. >>> coming up, lauren hill is back. summer tour she just announced t up. >> next right this minute. >>> money on the sidewalk. >> obviously you have to pick it >>> lauren hill is returning to the road this summer and stopping here in the bay area. this tour celebrate it is 20th anniversary of the epic 1998 album "the miseducation of lauryn hill." she'll stop at shoreline amphitheater. go online to find out when you can get tickets. >>> beyonce is making an appearance in san francisco sort of. she is the focus of a special mass at the iconic grace cathedral next wednesday. queen b won't be at the church but the music will. according to the chronicle people get to sing along to some of the biggest hits, select the songs highlight the struggles of the marginalized and forgotten. >> i like that. >> yeah. her fans have always thought it was a religious experience. >> good one. >> from all of us here at abc7 news, thank you for joining us. and i am a senior public safety my namspecialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate ou

similar enough. >> oh, totally. >> so believe it or not, lauren hill's groundbreaking album turns 20, to celebrate, she's going on tour. hill's solo debut won multiple grammys for songs like "du wop." >> there's the numerical theme. the tour will only cost $20. and tickets will go on sale on 4/20. so she's going to sing, for a while, because she didn't own the rights, she hasn't been singing those songs, so she's actually going to sing those songs, so we're told. >> i will go. >> that's what a lot of people said on social. >>> we have good news for bill murray fans. >> 20 years since they got together and had audiences doubling over and memorizing quotes from "caddyshack." and you can't forget about the arch nemesis, of course, that gopher. >> the gopher as well as other movie memorabilia were on display as bill murray and his brothers attended the grand opening of the "caddyshack" restaurant in chicago. >> he showed up wearing his sunday best for his first toast. >> it's fun for me to see the pictures of my brothers and sisters and parents. the movie posters, that's a career. but the

out some girls some girls are only about ♪ >> he is celebrating the miseducation of lauren hill withorth american tour. she is promising fans she will perform every hit from that album during her performances. it will kick off the tour on july 5th in virginia beach and she comes here to shoreline amphitheatre in mountain view on september 20th. ticket sales started tomorrow at 10:00 a.m.. >>> pop star is having an influence from grace cathedral. beyonce's destiny child reunion wowed audiences this past weekend. beyonce will now be the topic of discussion at a special mass next wednesday night at 6:30. organizers say people will be able to sing along and dance to many of her hits while exploring her impact on society. especially for and about african american women. >>> the city of san francisco has decided that both italian americans and indigenous people will share the october holiday formerly known in the city as columbus day. san francisco supervisors voted 10-1 to declare the second monday in october italian- american heritage day in addition to indigenous people day. board membe

. >>> fans of lauren hill will love the way she's celebrating a special anniversary.he singer has announced tour dates marking 20 years since the release of her album. when you can catch her here in the bay area. >>> certainly you've heard of drive thru service but how about drive out service? >>> and traffic is improving on the way to orinda. >> my wednesday forecast is money. it's cloudy but will there be rain? we'll tell you about that in a moment. >>> sponsoredded by audi. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. tesla is watching their numbers very closely. >> tesla may have a tough time reaching its profit margins this year. that's after the announcement we've been reporting that it's temporarily suspending construction of its model 3 for a few days. there's word that elon musk sent an e-mail to employees saying the plant will run every day all day for three weeks. the next three months are critical for tesla. things could go either way. when the bell rang this morning tesla stock headed up. right now it's close to $300 a share. $297 a share. celebrating the film fest

her about six years old when lauryn hill's do up that thing from the album the miseducation of lauren hill became the first solo rap female rap single to reach number one on the billboard hot one hundred charts and in april of twenty eighteen buckley's more commonly known as he had her single yellow reach number one a first for a female rappers since phil bowed out yellow went on to be certified a five times well to platinum hit in addition to these first album invasion of privacy was certified gold the same day it was released and is still climbing the charts she's also the first rapper to have her first three billboard hot one hundred entries in the top ten simultaneously carty b. is the most unlikely of stars she's known for her past as an exotic dancer a career she took up to get out of an abusive relationship a choice she credits as saving her life she's been open and honest about her plastic surgery and the insecurities about her body that letter to get them she isn't the kind of woman who's supposed to make it as a fashion stylist as speaker just under a cold wrote on facebook carty

i love lauren hill. topic number three. good news, vegans.e is selling a veggie burger for people who don't eat meat but would still like to spend the rest of the day with indigestion. it's impossible for a veef began to get through a conversation without mentioning they are regans. the burgers are said to be so realistic they bleed when you tbient them. you might wonder zooms why you arwon.nobody goes white castle e they want healthy food. they go to white castle because they got cut off at the bar. i'm talking of white castle, not their customers. you folks shouldn't be driving. limits head down to argentina. police claim a group of mice ate a half a ton of marijuana. we reached out to the mice for comment. but they couldn't talk and drive in their volkswagen party bus. police inspectors found a thousand pounds of the weed missing from the warehouse. the police commissioner said it's so weird, it must have been the mice. experts test fired that mice could never confuse weed with food. they said if the mice did each that much weed they would

