are gambling with their lives" estn jugando con su propia vida, es lo que nos dice este oficial de lapdmos las calles de la ciudad para captar a conductores distrados.. como este con un celular y un cigarrillo en la mano... pero cuando quien va al volante es un chofer inexperto, como un adolescente, las posibilidades de un accidente mortal se triplican detective william bustos/ lapd "queremos que disfruten las vacaciones" lo que no es nada seguro, es utilizar los celulares mientras se conduce, ir a exceso de velocidad o no colocarse el cinturn. mucho menos es consumir alcohol o drogas, e ir al volante de un automvil pero, los oficiales planean estar al acecho de quienes no sean lo suficientemente conscientes y responsables. en los ltimos 5 aÑos, los accidentes mortales ocasionados por choferes menores de edad han causado centenares de muertes peter meza/ dpto. de seguros "1600 personas han muerto" as termin el auto que conduca una joven que haba ingerido alcohol, durante una celebracin que se torn mortal la prudencia y la responsabilidad son claves, segn los agentes del orden, para evit

lapd tweeted this video out with the caption, who knew lapd officers can move like this when they getir bikes? >>> a bay area woman on her way to a rosie the riveter reunion. we will tell you about a life- changing experience decades after her contribution to the war effort. quin was crazy about curls. but it took a twist of fate to find a high-end curler at such a head turning price. and that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. ♪ >>> a1 for pant -- for pet owners in san francisco. there are reports of coyote activity and presidio with at least two people claiming their dogs were attacked. experts say coyote puppy season runs from spring through fall and during that time coyote parents are more protective of their den. if you see coyotes turnaround and leave them alone. >>> a bizarre type of theft hitting the willow glen neighborhood of san jose. someone is hacking away at people's gardens. in some cases stealing prized camellia bushes. the most recent theft happened monday night at a home on mildred aven

. -- lapd. want to make sure we got this video in. check out the officer in uniform.. >> at the salsa. >> cuban-american music festival, downtown l.a. heard the music. popped off his bike. >> he >>> this morning on "world news now," comey in the spotlight. the former fbi director testifies before congress about his one-on-one conversations with the president. we have new reaction from a trump lawyer, plus see how people across the country are settling in for the tv spectacle. >> plus the showdown on capitol hill. senators with tough questions for the nation's top intelligence officials. all of them though, refusing to say whether or not president trump had asked them to intervene in comey's russia investigation. >> and new this half-hour, we are going courtside at nba finals. >> yes we are, game three. turning into an epic nail biter with lebron james, battling hard to keep his kingdom from crumbling. we'll have a full wrap-up including preview of the upcoming do or die game four.

. >>> number seven, great video of an lapd officer got off his bike for the salsa. he got into it.he department wrote, who knew lapd motor officers can move like this when they get off they're bikes. >> incredible. >> see the lady in the blue, she's doing a little praise with the hand up. >> that's the appropriate response. >> makes sense. >>> a live look right now in washington. you can see dianne feinstein coming down the hall way and the comey testimony set to begin in five minutes from now. >> we will have that live for you here on abc7, and you can take us on your mobile device and watch us as you are on the train or bus this morning. >> and i will be live tweeting the event, too. >> and download the app for free, abc7 news app. >> rain is going to continue through about noon and then just scattered showers this afternoon, but if you are headed out, use the app for that, too. >> very good. make sure you do all that, watch the rain and the comey temp has been probably the most hyped congressional testimony in many, many years. >> absolutely. >> we will be seeing you again at 11

and cnn legal contributor and law enforcement analyst and also along with him is a former lapd officer"into the kill zone." welcome to the panel, you two. so, mark, you're a jury consultant. based on what you just watched, explain how the jury acquitted this officer of second degree manslaughter. >> i think that the standard is not a higher standard, it's a different standard that jurors hold officers to and it's because of the way that laws are set up. they literally are boxed in, in a sense that they are told what they're evaluating is simply at that exact moment he decided to pull the trigger did he fear for his life or not? and if he did, it's almost a trigger. it's such a narrow scope i think jurors in these cases feel boxed in, in a way. they're deferential to police officers. they give them the benefit of the doubt. and they don't want to question their judgment in that exact moment and it might not be fair. there might be a whole bunch that would go into it. but the perspective that the jurors and the legal standard and the so-to-speak narrowing of that, their focus is so narro

