investigating russia's election meddling and whether the obama administration abused its survey len power. senior republicans said a surveillance order will be documented. >> right now the executive branch is controlled not by the obama administration, but by the trump administration. so whatever information is out there, and there would be a paper trail, is now controlleded by the executive branch controlled by mr. trump. >> reporter: chris wallace was told that he's seen no evidence that a survey len order was authorized for mr. trufr for his businesses at trump tower. >> i have seen no evidence of the allegations we've seen in the media, chris. whether that's a potential by the court application or denial of that application or resubmission of an application or surveillance. doesn't mean none of these things happened. i haven seen that yet. >> reporter: short time ago chuck shumer sending this letter to the justice department inspector general, their eupbd pen den watch dog, calling on

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looking at san mateo bridge, water on the lens, mist in the air here. i showed you in palo alto no problems on this span or the bay bridge. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> some people think bus drivers should be rewarded for their patience on the job, especially when they're driving kids. this driver may go beyond that. the heroic acts that saved kids. you'll have to see it to believe. >> what she did is amazing. >>> but happening right now, president trump is set to meet with the chinese president. they're getting together next weekend at trump's florida resort mar-a-lago. that will be the first in-person meeting between those world leaders. plus federal agents have arrested the mexican attorney general at the border because he's facing charges for allegedly conspiring to smuggle heroin, cocaine and methamphetamine into the united states. we'll be back in a moment with more news. >>> welcome back on your thursday morning, a beautiful picture outside in palo alto. you see the trees all lit up there. a fairly clear picture but you can see clouds han

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kpix 5's len ramirez is in san jose with the change in tone from both sides today. len? >> reporter: certainly has been a change in tone ever since the flooding. now more than a month ago here in the city of san jose. there's been a lot of finger- pointing with the city and valley water district angry letters back and forth. but a more conciliatory tone in a face-to-face meeting today. >> mayor liccardo, good afternoon. >> reporter: the san jose mayor sam liccardo came to the valley water district board admitting fault for the city's part in the flooding disaster on february 21. >> this happened in my city. i am responsible. we take full responsibility for the failure to warn our residents. >> reporter: 14,000 residents were evacuated, hundreds by boat, after coyote creek flowed over its banks, flooding neighborhoods in rocksprings and another area with up to 5 feet of water. in the immediate aftermath, liccardo and the board's chairman traded jabs and pointed fingers of blame at one another. liccardo underscored the city's contention that the water district's data showe

kpix 5 reporter len ramirez on what happened and why the fix is taking so long. len?> reporter: well, ken, it looked like we were going to get the "all clear" out here a couple of hours ago and then new work got started. the latest is that black tarp that was installed by caltrans over the embarcadero road overcrossing. right now, one southbound lane remains blocked. all the lanes were supposed to be open by 3 p.m. today to ease the evening commute. but that didn't happen. now, over the last couple of hours, caltrans cleared away all the loose debris from the cracked section and then installed that plastic tarp just to be sure that if anything may become loose it doesn't fall on the cars below. caltrans engineer has been inspecting the bridge but it took hours for that engineer to arrive from sacramento adding to the delays. for 101 drivers, it's been a day of long traffic jams. >> earlier today we had to shut down two lanes. as it progressed, when we got an engineer out here, we were able to open up one more lane. and as of right now, it's looking like we'll have one

and len, what have we learned so far? >> reporter: well, opening statements coming about 19 months after the death of michael tyree at the main santa clara county jail which is right next to the hall of justice where the three deputies are on trial today for the murder of michael tyree. if they are convicted, it could send them to jail or prison for the rest of their lives. the three former correctional deputies were dressed in suits and sat silently as the prosecutor outlined his case describing for the jury how the defendants allegedly beat mentally ill inmate michael tyree to death in august of 2015. matt breaker said the case was about power and the abuse of power. break said jerry lubrin, rafael rodriguez, and matthew farris beat tyree so violently it ruptured his liver and he bled to death in his cell. >> it's not a homicide case. >> reporter: in their opening statements the defense attorneys said the coroner and sheriff jumped to conclusions ignoring possible other causes for his death. >> it's accidental or suicid