. >>> grammy award winner lauren hill is returning to the stage just in time for summer. >> ♪ >> that's my jam sometimes i have toed add -- i have to admit. she's celebrating the launch of her album. she is promising folks that she will perform every hit from that album. i have in on cd. she comes on september 20th. ticket sales start tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. >> music is one of the driving forces behind some of the most popular fox tv shows. >> wednesday nights are turning out to be a great hit. >> ♪ the songs performed on empire and star have become an intricate and powerful part of the plot. both shows depict the music industry as cut throat where thick skin is mandatory. demoris knows firsthand. she moved to california when she was just 16. >> the music industry is a dark place honestly. it is a very difficult industry because it's mysterious. there aren't any straightforward answers. it's not like acting where you audition and you either get it or you don't you just hustle and you hustle for a long time and you find yourself in a lot of different predictments with a lot of different p

on capitol hill, lauren blanchard, fox news. >> for more joined by uc hastings professor david levine. day 2, questions were tougher. did he do better or worse than yesterday? >> it seemed tougher for him. the members of congress had watched from the day before and the questions were sharper, maybe because they are younger and more tech savvy because it seemed like with some of the senators they were not unacquainted with a bit of the detail and -- but more the members of congress seemed to be more on it. and i think that the members of congress had less patience with the talking points, they carried mr. zuckerberg pretty far yesterday, they didn't carry quite as far today. >> wall street thought he did better today because their stock was up sharply and mark zuckerberg himself has gained about $3 billion in the last two days on the stock market. i wanted to ask you about what he said about security purposes. he said that facebook does collect personal data on people who have never signed up for facebook. tell me about as a constitutional law professor the legality of that. it's like

on capitol hill, lauren blanchard, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> it's time for the weather. steve has the day off, and it's time to bring in my good friend, mark tamayo. the commute was great. >> belucked out this morning. happy to be with the gang this morning. mid- to upper level clouds. primarily late this afternoon into the evening hours. rain fall and expectations tenth of an inch to half an inch. heaviest 5:00 to 8:00, and the winds pick up around 20 to 30 miles an hour. there's yesterday's system, and it fizzled out over northern california. the next one will be stronger, like a one-punch deal when it moves into the evening hours. right now, we have partly to mostly cloudy skies, and temperatures off to a cooler start this morning, beginning to recover, and upper 40s in napa and santa rosa. 50s for san francisco, mountainview, and san jose. the live camera, looking outside in san francisco out there in the distance, and just over the clouds, working their way into the picture over the past few hours, and then as we take our forecast model into the early afternoon, not

reporter: caroline shively, capitol hill, fox news. laurenthis picture shows mark zuckerberg's note at the hearings. one refers to apple ceo tim cook who recently criticized facebook's privacy policy. it says there are lots of stories about apps misusing apple data. never seen applet notified people. day two for zuckerberg is this morning testifying before a house committee. our full coverage starts at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. cheryl: was it an ambush yesterday? i don't want to hear anyone say getting grilled on capitol hill one more time. we are over that phrase. investors reacting over something else. president trump seeking support from u.s. allies for a possible military strike on korea. the white house speaking with officials in france and britain not your syria allegedly attacked damascus with a poisonous gas that killed 40 people including many women and children. in the meantime, the u.s. and france have moved warships within striking distance of the assad machine. u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley cohen at russia before vetoed

rose 1% increase in zuckerberg's net worth by $3.5 billion over two days of testimony on capitol hill. laurenhe did a lot better than we imagined. tesla is blaming the driver and a deadly highway crash involving one of the suvs in california. trying to hillary fund joins us by without another had one morning. reporter: good morning, lauren and jerry. tesla company is blaming the guy behind the wheel of this template crash saying it's semi-autonomous system was working just fine and the driver should have been paying attention. the driver died on march 3rd after his model! the barrier of the freeway and the strap by two other vehicles. autopilot was on in the driver's hands were done the will -- when not on the wheel for six seconds before the crash. elon musk is setting his sights on model white production starting next november even though the company has struggled to deliver on its model three vehicle which launched in july. the company is except in production for the next generation model. all of this trading lower and trading lower in free market this morning. gerri: toys "r" us toys "r"