lapd reports the officer was responding to reports of a shooting in the wilmington neighborhood. a shootout broke out. one suspect is dead, another in custody. the officer is in stable condition. >>> developing tonight, santa rosa police are asking for help to find a missing teen. 17-year-old gabriella graduated from high school on friday and went out looking for a job yesterday morning and hasn't been seen since. she dropped off some job applications and used a computer at the library. >>> new details about a child abandoned in san francisco. witnesses saw a woman push her 5-year-old daughter out of the car near the san francisco zoo. the child's father left on a skateboard moments before. the police have found the parents. police contacted the father did, which led them to the mother. >>> we're staying on top of new developments in a story we first brought you at 5:00. a bay area uber driver arrested after a passenger said she was sexually assaulted. only "abc7 news" caught up with that driver tonight outside his ho. cornell bernard is live with the story. cornell? >> reporter:

the new scandal plaguing the lapd. >>> search warrants are currently being served it kings residence and on his vehicle and on his locker and on his phone. a judge in ohio has declared a second mistrial in the case of a white university of cincinnati police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black driver. the shot was caught on the officers body camera. the jury was deadlocked in the trial. he shot a 43-year-old man in the head after pulling him over for a missing front license plate in july 2015. tensing testified he was afraid he was going to be killed but the prosecutor said the evidence contradicted that story. the victims family is demanding a third trial. >> a veteran police officer is accused of having sex with a 15- year-old police cadet. he called his actions despicable. kaine is a 10 year veteran who was responsible for checking on police cars and other items. the 15-year-old girl and other cadets are suspected of taking cruisers out for joy rights leading to a pursuit and crash last week. investigators uncovered explicit messages between the girl and officer. >> search

where's the lapd dive team? those guys are masters at this stuff.searching for evidence on a double homicide-- a gun dumped in san pedro harbor. no divers within an hour of the pits, the woman is struggling for oxygen. fire and rescue are stumped. they need us. honey, i know you have to work, so i can watch ralph. all right. uh... okay, be good. both of you. walter! yeah, i hear you! i'm coming! toby: whoa, whoa, whoa. alice in chains! what's with walter in flannel? happy: i gave you those to use as rags in the lab. why are you wearing them? i always wear flannel. i love fl-flannel. i smell more rat. her name is beth reid. she's conscious, unharmed. she's been in there for 30 minutes. have you had any communication? her phone still works. we can video chat with her from the command station. i'll be in there. oh, what size car, and how bad is the leaking? small sedan. there's seepage around the windows. she must be getting dizzy as hell from the fumes coming off the tar. she mentioned that, too. she needs to seal off the windows and the ac vents. bas

lapd reports the officer was responding to reports of a shooting in the wilmington neighborhood.other in custody. the officer is in stable condition. >>> developing tonight, santa rosa police are asking for help to find a missing teen. 17-year-old gabriella graduated from high school on friday and went out looking for a job yesterday morning and hasn't been seen since. she dropped off some job applications and used a computer at the library. >>> new details about a child abandoned in san francisco. witnesses saw a woman push her 5-year-old daughter out of the car near the san francisco zoo. the child's father left on a skateboard moments before. the police have found the parents. police contacted the father did, which led them to the mother. >>> we're staying on top of new developments in a story we first brought you at 5:00. a bay area uber driver arrested after a passenger said she was sexually assaulted. only "abc7 news" caught up with that driver tonight outside his home. cornell bernard is live with the story. cornell? >> reporter: more on that exchange with the suspect in j

mayor and lapd chief. real life bat-signal is proje projected at city hall tonight 9:00 p.m.ow cool. >> a lot of batman, he'll always be known as the batman. >>> the speculation went from impossible to improbable to inevitable and the fight son. floyd merriweather jr. and connor mcgregor will face off in a boxing match. this will be an ultimate mismatch on paper but the pre-fight stuff is so entertaining. >> august 26th on pay per view out of las vegas. this summer, journey into the adirondacks where campers carve through stone. and to the thousand islands, where kids can be kings. if you like big adventure, you'll love new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer getaway at iloveny.com >>> hanging in the balance, the jurors in their fourth day of deliberations. >> their sights set on dover as the annual musical festival moves into town. >> nbc news starts now. >> i know a lot of people very excited about fire flies. >> this is the news today. i'm tracy henderson. >> hey, bill. >> i know we have a lot of people excited about today. nice and cool and nice br

