len isa saying the manifesto is great. len is a politician, he is acting like any politician would.at is a hostage to fortune? it isa it is a bit of managing expectations. they always go below what they think it might be so that when they get more it looks good. if he does under 200 seats, it is even worse for them. stephen, do you believe that the clear plan now, barring a wipe—out, is forjeremy corbyn to stay on? yes, the leadership... no question about it? there is no doubt in my mind. some believe they can turn it around and go on to win, but you do not give up the keys to the castle willingly is they're lying. but people are underestimating lent when he thinks that labour will get 200. i would be very worried if i was in the leader's office and i was seeing len mccluskey say, you have got to get 200 to be a success. i do not believe for a moment len mccluskey believes they are on course to get 200 seats, so i thinkjeremy corbyn will find it harder to stay leader. so the unions are the power brokers. if len mccluskey says, sorry, jeremy, that is it? do not forget that len mcclus

what a difference a day makes — yesterday len mccluskey said labour we re yesterday len mccluskey saidused? that they are soaring eagles. are you confused ? we that they are soaring eagles. are you confused? we will clear everything up. if, you confused? we will clear eve re-elected, f, i you confused? we will clear eve re-elected, f, - stilli you confused? we will clear eve re-elected, f, - still be e neighbours? ‘neighbours? a in heaven? ok, maybe not. made in heaven? ok, maybe not. philip hammond and theresa may show dynamite chemistry at a news conference but rumours of a strange relationship has been dismissed as media tittle tattle. and how do you deal with a problem like boris? he hasn't been seerr deal with a problem like boris? he hasn't been seen- and on has been abouté campaign —>7 77, . z ticking g ticking time bomb? packs are, or a ticking time bomb? packs are, what about you ? or a ticking time bomb? packs are, what about you? and we will be asking everyone and their dog in don freese and galloway scottish don freese and galloway scottish independenced galloway is scottis

uh-uh. >> you've gone a week too far. >> len, i would think len understands, it's not always you j dancingthat person and their story, their inspiration. >> thank goodness i didn't come -- >> these why i like you. >> i just an observation. speaking of fine, i give you king art you'arthur, charlie hu. >> i live close to here and i'm always so mad when they close down this piece of the street for premiers and now here i am at my own so i guess i can't be mad anymore. >> knights on horseback paraded down the street as he mingled with fans. rns us out his girl friend is camera shy. >> she hates being on the red carpet, so we don't do any of that together. >> king arthur of the sword, he's quite the shining nooitd. >> what's the most romantic thing you've every done? >> cooking. going out and biding favorite groceries and cooking a my lady. >> his specialty is pasta and thai food. >> boy. there he is. what's up, my man. come give me a hug. >> their unexpected bromance arstted when the singer stars on charlie's show, "sons of anarchy." >> they were different. >> if you haven't had enough of me g

when len said he overstayed his welcome. no. he was definitely taken back that len said that. after 24 seasons of "dancing with the stars" it's not always just dance it's their person, their story and their inspiration. >> it's a good thing i didn't come and do this show for those judges. >> i have to tell you, looking so fine -- speaking of fine, i give you king arthur, charlie hunnam. a good thing i was at "dancing with the stars" because i would have boogied all over carly steel for one-on-one time with this fella. >> i'm always so mad when they close down this piece of street for premieres and now here i am at my own premiere. i guess i can't be mad anymore. >> paraded down the street as charlie mingled with his fans. he arrived solo, it turned out his girlfriend of 11 years is camera shy. >> he hates being on the red carpet and all of that. we don't do any of that stuff together. >> charlie plays the legendary hero in king arthur legend of the sword and is quite the shining knight in real life. >> what's the most romantic thing you have ever done. >> cooking, going out, b

great pedigree but len goodman, big shoes to fill.that she had a really good screen test. they held auditions? that is what we heard. who was she up against? potentially brendan and anton du beke. and bruno tonioli? yes. so what do you think her style is going to be, len goodman was quite stage, the elder statesman looking on with the odd joke here and there. but slightly detached in a way that bruno was very involved in the whole thing. what you think her style is going to be? she seems to come across as quite funny, she laughs and smiles lot but the child she acted as guardian to, they've talked about her as a bit stern. she can be a bit unforgiving but also very loving and she has maintained really good relationships with them. do you think she will be able to maintain the viewerfigures? think she will be able to maintain the viewer figures? i think an injection of new blood could be really good for the series. sometimes somebody new can be a good move. and so much of the other elements have been the same for so many years that i t

