the mercury wasn't about the mercury. there are men, women and there are the wrecks it was said. a law unto themselves. the best well known one was the one who had been agitating for secession for decades. by the 1860s, the role wasn't as well known, at times, he could see everyone. blood thirsty, john brown and the defenders, and spineless, two-faced, sugar lipid politicians who vowed with the urgent and imperative actions. five feet nine inches tall. three inches shorter than his dad. slight build. 130 pounds. luxury mustache running the length of his teeth. full head of slipped down neatly parted hair. business attire was a full coat and white collar shirt -- coller shirt. the democrats wanted the little giant, steven douglas, the senator from illinois is there. that is the price -- the northern part of the democratic establishment doesn't want to pay that price. it is too high because lots of voters in the north may not vote for the party if that is the price. there is plenty of anti-slavery agitation going on in the north at the time. but it is the price. the radicals, seces

they were sent -- >> stephen: you had to sing as freddy mercury in front of other members of queen?>> stephen: did they see it? yeah, i thought they had seen it before i met them, but i met them in roger taylor's flat when i met brian may as well and i was under the impression they had seen the tape but they hadn't downloaded it properly. so i ended up watching them watch me for the first time in between -- >> stephen: oh, wow. it was, like -- no pressure. >> stephen: how did they take you? >> they took me. ( laughter ) >> stephen: tell me about "buster's mal heart." >> yeah. >> stephen: what's that movie about? are you buster? do you have the mal heart? >> yeah, i'm buster, a guy born with a bad heart who tries to write his situation. he works the grave card shift at a really shoddy motel, not very much in love with his life, so he sets off to be a mountain man, yet he's not very good at that at all. >> stephen: where are these mountains. >> montana. >> stephen: serious mountains. erious mountains. >> stephen: did you go to montana? >> i went to montana to philipum, one of the most

( laughter ) you're going to play freddy mercury in bohemian rhapsody.een fan? >> huge. >> stephen: do you have a go-to queen song or anything like that? >> a go-to queen song -- i think i like some of the more obscure ones. there's the one called lilly of the valley that i love, but somebody to love is huge. >> stephen: of course. ♪ find me somebody to love. ♪ find me somebody to love no? >> no. >> stephen: we don't have the right to it. that's a lawsuit right there waiting to happen. >> yeah. >> stephen: did you go meet the other lads in the band? did you go over and meet queen? >> i went to do some pre-recording and it was at abby road studios. so i was a little late to -- yeah, london traffic, whatever. but i was running across the street where i looked back and i crosswalk that the beatles have the album cover for abbye abby n and instantly i'm, like, what's happening to me right now? i race up the stairs, the meeting is on the fourth floor. around the third floor i'm passing the photos of the rolling stones and beatles and every band you love. sudd

by contrast, mercury is 21 million miles from it. the new nasa spacecraft will fly just 4 million miles from the sun. that is far closer than ever before. at the same time, the european space agency will also send a mission to the sun, and with the nasa spacecraft, it will explore the stream of solar particles flowing our way. >> how does the solar wind farm -- form, a constant stream of materials radiating out from the sun at hundreds of kilometers of second, is going to help us understand how the biggest explosions and directions of the solar system are formed. the sun has a very dynamic atmosphere, and to fully understand it, you need to get close. david: mercury crossing in front of the sun. the nasa spacecraft will go much closer. one puzzle is why the sun generates such powerful bursts of energy. this matters because the giant flares can affect us by wrecking anything electronic. the best way to understand this is to get as close as you can. david shukman, bbc news. laura: boiling hot close encounter with the sun. brown talkedr