mayor and lapd chief. real life bat-signal is proje projected at city hall tonight 9:00 p.m.how cool. >> a lot of batman, he'll always be known as the batman. >>> the speculation went from impossible to improbable to inevitable and the fight son. floyd merriweather jr. and connor mcgregor will face off in a boxing match. this will be an ultimate mismatch on paper but the pre-fight stuff is so entertaining. >> august 26th on pay per view out of las vegas. >>> right now on "news 4 today," lawmakers and their aides targeted. >> nearly 24 hours later we're learning about him, his motive and the question he asked just before that attack. >> plus, the latest on his victims, who they are, their conditions and the plans to keep today's congressional baseball game they were practicing for safe and secure. >>> "news 4 today" starts now. >>> it is 4:26. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm erika eun yang is on location. >>> first we'll check in with meteorologist chuck bell and lauren rickets first. good morning, guys. >> good morning. >> quiet start to the day. >> yes.

. >>> the lapd investigating vandalism at the home of lebron james. say a racial slur was spray painted on a gate leading to his property early wednesday. a source familiar with the incident tells nbc news it was the n word. james spoke about it ahead of the nba final against the golden state warriors. >> racism will always be a part of the world, a part of america, and you know, hate, you know in america especially for african-americans, is living every day. no matter how much money you have, no matter how famous you are, no matter how many people admire you, you know, being black in america is tough. >> authorities say the slur was already painted over by the time they arrived and that they are checking video in the area to identify the culprit. >>> ahead, the big purchase the obamas made, plus, one of jerry garcia's prize guitars was auctioned off. how much it sold for, next. worrying about your big... about the client dinner. you gonna wear? hannah. did you get that email i sent you? i need you to respond... ...before you wake up. when life keeps

. >> lapd has launched a criminal investigation -- >> reporter: she says it was someone else who combined the photo with this picture of her from the same day. the combination went viral and the backlash online immediate and relentless. people calling her repulsive and vile. accused of body shaming, mathers says she even got death threats. >> i had lost my privacy after taking privacy from somebody else. >> was it wrong to take the photo? was it wrong to post it? >> absolutely. >> yes on both accounts? >> yes on both accounts. >> reporter: mathers maintains she was trying to send the picture to a friend privately as part of an ongoing conversation but accidentally posted it publicly. >> it had no intent to be honest, i just finished an hour-long workout, sitting in a scalding hot sauna, i was exhausted, just in the middle of this conversation, and i literally just looked up, snapped a photo, and sent it. to what i thought was a friend. and it ended up being all of snapchat. >> reporter: she apologized online. >> that was absolutely wrong. and not what i meant to do. >> reporter: but that

the investigation of stolen lapd cruisers.s ranging in age from 14 to 18 are now charged. onof the cars had been misng for nearly a month. investigators think the teens made at least one traffic stop while joyriding. >> billboard looks back at the life and career of rapper prodigy. ♪ >> prodigy was half of the new york hip-hop duo mob deep. his publicist said he died after being hospitalized in las vegas for complications from sickle cell anemia. prodigy was 42 years old. >>> and "a very ity" says academy award winner daniel day-lewis is retiring from acting. he gave no decision for retiring. he's the only three-time winner for best actor. >>> still ahead, redefining the ken doll. barbie's boyfriend is switching up the look to include new hairstyles and body types. barbie's boyfriend is switching up the look to include new hairstyles and body types. then the chronic, widespread pain drained my energy. my doctor said moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. she also prescribed lyrica. fibromyalgia is thought to be the result o

