compared to lucas' nine months. he will soon leave her behind when he transfers to prison. >> she's just a cool person to be around. i mean, she was always herself. she never wanted to be nobody else. i mean, the first day i met her, it's the same person she was then, the same person she is now. >> he's actually -- would have been the only person that's stand by me through rough periods. he doesn't -- make me feel like i was wants, like i was special. >> with her boyfriend headed to prison and her children missing her and living with various family members, lucas says she's finally ready for change. >> i don't want to go pack to what i was doing before to get me in all this trouble. i already lost james. i haven't seen him in almost a year, i probably won't see him another three, four years. it kind of hurts. it's on me to make a change. not only for me but for my kids. >>> coming up -- >> it was really, really disappointing. >> new troubles for jasmine slaughter. and -- >> just happened so fast. >> who threw the fi

this country never wanted to air dirty laundry with the world. >> lucas, how old are you? >> 25. >> this is all ancient history we are talking about to you. from? >> i remember reading the autobiography of malcolm x at 14, when i was a summer camp counsellor. i was almost fired, it caught me, i should have been walking a student to class, it made me feel more powerful and capable than before. from. >> for people in their 20s, is it an exciting modernizing imaging of a civil rights leader revere. >> i think it is. malcolm was less concerned with being liked or given value. i think he was trying to speak to a black audience told you have less worth legislatively and de facto and focused on self love. inspiring. >> could we be at a moment where malcolm is coming full circle, where the answers provided by the successful and better known civil rights leaders in the '60s, and '70s, is found wanting by people your age, and it's much more appealing than some of the take it easy, we'll wait for our shot advice? >> i think what i see - a lot of youth movements is a melding of that a

miss lucas. >> thank you. on behalf of the american immigration lawyers association, i want to thank the commission for holding this briefing and for inviting us to speak. we're really grateful for the oversight and the engagement of the commission on the issue of immigration detention and i'm very pleased to hear that you are interested in going to visit some detention facilities. i would encourage you to go to a family detention facility. we have practitioners, volunteer members on the ground and they're happy to meet with you and provide you any information that you need. the administration's recent massive expansion of family detention requires your immediate attention. the mass detention of asylum seeking mothers and their children, many still breast drzfeeding infants, violates the civil rights of hundreds of families who have fled violence from the northern triangle region of central america. by the middle of next year the administration will be detaining nearly 4,000 children and mothers, a 40-fold inc

they say chang and lucas are attentive, caring parents. >> i don't think it's right. i don't know why they wouldn't just bring the kids inside. >> pretty scathing details in the police report. the two toddlers are with child protective services. these are pretty serious charges. if chang and lucas are convicted they could face $10,000 in fines and up to 10 years behind bars. in northwest washington, richard reeve, abc 7 news. >> police need your help identifying a woman found dead in a waterway near reagan national airport. officers found the woman yesterday near 4 mile run stream in the potomac river just south of the airport. police say this woman is possibly hispanic with a light complexion and is in her late 40's to early 50's with short hair. the woman was wearing a dark coat, blue hoodie, red shirt, light blue pajama pants, and white sox. she was wearing gym shoes with pink, yellow and black colors. she had a ring on her middle finger of her left hand with the name "erica" on one side and jones on the other side. the woman may have recently had surgery on her ri

miss lucas. >> thank you. on behalf of the american immigration lawyers association, i want to thank the commission for holding this briefing and for inviting us to speak. we're really grateful for the oversight and the engagement of the commission on the issue of immigration detention and i'm very pleased to hear that you are interested in going to visit some detention facilities. i would encourage you to go to a family detention facility. we have practitioners, volunteer members on the ground and they're happy to meet with you and provide you any information that you need. the administration's recent massive expansion of family detention requires your immediate attention. the mass detention of asylum seeking ploers inging mothers and their children many still breastfeeding their children's violates the civil rights of hundreds of families who have fed violence from the northern triangle region of central america. by the middle of next year the administration will be detaining nearly 4,000 children and mother