according to the mercury news in san jose-- fox news host kimberly guilfoyle has had discussions with multiple trump administration officials, about taking over the position. guilfoyle, a former l.a. prosecutor, says she would be open to serving her country as press secretary or some other position in the administration. we are following some breaking news this morning in new orleans. another controversial statue- coming down as we speak. sam sweeney is at the live desk, with more. also breaking this the death toll is rising after a series of tornadoes last night in the midwest. at least two people are confirmed dead after funnel clouds touched down in several states. this was the scene in oklahoma, where storms killed one person, and destroyed or damaged more than 100 homes. and in wisconsin-- one person is confirmed dead-- after a tornado hit a mobile home park. nearly two-dozen other people were hurt when the storm touched down about a hundred miles east of minneapolis. tornadoes were also reported in texas, kansas, and nebrasca. in the day ahead-- for the first time in seven years

mercury, crossing in front of the sun. the nasa spacecraft will go much closer.powerful bursts of energy, and this matters because the giant flares can affect us by wrecking anything electronic. and the best way to understand these events, and to forecast them, is to get as close as you can. david shukman, bbc news. northern ireland's alliance party has launched its election manifesto, promising "progressive and pro—european politics. " the manifesto includes a series of commitments on power—sharing in the assembly, the economy and justice, but focuses on brexit. this is a manifesto which pledges to oppose a hard brexit, support a special deal for northern ireland, and which will give the public the final say on the outcome of those brexit negotiations. the alliance party leader, naomi long, speaking there. arsene wenger has signed a two—year extension to his contract as arsenal manager, bringing an end to months of speculation about his future at the club. fans had called for him to go, after a disappointing season for arsenal, but last weekend's fa cup victory,

do we have a lot of coal, do we sell a lot, but we have technology to clean it up, everything from mercury, particularly matter and -- particular matter and making it more efficient. technologies within our utilities that have the types of solutions available to the world , so there is a lot of opportunity. host: what about oil? guest: oil is not used much in order to generate electricity, but it is a motor fuel and used for lots of other products. it raises an important point beyond fossil fuel and energy. in order to meet some of the standards or emissions goals we have set, you cannot do that just with shutting down coal plants. that means we go to the next generation. that means manufacturing, so you look at the paris accord where china doesn't have to meet the same standards as we have, and china subsidizes their trade sensitive manufacturing products and we put our manufacturers and a disadvantage. are the number two producer of oil. we have seen a spike lately because of the dakota access pipeline. prize has been around $50 and we would like to see it higher and stabilized. by the w

and mercury rising. stormwatch seven getting you ready for summer-like heat.. good morning washington. toss to eileen - another beautiful day - heat & humidity return tomorrow - near record breaking highs tomorrow & thursday - timing out thunderstorm chances today: mostly sunny. warm, comfortable humidity. highs: 80-85 winds: sw 5 mph

so exactly how much is too many lead, arsenic, mercury and cadmium for the pets?here are no fda limits. so they used the epa safety drinking water act as the benchmark. >> in the absence of any federal regulation we had to rely on something. >> reporter: in response the fda said relying on the acceptable levels for humans is not a sound approach to determining acceptable levels in food for dogs and cats noting the size difference life- span and physiology of pets and that humans drink more water. >> if we can't compare human food to pet food then there needs to be regulations. give us some. >> reporter: they report 15 pet food recalls none related to this contaminants in this report but they say any level of those substances must be safe. while some companies don't test for contaminants because there are no limits, one company tests products and stands behind them although it didn't provide test results to dispute the lab findings. the industry notes that the raw data and merges were not publicly release -- methods were not publicly released saying it's impossible

primarily because there is mercury, selenium, chromium that comes in with the coal. any mined product, whether it's limestone or coal. those are very well mitigated and usually contained at the coal plant itself. there are more heavy metals being emitted in municipal sludge, land-applied municipal sludge from a concentration point of view than there is from a coal, you know, what's coming out of the flu gas desulfization waste water. the power plants themselves go to great extent to hold that waste water and recycle and reuse that waste water and capture those heavy metals. and i'm currently working on al ji base systems. you see a lot of the exxon systems that i'm currently involved and have been since 2004 on using algea to sequester heavy metals from coal-burning power plants with quite a bit of success. >> thank you, sam. give you a chance to respond. >> yeah, sure. well, you know, if it's not going up the stacks it's going into the waste water and that's going into those coal/ash impoundments that do leak into ground water, surface waters and sometimes catastrop

