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hers that had been volunteering with us, and then she came down to help redistribute some of the leftoverood from the set. she was here in toronto working on "suits." we're very excited to see with this extended platform what other good works that she's going to do. >> she's always made time for philanthropic endeavors. it could be one day helping at a charity event, and it could be an entire trip that she's told nobody about to go help people in india. >> reporter: "true blood" actress javina navanka says says and meghan have been friends for 15 years. she'll be the the wedding as well. >> she knows exactly what she wants to put into this world and who she wants to be, and she would be doing all of this whether anybody was watching or not. >> reporter: prince harry and meghan were set up on a blind date in 2016. her first marriage ended in divorce three years earlier. >> we went and met for a drink and then i think very quickly into that we said, what are we doing tomorrow? we should meet again. >> reporter: the relationship quickly became serious. >> i managed to persuade her to come an

he's planning on using some of that leftover money to help other berkley students struggling with homelessness. and with that, ismail is a cal graduate, become being the first in his family to receive a college degree. >> i did it. >> reporter: while most of his classmates were worried about term papers, the sociology major was struggling to find shelter. his father who is undocumented got injured on the job and was out of work. ismail and his three siblings were living in a trailer with no heat and no sewer hookup. they were days away from being evicted. >> i think housing is a human right. >> reporter: so many people who ra read the story donated close to $100,000 so his family could find an apartment close to campus. >> even through everything he's gone through, he's pushed through, and that inspires me to also not to give up. >> reporter: the national attention also put the spotlight on his past. last summer, ismail was charged with vandalism for allegedly spray painting messages on cars and fences. >> >> passing that chapter of my life already. but things are looking up and i'm positive.

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types for our charcoal production and it doesn't have to be wood we can also use things like strong leftovers from the harvest even bones a whole array of carbon containing products can be turned into high grade charcoal and this charcoal is the basic ingredient of taro prater. a look into the microscope shows why charcoal is highly porous so it can store water and nutrients the pores offer a breeding ground for microorganisms which help the plants to absorb the nutrients others transform plant remains into humus and bind carbon in the soil helping to protect the climate as well then one of the other thought will have to feed over nine billion people by twenty fifty and that means we'll have to tweak the soil differently terra preta after is us the chance to at least help farmers conserve and and prove their soil at a locally sustainable level you know. these agricultural experts from morocco share the same goals agriculture plays a fundamental role where they come from. here they can see first hand how soil improvement functions in detail. that helps them find solutions for their own environ

just always assumed if someone passes away there was a very strict process for what happens to the leftover funds and so forth. that is not the case. >> reporter: the current vice chair of the fc. they are rolling out a new policy. >> we will be giving extra scrutiny to campaigns where the candidate has earth died unfortunately or has not been running for office for two years in the case of house candidates or four years in the case of candidates for the senate or for the precedency. we want to make sure no one is converts the funds to campaign use that is banned under the law. >> they will be looking at if paying someone like janet so much money for years after a candidates death amounts to illegal personal use. >> at a certain point when i ask what is this committee doing any longer since it is by definition a committee that was set up to advance someone's campaign for office. >> reporter: back to you. >> kpix5 contacted the foundation to see if they were using janet's services or were aware of her high fees. they never returned our calls. >>> pretty significant change in the weather comi

commissioned a poll which revealed despite state law, three-quarters of new parents didn't know the leftover blood spots would be stored indefinitely for research 2/3 weren't sure if they ever got the newborn screening information. and after reading the pamphlet, these mothers say it's still not clear. >> did it say outside research? >> reporter: using them for department approved studies, they didn't know it meant given them to outside researchers. >> i think that would be clarified. >> reporter: most people want it done early. >> new mom to remember to call them and follow up. >> reporter: many want the right to opt out of storage before the child is born and think the state should at least confirm parents are informed before storing their baby's blood indefinitely. now, this is just beginning of the story. head to kpix 5 for an extended version and information on how to out if your dna has been used for research. find out at cbssf.com. julie watts, kpix 5. >>> scary moments in monterey bay. a great white shark got up close with a kayaker yesterday. the kayaker fell into the water at one p