democratic state senator david lucas blames republican opposition to obamacare. >> i would say its politics. that's the only thing that i can explain. i'm for it. i've always been for it. i think it's the best thing since apple pie and it would go a long way in helping these hospitals. >> we asked to speak with georgia's republican governor nathan deal on camera. instead his communications department sent us this e-mail statement. the governor implemented changes to the rules and regulations effecting licensure for hospitals which permitted rural hospitals to offer fewer service it is they're in danger of closing. also the governor has invested state resources to expand the number of residency spots in the state to incentivize monther doctors to stay and practice in georgia. back in rich land, they're trying to raise millions for a

. >> luca n was a tv series about a boyraised by wolves.was cancelled when ra y was 37 years old. >> he identified with it. >> don digs further and found that peter barton was an actor. why he was named is a bigger riddle. known 98 to 1982. barton played dr. scott granger in the soap opera, the youj and restless and starred in the tv series called the powers of matthew star. >> two unknown actors that ra y had a fondness for. did you have an idea how much they would inherit. >> it was 165 acre and cd's and the cash i found around the house. >> how much is it all worth? don is not sure. but figures hundreds of thousands easily and maybe a million or more. and so the dutiful attorney writes letters to the retired actors. >> he named you as beneficencies of the estate. i was stunned and i was shocked and i went kevin, it is too good to be true it probably is. >> that's next. first our strange inheritance quiz question. which personality had a seance held for him every year. was it edgar allen poe or here houdini or vin sint price? the answer i

lucas shaw covers the company for us from los angeles.as a really interesting quarter from pandora. stock is reacting huge. i feel like the issue has always been the same, the content is too expensive and pandora can't get around that. >> it seems like pandora can't win. if you look at every earnings report in 2014, they had a sharp decline after each one. this time, i don't know that content costs were the issue or it may be some of the analysts were saying you were referencing analysts' notes earlier. what people seem to be responding to our one, their revenue and profit missed forecasts, and two, their guidance for next year was not as good as they had hopes because they said they were going to reinvest all profit in operations, which means nothing returning shareholders, and analysts did not like that. there is a lot of uncertainty about future costs. pandora has worked hard to cut the percentage of costs respective to revenue. there is this ruling by the copyright ratings board hanging out there that is supposed to come down at the e

he follows close behind and pulls her over. 37-year-old lenora lucas steps out of the car to open the trunk, and out pops her 9-year-old son, her 3-year-old daughter and an 8-year-old friend. then she places a box that was taking up room in the back seat in the trunk. sergeant tyler is mystified. >> why would you let the kids ride in the trunk? >> they wanted to be in the trunk. >> the entire scenario is strange enough, but it's this next exchange that astonishes the officer. >> i see you have a "b" license. what do you do for a living? >> school bus. >> you drive a school bus. >> at the time of the incident, lucas hadn't driven for the school system for two years. lenora lucas later tells a frederick county judge she let the kids ride in the trunk because she wanted to be a cool mom. lucas is convicted of reckless endangerment and sentenced to 18 months of probation and community service. >>> coming up -- tow yard employees fear for their lives. >> am i going to die today? that's what i actually thought. >>> mcnuggets rage sparks a tantrum at this drive-through. >> she punched her in

or even lucas glover. that led to that miss for double.gey would drop him into a playoff and on the second playoff hole brandt snedeker hit a beautiful little shot here. went on to save par while kyle stanley missed his par attempt giving snedeker the victory. and that 16th hole very possibly will be back in action here. it's the second playoff hole, if necessary. of course, kyle stanley would go on to end the very next week in phoenix for a happy ending to that story. it's not every day you see a four-man playoff but that's going to be the case. we're going to be coming up to the 18 and the there's already a huge throng here. and after the tournament ends at 18 there's going to be a memorial service today for billy casper. we've been talking about the great legendary golfer and man from san diego who passed away yesterday. some family members are here. i've seen lee eder and his wife sharon here. of course, lee with his own tremendous record and history and difference making in the game. it's going to be quite a moment. but meantime, 18 i

