but first, how did you come to louisville? >> me? >> anyone. >> i was lucky because when i came here, when i came to the united states, one of my classmates offered me a job. all so i came here to work for him. after that, i split off and practiced veterinary medicine on my own. 25 years ago, i started to train louisville kids to be really good in math and english. [applause] >> see how good she is? she is one of my 3000 smart kids that we trained throughout school. that is why i became a kentucky colonel. [laughter] not because i did anything in vietnam, actually i did a lot in vietnam. if you read this book, you will see it. [laughter] but because i trained 3000 children in louisville to be super good in math and reading. and they later had an awesome college education. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> 150 years ago this weekend, a grieving nation gathered along the route of abraham lincoln's funeral train as it made its way from washington, d.c., to his final resting place in springfield, illinois. this sunday afternoon at 2:

she came to louisville as a refugee with her family in 1994. without further adieu, welcome our moderators. i'm looking forward to an exciting evening. [ applause ] >> thank you, daniel and the university of louisville for sponsoring tonight's fantastic program. can you guys hear me okay? good. ladies and gentlemen, my name is dede, and my colleague right here her name is thao. like professor said we're not related. it's a common last name. we are both with moving voices. moving voices we have -- it's our mission to bring more attention to the south vietnamese perspective. we want people to know that south vietnam fought bravery and risked everything for freedom. unfortunately, it's often a perspective that is overlooked in our public discussion about vietnam war. so we are so thrilled to be the eded eded tonight to help the university of louisville put together the untold tales of the vietnam war from a vietnamese perspective. >> we have a great panel of speakers here with us. they serve in south vietnam. also known as the republic of vietnam.

we did that in louisville. i was good because a month later we had a triple homicide were literally we had someone murdered in front of the police, in front of the cameras we were able to quickly convene that same group and none son to talk about the work. and then the mayor asked for a prevention report to be written and we worked very careful about who wrote that. one had to be co-opted by the public health department. but the other's family guy professor from the university of louisville who had been a longtime advocate in the community. we did that because we knew the community would understand he could not be co-opted and we need this to be validated. just from the onset. one of the recommendations in the report was that we hire someone to work with violence prevention and we did that. anthony smith is our direct or for safe and healthy neighborhoods and he is here today. [applause] standout. he leads the work. barry go. he leads the work in our community. when he started coming to people in the community

we did that in louisville. that was good because about a month later we had a triple homicide where literally we had someone murdered in front of the police, in front of the cameras and we were able to very quickly convene that same group and then some to talk about the work, and so then the mayor asked for a violence prevention report to be written, and we were very very careful about who wrote that. one had to be co-authored by the public health department, right, because we use the public health lens, but the other thing, we got a professor from the university of louisville who had been a longtime advocate in the community. we did that because we knew that the community would understand he could not be co-opted, and we needed this to be valid and validated just from the onset. one of the recommendations in that report was that we hire someone to work with violence prevention, and we did that and anthony smith is our director for safe and healthy neighborhoods, and he is here today. stand up. [ applause ] he

quite frankly, i don't even know if louisville slugger is in all the parks. it's kind of a big deal. for me, i'm trying to understand the economics of everything, and so, a bat like this, for example -- what does this cost you? scott: including the royalties, about $1.15. lemonis: okay, and then what does it cost to add the logo onto it? scott: 20¢ at the highest level. lemonis: so, that's 95¢. and then how much are you paying mlb on a bat like this? scott: 12%, so 18¢. lemonis: and so 95¢ and 18 -- $1.13? scott: $1.13. lemonis: and what do you sell this thing for? scott: for around $1.50. lemonis: so you're making 37¢ on this bat. that's not great. scott: it's not. it's a terrible margin. lemonis: why do you paint these in house? scott: in case we run out of a certain color. lemonis: and what about the waste? scott: the waste is minimal -- probably $12,000. lemonis: waste in manufacturing is when you create products that have mistakes on them, but the costs associated with those mistakes are sometimes hidden. and so, while scott tells me that the loss is $12