len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> great job. all right, len, thank you. >>> working to what a future computer system failure that -- 75,000 passengers were stuck on the ground in london airports over the weekend. the damage from the public relations disaster will take longer to repair. we spoke with london-bound travelers at sfo. most took it in stride and seemed relieved flights were on the move again. >>> a navy seal was remembered today as a true patriot following a parachute accident. he fell to his death yesterday when his chute failed to open yesterday in new york. it is a reminder of the hazards men and women in uniform face when perfecting their skills. >>> last week, tiger woods was perfecting his come back in golf, and now he's facing a dui charge. >>> the golf star was arrested in south florida at 3:00 a.m. for suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. the arrest comes as woods was on the mend from his 4th back surgery last month. he is not play ago the pga tour this weekend, but he is still commit

len mccluskey of unite claimed it would be a successful campaign if labour lost about 30 seats.e said he'd changed his mind. the interview i did with politico was a conversational piece, against the backdrop of if the opinion polls are to be believed, that i made those comments. since then, labour launched their manifesto and it is fantastic. a manifesto for workers and ordinary working people. a manifesto that will change britain for the good. and the response that we have had from unite members has been incredible. that's why i was checking our polls that we do, constant rolling polls, and the response has been like something we've never seen before. so i am now full of optimism — if i was having that interview today, i would not be making those comments. our political correspondent alex forsyth is with the labour campaign team in lincoln. this is important, because len mccluskey and jeremy corbyn are very close and he is a huge financial backer through unite? yes, and he seems to have had a significant change of heart in a short space of time. the bbc understands only yesterd

unite union leader len mccluskey says he's confident the opinion polls will change in labour's favourafter earlier suggesting the party wouldn't win. it was against the backdrop of if the opinion polls are to be believed that i made those comments. since then, labour have launched their ma nifesto, then, labour have launched their manifesto, a fantastic manifesto. former us soldier chelsea manning will be released from prison later over her involvement with wikileaks. also coming up, the idea that people can be fat but fit could all be a myth. researchers looked at the health record of more than 3 million people, casting doubt on the theory that some people can be healthy, despite being overweight. and she was famous for her trademark headscarf and pinny, now coronation street's hilda ogden's trademark items are going under the hammer, good morning. it's wednesday 17th may. i'm annita mcveigh welcome to bbc newsroom live the white house has denied reports that donald trump asked former fbi directorjames comey to stop an investigation into the alleged links between one of his senior ad

kpix 5 reporter len ramirez was in the courtroom as a verdict was read. len, a lot of emotion from the lamarr family. >> reporter: that's right. it was a jampacked courtroom. in fact, an overflowed crowd into another courtroom as well as many people out here. there was a lot of emotion, sobs, tears, people were very happy and also, for the family of garcia-torres, very upset as well. anotlin garcia-torres showed little emotion but he bowed his head when the jury's verdict was read aloud. guilty for the kidnapping and murder of sierra lamar. guilty on all counts. >> truly, we have been praying for the chapter to have that type of ending, justice. >> reporter: supporters and search team members embraced and high-fived each other. her friends and family wept. victory in the courtroom but the loss goes on. >> nothing will take away the pain and sorrow we experience every day. >> reporter: it took 12 hours of deliberations to reach the verdict. even though sierra's body was never found. she disappeared on her way to school in 2012. garcia-torres was arrested t

it has to be earned through the lens of humility. only in america can a poor kid from public housing have the privilege and honor to be the commencement speaker at the largest and most innovative university in the country. i stand before you as living proof of the american dream. joining many of your parents, your professors and generations of graduates before you. today, you may question the strength of that dream and the promise of america. generation has not made it easy for you. our political leaders on both sides of the aisle have not acted with enough courage nor honesty in addressing the long-term challenges we face. [applause] they have been more focused on fighting with each other then walking in the shoes of the american people. vitriol and self-interest rules the day in washington. look toall that, when i the future, i am extremely optimistic, especially when i look out and see you. the future is not up to them. not up to washington, it is up to you. this milestone in your life may come with some anxiety about what tomorro

