westtown meridian is shut down between westwood drive and meridian avenue. we'll have a live report in a few minutes, so follow us for updates on twitter @a twitter @abcbayareanews. >>> just a few hours from now, donald trump's last remaining rivals will officially drop out. karen trav ers has the latest. >> reporter: a decisive win in indiana for donald trump, a determining point in the race for the white house. >> we're going to make america great. >> reporter: ted cruz vowed to fight to the convention. but last night he emotionally acknowledged he reached the end of the road. >> with boundless optimism for the long-term future of our nation, we are suspending our campaign. >> reporter: and today john kasich will announce he's ending his bid as well. and now the republican party is wrapping its head around the inevitable. the rnc chairman tweeting last night, donald trump will be the presumptive gop nominee. we all need to unite and focus on defeating hillary clinton. bernie sanders with a four-point win over clinton last night. >> i understand that secret

and meridian -- [ applause ] rest in peace, meridian. rest in peace.ll excited today. you might be a little tired, as well. some of you were up all night making sure your credits were in order. some of you stayed up too late and ended up at hochi at 2:00 a.m. got some mombo sauce on your fingers. but you got here! and you've all worked hard to reach this day. you've shown between challenging classes and greek life, you've led clubs, played an instrument or a sport. you volunteer ed, you interned, held down one, two, maybe three jobs. you've made lifelong friends and discovered exactly what you're made of. the howard hustle has strengthened your sense of purpose and ambition. which means you're part of a long line of howard graduates. some are on this stage today. some are in the audience. that spirit of achievement and special responsibility has defined this campus ever since the friedman's bureau established howard just four years after the emancipation proclamation. just two years after the civil war came to an end. they created this university with

and meridian? rest in peace, meridian. [laughter] pres. obama: rest in peace. i know you are all excited today. you might be a little tired as well. some will be up all night making sure your credits were in order. some of you stayed up too late, ended up at ho chi at 2:00 a.m., got some mambo sauce on your fingers. but you got here. and you have all worked hard to reach this day. you have gone between challenging classes in greek life, played an instrument or sport, volunteered, in turn, held down one, 2, 3 jobs. made lifelong friends and discovered exactly what you are made of. the howard hustle that strengthens your sense of purpose and ambition. which means you are part of a long line of howard graduates. some are on this stage today. some are in the audience. the spirit of achievement and special responsibility has defined this can't this campus ever since the freedmen's bureau established howard just four years after the emancipation proclamation. two years after the civil war came to an end. they created this university with a vision of uplift, a vision

if you want to take a look down meridian avenue this is southbound, the street is closed by the fire department as they deal with this situation at the indian health center which provides some medical services. the fire department tells me 10 to 11 people were exposed to a liquid chemical used in dental procedures. many of those people are being examined here near the front entrance by the health center. you can see that some of them involve small children and many are complaining about a cough or some skin irritation, some light headedness. over on the far side of the building you can see that the fire department crews are working with some people. these are the people that have the more severe symptoms or were exposed more directly and they are being called what they called decontaminated. they're saying this is mostly as a procedure. some of them will be taken to a local hospital just to make sure. you can see some of them are being taken away right now. again a very scary looking scene but the fire department tells me that most of the people have described mainly minor symptoms b

and meridian? rest in peace, meridian. [laughter] pres. obama: rest in peace. i know you are all excited today. you might be a little tired as well. night makingup all sure your credits were in order. some of you stayed up too late, i at 2:00 a.m.,ch got some mambo sauce on your fingers. but you got here. and you have all worked hard to reach this day. between gone challenging classes in greek life, played an instrument or sport, volunteered, in turn, jobs.own one, 2, 3 made lifelong friends and discovered exactly what you are made of. the howard hustle that strengthens your sense of purpose and ambition. which means you are part of a long line of howard graduates. some are on this stage today. some are in the audience. the spirit of achievement and special responsibility has defined this can't this campus ever since the freedmen's bureau established howard just four years after the emancipation proclamation. two years after the civil war came to an end. universityd this with a vision of uplift, a vision of america where our place would be determined not by our

meridian avenue near the medical center.irefighter say they got the blaze under control just before 5:00. they're still on scene checking for hot spots. it started inside. fortunately, no one was hurt. >>> the leader of the taliban has been killed. mullah mansour, seen here, killed by a drone strike it was along the afghan/pakistan border. john kerry says he posed a threat to civilians, and sending a clear message the u.s. is committed. >>> the search for answers surrounding the crash of egyptair 804. you're looking at images of debris located yesterday. they have yet to locate the black box. automated messages sent from the plane to the ground in the last few minutes of the flight indicate smoke, problems with the cockpit windows and problems with the controls. experts say there are likely three causes, a fire, an explosion or technical fault. a french navy ship li. >> a man shot after he walked up to the white house holding a gun. they identified him as 30-year-old jesse olivvieri. he is from ashland, a community still in