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is so many people think they are helping them by feeding them bread, or feeding them crummy food leftovers. it is not good for any bird to eat bread. it has no nutritional value, and you get sickly birds. they have a low immune system. if pigeons were fed better food, they would be healthier, and if they were fed a little bit less, you would not have so many pigeons. that is part of the problem. i am not a habitual pigeon feeder. but in the really cold months, i will. not too much, just a little. moderation. i think by putting them in a studio against the black backdrop and lighting them as dramatic as possible, it makes people see them in a different dimension that they probably don't see when they walk down the street. my hope is that once they see those pictures, they will stop and look at a pigeon on the street with new eyes. jane: he is certainly making me think twice about them. you can find all the day's news on our website. i am jane o'brien. thanks very much for watching "bbc world news america." >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to work around your lifest

always assumed that if somebody dies, then there was a very strict process for what happens to the leftoverunds and so forth. and apparently that's not the case. >> reporter: ellen weintraub is the current vice chair of the sec and they are rolling out a new policy. >> we are going to be giving extra scrutiny to campaigns where the candidate has either died, unfortunately, or has not been running for office for two years in the case of house candidates or four years in the case of candidates for the senate or for the presidency. we want to make sure that no one is converting campaign funds to personal use which is banned under the law. >> reporter: one thing they will be looking at is whether paying someone like janet so much money for years after a candidate's death amounts to illegal personal use. >> but at a certain point one has to ask, what is this committee doing any longer since it is, by definition, a committee that was set up to advance someone's campaign for office? >> reporter: in san carlos, melissa caen, kpix 5. >> kpix 5 contacted the lantos foundation to see if they might be

collapsed a famous north korea to nuclear reactors five hundred thousand tons of fuel year and a leftover fast forward to two thousand and eighteen you know there's a chance that it will work out there's a chance it's a very substantial chance it will work out i think it will be very successful but as i always say who knows you know i often say who knows who knows how it all works maybe you want to perhaps the u.s. sees the status quo of seeing north korea as the ultimate threat as being something beneficial south korea is spending billions of dollars making bases and paying u.s. troops essentially to be there to ostensibly protect against. the north now that being the case if there were to be peace in korea. there's going to be questioning as well do we need our troops there and so i think in that sense there are forces that don't want a resolution that benefit off the instability and allow us to maintain these troops and dozens and dozens of bases and posts in this small country in a region that we think strategically is or anime's of a government our friends of its military industrial

. >> a recent survey found that 70% of the french have never taken leftovers home after eating out.rt of a crackdown on food waste, the french lawmakers, though, are now considering a bill that would require every restaurant to offer diners a to go box. yeah. >>> so travelers may want to listen up. those tiny bottles of shampoo and conditioners are disappearing from some of the world's biggest hotels. >> instead they're installing wall-mounted bulk dispensers, which you can't take with you. as you may imagine, customers are not thrilled. many say it's a cheapskate move. >> but the hotels explain and claim the dispensers are better for the environment. some airlines are doing the same thing as well. >> more news after this. but i'm a survivor. after my heart attack, my doctor prescribed brilinta. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. brilinta is taken with a low-dose aspirin. no more than 100 milligrams as it affects how well brilinta works. brilinta helps keep platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. in a clinical study, brilinta worked better th

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the restaurant has now given his water pistol to keep the way the seagulls gathered to scavenge leftovers away for patterns to throw them a bite now it seems the water pistols are not only tools if you die as a molested they are also attracting stalls. and that's it from the business desk so far brian thanks so much to her or us prison don't trump has been causing anger in the u.s. after lashing out at undocumented migrants living in that country and around table discussion on immigration of the white house the president said his administration had been deporting undocumented migrants who commit violent crimes now he pointedly referred to them as animals and not people. people coming into the. park but. those are about the video quality there now on twitter many critics are coming out in protest calling trump's words on a phone back and also condemning that statement to political commentator keith boykin trump referring to human beings as animals is the same demonization tactic used by slave traders and slave owners to justify the oppression of black people or hundreds of years and this f