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apock lens. we should remember that many investors have made fortunes owning them. i just want to point out that when you look at the new high list, it's about as broad as you could ask. sans the utilities and the safe dividends. that doesn't mean we should break out the party hats. it does mean we're in less dangerous territory than many people now think after five fabulous months of 2017 market action. jerry in alabama, jerry! >> caller: booyah, jim. i bought schlumberger, and it's now $10 less. should i buy more? >> that's what i told my charitable trust. i said, 68, 69, come on. nice yield, great balance sheet. maybe buy more at 65 if oil

kpix 5's len ramirez on the new danger from bart's new tracks. len. >> reporter: that's right, liz. bart definitely does not want anyone crossing the tracks. this is a significant step though for bart to san jose. it's an exciting one but also one that is dangerous. valley transportation authority workers are knocking on doors spreading the word of a new potential hazard in this neighborhood. the new bart tracks running through northeast san jose are now electrified. >> you can't see it you can't smell it but if you touch it it's too late. >> reporter: she is talking about the electric third rail of bart which runs the length of the tracks on the 10-mile extension into san jose from warm springs. energized with 1,000 volts of electricity. >> put it in perspective, even 42 volts of electricity can be fatal. so if anyone comes in direct contact with those tracks, um, it's electrocution. >> on first street the electrification is above for the light rail and these are actually on the ground. >> reporter: san jose has never had bart tracks before. vta is worried people might confuse them

kpix 5 reporter len ramirez with what this could mean for the case. len. >> reporter: ken, at this point, it's difficult to say how significant this development would be. but it could be very significant because it involves the credibility of one of the chief witnesses for the prosecution. prosecutors and defense attorneys are reviewing the contacts of sergeant herman leon one of the main investigators in the sierra lamar case after a judge in another case found he gave false testimony in the 2009 murder trial. the judge in that case found he testified to statistical inaccuracies so significant, it was enough to overturn the murder convictions of two defendants. >> this has the potential to blossom into a very significant issue not just in the penalty phase but in the first guilt phase of this case. >> reporter: former prosecutor and legal analyst steve clark says that while there's no evidence to suggest leon's conduct in the ra case was faulty, it raises the question, did the district attorney know about the earlier case? >> if the court feels that

len, how's he doing? >> reporter: well, robert paylor remains at valley medical center, where he will be for the foreseeable future. doctors say that he has had some complications related to his lungs recently but he is mostly through that. and he could be moving into physical rehabilitation as early as today. as for his long-term outlook and his ability to walk again, doctors say it's still too soon to say. >> reporter: the latest photo of paralyze the cal rugby player robert paylor shows him in a hospital bed neck braise and nose tube but still smiling and wearing a california strength t-shirt. >> he is taking it um, like a warrior. >> reporter: robert's father said his son accepts that his life has changed but he is fighting through excruciating pain to make the best recovery possible. >> he is enduring a lot. yeah. but he is very goal-oriented. he knows he wants to get to where he needs to be and whatever he has to do, he will do it. >> reporter: robert was playing for cal in the national championship

we will be right >>> see those water droplets on the camera lens. it is raining outside. >> a little bit. >> um-hmm. >> forget about the price tag philly is all about the bling. >> next big thing or i should say next big bling, take a look mysterious sculpture has been taken shape along the schuylkill river. big bling has been up since monday and stand 40 feet tall. the association for public art , fund raised to transport this piece here from new york 's madison square park. joggers and bikers on kelly drive aren't sure what to make of it so we asked, what is it. >> so this is an abstract contemporary sculpture and it is definitely opened to your imagination, it is whatever you want it to be there is no wrong answer, it is an abstract piece and definitely opened to interpretation. >> it looks like an oliphant to me, with a hook. association for public art says it is planning on putting lights around the sculptures so it can be seen at night. big bling will be officially unveiled on thursday, june 8th and will be in philadelphia until november. >>>

everything i will share with you today is through the lens of umbutu. i grew up in new york in public housing. the projects. my parents were both high school dropouts and they could barely month rent and our two bedroom apartment for my brother, my sister, and my parents. however, from my earliest of memories, my mother instilled into me her american dream and the promise of america. a good education and hard work will open the door to a better life. that provides me with an important lesson to share with you all today. your station in life does not define you and the promise of america that is for all of us. when i was seven years old, i had a defining moment in my life. i came home from school one day and saw my father laid on the couch with a cast from his hip to his ankle. he had a series of terrible blue-collar jobs as a high t, but dropout, army ve this particular job he had in 1960 was one of the worst. he was a truck driver delivering and picking up diapers before the invention of pampers. he fell on a sheet of ice in march of 1960. in march of