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he was from meridian, mississippi. he was not anxious to come here in part because the university had this bad reputation. but they approached him, and they finally said, dr. rose, we need you because we are facing desegregation, and we need a southerner who can lead it. so he accepted it. he came in 1958. his first challenge was, how do we do this peacefully? and he went to the governor of alabama james fulsome, and big surprisingly, and big jim agreed, he said i agree, it is time we desegregated the university of alabama. he called his friend rockefeller and said, don't be surprised, i have a friend down there. we serve on the tuskegee institute board. he is a judge who is progressive and very liberal. you need to talk to george wallace. so he called judge wallace in 1958, and judge wallace said, yeah, i agree. it's about time we desegregated the university of alabama. then came the election of 1958 , and wallace was against john patterson. patterson was a staunch segregationist. he became governor, and wallace swore

. >>> a one-ounce chemical skill prompted this at the indian health center on meridian avenue. more than a dozen people complained of feeling sick. nbc chopper was overhead. down below, nbc11's robert handa was on the scene. >> reporter: no one knew exactly what the chemical was so it got full-scale emergency response treatment. it became a scary scene at the indian health center because so many people, including several children suddenly felt in and had no idea why. san jose firefighters, hazardous materials crews and paramedics had their hand fulls this morning. adults and children were complaining of breathing problems and skin problems. neighboring businesses didn't know what to think. >> exciting somewhat. at the same time a little nerve-racking. the scene got more frantic when some workers and patients taken behind a blue tarp for what is called gross decontamination. >> it's an invasive process that insurance there's no secondary contamination. >> ultimately the situation looked worse than it was. officials say the exams were precautionary with only minor symptoms report

after more than seven hours, a 1,000 the leak actually began late saturday night outside a home on meridianoad. crews had to wait up tell all of the gas burped off before they could remove it. >>> it took more than 70 firefighters to put out a restaurant fire at a strip mall in prince george's county. the fire started around 7:00 sunday morning on queens chapel road. d.c. firefighters were called into help prince george's county. investigators say the flames did $750,000 worth of damage. it's not clear how the fire actually started. >>> this morning two officers from houston are out of the hospital following a shoot-out at an auto shop. four others remain hospitalized including the person police say is the possible suspect. they're taking a look at video from above. the three others still in the hospital have told police that they were in their cars when they were shot. a customer at the auto detail shop was killed sunday morning when a map wan walked in and be shooting. the gun man was killed by a s.w.a.t. officer. >>> we're cuffing tcovering th e paralympics. it's 1 a days away. ticket sa

the number of the delays so far lots of of the slow spots we have a new crash northbound 280 at meridian and san jose it is being cleared over to the to to divide the to have a traffic jam from the guadalupe parkway the siliceous ceo no. 17, of campbell on to a dinner in san jose and that is from an earlier class at the alameda exit this back the coming of oakland is through the maze is on to the corporate e sure freeway still calling on her pleas back from high we for looking at 51 minutes to get from hercules of the oakland a's across the bay bridge and into downtown. >>reporter: it what happens to go for law with this person was a typical 57 of to the lower sum is the talk was when vice afternoon and evening nw and 1020 as you go forward with the forecast model the indicate the chance to shower to develop and of the bank reduced to crawling a lot happening although the line fog begin next out of the ban that will happen in the east bay by this lack afternoon. >>reporter: step-by-step to texas and to become official start of summer. >>mark: 2 people are in critical condition of the sev

he joined workers in front of le meridian hotel. the senator entered from california street. here is a clip from the senator's remarks. >> together, we can change this country. by not allowing donald trumps of the world to divide us up. proud to be with you, to tell these hotels owned by billion dollar corporations to start paying their workers fair wages. thank you for standing up for justice. >> senator sanders touched on many speech themes in those remarks. what impressed many is that he talked with about the homeless problem in american cities and in san francisco. one woman said that was the first time she'd heard a presidential candidate mention that problem. he earned her vote. and she said she shook hands with senator sanders. and now she doesn't plan to watch her hands soon. >>> a black bear will be soon back in the wild after roaming a neighborhood today. authorities spent several hours trying to catch up with the young male as it navigated streets to one homeowner spotted it tangling with her dogs. >> started screaming in my bedroom. i was getting ready to go to th

