nbc bay area michelle roberts joins us live with how the video is actually setting a man free, michelle. >> the public defenders office being very vocal, saying they're going to go back and look at very case these two officers were involved in. brandon simpson is the man seen in the top left corner of this video. he was arrested for gun charges in september but yesterday he was released and the charges dropped aft therp video was shown in court. the reason, a defense attorney and the judge note the video contradicts sworn testimony and statements from the officers who arrested him. >> there's a term for this, it's called test a line. >> reporter: the video debunking the officer's claims. according to the documents, the officer says simpson had both hands tucked under a long coat, also saying it appeared he was trying to conceal a weapon. >> they claim he resists, that he was away, that he was aggressive. you look at the videotape, none of that is there. >> reporter: in it, simpson does not appear to resist, nor does he have his hands in his pockets. his lawyers say he wasn't holding a g

live in san jose, i'm michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >> a little timeline here. around 1:00 in the afternoon bernie sanders was in san jose. then around 4:30 he was in san francisco. this was the scene in san francisco at 101 california, about a thousand, maybe more supporters, they were actually union workers from the local restaurant and hotel union gathered to speak and shake hands with bernie sanders and now this evening the 74-year-old sanders will be crossing the bay and heading over to vallejo. these are live shots in vallejo at the waterfront there. san jose, san francisco and vallejo, quite a day for the democratic candidate. hillary clinton will also be in the bay area a week from today. she'll attend a fund-raiser in agenter thon along with her husband, former president bill clinton. >>> donald trump is making local headlines as well. the republican candidate taking a swipe at oakland today and oakland's mayor lashed back. in an interview with "the new

nbc michelle roberts is at the stadium where traffic is starting to arrive. traffic is always a problem but with beyonce i'm sure it's really a slowdown. >> 50,000 fans are expected. many are arriving already. the parking lot's open at 4:00. this is great america parkway. not usually a good situation but tonight already jammed up, plan ahead for that. sasha fierce stole the show on super bowl sunday and tonight beyonce is back to rock the house at lee vie stadium. >> she's going to be wild and just so much energy and crazy and it's going to be mind blowing. >> while queen bee nation pours in, many techies in the south bay are planning an early escape from work. >> having this road closed off is really annoying. >> there's a heavy traffic advisory in place until 11:00. tas min drive is closed and there will be police checkpoints at several neighborhood access points to limit congestion on side streets. >> it's very difficult. it takes around one hour to just reach the station. >> while many fear a long commute home, businesses like this restaurant are preparin

michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >>> cancel the olympics? a group of medical professionals is calling for the summer games to be called off because of the zika virus. 100 doctors, researchers and scientists signed an open letter urging the world health organization to consider it. the letter says currently 32,000 cases of people with the virus in rio alone. the letter says having the games there is unethical. rio's mosquito killing program has been unsuccessful. some 500,000 foreign tourists are expected to go to brazil for those games. >>> are cellhones dangerous to your health? we've heard it over and over again, different studies, bub there's a new study that points to a relationship between cell phones and cancer. our tech reporter with new information. scott. >> yes, jessica, it is important to say also we have not seen evidence linking cancer to humans using cell phones. this recent study linked cell phones, cancer and rats. it comes from a government study showing consistent cell phone radiation led to an increase in tumors showing up

nbc bay area's michelle roberts is tracking former secretary clinton today and she's live in san jose with more on clinton's appearance. michelle? >> there was a really big crowd today, and i think she surprised some people in the audience when she started her speech by actually supporting bernie sanders saying they share many of the same values and it's time to unite the party and she did criticize donald trump calling him a loose canon. hillary clinton asked 2,000 people in san jose for their vote on june 7th. mrs. clinton fired against the presumptive nominee, donald trump. >> make sure that donald trump, this loose canon never gets close to the white house! >> reporter: the former secretary of state says she'll invest in clean energy with plans to deploy half a billion more solar panels across the country in her first term. >> i've never seen hillary before. it was fantastic. i'm so excited. >> in spite of yesterday's federal audit, finding the former secretary of state violated federal rules by using her private, mail server, many of her supporters vow she's the woman for the job

