this includes the bosses of massive corporations such as samsung, hyundai and lotte group. credited with south korea's rise to economic prominence, but now many experts are questioning whether the country has become too over—reliant on the so—called "chaebol". to give you a sense of scale, the biggest company in south korea is samsung — the group spans every aspect of life and its business accounts for roughly 20% of the country's gdp growth. currently the ten biggest companies in south korea account for nearly a quarter of the country's total corporate tax revenue. joining us now from seoul is the journalist jason strother. just tell us a bit more about moon jae—in, the frontrunner. he ran against park geun—hye in 2012 and lost, why is he so popular this time? well, moon jae-in has wanted thisjob for a very long time? well, moon jae-in has wanted this job for a very long time. time? well, moon jae-in has wanted thisjob for a very long time. he is pa rt thisjob for a very long time. he is part of the generation that helped bring democracy to south korea in the 1980s. he was

ronnie lott was there to meet with patients and survivors and we spoke to one of them who wants kids to stay positive. >> what advise do you have for kids fighting cancer? >> stay strong and never give up. >> cancer is something you go through every day. way for the families to come out and forget about cancer for one day. he vents crucially always have a big impact on the health of patients. >>> new tonight at 11:00 p.m. what cancer kills more women than breast, orvarrian and uterine cancer combined? lung cancer. she battling lung cancer even though she never smoked. kpix 5's elizabeth cook shows us why she and others may be at a greater risk. >> reporter: she packs a lot into life. born in vietnam and immigrated to the u.s. as a teenager. >> immigrate here to the u.s. with my family when i was 17- years-old. >> reporter: after graduating from usc she launched three start ups. sold one to a silicon valley gaming company for a million dollars. >> i work. i have so much fun. i work in silicon valley for a year and have fun. >> reporter: last year she traveled to vietnam to produce a f

. >> reporter: ronnie lott is here as he is ever year and met with cancer patients and survivors for hours. >> when is the last time you smiled like that? >> last year. >> one of those days you want to honor them and just make sure that you, you know, you pay your respects. because they have their own challenges and they are working hard. >> reporter: he beat cancer and wants kids to take their meds and stay positive. >> reporter: what advice do you have? >> stay strong and never give up. >> reporter: she was so sick the first year she came she couldn't given get on the rides. now she has been kansas city free for two cancer free for two years. >> i think it is awesome. >> smile, a laugh and a upbeat attitude. >> people that have a more positive outlook, less willing to let the disease take over their lives. they do better. >> reporter: kiet do, kpix 5. >> great story. >>> hundreds of bay area moms celebrating mother's day. the zoo was packed with families because there was free admission for moms who came with their kids and there was plenty to see. >> of course, the great highway w

but a lott be cold, cooler than it has been the last few mornings.u have been sleeping wit to close them a little bit with the chilly air moving in. tomorrow morning, sunday at 7 a.m., clear skies further to the east. to the west, that is where things are thicker. the clouds continue to build through the day. the sunshine will be on the way to church or early soccer games. that is when we will get some rays peeking through, but clouds build through the day. ultimately a few showers to the south and west. we are looking for those to pop up around d.c. closer to 8:00, 9:00, so pretty much all day long is drive. a heavier rain moves in overnight into monday morning. 7 a.m. monday morning, back into the flow for the work in school way, it will start off wet and cloudy, thunderstorms not even out of the question. a chance of rain through the first half of the day monday, breaking down the clouds from west to east through the day. tomorrow morning, girls on the run at montgomery mall, 50 degrees. 61 at 9 a.m. when the race kicks off, 63 degrees at 10 a.m.

