la la land, which i did enjoy hugely. but doesn't that really need to be seen on a big—screen, that wonderful opening shot, the dancing, the californian sunshine? well, i've seen it on a big screen and a small screen, although nowadays small screens are no longer that small, and i have to say, it worked both times for me. in fact, oddly, when i saw it on the small screen i was in slightly more comfortable conditions, because there weren't people talking around me. i really like la sequence which is so beautiful. glorious! i think emma stone's performance is terrific. some people have complained and said things like, there's not a memorable tune in that film. i thought, what are you talking about? and it made me happy! you leave with a spring in your step and a song in your heart. i loved the ending and i won't spoil it for anybody who hasn't seen it. but i thought it was spot on. really wonderful. i will say no more because that would be a spoiler. it would be. they do it really, really well. incidentally, it's a musical, in the same way that oddly enough, in the same way that oddly enough, manhattan is kind of a musical as well. not really, but sort of. film with music in it and it is glorious. the music is driving the story. thank you very much, mark. that is the dvd viewing for the week. a reminder, you can find much more film news and reviews from across the bbc online of course. and you can find all our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that's it for

la la land. >> do you like la la land? >> not as much as the critics enjoyed it. it was different. i think beloved too much because it's about hollywood. >> i enjoyed it, but -- >> the more praise it gets, the more it annoys me. >>> disney ceo bob iger says reports that hackers stole a disney movie were probably false. iger saying the company's knowledge -- in the company's knowledge it was not hacked, but says disney was threatened. there were reports last week that iger told employees that hackers stole one of the films and threatened to release it unless they paid a ransom. >>> a trio of economic reports to watch. april durable goods out at 8:30 a.m. eastern time along with the second estimate on first quarter gdp. growth revised up slightly to just 0.8%. 10:00 a.m., may consumer sentiment. >>> when we come back, the british pound hitting a did two-month low against the euro after polls out show next month's election may not be as much of a breeze for theresa may as expected. you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. hi i'm joan l. the future isn't silver suits anit's right n

. >> you might argue over whether "la la land" or moonlight should have won best picture. there's no arguing, host jimmy kimmel kept his cool when the biggest mistake in oscar history occurred. >> "la la land." >> there's a mistake, moonlight, you guys won best picture. but the good news is we got to see some extra speeches, we have some great movies, i knew i would screw this show up, i really did. >> today kimmel h he will be hosting next year. the academy tweeted, no one can throw a party 90 years in the making like jimmy kimmel. with all the other news going on, this is the best news, you're the best. it's worth noting the two pricewaterhouse accountants who handed out envelopes won't be back. >>> and remember, you can catch jimmy kimmel every week night on abc7 at 11:35, he's always on after abc7 news at 11:00. >>> trash that gets washed down to the san francisco bay is more than just an environmental hazard. >> not only is the bay suffering, but they're liable for huge penalties. >> the fines could cost oakland thousands of dollars per day, but the solution cost milli

. >> you might argue over whether "la la land" or moonlight should have won best picture. but there's no arguing, host jimmy kimmel kept his cool when the biggest mistake in oscar history occurred. >> "la la land." >> there's a mistake, moonlight, you guys won best picture. but the good news is we got to see some extra speeches, we have some great movies, i knew i would screw this show up, i really did. >> today kimmel will announced h he will be hosting next year. the academy tweeted, no one can throw a party 90 years in the making like jimmy kimmel. with all the other news going on, this is the best news, you're the best. it's worth noting the two pricewaterhouse accountants who handed out envelopes won't be back. >>> and remember, you can catch jimmy kimmel every week night on abc7 at 11:35, he's always on after abc7 news at 11:00. >>> trash that gets washed down to the san francisco bay is more than just an environmental hazard. >> not only is the bay suffering, but they're liable for huge penalties. >> the fines could cost oakland thousands of dollars per day, but the

and it's a case of writer's block in la la land, in the financial times.wood is bracing for a possible writers‘ strike, as they seek a new deal with big studios. the last strike, in 2008, cost the california economy an estimated $2.5 billion. so, let's delve into those stories. we have nina with us from the wall streetjournal. let's start with this final week of campaigning in france. there is danger that some people are being turned off by both candidates. which is, i guess, a striking development to see that in the end you could see candidates not making votes with young voters on both sides. we have seen marine le pen being attractive to many photos but for many years voters in many suburbs, in parisien suburbs that are not doing that well we have seen people saying that they will not vote for her because she will turn the country around. they also say they will not vote for macron because it will be an economic disaster. so they are saying it will be either played or cholera, so they will stay at home. that could be dangerous for both candidates, but m

i am interested in the dvd this week because it is la la land, which i enjoyed hugely.oesn't it needed to be seen on a big screen, the wonderful opening shot, the dancing, the sunshine? the wonderful opening shot, the dancing, the sunshine ?|j the wonderful opening shot, the dancing, the sunshine? i have seen it on the big screen and the small screen. it on the big screen and the small screen. i have to say, it worked both times for me. in fact, oddly, when i saw on the small screen i was in her comfortable conditions because they were not people talking around me. i really like it. the opening sequence which is so beautiful. i think emma stone is terrific. some people have complained and said there is not a memorable june in that film. complained and said there is not a memorablejune in that film. what are they talking about? it made me happy. you leave with a song in your heart. i still love the ending. i would spoil it, but it was spot on. they do it really very well. it is a musical in the same way that manhattan is kind of a musical as well. sort of. a film with mu

la la land, which i did enjoy hugely. but doesn't that really need to be seen on a big—screen, that wonderful opening shot, the dancing, the californian sunshine? well, i've seen it on a big screen and a small screen, although nowadays small screens are no longer that small, and i have to say it worked both times for me. in fact, oddly, when i saw it on the small screen i was in slightly more comfortable conditions, because there weren't people talking around me. i really like lake, there's not a memorable tune in that film. i thought, what are you talking about?! and it made me happy! you leave with a spring in your step and a song in your heart. i loved the ending and i won't spoil it for anybody who hasn't seen it. but i thought it was spot on. really wonderful. i will say no more because that would be a spoiler. it would be. they do it really, really well. incidentally, it's a musical, oddly in the same way manhattan is kind of a musical as well. not really, but sort of. film with music in it and it is glorious. the music is driving the story. thank you very much, mark. that is the dvd viewing for the week. a reminder, you can find much more film news and reviews from across the bbc online of course. and you can find all our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that's it for this week. enjoy your cinema—going. goodbye. hello there. tomorrow should turn into a more straightforward day of sunshine and showers. today we've had a good deal of sunshine earli

la la land, which i did enjoy hugely. but doesn't that need to be seen on a big—screen? the wonderful opening the danzig on a californian sunshine? —— dancing. i've seen it on both and i have to say it worked both times for me. in fa ct, say it worked both times for me. in fact, oddly, when i saw it on the small screen i was in comfortable conditions, because there weren't people talking around me. i really like la people have complained and said in flight, is not a memorable film in thatjune. i thought, what are you talking about! it made me happy. i loved the ending andi it made me happy. i loved the ending and i won't spoil it for anybody who hasn't seen it. but i thought it was spot on. i will say no more because that would be a spoiler. it would really. incidentally, is a musical in the same way manhattan is kind of a musical as well. not really, but thought. it is glorious. the music is driving the story. thank you very much. that is the dvd viewing for the week. a reminder, you can find much more film news and reviews across the bbc online. and you can find all of our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that's it for this week. enjoy your cinema going. goodbye. this is breakfast. coming up before 7am, all of the weather forecast. first, a summary of the main use. routine appointments and operations at some hospitals remain cancelled this morning after nhs organisations across england