i'm dominic chu, louisville kentucky. >>ou s servous. >> i would be so nervous too. >> it fantast race and i can't wait to see it but i might have blinders on. >> and the horses are beautiful. man, are they pretty. >> that does it for "nightly business r" i'm sueherera. thanks for joining us. >> and thanks for me as well. i'm tyler mathisen. have a great weekend, everybody. we hope to see you right back here everybody, mond gwen: a still-fresh wound is reopened in baltimore. over police violence and government responsibility. plus, gay marriage detected at the supreme court and populism on the campaign trail. tonight on "washington week." >> i was sick sexnd heartbroken by the charges that we heard today. because no one in our city is above the law. >> i think the people of baltimore want more than anything else the truth. gwen: another city, another tragedy. another opportunity for self-examination. >> i heard your call for no justice, no peace. your peace is sincerely needed as i work to deliver justice on behalf of thi

i'm dominic chu, louisville kentucky. >>ou s servous. >> i would be so nervous too. >> it fantast race and i can't wait to see it but i might have blinders on. >> and the horses are beautiful. man, are they pretty. >> that does it for "nightly business r" i'm sueherera. thanks for joining us. >> and thanks for me as well. i'm tyler mathisen. have a great weekend, everybody. we hope to see you right back here everybody, mond ♪ it's all right, it's okay ♪ ♪ doesn't really matter if you're old and gray ♪ ♪ it's all right, i say, it's okay ♪ ♪ listen to what i say ♪ ♪ it's all right, doing fine ♪ ♪ doesn't really matter if the sun don't shine ♪ ♪ it's all right, i say, it's ♪ ♪ we're getting to the end of the day ♪ ( police radio chattering ) there hasn't been a murder on the rock in several years. and within 12 hours of you showing up, we're pulling a body out of the water. you think we've broken your winning streak, eh? my colleagues are fighting hard to change the reputation of this place. it matters to them. to all of us.

louisville louisville. >>> a popular mcdonald's in the height is in hot water with san francisco. city attorney dennis herrera sent mcdonald's a letter warning the company it's liable for street crime around the property. the letter alludes to the more than 1,000 cripple cal calls since 2012. herrera tweeted out the letter along with the line "san francisco is not lovin' it." >>> happens it all of us. a catchy, maybe annoying songs gets stuck in your head. a new study suggests chewing gum can clear it. >> after playing two songs for a group of 100 people researchers in the uk requested they try not to think about the tunes but asked them to hit a button every time they did. people who chewed gum during the session hit the button 33% fewer times than those who didn't have gum. experts believe the repetitive jaw motion could help block unwanted thoughts so people can't chew gum and hit a button at the same time. >>> that's like ear worms, right? >> let me put "roxanne" by the police in your head and later this afternoon christina, you'll be thinking, ugh. >>> why do you have to turn

right now, though, as we say so long from louisville we say hello to dan hicks, who's in san franciscofor golf and the wgc cadillac match play. dan? >>> so we continue on this epic

minutes in sports and it is all going down this weekend, baby at the famed churchill downs track in louisvilleentucky. >> that's where heather childers is getting ready for the race. we are jealous at churchill downs. >> it is really exciting to be here for the 141st kentucky derby here at churchill downs as you mentioned the lights just came on a short time ago. the horses will begin hitting the track around 5:45. about 20 minutes from now. you can see the pink fliers behind me. they are pink in honor of kentucky oaks day. the star gazer lilly which is the official flower in honor of breast and ovarian cancer awareness. everyone will be decked out in pink today. the races begin at 10:30. at 5:45 the kentucky oaks day race for the lilies. the phillies hit the tracks for that one. tomorrow of course the big day everyone is betting at 10:00 a.m. the races begin at 10:30 a.m. and kentucky der rerun for the roses. you mentioned the fastest two minutes of sports is at 6:34 tomorrow evening. one of the horses this is eaking news for you wasn't expected to race scratched by his owner just yesterday.

