a car crash on saturday. and then within the past 3 of hours they lost another classmate. 18-year-old sara jean williams, a senior about to graduate. she died tuesday night in a crash ain gilroy that also killed mendoza. pena and yolanda. both students at mt. madonna high. >> tragic is an unde

in san mateo, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you, kris. >> you notice kris had a jath on this morning. cool start to our day. time to check the microclimate forecast. city by the bay, look at the cloud cover there. the moisture in the air. >> the sun is peeking in there somewhere. it's going to come out. >> yeah, it's going to come out across the bay today. good morning to you, everybody at home. thanks for joining us on a tuesday. a little motivation for you. just remember, got that three-day weekend now just a few more days of work to get through. temp temps in the mid 50s. if you are waking up like kris sanchez, you will need a jacket as well. plenty of cloud cover. it's going to take longer at the immediate coast than what we're expecting inland for that clearing for today. but overall, the general weather story is clouds will clear out between 12:00 and 2:00 p.m. and then we'll see some afternoon sunshine as we get into the mid to late portions of your afternoon. let me take you through your lunchtime forecast. show you that daypart. 62 on the peninsula at noon. 58 d

in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> good news for you, kris. forecasters predict some drought relief may be on its way to california this year. national weather service says the el nino season is strengthening. historically california averages nearly five more inches of rain during moderate to strong el nino events. el nino may actually come with its own problems. flooding, triggering landslides if that rain falls too quickly. at this point i think we will take what we can get. >> we will scoop it all up. >>> accusations of sexual misconduct on the peninsula and there might be more young victims. san mateo county sheriff's investigators arrested adrian pan after a 14-year-old girl reported misconduct. he was a student at the think tank learning center in millbrae where pan was a receptionist. detectives say before that job he worked as a coach in south san francisco at the badminton center. >>> thele journal science the formally retracted a well-known study on changing attitudes toward gay marriage. that move coming after an attorney for often

good morning, kris. >> good morning, laura.t 13-year-old girl is going to be okay but the story could have been very different. she shot herself in the leg but we don't know how that happened and whether or not it was intentional. police are asking questions of her and also of the gilroy police officer whose gun the girl was handling when she shot herself accidentally. it was around 3:00 yesterday afternoon on el serito way. that home belonging to a gilroy police officer. we should mention that though the gun belonged to the officer, according to the department spokesman it was not his service weapon. as soon as police arrived they determined there was no public safety issue. >> there are no suspects outstanding. nobody needs to be concerned about that. at this stage of the game we're trying to piece together what led up to this event. >> the girl was not alone at the time of the shooting. there was an adult in the home at the same time so we don't know yet whether that adult was the officer. the police spokesman told nbc bay a

the words, kris, you're not buying it. >> i'm not buying it. scrabble up in four years left you going with waah and lotsark and hacktivist and twerking. but you get points for that one, too, now. >> there ridic. >> that is -- play words with friends. >> i love words with friends. >> travel scrabble. >> the standards are going to be changer. change for the app, too, i don't know. >> maybe slapp will be in there. >> scott mcgrew, what is a slapp? >> a slapp is a strategic lawsuit against public participation, s-l-a-p-p. it's a nonsense lawsuit. i take you to court not because i think i can win but because i can cost you a ton of money making your hire lawyers. that's a slapp suit. i'm not trying to win, i'm trying to bankrupt you. you might see this on a bad review on yell. . you say something bad about a restaurant, the restaurant takes you to court, not to tray to win but try to get you to take it down to you'll drop the lawsuit. california has laws against slapp suits but there's no federal law against this sort of thing but congress is on thi