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you see some rain drops there on the lens.a microclimate weather alert as we track linking shger showers and low level snow. vianey arana will have a check in a couple minutes. >>> it was a violent weekend in oakland. police are investigating four separate shootings, including one that turned deadly. all of those shootings happened saturday. police only have one arrest in the first shooting. the first one happened around 5:45 in the morning on oral street. about an hour later police responded to a deadly shooting on hilton street. that's where the man was killed. officers responded to another shooting on international boulevard before 1:00 in the afternoon. the fourth shooting was reported from 11:00 last night on 46th street. >>> something to be aware of this morning as you commuted in to the city from the north bay. crews will be making emergency flood repairs in the north bay. the emergency repair project starts in an hour on green valley road. that project will divert rally from green valley creek so it doesn't flow over g

the attack. >> they really wailed it in there for about 30 seconds or so. >> reporter: 67-year-old len pell says he was simply walking home from neighborhood corner store when out of nowhere he was violently attacked from behind. >> bang, you know, snuck me and clocked me something, stunned me and just kept hitting me and hitting me and hitting. >> he suffered fail injuries and had his wallet stolen he was hospitalized. he's on the road to recovery now shaken up by the beating and robbery. >> this was all black and blue. my knows was black bruin. this changed color the next day and the head was lumped. >> reporter: it started around 1:30 in the afternoon with the two young suspects swinging on the swings at the stokely playground in port richmond. seconds later, surveillance cameras captured them brutally attacking pell. >> out there on the swings like six-year-olds and then innocent victim he's passing through like people do they cut through that area and like i said it was broad daylight. >> reporter: sarah visits the playground two or three times a week with her little cousin word o

. >> kpix5's len ramirez was there. >> reporter: two sisters, they never knew each other.ut each had an emptiness in their heart they say that only the other could fill. >> since i was 10, i've known that i've had a sibling. but i also knew that i would never ever see her. >> reporter: that was then but no more thanks to a dna test that changed their lives. >> the moment i heard her voice on the phone it's like something clicked inside of me. and i started crying. >> reporter: they share the same father, ray edgar reynolds. she was married to morgan's mother but had an affair. jenny sarah's son bought a my heritage. >> he said mom, i think i may have found your sister. >> reporter: it matched up with morgan who had signed up on the registry as a possible aunt. >> i found a sister when i least expected to. >> he sang. >> and i sing and i always wondered where that connection was. >> reporter: their father and mothers have passed away but now the sisters are looking to the future together. and for the first time this year, they can't wait to celebrate each other's birthday.

the camera lens in hagerstown where they picked up an inch and a half of snow. we had rain and snow in the lens. white it out and the sun broke through. couple more flurries. there you have it. that was the excitement from the snow. all the excitement potentially now is shifting to monday night and tuesday. as far as the conditions now, they are dramatically colder than yesterday. this is the difference in the air temperature. 30 deg this time yesterday. apply values all over the map. a big change with a front and the strong northwesterly winds coming in. the air temperatures tonight are going to continue to drop. by early in the morning 22 to the 23-degree range in downtown washington. gusty winds it will feel colder than that. the weekend outlook calls for sunshine tomorrow. northwesterly winds, 15 to miles per hour. gusts to 30. high to 36. wind chills in 20's. tomorrow night we will spring forward an hour to daylight saving time. i got it right that time. sunday sunshine and 41. clouds roll in late on sunday night. partly cloudy skies. monday we might have a

. >> through the lens of military grade technology by night. >> that's perfect. that's when the lions are doing stuff. >> what this show has you probably haven't seen before is thermal imaging from a really cool military grade camera. so they got some nighttime activities. >> that's crazy. >> so i'm going to stop talking for about 15 seconds. i just want to see the oohs and ahhs. because you're about to have some. ♪ >> whoa! >> that's my favorite image. i've never seen a big cat leap in the air at night after a bird. >> that's crazy to think about. we can see it because of the thermal imaging camera. but imagine the night vision a big cat has to spot a bird flying through the dark sky. >> this is producer hanna. they said, hey, let's check out a hyena den. ♪ >> look at that hyena babies. >> this would be an incredible thing to do. and we have one of the producers via skype right this minute. james smith, welcome to the show. >> great to be with you. >> what do you think is one of the biggest misconceptions about africa or the animals? how is this show going to he