or even lucas glover. that led to that miss for double.op him into a playoff and on the second playoff hole brandt snedeker hit a beautiful little shot here. went on to save par while kyle stanley missed his par attempt giving snedeker the victory. and that 16th hole very possibly will be back in action here. it's the second playoff hole, if necessary. of course, kyle stanley would go on to end the very next week in phoenix for a happy ending to that story. it's not every day you see a four-man playoff but that's going to be the case. we're going to be coming up to the 18 and the there's already a huge throng here. and after the tournament ends at 18 there's going to be a memorial service today for billy casper. we've been talking about the great legendary golfer and man from san diego who passed away yesterday. some family members are here. i've seen lee eder and his wife sharon here. of course, lee with his own tremendous record and history and difference making in the game. it's going to be quite a moment. but meantime, 18 is going to s

lucas was so to determined to enter combat that he stowed away. he turned 17 at sea, a few for landing at iwo jima. the day following the landing, he was crawling through a ravine with three men. two enemy hand grenades landed nearby. the teenager used his own body to cover both grenades to save his fellow marines despite suffering injury. he was awarded the medal of honor by president harry truman. i had him on my radio show. during the interview, we talked about his experiences. he spoke with humility about his extraordinary courage. i asked him a question. i said, you are part of the greatest generation. you are probably really worried about the country when you see young people these days. in that moment, his manner changed. he said son, you don't have the first idea what you are talking about. i laughed nervously. this was live radio. i said, why don't you enlighten me. he did. he said, let me tell you something. growing up in the 1930's, we didn't have any more sense than kids do these days. we wasted just as much time and partied too much.

. >> 45-year-old jennie chang and 41-year-old christopher lucas appeared together for a status hearing this morning. the northwest d.c. couple has been charged with second degree cruelty to children. police say on january 31st in the afternoon in the foggy bottom neighborhood, they left two toddlers alone in a locked car with the engine off and heat off while the outside temperature was just 28 degrees. witnesses reportedly called 911 after spotting the unattended children. the manager of a nearby restaurant confirmed the children's caregivers were inside attending a wine tasting. in fact, police say the kids were inside that car for an hour. witnesses say the girl was hysterically crying and the children were taken by child protective services. according to police lucas told investigators he left a cell phone on inside the car to monitor the children and that they kept an eye on the vehicle. at their previous court appearance, the couple bolted from the courthouse to a nearby cab refusing to talk to the media. today with their faces covered by scars and sunglasses they walked from the

it is still struggling to grow at a rapid rate. >> lucas shot, an interesting report.hat is the future of transportation? here is a hand that may include some self driving cars facing challenges and regulators next on bloomberg west. >> technology and transportation go hand in hand. it's a thing that changes the way i walk into work. 30 years from now cities are going to be very different and transportation is going to respond. the topic, future transportation. take a listen as they speak about what regulators can do to encourage new technology. >> one as technology is being incubated we need to find ways to be at the table with the idea creators so that we can help you shape those technologies in ways that actually game faster approval into the marketplace. we have to look at our own regulatory framework. this is not only at the federal levels but at the state and local level, to make sure we are being as flexible and adaptive as we can be. that is what the future is demanding. our transportation system isn't the old system that it used to be. it can be a very dynamic

lucas silipo.oining us there is more later. >> coming up next and kobe the last budget before the election? when will be live to our central asian correspondent -- we will be live to our central asian correspondent after the break. ♪ ♪ >> it is budget day in singapore and the finance minister is expected to announce higher wealthy benefits. ourselves is correspond should joining us. -- our southeast correspondent is joining us now. what is everybody expecting? >> good for everybody because singapore is celebrating its 50th anniversary and possibly tax relief and payout. there will be some social spending for the low income and elderly and the income gap like the rest of the world is widening in the lion's city. there's also a growing gray population. they have higher prices for services like health care and this budget may help them. this budget is potentially the last to be for the general election the ruling party would want to do better. it had the smallest margin of those in the last one. some