i really like la la land, the opening sequence which is so beautiful. glorious! and said things like, there's not a memorable tune in that film. i thought, what are you talking about?! and it made me happy! you leave with a spring in your step and a song in your heart. i loved the ending and i won't spoil it for anybody who hasn't seen it. but i thought it was spot on. i will say no more because that would be a spoiler. it would be. they do it really, really well. incidentally, it's a musical, oddly in the same way manhattan is kind of a musical as well. not really, but sort of. it is glorious. the music is driving the story. thank you very much, mark. that is the dvd viewing for the week. a reminder, you can find much more film news and reviews from across the bbc online of course. and you can find all our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that's it for this week. enjoy your cinema going. goodbye. and hello, this is breakfast with ben thompson and sian lloyd. coming up before seven helen will have the weather but first, a summary of this morning's main new

i really like la la land, the opening sequence which is so beautiful. glorious!ade me happy! you leave with a spring in your step and a song in your heart. i loved the ending and i won't spoil it for anybody who hasn't seen it. but i thought it was spot on. i will say no more because that would be a spoiler. it would be. they do it really, really well. incidentally, it's a musical, oddly in the same way manhattan is kind of a musical as well. not really, but sort of. it is glorious. the music is driving the story. thank you very much, mark. that is the dvd viewing for the week. a reminder, you can find much more film news and reviews from across the bbc online of course. and you can find all our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that's it for this week. enjoy your cinema going. goodbye. hello, some welcome rain is on the way forfarmers hello, some welcome rain is on the way for farmers and growers over the weekend. initially coming from this low pressure which heads from a long way south towards the uk. drawing up warm air which holds moisture, hence a chan

it gives me great pleasure to announce the recipient is "la la land?" i may have been given the wrong envelope. [laughter] >> i should mention my mom's maiden name is waterhouse, which is funny given what has happened. in all seriousness, i am pleased to announce the inaugural recipients of this award are douglas wilson and rodney o. davis. [applause] >> wait, i am not done yet. douglas wilson and rodney davis work at knox college in illinois which is devoted to the study, life and work of abraham lincoln. primarily through their publication of scholarly editions. doug and rod have edited books that have become invaluable to lincoln scholars. the 2008 study center addition link -- of the lincoln douglas debates mark the anniversary by offering the most complete record ever assembled from a host of sources, not just partisan newspaper accounts. i know today is very difficult for us to imagine the media ever being accused of being partisan. in collaboration with the library of congress, they worked as the supervising editors for the transcription of the a

referring to the debacle when la la land was named winner for best picture.everyone was on stage and was like what? of course the real winner was moonlight. >>> bill gates dished out some advice for college grads on twitter yesterday over the span of 14 tweets. one of those posts writes if i could give each of you a be this. the most inspiring book i have ever read. that book is called the better angels of our nature by stephen tinker. gates says it shows how the world is getting better. it sounds crazy but it's true. >> turns out gates can afford to give everyone a graduation present. >> the book ranks number one in sales on amazon up by 1.3 million percent. and one more thing. like warren buffett i measure my happiness by whether those closest to me are pphay and love me and by the difference i make in others. >>> one student is the popular guy. the other not so much. the unexpected twist after their world's collided is making a lot of people smile tonight. >> right after the break protecting your home from burglars without breaking the bank. z2d1iz z16fz y

. >> if he's getting tweets like you're so wrong about "la la land" then we may have something going >> as long as they're not being mean to you. >> good to see you. >> kev, >> tucker barnes is like a 14-year-old in texas and sometimes i get his tweets. >> yes. >> true story. >> are they mean? >> no they're like hey bro what are you doing this weekend and stuff like that. >> respond back. >> actually di for a long time. not meant for me. >> then it was creepy. vo: delivering cleaner, reliable energy... creating jobs for our veterans... minion energy employees doing the job. and now, dominion energy is investing $15 billion to build and upgrade our electric and natural gas infrastructure... creating jobs now and for the future. across virginia, we're building an economy that works for everyone and dominion energy is helping power the companies that power our economy. >> gbi helping law enforcement find a deadly stabbing at you of murder and they sayty could be established by hate. >> almost two weekends since anyone heard or seen brian wood. police need your help. president trump push

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the teen created scenes from her hit film la la land and video got the attention of stone.er schedule but she didn't forget the gesture. she sent the teen a beaut tin near and core ratch. handwritten note attached to the flowers saying a little something for you and your lucky date. much love emma stone. i know, right. jacob posted the picture to instagram showing him and his date wearing the beaut tin near and core so much core is a. >> bruce bruce do you believe it was a conflict in schedule or do you think she didn't want to go. >> she did not want to go. >> >> i don't know how you would turn down that evident. his effort really was epic. >> right. >> she didn't want to go. >> she didn't want to go. >> no. >> all right. okay. that makes me not think kindly of emma. >> isn't he better off going with somebody he knows and not going with her. >> emma stone. >> what are you going to do with emma stone. >> whatever he tries. >> it's prom night. >> exactly. >> okay. all right. okay. >> they'll go to taco bell. >> get some tacos have good t time. drink mount ten due. >> whateve

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. >> "la la land"! [ applause and cheers ] >> moonlight, best picture. >> kimmel joked he wouldn't be back when fay dunaway announced the wrong best picture winner. the same producers will be back, as well. the academy awards air march 4. >>> cbs announced details for the next prime time karaoke special. katy perry will be in the passenger seat. [ laughter ] >> bye, guys. >> yeah. someone caught them filming in los angeles yesterday. this is the second prime time special. the new one is set to air on monday at 10 p.m. you can watch it right here on kpix 5. >>> and finally a viral cat. omar is getting a lot of attention online for his massive size. look at that cat. at 3 feet and 11 inches, omar could be the world's longest cat. the 31-pound feline lives in australia. he eats food, plays in the backyard and naps on the trampoline and then eats kangaroo meat for dinner. his owner sent his measurements into the guinness book of world records and they should hear back in a couple of weeks. >>> and i'm denni

. >> "la la land." >> there's a mistake. moonlight, you guys won best picture.we got to see some extra speeches. we have some great movies. i knew i would screw this show up. i really did. >> today kimmel announced his return as host next year with his trademark humor. if you think we screwed up the ending this year, wait until you see what we have planned for the 90th anniversary show. the academy tweeted no one can throw a party 90 years in the making like jimmy kimmel. many agreed. with all the other news going on, this is the best news. you're the best. it is worth noting the two price waterhouse coopers who handed out the envelopes won't be back, but the 90th oscars will be here march 7, next year. kristen sze, abc7 news. >> that's good news. the network revealed its upcoming schedule for 2017 and 2018. lineup included familiar faces. reason ann is returning. abc has been completing with netflix for the installment of the show. it will include all the original starz, rose ann bar, john goodman, and sara gilbert. >> up next, the burger joint that just took t

everyone is in "la la land" that infrastructure will be easy. it's not.emocrats have zero incentive to help this president. they have every single incentive to block him from doing anything so they can win in the off year election. it could be a year of inactivity. >> getting anything done, getting big things done requires clarity and steadiness from the white house. they're not getting that. >> and principle. >> and they have to believe in something. >> go ahead, charlie. >> you have to believe in something. you have a republican party that is deeply philosophically divided and you have a president who is philosophically uncommitted completely. so in the absence of a value-driven presidency, what you have is this situation we're in right now, the status quo. >> charlie's point is a really important one. when you think about health care, just take health care. why did president obama get obama care of? because he believed in it and fought for it and rahm emanuel and others are saying you're nuts to be doing that. because trump doesn't really have a philos