cnn politicking reporter lauren fox is joining me from capitol hill. so what else did he say?porter: the environment was one of the key differences that the french president addressed before congress today. obviously this is an issue that republicans and democrats in congress are very divided over. you know, he discussed that there was no planet b when it came to the environment and he encouraged the united states, like we heard earlier, to rejoin the paris climate deal. but that wasn't the only difference. the next difference that he addressed was the differences between france and the united states when it came to the iran nuclear deal. that has hung heavy over the meetings that the french president has been having with president trump over the last few days. he's been trying to encourage president trump diplomatically to reengage in discussions about what to do with iran and not just to pull out of the deal without some kind of plan b. here is what he said to congress today. >> it is true to say that this agreement may not address all concerns. this is true. but we should n

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from ohio university, lauren fisher of cincinnati. university,io jessica hill.keley,lifornia at ,rom the university of maryland and from the university of missouri, alex derosier, jamie dunaway, renee hickman, sue lynn martin,y to kathleen jona mcewan, miranda more and moore wagner -- miranda and rachel wagner. please join us in congratulating the scholarship winners. [applause] margaret: i hope you will turn back to the the you screen so -- toan hear her story the video screen so you can hear her story. last april your freedom award helped deliver me the freedom to walk out of prison. for three years i was kept hidden wind high walls with bart wire. -- with barbed wire. i was told i would spend the rest of my life there with my husband and friends. how would you explain this journey to people? truth.ternate tell people that i is a and human trafficker and 60,000 people like her are terrorists, not democracy defenders. the regime was able to guard the secret for years. i am not a terrorist, but a social activist. i flew to cairo to carry with me the values of hu

mark zuckerberg sitting down in the hot seat on capitol hill to testify about face looks privacy scandal. laurenay one of the two-day testimony. tracee carrasco joins us with that in more headlines making news. >> mark zuckerberg will face the transportation committee and the judiciary committee and tomorrow he will go before the house energy and commerce committee. in a prepared testimony, zuckerberg said quote, we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility and now it's a big mistake. he also said, quote, it was my mistake and i'm sorry. i started facebook, i run it and i'm responsible for what happens here. but will it be enough of an apology for lawmakers? bill nelson held a private meeting with zuckerberg yesterday. >> we talk about the future and just how this platform, indeed social media, can be used to undermine our country's institutions. the message i wanted to convey to him, that if we don't reign in the misuse of social media, none of us are going to have any privacy anymore. >> zuckerberg also to lay out steps to fix the issue. in the face but posts yesterday he said the

lauren fisher of cincinnati. also from ohio university, jessica hill. from uc california at berkeley, all andhra -- alondra. from the university of maryland, saman. and from the university of missouri, alex derosier, jamie dunaway, renee hickman, sue lynn shanita kathleen martin, jona mcewan, miranda moore, cara taymor. please join us in congratulating all of these scholarship winners. [applause] margaret: i hope you will turn back to the screen so she can tell you her story. i am honored and happy to celebrate the free minimal the press with you tonight. >> last april your freedom award helped deliver me the freedom to walk out of prison. for three years i was kept hidden behind the walls with barb wire. i was told i would spend the rest of my life there with my husband and friends. how was he able to explain this journey to people? the answer was simple, kill truth, very yet, and create fake alternate truth. tell people that i is a terrorist and human trafficker and 60,000 people like her are terrorists, not democracy defenders. the regime was able to guard the secret for years. i am not a terrorist, but

hill. joining us now. hey, melissa. >> hi, good morning. laurenmakers that will make this any better? >> they will say the same thing he said last night. he pretty much said that they didn't do a good nut job protecting people's information and didn't take it seriously enough in 2016. he was very apologetic and i think it's going to be very similar to that next week when he testifies. lauren: seems to continue to dig himself into a ditch. >> everyone has a setting on facebook that controls whether people can look you up by your contact information. most people have that turned on and that's the default. it's reasonable to expect if you have that setting turned on at some point in the last several years, someone has probably accessed your public information. lauren: millisecond that because facebook is free, we need to assume our data is being shared? >> pretty much. if you go on there and subscribe to any apps in the to your information needs allow them access according to their privacy policies and not the big thing, the bugaboo with congress. fa