we showed lucas this photograph taken of seth at his home. it's the gun rack. is your mossberg in that rack? >> yes, it's the middle one. >> reporter: lucas talked to deputies about the gun on the day of the murder. >> i told 'em that i hadn't took it with me and it should be there. >> reporter: but his 12-gauge wasn't there when crime scene techs scoured the trailer. and cops knew another place it wasn't -- on the list of guns kept at the house that seth had written out for the dci agent. investigators felt certain the mossberg was used to kill lisa, but a big question remained. >> where is it? that's what we wanna know. where is the gun? >> reporter: that same sunday morning, a team began searching the big, beautiful piece of property where seth and lisa were starting married life and preparing to raise a family. deputy marty wonderlin, working his first-ever homicide case, was back at the scene. not too long into this sunday morning search, over here by this big old tree, what do you hear? >> i hear, "we've got it. you know, shotgun here."

lucas, bbc news. >> well turkey criticized authorities for taking three days to alert them about three schoolgirls believed to have traveled to syria and izus stan boll. police officers are searching for the girls. >> reporter: the prime minister made a statement yesterday about the situation of the three youngsters. he complained that they weren't informed about the three girls until friday which is like three days after they fly to istanbol. it would be great if we can find them, if not, britain is to blame, not turkey. he said as well turkey can do little to track the where abouts of these three girls because they entered the country as tourists. i have spoken to a security source yesterday. he said well people come here as tourists and you can't really stop everyone on the street blaming them of maybe their intent to cross to syria. so the search is still ongoing. turkish officials and local security sources are blaming britain for not sharing enough intelligence with them and saying they can't do more. we traveled the other day to see for ourselves what the situation was like at t

lucas both spoke to these issues. my particular state of colorado we have over 200 community banks, credit unions, insurance companies, they're minutes of a federal home -- they're members of a federal home loan bank. and these institutions do responsibly utilize thely liquidity that is provided in order able to deploy credit in agricultural production, small business formation, community development. and they do this currently in full compliance with federal home loan bank act and the congressional intent, as i read it, and true the exist -- through the existing programs. under this proposed rule issued on september 12th it has the potential to be able to decrease federal home loan banking system membership, and have you quantified the potential impact that that may have on rural america right now? because while we may have pockets of prosperity in the country, rural america is not feeling it. >> as i said in response to representative beatty, our preliminary analysis indicates that only 50-100 of the 7500 members wo

. >> lucas: hey, adrienne. >> adrienne: oh, lucas, hi.

. >> lucas: i guess that's my cue to leave, isn't it?te: please don't, because i need to talk to you out something. >> lucas: what do you want to talk about? >> clyde: howdy. >> kate: howdy. >> justin: is this how it's going to be... you ig

o llegaron al cabo san lucas en bajo california para orgullo de julio verne. >> hoy estudiar en la universidads familias que necesitan este tipo de colaboraciÓn. vamos a ver cÓmo pueden acceder ellos a este crÉdito. >> son fondos para programas de estudio de trabajo para estudiantes que reÚnan los requisitos. pero deben llenar la solicitud de fafsa para poder aplicar. >> ellas se gradÚan este aÑo en miami florida. >> es muy importante que vayan a la pÁgina y no otra pÁgina porque es una aplicaciÓn gratuita. >> el sueÑo de pagar sus estudios universitarios se hacen mÁs real llenando la planilla para solicitar la ayuda federal conocido como faffsa. >> me quedÉ como intimidada pensando que nunca podrÍa ir a la escuela, pero la ayuda financiera hace el camino. >> las jÓvenes completan sus planillas gratis por internet, consientes de las oportunidades financieras. >> una de ellas son los subsidios que ellos no lo tienen que pagar. aparte de eso, ellos pueden calificar para prÉstamos que dependiendo del tÉrmino de prÉstamos ellos pueden pagarlos despuÉs que se gradÚan. y el otro es el programa de es

