sharyl: thanks, lisa. "full measure," mixing drugs and academics, we're looking how some companies sharyl: with the high cost of prescription drugs a matter of current debate pharmaceutical companies are hiring college academics to convince congress the high prices are necessary. but these academics don't always disclose their company ties, according to annie waldman who investigated for propublica and recently talked with me about her findings. annie waldman: i'm looking at a new strategy at the pharmaceutical industry, which is, instead of paying off doctors, or lobbying congress, now the pharmaceutical industry is turning to academics in order to help them justify high drug prices. sharyl attkisson: and when you say they're turning to academics, what exactly are they doing? annie waldman: they are hiring academics to do research which seems to support their end theory, which is that their drugs are highly valuable and therefore they should be able to set whatever price they want. sharyl: the pharmaceuti

lisa: i can't think of any. it winds up being less repeal and more, meh, people kind of do what they will do. a sense that this would be something worth the investment of rigorous enforcement is largely lost. they are mostly symbolic. i'm sure we can find an exception to that but in most cases it seems to be mostly symbolic. jeffrey: alcohol consumption by the 1970's went up to its pre-prohibition levels? lisa: yes. but at the same time those numbers can be interpreted differently. even though the average american by the 1970's is consuming us much as the average american in, say, 1915, nonetheless, since that is being shared more widely between men and women, it is distributed more evenly. and because we are no longer counting people who are 14 to 21 in that number. between those things the rates of consumption are not necessarily as damaging. in other words, where learning to drink better. jeffrey: i'm delighted. i am sure members will drink very well tonight. a gender case involving men and women that justice

he's with lisa. >> lisa: what were you thinking when c.j. miles got that shot off? >> don't go in and anybody but paul george can take that last one and we live with it. >> lisa: what was the strategy just to keep the ball away from paul? >> get the ball out of his hands. coach did a great job of calling out one of our sets that we work on every day and we executed. >> lisa: the first thing i said before we came on camera, are you happy, you feel good about the win? >> absolutely. it doesn't matter how you get a win, it's how ythat you get a w. you get better as the games go on. we'll look at the film tomorrow and play better monday. >> lisa: how do you think you played defensively? >> we still got to clean some things up but the fight was there. >> lisa: congratulations on the win. >> mike: thank you, lisa. game one goes to cleveland. game two coming up on monday night right back here at quicken loans arena, as the first game of the playoffs comes down to the final shot and the final seconds. reminder again, kiefer sutherland stars as the president faces another cr

and i know, lisa, you live there.eople working in the fox media empire are in los angeles in show business. and it is the fox network broadcast channel. it is fx. it is tv studio. it is more than one tv studio. it is a movie studio with more than one components of the movie studio. they were getting word to the murdochs that if it was any of us, if it was any of us movie executives, any one of us, we would be out. there is another dynamic, which is they started to fear that creative people who have a show to pitch might think well, i like john linegraph at fx, but i'm going some place else. lisa, did you hr tt taln the creative community? >> i d. i reported that this morning that other executives within the 21st century fox empire were telling the murdochs that if this happened on our watch at our company, we would fire this person immediately. and net fox news seemed to operate by a different set of rules. bill o'reilly's firing shows possibly fox news is not going to be the rogue pirate ship that roger ailes ran it

>> lisa, thank you. happening now, voters in france and abroad are deciding which two presidential candidates will advance to a runoff. here is a live look at a polling center in paris. you can see people lined up to check in at the desk there. it is now 3:00 in the afternoon and people is have been voting all day long. back here in the bay area french citizens are getting their chance to cast ballots with some lined up for hours yesterday for early voting. abc 7 news reporter kate larson has the story. >> reporter: a contentious election resulting in violence on the streets of paris. as the vote with global impact is upped way in france and across the world, here in the bay area french citizens lined up at the polls in berkeley and san francisco. >> i think they're decent candidates. doesn't matter who you vote for as long as you vote against. >> reporter: islamist ideology cannot be spread in france. she is one of four candidates in france locked in a dead heat for a second round. president trump told