nbc bay area's michelle roberts join us live outside of the county sheriff's department. >> reporter: three people were arrested over the weekend. they're all being held without bail. we're told they're facing murder and conspiracy charges. 27-year-old keith green leaves behind two young kids. his body was found earlier this month near highway 101 in sonoma county. about three weeks after he was reported missing in milbury. >> we do have in custody three people who are being held for murder and conspiracy to murder. >> reporter: officially named these three people as murder suspects. tiffany lee is the mother of green's children. this is her current boyfriend. investigators say olivier is a friend of theirs. a s.w.a.t. team entered lee's home in hillsborough before she and bayat were arrested. >> his body was not in good shape and being he was outdoors, we needed dental records to confirm identity. >> reporter: the sheriff's department says the cause of death has been determined but won't say exactly what it was. or whether one of the suspects was the mastermind behind the attack. tom

reporting in oakland, i'm michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >>> stabbed to death. homicide investigators are trying to piece together what led up to the killing of a woman in san francisco. police were called to a home near the corner of 19th and arkansas around 11 this morning. they discovered a woman dead from an apparent stabbing. a suspect has been detained in the case but investigators aren't giving us any more details. the woman is the only victim in that case. >> former 49ers defensive star dana stubblefield continues to go on the offensive. his legal team filed a motion asking to remove the county prosecutor from the rape case against him. nbc bay area's marianne favro. this is a bold move. any chances this could actually happen? >> well, legal analysts we talked to today said it's highly unlikely. stubblefield's attorneys say they filed a motion today in superior court in an effort to make sure their client gets a fair hearing. police arrested former 49er dana stablefield earlier this week. he's charged with raping a develop mentally disabled woman at his

reporting live in san francisco, i'm michelle roberts. news. >> the question is how long could the hunger strike last? according to web md, the average person can actually go 60 days without food, but the number can vary based on other health issues. not one person can survive once they have lost 40% of the body mass. >>> the list of alleged victims is growing. two more young girls have stepped forward claiming a dental assistant in concord assaulted them. there are now five alleged victims in all. al han alejandro saro was indicted on molestation and child porn. they happened at la clinica monument and patino orthodontics. >>> the man involved in a wild chase in a police shooting has been linked to two other east bay shootings. that is what investigators reveal this afternoon. the shooting spree started with a suspect shooting into a mcdonald's in antioch and then fired into the front of a house in pittsburgh. the man's girlfriend has family at the house. he led police on a chase in a stolen car when he shot an officer in the face before

i'm michelle roberts. coming up, hear how the suspect in that case is affected. it shows that sworn testimony >>> want to show you a crime scene captured on camera. the problem is the judge says it shows sworn testimony given by a san francisco police officer wasn't exactly the truth. now, the evidence so compelling to the judge that he ordered a man to be set free and turned the video over to the police department. >> michelle roberts joins us from police headquarters. are the officers still on active dut any san francisco? >> reporter: we don't know. police aren't commenting on that. only saying they're investigating and are aware of what happened in court yesterday. meanwhile, the public defender's office very public about this and they say they're going back to the previous cases involving these two officers. >> this newly released video shows exactly what happened on the street corner in the tenderloin neighborhood on december 1st. in the top left corner, he was restrained by police and arrested for gun charges. but yesterday, those charges were dropped afte

i'm michele roberts.ad in her san francisco home. what we know about a possible suspect. dozens of protesters clash with police at city hall in san francisco and a group of hunger strikers are sent to the hospital as they call for the police chief to be fired. >>> plus rain in the weekend forecast. meteorologist rob mayeda will let you know when those clouds will finally give way to clear skies. >>> from nbc bay area this is "today in the bay." >>> at 7:00 on this saturday morning a live look outside towards san francisco from oakland. little hazy and cloudy out there. good morning. and thanks for joining us. i'm michele roberts with rob mayeda. people are hoping sunday the big day, clear? >> clearing. >> clearing. >> that's the news. >> almost. >> we have some showers to deal with on saturday. outside right now in