this happened at the indian health center on meridian avenue. chris nguyen is live with the latest on the frightening situation. chris? >> reporter: kristen, the san jose fire department says it is now safe to go back inside the building, but officials with the health center say they're going to to have a cleaning crew come by later tonight as a precaut n precaution. outside the indian health center in san jose, one by one patients and employees were wheeled into ambulances for treatment. >> it was a little scary to see people out here, scary to be that close to a building not knowing. >> reporter: just before 10:00 this morning, 17 people were exposed to a chemical called cresol, a mild corrosive used as a sealant for children's dental fillings. of the 17, 5 adults and 2 children were transported to the hospital. many complained of breathing issues as well as irritated skin. >> it could happen to us, it could happen to anybody. it's so close. >> reporter: health center officials say the exposure happened when employees noticed a strange odor co

. >> reporter: bernie sanders a fast moving guy as this rally has moved on to the la meridian hotel. we don't know where senator sanders has gone. here is a person who shook his hand. >> i touched bernie. >> reporter: you touched bernie. how was that? ff was great. bernie is the only person ho who is here. he only fights for us. it was incredible he was here. i am shelllocked. >> reporter: you're taylor nk grau, right? >> social worker? san francisco. >> yes. i work with the woem hommeless in san francisco. did this change anything for you? >> i had a sign. and a sticker. >> reporter: now you're not going g going to wash your hand. >> right. >> reporter: taylor isn't going to wash her hand. we'll pitch it back to you live in san francisco, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> thank you, wayne. >>> abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen got a chance to talk with senator sanders one-on-one before his rally at the santa clara fair grounds. >> he has the story now from san jose. >> reporter: as people arrived at the santa clara county fair grounds, many of them railroad feeling the bern in more ways

he joined workers in front of le meridian hotel. the senator entered from california street. here is a clip from the senator's remarks. >> together, we can change this country. by not allowing donald trumps of the world to divide us up. proud to be with you, to tell these hotels owned by billion dollar corporations to start paying their workers fair wages. thank you for standing up for justice. >> senator sanders touched on many speech themes in those remarks. what impressed many is that he talked with about the homeless problem in american cities and in san francisco. one woman said that was the first time she'd heard a presidential candidate mention that problem. he earned her vote. and she said she shook hands with senator sanders. and now she doesn't plan to watch her hands soon. >>> a black bear will be soon back in the wild after roaming a neighborhood today. authorities spent several hours trying to catch up with the young male as it navigated streets to one homeowner spotted it tangling with her dogs. >> started screaming in my bedroom. i was getting ready to go to th

the drum circle in malcolm x park, also meridian health parkh is right up the difference as you head outce towards the suburbs. dulles 63 although hagerstown still rather toasty tonight at 74-degrees. westminster 70 and annapolisnn 66-degrees. it should be a beautiful start to our wednesday.to we want you to know that ourhat temperature at the time of sunshine at 5:48 should be 64-degrees. an incredible photo buddy.budd make sure you tweet or facebooko your pictures and for the kidsfr at the bus stop we're delightedr that it will be so nice andnd comfortable in the morning. 62 to 69. nice and bright, the sunglasses and they'll definitely want thee shorts because after school 83hl to 88-degrees.88-d we're pretty excited becausecite wednesday looks warm and it's also our weather day out nats park. we'll talk a little bit more about weather day and memorial day. i would tell you there's been a tornadoo break out we have somee incredible video of that coming up a bit later. > thank you, sue. > are you excited about thehe weather? >> yes, i am.i me, too.o > when it comes to prom, many peo