rain drops over the camera lens, this is the platt bridge in southwest philadelphia. we do have an accident coming into to us on 676 at 42 in camden, an accident on the shoulder, watch for this accident right now and a new one in horsham. i think it will be busy with accidents. >>> right now, we got wet roads especially in south jersey and delaware with active heavier cells beginning to break up a little bit. not as much rain in southeastern pennsylvania but roads still wet and even though there's a lull to the west, more rain on the way and most of today is going to feature that. cloudy skies rain at times especially in south jersey on the bus stop, temperatures holding between 40 and 42, and there's an easterly breeze coming in making it rather dank and uncomfortable. it's cool a little bit breezy and wet, a high of 48, and as we go through the morning and especially the afternoon and evening, look for periods of heavy rain, it will be kind of a wet nonstop for most of the day after this. and the rain doesn't start to deintensify until after midnight. >> radar is th

lots of raindrops there on the lens.are beginning to see traffic picking up but right now, we are still in the green. michelle? >>> sandra, thank you. president trump has given the house an order, vote on the gop healthcare bill today and move forward. republicans were supposed to vote on the measure to replace the affordable care act last night but gop leaders couldn't get enough votes despite new concessions. an updated analysis projects the revised bill would cut less money from the federal budget than the original version. >>> senate democrats are vowing to filibuster president trump's supreme court nominee. judge neil gorsuch wrapped up four days of hearings yesterday on capitol hill. gorsuch needs 60 votes for confirmation which means at least 8 democrats will have to vote for him. if they don't, republicans may resort to the nuclear option, which would only require a simple majority. >>> the muslim-american father who gave a speech at the democratic national convention is speaking out against president trump. he i

we can see the rain on the lens as well. we're going to stay on on top of the latest round of rain throughout the morning on air and online. and you can also get the nbc bay area app. it will track when rain is going to be in your neck of the woods. >>> you mentiond commuters. this is the day many have been waiting for for a long time. >> the warm springs bart station will finally be unveiled ahead of tomorrow's launch. bob redell is live with a preview of what we can expect. bob, this has been a long time coming. >> reporter: that's right, kris and sam. it's been over seven years since bart broke ground on its 8$890 million station back in 2009. this is located on the backside of the tesla auto factory. and with this glass rotunda and open air design throughout, it has a distinct look compared to the other stations on parking lot. warm spring adds another 5.4 miles to the system. this is the first time the fremont since they began service in 1972. anywhere from 5,000 to 7,000 people will use this station on a typical weekda

in port richmond when those two young teens were on the swings moments before that brutal attack on len pell. pell tells us tonight, 30 years in port richmond he's never been the victim of a crime before. >> i think it's horrible. >> 67-year-old len pell has lived in port richmond for over 30 years. he's never been the victim of a crime until now. >> bang. you know, snuck me and clocked me with something. stunned me and just kept hitting me and hitting me and hitting me. >> reporter: pell was walking home from neighborhood corner store out thereof nowhere he was violently attacked from behind. he suffered facial injuries and had his wallet stolen. he ended up in the hospital. >> this was all black and blue. my knows was all black and blue. this changed color the next day. the head was all lumped. >> reporter: police say it started with two young suspects seen swinging on the swings at the stokely play ground in port richmond. but seconds later, cameras captured them, brutely attacking pell. >> on the swings like six years old and then they innocent victim passing through like people do

it was a bush preslin, and i know the lens and so on.hat would have been still in the early 1950's. mr. lamb: is it anyway of calculating -- i don't need another dollar amount, but have you spent a lot of your extra money that you had on photography over the years and has a bin and expense of hobby? mr. sowell: it is really my only extravagance. i'm not big on clothes or other luxuries. my wife doesn't wear jewelry and stuff. this is my only thing. i will say when i finally decided to go completely digital and sold all of my photographic agreement to a local camera store, they paid me over $10,000 for what was up at the time, used equipment and some of it obsolete. so i must have spent an awful lot more than that when i bought it originally. of lamb: here's a photograph kids playing on the beach in the water. mr. sowell: oh, yes. mr. lamb: where's that? mr. sowell: that is the santa monica beach in southern california. the camera was a twin lens reflex called a la mira 330. boardwalk,bly on the the santa monica boardwalk looking down at