michelle roberts is in redwood.helle, it's going to take time and a lot of money to do this. >> reporter: about $140 million to do this and certainly a couple of years out. they're anxious for a change and some relief. >> awful. bloody awful. >> reporter: for thousands of people there's no easy way to avoid it. traffic along 101 in redwood city is a slow ride which also means woodside road is jammed for miles approaching the on-ramp. >> every light. >> reporter: if it continues like it haas been, more apartment buildings will be popping up alongside office space. now the city is teaming up with local agencies to deal with the massive population and influx of commuters. >> we're taking the existing traffic and estimating how it will grow over time and designing how it will work that. >> reporter: he's working to configure the on and off ramp and expand the road below the freeway. >> the interchange will provide wired up ramps so i that can stack on the ramps and get off the freeway. >> reporter: so far only $15 milli

reporting live in atherton tonight, i'm michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. bernie sanders spet the day in the coachella valley down south. he again predicted victory over mrs. clinton in the california primary and promises to surge ahead as the democratic nominee for president. senator sanders will be in l.a. on friday. you're looking at a video in anaheim where they faced protesters outside of donald trump's rally today. there were several arrests but no repeat of last night. a chaotic scene in new mexico when protesters threw rocks and bottles at officers. on friday donald trump will have his cam pate stops in fresno. we have more go. to our decision 2016 section. you'll find out why house speaker paul ryan won't give a time line on a possible endorsement for donald trump. >>> an unsettling discovery in the bay. a human torso found washed up on the rocks in west oakland. i want zwloi where the body was found this afternoon off burma road near the eastern span of the bridge. pete suratos has more. what have they found? >> a person in the area was having lun

michelle roberts joins us from redwood city this evening with the latest. >> reporter: the three people were charged together on murder charges and possession of a firearm. but at this point authorities aren't commenting whether the gun was the murder weapon. the parents of tiffany for the hearing of their daughter. they are accused of killing li's boy friend and the father of their two daughters. the assistant d.a. says his office has a strong case against the three suspects. >> motives are things that we're looking for because they intuitively explain why a crime occurred. >> reporter: the suspects did not give a plea today. their lawyers asked for more time. >> our client is presumed innocent and it's miss marz 'job and mine to see that presumption remains through a trial. >> reporter: the suspects are being held without bail. they are expected back in court next wednesday. reporting live from redwood city, michele roberts. >> homicide directs drained a lake after a disturbing recovery. this morning a gardner found a man floating face down on the eastern edge of the park. there is ev

michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >> she's a god? >> sasha fierce. >>> we better have a good forecast for god tonight in the bay area. >> sunny and 70s right now, 60s as we head throughout the concert. it's going to be beautiful. as we get a look at the forecast through tonight. very comfortable, not a lot of fog at the coastline. that's going to be good news if you're heading out to the rangers and a's tonight. that game is going to be happening at 7:05, the first pitch. we are looking at temperatures dropping to 58. and at the end of the game, 56 degrees. the next two days, high pressure is just offshore, that's going to give us a sizable warmup. the bottom of the screen not only 70s coming back near the coastline, 90s for the interior valleys, it's not only this area of high pressure building out in the pacific, it's also a dry offshore wind. at 7:00 in the morning, winds coming out of the north off to the east. we're losing that cooler ocean influence. and the dry wind stays with us right through the afternoon, it will turn more

victim's family spoke with nbc bay area's michelle roberts outside the courthouse after the verdict was read. >> it has been a long time coming for the victim's family. they've been waiting for a verdict since 2013. today they tell me they're relieved but won't say much more until the sentencing is complete. >> reporter: the family of 8-year-old aliciacarr. >>> a jury found darnell williams guilty of killing 8-year-old alacia and anthony maderias in 2013. she was shot and killed after answering the front door at her friend's house. she was there for a sleep over. two other children and their grandmother were also injured by the barrage of gunfire. according to the da's office. williams was out to get revenge for his friend's death and believed his target was in the home. a few weeks later, williams shot and killed maderias during an unrelated fight. her aunt told us she has been waiting for this day. >> we got closure. we appreciate the closure we got. >> williams is facing the death penalty or life in prison. his sentencing hearing is scheduled for later this month. reporting in oaklan