american cancer society hold this is event every year and celebrities like nfl hall of famer ronnie lottst saw him there in the hat to help out. they got to enjoy the park for free and have lunge and get goody bags. now time to check in with fallon smith who has more on the warriors win today. >>> the nbc sports bay area newsroom. most of the nba world is hoping for another warriors-cavs rematch in this year's nba finals but don't for the dubs have to goat throu-- get throug spurs first. game one took place on sunday afternoon and san antonio gave the warriors all they could handle. and more. highlights from a thriller at oracle next in sports. >>> going into the western conference finals, the question wasn't whether the warriors would win the series, but in how many games they would win it in. well it was evident in game oner the warriors were not about to roll over the dubs and we may be in for a long series. let's take you to oakland. now here is steve kerr walking into oracle with his son nick kerr. watching the game from the locker room. in the third they were up 21 and leonard who

this includes the bosses of massive corporations such as samsung, hyundai and lotte group.were credited with south korea's rise to economic prominence, but now many experts are questioning whether the country has become too over—reliant on the so—called "chaebol". to give you a sense of scale — the biggest company in south korea is samsung — the group spans every aspect of life and its business accounts for roughly 20% of the country's gdp growth. currently the ten biggest companies in south korea account for nearly a quarter of the country's total corporate tax revenue. much attention has been paid to the loss of manufacturing and heavy industryjobs in the us. but in the last few months alone, morejobs have been lost in retail than exist in the entire coal industry. despite years of steady recovery and a pick up in wages, us retailers are in dire straits. in our world business report, we'll have a report on a crisis that can be seen from the boutiques of manhattan to the local mall. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter, i'm @sallybundoc

this includes the bosses of massive corporations such as samsung, hyundai and lotte group.e conglomerates were credited with south korea's rise to economic prominence, but now many experts are questioning whether the country has become too over—reliant on the so—called "chaebol". to give you a sense of scale — the biggest company in south korea is samsung, the group spans every aspect of life and its business accounts for roughly 20% of the country's gdp growth. currently the 10 biggest companies in south korea account for nearly a quarter of the country's total corporate tax revenue. with me is agathe l'homme, asia analyst at the economist intelligence unit sally getting into some of the details there about how the chaebol works, the influence they have over the south korean economy. how dominantare the south korean economy. how dominant are they, how much pressure can they exert on politics and economics? they are very dominant and can exercise a lot of pressure. i think that is what we have seen with park geun—hye, the former president, that was impeached. the vice presi

she has apologized now, but have we reached a point of political debate that is so toxic that people lott what is appropriate? >> i know kathy, i condemn this, i talked to her and she did make a very heart felt apology. i think she thought she was making an artistic statement, but that image has no place in our political dialogue. >> what did you say to her? >> i said that we can't be showing images of a president who has been decapitated, i mean i don't even want to say what it was, but i tad you can't do that, you can't do that, and she made a very, she begged for forgiveness, and i believe in forgiveness, maybe this photographer is an artist that does things with, i think he did a picture of her having her tongue cut out by a guy, that was about her being sensors by men, or women being censored by men. this was just so wrong headed and i told her it was, and soon after she made a very fulsome apology and begged for forgiveness. >> i want to ask you about your book, al franken: giant of the senate. you came into the senate, i think there was a little recount, it took alittle while. >> y

. >> reporter: ronnie lott is here as he is every year and pet with patients and survivors for hours. >> when is the last time you smiled like that? >> last year. >> one of those days you want to honor them and just make sure that you pay your respects because they have their own challengeles and they are working -- challenges and they are working hard. >> reporter: he wants kids to take their meds ask stay positive. >> reporter: what advice do you have? >> stay strong and never give up. >> reporter: she was so sick the first year she came she couldn't even get on the rides, now she has been cancer free for two years. >> it feels great because, like, they are doing this for everyone. i think it is awesome. >> smile, a laugh and an update attitude. >> people that have a more positive outlook that are less willing to let the disease take over their lives they do better. >> reporter: kiet do, kpix 5. >>> still to come, drivers are volunteering to let police pull over their cars? tell you why. >> and the into aturbines could generate enough energy to power a home and you can order one for

