mathis also excelled at basketball, hurdling and the high jump. >> i have a bad back. i felt it. >> reporter: so instead of pursuing a place at the olympics, he was invited to new york in 1956 to make record. ♪ it's not for me to say >> reporter: his greatest hits album from 1958 was on the billboard charts for, get this, nearly ten years. it was only when mathis achieved fame that he discovered the world was not like his idyllic san francisco childhood. >> when i went to vegas,ly i ho stay over there. you have this big hotel, why can't i stay there. other no, you have to stay over the railroad tracks over in the colored section. >> reporter: did it make you angry? >> no. i laughed at it, i said don't be so stupid. what am i going to do? i'm not going to marry your daughter, come on. and it was very funny, because people thought i was white. people tell me that all the time. i'm not. >> reporter: your picture was on your album. >> yeah. there was a time when i was in someone came to me before the show and said there's been a threat on your life. i was singing ♪ chances

. >>> bay area native johnny mathis is releasing new music and opening up in a revealing interview withcbs sunday morning." he says despite all his success, he has still struggled with racism. >> it was only when mathis achieved fame that he discovered the world was not like his idyllic san francisco childhood. >> when i went to vegas, i had to stay over there and i -- [ laughter ] >> this big hotel, why can't i stay there? oh, no. you have to stay over there the railroad tracks over in the colored section. >> did it make you angry? >> no. i laughed at it. i said, don't be so stupid. what am i going to do? i'm not going to, you know, marry your daughter, now. come on. it's very funny because everybody thought i was white. >> you can see the interview with him on "cbs sunday morning" at 9 a.m. right here on kpix 5. >>> later this month, mathis will be one of the commencement speakers at san francisco state which is his alma mater. >>> just in time for mother's day, a pair of osprey at the center of a live nest cam in richmond hatched the first chick this morning and every once in a while

mathis has given up on his bill, but plans to reintroduce it next year.activists say they'll be back out in full force once again to stop it. the east bay. >>> sky drone 5 giving us an exclusive first look at the new sprawling water park making a splash in the east bay. it's called the wave. there are indoor and outdoor pools and six water slides. the $43 million facility opens to the public next weekend in dublin. >> this weekend would have been a good shock. >>> 91 degrees, want to open it early, dublin, maybe? they weren't listening. 69 degrees now in concord. it will be warm in dublin and all inland areas. what a beautiful shot from chopper 5 earlier today, hugging the coastline the great highway heading south toward pacifica. this is our backyard. the beach is the place to cool off this weekend, san francisco 57, foggy in the city tomorrow morning with a low of 50. pacifica foggy, 48, but the fog does not push inland, oakland 54, san jose 57, napa 49 degrees. tahoe still a great spot, 70 on saturday, 72 on sunday and the snowpack is 200% of average f

we were there as christian mathy entered the courtroom. according the records the doctor issued 86 fraudulent prescriptions for ritalin over three years using three different aliases to fill prescriptions. prosecutors say mathy was targeted by the police after a local pharmacist became suspicious. >>> new at sourks a massive repair job under way downpour that video from february when the huge chunk of highway 35 crumbled. when it left a hole and it it shut down the road indefinitely. that's about to change. nbc robert hand oir joins us with new information appear there is a massive repair project under way. >> well that's right. we're here on black road near highway 17. a long twisting road and the only way nouft for many residents since the highway 35 collapse at the road near los gatos and saratoga. but work is under way a target date for completion has been set. watching crews with heavy equipment today dwarfed by the collapsed section of highway 35 shows the immense repair job ahead. the slide ended up 280 feet long with more than 2 mi

>> announcer: this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathis >>> broad rally. stocks rebound from yesterday's selloff as investors try to figure out what to expect in the months ahead. >>> bucking the trend. walmart wants what a lot of retailers can't, get more customers in-store and more online. >>> policy shift. why the company that started the remote working revolution is now calling employees back to the office. those stories and more on tonight's "nightly business report" for thursday, may 18. >>> good evening, everyone, welcome. investors put money back into stocks as the market recovered from its worst drop of the year. early on it seemed that today would be another rough one. but that wasn't the case. at one point the dow was actually up triple digits. the closing numbers, the dow jones industrials dow jones industrials added 56 points to 20,663. the nasdaq rose 43. and the s&p 500 was up eight. bob pisani spent the day at the new york stock exchange figuring out why stoc [ bell ringing ] >> reporter: yesterday's selloff was a one-day event, at least so