and leftover rain drenched chicago's suburbs and leaving drivers stranded.h carolina, a state of emergency has been declared. >>> accuweather's paul williams has more on what's ahead for today. >> alberto still plowing his way throughout the upper mississippi valley region, targeting the great lakes region, bringing showers and thunderstorms with heavy downpours and flooding. cape girardeau with flooding. from billings down to idaho falls, damaging wind gusts, hail, localized flooding. >>> the american cancer society is advising people as young as 45 to undergo screening for colorectal cancer. they want patients to be offered six different options. the recommended screening age is dropping from 50 to 45 because of rising rates of colorectal cancer among younger adults. >>> today marks three weeks since first lady melania trump was seen in public. many are speculating about her health and whereabouts. she spent five nights in the hospital for what we were told was a kidney procedure. earlier this month, wednesday, she tweeted, rest assured, i'm here at the wh

university's research team he hopes to find a way of repurposing those parts of the lentil but a leftover after the husking process. is a sea coat it has about twenty two and he oxidants we can potentially move that into a partner sort of coal industry to try to utilize that product the germ that's inside the landfill which is only one and a half percent by weight is sixty nine percent protein and we have also figured out ways to recover this product and we have achieved values in the law of up to forty five percent protein so there's many things that can be done that are currently not being with every piece of the land. in india the country second only to china in terms of population lentils are traditionally eaten without behinds. often the lentils are even split into in order to speed up the cooking process. without their husks lentils or cooked within only ten minutes making them probably the world's healthiest fast food. this among other things is what makes the lentil so interesting for food conscious europeans. at the b.o. fast in nuremberg germany the world's leading exhibition on

that matter was an older issue leftover since 2017.s a sanction against their trading with iran. -- it is kind of routine whether zte has complied with the commitment met by zte using the cod procedure. and it's ahis can, worry of the credit work. personally, i do not think so. aboutis u-turn from trump may be stop this sanction, have received quite some criticism from u.s. and chinese art worry -- are very excited about this matter. yesterday, trump again tried to go back about whether they showed the sanction against zte or not. maybe this matter will become an important part of the credit more and trump certainly wants at thethis as a leverage negotiation table. haidi: summits gain chip going into the -- so much tinsman than ship going into these talks. set to halt terrorist -- hold terrorists -- halt tarriff negotiations. i want to draw your attention to these investment numbers. outbound investment rising for six straight months. april, investment in coming into china actually falling. in your line of work, how much uncertainty is

and now experts say the leftover organic material is naturallybreaking down once the water recedes.the first real hot day is sending wafts of that rotting aroma across town. now residents are relieved to hear it's just mother nature.ruben galindo/ sacramento:"i knew it wasn't me. i was hoping it wasn't me. you know i had to double check real quick." and since it's an ecosystem problem. . we're just going to have to deal with the stink. (jrs) coming up -- the fbi says there were more active shooters and more people killed by active shooters last year than in any single year. we'll break down those numbers right after the break. (justine) and -- hundreds of people made some extra money today.. at a gun buyback event in san mateo county... why deputies say this is so important to the community. (mabrisa)a look at your forecast coming up... make ross your destination for savings. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross they'd tell you to go to ross. bec

the oil industry runs the only leftover economy that's there, but it only benefits the wealthy.dy: they have so much oil and they were profitable when oil prices were high. but when they tanked -- >> this is -- kennedy: in atlas shrugged, the people holding up the economy, they leave. >> the poor and the weak are the first to suffer. kennedy: and suffer the longest. at home we are really suffering because house speaker paul ryan is facing renewed pressure to step down from his perch before his term ends. mick mulvaney reportedly said he has spoken with house majority leader kevin mccarthy about ousting him. that mulvaney says he's supportive of the speaker. and mccarthy said he never talked to mulvaney about it. should house republicans plan a mutiny? >> we always hear about plans for a mutiny whenever there is a speaker's race. paul ryan will likely finish out his term as speaker of the house. kennedy: he won't get pushed out of the way? >> i don't know. if you want a friend, get a dog. i doubt mccarthy will push paul ryan out. >> money talks. paul ryan brought in $11.9 million

