mike burns has been helping stan and john for the last three years. >> they are taking care of people who need it. >> reporter: as long as people show up, stan says he will keep bringing food. >> my big hope is that people will see what we are doing and see wow, anybody can go out and help people. >> good to see you my friend. >> reporter: so for feeding the homeless, a healthy hot meal every week. this week cease jefferson award in the bay area goes to stan peters. allen martin, kpix5. >> and you can nominate someone like stan for a jefferson award online. cbssf.com/hero. we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,, who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. and they'll check whether it s laced with dea 's >> an unusual offer for a bay ar

mike burns has been helping stan and john for the last three years. >> they are taking care of people that need to be taken care of. >> reporter: as long as people show up, stan says he will keep bringing food and a message. >> my big hope is that people will see what we're doing and see, wow, anybody can go out and help people. good to see you, my friend. >> reporter: so for feeding the homeless a healthy hot meal each week, this week's jefferson award winner in the bay area goes to stan peters. he hopes others will help john and continue the wednesday night meal when he is no longer able to do it. you can nomination someone like stan for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. >>> well done. >> great story. >> good night. ♪[ music ] ,, ,,,,,,,, this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause]

burn this thing down! >> my gosh, man! cannot believe it. hey, we got this. >> mike the number 3. richard childress said we'd only bring it back for family. >> hell of a job, man. we love you. all you guys. >> that's grandpa richard childress congratulating austin dillon, taking the checkered flag as tonight's sunoco fueling victory. when richard said that, we assumed a member of the earnhardt family. but then his grandsons, austin and todd, wanted to be racers. austin had worn the number 3 since little league. on every race car he had ever driven and richard childress said yes, let's put the 3 back on the car for austin, and now he takes it to hallowed ground, victory lane at charlotte motor speedway. i think they're going to have to push it there. >> i wouldn't worry about that. >> jeff: spun the tires for about 20 feet. then it ran out. >> mike: david pearson went to victory lane in car number 3 in the 600. so did buddy baker. so did dale earnhardt and now austin dillon will join that and this group who scored their first cup series win on stock car racing's longe

marcia black burn and mike doyle and greg aldman and susan on the other side. what has been your interaction with this group? >> senator thune has been where he has been for a while. he gets it. these are his constituents and he said wired to think about what is happening for rural c consuco consumers and making sure his state has the same right next door in minnesota. blackburn has been engaged and spent time working with the trump administration and was behind the scenes in terms of their priorities. she already invited folks to participate in the closed brand summit she held in florida. he is going to -- she addressed our group in washington and shared some of her agenda and talked about real broadbraand. congressman waldman is from a state with deep rural constituents so a deep understanding of these issues. you if you can find ways to find areas of commonality. let's assume infrastructure is bogue pushed as a bill. we have utility service usda and t the stimulus bill when you said that was a good thing but others disagree. >> i think there is a multi appro

mike: mm-hmm. lemonis: in 2 1/2 years, $1.1 million burned. yikes. ke: well, when you think of all of the infrastructure that we've built, the equipment that we've purchased, we were funding payroll for a while. lemonis: okay, but you've burned more money than you've generated in revenue. mike: oh, absolutely. lemonis: it looks like you're heading for a $200,000 to $225,000 loss for the year. mike: it's frightening. lemonis: these financials are in bad shape. mike: yeah. lemonis: how much pressure is this putting on you? nikki: it's the hardest thing i've ever been through. -lemonis: y'all have kids? -nikki: yeah. we don't get to go do fun things as a family the way we did. lemonis: so, how do you pay the bills? nikki: luckily, we had saved. we were frugal. lemonis: and there's still a lot of savings around? nikki: no. lemonis: all the reserves are gone? -nikki: yeah. -mike: i got to the point where we were living off my 401(k). nikki: the thing that scares me is that we have the first kid going to college in a few years. lemonis: has it put pressure