second man, let's go. >> reporter: free len is trying to change that mentality in future fire fighters. >> lock one side for sure, good, good, good. >> reporter: he shares with these college students that he did what generations before him were sometimes too proud to do. he contacted a counselor. >> i try not to be embarrassed, but it's an educational thing to learn. >> reporter: he made the call to oakland's employee assistance program. most cities have a network of therapists who assist struggling workers. but our survey found half of fire fighters who use the program did not find the services helpful. if fire fighters can't depend on the services available to them, what are they supposed to do? >> that's a fantastic question, and that is the core driving question as to why we wanted to bring this issue out of the shadows. >> reporter: mike is a president of the california fire chiefs association. >> i will tell you having looked at the results ever your survey i thought it was remarkable because it told me intuitively what we already believe. >> reporter: now labor and management ar

slags and in orderfor a combined on in previous lenning slags and in order for a combined authorityo be given those powers a metro mayor must be located for the area. —— elected for the area. it's a position of significant power. in terms of voter engagement, it's interesting to look at turnout. the turnout in the merseyside contest we we re turnout in the merseyside contest we were just seeing the winner of, turnout was 26%. that's the second of the metro mayors to be declared. so labour taking the position on merseyside. more of those posts still to be declared throughout the day. the conservatives have made big gains in the council elections in england and wales, recording their best results since 2008. many of the votes cast yesterday across england, scotland and wales are still to be counted, but labour have suffered losses and ukip have lost all but one seat. the conservatives have been celebrating a series of victories across england and wales. the results so far show the tories taking control of six local councils and winning more council seats than any other party. the tori

len mccluskey had a conversion overnight.oudsing moment from the election cal pawn with norman. we need a general election and we need one now. to every city, every village, every town. we state a clear intention. about the future of this country. the big question here is simply this... at what point... are voters... getting tired of politicians. let me finish if you don't mind. what have you got today, norman? i bring you beards! what do we think of beards? well, vote, are not terribly fond of politicians who have beards of the there is a survey out today saying two—thirds of voters don't like their leaders to have beards. they view them as unkept and looks as if you kind of let yourself go, which is not good news for westminster‘s famous beard which belongs to mrj corbyn. he won the beard of the year seven years on the beard of the year seven years on the trot. this was him being asked a couple of years ago, how long he had been growing a beard for? well, the leader of the beard liberation front quoted me as saying i wear m

len mccluskey of the united union doe5 intervention.e united union does not believe that labour will win the election, but it will have fought a successful campaign if it has 200 seats. a55u ra nce5 campaign if it has 200 seats. assurances given campaign if it has 200 seats. a55urance5 given that the serial killer's assurances given that the serial killer's a5her5 assurances given that the serial killer's ashers will not be scattered on saddleworth moor. the express criticises the amount of money spent on keeping him alive. the prime suspect in the killing of wpc yvonne fletcher will not be prosecuted, according to the telegraph, because police were blocked from using key evidence on national security grounds. we will start with the financial times. labour pledges £49 billion tax rise to fund a spending push. a lot of comment about this. are they able to raise all of the money that the need for all of the promises and pledges for all of the promises and pledges for the tax rises? i mean, you read through this manifesto and it is full of

but for me, since our work, our lens is gender and our lens is also racial, is to have seen the racial disparities of the women that attended that were part of the african diaspora. even though there are quotas and they are much further ahead than we are in the eu is that the black women, and there were young black women there, still feeling that they were underrepresented and underserved. they did this great panel of four black women that are serving for the city council to their legislatolegislators. they're women that defy the odds, that they shouldn't be elected. so the notion there is so much work to be done from a racial and gender lens fueled my ability to kind of come back and reset and determine how can we look at systems and for higher heights, we have been looking at having conversations around particularly the democratic national committee. here is a committee where, again, black women are the foundation of a winning coalition from a voting perspective, yet still we are underrepresented in that. in leadership. this past weekend, so there's one black woman that was elected t