somebody got up there and cleaned the lens. unusually sharp. overnight lows, looking at readings mostly mid 40s to low 50s, sun up tomorrow with daylight saving time, 7:21 a.m. for your tuesday morning. a little chilly tonight, 45 degrees santa rosa, 45 in fairfield. 47 at livermore. here is what is happening, big high pressure beginning to slide toward california, put as ridge over the state. pressures come up, temperatures come up, but not for long because this weak cystism will move into northern california on wednesday. so we got one more day of high temperatures, and then we get a chance of a few light showers, mostly north bay, that is tuesday night. sorry, wednesday night. and then by the time we get to latter half of the week, we warm up again. except for the notch in temperatures mid week t will be a fairly warm week ahead. futurecast shows low clouds across the shoreline tonight and this is wednesday morning at 7:00. you can see the clouds beginning to increase and then by wednesday night there is not much. maybe a few showers north o

len. >> yeah, these storms from chicago down towards st.ouis have already caused more than 20 tornadoes and over 150 reports of hail. it's moving in our general direction. i'll show you what to expect in your neighborhood and when next. >>> plus, the police officers stealing from firefighters. how thousands of dollars just disappeared and how this officer is accused of spending it. >>> plus, finding a cure. joe biden comes to philadelphia to push doctors in the fight against cancer. what he says is holding back their progress next at 11:00. >>> in the last two sessions state lawmakers have introduced bills to protect the lgbtq community under hate crime laws, but both times those bills died without a full vote or even a full debate. tonight nbc 10 investigative reporter jordan spencer is asking why. >> reporter: for gia mmi lucket simple chores are a reminder that she's just like the rest of us. as a trans-woman growing up in arkansas, she says her family didn't always make her feel that way. >> when everybody came, i had to leave. i had to

and as kpix 5's len ramirez shows us, the hype is already in full swing. it's cool, lenny.e get to see a little bit of march madness here in the bay area. >> reporter: that's right. sports fans around here definitely spoiled. last year, the super bowl at levi's stadium. this year march madness here at s.a.p. center. definitely a lot of excitement for people here both in the south bay and those flying in from around the country. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: from courtside at the s.a.p.center, to downtown hotel lobbies, san jose is getting swept up in march madness. >> i look forward to this part of year every year. the teams are playing for and getting into the big dance. >> reporter: s.a.p. is hosting the west regionals and four of the sweet sixteen teams are here. today's first practice was open and free to the public. >> basketball right down the street it's a great opportunity. >> reporter: thousands of fans and media from xavier, gonzaga, west virginia and arizona are pouring in and san jose's rolling out the welcome mat staging free hops and games for the family around down

so i would like to be able to share these stories and experiences through a compassionate lens. >> and of connection. >> right. >> sounds pretty contemporary to me these days. thank you for being here. >> thank you so much. >> screening of "light" will be on march 11th at gray area on 2665 mission street in france. >>> coming up, one of the most interesting and presentations at caamfest, memories to light as well as random action of legacy, so stay with us. delsym helps control the impulse to cough for 12 hours. which means, you're controlling your cough on your morning commute. and later when you're joking with beth... even when most cough medicines stop, delsym is still working. delsym. the #1 12-hour cough medicine. - gr"wow" means you savehome of50% or more.gs. there are three stages of wow: denial... - is this price right? - acceptance... and "boooyah." wait for it... "boooyah" has three os. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ stop by our bar bonanza event and save up to 80%! >>> and our next presentations for caamfest center around home movies, one we featured before and also rando

whether those policies will disproportion anytimely impact women or people of color. >> this is a lens that i will use as we look at all of the policies in the budget. it's a lens we need to use to inform all of our policy work, not just one piece of legislation. >> outside the state capital building today, hundreds gathered to celebrate women o's progress. >>> it's a social movement to promote women's rights and interest but taking on a political tone. christian zee is here with a look at the different messages. >> president trump's first tweet of the morning is this, i have tremendous respect for women and the many roles they serve that are vital to the fabric of society and our economy. it got more than 80,000 likes but plenty of ridicule. look at that face. would anyone vote for that. can you imagine that, the face of our next president. first lady melania trump hosted a lunch honoring international women's day and spoke about equality and her experience as an immigrant. in the meantime, the head of the international monetary fund offered advice. >> be mindful of other women and ma