cancer. 600 children get to spend the day at california's great america and meet former 49er ronnie lott, all part of the american cancer society's courageous kids day. they can go on rides, watch a magic show and join in on the barbecue lunch at 10:00 this morning. >> good morning, everyone. mother's day shaping up to be a nice day. you will notice clouds and maybe an isolated shower. the winds not a factor yet kicking up throughout the day. 53 in san francisco, 56 in oakland with 55 on the peninsula. partly cloudy sky and we'll look for gusty winds again. in fact, they're going to stay with us not only today, tomorrow. it looks like a portion of the middle of the week before things turn around. 57 in novato. 57 in concord. livermore, 54 degrees. our tower camera, this is how it looks looking at the partly cloudy conditions. incoming weather system. we will see mid-level clouds over higher elevations, mt. tam, lake county. mt. diablo and they allow chance of a shower today and even tuesday, and then things really turn around. the rest of the day in the 60s. upper 50s coastside and by 4:

john lott with the jumper. the celtics in the early 16 mapping whole.nages to smile toothless through all of this. then he uses the ball to mount a major combat. now three from the corner, celtics take their first lead at 73-71. avery bradley trails another three and win game one, 123-111. the mets lose more than a game against the nationals. now i send the guard in pain after this page to price harper. he walks off the mound holding his arm. terry collins removes him from the game after 21 pitches. meanwhile, huge day for anthony rendon hits three home runs and knocks and 10 rbis. nationals go on to crash the mets 23-5. nicole: before you head out the door, literature monday forecast. fox senior meteorologist janice dean is all over it. reporter: good morning. let's take a look at it. severe weather including tornadoes over the last 24 hours portions of louisiana, mississippi with severe weather proved deadly over the weekend with a dozen deaths. it's going to be an ongoing threat today from the southeast up to his the northeast. behind it you can see

. >> charlie: trent lott said if they only knew. meaning if they only knew how hard you worked for. do you think we somehow lost a sense of purpose? >> absolutely not. we have been through worse times by far. we interested serious obstacles in our path over and over but we come through. >> charlie: things like mccarthy -- >> civil war, influenza, the american revolution. most people don't understand at the time of therican revolution one third of the country was for it, one third was absolutely against it and the remaining third were waiting to see how it came out. it wasn't as though the whole country wanted this to happen. and these problems created suffering and denial of fairness and equality and life and death in a way we're not used to and in many ways we're spoiled by all we've been given by our predecessors not just in material wealth but in the way of opportunity. think of our education system. yes, it's gotten much too expensive. yes, it has its flaws and systems. but we have created the greatest universities in the world. >> charlie: 18 of the top 20 universities around t

. >>> today is the birthday of our buddy, ronnie lott.. >> he was in about a week ago and a very nice man. >> he is a great guy.>>> it is 5:49 am. >>> the celebrities at the mtv movie and tv awards in la with wild weather. they had hail, and what was expected to be a star-studded red carpet was deserted for a while because the hail the size of a dime chased everybody into the shrine auditorium. the celebrities got out of it and the hailstorm lasted for about 10 minute. >> it turns me on, i have never seen this at the red carpet in la. the skies opened up with hail, and look at this on the ground, that is hail, and that does not happen, beautiful, man. the power of the moment. >> that will give you an achy break he heart. -- "achy breaky heart." >>> up next, the record- breaking game that ended early this morning. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say 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

. >> by the way, he talked an a lott of different things but what he hadded to say about comey, whato say about flynn. when he was talking about comey, that was his moment when he was asked about why he fired jim comey. i want to play and see how many people responded the way i did when i heard this. >> the fbi has not had that special reputation with what happened in the campaign, what happened with respect to the clinton campaign and even you could say directly or indirectly with respect to the much more successful trump campaign. >> much more successful trump campaign. >> it is -- this is the same man who was bragging about "apprentice" ratings ten years after the ratings have slid. he will stop bragging about the election wins when he has won in other ways, from a congress, legislation that he signed. right now he doesn't have much else to brag about. he continues to mislead people by saying "this is purely an excuse for the democrats having lost the election." that's not true. we know because the fbi opened the investigation in july of 2016 before election day. >> chris, it's al