exactly how much is too much lead, mercury, well, the fda has no set limits. in the absence of any federal let regulation -- federal regulation, we had to rely on something. >> if we can't compare human food to pet food, there needs to be some regulation. >> va reports 15 pet food recalls so far this year, none related to the contaminants outlined in this report, any level of those substances must be safe for those animals. some companies don't test for these contaminants because there are no set limits. they stand behind their products . the pet food industry notes that the raw data and statistical methods were not publicly released stating it is impossible to assess the credibility or significance of recent claims made, however, the industry admits it did not request that information. the clean label project is now calling for more disclosure and limits on these contaminants, something many pet parents would like to see.>> the clean label project is launching a certification program where it would randomly test food from the program. >>> this eve of the indy

we've done so much would promote sensing and been inside the orbit of mercury, and we have done amazingou go and touch the sun, you really cannot answer these questions. these questions are so simple. why is the corona hotter than the surface of the sun? it defies the laws of nature, it is like water flowing uphill. it should not happen. why in this region does the solar atmosphere suddenly become so energised it escapes from the poll of the sun and bathes the other planets? we haven't been able to a nswer planets? we haven't been able to answer these questions without taking a probe into the sun. we are going to be moving at blistering speeds. we will be moving at 430,000 mph. that's about 118 miles per second. wouldn't you all enjoy your morning commute at that speed? we are going to be seven times closer than any other mission has ever been. and, we will repeatedly sweep through the corona, making these measurements. so why has it taken 60 yea rs measurements. so why has it taken 60 years to be able to do it? honestly? the materials did not exist to allow us the materials did not exi

the mercury news says two investigations have started over allen rock's construction payments to its manager. a report from the state agency is expected to be released soon. reporting live from in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> matt, thank you. we have developing news at the white house this morning. president trump's communication director michael dubke has resigned. the 47-year-old was on the job only three months. abc news has learned he resigned on may 18 but offered to stay olen in the end of the president's first foreign trip. we expect to hear more at a white house briefing later today. new information in the trump/russia investigation. cnn reporting russian government officials discussed having potentially derogatory information about president trump during the 2016 election. the conversations were intercepted by u.s. intelligence and were financial in nature, meantime, members of the president's inner circle are pushing senior trump adviser jared kushner to take a leave of absence amid reports of an fbi investigation. sources say he tried to create a secret communicat

freddie mercury i was like that's the wrong version. >> turned the corner and i saw my mama. ♪ >> itlly funny. >> i love that story. first dance? >> first dance, talk to me about the first dance. >> we danced to magic by coldplay. >> but we had a little twist at the end and we decided to throw in a last-minute tango. >> some tango. >> couple days before the wedding. >> there was this move where she flipped around my back -- they got a photo of it from the back. you could see all our friends' faces like this -- best photo ever. >> their duo "alexander jean." how is working together -- >> we bicker. but we respect each other so much. >> like a puzzle. >> wow. >> writer's block, you just make out and figure it out. >> sure. >> mark ballas is reprising his role of frankie valli. >> on broadway you were in new york for a few days and you didn't come, that was kind of messed. >> up if i could only send you my schedule -- >> if i i could only send you. >> oh, man, mark, i want to see the show and i'm going to. the couple's honeymoon is still on hold until mark's wrap up his role in jersey b

awareness to an increased number of pedestrians killed in that city and according to the san jose mercury news, at least 11 pedestrians have died so far this year. the paper says a comparison, three pedestrians have been killed in san francisco this year and four in oakland. five-year-old eileen chavez was hit and killed in a crosswalk in san jose almost 4 years ago. her family has started the campaign in her honor to help educate people about traffic safety. >>> a man faces three counts of attempted murder of a police officer. yesterday's case police arrested the suspect was not hurt. >>> two other officer involved shooting, suspects killed. ktvu smith has reaction from chief of police on the increase in violence against officers force gunfire rang out near big five, the suspect was casing the store when they arrived they say he stopped listening to commands and started pulling out a 45 caliber pistol and began firing at officers. an officer returned fire . >> they were here and helmets and long guns and rifles. what is going on here? >> reporter: the suspect jumped the fence into this m