>> lisa, thank you. also a look inside the cabin where a tennessee teacher hold up with a student he's accused of kidnapping. >> channel 7, the force is with you always. >> and what i a day for self ease in the south bay. you missed the there is a place where heroes hspider-man.... black widow... captain america... and eddie? so, what's the plan? breaking out the guardians, pal. come celebrate the all-new guardians of the galaxy-mission: breakout! during the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! >>> tomorrow the tennessee man accused of kidnapping and having sexual contact with a teenage girl is due in federal court in sacramento. on thursday, authorities found the teacher hold up with his student at a remote cabin in siskew county and a 30-day nationwide search for the missing teen. abc news reporter eva pilgrim has the latest. >> reporter: family of the missing teen speaking for the first time since being reunited. >> we're all excited. it's like pure joy. >> reporter: 50-year-old todd

>> lisa, thank you. happening now, in france, the first round of the country's hotly contested presidential election is under way. we're taking a live look at a polling place in paris where it is now 6:00 in the evening. back here in the bay area, french citizens lined up for hours yesterday for early voting. abc 7 news reporter kate larson has the story. >> a contentious election resulting in violence on the streets of paris. as a vote with global impact is under way in france and across the world. here in the bay area, french citizens lined up at the polls in berkeley and san francisco. >> i think they're all decent candidates. doesn't matter who you vote >> she is one of four candidates on the ballot in a dead heat in the second round. president trump told the a.p. that thursday's terrorist attack on the champs did he lease will -- she promises to pull france out of the eu and vows to crackdown on immigration. >> we're about globalization not creating borders. that's not something that we like. we're

he is with lisa. >> lisa: thank you, mike. james, how do you describe the way the game ended?ible. the mistakes in the end of the game. but credit my teammates. they stepped up big and showed up here in game four. now we have to take care of business. >> lisa: what was going on with you? >> just rolled my ankle the last game. didn't have the zam burst and explosiveness like i usually do. i don't make excuses. they teammates stepped up big time. we had a big win. >> lisa: the ankle injury, how do you think it's going to affect you going forward? >> i don't care. i just have to get rehab like i have been doing and focus on the win. >> lisa: nene, 12 for 12, what impressed you most? >> he he is the reason we bonn the game. >> lisa: what is the key to closing it out? >> get off to a good start and we wish we would have done that in the last couple games and put it away. >> lisa: congratulations. >> mike: the development of the rockets team. harden has an off game, 5 of 16 from the field. 0 for 7 from downtown and they get the playoff win on the road and now lead three games to one

lisa, what do you think about sites that show the violent crimes. facebook says it wasn't three hours. originally they thought it was three hours, it was up only around two hours, but again, two hours of the violent crime, what should they do and could they do? >> it's heartbreaking, he's leaving behind 10 children and 14 grandchildren. it's not facebook's fault. they have 85 million videos and photos uploaded per day, almost two billion users each month. there are multiple live streaming piece-- or tools, like facebook, whether it's instagram, youtube, meerkat, things like that people use. and a killer like the one in virginia who shot someone on live tv. so i don't think that you can blame facebook and the tools, or democrats looking to blame the gun. and i think it's disheartening and reflects something negative on society the fact that this video went viral in the first place. who in their right mind what want to watch someone, an innocent man get murdered. eric: you're right. >> it speaks to society. eric: that's the train wreck mentality, you

you are on with lisa gilbert. caller: good morning. ms. gilbert, you are very disingenuous. the so-called polluting of the waters is not what happened. it was a regulation designed to make companies responsible, not only for the downstream, but for the upstream, for miles and miles. it is also, when you talk about planned parenthood, this is all another story that you are telling. it has nothing to do with that. it has everything to do with funds that are spent on planned parenthood. we have health care. you can go to any community bank and community services and get birth control. you can get family counseling through many, many organizations, not just planned parenthood. and the foreign corrupt services act, whatever you are talking about there, what you are talking about is the demand to show financial records as to the expenditures put in foreign countries so that they can be sued. this is what it is all about. you are very disingenuous. host: let's let lisa gilbert respond. guest: you are matching a couple of