won‘t thoughts on this, len mccluskey claiming labourwon‘t win, thoughts on this, len mccluskey claimingunion in the country, unite, recently elected as their leader, said labour have a mountain to climb, he doesn‘t think the party will win the general election and he thinks labour will win around 200 seats and says it would be a good result. in context, they had 229 a couple of years ago, and by any measure in recent history 200 seats for labour would be seen by many as a complete disaster. so, what‘s happening? len mccluskey is a long—time supporter ofjeremy corbyn. it is what they call expectation management. he is preparing, if you like, publicly, for labour to be defeated, and for what happens to labour and jeremy corbyn after defeat, if that is what happens. could jeremy corbyn stay on as labour leader even if they lose? 0k, as labour leader even if they lose? ok, thank you. speak to you later, thank you. in other news:: the white house is denying reports that donald trump asked former fbi directorjames comey to stop an investigation into alleged links between an advisor and russia

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this is a lens that the trump presidency is refocusing.ndsight, there are a ton of women who viewed the 2016 election through the gender lens as strongly but maybe now do in hindsight. >> they probably do. i have a slightly different take. i think the mysogyny piece played a bigger sub text than people want to give it credit for. i think there are a lot of attitudes about how they view women in power and authority. and i don't think they view them very favorably. >> take away her name. >> i think this country has very puritanical views of women. and particularly in terms of the roles they have outside the home and the roles in business and now in politics. at the end of the day, it is now peop look at a female candidate. and i think with that study about, how people kind of perceive women when you sort of neutralize it. when you put it in the full throttle gender, it is more of an issue. >> chew on this and then i'll to go break. she is now the third straight losing democratic nominee for president to not believe they truly lost. she doesn

. >> for the first time it's a 10 from len. >> 10 from len the entire season and when he kind of tookas like, is he going to do it he tapped it yes. >> he scored another round of 10s for his freestyle. ending the night with an 80 out of 80. normani's 78 and david ross' 73. >> amazing! >> but there's still one more dance to go. immediately after last night's show the three finalists had just hours to learn another routine for tonight. so, what's their strategy. >> the dance is secondary. i want to savor the moment, hang out with her as a friend and want to have a good time. >> and after three months of rehearsal rehearsals underdog david said he's just ready to rest. >> i can honestly live without the five-hour ix six-hour rehearsal days. but i'm going to miss lindsay. >> i'm going to miss the banana bread that my makeup artist makes. shout-out to you girl. >> i'll be there tonight. i'm going to try some of that banana bread. i'm going to call it between normani and rashad. but normani is going to take home the mirrorball. >>> still ahead -- >> i'm running for the president of the unit

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how might my perception of these men change through the lens of the story? >> washington is an important character in this book because his interest in that land, talking about what became the midwest. the ohio country, the illinois county and michigan and indiana and the rest of the midwest. in that region, personal interest in that region begins his career as an important person in america. he made his way as a young man beginning in his teenage years by figuring out where the best land was and finding ways to invest in it. he was largely disinherited in favor of his older half-brother is and massive advantage, people think only hamilton didn't come from massive advantage but washington didn't come from massive advantage and he had to make up for a lot, to be a man by the standards given to him by hustling and becoming a major investor and developer in land down the ohio valley but he wasn't the only one. everybody who could was in the game at that time so it wasn't a surprise, anything but a surprise that once the nation had been formed the one of the key

software based called "google lens".. here's a look.)) google announced that their next android operating system "o" will have a feature that android users have been waiting for.. picture in picture. when watching a video you can do something else at the same time.. the video will just shrink into lower corner and keep playing.. david burke/google android vp engineering says:<"we think picture in picture will be great">"o" will bring a new feature called notification dots on the app icon you will see a dot when you have a new notification related to that app. david burke/google android vp engineering says: <"and what really cool if i long press on app you can see the notification right there on home screen">google says the new operating system will create better battery life for any device running it and it will be the most secure yet. it comes with a new built in app called google play protect which will scan apps and tell if you they are carrying viruses or appear to be built unsafe. stephanie cuthbertson/g oogle android product manag

a reflective candidate is when you get in. >> i also think when we look at this from a progressive lens, it cannot just be about swing states. most of our progressive money goes towards flipping houses, trying to flip washington, when ultimately we are trying to change the very landscape of our country, we have to look at our city hall and our state legislatures across the country. we need to make mayors sexy. this was a race that people were like everybody was concerned and fixated about ferguson which is literally ten minutes from st. louis, why do we care about st. louis and cincinnati and these major cities, detroit. they change the very landscape of our country. that being said, we have to have strong conversations about where are we going to create a progressive infrastructure where the money will go and more importantly, if we are going to change the face of leadership and create pipelines so i can envision a black woman in the white house, you have to create pipelines at the local level. higher heights endorsed her and we've also endorsed yvette simpson for cincinnati which is a