>> thanks very much, kris. >> devastating for the people there. >>> other big stories. the suspect in a frightening attack caught on video makes his first court appearance. san jose police say mohammed khaliqi followed a 13-year-old girl home, pushed his way inside the house and started to sexually assault her. she managed to fight him off. >>> new alliance with russia may in the works. john kerry is there for talks with vladimir putin. the white house is pushing for new cooperation in several areas including the war in syria. >>> a rite of passage for every president. presidential library. we now know president obama's will be located somewhere on the south side of chicago. the exact location may be revealed later today. >>> let's get a look at your microclimate forecast as we give you a peek outside downtown san jose. a clear day to start. also a bit chilly. >> that's right. maybe take a little layer this morning, christina. >> yeah, you probably want to keep that jacket by your side for the next couple of days. temperatures right now mostly in the 40s and 50s. the ge

kris live kris on plasma los investigadores acaban de revelar que andreas lubitz - el co-piloto - cambio en el mismo avin... horas antes de que presuntamente estrellara el avion germanwings. take vo lubitz ensayhas antes lo que ms tarde se convirti en el desastre en los alpes franceses... cuando iba de copiloto desde alemania a barcelona. en ese vuelo, segun la caja negra de la aeronave, lubitz entro en un "descenso controlado durante un minuto... por lo cual no hubo razon aeronautica." cuando lo hizo, estaba a solas en la cabina. mientras cambio el ajuste a una altitud de solo cien pies - un nivel que se usaria para un aterrizaje de emergencia - realmente, la altitud no cambio. es decir, no fue notado por los pasajeros, ni levanto la sospecha de los controladores aereos... ni de la defensa militar. horas despues cuando lubitz, cerr la puerta de la cabina con el piloto al otro lado... no solo cambio el ajuste de altitud... tambien cambio el rumbo, y aumento la velocidad. kris on camera pero solo podemos imaginar qu estan pensando esos pasajeros del vuelo anterior... hoy sabiendo que lub

. >>> is kris jenner the secret mastermind behind the e news special. >> this promo's got kris's fingerprints all over it. >> it was kind of love at first sight. >> some are asking if she picked sweet and emotional scenes to promo the special. >> inside kris' playbook and how the kids are coping. >>> ariana grande and lea michele in a neck brace, i'm first on the screen queen set. this is like crazy. >>> also before mother's day and this is so sweet. gloria estefan's lessons from my mom. i say >> they're bonded in good times and bad. >> i heard gloria estefan is dead. >>> and you have been called the biggest lady's man. >> that guy. >> lady killer.

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in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> just frightening. thank you, kris. >>> 6:04. classes are back to normal at san jose state after reports of a gunman on campus. just before 7:00 p.m. someone spotted a man with a gun near dunken hall. police swarmed the campus as administrators sent out a warning text to students. after an exhaustive search no gunman was found and police gave the all clear. >>> in san francisco a brazen burglar caught on camera. police need your help trying to track him down. >> "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang joining us live from west portal neighborhood. that area in geneseeing an uptick in burglaries. >> that's right. good morning, sam and laura. police saying not only that, this man is still out and about. this burglary of art of style boutique store was two weeks ago around 3:30 in the morning. one of the most recent examples of this rise in crime. take a look. caught on a store camera. you can see the man wearing a black hat, jacket, and red shirt. talking by. studying the block before he actually takes a look inside the store. you ca

kris? >> good morning to you as you mentioned that mountain lion is back in its natural habitat near crystal springs reservoir. everybody slept a little bit better last night. but take a look at the size of this guy. 90 pounds of mountain lion sleeping in the back of a california official wildlife truck after quite a search through people's back yards in the neighborhood. the 90-pound cougar was spotted this time yesterday morning in a neighborhood near downtown and several other times during the day until rangers and police zeroed in around 5:00 last night. here's where the story is different this time. i've been out here a number of times and often when mountain lions make it into neighborhoods rangers have to shoot and kill because it's just not safe to tranquilize it. this time they were able to corner it and hit it with two tranquilizer darts. >> it ran around a little bit and the drugs take effect. it's just like any narcotic. it puts you right to sleep. >> good. >> reporter: after th