. >> lapd investigating the incident as an act of vandalism and possible hate crime.y also believe that the entire incident was captured on surveillance video. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> so history will be made tonight when lebron and the cavaliers tip off against the warriors. they become the first two teams to ever meet in three straight nba finals. >> the cavaliers are the defending champs. dramatic come back to win the title in seven games last year will be pretty difficult to beat. >> steph curry and warriors are looking for some revenge. game one tonight in oakland. starts at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. we are kind of excited to see the guys once again. >> always a good game. that's the thing. >> yeah, like the rubber match. >> kept us on our toes last time. >> despite temperatures in the 60s. there was a heat wave in duluth, minnesota. >> helicopter carrying dorito's, heat wave flavored chips, dropped a pallet of doritos in one of the city's parks. now duluth was chosen it registered one of the coldest temperature thousands in the country on

lapd landon -- landon dowdy has more in the cnbc business news. good morning. >> reporter: good friday morning to you. that's right. top business leaders are reacting to president trump's decision to pull the u.s. out of the paris climate agreement. tesla ceo elon musk, and disney ceo bob iger, says they will quit white house advisory councils over the move. and in a rare tweet, some saying i it''s a setback for the world. and apple ceo tim cook said he tried but failed to persuade the president to keep the u.s. in the paris deal. back to you. >> a new plan that could save time for walmart customers. tell us about that. >> reporter: that's right. a new way of delivery. walmart is testing a new program to where they have workers deliver online orders to customers on their way home. employees who opt in to the program will get extra cash as an incentive. the test is now available at two stores in new jersey. the other one near walmart's headquarters in arkansas. the head of walmart's online business says the aim is to cut shipping costs and get purc

an lapd officer is recovering after a shooting that left a suspect dead. investigators say the officer was responding to a call of a man with a gun last night. police say the officer hurt one of his arms but they do not believe he was hit by gunfire. the suspect was pronounced dead at the scene. the cause of death is still under investigation. >>> bill cosby's accuser returns to the stand today following a day of emotional testimony yesterday. andrea constand cried as she told her story in public for the first time saying the man that she saw as a mentor drugged then sexually assaulted her in his home in 2004. constand testified she didn't tell anyone about the incident for a year because she didn't want to cause trouble. cosby's attorneys say the two had consensual sex. >>> dish network has been ordered to pay a record $280 million fine for its robocalls. the justice department says the satellite television company call registry laws and a judge ruled that dish knew or should have known that its third party call centers were violating the law. the money w

. >>> well the lapd arrested a total of seven police a cadets since last week for alleged bad behaviorcars and then leading real officers on wild pursuits in the stolen cruisers and even conducting car stops. all of the cadets who were arrested range in age from 14 to 20. the scandal forced the police chief to review policies for managing police inventory he suspended the voluntar vol hun t program. >>> now that's summer a loft us will be spending time in the sun. when we return, we'll tell you why that means you may want to rethink taking one of your vitamin supplements that's in your medicine cabinet. katie? >>> and jim as we're getting ever closer to the upcoming weekend i expect wire of we're going to find a mixed bag this weekend much there is a frontal passage that will take place friday into saturday that will allow for shower or thunderstorm and scattered fashion to fire up on saturday. it does turn brighter and still pretty warm by sunday. so somewhat of a half and half for you there. in the meantime, it's about to get awfully steamy. we'll talk about that and also the path ci

. >> reporter: the lapd is investigating the incident as an act of vandalism and a possible hate crime. they also have reason to believe that the entire incident may have been captured on surveillance video. david. >> linsey davis with us, thank you, linsey. >>> next this evening, to never before seen images and they're difficult. inside the massacre at the pulse nightclub in orlando. body camera images from the police, who bravely rushed into the darkened club, climbing through a broken window, not knowing what they would find. abc's brian ross with what they saw, what they heard and tonight, right here, exclusive interviews with those brave officers. >> reporter: this is what orlando police officers saw and heard as they raced inside the pulse nightclub. [ gunshots ] >> reporter: the bodycam videos capturing the urgency of the hunt for the active shooter. >> i see shadows moving in here. >> reporter: officers unable to tell who was hiding in the darkness -- a victim or a shooter. >> show us your hands. >> okay, come out. come out. we're the police, man. >> reporter: this video comes