. > nÚmero cuatro, en el campeonato argentino un golazo de lucas, del mercado de cÓrdoba ante nueva chicagoan de de la uniÓn sabine wisconsin. >> extraordinario al meterse bajo el tablero en una bolitas salva la jugada, nÚmero dos, en la champions es el gran pase de taquito y luego al ante el parÍs de rangers, que con un limpio caso la manda guardar. una hermosa jugada gran taquito del inglÉs para ese gran gol, la nÚmero uno es esa la gana quien dio una muestra de lo que uno es tener un verdadero corazÓn competitivo cuando las piernas no le daba mÁs decidiÓ terminar la maratÓn prÁcticamente arrastrÁndose ya sabÍa que no podÍa ganar la competencia pero su fuerte espÍritu deportivo la impulsaba alcanzar el objetivo determinar. >> mucha atenciÓn a esto en no prestar, mucha atenciÓn pues su cÁncer de piel avanzaba rÁpidamente el doctor, muestra revisada minuciosamente a la paciente quien ha llevado un riguroso tratamiento. >> despuÉs de que le extirparon un lunar canceroso de su cuerpo ella desistiÓ con su primer diagnÓstico hace como un aÑo, consultÉ con el doctor dermatÓlogo en mÉxico. y me d

jenny chang and christopher lucas left their toddlers in the car seats locked in the parked car while they went to a wine tasting. the couple faces two counts of attempted child neglect. they have not been allowed to see their 2 and 1-year-old children. >>> police are looking for two suspects who stole an suv with a 5-year-old child inside. the owner of the vehicle was pushed to the ground by two suspects as he got out of his car. the vehicle was gone for with 15 minutes before police found it. the child was not hurt. if you have any information, call d.c. police. >>> a second case of measles is confirmed in the district. the first case was reported in january and was linked to international travel. the health department says there is no indication that the cases are connected. there have been no cases reported in maryland virginia or west virginia. but 17 states and d.c. now have measles cases. >>> today christians here across the world are marking ash wednesday. cardinal donald wuerl will offer a special service at 12:10. alfred baptist church offering ashes on the go until 7:00 at

lucas glover tied for third. also an eagle shout of the day goes to chad champion bell. par three. 143 yards, pitching wedge. top concern today. everyone tracing jb holmes and eric english. one over on the day. 468. birdie 3 of the last six including this on 18. put them in the clubhouse at 9. next week, the at&t proam returns to pebble beach. i'll be there live tuesday and wednesday right here on abc7. hosting british columbia. huge rivalry and 1-8 of the last ten. looking for revenge. kwen ton williams punches it in for the tribe. now 14-6. a skrum falls 4-3. the live bill. ends up with it and he's gone. check out this beat. british columbia wins 19-6. these two meet again march 22nd. warriors tested the rest of the month, only two home games. played at one. get your tv or your ipad ready. >> whatever you say. >> okay. >> thank you. >>> up next on abc7 news at 9:00, we'll take you inside a who wants to try a new burger? that's good! it's really good. very juicy. that's melted garlic herb butter. it's original. i like soft buns. i would buy this. this is amazing! could

construction we'll be making those are moefktdz and we'll be smimentd those in the process and cabo san lucas to the seismic issue of the costs if we push the verizon edition forward into the street we'll trigger a full seismic upgrade that includes this following one you couldn't live in the house during construction it's a small house to begin with no way to do that the project sponsor will have to find xhoomentsdz for the construction occurs, and, secondly the foupthsz be will have to be replaced and third filed in on the floor old house no plied and last the fact it is small actually makes it more complicated notice continuity so the it will be stroll costly i think my numbers is actually modest extremely costly that's why we're proposing a modest horizon edition something that my clients can afford and we wanted to insure what we're proposing will be affected by dbi so we took the steps have a preapplication and a interact with the engineering and get a signature to present our finding there's no doubt in my mind that the vertical edition plays the way we're proposing makes economic acce