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we did that in louisville.co-authored by the public health department. but the other thing, we got a professor from the university who had been a longtime advocate in the community. we did that because we knew the community would understand he could not be co-opted and we needed to be valid and validated. just from the constant. oneone of the recommendations in the report was that we hire someone to work with violence prevention. and we did that and anthony smith is a director and he is here today. [applause] >> stand up. he's late to work. he won't even stand up. all, there we go. when he started from the people in the communities said don't call his -- we don't want that. we are not a violent community. we changed the name. we heard them and we call him the director for safe and healthy neighborhoods. while we have a public health lands, let me be clear that in louisville, kentucky, anthony smith office is in the mayor's office because he has the power to convene just like the mayor does. so and anthony smith

tomorrow that dream is renewed in louisville.ined by three-time derby winner bob baffert. the first american pharaoh was crowned last year as the top 2-year-old horse in the sport. he's won four straight races. he'll have a familiar face aboard. victor espinoza the winning jockey just a year ago. the other, undefeated dortmund the alpha male in the field whose size can be attributed to his father. 2008 kentucky derby winner big brown. but just six of the last 15 kentucky derbies have been won by favorites. and there are many other contenders. the field some are calling the deepest in derby history. contenders like firing line who won last month's sunderland derby by more than 14 lengths. under the guidance of hall of fame jockey larry stevens who at 52 years old looks for his fourth career kentucky derby win just nine months we moved from knee replacement surgery. or follow the money and it may lead you to carpe diem. bought at auction last year by his owners for $1.6 million. riding him the highest earning jockey in history. joh

a little girl dragged down the street by her school bus in louisville, kentucky.der came to that little girl's rescue. thankfully she is recovering. we have more. >> a surveillance camera caught the 7-year-old girl dragged along the street the back pack caught in the school bus door as she was getting off. the bus driver had no clue what was happening. >> i see the little girl. closing the door and i hear a little girl screaming. >> watch as the witnesses chase after the bus trying desperately to get the driver's attention. finally a red camaro seen here manages to catch up to and stop the school bus. >> people are yelling trying to hit the bus. bus just kept going. >> despite being dragged the length of a football field, the little girl wasn't seriously hurt. taken to a local hospital with severe scrapes. >> her little legs were cut up but she was not crying. she was conscious and talking. >> her mother is posting this picture on facebook along with the thank you to the hero driver in the red camaro. so far no charges have been filed against the bus driver but th

seeing that in san francisco and for moms around the bay area, it looks fine. 60s to low 70s in louisvilleg around throughout the day tomorrow. happy mom's day. >> to you. my mother's day gift i ask for is let me sleep in. >> twins, let her sleep in. >> we will see what happens. "saturday night live" is coming up next. >> reece witherspoon hosting the musical gift is florence and the machine. not the medical, the musical. blap >>> live from oklahoma city it's the hottest event of the year, the southern republican leadership conference.

the same day in louisville, the kentucky derby and then in vegas, mayweather versus pacquiao. sunday is the day to nurse your hangover because the workweek starts with two big additional campaign announcements for president. carly fiorina and ben carson. then tuesday, mike huckabee joins the race during hope arkansas. hillary clinton is going to las vegas as well. across the pond, john cleese and others will be watching as we well the u.k. election. plenty to watch. which one of it will get the bulk of your attention? john: if the kentucky derby and the prizefight were in the same place, i would watch that. i will pay most attention to mike huckabee. he has been the missing person. great skill and made it clear he will run for several months and has been nowhere to be seen. this is a chance for him to be a player in this race or not. i want to see what he does. mark: that is the event i am watching, too. if you look back at 2008, he did not emphasize his arkansas record enough and he got hammered as being too liberal. whether he raised taxes too much. he had a democratic legis

scott: louisville slugger. lemonis: after years of stability and prosperity, the business went into free fall. how much debt is on the company today? scott: i have about $700,000. my life savings -- gone. lemonis: when i met the family, their revenue was down 50%. they had racked up almost $700,000 of debt. coopersburg sports was in real trouble. jackie: how did we not realize that we wouldn't have enough boxes to fulfill the order? lemonis: how many are you short? jackie: about 1,200. scott: our system doesn't manage that. lemonis: what system? the business had some problems that had to be fixed immediately. the warehouse was a disorganized mess. ben: there's not a flow. without having space to store things, you're just gonna be stepping over stuff. lemonis: and they were gonna have to expand their product line -- something scott's kids already understood. jackie: you guys want to talk about new products that we want to come up with? -lemonis: yeah. -jackie: i mean, it's the point -here that we're kind of like