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. >> and rapper 'lil kim in center of lapd investigation involving robbery of home she rented out for bet awards party. have set it all up. >> and bill koz didn't pr team can't agree with itself. couldn't districting staimingts it made about town halls the topic was about sexual assault education. back after . >> his mother valley will receive 2.9 through an insurance trust. and castile shooting death gained wide spread aattention after his girl friend live streamed. it the officer that fired the shot was acquitted of all charges. the settlement couldak >> li'l kim is involved in the robbery of home she rented and according to tmz li'l kim was disappointed the -- with the home and demanded her money back. when the homeowner refused an argument broke out and police were called. after li'l kim area her crew left the house tmz says the house was robbed we a group of men in ski mask they took the deposit check and cash to totaling $20,000. thieves did not leave before slashing homeowner's car ti tires. >> bill cosby publicist is denying claims the unp coming town hall meeting will be abou

going viral for his serious salsa skills, showing them off at the cube ban music festival who do lapd get off their bikes >> waiting to move it >> that's a good one. all right, thanks being with us tonight at 5:00. >>> starts now. >>> >> >> as anticipation builds for tomorrow's congressional testimony four top u.s. intelligence officials take hot seat before the senate intelligence committee >>> authorities in montgomery county continue to investigate the homicide of two teenagers as one of them is laid to rest today. i'm matt ackland. that story coming up >>> a bold bandit use as backhoe to rob a bank. the news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> thanks for joining us i'm marina marraco >> i'm lauren demarco. a big hearing in front of the senate intelligence committee. the big four were in the hot seat, the director of national intelligence, the acting director of the fbi, the director of the nsa and the deputy attorney general all testified advice chairman mark warner waste into the probe. asking the men if they have ever felt pressure to do anything immoral >> i have never been directed

the lapd says they do have security video. they don't know just exactly what it shows.ut they are going over it very, very carefully. from brentwood, dave lopez, kpix 5. >>> new dashcam video shows the moments before tiger woods arrest. you see very unsteady tiger woods struggling to perform a field sobriety test. he stumbles, appears shaky on his feet. police found him asleep at the wheel of his mercedes monday morning in jupiter florida. he was arrested on dui. no alcohol was found in his system. he says he had an unexpected reaction to a mix of prescription drugs. >>> the woman at the center of a bay area law enforcement sex scandal will be getting nearly $1 million from the city of oakland. council members approved the settlement today for the woman noun known as jasmine abuslin. the former prostitute previously went by the name celeste guap. as part of the settlement. , the city and the oakland police department do not have to admit any fault in the case. jasmine says she was a minor during her first of about 40 sexual encounters with law enforcement officers from

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lapd saying the officer is in stable condition and we don't know what happened. we know the injured officer was car and the window blown out. they told their parents they were going out to sell a last ticket they had for graduation. their family and friend are left with many unanswered questions. >> a lot of their friends will be really sad walking across the stage without them. i feel really bad and they definitely should be here with us. >> at graduation practice we saw them. it's crazy for them not to be here. >> every time you saw him in the hall he was smiling or cracking a joke. you could count on him to be happy and be there no matter what. suzanne: ziberov was going to college. shadi was going to attend the university of maryland with his friend. there will be counselors on hand to talk to the underclassmen to ffer counseling to them. they are offering a $,0 reward for any information leading to an arrest in this case. reporting live in montgomery county police headquarters, suzanne kennedy, "good morning washington." adriana: thanks for that, suzanne. an

the aclu is suing the lapd and the sheriff's department in l.a. to see a week's worth of data that shows how officers use that technology. license plate readers can scan millions of vehicles in a single day. >>> coming up next. jury does decide to spare sierra lamar's convicted killer antolin garcia-torres from the death penalty, but that's not good enough for his lawyers. what they plan on doing next. >> hey, folks, before we go to break, i want to show you how to join our community on the waze application and leverage the power of us all as well as the power of google. go to the waze app on iphone or android and in the bottom corner there's a magnifying glass when you fire up the app. you click on that, your name which is your profile and scroll down to pick team, nbc bay area wazers. that's how you join the community. that's how you help us out. more after the break. sierra lamar )s convicted killer finds out his punishment. ==sam/vo but the lel pr >>> spared et death penalty sierra lamar's convicted killer finds out his punishment. >> but the