it is all using leftover flowers.u can use it for this or cut flowers off your neighbor's tree. >> this is a great gift for dads to do with the kids. >> this is a gift within a gift. you can put whatever gift. jewelry, chocolate, candle. they keep this box as a keepsake after and reuse it. that is really nice. more sentimental. >> i don't have to make the box. >> i don't have to tell you what to do. >> i was inspired by that one. this looks cool. >> i add in the big flowers first and the smaller blooms. you can make this the night before. it lasts about 24 hours. it is a really nice way to spruce up a gift. >> i like that a lot. i would have to buy the box. i can't make the box. this is my favorite. >> it is? >> i'm a sucker for a succulent. >> i made all of the presents for your wife. >> i hope she is not watching. i'll steal this as well. >> we made one for sheinelle and dylan to keep. this is also super easy. succulents in the cardboard cutout letters. you don't need extra soil. you don't need water. i lined it wit

we hold onto that chance at 5 pm and and into saturday morning, maybe a leftover shower or two up until about 6 or 7 in the morning. and in still some lingering clouds. and then we are going to clear things out by saturday afternoon. that will be the first of many changes moving in over the holiday weekend. take a look. temperatures rebounding in the 70s and 80s. i think on monday, a few neighborhoods could be write about 90 degrees toward antioch, brentwood, santa rosa as well. that will be on memorial day. temperatures on the cool side once again. stuck in this cool weather pattern. upper 50s to the 60s. warmest location, a few 70s. san jose, 68 degrees. here's a look ahead at your five-day forecast. temperatures calling up into your friday forecast. than into the, if you want the warm up, it's looking nice, especially sunday. and -- >>> expansion into the city of livermore. >> allie rasmus reports. to explain the options being considered and the estimated costs. >> reporter: the trains start running at 4 am. most people we talked to safe once they get on those trains, they are alread

more rain expected around the country is the leftovers from alberto move around the country.lus, senior major outages janice dean will have her forecasts. let's check on the stock index futures. the gallup to come s&p virtually flat. nasdaq up 6.5. you are watching "fbn:am." brighthouse financial allow you to take advantage of growth opportunities... with a level of protection in down markets. so you can be less concerned about your retirement savings. talk with your advisor about shield annuities from brighthouse financial- established by metlife. where we're changing withs? contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. gerri: residents refusing to lose will soon have no way out. more than 75 homes destroyed since the volcano's initial eruption for weeks ago. scientists say there were no signs the kilauea volcano will stop anytime soon. cheryl: extreme weather on the mainland continues as north carolina has declared a state of emergency. thousands

it's the leftover pieces of the thunderstorms moving into the east bay. we are tracking an isolated mountain storm happening right now. that's pushing off to the south. could bring heavier rain into glenhaven. we are not expecting a ton of activity. keep our eyes on elevations above 1,000 feet where we would have the best possibility of activity tonight. as we bring you out to the overall picture tomorrow, numbers again warming up. we start off with cool 50s in the morning, need the light jacket to start. by the afternoon, up to 78. 76 in napa. cool by the coast. 62 in san francisco. 57 in half moon bay. 75 in san jose. the only problem we see through tomorrow is the pollen. oak, pine and walnut trees in the high category. more details on my seven-day forecast how long this lasts. that's at 6:48 tonight. >> thank you. >>> addictive and catching the eye of high school kids. how the government is trying to crack down on what some call an e-cig epidemic. >>> electric scooters in san francisco. this has been a debate. the decision passed late today about whet

there is some capacity leftover holding in reserve for claims potentially. and transbay transit center and caltrain downtown extension is phase one and phase two in the same category. all the funds are for the downtown extension per board policy. it is the only major capital project we do expect further changes in the strategic plan. the remaining centers are not programmed yet, but once the board is comfortable with the direction of the project which which we anticipate will be in the next few months possibly, we would recommend to amend the baseline to make funds available possibly as soon as 18-19 and advance the design to 30% and value engineering of the project. and paratransit side, we're recommending to increase the annual amount of funds, to continue current funding levels through 24-25. and that amount is about $400,000 higher than it was when commissioner yee recommended increasing the funding to reduce the wait times for some of the group van services. we will continue with that funding level. and an increase over the next three years to find a ch