the mercury news says it's started with allen rock's payments to its construction project manager and the district attorney's office is also looking into the district. reporting live from san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> tracking breaking news at the live desk. president trump's communication director has resigned. the 47-year-old was actually on the job only three months. dub we was tasked to help shape the president's message.ke was the president's message. he resigned may 18 but offered to stay on to his post until the president's first foreign trip. no word on when dubke's last day will be. some think this could be a sign of a bigger shakeup in the communications department and maybe allow trump to revamp his entire team. we did expect to hear more at a white house briefing later today. natasha? >> jessica, thank you. >>> we have new information in the trump russia investigation. cnn is reporting russian government officials discussed having potentially derogatory information about president trump during the 2016 election. the conversations were intercepted by u.s. intellige

our media partner, the mercury news reports amazon's 1-6 research and development center occupies at floor of an office building on east santa clara street. lab 126 develops the kindle, fire phone and echo. the headquarters are in sunnyva sunnyvale. >>> a new report reveals the healthiest housing markets in america's largest cities and four of the top ten are in the bay area. fremont the top spot, san jose, santa rosa and oakland is number 7. tech company smart assets says its findings were based on a number of factors including affordability, stability, risk and ease of sale. >>> the southern kcalifornia shark sightings continue now. looking what a tow boat found off the shore of long beach. that's a great white. >> the two captains went out specifically to track down sharks. they say they found about 13 just 50 feet from the long beach shoreline. they are working with the long beach state shark lap lab. this footage is being used to help the lab document the sharks. >> yikes. let's get over to meteorologist mike nicco. he's promising warmish weather. >> and then the winds will take

it's in hillsboro, the mercury news reporting it finally has a new owner. if you're wondering, we hear it's not some couple named fred and wilma. >> betty and barney? they're moving on up? >> one couple from the flintstones maybe. well, the mid-70s property went on the market in 2015, 20 months later it finally sold. the price tag is about 20% below the original asking price which was $4 million. >> mr. slate maybe. >> hmm. do remember that? come on? >> i got it. >> are you kidding she? 5:47 right now. >>> happening today the nbc universal family getting pumped up not to mention a little wet because a brand new massive water park is opening at orlando resorts in florida. it's called volcano bay. from the looks of it you think it would be worth the trip? i like those water rides you can't miss the signature volcano in the middle of the park and you go sliding down those ramps. it offers close to 20 different attractions most with no lines. don't forget to pack your sunscreen and your itty-bitty bikini. >> my wife asked i not wear that. >> this is a kid of fr

and mercury rising. stormwatch seven getting you ready for summer-like heat.. good morning washington. toss to eileen - another beautiful day - heat & humidity return tomorrow - near record breaking highs tomorrow & thursday - timing out thunderstorm chances today: mostly sunny. warm, comfortable humidity. highs: 80-85 winds: sw 5 mph and mild. lows: 59-64 winds: sw 5 mph wednesday: partly cloudy. hot and humid. highs: 90-95 winds: s 5-10 mph happening right now.. metro opening up - happening right happening right now.. metro opening up - with safetrack fifteen now in effect. starting this morning - five stations on the orange line will be closed. those are new carrollton, landover, cheverly, deanwood and minnesota avenue. we are live at the new carrollton station - monitoring the impact. we'll have a live report - coming up at 5:15 now to our top story... fast moving developments after a bombshell from the washington post. that report - that president trump handed over classified information to russian officials. the information was reportedly about how isis p