burning. i'm shomari stone, news 4. >>> mike and heather martin said they just wanted their children to be happy they went about it the wrong way, beyond wrong according s the martin's lost temporary custody because of these youtube videos. they filmed these so-called pranks in their home and made hundreds and thousands of dollars doing it. the children's father and step mother said the kids were in on the prank but an attorney for the children's biological mother said it doesn't matter. it's abuse. >> creamiscreaming to the point children cry, if you did it at the mall, forget youtube and the physical stuff a cop would take you away. >> there is another hearing this friday and it is up to a judge to decide who gets custody. >>> tonight we have the inspiring story of a world renowned opera star from virginia. >> his name is feeto green. he has had success on stage. his recent performance in new york's metropolitan ope hailed as a show stopper. ♪ >> what a voice and what a presence. he says he struggled with anger issues growing up in a trailer park across from a crack house in virginia. by age 1

mike knows about. >> so glad they were able to get out. a burning house and they were rescued. that's great.ind them forever homes. here's a look at 280 and up around san rafael, no fog as we look south on 101. partly cloudy this afternoon. the summer heat over. you will be hard pressed to find 80s today, let alone 90s. cooler highs will follow in the next couple of days. mild to then warm through the holiday weekend. let's take a look at an area of low pressure to the south and look at the spin around both of those pumping all the cool weather towards us. today in san francisco, below average. 60 degrees. marina, 62. richmond, 60. sunset only 58, and daly city, 57. east bay is going to be below average, too. 66 in oakland, and fremont, 72. that's one of the warm spots. let's look at the peninsula where that spread is not as near as big as it was. we will get to about 71 in san mateo. palo alto may be warmer at 74, and all comfortable conditions. 68 in novato, and sonoma only 70 degrees. down in the south bay, this is what the average looks like for today. today. 75 in san jose, 72. cloud co

mike. >> i look forward to the conversation. burningtigators looking to see if two car fires from overnight are connected to a string of suspicious fires this week. could be oakland a's be closer to picking a location for the new ballpark. two possible sights. two car fires investigators look to see if what happened here is connected to car fires across contra costa county. >>> president trump defending his decision to fire a pr director james comey and search for a replacement hearing underway now. mornings on 2 continues. >>> good morning welcome back to mornings on 2 monday -- thursday, may 11. >> i'm mike, >> i'm gasia mikaelian . >> comfortable weather for many. >> for many it is too cold so depends on what you like so no doubt, cool staying cool. below average on all the temperatures biggest drop is inland. from tuesday it was hot. britney, she's in california, because he's in and -- it. a season and stay with it. santa rosa calistoga north is the focus and friend 59, 52 is average. close on the low low and high temperature 89, 19

mike smith used to work at chevron. now he speaks out against what he claims are outdated practices. >> running a refinery is risky. burningil is inherently dangerous. >> reporter: then environmental concerns. flaring at chevron in december led to dozens of complaints about a rotten egg smell that spanned the bay. chevron was cited for releasing excess levels of hydrogen an on may 5 a fire avenue flare at the valero refinery in benicia. it forced evacuations of two elementary schools and a nearby industrial park. >> we just need to have the policies and the regulations to ensure that oil companies are held accountable for that. >> reporter: a six-member cal/osha panel voted to unanimously approve a plan to mandate that companies choose the safest equipment available rather than what's quicker or cheaper. and it will give equipment operators greater oversight on how things are done. >> we're the ones throughout 24/7 running the plants, nights, weekends, holidays. it's our safety. >> reporter: an oil company representative asked for more time to implement the rules but the board called this urgent and critical. they say the

mike, what happened? you look like the business end of a baboon. >> my ear tops burned the worst, too.so they won't be as red-- be as red. when i talk i hear my skin crunch. >> are you sure you want to go out on a limb. >> they say guitars are good at inserting themselves. >> you got that right. >> he is red. >> stephen: please welcome matt walsh. the three-piece suit. so distinguished. >> thank you. >> stephen: fantastic. ( cheers and applause ). >> thank you! >> stephen: isn't that nice? >> heaven, right? god is there. >> stephen: nice to see you again. >> nice to see you, stephen. >> stephen: i want to thank you and everybody on that show, because this past weekend, sick as a dog, laid out o shivering under blankets and because it's my birthday weekend, my wife said, "you can watch anything ultimate." for three days, i watched every show of "veep." >> it didn't heel you, did it? >> stephen: no. >> it might have made you sickir. >> stephen: it might have. i'm going to pretend for purposes of our interview it's a cbs property. it's the best show on television. >> it's the best show on