police say mathy was targeted by police after a local pharmacist became suspicious. >>> a long shoremen walked off the job in poe test of what they say is a disturbing discovery. they found nooses spotted around the port twees in recent weeks. the walkout is to protest race im. it happened at one of the four marine terminals. it was closed several hours today. the port is looking into how the nooses got there. >>> a controversial case involving two fruit vendors in the east bay has a new twist. deputies arrested the venters earlier this month the same bay in san leandro. the video went viral. they didn't have a license to sell the food. now it's believed the vendors may be victims of human trafficking where a possible demands profits from those sellers. others believe they are trying to detract from why the member were arrested. >> we have not heard from this gentleman or the other fruit vender they are talking about. >> did they fear retaliation. did they not have the ability and the means to leave the area. >> who are they working for? who is controlling what they do. >> the sheriff's

we will defy isis with a little killing and thank goodness we have general mathis.eed our arab allies with the ideology and the realization that maybe we can all believe in a different god, hopefully. this is one day. jesse: this is not happening next year. >> right. it's not like this started in the bush administration. this is been going on when the world was flat before you mentioned the cradle of civilization back then, this was a huge trade route through asia and these great shipping lanes. the president addressed and said let's get back to making people rich again. >> i've even heard of before and i've had friends tell me when working with some of our allies in afghanistan in iraq, actually yelling at them sing look at dubai. bahrain. look at istanbul. we can have both. >> and we have a bunch of dubai's everywhere, everything is made of gold over there. if everyone was wealthy i don't think everyone would be killing each other. jesse: let's make gold great again. how to americans feel about that. plus was hillary clinton hiking in the woods? people would ask m

stick with winners, on the 20th anniversary of amazon's ipo, a lot of people are musing about how so mathis stock evade most investors. why don't we leave amazon alone here. you either caught it or you didn't. i still like it. i think it can go higher. it went higher again today. i want to zoom out and discuss some stocks that are hot in today's market. and why it's so darn hard to stay in them, even though i think they could be incredibly rewarding. so listen up, let's make some money. amazon was -- home depot has been a fabulous performer for ages. but we have all heard the drum beat that amazon's finally gotten to home depot, that people are buying housewares and gardeninging equipment online, therefore home depot had to miss the numbers. in some cases that may be true. however this morning home depot reported the best numbers of any major retailer. so much for the short fall thesis. that makes this stock the exhibit a for why people sell winners, they're scared. yet home depot isn't your typical retailer. for starters it's not in a traditional mall. which we know has become the kiss of

we will defy isis with a little killing and thank goodness we have general mathis.e ideology and the realization that maybe we can all believe in a different god, hopefully. this is one day. jesse: this is not happening next year. >> right. it's not like this started in the bush administration. this is been going on when the world was flat before you mentioned the cradle of civilization back then, this was a huge trade route through asia and these great shipping lanes. the president addressed and said let's get back to making people rich again. >> i've even heard of before and i've had friends tell me when working with some of our allies in afghanistan in iraq, actually yelling at them sing look at dubai. bahrain. look at istanbul. we can have both. >> and we have a bunch of dubai's everywhere, everything is made of gold over there. if everyone was wealthy i don't think everyone would be killing each other. jesse: let's make gold great again. how to americans feel about that. plus was hillary clinton hiking in the woods? mmmm. mmmm. mmmm... ugh. nothing spoils a mom

. >> how about a johnny mathis, does johnny mathis do blue velvet if. >> that was bobby vinton. >> fromhiladelphia. >> the polish prince. >> also one of the most creepy movies ever made. >> blue velvet, i agree with you. >> hi, thursday may the 25th, 2017. >> i could describe the weather today ugh. just creepy out there. it is yucky, it is rainy, and when it is not raining, it is cloudy expect this to continue on and off through the day, five out of ten in your weather by the numbers. we have bus stop buddy, and he's wearing rain gear again. >> bus stop buddy wearing his rain gear as you should, as you walk out the door. and we have waves of rain, you get a round every rain, get little break for awhile, rounds every rain, you get a little break for the while. and oh, isn't he sweet? i hope that it wasn't anything that i really -- oh, thanks. >> i can do it, too, jim bo. >> my favorite moment ever. on good day philadelphia. >> we have more rain, coming throughout the rest of the day, current temperature is 56 e humidity. and yes, with that five out of ten, just expect a high in the 70s,