in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> a man accused of murdering his ex-girlfriend and then barricading himself inside a car for 19 hours in martinez says he is innocent. 38-year-old greg was wearing a yellow jumpsuit as he entered a not guilty plea this morning. he is accused of killing his 47- year-old ex-girlfriend thursday in walnut creek. hours after police say pro copevitz locked himself inside his mercedes outside a gas station in martinez. he refused to give up for 19 hours while threatening to kill himself and others. he finally surrendered when officers blasted the car with tear gas. he will be back in court on may 16. >>> tough questions for fbi director james comey today during his annual review on capitol hill. allen martin is here with the grilling he got. allen. >> reporter: liz, lawmakers pushed comey about investigations into hillary clinton's email server and possible campaign connections between president trump and russia. >> you may think we're idiots. we're honest people. we make judgments trying to do the right thing. and i believe even in hindsight we made the rig

in san jose len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> the man who went on a shooting rampage at oikos university five years ago will spend life in jail. one goh pleaded no contest today to 7 counts of murder and three counts of attempted murder. prosecutors say the former nursing student had dropped out of oikos several months before the shooting in april of 2013 and wanted his tuition refunded. the alameda county prosecutor says goh will be sentenced to 7 consecutive life terms. >>> new at 5:00, california voters may have legalized recreational marijuana but some cities aren't buying in. several are passing bans before prop 64 can take effect. kpix 5's emily turner says santa rosa is voting tonight. >> reporter: santa rosa has been on the cutting edge of regulation for medical marijuana. but with the passage of prop 64 and recreational marijuana, it's completely changed the landscape of cannabis regulation. so now the city is trying to take a step back to make sure what they are doing is the right thing. in the ultimate irony, the passage of recreational marijuana in the state may mean more restrict

in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> the walt disney company is standing tough after being targeted by hackers. packers claim they have the new "pirates of the caribbean" movie for ran son threatening to release it for segments if disney doesn't pay a huge ran son in bitcoin. company officials won't pay, a ransom. this comes as countries are recovering from a massive hack attack. kpix 5's melissa caen on the bay area company trying to track down who is responsible for this massive global hack. melissa. >> reporter: yeah, around the world, hundreds of thousands of computers have been hacked by that "wannacry" virus. i sat down with the ceo of the bay area security firm called symantec and he told me that there are signs that north korea is behind the attack. >> reporter: right on the heels of a ballistic missile test north korea may have deployed a different kind of bomb. a computer virus called "wannacry." symantec's ceo gregory clark. >> sometimes it's a email where someone says hey i have mailed you an encrypted spreadsheet type in the password. you type the password in, press run

looking sharp len. who's the lucky lady? i'm going to the bank, to discuss a mortgage. ugh, see, you need a loan, you put on a suit, you go crawling to the bank. this is how i dress to get a mortgage. i just go to lendingtree. i calculate how much home i can afford. i get multiple offers to compare side by side. and the best part is... the banks come crawling to me. everything you need to get a better mortgage. clothing optional. lendingtree, when banks compete, you win. okay! ...awkward. >>> it's so sad that we're still debating why the president won in the fashion that he did. >> last thing before we go today. sean spicer in today's briefing talking about the hillary clinton interview aired last night. even before sean spicer called the relitigation of the election said, trump has mentioned the campaign 38.6% of the days since he was elected. in the oval office he handed journalists a color-coded map of his electoral victory. >> with we had a wonderful election. didn't we? i saw those numbers. you like me and i like you. we were very honored by the victory we had. 306

it has to be earned and earned every day through the lens of humility. lifer greatest passions in faces great challenges. you can conquer these challenges and they will shape and strengthen your character. at 8:00 p.m.ight eastern, 2017 commencement speeches. include,end speakers let harris at howard university in washington, d.c., betsy devos at the thin cookman university. ceo and president of aerojet rocketdyne, eileen drake at university of alabama in huntsville, executive chairman schultz, at, howard arizona state university, tempe, senator elizabeth warren at the university of massachusetts amherst, and senator rob portman at ashland university in ohio. this saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and seized on -- and c-span.org. live, today on c-span, "washington journal" is next. at 9:00 a.m., the u.s. house returns. off the floor members are invited to a classified briefing deputy attorney general rod rosenstein on the firing of fbi director james comey. up in 30 minutes on "washington journal,", congressman jim himes of connecticut, ranki