burn in 15 minutes. high tree and grass pollen. the heat's not your change? we have a change, 15 degrees cooler by the weekend and slight chance of rain in the accuweather forecast. >> mike, thank you. >>> a stabbing in front of a san francisco elementary school as children were dropped off. this happened at 8:30, and police tell abc 7 news two cars were involved in a crash. the woman in the car hit says the other driver, a babysitter, did not yield and the woman got in her face, she felt threatened, and she grabbed a nice she had with her. >>> new details on another story. we're talking about deadly shooting of a teenager in san francisco. rajo, this jackson, a 10th grader, and police say jackson was shot while driving this car yesterday. right there. his 16-year-old passenger was not hurt. investigators are looking for any possible suspects and surveillance video. we apologize. that's not the right video right there. we have new details on another story. we know the names of the child and manned on a crash yesterday morning. investigators say 5-year-old nivea brown and 23-year-old deon khristine were in the backseat of a bmq when they died. sky7 shows the scene of the

burn victims. that's what happened when a fight escalated between husband and wife in stafford county. mike is on the scene with the latest on how the story has changed through the afternoon. mike, what can you tell us? >> reporter: we are hearing from eyewitnesses who say they saw the woman involved in the center of this case outside her home and they also saw her collapse right in her neighbor's front yard. moments ago the street here in stafford just opened up. crime scene investigators are now out of here after this was a crime scene most of the day. hoses from fire rescue crisscross the front yard of an arson scene with the husband and wife in the middle of an argument that goes too far. >> it didn't seem like she wanted help. >> that's how jason describes the wife involved here. her husband with first responders down the street. we asked her to describe the scene. >> you are walking from here. take us through what you saw. >> about 9:30, i was standing in the doorway. i heard the sirens and a police car pulling up, so i looked out the window and i saw the woman standing outside. i got

burning the midnight oil. catherine herridge joins us. james rosen with a case of double standards with intelligence sharing. mikel on capitol hill with react

mike and alex. >> mom in canada posted photos of her badly burned baby on facebook and it is quite shocking.ames sun screen. look at that babies face. rebecca cannon said in her face book powe that she sprayed aerosol 50 plus spf spray on her 14 month-old daughter kyla because she didn't have baby lotion and this happened. kyla may have suffered an allergic reaction result to go second degree chemical burns. she was prescribed a steroid and anti histamine cream but still scary. got us thinking how do we know when it comes tour baby and different age is what appropriate and proper to put on the child so we don't have a situation like this. >> hi, doctor nina thanks for helping us out. >> i figured you could put sun screen on a baby. i didn't know there was specific sun screens for baby lets get back to the story. the mom shared her story on social media and she wanted to bring awareness to this i don't want other parents to be scared to say this may happen to my child. i was not the treating doctor i do not examine this doctor so we can only go what was reported. what was important piece of i

mike. >> reporter: good afternoon, we do have new confirmation that that was started inside one of the homes behind me. it gets bad enough where somebody starts the fire inside of that home. two people have burned, and those injuries are severe enough where they're needed to be airlifted to a local hospital. as we zoom in and show you the scene, this is about a mile, 2 miles away from the marina right now. this make no mistake is being treated as a crime scene. we have the fire marshal who's investigating at this hour, and as we take you through what exactly we know and how information of this incident, 9:18 is when the first call to 9-1-1 comes in of a possible domestic dispute that has been confirmed by the sheriff's office at this noon hour, and right now devinshire lane is being sealed off indefinitely as investigators try to figure out what happened. the key is going to be interviewing these two family members at the hospital to find out what happened, and we'll bring you the latest online and on the news at 5. that's the latest here in stafford county, mike valerio wusa9. >>> a community is demanding answers after a police officer fatally shoots a 15-year-old boy as he heads home from a p