when you look at the bill, t there's a lott of good conservative wins here.hief among them are the president's two highestt priorities, support our military and get border security and this delivers that. >> that was speaker of the house paul ryan touting the pipe partisan budget compromise on this show, were going to hold washington accountable. here with reaction, the chairman of the freedom caucus, i'mem arguing republicans didn't fight when president obama was in office, wasn't the idea of pushing the cr into the next year like maybe we could do things with the new president and republican house and the senate. did that happen here? >> it didn't happen here that'se exactly why we looked at this cr. we wanted to give the administration and the ability to set the spending parameters but we see a lot of those are defined by the democrats on thei senate side, a lot of calling our office to say is this the best we can do? the answer is no, we don't have any funding for the wall. i do applaud the president for increasing the defense spending, that's something t

of fun. 600 children get to spend the day at california's great america and meet former 49er ronnie lott is all part of the annual american cancer society's courageous kids day. families can go on rides, build sand castles, watch a magic show and join in on the barbecue lunch. the event starts at 10:00 this morning. >>> good morning to you. we should have pretty good weather for your sunday, your mother's day. we are starting out with a little bit cloud cover in the peninsula area and also in the south bay. this could expand but numbers are pretty cool in spots as well. 47 in santa clara. 45 in los altos. half moon bay is at 50 and low 40s in the north bay. a live look outside where we are looking at calm winds right now. partly cloudy, chance of showers today. breezy and cool throughout the middle of the week. then, wait until you see the outlook for the end of the week. we're not only get being warmer, we're going to see a lot of sunshine. it looks like it is going to last through the weekend. as we go through your mother's day, notice that we are starting out with some clouds. 40s to

of fun. 600 children get to spend the day at california's great america and meet former 49er ronnie lottthe annual american cancer society's courageous kids day. families can go on rides, build sand castles, watch a magic show and join in on the barbecue lunch. the event starts at 10:00 this morning. >>> good sunday morning to you. happy mother's day. hopefully you're making some plans to enjoy the day. we do have a little bit of cloud cover. that's live doppler 7 showing you a little bit of low clouds in the south end of the day. it looks a little bit cloudy out there and we do have partly cloudy conditions in the city. 48 for you, 50 in oakland. 51 in mountain view and san jose. half moon bay at 48. pretty pink picture, from our exploratorium camera, looking at calm waters right now. could see a small craft advisory did as the winds build and we'll have blustery conditions along the shoreline. in fact we'll see another 48 hours of this cooler than average weather. i think by tuesday things begin to turn around. 41 santa rosa. 42 napa. numbers much cooler in the north bay. concord and l

lott don't leave us now because life in the loft we've got two musical super stars eric benet and marshavival on abc. can it bring with fox's powerhouse ratings? oh and speaking of hit shows, we have your sneak peek at tomorrow's drama filled empire. and why is kanye held up in cabin? we'll tell you all about it in the celebrity dish. >> that face makes me laugh. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ >>> you know who that is. >> who is that. >> kelly clarkson. the very first american idol. >> oh is that right. >> yes absolutely. >> yes. since you mentioned let's talk about sloppy seconds or leftovers because abc says it will revive american idol after it has pent only one year on the shelf and off the air. music competition show that dominated television in the 2,000s on fox will begin sometime in the next tv season that starts in september. the series originally aired on fox and was canceled due to fading rating but abc entertainment president chanin dungy called it a pop culture staple that left the air too soon. abc left plenty of questions unanswered as to who will be hosting. who will be the judges. abc recently