valley road headed to lucas valley around san quentin and scattered showers from sfo to the santa cruzountains. and headed to san ramon and livermore reporting light rain the last 45 minutes. in san rafael dry and notice the lack of fog. 101 will be wet for the better part of commute. you can see the lower left-hand side the flags unfurled and blowing to the east and it is still breezy. by the afternoon hours, it will be dry and calmer for the commute and clearing and cooler tonight with just almosted fog because dry air is going to rush in behind the system and we will have willing warmth through the weekend and regard highs for valentine's day. do you do a fancy dinner? maybe a picnic. 7:00 this morning through 12:00 the best chance of radar return or wet weather in the north bay and by 3:00 it is gone with clearing after the sunset and it will be gorgeous and by tomorrow morning, we can see the lack of blood and cloud cover and just high clouds headed into the afternoon. today, the clouds will keep us in the low-to-mid 60's along the cost upper 50's to low 60s. tonight, 10- or 15-de

. >> lucas: i guess that's my cue to leave, isn't it?please don't, because i need to talk to yoabout something. >> lucas: what do you want to talk about? >> clyde: howdy. >> kate: howdy. >> justin: is this how it's going to be... you ignoring me un

now, christophe lucas told investigators he left a cell phone on, iphone on in the car so they could monitor the sounds from the car and that they kept their eye on the vehicle. the judge told them that they were released on their own recognizance but ordered to stay away from their children. no contact with their children. they'll be back to court to learn more about the charges and possibly face a trial here eventually but that is the very latest on this case that so many people found so terribly troubling. reporting live stephen tschida abc 7 news. >> frightening situation with justice unfolding live on the air in the abc affiliate in detroit last night. watch what happens as they speak on the phone to the michigan mayor. >> i don't know if you're looking at your tv screen at the moment, we've got live pictures right now on channel 7 of a car going by pulling a gentleman on skis. >> horrendous and that driver would get a ticket if there was a police officer in that area. very dangerous. >> well you know what? it turns out that mayor was a pretty good fortuneteller because just a m

susan lucas spent 10 years in h.r. and consulted on the firing of employees suffering from mental illness and joins me via skype in switzerland. your twitter hand is real evil h.r. lady. what is that about. >> as you mentioned, who wants to talk to an h.r. person we have a bad reputation. let me ask you about terminating people with mental illness, you believe a company should have the right to terminate someone with mental illness. >> of course they have the right. you can terminate anybody. the question is can you terminate them because of mental illness, the answer is no. >> that's a distinction. you can terminate them because they are not good performers. you counselled companies to be careful about the wording you don't want mental illness creeping into a decision because it opens them up to a lawsuit. you have counselled people to skirt the law. >> no absolutely not. definitely not skirting the law at all. if a performance is not where it should be and with the reasonable accommodations acquired by law, if it doe

lucas glovr tied for third at eight under thanks to this. that was for an eagle as well.ad campbell 143 yards downhill, pitching wedge and an ice. he's also tied for third at eight under. everyone's chasing holmes and england. holmes had birdies on three of the last six holes. >>> of course next week, the at&t pro am returns to pebble beach. i'll be there live right here on abc 7. >>> hosting british [,vjcolumbia. huge rivalry in this sport. thunderbirds looking for revenge first half. bc up 14 3. second half now 14-6. he is gone. look at that speed. british columbia wins it 19-6. these two will meet again march 22nd. >>> players in new york face the knicks. i'll have highlights coming up at 6:00 on abc 7. >> can't think of the last time i saw rugby highlights. >>> up next a resume mistake >>> coming up at 6:00 inside that valentine's box of candy could be a hidden danger. there's a warning for customers tonight. and virtual reality, it's not a sci-fi dream anymore. where you can try it out right here in the bay area tomorrow. >> all right, a once rÑ'x!rrasseddópñ"é%ob ap