mike nicco. >> look at your sunrise. light breezes over the bay. do yard work now before it gets too hot this weekend. burning sunshine if you are out exercising. in the 40s on the peninsula, and temperatures top out around 50 in hayward, san francisco and san carlos. 52 in oakland for the warm spots. 59 in tahoe. check out our temperatures in tahoe the next couple of days. 60s and 70s. think it's warm there, wait until you see my weekend forecast coming up next. >>> here's alexis. >> want to take you live to sky 7, everything is moving along all right at this point so we have not had any significant blocking issues so far this morning and we will take it. it's going to be a quiet week. we will take the light early start here and things are looking much better on westbound 24, and that off-ramp is long gone at this point, and still have the thumbs up there and we are back in the green for the westbound 24 main line. next traffic date coming up at 6:20. >>> and then reducing the chances of being diagnosed. >>> your dog or partner? what a study is revealing about peoples' true love. peoples' true love. >>> we a

burning the midnight oil. catherine herridge joins us. james rosen with a case of double standards with intelligence sharing. mike emanuel on cap

mike smith used to work at chevron. now he speaks out against what he calls outdated practices. >> running a refinery is risky. burning oil is inherently dangerous. >> reporter: then environmental concerns. flaring at chevron in december led to dozens of complaints about a rotten egg smell across the bay. chevron was cited for releasing excess levels of hydrogen and on may 5 a fire avenue flare at the valero refinery in benicia forcing evacuation of two schools and an industrial park. >> we need to have policies and regulations to ensure oil companies are held accountable. >> reporter: a six-member panel vote to unanimously approve a plan to mandate that companies choose the safest equipment available rather than what's quicker or cheaper and it will give equipment operators greater oversight on how things are done. >> we're out there 24/7 running the plants, nights, weekends, holidays. it's our safety. >> reporter: an oil company representative asked for more time to implement these rules. but the board called this matter urgent and critical. they say the rules could be in effect by october 15. in oakland, anne makev

burning the midnight oil. catherine herridge joins us. james rosen with a case of double standards with intelligence sharing. mike emanuel on capitol hill with reaction from lawmakers. we start with the busy white house and john roberts. good evening. >> good evening to you. white house is disputing report in "the new york times" tonight that back in february in a private meeting in the oval office, the president asked then fbi director james comey to drop the investigation into lieutenant general michael flynn, former national security advisor. according to a note that was reportedly written by comey about the meeting, president trump allegedly said to the director about the flynn investigation, "i hope you can let it go." the white house and a background statement said "while the president has repeatedly expressed his view that general flynn is a decent man who served and protected our country, the president has never asked mr. comey or anyone else to end any investigation, including any investigation involving general flynn. this is not a truthful or accurate portrayal of the conversation between the president

burning the midnight oil. catherine herridge joins us. james rosen with a case of double standards with intelligence sharing. mike emanuel on capitol hill with reaction from lawmakers. we start with the busy white house and john roberts. good evening. >> good evening to you. white house is disputing report in "the new york times" tonight that back in february in a private meeting in the oval office, the president asked then fbi director james comey to drop the investigation into lieutenant general michael flynn, former national security advisor. according to a note that was reportedly written by comey about the meeting, president trump allegedly said to the director about the flynn investigation, "i hope you can let it go." the white house and a background statement said "while the president has repeatedly expressed his view that general flynn is a decent man who served and protected our country, the president has never asked mr. comey or anyone else to end any investigation, including any investigation involving general flynn. this is not a truthful or accurate portrayal of the conversation between the president

mike. happening now, some residents forced to leave their burning home may now be facing charges after fire cannot wait because this is fun day monday, may 15th. that's greenlight by "lourd" but we've got ricky gervais in the kitchen. >> yes! >> this is our favorite day. when we come in and know ricky gervais is going to be here, aren't you just so happy? >> it makes me so happy. >> i'm happy to be here. >> and you flew in last night? >> all the way from london just to be on this show. >> you did? >> such a liar. >> imagine