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there was a crash just at meridian. that's the typical pattern here. easing up a bit.this tuesday not looking so bad around the bay. back to you. >> thank you. >>. >> 6:38. three days after a building collapsed a baby girl is pulled alive from rubble. the remarkable story of survival next. >> google stepping up in a big way. the significant donation the tech giant is giving to flint, michigan. >> my kids tell me i get to the airport way too early. why you are going to do the same thing. a live look at the nyse this morning and the big board. ♪ ♪ to the women who know what real values are, you inspire us to bring you real value every day. ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. rescue crewin >>> at 6:41, new this morning, amazing story of survival. rescue crews in kenya pulled a 7-month-old baby girl from the rubble of a building that collapsed mor

dick's bakery on meridian avenue early sunday morning. fire started in the back storage area of the bakery. no one was hurt. dick's bakery is a favorite family-owned business since 1947. the owner has no idea how it could have started. >> they are investigated. they think it might be arson. >> dick's has been here forever. as long is a remember. i love coming here usually in the morning for doughnuts and my burned almond cake. >> they are famous for the burned almond cake. he plans to rebuild and reopen. >>> 6:36. curious coyote ends up cornering people and their dogs at a wurling game park over the weekend. this happened yesterday morning. officers who responded had to rescue two people and their dogs. after that coyote cornered them. the coyote seemed drawn to their dogs. hikers are told to make loud noises and keep their dogs on a leash to keep them safe. >>> in about 90 minutes, crews will use a crane to place the head on top of a 92-foot tall venus sculpture in san francisco. the sculpture will become the centerpiece of the trinity p

. >> workers at meridian hotel on california street have been battling with the hotel for several years in an effort to organize. sanders told the crowd, billion dollar corporations that own such hotels should pay their workers fair wages and allow them to join a union. enthusiastic crowd of about 5000 people turned out earlier this afternoon to hear sanders speak at the santa clara county fairgrounds. >>> hillary clinton had no public events today but next week we're expecting both hillary and bill clinton in the bay area. the campaign has four fundraiser scheduled. president bill clinton will be in san francisco and fremont on tuesday. hillary clinton is expected to send -- in atherton on sunday. clinton's unfavorable rating is above donald trump's. 61% of the people who responded said they have a generally unfavorable view of hillary clinton. 56% said the same thing about donald trump. potential voters said both candidates lack honesty, empathy, strong morals and would say anything to win. >>> a published comment by donald trump is stirring up controversy here in the bay area. trump

, i was in seattle and here in the district there was a gathering with the surgeon general up at meridian hill. pilot areas. we have dr. robert czar, pediatrician at unity health, is prescribing his patients, all of his doctors out of that center for over 380 different green spaces in the d.c., maryland, virginia area. >> so are you planning activities people can go to? we see people there exercising across the country in public parks? >> absolutely. but what's a little different about this than anything in the past is literally doctors are writing on a prescription pad to go to this park and do this exercise, walk this trail, take this -- ride your bike around this loop. keep track and come back and report in. and the doctors are tracking the improvement of their health as a result of that. >> wow. how did you get doctors involved? >> well, there are a few pioneers, as with any type of sort of paradigm shift you find a few people that actually do it themselves, that they're outdoors people. and they suddenly realize this is a great thing i can incorporate into my practice and begin to we

>> reporter: and this section of meridian avenue is back open after being closed for several hours earlier today. as precaution, officials here say they have canceled all appointments for the rest of the day. tense moments outside the indian health center as patients and employees were wheeled into ambulances this afternoon. >> it could happen to anybody. it's so close. >> reporter: a total of 17 people with were exposed to a chemical called creigh yoe sol, a mild corrosive used as a sealant for children's fillings. of the 17, 5 adults and 2 children were transported to the hospital. >> we treated it as a hazmat exposure. we had a hazardous incident team. >> reporter: officials say employees noticed a strange odor coming from a cap being worn by a dentist. >> the dentist could smell it, others could smell it. >> reporter: upon investigation, employees discovered that a one-ounce bottle of the chemical had somehow been knocked off onto a set of caps kept inside the same cabinet. staff members called 911 and executed the center's evacuation plan. patients and employees complained of issues w

>>rob fladaboe:this was the chaotic scene outside the indian health center on meridian avenue shortly before 10 a.m. wednesday. between patients and staff, 17 people either underwent decontamination or were taken by ambulance to area hospitals for treatment. >>rob fladaboe:the full service clinic and dental offices were promptly evacuated as those inside sought fresh air after about once ounce of a compound known as 'cresol,' a sealant used in fillings for children, was spilled in a dentists office. >>rob fladaboe:some of those complaining of respiratory problems and skin irriitation were said to have been impacted by what's known as >>rob fladaboe:a 'splash exposure,' from what is described as a mildly corrosive but highly concentrated chemical. >>pam:a 54-year-old man is behind bars tonight. accused of molesting a boy for *eight years. >>pam:santa clara county sheriff's deputies say, gregory helfrich. sexually assaulted and showed child pornography to a young victim. who at the time, was between five and 12-years- old. >>pam:the victim is now in his late twenties. detectives learned