tonight at jefferson square park a free screening of "la-la land." that starts at 8:30.acks. tonight at 8:40 on the nose, chuck e. cheese is celebrating its 40th birthday with a free slice of cake for everyone at every location. i knew i would get your attention there rick 8:40. toys are us is hosting a free hatchimals event. and from one to 3:00 on sunday a free radio flyer collectible mini wagon as well. >> you had me at free cake. >> so much for rick to do this. >> i'm into which you can >> "action news" continues next at 5:00 and here's what we're covering. we're learning new details about an apparent road rage incident that ended in gunfire in bucks county. what a woman and her son say led up to those harrowing moments that left them caught in the crossfire. >> plus accuweather is tracking the potential for scattered storms ahead of a cooldown for the weekend. meteorologist cecily tynan has that and more in the forecast next at 5:00. >> okay. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ tires have a new home. midas now sells great brands at great prices. get $100 off instantly on select goodyear and c

and as we all know, there was "la la land" and "moonlight." still good movies being made.ll continue because you can't go out and make a big specific effects driven movie by yourself. and so some of the character movies are still being made by the studios. though i have to say television has taken that over. >> interestingly she green lit titanic and forerest gump. and i said you made these spectacle type movies. isn't it unlikely that titanic would have been a ten episode series on netflix. and she said no, it could have easily been ten eps. >> her points about mobile both as a means for consuming content and creating it seems to be key. maybe you can't create something with quite the polish that you can with professional equipment, but with a mobile phone now that buy at the store, you can show what you're made of. creativity isn't getting anymore, i don't know, higher in supply. >> i was also thinking of the facebook news that we reported, the report that facebook is getting into original content if it will pay $250,000 for, you know, signing these partners with vox and

la la land" should have won best picture. there is no mistake he kept his cool. >> there's a mistake. moonlight, you guys won best picture. but the good news is we got to see some extra speeches. we have some great movies. i knew i would screw this show up. i really did. [ laughter ] >> today kimmel announced his return as host next year with his trademark humor. if you think we screwed up the ending this year, wait until you see what we have planned for the 90th anniversary show. the academy tweeted, no one can throw a party 90 years in the making like jimmy kimmel and many fans agree. lynn b. tweets with all the other news going on, this is the best news. you're the best. price waterhouse coopers accountants who handed out the envelopes won't be back, but the 90th oscars will be here on abc7 on march 4 next year. larry and alma? >> all right, thank you, kristen. the abc television network revealed its upcoming fall schedule and the lineup includes familiar faces. one might surprise you, rose ann is back, the '90s sitcom hit is returning. abc7 had been compete ing with netflix for the new installment of her show. upcoming episodes will include all of the original starz including rose ann, along with john goodman and sara gilbert. >> also on abc7's upcoming season, return of "american idol." singer katie perry will be one of the judges when the competition returns next year. she sent this tweet saying, so thrilled abc network is bringing back "american idol" and i'm bringing back the music. see you at auditions. not clear who else will be a judge on the share. idol aired for 15 seasons before it was canceled more than a year ago. >> and we're bringing back spencer christian for another look at the weather which is cloudy and cool. >> drizzly, too. >> all of that. but i'm bringing back the heat at the end of the week. right now we don't have much heat. we have lots of clouds and spotty drizzle out there, much cooler than average. in fact, considerably cooler than yesterday, way was cooler than average. this is the view at the golden gate bridge right now. clouds are pretty low and dreary looking. clouds i conditions persisting overnight with spotty sprinkles in the overnight hours. sunny and breezy tomorrow afternoon. and a big warm upcoming the end of the week. we're looking at gusty winds up to 23 miles per hour at novato, 29 at fairfield, livermore 25, all around the area, breezy pattern continues. temperatures now range from mainly upper 50s and low 60s around the bay to mid 60s in our inland areas. and here's what we can expect tonight. we'll see the north bay becoming partly clear or partly cloudy and the clouds will continue shifting south ward and eastward overnight. spotty drizzle into the early morning hours and low temperatures in the early morning will range from mid to upper 40s inland to low 50s everywhere else. and then on we go to the day planner for tomorrow. we'll start the day with a few clouds but mostly sunny skies by about 7:00 in the morning. then by noon bright and sunny beginning to warm up just a little bit. we'll have windy conditions at the coast by mid afternoon, but away from the coast it will still be pretty mild. we'll see low 70s around the bay, mid 70s inland and skies will remain bright into the evening hours. highs, 61 san francisco tomorrow, 68 at richmond 66 at oakland and san mateo. look for a high of 71 in san jose 72 at liver mere 71 vallejo 74 up north at santa rosa. 70 san rafael. and we have the warm upcoming our way looksiing ahead, thursd will reach into the mid-'80s inland, warm up continues on friday, we'll be hitting up friday with inland highs in the low 90s places like napa, concord and antioch and hotter still on saturday when we'll see mid 90s in the warm est inland locations. mid-'80s a right around the bay and 70s on the coast. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. we have seven days of sunny skies coming our way after of course a few lingering early morning clouds tomorrow. warm up really begins on thursday and full force, but starts to crank up to almost summer like levels friday, saturday and sunday and monday. the inland highs over the weekend will be sizzling, mid 90s. but monday when you see cooling beginning, fog returning to the coast and by tuesday temperatures will return to a more seasonal range. >> all right. thanks, spencer. >> a frightening warning after a teenager dies from an overdose of caffeine. >> and new concerns for women with breast implants, and the po there's a moment of truth. and now with victoza® a better moment of proof. victoza® lowers my a1c and blood sugar better than the leading branded pill, which didn't get me to my goal. lowers my a1c better than the leading branded injectable. the one i used to take. 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>> reporter: larry, the white house has been in full damage control mode all day. they rolled out the national security advisor. they had an off-camera press briefing with the white

several new songs will be written for this version by the same team behind "la-la land." that movie? my husband lovers that movie. >> oh really. >> i know a lot of people that love it. i don't get it. >> yeah. >> remake, reboot, reimagining, just -- >> i never got the original. >> yeah. >> okay. coming up on fox5 news morning, we are following a developing story of yet another family kicked off an airplane. >> and yankee captain derek jeter celebrating with a plaque in monument park. >> as we head to break, let's take a live look across the d.c. region. 5:41 is our time right now we're at a 55 degrees on our way to the 70's today. 70 and sunny. good way to start the work week. fox5 news morning back right after this. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ narrator: "the time is always right to do what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. progressive democrat. in the senate, he passed the smoking ban in restaurants, stopped the transvaginal ultrasound anti-choice law, and stood up to the nra. as lieutenant governor, dr. northam is fighting to expand access to affordable healthcar

that's right, jack re-created that opening scene of "la la land" with a dozen of his friends. >> he revealedntly turning him down. due to filming schedule overseas. >> she did send along a boutiniere for him and corsage for his backup date. their gifts before heading out their gifts before heading out to their big night. you give us comfort. and we give you bare feet... i love you, couch. ...backsweat and gordo's everything. i love you, but sometimes you stink. ♪ new febreze fabric refresher with odorclear technology... ...cleans away odors like never before. because the things you love the most can stink. and plug in febreze to keep your whole room fresh for up... ...to 45 days. breathe happy with new febreze. ♪ >> from the cantina, right. >> it is. >> it is the day to celebrate all things "star wars." which is owned of course by disney. >> yes. >> so, let's get out of the way. now we can say with great enthusiasm. may the force be with you! >> sure that's not the last you will hear. >> to give a little explainer. this whole thing originated with fans. back in 1979. two years after the firs