"today in the bay" kris sanchez with why california specifically may scrub your favorite products, kris. >> microbeads are tiny bits of plastic that promise to slough away the dry skin, pearly whites whiter burks they do have to go somewhere. they wash down the drain. then those tiny bits of plastic go in the waterways. the santician plants are not designed to sift them out so they go into the bay, the ocean, local rivers where they can pollute the waters. when they break down they can become toxic to wildlife. in some cases the fish mistake it for food and they eat it, we eat them, you see where this is going. today lawmakers will vote on assembly bill 888 which is the strict esteban so far on microbeads in the nation which calls for zero microbeads by january 1st, 2020. as of right now there is no exemption for biodegradable plastics in the california ban. cosmetics and chemical companies insist the microbeads are safe but still the makers of crest toothpaste are voluntarily phasing out the microbeads out of their products. crest says they will be out by march of next year. the compan

scott and kris. back to you. happy mother's day, kris. >> i asked for two free things. peace and harmony. here's to hoping. >> good luck with that. >>> some great events to go along with the great fast we just heard. mike inouye will tell us about them after the break. >>> mike inouye with a little local history. some might not know. stanford's university used to be an indian. later changed to a cardinal. the stanford american indiana organization and the palo alto planning committee host a pow wow starting today on their peninsula campus. tonight's grand entry is at 7:00. music, song dance. traditional dress, competition and community from tonight through sunday night. american indianas had settled in the area when it was open space. now we have silicon valley where we use the term "open source." the south bay philharmonic is an open-source symphony. welcoming a wide range of backgrounds. the concert starts at 7:30 in san jose and features pieces from the world of dance. swan lake and the chicken dance. no. they're not doing the chicken dance. from the fillphilharmonic

kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thanks, kris. >>> new this morning, a whole lot of shakeing along the pacific coast. magnitude 6.7 earthquake struck alal a's islands overnight. 35 miles deep in the ocean did not trigger any tsunami warnings. closer to home, a 5.1 magnitude earthquake struck outside of redding after midnight. so far, also no reports of damage or injuries. >>> the danger from earthquakes is no laughing matter but it can be great material for a blockbuster disaster movie. the latest case, "san andreas" opening today. >> stephanie chuang is live in san bruno though to separate fact from ikz if in this hollywood tale. >> that's right, laura and sam. we'll hear straight from the experts on this. we are here by the san andreas lake after which the fault line is named. if you take a look at the clips from the film, the fault line runs 800 miles through california and a big scene in the movie is a tsunami wave rolling in to, crashing into the golden gate bridge and destroying san francisco. now, earthquake expert dr. lucy jones watched the movie and points out the big inac

few hours, scott and kris. today, kind cool especially when you consider we could be in the 90s easily now that we're getting into the midsection of may. summer just a couple of weeks away. 60 degrees in san jose right now. 63 in san martin. same for livermore. i want to talk about that wind and this is going to play a big factor in the day. i can show you right here the wind is coming straight out of the west. just saw the golden gate bridge ocean side. you can see the warriors flag getting quite a bit of pickup. gusts at 30 miles per hours. higher elevations getting 30, 35 miles per hour sustained. wind will play a factor today. by the time we hit 9:00 tonight that's when the wind will start to relax. so there is relief in the near future. i want to show you your fewture cast. we stop the clock for you. right now you can see those reds, the warmer colors. that's an indication of the 30 to 40 mile per hour wind speeds. we take you into 10:00 a.m. wednesday. even with the storm system starting to move in at tha

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kris van cleave in philadelphia.hank you very much. >>> we have a team of correspondents covering the amtrak disaster in philadelphia. we will have the latest on "cbs this morning." >>> overseas now, gunmen opened fire on a bus in karachi, pakistan. the police superintendent says at least 43 people were killed. the six gunmen rode motorcycles. the bus carrying shiite muslims was en route to a community center. so far no one has claimed responsibility for the attack but sunni muslims have targeted them in the past. >>> aftershocks rocked nepal following a second devastating earthquake to hit them in less than a month. at least 65 people were killed by yesterday's quake, and a united states military helicopter is missing. there were sis marines and two nepalese soldiers on board. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. this chopper was flying where the hardest hit area was. the crew had reported earlier that it was having a fuel problem. a search last night turned up nothing.