his family tells our len ramirez: the source -- was one of his favorite foods. and >>> a bay area boy is home recovering after a dangerous strain of e. coli nearly killed him. the source was one of his favorite foods and tonight his family is suing. >> reporter: 8-year-old trevor simmons is back home playing like his old self, but his parents worry about his long term health after a severe sickness now linked to one of his favorite foods, soy nut butter under the brand name i am healthy. >> it was like the worst thing in my life. i don't want to have it ever again. >> reporter: his parents say within days of eating the soy nut butter spread in late january trevor was in the hospital, first severe diarrhea, then worsening complications and eventually dialysis. >> i had nurses at good samaritan hospital telling me he's too sick to be here. he's got something else. >> reporter: trevor transferred to stanford children's where doctors found he had one of the most violent and potentially fatal forms of e. coli. >> it wasn't like a normal e. coli that you would, you kn

kpix 5's len ramirez spoke to the couple about this desperate situation. they can't find the dog, len. >> reporter: still can't find the dog and it is a desperate search. this poster that you see behind me is one of hundreds of posters that have been put out through this area as the owners mount a desperate search to find them. they are trying to find the dog. >> it's a loss. not knowing where your animal is, is torture. >> reporter: theo is a 1-year- old dog the pride and joy of the woman and her fiance. he got away from his sitter on february 13 and was last seen near the intersection of blossom hill road in almaden. she said the joy of shopping for her wedding gown was shattered by losing the dog. >> i came home to go search four the dog. >> reporter: they spent hours printing and hanging hundreds of signs and posters and spent thousands of dollars on the search including hiring a pet detective. the couple even decided to postpone their wedding scheduled for this august. >> planning a wedding takes so much time. you spend so much time planning your wedd

our len ramirez was there tonight when they finally landed. [ screaming ] >> reporter: forget snakes on the plane. what happened on today's london to san francisco flight was more like this. >> oh. >> everyone. >> there was a mouse on the plane. >> reporter: british airways spotted a mouse that had squeaked through security lines and boarded the 77 at heathrow. >> i'm sure the mouse didn't have a passport. >> reporter: with passengers already strapped in, the airline explained rules that the flight must be ground requested a mouse aboard. >> they said the reason a mouse would be a problem is it eats the wire. >> reporter: stunned passengers were delayed four hours while the airline tracked down a new plane. in the meantime, twitter went crazy with passengers conjuring up the mouse's potential travel look like a hawaiian look. maybe an eye mask. or a rainbow pride flag for his would be arrival in san francisco. >> i wasn't upset. i would rather not fly a plane that then gets wires chewed by a mouse. >> reporter: it was a full flight. a huge airplane. a tiny mouse, and now a huge bill

. >> i'm len ramirez in downtown san jose. march madness has descended on this city just ahead we'll take you inside to the players practice plus the kids who got to get in for free. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and it's a tough [ unintelligible rap lyrics ] >>> "hamilton" is in town. it has been a tough ticket to get. but the show has some special visitors at today's matinee. new at 6:00 kpix 5's emily turner was there as the cast welcomed bay area high schoolers to the stage. >> to see "hamilton" people have been waiting weeks paying top dollar. but these students get to see it free. the only cost is a little learning. >> yo, king george, i got something to say. >> reporter: more than 2,000 students studied up on the american revolution and put their knowledge into rap, poems and harmony. >> i didn't really care much for the revolutionary era before starting to research these different people and documents. but as i started looking more into it, i really found all these fascinating things. >> reporter: it was one of the acts heard

it's slowly coming down from the camera lens. again that is in the doylestown area. now this is the 42 freeway over in new jersey. look at the action and travel conditions on the new jersey turnpike. we're seeing wet roads still, but we have those light flurries coming on. this is on the northbound side leaving towards the philadelphia area. we're doing okay. i would advise everyone to use caution out and about today, especially for the evening commute. we're looking at a bridge opening ahead of schedule. it's still pretty green right now. it opens on a day like today where we have lots of snow. we have a vehicle fire in conshohocke conshohoc conshohocken. take it slow. >>> this is in new castle county. >> a school bus carrying hearing impaired students was involved in an accident in wilmington. tim furlong is live in wilmington to tell us more about what happened. tim? >> reporter: the snow is falling here, but the traffic is getting b by. it was a much different scene a little while ago. just before 8:00 this morning, a kristina school district bus was in a crash w