. >> a family member of mathis has given up on the bill for now but plans to reintroduce it next yeartivists said they will be back out in force to stop it. >>> scientists in southern california say they developed a pill that could do the work of a work out. researchers at the sulk institute in san diego are developing a drug designed to reprogram the body to burn fat for fuel instead of sugar. they say the mice used in the study were able to run 100 minutes longer after dosed with the pill and showed signs of improvered health without any exercise at all. >> then you can bring the potential or health benefits of exercise to people who can't exercise, and there are many, many people who can't exercise. so this could be a life saving type of therapy for certain kind of individuals. >> the scientists hope to start human trials within a year. >>> still to come, clearing the air for kids with asthma, the new high-tech program one bay area county is offering to help them stay healthy. >>> a surprise special surprise finish for one runner at the cleveland marathon, when stephany finished he

at what will bedo happening, you'll see incredible numbers with respect to the success of general mathis and others with the isis situation,a the numbers are staggering. how successful they've been, the military has been. we have to get back to running this country really, really well. we've made tremendous progress in the last hundred some days, tremendous progress. >> sean: that wasdo the president in a press conference with the president of columbia detailing some of the successes, you won't hear that on the mainstream media. but as i mentioned in the opening monologue tonight, there are five significant forces that are trying to defeat this president and take them down. the destroyed trump propaganda media, the second worst. democrats unhinged, their next establishment republicans weak, their next. then the never trumpers. cory lewandowski from the truck fox business network, lou dobbs, i've never seen anything like this. if the most dangerous to me is the deep state because i've never seen leaks like this, i've never seen unmasking like this especially in the political years come up

kellye: the needs of students like 16-year-old corey mathis. >> the teachers and the staff make learning here wonderful. definitely enjoy coming to school. kellye: each classroom has no more than ten students with a goal of making learning accessible to everyone. we engage the teachers, instructional aid, the speech and the language pathologist. we all come together to come up with a method of instruction that will work. kellye: since many of the students have medical problems the health suite operated by three nurses. there is specially equipped swimming pool. older students can take hospitality and horticulture classes. >> we wanted to kale, pepper, swiss charred. >> you have to have a lot of heart. a lot of passion. kellye: to overcome anything. >> very, very good. in north east, kellye lynn, abc7 news. steve: it is only monday and we are looking to the upcoming weekend. ways to go before then and rain on the way. looking at the national harbor the skies and the clouds are beginning to thin a little bit. the clouds will stick around moving through the evening hours. temperatures are a

. >> mathis involved. >> you have been talking about this all morning long, as well , a amazing woman, there she is. >> hi. >> in our green room with her date she just went to her very first prom at age of 71. she will explain it all, she will becoming on here and chat >> is that the dunkin' donuts green room. >> oh, sure it is. >> next time lets get them up and put them against the dunkin' donuts wall. >> makes sense. >> yes, on one side of the wall. >> well, it is our first attempt at that. by the way, we have a big power ball drawing tomorrow night, close to 300 million. can you give me the exact number. >> it is closing in on 300 million-dollar. >> thank you, mike. if you win do what you think is right. alex. >> thank you. >> there is yours. >> money, money, money. do what you think is right. >> 275 million by the time they make drawing at 11:00 o'clock tomorrow. it could be 280, 290. >> all right. >> let me tell you this, are we going right to jen immediately. >> we are. >> so exciting, everybody is thinking about going down there already on the road. >> but the big thing too we

upon graduation from mathis high school, j.b. went to southwest texas state university in san marcos. where he would go on to earn a bachelor of business administration and general business. he began his career by teaching business classes before a diagnosis of tuberculosis landed him in the hospital for 15 months. thankfully j.b. made a full recovery and set out to become an insurance agent with texas farm bureau insurance company. j.b. was an exemplary leader at farm bureau for 41 years before his retirement in 1992. in 1965, j.b. married lillian, known as lil, a georgia peach he met on a blind date with the help of a co-worker. and their 50-plus years of marriage, lill and j.b. raised three children, richard, holly and j.b. iii. they were blessed with nine grandchildren, including triplets who were born in 2001. along with being loving grand patients, j.b. and lill enjoyed traveling both in texas and beyond. j.b. is recognized as an exemplary steward for the greater waco community. he was an active volunteer and community memb

mathis is first rate. his treasury team is best. he has his best opportunity if he sits and takes the counsel. >> the team is well respected and comand respect on the world stage and that's important now. but you can't lose out on the fact you're seeing a potentially distracted at best present and -- at best president and at worst a damaged president dealing with foreign policy issues which are fantastically serious. north korea is a significant threat right now. you have the middle east in chaos. you have the syrian problem, you know, running on and on and on, europe increasingly worrying about refugees and the russian problem. it's worth pointing out the f.b.i. aren't the only group looking into russia. you have the european intelligence groups as well. you have a lot of threat, a lot of juggling. one thing that worries me is the president doesn't seem to be good at multi-tasking. he's a one-track, one issue a day kind of president and the question about whether he can multi-task on this width of agenda will be very important goin