. >> 45-year-old jennie chang and 41-year-old christopher lucas appeared together for a status hearing this morning. the north west d.c. couple has been charged with second degree cruelty to children. police say on january 31st in the afternoon in the foggy bottom neighborhood near 23rd and l streets northwest, they left two toddlers alone in a locked car with the engine off and the heat off while the outside temperature was just 28 degrees. witnesses reportedly called 911 after spotting the unattended children. manager of a nearby restaurant confirmed the children's caregivers were inside attending a wine tasting. in fact police say the kids were inside that car for an hour. witnesses say the girl was hysterically crying. the children were taken by child protective services. according to police lucas told investigators he left a cell phone on inside the car to monitor the children and kept an eye on the vehicle. in the previous court appearance, the couple bolted to the courthouse to a nearby cab refusing to talk to the media. today, with faces covered with scarves and sunglasses they

. >> lucas: hey, adrienne. >> adrienne: oh, lucas, hi.

le saluda luca burga el presidente barack obama pidio hoy permiso formalmente al congreso para usar fuerzasjunto a jorge ramos en noticiero univision 6:30 / acompaqen a jorge ramos y maria elena noticiero ♪ >> una madre indocumentada le arrebataron del techo a _del pecho a una bebÉ que estaba amamantando. >> es una persona en la que esa de la que yo vivo. >> fue obligada a dejar el cuarto de este edificio. >> me dieron dos dÍas para irme. >> no pensaba que las amenazas al eran reales. >> la estaba amamantado y es injusto que se las ha llevado. >> la arrendataria anunciÓ _ denunciÓ a las la arrendataria por maltratar a sus hijos. durante la entrevista la trabajadora social le pasÓ por telÉfono pero como no hablaba en inglÉs, me pasÓ a mÍ, por el telÉfono. decÍa que no contaba con un buen lugar para tener a sus hijos y que estÁn pasando hambre. madres como adela indocumentadas tienen derecho para protegerse del abuso los arrendatarios. por su parte el arrendatario isabel quesada no quiso saber nada cuando los reporteros le investigaron sobre las consecuencias de su denuncia. de la adela tendr

bradley of albuquerque and leonid of russia landed off baja california 300 miles north of cabo san lucasey shattered two records by flying more than 137 hours in the air and traveling more than 5200 miles. >> on your marks. get set. >> this is what you call serious commitment. these swimmers weren't going to let three feet of snow get in the way of practice time. so their strokes look somewhat impressive but the snow definitely slowing them down. regardless, their dedication cannot be questioned as they brave freezing temperatures in just their swim shorts. my worst nightmare as those of you know who heard me complain about the weather. let's send it over to drew and find out about our heat. >> this is like your favorite day, then. it was record-setting across a lot of cities this afternoon. temperatures nearly 20 degrees above normal. tomorrow, not as warm as we were today. talk about why in a second. live doppler 7hd will show you a quiet picture then take you outside earlier this afternoon calling it a spring fling around here, showing you boats and sailboats in force on the bay water

sid, this picks up on some of lucas' really important observations. the question says, what were thoughts as to what slaves were to do after they were freed? they had no jobs, nowhere to go, no way to support themselves. what were lincoln's intentions about how they could achieve full equality? >> it's an excellent question. at the end of the war, hundreds of thousands of slaves were wandering the country. their social situations were uncertain. some of them were looking for their families. and the freedman's bureau was a very important institution to try and deal with this question. just to deal on two grounds. one, lincoln had told james blaine, who was a congressman from maine, later a presidential candidate, that his idea was to operate point by point. it's in blaine's memoir. that's how lincoln operated. but it's not as if he didn't have a principle, and an idea. it stated, as david rubenstein said, in his april 11th speech, his last speech just days before his assassination, where he publicly speaks about opening citizenship to the slaves. linco