the mercury news learned the lead detective in the lamar case gave false testimony in another murder trial. defense attorneys for garcia hope to use this to dpis credit the testimony and prompt the jury to spare their client from the death penalty. >>> developing news where amtrack is investigating how a person was hit and killed by a train. the collision at 6:00 a.m. along the tracks on railroad avenue. the train is an eastbound capital corridor train running from oakland jack london square to sacramento. investigators have not released the victim's name. 57 people on board the train at the time were not hurt. >>> new this morning in the east bay, a swat standoff in a home has come to a peaceful end, and abc 7 news was there when deputies took the suspect into custody. you'll see in a moment, there's a message for the camera there. this is on noddingham near robin hood drive. investigators have been to the home several times before for disturbances and drug-related issues. this time, an argument between two neighbors saying the suspect pulled out a gun and started shooting. no one g

the mercury news reports filed a notice the state employment officials but the layoffs were effective may 18th and were permanent. the company expects earnings to drop this year compared to 2016. cisco cut 940 employees in san jose last year and 390 the year before. >>> united airlines facing a $400,000 fine for allegedly flying and unsafe plane. the faa says the airline replaced a fuel pump pressure switch in one of the 740 sevens. the faa says the airline did not complete the required inspection of the repair before the plane flew again. united flew the plane on 23 domestic and international flights before the inspection. it now faces, again, a fine of $435,000. >>> walmart believes it has a way to track delivery drones. walmart says the system uses what it calls block chain technology. they announced last year they are working with ibm to develop a supply chain solution. last week it applied for a patent on that technology. according to the u.s. patent office, it's called unmanned aerial delivery to secure location. >>> right now for 46:00. we want to check in with sal. i think at

but it went to sean spicer and she has kept in touch with the administrator about the job until the mercurynews she thought it would be challenging and fascinating. right now, she is a cohost for fox news show called the five. >>> fake news and conspiracy theories are swirling online over a dc cold case about a murder. the democratic national committee worker was murdered and a fox report suggested that before he was murdered, he was leaking dnc emails to evidence. 's homicide detectives -- homicide detectives have no leads on the case where he was killed in a botched robbery. >>> after serving seven years of a 35-year sentence, private chelsea manning walked out of fort leavenworth prison a free woman. manning was convicted in 2010 of nearly two dozen counts of leaking classified materials to wiki links. hena daniels looks at what is next. >> reporter: private chelsea manning was released in fort leavenworth kansas this morning. manning served nearly seven years of a 35-year sentence for giving secret government documents to wikileaks. president obama commuted the sentence before leaving o

all of a sudden freddie mercury i was like that's the wrong version.e corner i saw my mama. ♪ >> it was really funny. >> i love that story. first dance? >> first dance, talk to me about the first dance. what was it? >> we danced to magic by coldplay. >> but we had a little twist at the end and we decided to throw in a last-minute tango. >> some tango. >> couple days before the wedding. >> none of my friends had seen her dance ever. >> there was this move where she flipped around my back -- they got a photo of it from the back. you could see all our friends' faces like this -- bphest oto ever. >> now the couple is writing new music together. t how is working together -- >> when i was on broadway i saw on your twitter you were in new york for a few days and you didn't come. that's messed up. >> if i could only send you my schedule. >> if i could only send you mine. >> oh man. mark here's the thing i want to see the show and i want to. now the couple's hone moon is still on hold. they plan to make the honey moon part of their one year celebration. >> cam,

we've also replaced lights with led lights and we've replaced mercury halo lights with t5s and t8s both more energy efficient lighting. we've also put in light sensors so when people leave rooms the lights go off. the mission is to go green, stay green and save money. by saving # $2 million and redeution our energy costs we'll be able to put that money back into schools and provide benefits. again p, saving jobs, adding staff. the district says its energy conservation efforts are equivalent to cut asking 20 million cars on the road. turn a news. >> been fifths going grown. >> most definitely. >> speaking of green, the lawns are getting nice and green, looking pretty good after we've had a little bit of rain here and there. >> yes, and the cool nights, too. more rain coming, too, by the end of the week. >> tone initial you talked about a rain. >> i'm sorry. >> you know timing is not good, because once again, friday, saturday. this ill with be the third one in a row. >> i know, tell me about it. i was trying to do something in my house. it's not going to happen. today i think we can all a