. >>> new this morning an lapd officer was shot during a shootout when a suspect who streamed it live on facebook. it happened yesterday morning in los angeles. the suspect wanted for a gang- related murder was shot multiple times and is now in critical condition. the police officer is expected to recover. >>> the time now is 5:09. police are blaming tennis star venus williams for the crash that killed a man in florida. >> and getting from marin county to san francisco will soon cost you more. starting this weekend. >> and just like that we're turning the corner heading towards the july 4th and we have the forecast coming up. >> and right now, speeds are in the green for drivers heading along 680 through danville but we are tracking a few delays for east bay drivers. we'll take a closer look at those coming up. flames in southern california. the fire has spread to more >>> hundreds of firefighters have been racing to crush these flames in southern california. the fire spread to more than 750 acres near camp pendleton in san diego county. it now threatens homes and an animal shelter. s

harry houck is back with us, also lapd officer, the author of "into the kill zone."mark, you're a jury consultant. explain to us how the jury acquitted this officer of second-degree manslaughter. >> sure, i think that the standard -- it's not a higher standard. it's a different standard that jurors hold officers too. it's because of the ways that the laws are set up. they are boxed in, in the sense that they are told what they're evaluating is simply at that exact moment that he decided to pull the trigger, did he fear for his life or not? and if he did, that's almost the trigger. it's such a narrow, narrow scope. i really think that jurors in these cases feel boxed in. they're deferential to police officers. they give them the benefit of the doubt, and they don't want to question their judgment in that exact moment. and it might not be fair, there might be a whole bunch more that you'd like to go into, and it certainly does when you look at that video. but the perspective that the jurors and the legal standard and the so to speak, the narrowing of that for them, the

smooth moves even impressed his employer because lapd was one the post to video who knew lapd officerses. >>> well -- >>> do you like to ride your bike in nice weather. >> imagine riding all the way across the country. twice. our next guest about to embark on his second cross country bike ride but all for mazing cause. len is about to race across america. again. and the goal to raise money for hope cam an organization that keeps kids with cancer connected with the classroom and classmates. >> we're also happy to have len along with lilly and her dad ryan who know how awesome hope cam really is. >> good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> your blue eyes are hypnotized i can't look at you you're so gorgeous. i'll ask mr. len a question. thanks for coming in today. you're about to embark on this amazing ride and tell us about hope cam. >> well, hope cam started when my son matt was diagnosed with leukemia. same form of cancer hilly had at the toughest time of his life when he needed to be with his friends the most he was stuck at home. i wanted to help him feel less lonely we figur

the acla is suing the lapd and sheriff's department to see a week's worth of data to show how officers that technology. license plate readers can scan millions of vehicles in a day. >> zip codes matter when it comes to raising your family. walnut creek came in at 28. west san jose at 29, and san anselmo took the last spot on the list. the best zip code went to blue springs, missouri. the list was compiled by a real estate firm. if your zip code didn't make it, don't get down. 90210 didn't make it either. >> the climber who did something on saturday believed could never be done is talking about his historic assent. he did not die. he did do something amazing. >> that is a zip code that very few have visited here. some call this entire thing crazy. he climbed the granite wall of yosemite's elcaptain without ropes, without safety gear. there he is with his fingers, just kind of buried into the nooks of the rock. that's about 3,000 feet above the ground without a net. american climber eric did this over several hours. he speaks exclusively this morning with nbc's "today" show. >> sort of g

lapd studying security camera footage to try to identify the vandal. words were powerful as he spoke out about the incident. >> no matter how much money you have, no matter how famous you are, no matter how many people admire you, you know, being black in america is -- it's tough. we got a long way to go. you know, for us as a society, for us as african-americans, until we feel equal. >>> florida police releasing dash cam video of tiger woods' arrest on suspicion of dui. officers say they found him asleep at the wheel on the side of the road early monday morning. tiger slurring his speech, stumbling in the video, despite a breathalyzer test showing no alcohol in his system. woods says he had a bad reaction to prescription medications. >>> the pittsburgh penguins now just two wins away from repeating as stanley cup champs. tied with the nashville predators starting the third period last night, they heated up and almost melted that ice. scoring three goals in just over three minutes. a 4-1 victory giving pittsburgh a 2-0 series lead. next game is saturda