. >> and don't forget mark zuckerberg on the hill he's got two days i believe of testimony. laurenesday and wednesday. >> and everybody is talking about he will wear a tie i think and a suit. lauren: not a hoodie? >> i don't know but it'll be a very closely watched interview so we'll see. lauren: that does it for us risk & rewards starts now. >> if china lowers its barriers , if china opens market, if china permits investment activity, if china stops steal ing our cheap technology ideas, then we will have more trade between the two countries and we will have more growth. this is all about growth for the united states and the rest of the world. this is a growth directed policy technology is the key to american growth. technology is the key to american innovation. we cannot permit another country , china's not a third world country any more, it's a first world country they have to play by first world rules and we cannot permit them to damage our economy by taking away our value technology that has to stop. liz: stocks under

hill street blues, n.y.p.d. blue and doogie houser m.d. family spokesman said he died in his sleep after a year-long battle with leukemia. lauren street opening it spoke says china cites retaliatory tariffs on many u.s. products. they are down by 75 points for the rest of the market down as well. other private director of asset allocation strategy of people's united. good morning, albert. >> good morning from a line. lauren: you worried about beijing's retaliation? >> is worried about the investor response. lauren: are you worried about a trade war erupt in word using president trump qaeda starts out casting a really wide net, threatening industries and then you have your negotiations and things get a little more in line. >> you've characterized it exactly. the president sort of starts with a punch in the face and says now that i've got your attention, let's talk. cheryl: i like that. april, believe it or not, this is april 2nd. historically the best month of the year for the stock market. on average. look into your crystal ball. what you see for this april? >> we are very constructive on the market for the remainder of the yea

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we have zuckerberg on the hill today, i'm skeptical that facebook or twitter can really police -- lauren are too big to police. >> if they can build algorithm for positive gain, why can't they build algorithms to figure this out. jon: someone will build an algorithm to get around it. lea: everyone is a journalist now, i think that people are starting to see and consumers are starting to see that no, not everyone is a journalist and you need to know who your trusted sites are and that applies the internet. dagen: this goes to my friends on facebook who i don't follow a lot of you because you pass around garbage, if i get one more recipe for butter cake or anything fake news story, again, it's the responsibility of the individual too. stop sending the stop around. it's not boots but useless garbage. >> i want to know what's fake about -- lauren: can i get the recipe. [laughter] dagen: a day for everything. it's butter cupcake and shoe lace day. [laughter] >> ice cream cone. dagen: free ben and jerry's. lauren: i know how to get come. dagen: still ahead, leading during crisis, how mark zuck

lauren: investors gave him a thumbs up for sure. take aclo a look at how the stod after two days on capitol hill. it's up 5.5%.dal happen, harvest the data on 87 million of us. they learned that zuckerberg's own information was sold too they asked him should we regulate you? he said it's inevitable, just don't go too far. finally, is facebook willing to change its business model to protect you and he promised to follow up in writing. this is how the internet pokes fun at that, are you human, mr. zuckerberg. this is an important question, my team will get back to you on that. he switched to orange juice from water yesterday. as to working -- as for working to protect user privacy. so mr. zuckerberg, will you untag yourself from all of those photos? say cheese. that's the mess we deal with, as users of the site. what about this one, when one senator asked on tuesday, is facebook a monopoly? no, said mr. zuckerberg. but there he is, rich uncle penny bags. his worth is $66.5 billion, according to forbes. that makes him the seventh richest person in the world. and today he might be feeling like this. i had to look

hill street blues." to "l.a. law." ♪ he created generations of stars out of his sprawling ensemble casts. >> this is the lawyer who will be trying the case. >> hi. >> hello. >> laurenyou wanted to go over my affidavits. >> reporter: including a famous teenage tv doctor. >> we need a chest x-ray. i gave him digoxin. 20 milligrams b.i.d. i would like to send him to nuclear medicine for a cardiac scan at 9:30. >> thank you, dr. howser. >> reporter: throughout the years, his shows inspired so many to become police officers, doctors, lawyers. >> i think we should call it quits. >> meaning what? >> meaning us being partners. >> yeah, sure. >> reporter: steven bochco was 74 years old. and so many in hollywood paying tribute. sharon lawrence, an actress on "nypd blue" tweeted, it was his vision, style, taste, and tenacity that made me love watching tv. it was being on "nypd blue" that made me love working on tv. thank you and rest well, steven bochco. you were one on a kind. certainly an amazing life and legacy. he actually worked on tv for over 35 years. his last show was produced between 2014 and 2016. >> you still feel the influence of steven bochco in shows today. >> e