kpix 5 reporter len ramirez tells us what's going on right now. len? >> reporter: caltrans finally gave the "all clear" and the chp reopened the fast lane of southbound 101 here in palo alto at embarcadero but as you can see from the bridge, the repairs have not been completed although it is stabilized enough to let the evening commute go through. now, earlier today, caltrans cleared away all the loose debris from the cracked section and then installed that plastic tarp just to be sure that if anything does become loose it doesn't fall on the cars below. a caltrans engineer has been inspecting the bridge but it took hours for that engineer to get here from sacramento adding to the delays. now, all this got started about 11 p.m. last night. that's when a dump truck from a nearby construction site drove down the freeway with the dumping bed still in the upright raised position. it slammed into the embarcadero overcrossing, breaking the concrete exposing rebar and leaving a massive crack across the bridge. caltrans says major repairs will be needed. we ar

gray skies there, lots of raindrops on the camera lens. ==te - grocery outlet is the home of "wow" savings. "wow" means you save 50% or more. there are three stages of wow: denial... - is this price right? - acceptance... and "boooyah." wait for it... "boooyah" has three os. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ stop by our bar bonanza event and save up to 80%! >>> it is a place to get outside and enjoy nature, but it's also especially dangerous. a study by travel website outside online says about 85 people have died in the golden gate national recreation area over the past decade. that makes it the fifth deadliest of the parks managed by the national park service. the leading causes of death, drowning, car crashes and falls. the ggnra consists of land in marin, san francisco and san mateo counties. the deadliest park in the united states, lake mead national recreation area in nevada. yosemite took the number two spot with 150 deaths from 2006 until 2016. >> isn't that interesting. not something you think about when you are going to a park. bu

kpix 5's len ramirez was there as the mayor came forward to take the blame.en. >> reporter: there has been a lot of finger-pointing angry letters going back and forth. but today it seems both sides at least publicly want to work better together. >> i think that's part of the problem is that we're speaking greek and you don't speak greek. >> reporter: one by one -- >> having boots on the ground, whether it's our boots or your boots. >> reporter: -- santa clara valley water district board members tried to make peace with the city of san jose. >> let's share a [ indiscernible ] >> i look forward to it. >> reporter: san jose mayor sam liccardo came to a special water board meeting looking for answers on the february 21 flooding disaster but first admitted his own fault. >> this happened in my city, i am responsible. we take full responsibility for the failure to warn our residents. >> reporter: 14,000 residents were evacuated hundreds by boat after coyote creek flowed over its banks flooding several neighborhoods in rocksprings and a park with up to five feet of

picks up the lens. and then returns it to its rightful owner. you know that is not easy. >> you got to freeze. >> you have to freeze but you don't see it across the room. you just don't do that. all right. now back to our weather. >> wintry weather, made a triumphant return to our area today. take a look at what drivers had to deal with during the commute in chester county along route 252. windshield wipers working overtime. let's check in with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz for a look at what's to come. you predicted this, what's next? >> and what happened was 68 degrees yesterday, so when the snow fell this morning, it melted on the roads just as we had expected. now the problem is we've got moisture on the roads here, right in the middle of center city and the temperature is going down. the wind, we really need the wind to dry those roads out. otherwise it will be icy surfaces. and a short period of time because it's already getting close. allentown, trenton, 31. 32 in mount holly. and, of course, they're going to be going dow

whether those policies will disproportion anytimely impact women or people of color. >> this is a lenst i will use as we look at all of the policies in the budget. it's a lens we need to use to inform all of our policy work, not just one piece of legislation. >> outside the state capital building today, hundreds gathered to celebrate women o's progress. >>> it's a social movement to promote women's rights and interest but taking on a political tone. christian zee is here with a look at the different messages. >> president trump's first tweet of the morning is this, i have tremendous respect for women and the many roles they serve that are vital to the fabric of society and our economy. it got more than but plenty of ridicule. look at that face. would anyone vote for that. can you imagine that, the face of our next president. first lady melania trump hosted a lunch honoring international women's day and spoke about equality and her experience as an immigrant. in the meantime, the head of the international monetary fund offered advice. >> be mindful of other women and make sure you're no