a record crowd of 170,513 at churchill downs in louisville.ear-old american pharaoh coming in as the favorite. start with no incident and with this huge 19-horse field sometimes luck i more offer an element than able. we take it up down the stretch. >> it's american pharaoh in front. dortmund is third. american pharaoh, and wins the kentucky derby. >> the favorite american pharaoh, wins the derby in 2:03. jockey victor espinoza wins his third derby. developed this game here at golden gate field. >>> let's head out to at&t park where the giants are 1-0 in may with last night's win over the angels today, tim hudson on the hill. good show for everyone, metallica day at the park. seventh inning pujols goes deep. fourth of the year, giants still led 4-2. giants fought fire with fire. bottom half over the inning, buster posey, his fourth of the season. check out the fan who takes a tumble trying to get the ball. ouch. angels but together a rally in the ninth. up the middle. run scores, 5-4. next batter, matt joyce, chance to tie it but it hits the b

a record crowd of 170,513 at churchill downs in louisville.n-year-old american pharaoh the favorite. the start with no incident and with a huge 19-horse field sometimes luck is hormones an ability. dortmund takes the lead. >> it's american pharaoh in front. dortmund is third. american pharaoh has won the kentucky derby. >> the favorite wins the kentucky derby in 2:03. trainer, bob baffert with his fourth derby win. >>> let's head out a at&t park. the giants are 1-0 in may and with last night's rein over the angels, today tim hudson on the hill. met -- metallica day on the field today. albert pujols goes deep but the giants led 4-2. giants fought fire with fire. bottom half of the inning buster posey gets one back. check out the fan taking a tumble trying to get the ball. angels put together a rally in the ninth. run scores. 5-4. next batter matt joyce, a chance to tie it but hits the base runner on the leg. that's an out, more important he the final out. giants win 5-4. now 2-0 in may. >>> the warriors are tired of beating up on each other in

. >> new disturbing sure vailsence shows a bus driver in louisville dragging a young girl after the backpack got stuck in the door. the bus drove the child 100 feet and neighbors say the distance was a football field. passing driver got the bus to stop. jefferson county school officials launched investigation. the little girl was scraped up and not seriously hurt. >> time for a look at business at the big board. airplanes packed this summer. airlines for america released summer travel forecast overnight and predicts a record 222 million people will take to the skies between june 1 and august 31 the study points to rebounding economy for much of the region. >> consumer reports out with the list of best smart phones. samsung galaxy s 5 took top spot beating s 6 and lgg 3 ranked two. where was iphone. it was number three. iphone 6 that is tied with galaxy s 6. >> turning to wall street. stocks mixed friday following rally on thursday and futures point to lower open today. chilis is getting savvy on social media. they plan to serve on stainless steel plates. why? because they make the food look

he has scheduled an event today in louisville. >> oh, my god, oh, my god, oh, my god. >> ah, we kneway a nondoctrinaire republican, strong libertarian bent offering an alternative to the bush and clinton presidential dynasties with his, what is the big announcement? >> this is the start of a cause, a cause to elect rand paul the next united states of america. >> i knew rand paul had some unconventional ideas, but electing him the next united states of america is probably, i think, -- i think it's -- we get the point, though. let's hear from the man himself. senator rand paul! >> we will have williams to lead us in our pledge. >> right now we have to do the pledge first. how else do you smoke out the traitors? >> we do the pledge. but now, the kentuckian, rand paul! >> stevenson will now give the invocation i want to introralph alvarado. >> please welcome. >> please welcome lauren bottler. >> you are in for a real treat. >> i asked her 0 to come up and sing the national anthem. >> ♪ ♪ in the home of the and the home of the free! ♪ ♪ >> oh (bleep) that kid has pipes. >> that was amazin