. >> announcer: this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathis >>> broad rally. stocks rebound from yesterday's selloff as investors try to figure out what to expect in the months ahead. >>> bucking the trend. walmart wants what a lot of retailers can't, get more customers in-store and more online. >>> policy shift. why the company that started the remote working revolution is now calling employees back to the office. those stories and more on tonight's "nightly business report" for thursday, may 18. >>> good evening, everyone, welcome. investors put money back into stocks as the market recovered from its worst drop of the year. early on it seemed that today would be another rough one. but that wasn't the

plus 10-20 years i think -- general masters or -- general mcmasters or mathis could have worked for president obama. that's a good sign for the continuity and stability of the policy. i agree with john that the state department budget -- and for diplomacy in general are alarming as the secretary tillerson's seeming lack of interest in defending his own you like to say that the personal to state department -- does not do not do a single division in the army. he was outgunned and outmanned around the role in terms of being able to do the work he was trying to do in the aftermath of 9/11, especially handling the situation in an up to the iraq war and aftermath. said,as general mattis powers more important than ever. it doesn't make you soft on foreign policy to be an advocate for soft power, does it make you soft on national security interest. it makes you smart. to be brief, a whole range of other disappointing things involved the trump administration and president trump's -- and his family's unwillingness to untangle, disentangle the complicated web of obvious conflicts of interest they have a

. >> mathis involved. >> you have been talking about this all morning long, as

and johnny mathis is also a former student.uates say they are reaching for the stars, including one who received a degree in broadcast communication. >> i want to have my own show. i want to have a show about the person of color narrative and the gay narrative and get that mentality out of there. >> reporter: others expressed apprehension about the future. >> not finding the right job or not knowing where to go, if it is the right path. >> reporter: many worked while attending college out of financial necessity and prepare for their careers. one graduate is already working for the giants and warriors because she wants a job in the sports industry. >> if i had a dream job, it would work for sports medicine for the warriors. >> reporter: for many in this class of 2017, it took more than four years to earn their college degrees. they tell me it was hard work. now it is time to put the degrees to use. in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> today vice president mike pence will deliver the commencement address to the 2017

tom: he needs a mathis at fbi. this is extraordinaire. i am exhausted. guy: i wonder we will look back on this week as being pivotal or just part of the noise. tom: thank you so much for your perspective this week. it isa -- it is a blur. carry on the conversation what is happening with the u.s. administration. wilbur ross will join bloomberg. coming up on the show, including growthany's economic increases. and we will speak with the oecd secretary-general live in ita ly. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: bloomberg "surveillance." we're thrilled to are with us. lots of talk about. the politics of the nation. guy tells me thin mins. italy?ns -- in i do not even know where that is on the map. we're going to do some fashion to figure how to spend my remaining funds in london through the week.. now in new york city, our business flash. it boosted its fiscal year profit forecast ll aafter it agreed to seel brazilian steel plant. provided united internet has agreed to take control of german wireless operator. the deal comes as it seeks to compete with telecom and vod

during secretary mathis' confirmation, he stated that the war is essential when you have a military. as we look at things like lateral succession and flexible career path, how do we make sure that it is not diluted. >> one reason why i argued -- no disrespect -- we want the warriors ethos of the law of our conflict and there are things legally of a uniformed member. so civilians plan for it, don't get me wrong. that's one of the reasons why i believe the right console for us is to bring the active and guards reser guards, reserves and contractors. not one single slice. i am leery of swinging in one direction. >> thank you, for your time. i appreciate your time admiral rogers. thank you mr. chairman. >> the office of director national intelligence releasing -- general clapper testified regarding this report yesterday in the senate in the judiciary, we all know that russia interfered with our election, do you feel president putin's action in this regard as a cyber attack? >> again, ma'am, that's a legal policy discussion. it should be viewed as unacceptable. that's the bottom line. thi

policy dropping the currency manipulatoring ing alanguage b was convinced by this group, tillerson, mathisa sign of flexibility and in a recent set of threats that we just heard, the president is all over the lot. he's threatening military action. he's almost drawing a red line on a future nuclear test but he's saying we want to work with china. china will be upset if they do this. he's binding his policy to china. he's kind of wink-wink suggesting that maybe he doesn't want to talk about any role we might have in knocking down the north korean missiles. he's even flattering kim jong-un saying that i don't know whether he's insane but he's a smart cookie as if he would be ready to talk with him and sit down and talk with this smart cookie. so i think we're seeing trump play the liar on all its strings you might say as he deals with this. yes. he is getting better advice in this sphere contrast to what we heard about domestic policy, much better advice in this foreign policy area than in others. >> all right. coming up next, we'll talk about a provocative idea about the first amendment that