waiting for a flat bed and after meridian and then a 20 minute back up there. >> good to know.>>> good morning. weaver off to a great start and still dridsle falling. check o out the temperatures. the drizzle will start by 9:00. take the sun glasses and sunscreen if you're heading to the park. we're going hit the 60s in the coast and low to mid-70s in land and tomorrow we're back to average, but check out the warmth away for the coast from the holiday weekend. >> thank you mike. we will have another local p update in about 30 minutes and always on the news app on abc7.com. >>> the news continues now with "good morning america." i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com ♪ >>> welcome back to "gma" and take a look at ginger and val spinning their way across the dance floor. boy, they gave it everything they had and they're joining us live in just a little bit. >> you think they're caught in traffic? they're usually here by now. they fly all the way -- >> no pressure. just live tele

we have jonathan from meridian equity from post nine and rick from chicago. jonathan, what's going on? you have one good rally, then a sell off. we are meandering today. what are you seeing? >> look at the volatility and uncertainty we have had in the market this week. s&p has had a 30-point range. dow up 2020 tuesday, down thursday. the market is looking for something to hold on to, whether it's a good or bad headline, looking for some direction. >> we get both of each, don't we? >> that's the issue. the headlines aren't strong enough to move the markets, yet they are. coming into today, with the futures up, markets back and forth. we had to wait until this afternoon, kansas city, fed president, came out with comments. that was something investors were waiting for and looking for. the uncertainty about what washington is going to do about interest rates, they were off the table for june, now back on. investors are looking for direction. today might have been a tip of the hand as to what we are going to see next week. >> michael, what do you make of the big c

connector you can get through but this is a commuter direction causing stop and go traffic at from meridianfic check coming. >> mark: the liberal whip transportation system that gets people from san francisco ballet in 30 minutes at nearly the speed of sound. developers showing of the propulsion system and lost biggest demonstration was a small-scale hyperlinks and it shows how its power by managements that have spent nearby and to use the woods in pipes it will go as fast as 700 hours per hour is up at full speed test of the technology by the end of the year. trout >> mark: under way in colorado treat movie theater shooting. now, couldn't impact movie ticket prices be explain why. wanna drink more water? with sodastream you turn plain water into sparkling water in seconds. and because it's so delicious, you'll drink 43% more water every day. sodastream. love your water. >> mark: leave these two victims were targeted victims a storm. >> darya: have joined in the cause for police chief to step down supervisor said he lost confidence in the chief after a blue-ribbon panel or mute there were o

i want to mention san jose has a motorcycle accident northbound 280 near meridian. also a rollover vehicle northbound 880 at 101. and i do want to mention something that i said i'd get to and i know people rely on this. i want to go up to my maps on the richmond bridge. we have a big backup out of richmond to marin. 7:19. let's bring in sal. >>> thank you, sir. every observation at least from santa rosa to san jose says cloudy and the reason being there is a rather impressive fog bank over us. some of that fog is producing some drizzle san francisco, southern marin county, oakland, or maybe where you are. i know towards the coast as well a lot of reports of drizzle. most of the shower activity had some impressive thundershowers yet, north, mendocino county, lake county, out to the valley. looks like that's going south now. low associated is almost down into southern california. day baseball. bundle up. on the cool side. upper 50s to 60. west wind 20 miles per hour. west at hayward. west at sfo. everybody says cloudy on these observations and there is still a breeze

crowded leaving san jose mostly between meridian 17 split as.ve time under 50 minutes and won a one of to 85. >> mark: staley was there as the festivities got under wayhere's a preview of what he found in this edition of people behaving badly. >> stanley:what you got there man. edward 40 ounces bruh you can't have alcohol here you got them taped to your hands we gonna have to put you whole body in the trash can or were the twenty 16 bay to breakers has me asking and answering a few questions first off if you duct tape two 40 ounce bottles of beer to your hands . how do you use the bathroom? it also taught me that salmon swim up stream we need your eggs its' a matter of surival you can bring a floatable raft but it might have some ramifications we got kicked off the course on bay to breakers because we didn't follow the rules we had a raft for row club tryijng to promote healty fitness and while rubber rafts weren't permitted. apparenty this imperial star destroyer with an electric generator attached .had a cloaking device nats: ambiance also if

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