thank you, kris. >> all right. >>> 4:37. happening now. iraqi troops are standing by near ramadi to confront isis militant who took over the city earlier this month. the military announced the operation this morning. isis seized large parts of the province last year but the fall of ramadi marked a major defeat for iraqi forces. >>> a new report on homelessness in the south bay has staggering figures. the report will be presented this morning in san jose. according to the mercury news, data shows the homeless population is in santa clara county comes with a cost of more than half billion dollars every year. that cost is for county services like trips to the emergency room, jail stays, and mental health care. homeless advocates say the report highlights how damaging homelessness can be for an entire community. coming up at 5:00, bob redell will explain why a relatively small group of people is costing taxpayers the most money. >>> time to get a check of our forecast for this tuesday morning. rob is in. how are we looking? >> right now lookin

kris van cleave reporting for us tonight. kris, thanks very much. today we learned of the new blood test to very common intestinal illness known as ibs. dr. john jon lapook is here to tell us more. john, you're a gastroenterologist. tell us about ibs and why this test really matters. >> well, ibs is a chronic condition characterized by abdominal bloating, discomfort and/or constipation. it's enormously frustrating for up to the 40 million americans that have it because up until now there has been no test. so patients often go from khurana to doctor to rule out other conditions. when everything comes back negative, they say well, it must be ibs. now there's a new blood test that can help make the diagnosis. >> pelley: how does the new test work? >> it's based on research after many years by dr. mark pimen tell and his colleagues at cedars-sinai in l.a. says it may develop after a bacterial toxin found in foods poisoning. it resembles a vital protein found in the gut. the immune system may confuse the two and antibodies continue to attack the intestin

>> thank you, kris. crews are working around the clock to repair the track but this morning it's still unclear when the amtrak tracks will be restored in philadelphia. those who died, a tech ceo, a u.s. navy officer and a college dean who just finished his ph.d. jericka duncan is outside the hospital which treated dozens of injured passengers. jericka, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, gayle. 22 patients remain here at this hospital with eight in critical condition, but for the more than 200 people on that train doctors say the psychological impact should not be overlooked. five of the seven people killed in tuesday's crash have been identified. they include abid gilani a senior vice president with wells fargo, jim gaines a 48 father of two, and justin zemser a 28-year-old captain midshipsman. >> he was wonderful. everyone looked up to my son. there's no other words i can say. >> reporter: derrick griffith was also one of the passengers killed. he was a dean. he was called a pillar of the communit

. >>> is kris jenner the secret mastermind behind the e news special. >> this promo's got kris's fingerprints some are asking if she picked sweet and emotional scenes to promo the special. >> inside kris' playbook and how the kids are coping. >>> ariana grande and lea michele in a neck brace, i'm first on the screen queen set. this is like crazy. >>> also before mother's day and this is so sweet. gloria estefan's lessons from my mom. i say >> they're bonded in good times and bad.

kris, thanks very much. tonight, tom brady is speaking at a previously scheduled event in massachusetts one day after an investigation found probable cheating in the a.f.c. championship. brady's agent attacked the investigator today attorney ted wells, who found equipment handlers probably deflated game balls to make them easier to grip and the quarterback likely knew it. elaine quijano has more on this. >> reporter: the star quarterback arrived on a helicopter two hours ahead of his scheduled appearance where he's expected to make his first public remarks since the damaging wells report. >> i don't have any reaction or comment on it and it's only been 30 hours so i haven't had much time to digest it fully. >> brady's agent blasted the report calling it a significant and terrible disappointment. we spoke to him by phone. he says brady is innocent. >> the resulting report does not contain a significant amount of tom's testimony which provides much context to the conclusions that were reached by the wells team

looking for right now, kris, including the chilling video of that attack. >> reporter: we can start with telling you that 13-year-old girl is a very brave girl because not only did she fight off that attacker she is also willing to talk about the story because she wants to do anything she can to make sure this suspect is taken into custody. that man followed her home from school on tuesday on cinco de mayo. followed her into her family home, forced his way in. he probably did not know at that point that the family's surveillance cameras were rolling. the family's home is on rio vista avenue in san jose. they also have surveillance pictures of what appears to be the same suspect on saratoga avenue where a woman in her 20s told police that the same suspect followed her into the bathroom and tried to sexually assault her there. san jose police say this is a case perfect for a social media. they have images of that suspect and a plea from that 13-year-old victim. now, though she wanted to tell us her story with her parents' permission we are protecting her identity. >> i had to face thi