the people in san jose today, we saw michelle roberts story, literally feeling the bern. find shade under that tree. it was hot. jeff ranieri with us now. one when does the cooldown begin? >> it's already started for some. a lot of you sick of the 90s already, they seemed to get here too fast when summer is still a month away, you'll see the immediate coastline. fog is building. san francisco, 17 in santa rosa. down 13 in napa. san jose with more modest cooling just down 3 degrees. san francisco certainly had some of the biggest chill today with the colder on-shore wind. right now it's 60 in the cass troes. 62 in the embarcadero. for the south bay, we're holding on to a warm 84 in santa clara. 91 in santa teresa and currently 90 degrees in morgan hill. it's all about this area of low pressure that will drop down thursday, friday and saturday. we're talking about the chance of rainfall from this storm, i'll let you know how much and exactly when throughout this hour. >> jeff, we'll see you shortly. >>> as the weather changes, you can track the temperature on our free nbc b

i'm michele roberts. has been telling you today is the day to stay inside, tomorrow with your mom go out and enjoy no the weather will cooperate which is the good news. second half of the weekend we will see clearing skies. radar picking up a few showers around the santa cruz mountains and around san mateo and san francisco to the north bay and the showers interesting moving from the northeast to the southwest during the day today. we'll see a chance of showers picking up right around midday and then by mid afternoon numbers in the low to mid 60s for highs. for the giants game getting started just after 1:00, a few passing showers likely and by 7:00 this evening for the sharks game, san jose, we're looking at numbers in the low 60s with decreasing showers. that's the trend towards sunday the low will begin to move on which means an improving forecast sunday and some warm temperatures in the seven-day forecast. a if full look coming your way a few minutes from now. >> thank you, rob. >>> we have breaking n

our reporter michelle roberts is heading there.we will find out the very latest as we can and we will certainly keep you updated as soon as we can. >>> all right. now to political news and bernie sanders his chances might be slim, but he is still attacking clinton's voting record. >> did she support free trade without exception? nbc bay area sam brock has that in today's reality check. >> the very mention of free trade has jolted reaction this campaign season. supporters say that trade boosts the u.s. economy, but opponents like donald trump and bernie sanders counter that it's killing american jobs. sanders has used free trade as ammunition against hillary clinton, launching this claim leading up to the indiana primary. >> secretary clinton as you know has supported virtually every one of these disastrous trade agreements and that is an area of strong disagreement that the voters of indiana and america will have to consider. >> is clinton actually tried and true on free trade? we looked at the senate voting records and found the f

i am michelle roberts nbc bay area news. >> online we see a lot of people are doing push ups to thinknges that they have. >> keep that in mind. >> now, it is the weekend. sunny fish but not exactly warm outside. that same race really starts to pull things off right now. now, sunshine seeing from the north bay. that breeze is quite cool outside. how about 62 degrees cool in san francisco. wind speeds up almost 30 miles per hour and gusting up to 37. that cool air not just in san francisco, things are cooling off now. the skies there looking hazy. with the dry conditions and the wind, that's not helping the pollen forecast as we headed to the workweek, grass pollens are still very high. of course, it would be nice to get some rain and knocking down some of that airborne pollen wheat. sea breeze is a big player tomorrow morning. not only it will bring in cool air but will be pushing in low clouds. around the bay, mostly sunny skies and the winds are still on shore. we have mild temperatures but not much changed. a chance fof thunderstorms. you will want a jacket in the morning. these num

live in antioch, michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >>> an accused child molester is in custody. the question now, how many victims are there? police say a los altos hillsman molested a boy for about eight years. gregory hell friend is suspected at molesting the boy and showing porn to the boy starting at age 5. detectives found porn in the man's home and on his computer. >> our suspect is a volunteer at a church in santa clara county. we have been working with the church. the church did send out a flier to their members. >> investigators refused to name the church. he's being held without bail at the santa clara county jail. >>> a special day for so many of us. mother's day is haunting for one east bay family. they're now asking for some help. investigators held a news conference today in the berkeley hills and described how 21-year-old alberto santana silva was murdered nearby on mother's die three years ago. he was breaking up a fight when one of the participants shot him. you see here silva's sister and mother hope a $10,000 reward will help provide new clues. >> all i mow is

reporting live in atherton, michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. [ screaming ] >> and here is the donald trump appearance. this is in southern california. tactical police facing off with protesters outside a trump anaheim rally. there were several arrests but no repeat of what we saw last night, that chaotic scene in new mexico when protesters threw rocks and bottles at officers. on friday, mr. trump has campaign stops in san diego and fresno. bernie sanders sent the day in the coachella valley. today's raleigh filled with teenagers and millennials. he will be in los angeles on friday. so the candidates crisscrossing the state as we approach our june 7th primary. we'll tell you about our new field poll. it shows californiaens will consider a few key issues when deciding who to vote for on june 7. the biggest issue as we mentioned is jobs. three in four likely voters say the job issue is very important. education is the second-most important issue. 67% of likely voters said it will impact their decision. and health care and presenting the u.s. from terrorism also ranking high in this fiel

reporting live i am michelle roberts with nbc bay area news. >>> now the unit recently took a look athe stolen guns and they were taken from police agencies since 201. if you want to see the story and go in more depth, go nbc.com. >>> third day of searching but no open sign for teenagers after jumping off a boat. they were with family in the county on saturday and then a group of seven jump into the water and they were not wearing the jackets. >> they're looking for a suspect that got away from a high speed chase. it started on 101 early yesterday morning and officers say that the drivers were speeding and did not have a back license plate. it ended in the city and they arrested a driver and con fa ska took that weapon with. managing to get past the barriers and then the speech. the security team rushed into stop them and one man was hit several times with a baton and secrete service. that was the last of three spots in sanders spot of the bay area. they sat down to talk with with. >> reporter: as senator sanders spoke to 300 people inside of the church they spoke to us one on one and

michelle roberts is live where the owners of two houses say they're suing the city. it's been a mess for them. >> it's been a really long journey for the family that lived behind me. they expect to be out of their home for another 6 to 8 months. right now they're expecting it to cost hundreds of thousands of dollars all out of pocket at this point. >> this is my capital for so many years. >> when jason remodeled his home a decade ago. he never expected all his hard work would be destroyed by raw sewage. >> it was like a geyser. >> following a strong el nino, human waste began spewing out of every toilet and shower head in the house. debris was flowing out of the air vents in the basement. >> turned my life upside down. >> insurance claims were denied because the sewer line is on city property. now, the families are filing a lawsuit against the city of milbrae. >> everything had to be ripped up. >> they're renting a small apartment in town until the repairs can be made. but he's running out of money. >> we're asking friends and  family to lenned us money so we can g

reporting live, i'm michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >> well, thank you, this mother's day will be a haunting anniversary for a east bay family, they are asking for help, investigators held a news conference today in the berkley hills and described how 21-year-old alberto santana silva was murdered nearby on mother's day three years ago. he was breaking up a fight when one of the participants shot him. silva's sister and mother as you see here, hope a $10,000 reward will provide new clues. >> all i know is that no matter how much times passes, we are going to stand and try to fight for justice for my brother. >> please did release the sketch of the suspect who they describe as hispanic or filipino. investigators say after the fight, silva was sitting in his car when the man walked up and shot him several times. >> well, rescue from a firry crash gets a samaritan to pull a policeman from his burning car. it happened about 10:30 last night t driver ran away from the scene, while his passenger stayed to help get the officer out of the car. >> some of the citizens in the area, helped t

reporting live in palo alto, michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >>> specialized training that can help save lives. and it's geared toward mental health. that's the idea between sjpd's new crisis intervention program. it will be mandatory for all officers, with the goal of giving them a better understanding of people suffering from mental illness. the police chief and the mayor say ideally, crisis intervention training will help divert such cases from the criminal justice system, channeling them instead to health care. >>> tech savvy gang members are staying one step ahead of the police. they're using technology to send messages to members inside and outside of prison. it's a growing problem. damian? >> raj, this is the home of the mayor's task force, no one is surprised that gang members are using this, smart phones and new deck nolg. they're also using old wartime tactics to carry out their crimes. in its latest national gang report, the fbi says the use of technology among gang members is creating unique challenges for law enforcement. >> that's how smart they are. >> that was a drug

i'm michelle roberts for nbc bay area news >> inspirational to take something so traumatic and turn itp other people. >> congratulations to him this weekend. >>> jeff ranieri is here. a lot of graduates. >> we have cooler temperatures coming our way. we'll get drizzle mixing in as well, and it's all from the storm system you see right there behind me. as we get a look outside from weather underground you can see from belvederbelvedere, the fog of a high fog, so we're still able to see the city skyline, but temperatures are cool in belvedere, 66 degrees. san francisco right now 57. a drastic difference here as you look at san francisco, back towards the east bay with 75 degrees there, as our micro climates remain in effect. now for tomorrow morning's forecast yet again, a fifth day in a row of this fog coming back to the immediate coastline, that will keep temperatures down to 52 in the south bay and possibly in san francisco some drizzle to start. coldest temperature in the north bay at 48. this area of low pressure offshore, there is rainfall with it, but as it continues to get closer

robin roberts have an interview with michelle obama and prince harry tomorrow. >>> and now, we honor our fellow americans who serve in sacrifice. since april 1st, two american soldiers have died overseas. >>> that is all for us today. thank for sharing part of your sunday with us. check out "world news" tonight. i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." well, this is the time. and your ford dealer is the place to get into a new ford escape. escape leads the way with the convenience of a foot-activated rear liftgate. plus, the power and efficiency of ecoboost technology. you'll find a full lineup of ford suvs

michelle: with a nice, warm weather, great for taking in a baseball game. robert: unless you are max scherzer. nats struggling, not a good night for the ace. and the maryland women going for national title number three. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: baseball, max scherzer on the mound for the nats. only one bad inning, but sometimes that's all it takes. in the third, the bases-loaded, scherzer facing matt holliday, 1-0 st. louis. next batter, this is where gets bad, stephen bisciotti -- launches thisty one, grand salami. maryland women's lacrosse in the hunt for their third straight national title, semi final action against syracuse tonight. nch with the goal, her third of the half. the terps led 10-3 at the break. taylor cummings had a huge game, four goals. this one puts the terps up 16-6. maryland wins 19-9. they will face north carolina on the finals -- in the final on sunday. nba finals, lebron with a chance to close it out against the raptors. great ball movement by cleveland, jr s don't use the head

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robert, are you seeing the game today? watch us on abc7. guys, back to you. a lot of stuff going on here. >> a little crush on you. it's the poncho. you wear it well. michelle: working it. jonathan: working the poncho. robert: i told you i look good. jonathan: make sure they both get bobbleheads. don't let them get shut out of the bobblehead. robert: a lot of people would be upset with me if they don't get one. jonathan: robert, we happen to have one. i said earlier one of ours got swiped. nats had to give us another one. it's bryce harper. and the head doesn't bobble that much. michelle: you have to go at it. jonathan: a spring too tight here. this is what everybody is after. bobblehead. get some of these on ebay tonight, i am sure. michelle: the question though is will it be worth staying for the game as far as the weather goes? the game is worth it. but the weather we don't know. questionable out there. chief meteorologist doug hill has the forecast and the answers. doug: it's encouraging now. the rain we are dealing with, that will move out of the area for the first pitch. get started. "livelife -- the live area of radar. we have heavier downpours betwe

michelle: thank you so much. leon: robertit's very cool. one more of the many riding stars in the d.m.v. roller coaster. that is how bishop senior describes the past year. press top had a big plan to do big things in soccer until the life changed forever. this week's rising star scott abraham takes us to bishop high school. in alexandria. >> preston playing division i soccer. >> college soccer. yeah, that seemed like it would happen. >> last may, he was a junior and he collapsed after club soccer tryout. >> i laid there for a second. i woke up and there are people like coming at me. dude you passed out. scott: at 16 years old he had heart problems and he was diagnosed with a.r.v.d., a genetic disease affecting the heart's ability to pump blood. >> no more soccer. he was like yes. that would be the case. scott: when one door closes another opens. preston told me he felt sorry for himself for 20 minutes. he is the type of person that always has to stay active. he quickly grav stated to the game of soft -- gravitated to the game

roberts. >> reporter: three more years have passed in that house on seymour avenue, gina, amanda and michelle locked in a prison of frozen time. their posters are getting tattered. their school friends have graduated. what was the biggest part of you that you felt he took from you that you lost? >> a normal life. living life as a normal teenage girl. having birthdays, going to a prom, having the fun times just as a regular teenager. >> reporter: still, they hold families' love. ironically, castro gives the girls this stencil. they trace the word "hope" to ward off despair. >> i got that when he went to a yard sale. i thought it was so random. >> reporter: what did it mean to you? >> it gave me hope to come home one day. >> reporter: their only window to the outside world is that black and white television. anybody that you watched on television that helped you get

robert: robert burton, abc7 sports. michelle: she looks great either way. 24 hours ago after this deadly plane crash in orange county we are learning who was on board. the pilot charles caldwell of florida and passenger 81-year-old john quinn jr. of culpeper, virginia. they were both killed. the single engine aircraft crashed in the road along tender lane 24 hours ago. we mentioned the f.a.a. and the ntsb are investigating the cause. jonathan: from the gee whiz tech file. check this out. new tool for underwater searching. this is like a drone but it does everything below the surface of the water. howard county fire and rescue debuted the equipment today explaining that the remote control device fixed with a camera and it allows rescuers to go to part of a lake or a waterway that drives can't get to. they unveiled device to use sonar to scan the terrain. that is one cool thing, now the next. the next is cool. bendable phone. that should help you if you prone to drop it. a lot of people are. this one actually if its around your wr

and don't miss robin roberts' exclusive interview with prince harry and michelle obama tomorrow on "gmae go, happy mother's day. and a big thank you to all the moms that help put this broadcast together. "gma" first thing tomorrow, and david muir will be right back here tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. good night. >>> next at 6:00, fed but still hungry. protesters change tactics with a plan they hope will discount the city of san francisco. >>> a big turnout expected for california's presidential primaries with early voting about to begin. >> will he or won't he? we answer the question on every warrior fans' mind. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> a hunger strike in san francisco that called for an end to police violence has itself come to an end. now those behind it are pushing for a citywide strike and boycott. the fit fridays foe swipe were hop hospitalized after eat nothing food. they say they want to send an evening stronger message. let's go to cornell bernard. >> reporter: tactics are changing but the message is the same. barricades surround the m

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and robin roberts will have an interview with michelle obama and prince harry tomorrow. >>> and now,llow americans who serve in sacrifice. since april 1st, two service members have died overseas sporting sport i supporting operations in iraq. >>> that is all for us today. thank for sharing part of your sunday with us. check out "world news" tonight. i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." >> a drastic change in the american political landscape on "inside story" right now. ♪ good morning, everyone. i'm matt o'donnell. it is sunday, may 8th. it is mother's day, so, first and foremost, happy mother's day to all of you watching out there. let's get into "inside story" and introduce our panelists here. we have nia meeks, communications executive. >> good morning. >> good morning, nia. >> sam katz, documentarian. >> matt. >> always making new documentaries. thank you, sam. donna gentile o'donnell. hello. >> good morning. >> nonprofit executive. and finally val digiorgio, g.o.p. state official. >> good morning. >> hello, val. >> good morning, matt. >> so, if you asked anyone at the beginning of las

robert is $25,000. my mom for $13,000. michelle for $7,000. erenisse: wait a minute.is this for her services, or she lent you money? tonnie: no, this is -- this is her loaning me the money. so [bleep] is the person who i borrowed money from and he picks up a weekly payment from me. lemonis: like a -- like a -- like a loan shark? tonnie: yes. lemonis: it can be tough for a business like tonnie's to get a bank loan -- virtually impossible. so you end up going to small lenders with very high interest rates, and if you can't pay them back, their methods of collecting are very unorthodox -- often dangerous. this is a much bigger number of debt than i originally thought for a single-location bakery. what's wrong? erenisse: i'm just upset, 'cause i didn't know about all those people that we owe money to. you know how i feel about that. sorry. tonnie: i mean, you know i would never do anything to have you sitting here crying, but i did whatever i could to keep a door open, to keep from closing, to pay staff, whatever it took. so me hiding these numbers was not intentional. it