let's start with lisa argen. >> here is a look at live doppler 7. it doesn't show any green. and we are dry and, boy, are we cold. we still have the frost advisory for a couple of hours in the north bay but 030 -- 30s around the area. and los gatos in the upper 30s. 43 in oakland, 45 in san francisco. so we're colder. when will we get rid of the cold? we'll shave off that today as the sun warms us up. in fact, even with numbers below average it will feel good with all of the sunshine. numbers in the 50s to low 60s. we do have rain to talk about tonight but a more impressive system comes on wednesday. i'll detail it for you in a few minutes. >> breaking news out of the south bay this morning. only one lane of southbound interstate 280 in san jose is open right now. after an accident involving multiple cars. it happened near the mclaughlin avenue exit just after 2:30 this morning. the chp said one of the cars overturned and another caught on fire. at least one person has died. it is unclear how many other people have been hurt. no word yet on what caused that accident or when t

here is lisa argen. >> hi, lisa, good morning to you. we have clouds in parts of the bay area. here's live doppler 7. you will notice mainly in the north bay, partly cloudy all ound the bay a. weak cold front in the north isushing to the north and east, allowing for sprinkles around santa rosa, big time delays in place anywhere from two hours and 13 minutes. so some there, temperatures are milder in the city, on the peninsula. 58 in oakland along the coast on the clear side. with see the clouds, 50 in santa rosa. it's also 50 in novato. look at mount tam, it looks awful misty there. high clouds staying with us, breezy wins picking up along the coast today, chris. >> lisa, thank you. >>> president trump is closing in on his first 100 days in office, a milestone a week away from today, president trump is pushing for action on a new health care deal an promising to unveil a new massive white house package. jonathan carl has more. >> reporter: president trump was greeted with cheers as he walked into the treasury department. he was there to sign yet another executive order designed

>> lisa, thank you very much. abc 7 news was at aquatic park in san francisco this morning as boaters rescued one person zrugling in the water. they brought them on board to the hyde street pier. that pirn will be okay. >>> a 13-year-old napa girl is recovering after allegedly being kidnapped and held hostage by a suspect more than 27 hours. investigators say she was taken in napa and it all ended when the girl bravely jumped out of the kidnapper's moving truck near bow ddega bay. >> anything done to a child is hor ichk. >> reporter: neighbors inside this mobile home park reacted to news 53 year old tim marble is accused of kidnapping a girl. he stays with relatives but rarely spoke with anyone. >> it's surprising. i never would have thought especially in the park i live in. >> my prayers are with her and her family. it's really scary to hear. >> reporter: shock and surprise from the customers at this shell station whereyear-old was kidnapped around 3:00 a.m. onfully. the sonoma county sheriff's department says th

he is with lisa. >> lisa: thank you, mike. james, how do you describe the way the game ended?ible. the mistakes in the end of the game. but credit my teammates. they stepped up big and showed up here in game four. now we have to take care of business. >> lisa: what was going on with you? >> just rolled my ankle the last game. didn't have the zam burst and explosiveness like i usually do. i don't make excuses. they teammates stepped up big time. we had a big win. >> lisa: the ankle injury, how do you think it's going to affect you going forward? >> i don't care. i just have to get rehab like i have been doing and focus on the win. >> lisa: nene, 12 for 12, what impressed you most? >> he is a 13 year vet. and tonight he showed up. he is the reason we bonn the game. >> lisa: what is the key to closing it out? >> get off to a good start and we wish we would have done that in the last couple games and put it away. >> lisa: congratulations. >> mike: the development of the rockets team. harden has an off game, 5 of 16 from the field. 0 for 7 from downtown and they get the playoff win

let's go to lisa. >> lisa: thank you, gordon, this is on the troetd get a win.ibe what it's like. >> it was a battle. the whole series was a battle. tonight is no different. it was fun. to compete with my teammates, tis a great win for us. a great win. >> lisa: you're a young team. first had to start with the belief that you can come here and do it. >> we were confident coming into the series. we had there thought through a lot. with injuries and stuff, guys stepped up. and an and. >> lisa: speaking of steps up, what impressed you about the performance that derrick favors had when rudy got in early foul trouble? >> he was huge for us tonight. and defense of for him to step up like that was huge. >> you guys controlling the tempo. how do you do it against the warriors? >> they are an another animal. i know the coaches will have a game plan for it too. with you will be worry about that tomorrow. >> lisa: congratulations on europe first playoff series win. >> thank you. >> lisa: back to you, mark. >> mark: 26 points, eight boards. they will take on the utah jazz tu