len ramirez explains. >> reporter: a warning going out for people who live near these tracks. the electric third rail is now energized with a thousand volts of electricity, enough to electrocute anyone who touches it. today workers went door to door in the neighborhoods around the tracks here in northeast san jose handing out information and warning neighbors to be aware and to stay away from the tracks. he's worried people might confuse the bart tracks with regular train tracks and that could be a fatal mistake. the new extension is expected to open to the public later this year. in san jose len ramirez kpix 5. >>> the hunt is on for a tagger in san francisco who keeps vandalize -- the hunt is on for the tagger in san francisco who keeps vandalizing the buildings. the murals get defaced every few months and it is worse every time. next week the center plans to meet with police to figure out what to do. >>> just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water a great big shark has been sighted. >> attention in the water, this is the orange county sheriff's department. >>

the google lens features are expected to rollout of android phones in the coming months. >>> barts says they are fixing a problem with the emergency lighting system that is supposed to come on during the power outages. all bart stations are equipped with the system so that passengers can safely evacuate during a power outage. you may remember the system failed during a massive power outage and those at the montgomery system were left in the dark, and five days later it happened at the richmond station. bart said they did a systemwide inspection found that the emergency lighting was not working at 14 stations even though inspection reports indicated otherwise. >> we started replacing the batteries so that the permit systems are working and we've done a complete overhaul into the process of documentation, audits and inspections and preventative maintenance. >> bart has said the emergency lighting is working on all of the stations. they are looking into why the inspection reports were incorrect. >>> it is 6:46 am. >>> a high-tech makeover for the san francisco city-owned parking garages in

but kpix 5's len ramirez shows us the general public is no longer invited to play ball, len? >> reporter: well, veronica, this field was locked down and has a soccer field and a football field. it was locked all day today until just about half an hour ago when the coach of this girl's soccer team came through and unlocked the gates so his team could practice. so this is rubbing a lot of people the wrong way here in milpitas because this field has a history of being open. since it was renovated it's been locked. now people want it unlocked. they are some of the best sports facilities around. fields of dreams for football and soccer encircled by a running track all of it kept in nearly pristine condition by the city of milpitas. but if you try to use them, be prepared for a lockout. >> we are walking around the whole field trying to find and entry. >> reporter: he and his cousin played football here when they were natural grass but ever since the city upgraded the fields with artificial turf last summer, you can't just walk on and play anymore. >> it sucks. it's obviously up li

were little tiny microscopic lenses that would trap the color when filmed through a camera with the lens -- with a filter, red green blue filter developed and read projected -- read projected through the projector. eye, it looked like a black and white film with odd stripes. >> how hard was it to get projected and colored? do you have the technology lying around? >> we don't. several years ago, i had seen in an exhibit in oklahoma, a coded -- kodacooded color lor projector. whoever owned the camera wouldn't let us run our film through their projector with the age of these items are 80 plus years old. be hesitant to run them through a projector, much less our own. i did additional research and discovered there was a lab in rockville maryland that can digitally recapture and recode the color information that is trapped in these lines. make it color again. or films areacol part of a larger set at the library museum, correct? >> right. we have 150 or so of uber -- of tover home movies dating up 1952. olor films were shot mostly by the first lady? >> some of them were. others, i'm not sure. i

it has to be earned every day through the lens of humility. lifer greatest passions in often make challenges seem insurmountable. you can congress is challenges and they will shape and strengthen your character. >> saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern, commencement speeches. harris, include kamala devos,on secretary betsy ceo and president of aerojet rocketdyne, executive chairman ,f starbucks howard schultz senator elizabeth warren at university of massachusetts, and senator robert portland and ohio. this saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span.org. attorney general ron rosenstein briefed members of the house on former fbi director james comey's removal. following the meeting, some medias spoke with the news media. -- some members spoke with the news media. >> i thought it was -- mr. mccarthy: i thought it was informative. heated -- he did ask a question that it was not classified, that we could answer it. one of the questions were public, of course he already said it, he didn't have any evidence that comey asked for resources