. >>> california's ""mercury news"" says a third slide at a water park is closed because a boy was thrownit. he was only shaken up after being thrown from three stories. >>> the "los angeles times" say as gas-powered week wacker sparked a suburban brushfire. about 30 akers were scorched yesterday in brentwood. more than 150 firefighters responded and it is mostly contained. >>> and "the new york times" talks on the return of cavi cavitt ka. she was stabbed in the hand dur a home invasion and has returned since surgery. >>> coming up we'll show you a vending machine with quality cuts of meat with the press of a button. range of motion and shows improved joint comfort in seven days. which means you're in big trouble, son. you will bow to my exquisite short game. cower at my majestic drives. i will make you question everything, son. so don't worry about dad's joints. worry about your dignity. love, dad. 80% smaller, just as effective. osteo bi-flex ease. made to move. dixie ultra's new flexproof® technology makes it twice as strong as the leading store brand. that's strength you can count on

. >>> just as the mercury starts rising, so does your chance for melanoma.o protect yourself and your family from getting skin cancer. >>> also coming up in our 5:00 hour, the president takes aim at your kids' lunch. what is on the menu for the trump administration? >>> chances are you've seen it in your news feed and maybe even done it. the warning >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> these trees may look beautiful, but some of them actually stink, and today crews here in d.c. will curb the stench by spraying these smelly gingo trees. they have seed pods that smells like rotting trees. crews will spray these trees with a mild pesticide in ward 5 tonight at 9:00. wards 7 and 8 do not have any of these trees. >>> you may have noticed that gas prices have been on a bit of a aaa says get ready for the gas prices to even out and shoot up. here's what gas prices look like in our area. d.c., $2.53. marylanders $2.38. virginia, gas averages 2 poi$2.. west virginia $2.39. >>> your teen's first car is usually a used one. cars have become safer but parents really n

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. >> and we are getting you ready for this, as the mercury rises.e're going to check in with our team of meteorologists. you see them outside. we'll talk to them in just a minute. >> but first, melissa mollet with breaking news on 95. melissa. >> in virginia, main lanes still shut down this morning. northbound before dale city right now. right now, all lanes blocked. police are pushing folks off on to dumfries road. everybody in that one-mile backup. if you want to take the express lane, might be a good idea if you're headed out sometime soon before this clears

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. >> from the mercury chester county highest number every dogs in the region that tested positive for lyme disease. according to new study about 17% of dogs tested positive for lyme disease last year. nationally that number around 7%. >> burlington county times if you like strawberry theme cupcakes and treats, this friday first presbyterian church of moorestown holds its strawberry festival. runs from six p.m. to 9:00 p.m. is expected to draw 2,000 strawberry fans. >> and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> pat gallen with a preview of sports. >> coming up, good morning, pat. >> we will get you caught up on the phillies lost, even bigger story, huge brawl between the nationals and the giants, and bryce harper, right in the middle of it. we will break it down coming up next. >> thanks for waking up with us, wild start to the stanley cup finals. >> pat gallen here with sport, good morning, pat. >> tired of the pittsburgh penguins being in the final cup finals. it has been 42 years since the philadelphia flyer have won stanley cup over the

according to the san jose mercury news, the chase started in san jose and involved is santa clara county sheriff's office but we do not know why the suspect was being chased in the first place. the suspect's name has not been released. >>> the wife of an alameda in court today in connection with the deadly dui crash that killed a three-year-old boy. yarenit malihan of pleasanton is accused of slamming into a car parked on the shoulder interstate 680 in san ramon in september. three-year-old, elijah dunn, was killed in the crash.'s mother was injured. she turned herself into authorities yesterday and is being charged with gross vehicular manslaughter, while intoxicated, and driving under the influence. court records show a blood test revealed she had prescription medicine in her system. >>> it's a relief that she's been charged, finally, it's taken quite a while. but there's also some sadness and disappointment in that she was not pressed with 2nd degree murder charges given the circumstances. >> a few months before the september crash, yarenit malihan was arrested for driving with an alc