. >> my cousin lucas, professional volleyball player. when his daughter ate his helping of ice cream she experienced a nuclear sugar rush. >> oh! >> she turned into tigger. >> she's the most sugared up child on earth and bounces up and down four minutes doing nothing but screaming "sugar rush." sugar rush! >> oh my gosh. i'm a little scared. >> this teeny tiny baby. [ laughing ] >> it's like he's obviously getting the joke that we weren't getting. this video older but it's trending like wildfire. >> sounds like an adult. >> ha ha ha ha. >> like he's get a filthy joke. >> no, too young. >> if you think that you're not funny tell a joke and play this video and you're like i'm so funny. >> i hold the world record for the 50-yard dash from kindergarten. [ laughter ] >> that's our show. we'll see you for the next "rtm." >>> doing doughnuts in a church parking lot are confronted. >> get out of your car. >> that's the parish priest. >> why he's not preaching to the choir. >> now! you stop here right now! >> a little girl manages to get her -- >

. >> a familiar sound out in lucas valley. at 1:30, sarah says she was at home. suddenly -- >> a crash. >> a douglas fir came downright on her roof, just above her daughter's room. >> once i saw this, and then dashed outside to the street and saw it was all just leaning. >> it looks like we have about 50, 60-mile an hour gusts out here. >> tree masters was given a task of getting that tree into the chipper and it's not the only one, this tree needs to be chopped up. this is just day one of what is expected to be a long, wet weekend. >> if the wind keeps up, we'll get more calls. >> and should mention that pg&e crews are over the north bay responding to more than a thousand outages and gasia, just like tree masters, they are all going to have a very long night. >> yeah, so mike, i'm thinking about all those trees down. is the homeowner responsible for picking up the cost? does home insurance help at all and how much does that clean up run, anyway? >> parted of it is what you mentioned. it depends on if you have insurance. we could use that in san rafael as an exam

directors george cameron and peter lucas and jackson round out the top five. >>> mother nature made cleaningfrom last night's snow easier and also made it people able to step outside. randy gyllenhaal shows us how people were cleaning up and enjoying the warm weather before the bitter cold returns. >> reporter: for much of the morning, driveways and sidewalks felt a bit more like skating rinks. >> when i came out, everything was ice. >> reporter: but by lunchtime it suddenly felt like spring. big digging out didn't take all that much effort. mother nature lendsing a helping hands turning lingering snow into melting slush. steve shoveling his driveway in a t shirt. >> it's warm and all wet and heavy. >> reporter: the city streets department says the concern going forward is flooding from all that melting runoff. and refreezing overnight as temperatures dip down. we could see another icy rush hour commute on monday. for now, on this spring-like sunday afternoon, a chance for kids to hit the sledding hill at fairmount park. >> dloun it's water. >> reporter: like going into a swimming pool. >> y

lunardo was born in luca italy to his loving parents jesapina and lougi, and he grew up in san francisco and was a proud graduate of galelao high school and worked in the groceries as a clerk for 40 years and joe was the president of the am son botchy ball club and as a member of the elmando and the social club was able to gather the folks around him to celebrate the rich history of italy and as a president of the club, he was instrumental in bringing together a lot of the public pressure to get the botchy ball courts along moscow street to be restored and that is something that the restoration there is part of his legacy in san francisco. and he also had a tremendous number of friends that he hung out there with every day, and you could find him playing basketball courts and he played in the courts and he unfortunately, he did not reach the age of 70 and there were many people who actually in the late 80s are playing, and he was one of the younger ones that were there and there are a lot of members there who will be missing his presence and his leadership, joe is survived and adoored by

police say jenny chang and christopher lucas left their toddlers in their car seats locked in their parked car while they went to a wine tasting. the couple faces two counts of attempted child neglect. they have not been allowed to see their 2 and 1-year-old kids these children are in the custody of family services. >>> also today a man will face charges in the murder of hannah graham. jesse matthew will appear by video for his arraignment. he's currently in the fairfax county jail awaiting trial on a sex assault and attempted murder charge for a case in 2005. graham disappeared last september, her body was found a few weeks later following a massive search. >>> today police are looking for two suspects who stole an suv with a 5-year-old child inside. this happened last night on second street in southeast washington. the owner of the vehicle was pushed to the ground by two suspects as he was getting out of his car.vehicle was missing for about 15 minutes before police found it. the child was not hurt. if you have information about the case call d.c. police. >>> in the day ahead, the prince