major averaging pulling back from record highs where they lapded on friday. again, the nasdaq has turned negative. down less than two tenths of a point. we'll be right back and take you live to the white house. how come no one likes me, jim? intel does! just think of everything intel's doing right now with artificial intelligence. and pretty soon ai is going to help executives like her see trends to stay ahead of her competition. no more sleepless nights. - we're going to be friends! - i'm sorry about this. don't be embarrassed of me, jim. i'm getting excited about this! we know the future. we're going to be friends! because we're building it. >>> we are taking the president in a couple of minutes. he'll talk infrastructure and more specifically, air traffic control. gary kohn walking in the room. >> there's mike pence. >> vice president, yes. elaine chow with him of course, the transportation secretary, who made some comments in the past couple of days about traffic control being literally used with vacuum tubes ch here's the vice president. >> mccarthy. cha

. >> i'll go pick them up if they give me a lapd rover. >> no tops down this morning. >> not at all.nk it's fairly cool to start off this week, but you'll be able to let the top down on the convertible as we go through the week and find somewhere nice and cool. here's a look at outer sunset as the suns. 53 degrees. we have seen some clouds and sunrise happening about 30 minutes ago. it's 54 degrees. looking at the peninsula. and some all clear skies. there, 53 degrees in san francisco. then look at the north bay. it is 46 degrees. as we go into this afternoon, it will only reach into the low to mid 70s inland. santa rosa up to 76 degrees there. and palo alto, 67. and in san francisco, 63. going through the planner, we'll start out in the mid 50s by 8:00 and to the low 60s with mostly sunny skies and winds will start to pick up. we may have gusts at 25 to 30 miles per hour and take a look at the seven-day forecast. you'll see our temperatures going up over the next several days. looking at that seven-day forecast. we will be in the low 60s today, and then low 70s for san francisco by

. >> a spokesperson for the lapd said the act of vandalism is being investigated as a hate crime. >>>rida have released the dash cam video from tiger woods' memorial day duchlt i arrest. they show his vehicle stopped along the jupiter, florida, highway. woods had to be won't up with slow and slurred speech and admitted he did not know where he was. >> do you know where you're going? >> no. >> have you had anything to drink tonight? >> no. >> are you sure? >> yes. >> 100%? >> 100%. >> have you taken any illegal drugs? >> no. >> have you taken any medication? >> yes. >> the footage goes on to show woods' attempt at a field sobriety test before being arrested. two breath liesers showed 0.00. police also released photos of woods' black mercedes at the scene showing flat tires and damaged rims. >>> turning to championship hockey. two of the stanley cup finals in pittsburgh where penguins inched closer to securing back-to-back tunnels with a 4-1 win over predators after they traded goals in the first period and scoreless second. the pens poured it on in the third, scoring three goals in ove

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they're not running out in the streets, places like nypd, lapd, sometimes they'll put people at high profile events right off on one of these things. they're paying attention, because that's what they've got to do right now, to see if there could be something. right now it seems pretty isolated, a vehicle and edged weapon attack. nobody is getting too worked up about it. they're watching, paying attention. they're keeping their superiors informed. and that's the way we've done it for years with a lot of success in the united states. >> when you have analyzed these incidents post facto as well as during, as you have so many times with me and others here at msnbc and nbc news, what is the risk? there's certainly a risk of underreaction, but is there any risk of overreaction, of deploying too much, as we've been watching all of this live coming into our satellite center here in new york city, and then beaming it out from london, is there ever a point where you go, well, that's too much, or you shouldn't be applying that amount of force there? >> well, you know, in the city, the experien

the lapd said someone spray painted the "n" word across the gate of his mansion. it was removed. he and his family was not there. tonight is game one of the finals tonight. >> lebron james has never been one to shy away from commenting on social issues especially racism and with this latest incident impacting james directly, it comes as no surprise he addressed issue head on reminding people he doesn't feel equal in america. >> know matter how much money you have, no matter how famous you are, no matter how many people admire you, being black in america is tough, and we've got a long way to go. >> the day before game one of the nba finals, lebron james struck a sobering tone about race in america after police say someone spray painted the "n" word on the front gate of his los angeles home wednesday morning. >> racism will always be a part of the world, a part of america, a and, you know, hate in america, especially for african-americans is living every day. >> reporter: unlike other contemporary superstars, three-time nba champion has been vocal about social issues. >> lebron has