fox news host kimberly gill foil confirmed to the san jose mercury news that information. a former san francisco prosecutor. fox news released a statement late today saying she is under a long term contract with the network. our coverage continues on nightly news with lester holt. we'll go deeper into the carefully worded denials coming from the white house today. >>> well you might have heard some of the criticism surrounding the warriors. did they play a little dirty on mother's day. that's among the story lines going into tonight's game. yes, game two against the spurs conference finals tips off in less than an hour. about 19,000 fans making their way into the oracle arena right now, battling rush hour traffic. let's go court side. colin resch is with us. all of this drama comes with the territory. the warriors are high profile. what's the feeling there tonight? >> reporter: a lot of drama. the spurs head coach is as angry and animated as we've ever seen him. basically saying the warrior's center for rolling the ankle of his best player kwa wie leonard. pretty gutsy. th

she also learned of this leaked internal memo first reported by the mercury news. alerting vta staff about benny's death and offering grief counselors. >> it's kind of funny. they never offer any condolences or any kind of grief counseling. they never said anything to me. >> reporter: on wednesday, 2 investigates told you about other accident involving an elderly couple run over in cupertino while boarding the bus. vta confirmed since 2013 there have been 66 incidents involving their buses and pedestrians. 22 resulted in injuries. there have been three deaths. we try to get answers from vta leadership for that story. >> we have some questions about driver training and retraining after accidents? is there an issue with buses not pulling close enough to the curbs. and elderly passengers falling? >> no. >> why is the public made aware of these accidents when they have been? >> what are we supposed to do when an accident happens. were supposed to take an ad out in the newspaper? >> do you think these accidents are something the public should know about. >> yes. why not

the mercury news reports the measure appears to have the eight votes needed to pass it today. >>> also happening, the advisory committee for lum e school in alameda will present a report about how the school can be fixed. last week it was said unstable soil puts the school at risk of collapsing during an earthquake. more testing is needed before the school is closed. they plan to talk to the board at a meeting at 6:30. >>> a dublin family caught in the middle of a violent mob attack on bart wants $3 million for their ordeal. dozens of teenagers jumped the fare gates and started robbing and beating people on a train at the coliseum bart station. the family filed legal claims against bart yesterday. that i accuse bart of 11 safety failures including lax security that allowed the mob to jump the fare gates. >> two individuals jumped on me and started beating me. i tried to cover up, a third individual joined in and started kicking me. at that point my wife fell over on top of my daughter to cover her up. >> the claims are the first step to a lawsuit. investigators have arrested two people

with the mercury touching 100 degrees fahrenheit, donald trump probably found the blast of desert airmpared to the political hothouse that he's left behind in washington. he's hoping this first foreign trip will provide some respite from the mounting problems at home, and what a welcome his hosts laid on for him. the 81—year—old king came to greet him, red carpet for as far as the eye could see. he was even given saudi arabia's highest civilian honour, a weighty thing. a marked contrast to the almost hostile reception afforded barack obama when he was last here. wherever you go in riyadh, this is what you see — pictures of president trump and king salman with the slogan "together we prevail". a year ago, donald trump said in an interview, "i think islam hates us." from the reception he's receiving, and the warmth of it, you wouldn't guess it. the new president's tough stance on iran has endeared him to the saudis and other sunni nations in the region. as part of that, a massive £75 billion arms deal was signed to supply the kingdom with weapons and know—how to meet the iranian threat.