let's start with lisa argen. >> hi. waking up to cold conditions. frost advisory in the north bay for the next couple of hours and live doppler 7, we are free of any rain and clouds around but it is the chilly conditions that will wake you up. 42 in concord. 45 in fremont. we are cold from 3 to 9 degrees colder this morning than yesterday and there is fog in napa and fairfield. so as you get going, we have 30s and and 40s, and lots of sunshine and highs near 60 but enjoy it, could see a few sprinkles tomorrow and a springlike weather forecast coming up. >>> breaking news out of martinez this morning, investigators are trying to figure out how two cars caught on fire in the driveway of a home. firefighters say flames from the car spread to part of the home on phyllis terrace before 2:00 this morning. neighbors saw the fire then heard explosions. crews say exploding tires likely caused the loud noise. the residents were home at the time and they say that no one was hurt. >>> newark police are looking at surveillance video to help with their investigat

details are coming up. >>> lisa, thank you. also ahead, a bizarre a shark stranded in the sapped and good samaritans trying to help. >>> goggle, new accusations they are unfairly ykeep you sidelined.ng that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. ...to those of us who stumble. celebrate the fearless who fumble. at clorox, we salute those who fight the good fight... ...just to stay upright. we take our hats off to the hoppers... the floppers... and the produce pile topplers. there's a little klutz in all of us. that's why we made clorox splash-less bleach... ...splashless. shine on, klutzes. shine on. welcome back, everyone. t here's the view from our tower camera. the bright lights of the san francisco skyline waking us up on this saturday morning. we'll get a check of our meteorologist lisa ar gentgent coming up -- take a look at this, this shark washed up on shore, beach goers whipped out cell pho

he is with lisa. >> lisa: thank you, mike. james, how do you describe the way the game ended?ible. the mistakes in the end of the game. but credit my teammates. they stepped up big and showed up here in game four. nowe have to take care of business. >> lisa: what was going on with you? >> just rolled my ankle the last game. didn't have the zam burst and explosiveness like i usually do. i don't make excuses. they teammates stepped up big time. we had a big win. >> lisa: the ankle injury, how do you think it's going to affect you going forward? >> i don't care. i just have to get rehab like i have been doing and focus on the win. >> lisa: nene, 12 for 12, what impressed you most? >> he is a 13 year vet. and tonight he showed up. he is the reason we bonn the game. >> lisa: what is the key to closing it out? >> get off to a good start and we wish we would have done that in the last couple games and put it away. >> lisa: congratulations. >> mike: the development of the rockets team. harden has an off game, 5 of 16 from the field. 0 for 7 from downtown and they get the playoff win o

cut that back just a little bit we'll be fine. >> lisa: mike. >> mike: thank you, lisa. they outscored the blazers 31-21 in the fourth quarter as portland had six turnovers. when we come back, final thoughts from jeff van gundy and mark jackson as golden state take s game one in oakland. jillian? yeah? you're not married. i mean, if we're giving it a term... sure i guess he's more of a boyfriend. how long have you been dating? so he's your friend. (whisper) chiropractor. ♪ hey you've gotta see this. cno.n. alright, see you down there. mmm, fine. okay, what do we got? okay, watch this. do the thing we talked about. what do we say? it's going to be great. watch. remember what we were just saying? go irish! see that? yes! i'm gonna just go back to doing what i was doing. find your awesome with the xfinity x1 voice remote. >>> golden state takes game one. 121-109, good start in the playoffs, guys as we had the upset yesterday with utah tnt's got houston and oklahoma city, that should be a great matchup, mark. >> mark: that's going to

judge jeanine: lisa?isa: you had nancy pelosi as well as schumer voice their support for what president obama did in response to syria. we have seen by pat a support after he took that action. this flies in the face one of the biggest criticisms of him. hillary clinton ran ads saying he can't be trusted with the nuclear code. chris: nobody knew where the aircraft carrier group was. judge jeanine: what do you think the president is going to continue to do going forward? will he continue to have these rallies? because this is where he connects. chris: i think he will do it. he loves it. but he has to into the down. he has to start appealing to a broader group of people. lisa: i think the way he appeals to a broader group of people is put pressure on congress to get healthcare and tax reform done and push forward on the jobs and economy aspect. and i think he will bring a lot of people over to his side in 2020 if he does that. judge jeanine: jerry falwell, jr. still on deck tonight. but first i go one-on-one

lisa: i cannot confirm that so far.t i have heard is that there was apparently and armed robbery -- an armed robbery a few blocks away. people thought that might be linked but i cannot confirm that. >> lisa lewis of their in paris for us with a very developing situation. one police officer shot in paris on the champs-elysees. we will come back to you later in the program. we will continue to monitor this story for you throughout the program. we are going to turn with some business news. the world of finance is turning its eyes to the u.s. capitol. >> the head of the international monetary fund christine lagarde says of that perspective for the global economy is actually very good. that group hopes it will be sustained longer-term. that is if one key element is not disrupted, world trade. the imf is upbeat about global growth prospects and is predicting 3.5 percent growth prospects followed by an additional 10th of a percent next year. she called trade a major pillar for prosperity. >> we certainly will be looking at how

my name is lisa i love to inspire my team and one way by doing this is and sharing quotes i'lled to share one we're not a team because we work together but expect and trust auto care for each other how it feels to be homeless it it - sorry - >> being homeless is physically frightening and scary and dangerous we have mentally illness people in the streets it don't know how to foundation those people need help and people are laughing at them not funny i'm hoping some way or how to get the molls people in a facility so they can get better where they know how to function in so forth being homeless you put up with abuse if people when i first got here in money and went into max fields house of caffeine at the kicked me out tells me he was because i didn't buy mo' magic in their shop they were harassing me and threatening to call the police lgbt the lgbt q experience homeless are at risk at heightened reflex of violation and abuse in december of 2014 i left a job as a live-in nanny and moved from princeton new jersey to california i 0 thought what would be a great opportunity to help my b

lisa: absolutely. i don't think there is a question. lowering the corporate tax rate is one of the biggest cuts in history ever. leaving more profits in the hands of companies. i'm sure they are going to be happier, and i'm sure the administration also hopes that, with that extra money, they will invest more, whether it's in innovation, research development, tangible, fixed assets, or even human capital, increasing the number of jobs we have here in the u.s. caroline: certainly, tom, looking at the $2.6 trillion of cash held overseas, tech is a large holder of it. tom: the biggest -- the companies with the most cash overseas, alphabet, apple, microsoft, oracle. the list goes on. these are the companies that are poised to benefit the most. my question for lisa and the people we have talked to, including corporate ceos -- they have said rather than putting money into r&d, rather than bringing manufacturing from abroad to the u.s., what they plan to do with this is buybacks, dividends, m&a, and possibly p

>> lisa, thank you very much. abc 7 news was at aquatic park in san francisco this morning as boaters rescued one person zrugling in the water. they brought them on board to the hyde street pier. that pirn will be okay. >>> a 13-year-old napa girl is recovering after allegedly being kidnapped and held hostage by a suspect more than 27 hours. investigators say she was taken in napa and it all ended when the girl bravely jumped out of the kidnapper's moving truck near bow ddega bay. >> anything done to a child is hor ichk. >> reporter: neighbors inside this mobile home park reacted to news 53 year old tim marble is accused of kidnapping a girl. he stays with relatives but rarely spoke with anyone. >> it's surprising. i never would have thought especially in the park i live in. >> my prayers are with her and her family. it's really scary to hear. >> reporter: shock and surprise from the customers at this shell station where the 13-year-old was kidnapped around 3:00 a.m. onfully. the sonoma county sheriff's department

cut that back just a little bit we'll be fine. >> lisa: mike. >> mike: thank you, lisa. they outscored the blazers 31-21 in the fourth quarter as portland had six turnovers. when we come back, final thoughts from jeff van gundy and mark jackson as golden state take s game one in oakland. jillian? yeah? you're not married. i mean, if we're giving it a term... sure i guess he's more of a boyfriend. how long have you been dating? ...a potential boyfriend, yeah. so he's your friend. (whisper) chiropractor. ♪ hey you've gotta see this. cno.n. alright, see you down there. mmm, fine. okay, what do we got? okay, watch this. do the thing we talked about. what do we say? it's going to be great. watch. remember what we were just saying? go irish! see that? yes! i'm gonna just go back to doing what i was doing. find your awesome with the xfinity x1 voice remote. >>> golden state takes game one. 121-109, good start in the playoffs, guys as we had the upset yesterday with utah winning. tnt's got houston and oklahoma city, that should be a great matchup, mark. >> mark: that's going to

lisa argent is tracking the conditions. >> good morning, everyone.ere's a look at our east bay hills camera. this morning it's about the upper elevation wind. that's why we are seeing wide ranging temperatures from san francisco, 52, 67 in oakland but we're 50 at half moon bay, 43 in gilroy, that's due to that wind. as it drains from the upper elevations, it gets cool. you can see that at 46 santa rosa. down the road, though in napa, 63 degrees. so the wednesday are dialing back. it will be a gentle breeze this afternoon, that will allow the numbers to climb. upper 50s to the upper 60s noontime. we got '80s in our inland vaelsz, chris. >>> president trump has reached a milestone. today marks his 100th day in office. karen tra vers has more on the president's picks and misses. >> reporter: it's a mixed bag for the trump administration at the 100 day mark. some hits, some misses. but one thing is clear, after campaigning for the white house on his terms, president trump is still doing things his way and shaking up washington. the white house considers

lisa, i'm not going to let the rain bring you down. the cherry blossom festival. >> oh, yeah. yeah. i think it could be a little soggy. no, we are looking at the rain pushing through quickly. right now we look at like doppler 7. you see the downpours right there in a line, south of west altos. further to the north, danville, 687, ra more than, you got some pretty food downpours as well, up in the north bay, it's been lighter, it's been steady from snow ma to napa, on the coast, highway 1. this is the snow, it's changed over to snow, lake county mountain, we got it all. we're looking at the rain-snow mix, cool temperatures, sunnier afternoon. then three dry days before we bring back light rain. you asked for it, right? just kidding. wednesday and thursday, for some lighter showers. so, it's got to end eventually, right? >> you got to hope for the best. >> lisa, thank you. >>> thank you for joining us. abc 7 news continues at 4:30. prime time coverage begins at 5:00 with nba countdown the clippers take on the spur at at&t center. zblmpbl

. >> lisa, thank you. in the mission san francisco police were forced to close down a busy street in both directions after gunfire broke out. this happened at around 9:15 last night between 14th and 15th near rosa parks lane. police tell us multiple shots were fired and a couple ever windows were broken. you can see the bullet holes in the glass. police are investigating what led up to the shooting. >>> a toddler was killed after he ran into traffic outside of a store in union city. it happened yesterday in a safeway parking lot. the 23 month old boy ran out to the parking lot from his parents were shopping. the boy was hit by a slow moving car and ended up underneath the vehicle. the driver is cooperating with them about the trajectory. >>> bart partials are trying to take a proactive approach in dealing with last week's mob style robbery take over. they have made an emergency staffing decision adding more police officers at the coliseum. >> reporter: many bart police officers are working overtime as part

lisa, we're off to a mild start? >> you notice you see the clouds, you have a little bit of green up there. we have a weak frontal band that's pressing through the northern part of the state and as it does, you can see a few sprinkles up to cloverdale, otherwise, it's all about the cooler temperatures, north bay and along the coast. in the south bay, it's 50 in sunnyvale, looking at 55 in alameda, the clear numbers all at 43 degrees. so it's anywhere from 3 to 7 degrees cooler. otherwise, 40s and 50s thi morning, looking at partly cloudy skies, high clouds will dominate the afternoon, with numbers in the 60s and 70s. breezy later on today, right along the shore line. so keep that in mind, tomorrow will be the sunnier day, it's going to be cooler, chris. >> lisa, thank you. >>> president trump is closing in on his first 100 days in office, with a milestone aweek away from today, president trump is pushing on action on a new health care deal and promising to unveil a massive tax cut package. here's the chief white hous

one of the business owners i met, lisa phillips, used to be homeless. she now is the owner of an event-planning company, and she trains homeless youth in baltimore for good-paying jobs. lisa had a message for all of us. as she put it, "this is a country of chances. if you're willing to work hard, you'll get the chance." and she means it, and she's become very successful. she's terrific. lisa is right -- but we have to fight to ensure that more people have the chance to succeed. to do that, we must believe in each other, and we must dare to dream of a better, brighter, and more prosperous future for all of our citizens. we have no choice. that's what we have to do. and to be honest, whether you're a woman or whether you're a man, you have that same dream: you want to be able to dream. you just have a big advantage over us. you know why? right there. [applause] there's a lot of truth to that, mike, right? that's what i want for each and every one, and each and every one of our daughters and our granddaughters. and i know, together, we will get there. i wa

lisa the energy conscious whopeople among usle? small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> marine biologists seem to be amazed at the number of whales that come into the bay as well as the number of kills. the gray whales are migrating north and are tasty targets for the orcas. a pod of nine killer whales killed four gray whales over the span of a week. the humpbacks seem to want to protect the killer whales' prey. >> ground side guest closeout is complete. >> hold, hold, hold. >>> new this morning, it's back to the drawing board for spacex. this morning's launch at cape canavaral was supposed to be the company's first with a government payload, but it was scrubbed because of a sensor issue less than a minute away from takeoff. the r

lisa played along. >> whooo!when that movie came out, it inspired all of my passions. >> made a lot of men happy. by the way, disney announced the release dates of some of their biggest upcoming movies including the live action "lion king" hitting theaters in july of 2018. >> what i'm most excited for and my daughter, "frozen ii" comes out in november 2019. >> tell me about it after you've watched it 2,000 times. >>> still ahead, why is nicole richie wearing see-through shorts on prime time tv? next on kron-4 news at eight: a dramatic spike in overdose deaths has police warning the public about potentially toxic heroin. a win for sanctuary cities--- as a judge blocks president trump's executive order. and the impact is nationwide i'm steve aveson. i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. (laughs) come on! dogs just won't quit. neither does frontline gold. its triple action formula is relentless at killing fleas and ticks for a full 30 days. good boy. go for the gold. >>> travel considerations provided by -

here's lisa argent. >> hey, chris, good morning to you. there is more rain along the coast. here's live doppler 7. can you see the green. as we go in closer, you will notice we have rain around highway 1 there. a little more around higgins canyon road. as we go towards the east around 280. looking at wet weather around san mateo. we widen the perspective. most of the heavy activity is slow. another impulse pushing through the bay area. 51 in hayward, it's the storm impact sale. late showers, rainfall less than a quarter of an inch through about noontime. we could see know around hamilton and lake county. anywhere from four to 15 degrees colder this morning. there's a look from our tower camera. 30s, 40s, 50s now, a few showers through noon. partly cloudy there afternoon. cold. we will talk about the accuweather seven-day forecast which includes, yes, you guessed it, more rain. >>> the storm made for a messy night throughout the bay area. this tree came down on the side of a driver of a home on 14wood lane in ojai drive around 11:00 last night. no word if the downed tree caus

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lisa: it is the right thing to do, first and foremost.was here, he would say we do what's right. it's one of our values to leave the world better than we found it. he has said that many times. but also we challenge ourselves to make it something that is sustainable also economically. we are not trying to cost the investor money. we are trying to show a return as much as possible on these investments. last year -- i think it was last february, we put out a green bond to allow people who wanted to invest in corporate bonds to invest in us, and they loved it. it was described to really quickly -- it was subscribed to really quickly. billion, the largest green bond in the u.s. people trust apple to spend money like we say we will. we believe it yields a return. that's good business. that's what this is all about. you don't have to choose between good business and a good environment. caroline: that was apple vp of environment policy and initiatives. a megamerger of apple and kely, wouldle unli make sense strategically for the iphone maker. the

in an exclusive interview, david gura spoke to lisa jackson.r where apple stands now with their goal. lisa: we are announcing very soon that we are at 96% renewable worldwide, and we are at 100% renewable in the united states and 23 other countries. so, we are feeling pretty good. 96%, a lot of people would say let's stop, but tim cook made it really clear we are not going to stop until we are 100% renewable everywhere. i think the really cool part of that is we look at our carbon footprint as so much more than just our offices, data centers, stores, even distribution centers. all of that is included in the 96%, but now we are moving on to our supply chain. these are companies we don't own. they are partners of ours. we certainly work really closely with them. we are now at seven members of our supply chain who have committed to making their apple operations 100% renewable, too. david: how do you quantify how much electricity a company like apple uses? how do explain the quantity of power this company needs? lisa: we looked at it -- for apple i

lisa's law is making its way through a third time. wendy saltzman, "action news." >> we'll follow this story and progress of that proposed legislation. >> we have hundreds of thousands of people going down to the parkway over the next few days. what kind of weather will they have? >> they should bring shorts and sunscreen and water. we are dry out there. temperatures, really not falling much. 62 in philadelphia down from the high of 64. allentown, 64. millville 61. cape may 55. satellite and radar showing pesky low pressure that meandered through the region finally pulling out. we have thin clouds and a lot of moisture at a low level. likely in the morning we have patchy fog around, morning rush hours, 57, 7:00. 8:00, 59. sunshine, finally. i almost forgot what it looks like. temperatures rebound nicely, 81, mostly sunny. we have a weak front pulling through. sunshine is back with a high of 83. future tracker timing showers and thunderstorms, 1:00 friday morning a batch moving through. a few could linger into friday morning, 8:00. the

lisa, richard fowler, and lisa, now, with all of the things going on. do we need more military spending to keep america safe on top of the additional $54 billion they're proposing? >> we might and i trust the advice of our military leaders that president trump has designated to lead our department of defense, like secretary mattis. look, we can always look ways to cut waste, fraud and eye busse more efficiently, but it shouldn't be at the expense of our soldiers or protecting our great country. we need to match the threat level. there are a lot of threats the country is facing with a big problem right now, is if you look at our military, the military preparedness is at a low. you look at the navy, the smallest fleet in 100 years. you look at the army, out of 58 combat brigade teams only three are ready for combat so that's a big problem. eric: and rachel, so we've been dealing with the sequester for quite a while and finally a military budget bumping up, $54 billion as we talk about. look how much things cost. syrian strike, tomahawk, 800,000 each. and

meteorologist lisa argent joins us now.isa, the temperatures out there above average compared to last year. >> wow, so warm already. you know it will be a warm day. how warm? let's check out tahoe first where it's 30 degrees, the airport, 35. tons of sun there. 58 today. we do believe by the middle of the week, he will be pushing 70s, so, yeah, they're talking major snow melt. but that calm we are enjoying, mainly 50s and 60s, terry from santa rosa says it's cold there. we will get you warnld up. stay tuned for our 7-day accuweather forecast. >> lisa, thank you. also ahead, what a week for christian arroyo, he delivers what's the story behind green mountain coffee and fair trade? let's take a flight to colombia. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. there is a place where heroes hspider-man.... black widow... captain america... and eddie? so,

meteorologist lisa is here. we're off to a cooler start compared to yesterday. >> the dew points are down and clear skies. winds have let up. temperatures are widespread from mid 40s to mid 50s. we still are on tap for a pretty nice day out there. big changes for the week ahead. this time of going from summer to spring. i'll have the details coming up. >> thank you. also ahead, starting this week open seven days a week, the path you can take to get a sweeping view of the bay area. and an nfl star from the bay area giving back to oakland. why he says it at ikea, we believe that your dream bedroom, from a personalized closet, to a well-organized chest of drawers, to a cozy bed, can be yours for less. save up to 20% at the ikea bedroom event. to a cozy bed, can be yours for less. you brush your teeth diligently... two times a day right? but 80% of bacteria aren't even on teeth. eughty purschunt?! colgate total's different. it fights bacteria on teeth, tongue, cheeks and gums. protecting 100% of your mouth's surface

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i'll explain in a few minutes. >>> lisa, thank you.sident trump is closing in on his first 100 days in office. with a milestone a week away from today, president trump is pushing for action on a health care deem and promising to unveil a massive tax cut package, abc chief correspondent jonathan carl has more. >> reporter: president trump was greeted with cheers as we walked into the treasury department. he was there to sign yet another executive order designed to cut regulations, he also dropped this surprise. >> we will be having a big announcement on wednesday, having to do with tax reform. >> reporter: the president tells a.p. he will propose a massive tax cut, adding he believes it will be bigger than any tax cut ever. this comes as the president nears a key milestone, his first 100 days in office. during the campaign, he made big promises about those first 100 days. >> just think about what we can accomplish in the first 100 days, it's a set of promises for what i'll do in my first 100 days. my reform plan will lift millions out o