tom: michelle, i have one minute left. doubt believe in the robertrn has, that are better days are behind us? is quite an impact professor gordon has had. michelle: he has had a lot of attention over that, saying productivity growth is lower and we are on a slower growth trajectory. time will tell. in the near term we have to accept the low productivity environment. carl: that is an important point we are still in the hangover of the recession. willem: you have not begun to see the impact of artificial intelligence, robotics, bioengineering, and all that. listeninghe person thinks that will take jobs from us. willem: they will. tom: carl riccadonna, thank you. michelle meyer, thank you. , thank you forr your comments on reflation. later today, bill gross and jim glassman will join us. stay with us worldwide, this american jobs day. ♪ Âi david: jobs friday. criticsts sai jobs rose. jonathan: a hike at next month's meeting. global equities retreat. >> wi-fi finds goldman sachs cuts operations to 10% of its staff. ♪ david: welcome to "bloomberg ." h

michelle and she has a new boyfriend. >> you have been out spotted looking amazing but with handsome eye candy. >> i have. >> yeah. plflt robert buckley. i'm a hugeizombie fan. talk to me. >> i'm feeling great super happy. i feel very lucky and grateful in my life right now. >> just listen to this. susan sarandon. >> what brought you back into the fold. >> first of all i lo idea of the story. of these two women. >> the seri is called feud and it explores the epic rivalry between crawford and davis. >> how have you stepping into those amazing shoes of betty davis? >> i sta watching her movies again. i watched all about eve. >> it's going to be a bumpy night. >> i'm kind of terrified but i'm excited at the same time. >> meanwhile there is more news. abc announced today scandal not be back this fall. michelle turner here and thankfully you have an explanation. >> i do. calm oun. calm down. it's going to be okay. kerry washington din want to spend another season doing this. >> hiding behind everyone. >> we're carrying your bag. >> that babybump, whatever they do on those type of shows. that did that in her first pregnancy but she

okay >> this is michelle who iss posting her brother robert,ober volunteer firefighter for 20 >> greatson prince george's county. >> anita price's boyfriend.nd >> and tracy magee's hub princec william county firefighter dan n magee.e he's been with them for 10 years now and she thanks him for h everything does.erng doe >> we're celebrating all fire f fight today's. ryanks for everything that dove you. if you will like to have yourke special firehafighter honoredor continue to send your pictures u in and we'll do what we can tott share them on social media and d if we can on the show as well.l. >> okay. >> always appreciative for thepe people that are willing to doar that for sure. 10:26 right now.htow still ahead on good day, the black panther unmasked.k kevin sits down with chadwickh i boseman to talk about the new tn movie and his dc ties. coming up next.p next. ♪ >> who the hell is the other t o guy. >> i'm about to find out. >> whew! >> that's deep stuff rightdeep there. i can't weight to see this. the black panther finally makink his first appearance in thepear marvel universe. ch

indeed, my father embodies that african robert when he returned from selma he said, i felt my legs were praying. crow untilys of jim today, this day that michelle alexander has rightly called the era of the new jim crow. an era of mass incarceration that is destroying the families, the far too many african-americans. you congressman lewis conrad have made -- have maintained your resilience with your hard work in congress to transform the dream of justice into the reality of a better america. you write in your memoir, we pray because we believe that pray can make will we believe our dreams and our visions, country. retention will not come -- redemption will not come to one group of people alone. but only to all of us at once. forwe must work together each other's hopes and dreams, and keep alive the extraordinary we forged ased -- jews and blacks in the 1960's. at that day be this day. -- let that day be this day. let us share insight and learning. let us give one another courage to persist, despite the terrible predicaments we face. speak prophetically to one another. let us speak with a moral grandeur and spiritual audacity to believe that the