as you stated the worst traffic i got very excited and contrary to what you might have seen in "la la land" we don't dance in the traffic. we just sit there and stew. i'm here today to get you excited. don't let this get out because 99% of the coverage is not going to be about how we are all getting along. about how we disagree but we do have true bipartisanship in agreement on what this country needs. that's the space mayors occupy every single day. for all of us in the municipalities that have heard the word a trillion dollars and the election in november throughout the cities in america $230 billion of infrastructure was approved by voters. a quarter of that people are talking about happening over a decade. my message for american cities is loud and clear, we can do this. we should be excited to do this and i want to share lessons about how to do this. republicans and democrats agree as well as independents on the need for this but we look at this in los angeles not just as an infrastructure need but as a job and quality-of-life initiative. we got excited about the word of the structure

contrary what you've seen in la la land we don't dance in traffic. we just sit there and stew. don't let this get out. 99% of the coverage is not going to be about how we get along. it's going to be how we disagree. the space that mayors occupy every single day. for all of us in the municipalities, the election in november when everybody was focused on 2 national election, throughout cities in america, $230 billion of infrastructure initiatives were approved by voters. a quarter of that down payment people talking about happening over a decade. my message is we can do this. we should be excited to do this. i want to share our lessons in california how we did this. we look to this in los angeles not just as an infrastructure need but really as a job and kwaultd of life initiative. we get excited about the word infrastructure but normal americans want more times with their kids. they know the billions of dollars in time taken away from us by the traffic that chokes our city. we started criss-crossing a 4700-square mile county bringing republicans and democrats. my wing man on thi

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recreating scenes from her hit film la la land.saying the prom conflicted with her schedule but she didn't forget the gesture. she sent him a boutonniere and corsage handwritten note damaged to the flowers saying a little something for you and your lucky date much love emma stone. jacob posted this picture to instagram showing him and his date very so cute very cute little girl wearing boutonniere and corsage sent. >> that's very cool. he joined us after he made the proposal the next day on the air. kevin had chance to talk with him. awesome job by him to put it together. >> awesome. his date was very beautiful. >> yeah. win/win >> speaking of that sounds like every day on good day. a win/win/win guys. >> yes it is. good morning to both of you. developing on good day, police will hold a news conference about the capture of that prisoner that escaped in maryland. we've burlington-bristol talk about it all morning long. we'll have that for you around 9:30. also at 9a many complaining about rats in d.c. and this morning we'll talk abo

"la la land" actress emma stone is almost unrecognizeable as tennis champ billie jean king, while steve carell steps into the shoes of bobby riggs. "battle of the sexes" services into theaters september 22nd."you hired me from a want ad. you think that comes with a super power?""grimlock! drop the cruiser, right now."(nat dinosaur belch and crash)"that is an alien dinosaur!" paramount has released a new preview for "transformers: the last knight." the teaser features several previously unseen action sequences, including bumblebee literally putting himself back together during a battle. "the last knight" arrives in theaters june 21st. in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. (james) coming up... a young boy is dead after being misdiagnosed. what the family is asking for this morning.(dave) a warm up today. weather next.(lydia) major police activity in el sobrante. (dave) and here's a live look outside...san mateo ( james ) breaking overnight... people in el sobrante are being told to shelter in place because of some sort of police activity. kron 4's lydia pantazas is live at the scene with more

it's emma's first movie since winning the oscar for "la la land." for scaring her. come on. [ screaming ] >> stop. >> that could have gone terribly wrong when you're cooking. >> right. >> i will say that we can't see the video that well. and her screaming kind of scared me. >> there's a lot to unpack. they're cooking over here. everybody shot >> yes. she's cooking and she looks just like you would think britney spears would be cooking. i always wear sweat pants and need to the step up my game. >> i didn't want to say that? . >> she looks fab. >> she words, brittany cooking show. anyway, let's show you your weather. look at the wet weather in the pacific northwest. sprang storms firing up today in the plains of texas all the way up into the upper nesmidwest. 13 million folks, two-inch hail in diameter. tornadoes likely. some of them could be strong. heavy rain especially as you get into the upper mississippi river valley. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in our neck of the woods. >> good morning. current temperature

it's emma's first movie since winning the oscar for "la la land."an king, a champion of women's rights, is the most successful player of all-time. >> i'm not saying that women shouldn't be on the court. who would pick up the balls otherwise? >> a oh, my god. >> there's not a single thing i hate about bobby riggs. >> i can beat billie jean king. >> does she have the nerve? >> call bobby. tell him it's on. >> it's good, right? >> this was a big happening, when this -- back in the '70s. >> i think it will be good for people to see. serena and the powerful women. it started here. "battle of the sexes." >> elton john, donating "philadelphia freedom," to philadelphia and billie jean king. there was a tennis league and her team was the philadelphia freedoms. >> i didn't know that. in theaters everywhere, september 22nd. >>> i want to see the home video. is it a home video? >> i think it's a home video. >> her sons provided a glimpse into their mom's domestic life when she was cooking. >> we stole our mom's phone. this is take two of scaring her. come on. [

>> well, frankly, i think the whole new budget adds new definition to la la land.it is not even a political statement. because it was a political statement it would have some juice. might have something to it. it's going nowhere. it's because it's a huge, big cut in programs which the congress, including republicans, are not going to cut, in addition it's a huge, big tax cut which people like. on the other hand it's a big transfer of wealth from lower income people up to the most wealthy. it's not going to go anywhere. >> if it's not going to go anywhere, not just because democrats aren't going along with it, because of objections of republicans, why do you think the administration did this? ? what was the -- >> i think part of it is to appeal to its base. even though it's going nowhere the president can say look at all you folks out there who voted for me, i'm fighting your battle. it's a bit cynical, because i think he knows in some of the white house know that it's not going to go anywhere. but i think that's the megsage. >> to make it a better budget would you

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>> no. when we entered into -- when we became sole proprietors in 2008, that was obviously more challenging. but, at the same time, we had affordable coverage and we had more options open to the sole proprietors. the aca seriously limited that. and i think we were in the first wave of those people who lost their insurance because of being sole proprietors. brian: from what you can tell the first 200 pages being released over a few days ago, is this going to be better for you. >> i have not read all 200 pages, of course, but from what i have read, i do see that there are waiver programs, amendments put in place to help those with preexisting conditions. i do think that it's important to continue to flesh out these things, to make sure. i'm concerned about some of the wide sweeping changes to medicaid. medicaid is also a network that helps to provide for people with disabilities like my daughter. but, i also sees a a person who is in touch with how we use medicaid as a network also to help that there is a lot of abuses in that and there is a lot of -- there needs to be more budgeting within those systems as well. >> brian: we will keep track of joanna and you eileen and see how it works out for you because it wasn't before. thank you so much. >> thank you. brian: get back up with that knee. >> thank you. brian: this person had the courage to stand up for his beliefs on obamacare and now he is getting death threats. look at this. i mean wish i had time to take care of my portfolio, but.. well, what are you doing tomorrow -10am? 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[explosion] >> oh, i don't -- steve: video showing the moment a truck is obliterated in anti-terror test in the germany. the truck driver seriously hurt. the barrier future truck bomb attacks like the one that happened in east translast year. meanwhile the left holding nothing back on their attacks on the republican healthcare bill. now some calling it racist. >> they're just trying to erase anything that president obama did. i bet you they want to act like that man never existed. >> why do you think that is? >> that's racism. that's it. they had a black president and they want to get rid of it. that's what it is. ainsley: after next guest disagreed on "fox & friends" this weekend, he got death threats. but that's not stopping him from speaking out. his name, is he a conservative radio talk show host. he has been on our show aa lot. lawrence jones is here to react. what did you say that caused to you get these death threats. >> hey there, by the way. good morning. ainsley: good morning. >> i was essentially talking about how obamacare was affecting the black community, which is issues that effect all mercury talked about the 30 hour rule and how many black folks weren't able to keep their jobs because of the healthcare law. and it made a lot of people upset for some reason. steve: who are the death threats coming from. >> you know, interestingly enough. a lot of them came from white liberals and anarchists. i think they really understand now that my mission is to educate the black community about issues facing america and especially when it comes to the far left and progressive and how they continue to get the majority of the black vote. but they don't do anything for my community. and so what you are seeing now is these people trying to gang up on me and try to stop me but that's not happening. brian: doesn't sound like -- i never thought you were like that anyway. here are what some people are saying that got. steve: this person got suspended. brian: white loving black person betrayed the people he deserves to be strung up. sentiment you have been receiving. unlike what steve harvey and jim brown and kanye west got when they just visited the tower. said what is your agenda? this is what my approach was, just to have a shot at knowing the white power which donald trump would have next four years maybe 8 years of the white house. it doesn't really surprise me sadly. >> yeah. let me be clear, first of all, i'm not afraid for my safety. i live in texas where i am protected by the second amendment. these people right here they failed to acknowledge the failed policies of this first black president. i'm not going to give him a pass just because he was the first black president. he made a lot of promises to my community and i supported him in 2008. campaigned for him. so this is not a far right agenda trying to destroy this man. all i wanted him to do is what he said he was going to do, which was make our lives better. and any black person in america, if they can honestly say that this president made life for black america better through this healthcare bill law, i'll accept it but that's not true. steve: how did obamacare impact the black community? >> for example as i said in the beginning of this, the 30 hour rule affected my community harshly people couldn't get jobs because they wanted more hours. the 30 hour rule required them to get healthcare. when it comes to black small businesses, this healthcare law destroyed them. a lot of them went bankrupt over healthcare. and so, just those two issues alone, my momma has preexisting conditions, she has lupus. our insurance went up. the fact that this president said we could keep our healthcare. we were comfortable with what we had but we couldn't keep that insurance plan. it's issue after issue that this law hurt black america. i just want them to be honest about it let's have an honest policy debate about where we move forward but they don't want to do that. ainsley: what has the president done for the black community? >> president trump? ainsley: um-huh. >> he has this new deal for black america that i'm really interested in. when he talked about school choice, that is a major accomplishment. when we are talking about black businesses investing in those black businesses, that's going to bring jobs back to our community. i'm willing to get on board and support this president if he does what he says he is going to do. steve: all right. lawrence jones, host for "the blaze" on the radio. thanks for getting up early on this monday morning and telling your story. >> thanks, family, y'all take care. ainsley: newcomer emanuel macron defeating national isles marine le pen. katie hop cinsz was in the middle of the celebration and she is going to join us live next. steve: while you were sleeping, the yankees and cubs were playing baseball and playing baseball and playing baseball. how did it end and what time? got that coming up. brian: i shouldn't give the time? steve: no. ♪ goodness gracious ♪ great balls of fire ♪ you came along and you wooed me honey ♪ i changed my mind ♪ i was always "the girl with psoriasis." people don't stare anymore. i never joined in. that wasn't fair to any of us. i was covered. i tried lots of things over the years. but i didn't give up. i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. that still works. now? 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>> oh, no, no, no. it was never going to be a brexit moment. macron was always going to win. that was very clear from the organization of the celebrations way in advance of the results being announced. we always knew he was going to win. you are completely right. 65%. a much bigger win than i anticipated actually. the person that came second was not marine le pen the 14 million voters who chose to abstain or spoil their ballot paper rather than vote for macron. of the 20 million people who vote for macron they weren't really voting for macron necessarily they were voting to stop marine. what really headquarter my heart last night and yes i do have a heart was that he walked up to the stage to the tune of the eu national anthem. joy. and i find that very difficult, indeed. this really is a man, you know, marine le pen said it well. whoever wins, it will be a woman. it will either be me or merkel. and i really do feel this is a win for merkel and loss for europe. brian: brussels is the new capital of france. sounds like. >> absolutely. brian: what does he stand for? he wants to hold onto the 35-hour workweek. he has nothing to really address a 23% of young people who are unemployed. and he wants to give money, something like 15,000 euros for people in their 20's to go do things cultural significance like go to movies and museums. what does that do? >> yeah. i mean, it really is off the scale bonkers, this guy. the fact that he has got in kind of fills me with fear. when you walk around. i walked out of the station to my hotel, it took me two or three blocks before i found a woman and found a white person. that's the dodgy areas of france as they currently sit. there is a 10% unemployment rate. employment regulation that he brought in. he is a banker. he is married to someone old enough to be his grand. found him school age 15. he doesn't have a real job. he doesn't have a children. he doesn't have a proper family so he doesn't connect to people. ainsley: he was a socialist at one point, wasn't he? >> yeah. is he basicallyhold in a newer younger kind of prettier, i don't see it myself guy. and ultimately, you know what? he thinks we can solve all the problems of the world by opening up borders and paying for a few people to go to the movies. in reality, you know, we just have the bataclan attacks. we have these kind of things to stop trucks from ramming in to people. another terror attack. have you got to question what this is this 38, 39-year-old going to do. his speech told us last night everything he was against. it didn't tell us anything that he was actually standing for. steve: she is not a fan of his but she went to his party last night. [laughter] steve: katie, thank you very much for joining us. [laughter] >> not a fan. steve: she is terrific. i like her a lot. brian: i just don't know where she stands. i have no idea. ainsley: so why did she vote for him? let's hand it over to jacque to find out what's going on here in america as far as headlines are concerned. jackie: we have serious news to get to this morning. former penn state fraternity brother breaking silence after 20 fellow brothers. left unconscious for 12 hours after falling down a flight of stairs. cordell davis claims he wanted to call 911 but no one would let him. >> said you are overreacting, you don't know what you are talking about. i said i a.m. do know what i'm talking about. you can have a concussion. basically they just wanted to make sure that they themselves were safe rather than tim truly being safe. jackie: charges against the fraternity members include involuntary manslaughter and evidence tampering. restoring law and order. abbot signing a bill online banning sanctuary cities. the first to do so under the trump administration. >> texas is to keep them safe and that is exactly what we are going to do by me signing this law. jackie: the law allows the state to withhold funding from local governments enacting sanctuaries for illegals will also punishes authorities who refuse to question the immigration stalls from anyone detained. don't miss greg abbott on "fox & friends" in the 8:00 hour. that's coming up. liberals ramping up their use of foul mouth rhetoric to slam republican policies. the latest california senator harris using profanity to bash the healthcare reform bill. >> you might as well say well, people don't starve because they don't have food [bleep] [laughter] jackie: keeping it classy there. comes on the heels of exlettive laced speeches from new dnc chairman tom perez. >> healthcare because he doesn't give a [bleep] because this is a [bleep] budget. those republican leaders and president trump don't give a [bleep]. jackie: is he refusing to apologize for those words and mocks critics for his salty language. chicago cubs playing marathon 6 hour game finishing up. that's right. did you tell math already. just hours ago, 18 innings, guys, that's two baseball games like you said. the teams breaking a record in the process, combining for a whopping 48 strikeouts, the yanks winning 5 to 4. putting the game away with, you guessed it, a strikeout. brian: they swept the cubs. the yankees might be for real. ainsley: what about all the kids were there. up until 3:00 in the morning. ainsley: i would be for it all too, one night. steve: i have a question. when the show goes until 2:00 in the morning what time do they cut the beer off? brian: 1:50678930 minutes before. they are supposed to cut it off seventh inning. steve: go another 12 innings no beer. brian: untap the beer chant especially in chicago. janice, what time do you cut off yourself from drinking beer? janice: that's why, you know, invented the flask. have you heard of that before? i have one engraved. let's take a quick look at your forecast. tell you we have got to warm up here in the northeast it is cold out there. cooler than average temperatures. trough across the northeast. the high pressure is going to dominate the u.s. freeze warnings still in effect for a lot of these regions where it's below freezing until 9:00 a.m. that's when things are l. expire. low pressure moves across the northeast. bring us inclement weather this week and cooler temperatures across the west. we have also unsettled weather that will continue. will be ongoing. hey. listen. brian, happy birthday my friend. brian: thank you very much. i'm in the after glow. janice: i will do my marilyn monroe later on. brian: great job in kentucky. janice: thank you. we will talk about it later. brian: fine. i will put it off until a little bit later. fan tank. 18 minutes before the top of the hour. special surprise for. cover of ainsley's brand new book coming out in the fall. steve: and, still ahead, dr. 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we have candace rodoykski here. my publishing company is donating up to 5,000 books to first book if people at home tweet take heart my child from today through mother's day you're going to give these 5,000 books to military children. >> that's right. that's right. ainsley: that's right. >> we are. steve: tell us your story how you grew up in a military family. >> sure. well, my father spent 25 years in the u.s. navy. and so as a child, moving regularly, you have to adjust to new environments, new routines, make new friends. and i remember that often books were the greatest comfort during those transitions. steve: because wherever you were the book would go with you. >> the book was there. that's right. and ainsley, your book take heart my child is so warm and comforting and it's just gorgeous and it's exactly the type of book that can help ease difficult transitions. ainsley: i just love that those are my father's words and advice that my dad gave us growing up and i was able to pass on to my child. those military children those are our heroes. >> children glowing up in military families have such unique experiences and committed to supporting them. brian: brings a family together when you know at certain times you might have to miss one of them when you are aware. makes you not take anything for granted. >> absolutely. i can remember coping with the absence of times of deployment. they reflect life experiences that children can relate to and validate those experiences but also provide a glimpse into what is possible. ainsley: my dad was in the army reserves and retired after 22 years. he was such a disciplinarian. whatever he learned in the military he would bring home to us and a lot of the values that they teach you fighting for our country, he would bring home and teach us. so a lot of these lessons in the books, in the pages when the kids, they don't have their parent at home they can read through these pages and it teaches them valuable lessons that their parents are learning overseas. >> that's right. at first book we are so proud to reach thousands of military families through incredible blue star families and toys for tots. brian: with face time can you have one parent reading the book deployed to a child at home. i hear that's done a lot as well. >> absolutely. great groox groups like united through reading allow deployed parents to record themselves reading and send a video in book. ainsley: remember that one story the little girl was hugging the teddy bear and her dad had left a message the teddy bear was talking to her and she could hear his voice. steve: my dad is a bear now. ainsley: i know. it was really sweet. #take heart my child. if you #that on any of the social media outlets. every hash tag that's one book going to a child. >> simon shiewser is donating 5,000 copies for social media hash tag. steve: recent article in new york magazine blames the nra for terrorism. and our next guest says enough is enough with the media bias against guns. antonia okafor is firing back. brian: shoots a hole through hillary clinton's election excuses. you will hear from her. great. ♪ a little bit crazy like new orleans ♪ memphis blue and daytona sunny ♪ cotton in some cut off jeans ♪ ♪ ♪ brian: recent article in new york magazine titled isis appreciate the nra's work. isis claims loose gun laws in the u.s. makes the u.s. susceptible to terrorism. ainsley: read that again. they say isis appreciates the nra's work. is this just the media misleading the public on guns. antonia okafor. good morning, good to see you. >> good morning. thanks for having me. ainsley: reading that is ridiculous, isn't it. >> absolutely. it really plays into the larger narrative which is that the media bias particularly the media bias against the second amendment and for gun control is something that we have unfortunately been hearing for a very long time. and it has steeped into now directly saying that the nra basic solid supporting isis in their efforts is absolutely absurd. brian: in the isis magazine they point out that can you get a semiautomatic weapon in the u.s. without a license. so go take advantage of that. ainsley: if you buy it at a gun show. brian: if you buy it at a gun show. >> absolutely. this is not the -- this isn't the first time that we have heard about gun show loopholes and the left using that myth to scare people. you know, the last week in texas we have already had horrific events on college campuses. uc austin we had a stabbing. unfortunately one person was killed. we also had a murder-suicide at community college. brian: remember ohio state trying to run over you with a car, this guy. and that is their new thing. should we ban trucks and cars? >> absolutely. no. and the fact that, you know, it's always been campus carry. i'm a campus carry activist. it has bulls been about personal protection not campus protection. we don't know what's going to happen on college campuses and off campus. the 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t raiders have purchased 62 aches of land in las vegas near the malandy bay hotel in las vegas..theylocatyion that is convient for tourists and locals alike..next up naming rights....for the new facility. one of the questions going into this series is-- will steve kerr be back on the bench? for the answer, we turn to mark carpenter, who filed this report from warriors headquarters. as the warriors head into round 2, the early into round 2, warriors head as the warriors head into round 2, the early indication is that mike brown will remain the head coach throughout the duration of the series, and the team is not holding its breath for come back"we know how bad he wants to be here and how bad we would love for him to be here, but at the end of the day, he needs to take care of what he has to take care of and whether that's this year or (anchor) time now (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. clear and warm weather will continue the rest of today through tuesday. cooling arrives along the big sur coast wednesday while hot and

the raiders with another big step to las vegastoday they purchased 62 acres on land in las vegas forposed stadium the area which is next to mandalay bay reportedly cost $77.5 million the organization is expected to open the new stadium in time for the 2020 nfl season, although the team might make the move to nevada by 2019.the team is set to build a $1.9 billion stadium , financed partly by the team, bank of america and $750 million from tax revenues.here is county commision steve sisolak on the steve sisolak commision here is county commision steve sisolak on the (sot: sisolak) meanwhile... the giants opening a three game series in dodger stadium...right now... some good news for the a's sonny gray was officially pulled off the disabled list today he has not pitched yet this seasongray is slated to pitch tomorrow night agianst the twins in minnesota his pitch count will reportedly be limited to between 80-to-90 90between 80-to-90 law and order s-v-u... is next. then, we are back at 10:00 with the day's big stories, gary has sports and your four zone weather forecast with brittney sh

cavaliersseries 1-0 game 2 wednesday in cleveland the raiders with another big step to las vegastoday they purchased 62 acres on land in las proposed stadium the area which is next to mandalay bay reportedly cost $77.5 million the organization is expected to open the new stadium in time for the 2020 nfl season, although the team might make the move to nevada by 2019.the team is set to build a $1.9 billion stadium , financed partly by the team, bank of america and $750 million from tax revenues.here is county commision steve sisolak on the purchase(sot: sisolak) ... (steve) much more news coming up at the top of the hour.a 15 year- old...gunned down while driving in a quiet san francisco neighborhood.tonight residents are on edge..as police try to track down his killer.(grant) stay tuned for kron 4 news at eleven... all the day's big stories , and your forecast, in half the time.(steve) but first.. getting ready for 2020 already...president trump has a new campaign ad on th e air... next -- we take a look at how the democratic field is shaping up. (steve) just when you thought it was safe to watch t-v again... the countdown

la la light. wait a minute. that's moon land. oh, no, beauty and the beast. maria: yankees and cubs with six-hour pitch dual. first emmanuel macron winning big in yesterday's election in france as expected but the wave of populism maybe not be pulling back. ashley, good morning to you. ashley: good morning, to you, maria. no, it wasn't even close, was it? the polls finally coming at 66% for emmanuel macron, 34% for marine laat he was the favorite going in and, indeed, he won very convincingly, however, many people telling us here it was more a vote against la pen than for macron. neither candidates were particularly liked and macron being the former banker, described as elitist who will just carry on the status quo of french politics, but regardless he did win, he becomes france's youngest ever french president and has a lot of work ahead of him. and he also acknowledged in central paris that he knows that there's extremist views out there, people are concerned about immigration and security and he says he will address those fears. take a listen to this. >> faced with extremism, i know that we have certain disagreements and i will respect them but i will also be loyal to that commitment that was made. i will protect for republic and i will do my upmost, upmost during the five years to come to make sure that absolutely no reason whatsoever to vote for extremists. [cheers and applause] ashley: while certain

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( james ) coming up on the kron for morning news at five. thousands take to bay area strets to protest against the president. we'll show you what happened on may day. and after the break. colin kaepernick may be without a job, but he's helping others get closer to finding one of their own. we'll explain after the break. ( james ) here is a look at some of the high temperatures for today... a lot of heat around the bay area. ( james ) and here's a live look outside... embarcadero. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) former 49er quarterback colin kaepernick may be without a team right now, but he's still finding ways to score off the football field. he donated dozens of custom made suits to the company "100 suits." they are an organzation that helps give out free business clothes people who are looking for jobs. kaepernick says he will continue to donate his money to causes that promote social justice. he also recently donated 50-thousand dollars to "meals on wheels" and helped pay for an airplane that sent food to somalia. (james) coming up on the kron four morning news at five. a car slams into a popular bay area pet story. anny hong is at the breaking news tracking the overnight developments. plus. a gunman remains on the loose after a 15-year-old is shot and killed. what a stunned community is saying this morning. and hot weather is hitting the bay area already. our team coverage gets you ready for what you need to know for the rest of the day. 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( anny ) and breaking news we are following from overnight... a car crashes into a bay area pet store. we have the new pictures of the damage just into the newsroom. ( james ) and i am tracking hot temperatures. i have your complete forecast coming up. ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( mark ) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (james)our mini heat wave continues as we're expecting another hot day today. let's go outside and check out our 4-zone camera network. it's clear and mild this morning with temperatures in the mid 50s and 60s for most locations. your daypart forecast calls for temperatures to warm to the upper 60s and even low 70s by mid morning. by noon we'll expect low 80s inland and by the bay. later in the afternoon when we hit our high temperatures for today, expect mid 80s along the bay shoreline and low 90s for the inland valleys. we have one more hot day on wednesday before temps begin to come fall. the cool down starts on thursday and continues into the weekend. there is a slight chance of light sprinkles on sunday, but the computer models are very skeptical. i'll keep you updated as we get closer to it. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) and we have team coverage monitoring the heat around the bay area this morning.( mark ) kron 4's terisa estacio is live in lafayette this morning. terisa. ( terisa ) it is going to be a warm day. temperatures in some areas could hit the 90's. i will be out here talking to people about the heat and how they are coping with it all morning along. back to you. ( darya ) thanks terisa. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( mark ) the search continues this morning for the gunman who shot and killed a 15- year-old in san francisco. it happened in the sunset district yesterday afternoon... right near st. ignatius high school. police say the teen was not a student at that school. he was driving in the area when someone opened fire. people who live nearby say they are shocked this happened in their neighborhood. ..( mark ) right now police do not know what led up to the shooting and there is no description of the gunman. the teen who was killed has not been identified. ( darya ) bart police have made a second arrest in connection to the mob attack that happened last month. police are using surveillance video to identify and search for up to sixty teenagers involved in the attack. the mob stormed a train at the coliseum bart station and robbed at least seven passengers and injured two of them in the process. ( mark ) breaking overnight... a car crashes through a pet store in the north bay. anny hong is following the latest from the breaking news desk. anny. (anny) this happened just before 9:30 last night in santa rosa and this morning we are getting our first look at the damage. take a look at these pictures. the store is called village pets. it is at a strip mall on montgomery drive and summerfield road. you can see the car went right through the front of the store. police say there were no injuries and none of the animals in the store were injured. police have not said what led up to the crash. i will continue to follow this story and bring you updates as soon as they come into the newsroom. back to you. . ( darya ) at least 4 people are under arrest after the may day protests in oakland. hundreds of people turned out to the city's fruitvale district in support of workers right's and immigrants.( darya ) those taking part were a broad coalition of unions, workers, and students from a variety of schools that walked out earlier in the day. ( darya ) and the may day protest in san francisco was mostly peaceful despite the large crowds. the event yesterday targeted president trump's policies on illegal immigration. many people took the day off work to send their message. they say the only reason they are in the u-s is for a better life. <"i'm immigrants i come to work to have a good life for me and my daughters and my nephews. this administration has been attacking us since before they were the administration, and the people that of come out today with every step they took were claiming we are here and we're not going anywhere.">( darya ) people who participated in the event say it was not just a protest... but a celebration of what immigrants bring to the u-s. ( darya ) not all of the protests remained peaceful across the country. in several states there were clashes between protesters and police. in both oregon and washington state police say several protesters started throwing things at officers including molotov cocktails. a dozen protesters were arrested in new york on charges of civil disobedience. ( mark ) happening today. closing arguments are set this morning in the trial of the man accused of killing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. the trial is wrapping up after almost three months of witness testimony. sierra went missing in march of 20-12. she was 15 years old. her body has never been found. 26-year-old antolin garcia-torres could face the death penalty if convicted. prosecutors say d-n-a evidence links garcia-torres to the crime. closing arguments will happen at at 9:00 this morning and kron four news will have a reporter in the courtroom. ( mark ) a dish washer at a half moon bay restaurant is arrested and accused of recording women and children inside a restroom. police say 27-year-old pedro jeronimo- gonzalez hid a cell phone in the woman's bathroom at "jersey joe's coastside." he was a part-time employee who had been working there for about six months. a woman found the phone on saturday and called police. the phone captured video of two women and four children using the restroom. the restaurant's owner says he can't believe what his employee is accused of doing: ( mark ) police say he recorded video between 5:30 and 6:15 saturday night. officers are now looking for additional victims who visited the restaurant at that time. jeronimo-gonzalez faces multiple charges for wiretapping and taking pictures of children in a sexual manner. ( darya ) a hiker is recovering this morning after a rattlesnake bit him. authorities say the 47-year- old man was at the top of mission peak yesterday afternoon when he was bit on the hand. the response by emergency crews was delayed because of bad cellphone service. a chopper eventually got him to the hospital where he was given an anti-venom antidote. he is in serious condition this morning. experts have some tips if you or someone you're with gets a rattlesnake bite. first, do not try to suck the venom out. do not apply a tourniquet or ice to the bite. they say you should stay calm, clean the bite and elevate the wound. ( mark ) still ahead... an attack on campus. what police are learning about a student who went on a deadly stabbing spree on a college campus. and later... we are hearing from one of the victims injured in a mass shooting in san diego. hear his message to the people who saved him. and also ahead..good news for your favorite televison or netflix shows. we'll tell you what happened overnight that we keep them in production. ( james ) and i will check your bay area forecast coming up( robin ) and i am tracking you commute after the break. . . no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. this is what i make... honey bunches of oats. it's crispy sweetened flakes, plus crunchy granola clusters, plus a touch of honey. it is 'mmmm', is good! it all adds up to a mouthful of joy. honey bunches of oats. have you tried it yet? ( mark ) california's drought is ending in record numbers... state officials did a final snow measurement for the season. the snowpack is nearly double the average for this time of year... smashing the previous record. the snow in the mountains accounts for about a third of the state's water supply. there is however a potentially dangerous side effect. forecasts call for the merced river to flood later this week in yosemite national park due to the metling snow. ( mark )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast with james fletcher. (james)our mini heat wave continues as we're expecting another hot day today. let's go outside and check out our 4-zone camera network. it's clear and mild this morning with temperatures in the mid 50s and 60s for most locations. your daypart forecast calls for temperatures to warm to the upper 60s and even low 70s by mid morning. by noon we'll expect low 80s inland and by the bay. later in the afternoon when we hit our high temperatures for today, expect mid 80s along the bay shoreline and low 90s for the inland valleys. we have one more hot day on wednesday before temps begin to come fall. the cool down starts on thursday and continues into the weekend. there is a slight chance of light sprinkles on sunday, but the computer models are very skeptical. i'll keep you updated as we get closer to it. no major hot spots. san (james)our mini heat wave continues as we're expecting another hot day today. let's go outside and check out our 4-zone camera network. it's clear and mild this morning with temperatures in the mid 50s and 60s for most locations. your daypart forecast calls for temperatures to warm to the upper 60s and even low 70s by mid morning. by noon we'll expect low 80s inland and by the bay. later in the afternoon when we hit our high temperatures for today, expect mid 80s along the bay shoreline and low 90s for the inland valleys. we have one more hot day on wednesday before temps begin to come fall. the cool down starts on thursday and continues into the weekend. there is a slight chance of light sprinkles on sunday, but the computer models are very skeptical. i'll keep you updated as we get closer to it. no major hot spots. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. no major hot spots. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) the city of san francisco has settled a lawsuit with short-term rental website air b-n-b. the company took the city to court saying regular registration requirements don't apply to air b-n-b because it's an online company. the settlement now requires air b-n-b hosts to register on the site before they can list a property. the company will also have a monthly list of short-term rentals in san francisco. that's so they can verify and enforce registration. ( darya ) the settlement will start impacting new renters in about four months. current renters will have a few months after that to start following the new requirements. ( mark ) the father accused of abducting his 4- month-old daughter from a mountain view hotel last month is in jail this morning. 45 year old michael wallin turned himself in to police sunday night. officers say he drove away from the hotel with his daughter madilyn wallin on his lap back in early april. an amber alert was issued for madilyn and she was found the next morning. wallin is facing charges of child endangerment and assault with a deadly weapon. ( darya ) there are new charges this morning against a man accused of killing an elderly woman during her morning walk in sacramento. neven butler is facing murder, assault and attempted rape charges. police say the 18-year old killed an 86- year old woman after sexually and physically assaulting her at a high school track last week. butler is also accused of assaulting a 61-year-old and 92-year-old on that same day. butler will be back in court next month. he's being held without bail. ( mark ) two of the students injured in a stabbing attack on the campus of the university of texas at austin were released from the hospital overnight. the attack happened yesterday when a student armed with a knife stabbed several people...killing one. police say the suspect is 21-year-old kendrex white. police say white surrendered after the stabbings and they are trying to figure out a motive. one victim is still recovering from their injuries. ( mark ) police believe there is no longer a threat to the school community but there will be extra officers on campus today as a precaution. ( mark ) and in dallas, a man opened fire on paramedics who were responding to a call. one of those paramedics is in critical condition this morning. police say the man shot and injured his neighbor yesterday morning. the shooter then started firing at emergency workers who responded to the scene. police say the gunman killed himself inside a home after a standoff with police. ( darya ) new this morning... the writers strike in hollywood has been avoided and your favorite television shows go on. members of the writers guild of america reached a deal overnight. a strike would have impacted popular t-v shows like "walking dead," and "american horror story." writers say they wanted better compensation and health benefits. ( darya ) still ahead ... president trump says congress is close to passing a new health care law but there's a hold up. we'll explain what's happening in congress. and next... the warriors are getting ready for round two of the playoffs but not without having a little fun at the expense of the giants. hear steph curry's jab at madison bumgarner. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge. shake up your routine with a completely new way to clean. new colgate total advanced health mouthwash. shake to activate a powerful cleaning action that removes twenty four times more bacteria. improve the health of your mouth with new colgate total advanced health mouthwash. shake to clean. we can't stay here! why? terrible toilet paper! i'll never get clean! way ahead of you. charmin ultra strong. it cleans better. it's four times stronger... ...and you can use less. enjoy the go with charmin. no major hot spots. traffic is moving well on wb 580 out of richmond. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( mark ) the warriors are getting ready for tonight's playoff game but that didn't prevent steph curry from taking a little jab at giants pitcher madison bumgarner during yesterday's practice.( darya ) curry was asked about night-life in utah and what he planned to do on his off-days in salt lake city.<"i heard it snowed last week so i might try to go to the slopes, do a little snow boarding, snowmobiling, hang out in the altitude. i won't be riding dirt bikes, shout out to mad-bum.">( darya ) bumgarner is out for two months after injuring his shoulder in a dirt bike accident. ( mark ) on the field. johnny cueto took on clayton kershaw at dodger stadium. hunter pence takes kershaw deep in the first inning, giving the giants a 2 to nothing lead. later in the game, buster posey hits a solo home run off kershaw. the dodgers ace gave up 8 hits and 4 runs in 6 innings.( mark ) on the field. johnny cueto took on clayton kershaw at stadium. hunter kershaw deep in the first inning, giving the giants a 2 to nothing lead.game, buster posey hits a solo home run the dodgers ace gave up 8 hits and 4 runs in 6 innings. giants win 4 to 3. they play again tonight at 7:10. ( darya ) happening tonight. the a's are in minnesota to take on the twins. and good news for the a's... sonny gray is officially off the disabled list. he will get his first start of the season tonight. first pitch is set for 5:10. ( darya ) the raiders take another big step in the direction of las ) they purchased 62 acres of land in vegas for their proposed stadium. the area, which is next to mandalay bay reportedly cost more than 77 million dollars. the raiders are expected to open the new stadium in time for the 20-20 n-f-l season, although the team might make the move to nevada by 20-19. the team is set to build a 1 point 9 billion dollar stadium... payed for partly by the team, bank of america and $750 million from tax revenues. ( will ) the warriors will begin round two of the n-b-a playoffs tonight without head coach steve kerr. i have reaction from teh players coming up.( james ) it is going to get hot today. a look at afternoon highs around the bay area. your bay area forecast is next. s the story behind green mountain coffee and fair trade? let's take a flight to colombia. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup

land in las vegas. it's just a mile west of the vegas strip near i-15 and close to the airport. the las vegas review journal reports the price tag is about $77 million. they want to start playing in time for the 2020 season. >>> may day ment protestors in cities from san francisco to san jose. >> common theme today: worker and immigrant rightsto take a s against the president. those rallies started early this morning and they know even now. chopper 5 live over a march in oakland for the half-hour or so. people have been marching through the fruit valley district. right now they're at foothill and 20th. the rallies not just about wages and working conditions, but about immigrations and families. some businesses closing their doors today to draw attention to the contribution of immigrant workers. hundreds of people filling the streets marching from the financial district to herman plaza. those started about 8:00 this morning. 200 people taking over the intersection of sam san on washington. protestors linked arms to block that driveway. >> i've been an organizer all my life and for the fi

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