michelle miller cbs news, louisville. >>> a new robot walks like a human. the two-legged robot mimics the actions of animals and humans. in the future it will be able to run and go upstairs and sit designers say it will be useful for the military and at disaster scenes. cool, a little creepy. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the latest in baltimore into the dealt of freddie gray plus a big preview of the floyd mayweather/manny pacquiao fight. we'll take you live to the hotel in las vegas. >>> and a warning to women about the link between stress and heart attacks. that's the "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> some residents of philadelphia showing their support for the people of baltimore with more than 600 people protesting the death of freddie gray. the clashes with police that took place during yesterday's demonstrations. good morning everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. former aid to new jersey governor chris christie is expected to enter a plea

a record crowd of 170,513 at churchill downs in louisville.g in as the favorite. start with no incident and with this huge 19-horse field sometimes luck i more offer an element than able. we take it up down th stretch. >> it's american pharaoh in front. dortmund is third. american pharaoh, and wins the kentucky derby. >> the favorite american araoh, wins the derby in 2:03. jockey victor espinoza wins his third derby. developed this game here at golden gate field. >>> let's head out to at&t park where the giants are 1-0 in may with last night's win over the angels today, tim hudson on the hill. good show for everyone, metallica day at the park. seventh inning pujols goes deep. fourth of the year, giants still led 4-2. giants fought fire with fire. bottom half over the inning, buster posey, his fourth of the season. check out the fan who takes a tumble trying to get the ball. ouch. angels but together a rally in the ninth. up the middle. run scores, 5-4. next batter, matt joyce, chance to tie it but it hits the base runner on the leg. that's an

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chris martinez, cbs news, louisville, texas. >>> and the flooding in texas is the worst national disaster in the u.s. so far this year. >>> in mississippi today, a funeral fit for a king. 200 people filled the church to say good-bye to bb king. hundreds more who couldn't get in watched the services from the church's fellowship hall. his casket is embroidered with an image of his guitar lucille. he died at the age of 89 and he wanted to be buried in mississippi. >>> tomorrow marks the end of the era of cbs. bob schiefer is signing off. he has been with the station for 40 years. he got his start as a reporter in the dallas area and one of the first stories he covered bus the assassination of president kennedy. >> as a little boy, as a young reporter, i always wanted to be a journalist. >> what drew me to it, it was just so much fun getting to talk to these people who are having such an impact on our lives. i mean, to me, it never seemed like a job. >> he had served as the host of face the nation for 24 years. and you can catch his final broadcast tomorrow morning at 8:30 right here on kpix5

she came to louisville as a refugee with her family in 1994. without further adieu, welcome our moderators. i'm looking forward to an exciting evening. [ applause ] >> thank you, daniel and the university of louisville for sponsoring tonight's fantastic program. can you guys hear me o

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kentucky derby festivities are in full swing in louisville. look at this. a parade was held. eastern six-year-olds joined the festivities as they decorated stick who horses and raced them around grounds. pregame coverage begins tomorrow at noon eastern. live coverage of the most exciting two minutes in sports is at 4:00 p.m. eastern on nbc. just ahead. the one person who is supposed to be infallible says he is not. plus a wild police chase in l.a. tears up grass and knocks down sign posts. ♪ ♪ ♪ if you can't put a feeling into words, why try? at 62,000 brush movements per minute philips sonicare leaves your mouth with a level of clean like you've never felt before giving you healthier gums in just two weeks. innovation and you. philips sonicare. hey, what's up? i'm ted. rudy and i have a lot of daily rituals. namaste. stay. taking care of our teeth is one of them. when i brush my teeth, he gets a milk-bone brushing chew. just another way to keep ourselves healthy. i'll go change. you know, in any job any profession image matters. i want some gray...but not too much. only touc

. >>> now to a scary mishap in louisville, kentucky, a school bus dragged an elementary school student 100 feet down the street as her backpack got stuck on a door as she was getting off. >> really i just don't see how he didn't know that the girl was dragging, her bouncing around in that door all the way down the street. suffered road rash but otherwise she's okay. >>> let's get to atlanta. there's another incident involving a bus. all right. well, we're trying to show you a csx train slammed into a city bus as it was waiting on the tracks at a red light. screaming passengers tried desperately to free the vehicle before impact. six suffered injuries while running for their lives. >> only two cars can fit before you cross the tracks. and a lot of times, the trains just show up out of nowhere. the bus driver was given a citation for an improper stop on the train track. >>> millions, they are cleaning up, after dozens of tornadoes just pounded parts of the u.s. in oklahoma, storm chasers capturing this a funnel cloud forming near a field of cows, nbc's john yang reports. >> reporter: mas

portland, main louisville kansas city, new york and d.c. have similar proposals on the table. the exact is expected to be the greatest in l.a. where some estimate 40% of workers earn the minimum. >> this debate should never have been about the chamber of commerce verses the working people of los angeles. >> the folks that create the jobs at the services levels are the ones that will have to eliminate jobs. it's simple maths. los angeles mayor praised the vote in a statement saying help is on the way for 1 million angelinos living in poverty: business owners in the city of angels say the vote is far from heavenly for the bottom line. proponents expect the wage hike to have a domino effect in several cities near l.a. like sanaa monnico, pasadena. they warn of los angeles becoming a wage island where businesses are pushed away where for places they can pay their employees less. >> a major step forward. tuesday's fight directs the attorney to draft legislation going before the same council for a vote. they voted for it once we assume they'll vota gain. the federal wage $7.25. the

to come to the mcconnell center at the university of louisville. he spent an our talking to the students. delivered a thoughtful and engaging speech and quite frankly, wowed the audience. i can assure you he was not down there because he owed me legislative favors. that is just the kind of guy he was. i can tell you that the students who were there at that time are still talking about it today. we had a lot of great speakers. secretary clinton was there, vice president biden, chief justice roberts, but of all the people we had, ted was my favorite. he was truly extraordinary and i am always grateful he came down. i occupied his old office in the russell building. which vicki and i had occasion to talk about. it is a great office and i can see why ted kept it for so many years. here is the story you may not know. if the wind is blowing the right way, you can still catch a whiff of portuguese water dog in there. [laughter] you think i'm kidding? [laughter] many years ago, i chaired the rules committee and my office was right near there in the russell

you're looking at the annual pegasus parade held in louisville. the big race in churchill downs, 20 horses will be in the race. live coverage of the 141st kentucky derby begins tomorrow afternoon, 4:00 p.m. right here on "nbc 10." >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> great weather for the derby, too. sunshine for the race day. it will be in the 70s. more importantly, the track will be dry so it could be a faster race this year. got a little bit of a breeze. the wind's not too quick this morning. we have clouds overhead. no signs of any showers for philadelphia but they are just to the south in delaware this morning. 51 degrees right now in philadelphia. mainly dry during the day today. there is a chance of an isolated shower coming across boat house row. the rain is farther to the south south of wilmington. these temperatures are all dry. north and west. chillier. 49 pottstown. some 40s in south jersey. millville is 49. low 50s for middletown and newark. the rain is falling in dover. the clouds are reaching

it happened in louisville kentucky where eyewitnesses say the five-year-old student got her backpacktuck in the bus doors. fortunately she only suffered scrapes but that district is currently investigating. >> ♪ >>> well now in the race for mayor, the philadelphia democratic mayoral primary is on tuesday. recently our chris may sat down with former state lawmaker and entrepreneur t. milton street who says he's ready to lead the city of philadelphia. >> how you doing. >> pretty good. >> need your vote, man. got to stop this violence man. >> reporter: we can do it. >> reporter: walking around philadelphia with t. milton street. >> good to see you. >> reporter: it's like taking a master class in retail politics. >> you and your brother helped my mom get her house. >> oh really. >> way back in 1975. >> yeah, yeah. i'm still here. >> reporter: he's been a fixture in this community a several styled voice for the poor. >> he was letting people know what was right, what was wrong when i was a kid. i'm 44. he been doing this since then. he never changed. >> reporter: and it's 74 he says the s

. >>> kentucky derby festivities are in full swing in louisville. parade was held led by high school bands, miss mirka by high school bands, miss america and uniformed military. >>> check this out. even 6-year-olds joined the festivities as they decorated stick horses and raced them around the school yard. nbc is the place for exclusive coverage of the kentucky derby prerace coverage begins tomorrow at noon eastern on nbcsn and live coverage of the most exciting two minutes in sports begins at 4:00 p.m. eastern on nbc. >>> it's the fight millions will be watching worldwide. ahead, how much people are paying to see it. plus -- ♪ i like big butts and you not lie ♪ >> hoda lip sings. the clips that have gone viral. we'll show you why next. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara® it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ...stelara® helps me be in season. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk of infections. some serious infections require hospi

it happened in louisville kentucky where eyewitnesses say the five-year-old student got her backpacktuck in the bus doors. fortunately she possible suffered scrapes. the district is currently investigating what happened. ♪ >>> tuesday is primary day the race for philadelphia' next mayor and we're continueing our look at the candace. youngest in the field doug oliver told jessica dean that it's his life experience experiences both personally and professionally that make him uniquely qualified to lead this city. >> reporter: doug oliver is a new name in philadelphia poll dicks. >> this is this city could use a different perspective on some of the challenges that faced it for years report. >> i'm very concerned about the children in my city. >> i share her concern. i have a 12-year-old son. unfortunately, if i only care for mine and i don't care for yours i'm not leading the city i want. >> oliver a former press secretary for the mayor and executive at philadelphia gas works is a product of this city growing mantown he switched schools five times in eight years and his mother searched f

chris martinez, cbs news, louisville, texas. >> and before today's rain the national weather service says 16 inches have fallen in the dallas area this month alone. what's normal for that area in may? 4 inches. >>> well, this may very well be the largest monopoly board ever. it's the work of the salvation army in suisun city. it covers more than 3200 square feet. and everything about it says big! even the dice as you saw. it certified it would smash the previous record for the largest monopoly board by over 800 square feet if certified. you can play this game. donations go to a scholarship fund that helps children go to summer camp and to pay for back- to-school supplies. >> it's a lot easier to rent something in monopoly than it is anywhere else in the bay area. >> absolutely. >>> we have mostly sunny skies in the bay area today. things warmed up by 2 to 6 degrees. things will be cooling down with low pressure on the way to the bay area. we are looking to see high clouds floating in over mount diablo at this hour and in san francisco 57. concord 83. in santa rosa 74. san jose 72. to

about 30 miles north of louisville kentucky it is the first to receive approval for the one year program under a new state law. 160 people have been tested and are positive for hiv. in the area since desks state officials have tied the outbreak to drug user sharing needles. mcdonned thats workers are back on the streets. demanding better wages ahead of today's shareholders meeting. protestors are marching for a second day not far from chicago. they want a $15 minimum wage. earlier this year mcdonald raised starting pay from $1 above local minimum wage. that is a wrap for david letterman, the light night host signed off after more than three decades on air. randall pinkston has a look at his final show. >> our long national nightmare is over. our long national nightmare is over. >> our long national nightmare is over. our long national nightmare is over. >> our long national nightmare is over, letterman is retiring. >> you are just kidding right. >> that was how david letter mapp kicks off the finale, of his 33 year late night career. introduced to a standing ovation in the ed sullivan th

michelle miller, cbs news, louisville. >>> a new robot walks like a human. the two-legged machine named atrius is being tested at new york university. in the future it will be able to run and go upstairs and sit designers say it will be useful for the military and at disaster scenes. cool but a little creepy. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the latest from baltimore on the investigation into the death of freddie gray. >>> plus a big preview of the floyd mayweather/manny pacquiao fight. we'll take you live to the hotel in las vegas. >>> and a warning to women about the link between stress and heart attacks. that's the contribution that's the that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com com h >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> well, take a look at that shot. it never gets old, right? this is from our roof cam shot of the beautiful bay bridge. >> especially on a friday it looks beautiful! >> gorgeous. anything looks gorgeous on a fri