privacy through a different lens, how do you make that work? we may never commits each other that one lands is right and the iser lanes is wrong -- lens wrong, but we need to focus on interoperability. we need to work on making it interoperable in a way that protections that europeans want and expect for their data can be expected when the data is transferred to the u.s. , when then that note immigration order came from the white house, there were a lot of concerns from data regulators within the european union that this might negatively impact europeans' data. there is a section of the order that specifically talks about the government being able to collect data on citizens from other countries. when i talked to you then, the interpretation the ftc had was governmentffects collected data, not commercially collected data, which is where the privacy shield falls in. is that still your interpretation, and have you heard anything that indicates the europeans may have gotten that message and are a little bit calmer over the situation? comm. ohlhaus

kpix 5's len ramirez explains...he couple is doing ever >>> well, san jose couple has postponed their wedding so they can find their dog. >> kpix 5's len ramirez explains the couple is doing everything they can including hiring a pet detective. >> reporter: trendy king has a laser focus on just one thing finding theo. >> it's a loss and not knowing where your animal is, is torture. >> reporter: theo is a 1-year- old dog the pride and joy of her and her fiance. he got away from a sitter on february 13 and was last seen near a whole foods market in almaden. king was in los angeles at the time and said the joy of shopping for her wedding gown was shattered by losing theo. >> i took a flight home to search for her. >> reporter: they spent hours printing and hanging hundreds of signs and posters and spent thousands on the search including hiring a pet detective. the couple even decided to postpone their wedding scheduled for this august. >> planning a wedding takes so much of your time. you know, you spend so much time pl

i mean, i know why kfc has a lens, a sponsored lens, but is cadillac going to have a lens? is morgan stanley going to have a lens? other big buyers of ad content? >> absolutely. they need to bread themselves with younger people -- >> even though the purchase might not happen for years? >> absolutely. cadillac in fact moved their monthly people to soho to be more with the young people. >> time will tell how big that opportunity is. i mean, i'm willing to accept that notion exactly, but i don't think the dollars behind it are going to be measured in the tens of billions. i think they're going to be measured in the tens of millions and ad to low billions. on that basis, the company is going to have a great run, but exactly what that's worth, the market's going to have to decide. >> i want to show you -- you know everybody who comes in to ring the bell gets to sign the log at the nyse. this is evan spiegel's signature. [ laughter ] to the degree -- i mean, that is a signature right there. >> what is that, a sticker? >> yeah, it's the rainbow vomit -- >> the rainbow vomit sticke

in fact, you can even see the drops on the camera lens. matt and tam. >> all right, matt, thanks so much. >>> let's start our carousel of reporters. first up "action news" reporter jeff chirico live in the west mount airy section of philadelphia. how you doing, jeff. >> reporter: all right, matt. we're seeing some sleet right now. it was snow about 45 minutes ago but over the past hour we have started to see that changeover. that said, however, we do have significant accumulation here in west mount airy. you can put the yard stick in. looks like we have just over 2-inches of snow right now. let's take a look over here on germantown avenue. it's largely quiet right now. you can see it's slushy. travel seems to be okay right here but in some of the side streets of course they are still snow covered, making the commute wherever you might be going this morning a little bit more difficult than usual. we have seen some plows around here. in fact, some plows hitting the secondary roads like allen's lane right behind me. there we do see some peopl

but len's super high groeft dividendless isn't one of them. this biotech company create add drug that can treat age-related macular degeneration via a once a month injection right into your eye. sounds horrible, right? well, it replaced the existing treatment where your eye needed to be injected once a week. 12 injections to the eye versus 52, maybe there's some universe where you can pin that on easy monetary policy but it seems clear to me that's all about ingenuity. then alaska airlines. nothing like a niche airline that knows its business and its market better than anyone. we've anointed alaska air as the best regional and i think its acquisition of virgin america will make it the ultimate west coast powerhouse. did the federal reserve delve out those gates in san francisco's airport? we know from the critics of low rates that the fed is all knowing and all seeing and all manipulative but i don't think they pulled the airport strings. next up, we've had steve holmes on a bunch of times and when i saw wind hamm worldwide up 2560% it made me