burn off. probably a slow one. >> maybe for some. thank you gasia and mike bigger fog bank. delta breeze cranking up the breeze altamont pass 37. yesterday the fog did not make it to concord and today's date. yesterday livermore 74, concord 80. today they cool down. bob says wet drizzle in pacifica. heavy fog [ horn ] happy memorial day. gray by the coast and baby cooler and then travis yesterday 70 miles an hour today 35, a big difference and higher class dusty baker is in town coming in partly sunny. there's always sun at third and king. upper 50s low 60s 105, napa 74 yesterday down one in town. gilroy 78 concord buchanan 80. 74 santa cruz, 70. 88 miami florida. yesterday 98 the record for the day and month. hottest temperature ever recorded outside of meteorological summer june july and august. thunderstorm complex for those watching on your high death television kaboom houston -- high def televion kaboom. massive southern part of gulf coast is covered in cloud cover and up and down the coast try mix of low clouds and some high clouds associated with the weak system. onsh

burn... with nexium 24hr. julie: a florida man doing a double take into his backyard and spotting a zebra. >> i had to check myself to mike. i thought there is a zebra in my backyard. belongs to a local woman whose family owns a circus. "watters world" starts right now now. >> mr. mr. trump, i love your presidency. i call it disgrace the nation. the only thing your mouth is good for is to be vladimir putin's [bleep] pollster. ann coulter react to the late-night political campaign. >> the republican party is enabling the mental illness on a daily basis. jesse: a group of psychiatrists calling mr. trump a monster

mike. this is the car that you're talking about there, gasia. this toyota highlander burned out.tively quickly so it is still recognizable as a car. the other one burned almost beyond recognition. the fires starting within minutes of one another. the first one starting at 2:06 this morning. and then the second one here, this highlander at 2:17 a.m. these are the sixth and seventh suspicious fires in the last five days. fire officials are not giving an exact count of how many of the fires may be connected but say it is looking at least ten dating all the way back to january. now, yesterday's fire -- had fire officials responding to a pair of suspicious fires much those taking place about 15 minutes apart from one another, about a mile apart from one another in the brentwood area. all of the fires have been in the east bay. lafayette, walnut creek and brentwood. fire officials are asking anyone with surveillance video to review the video to see if they captured images of the fire starter. >> we don't flow if it is one individual or multiple individuals much that's why we need the h

>> good morning mike and gasia i'm on panorama drive i've seen significant process there's at least two stacks burningowing out, shooting along the lines of the water. one of the stacks looks like water is shot onto the shorter stack and flames are out. i see less smoke. white smoke from that stack. a better situation compared to 10 minutes ago. maybe 7:45, 7:50, there was a siren that went off and it stopped after a few minutes. i talked to a resident here who got a text message about a school closure. i took a screen grab of the information he got regarding the school that says there's been an incident on valero authority suggests matthew turner students to shelter in place and all of the students can attend school at this time. if they are already there, if you choose to keep your students home, they will not be marked absent. what that said is things are looking better and the evacuation orders are for the people who are down wind from the plant. if you are not familiar with benicia downtown if you look at pictures and video i posted, downtown areas to the right. that's where a lot of people live.

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mike pence is basically told a lie, which he repeats on capitol hill seven times. sean spicer repeated it. sarah huckabee, they all repeated it, and the president then burned them.der the bus, and he did it again this morning. >> with us to break it down, former special assistant to president obama, former spokesperson and senior director for the national security adviser rick price, msnbc contributor rick tyler, former aide to george w. bush white house and state departments elise jordan. so the president is weighing in on a "the washington post" report revealing he revealed highly classified information to the russian foreign minister and ambassador in a face-to-face meeting last week. according to the paper, the information had originally been provided by a u.s. partner through an intelligence-sharing arrangement considered so sensitive details have been withheld from allies and tightly restricted even within the u.s. government. the foreign partner had not given the u.s. permission to share the material with russia, and trump's decision to do so reportedly endangers cooperation from an ally that has access to the inner workings of the islamic state. officia

burning, shooting pain in your feet or hands... step on up and talk to your doctor today. >> i stood there yesterday. >> you never know what you will have on this show, mike house republicans bragging about their health care bill which could face major changes in the senate. the worry is the impact both will have on our national debt. should taxpayers be worried? this is bulls and bears. john layfield, emily and -- welcome to everybody. you say hold onto