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for the ecb, think about the timing you have italy, a very indebted country, the ramifications of leftoverto become a reform academy but it will run into the same timing schedule as mario dragi trying to normalize the reverberations could be very much contagious to other markets. the central bank was able to do and implement its strategy what it cannot do and implement is decide how markets react as politics, patriotism and qt may all hit. jon fortt, back to you. >> rick santelli, thank you. >>> cnbc will unveil our list of fast-growing startups to watch julia boorstin joins us with a look at how those on last year's list are doing julia? >> our disrupter 50 list over the past five years and of the five from last year's list, four are in the green here is a look at the performance. blue apron is the only one that's had a rough go. its stock plummeting 75% since its june ipo meal kit delivery company is hoping that teaming up with costco, airbnb and cookbook model chrissy tiegen will drive growth the database software company beating earnings expectations and adding more than 800 new custom

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now you're going to build a new one for $50 million you'll have 200 million leftover. have a nice embassy. didn't work that way. so they sold the embassy for like around 250 million. they then went out and bought a terrible piece of land in a lousy location. they just opened a new embassy in a bad location for $1.2 billion. what a great deal. what a great deal. [booing]. so three months ago, i was supposed to go over to cut the ribbon on the new embassy. i couldn't do it. i said i'm not doing. i won't do it. does that make sense? i'm not going to do. i didn't. [applause] isn't this a sad story? i can give you 50 of them. it's all the same. i can give you so many. but just remember, when you see that embassy -- here's the other thing with the embassy. i said the new embassy. when is it going to be open? they said anywhere from five to ten years. so i said unless they gave me an extension for the presidency -- [cheers & applause] which i don't think the fake news media would be too happy about. [booing]. wait, wait, wait. actually they would be happy. because when i'm no

as far as tahoe, these are leftovers from yesterday's showers and thunderstorms. every single day of my accuweather seven-day forecast more chances of showers and thunderstorms. >> now the live desk update. >> abc 7 mornings. >> wests happening middle east. you see smoke there. they are protesting opening of new u.s. embassy. we showed you this yesterday. they are protesting president trump's declaration jerusalem is capital of israel. this has been going on all night long. look at this video from earlier. death toll rose. 58 palestinians killed by israeli forces and things don't seem to be calming down alt all. on a more global scale early this morning china and turkey condemned military action. i have been watching for reaction from president trump or the white house. so far nothing today. back to you. >> thank you, jessica. we are getting a look inside fairfield home. police say they discovered 10 children living in awful conditions. >> parents are facing several charges. abc 7 news reporter hollywo holyfield live where the mother is responding. >> some charges

it would be a treaty and we'd be committed to it and the president would have to deal with this leftover problem by a badly negotiated agreement. >> senator blunt, are you on the hill in a position to reach out and have any comment or any effect on our former secretary of state, john kerry, going around trying to make sure this deal doesn't fall away? >> i don't think it's a helpful thing. i don't think it's an appropriate thing but i don't think it's illegal. i remember a number of us signed a letter that we sent to the iranian government that said we're not for this. immediately the obama administration and probably john kerry said, oh, that's a violation of the logan act, that nobody has ever been prosecuted under. i don't think -- i can't imagine another secretary of state doing what john kerry is doing. i don't think there's a law that prevents that. the appropriate way to behave once you have left a job should indicate you shouldn't do it. >> we've seen the president do this with other issues. the omnibus spending bill where he will lay out a plan for taking one course or the other