could affect companies here, south korean companies are being punished in china at the moment because, lottean accused of killing two doctors. he was shocked when police officers alerted by text message found him inside the apartment. they heard gunfire. the wound up discharging a weapon at the man in black was being... teixeira was already on bailfor previous being... teixeira was already on bail for previous offence. the church afforded a remand.” bail for previous offence. the church afforded a remand. i will allow the motion. he impoundment will last 90 days. british-born richard fielded his american fiancee we re richard fielded his american fiancee were found dead in her apartment in boston on friday. 45 minutes before he died, doctor field texted a friend, saying there was a serious situation where the gunmen in his home. it‘s believed the alleged murderer worked for a security company, a backpack full of jewellery was said to have been found ina jewellery was said to have been found in a hallway outside the apartment. there is no evidence whatsoever at this stage to conclude this def

so, a lott is at stake and our action is designed to provide solutions to some of the challenges thatng up new businesses will get help with their living costs, if the liberal democrats are elected to government. the party will introduce its business programme with a pledge to introduce a £100—a—week allowance to help entrepreneurs in the first six months of a new business venture. leader tim farron will say the conservatives are focusing on helping big business and not small start—ups. the white house is denying president trump shared national security secrets with the russian foreign minister during his visit to the us last week. the washington post claims he gave sergei lavrov intelligence about so—called islamic state. 0ne official who was at the meeting said the claims were false. but a senior senator has said that the administration seems to be in a downward spiral. 0ur reporter david willis has more. the meeting itself was controversial enough, coming just a day after the president fired his fbi director over an ongoing investigation into campaign links to russia. now the washi

now, we -- rmpd spends a lott of time. 17% of the rechtsz are foreign born. that isn't to say -- nowhere close that number is missing papers but we want that whole foreign born population to feel comfortable and secure in their persons and they won't be questioned about let me see your papers rchltd you here legally or illegally. mpd does send fingerprints arrest ease to the fbi and the fbi does share them with i.c.e. and ice may issue a warrant to detain an arrestee. mpd only has four hours. so twhen move to the department of corrections. what does our sanctuary city policy mean and what doesn't it mean in well, first i want to say that much of the federal focus about immigrants has been on serious criminals and in the district the federal bureau of prisons has all our convicted falcon felons, so they may takes some d.c. residents who committed felonies and they may go right into ice proceedings but we don't have those people in -- we don't house those people in our jail. so doc, the way it koops and doesn't is that it notifies ice 48 hours before someone is

ultimately, you know, there's of course a lott of hedge funds, and not all of them will be of equal qualityapital where it's best used but engage those companies actively as owners i don't think that's dead a year ago today or 100 years from now, i think that's a timeless business. >> marc, where are you putting your money? you've been around europe a lot? yes? that chrome thing came as a surprise to you? >> no. >> you were surprised on brexit though. >> yes. >> yeah, we were. but i think -- >> he's -- >> i think calling for -- i thought -- >> -- with an accent -- >> look i think the opportunities in europe, you've got far more opportunities in europe than you do here. and the simple reason is there is a lot more stress on the system. so there you have the ecb trying to deleverage the system. so that's actually yeah for us, we are able to invest out there. there just isn't that much -- >> what did retail -- >> europe, u.s.? >> i would say it's 70/30 right now. >> wow. >> are you thinking that you're going to be able to start buying up retail bonds like crazy? >> i think so. >> the bonds of

upgrading aging lottes and dams on the upper mississippi and illinois rivers is a top priority for the growers that i represent in my region. congress has authorized these upgrades, but the administration has to request the funding. what i would ask of you, if you can answer with a yes or no, that would be appreciated. can we count on you to push this administration to invekt in our water infrastructure? specifically, will you push for 1200 foot locks on the upper military and illinois rivers infrastructure plan? >> yes, in the broad answer. specifically on the 1200 foot dam, we'll look at that and see. i was at the white house yesterday inn over an infrastructure meeting. inland waterway is right at the top of their list over the contribution to the economy. we know how important it is to the ag economy. you know i was on the banks of the ohio river in cincinnati the other day. and saw some of those barge loading facilities. it's a real -- it's a huge advantage for u.s. economy and producers especially. they don't have the infrastructure. that wonderful river network that runs through