. >> in the mercury beginning tomorrow, visitors along wood gardens will be able to see water show unlikeain garden fountain. meisha took us there in the dream drive. project comes two years, involving more than 3,000 workers, and more than 9,000 cubic yards of concrete. >> and that's a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> it was a big night for the nb a and the nhl last night. >> we will tell you which teams are headed to their respective finals, next in sport. plus this. >> i'm nancy odel. coming up: johnny dep back in action in pirate of the caribbean. tell no tails. duane johns they are ridiculous when they first wake up. daddy walks into the walls like he's a bumper car. your dunkin' doesn't make you, you... but it helps. delicious dunkin' donuts coffee. pick some up where you buy groceries. >> double overtime in game seven, between the defending champion, pittsburgh penguins, and the ottawa senators, the penguins blew two leads before the game went to over time, pittsburgh, ended it with his second goal of the game. >> for the second year in a row, they'll

. >>> and in the mercury, congratulates action out to the hills school class of 2017. 142 graduates received weekend, and celebrate wad traditional dive into the water. that's a look at headlines from around the delaware vale. coming up: summer movie block buster season. and familiar face takes the top spot this weekend. >> phillies home stands is it over and ends with a teammate being sent to the minors. lesley van arsdall with the >> welcome bark, phillies off to miami for three game series against the marlins, another frustrating afternoon. >> phillies will spend memorial day in miami, hell innings on on the mound, yesterday ends the seven game home stands with yet another lost against the reds. >>> seconds inning, phils already trailing two-nothing, andrew at the plate, fly ball, caught in the phils bullpen, three run homer and the phils go ahead by one, later in the inning, freddie galvis on second, zach, helping himself, line drive single to left. throw to the plate at the line. gal vast scores, and zach flies into second, phils have two run lead. the reds immediately take care of that

with the mercury touching 100 fahrenheit, donald trump probably found the blast of desert air refreshingred to the political hothouse that he's left behind in washington. he's hoping this first foreign trip will provide some respite from mounting problems at home, and what a welcome his hosts laid on for him. the 81—year—old king came to greet him, red carpet for as far as the eye could see. he was even given saudi arabia's highest civilian honour, a weighty thing. a marked contrast to the almost hostile reception afforded barack obama when he was last here. wherever you go in riyadh, this is what you see — pictures of president trump and king salman with the slogan "together we prevail". a year ago, donald trump said in an interview, "i think islam hates us." from the reception he's receiving, and the warmth of it, you wouldn't guess it. the new president's tough stance on iran has endeared him to the saudis and other sunni nations in the region. as part of that, a massive £75 billion arms deal was signed to supply the kingdom with weapons and know—how to meet the iranian threat. and th

with the mercury touching 100 fahrenheit, donald trump is probably found the blasted desert air refreshing's left behind in washington. he's hoping this trip will provide some respite for mounting problems at home, and what a welcome his hosts laid on to him. the 81—year—old king came to meet him, red carpet for as far as the man could see, he was even given the highest civilian honour, a weighty thing. i marked contrast for the almost hostile reception afforded barack 0bama when he was here. where vigo in riyadh, this is what you see, pictures of president trump and king salmon with the slogan together we prevail. last year he said in an interview, donald trump, i think islam hate us. but the reception he is receiving an award of it you would not think that. as part of this, a massive £75 billion arms deal was signed to supply the kingdom with weapons and know—how to meet the iranian threat. and this allowed the president talk about what he likes most, jobs. that was a tremendous day, i just want to thank everybody. tremendous investments for the united states and our military community i

but it wasn't until the "mercury news" asked questions that san jose put him on leave. clara county d.a. looked into how san jose state handled the investigation, specifically whether two administrators lied. a former dean and associate dean allegedly told a university investigator they knew of no other formal or informal complaints against the professor. but there was another case against him a 2014 anonymous complaint. the word anonymous is key because chin and mcvay said there weren't any formal or informal complaints. in other words, they didn't technically lie since according to san jose state, an anonymous complaint is not the same. kpixobtained this email from a deputy district attorney who explains to a whistle-blower why the investigation went nowhere: