. >> have you seen bob and mimi? bob? mi mimi? have you seen bob and mimi? >> sorry, chef, that i didn't show. >> bob and mimi? that's michael voltage gvolt open table says restaurants can lose up to $30,000 a year from no-shows. >>> if you have room for furry rabbits in your home, rescued ones are up for adoption in san francisco. >> animal care and control says a man was raising them to sell as pets or for meat so the 40 bunnies were rescued and they have been been spayed and neutered and are ready for adoption. their current caretakers say they are sweet and loving and make terrific indoor pets. >> we recommend people have a caged area for them but a lot of these rabbits -- all of the ones we have here are litter box trained so they can run around the house. >>> the first 30 people to adopt a rabbit will get a $50 gift card from pet food express. if you're interested in adopting a bunny, we have a link on our web site, abc7news.com. >> mike, i can't believe they're litter box trained, that's amazing. >> that's awesome, isn't it? i like that. >>> good morn

. >> have you seen bob and mimi? bob? mimi? >> sorry, chef, they didn't show. >> in this new psa called book responsibly voltaggio is looking for a couple who didn't cancel their reservation. this lack of courtesy is taking a huge bite out of revenue for restaurants according to open table and voltaggio. they say on average restaurant cans lose about $30,000 a year. >>> let's look at what's going on. it's still gusty. 17 to 31 miles per hour but that won't last tlohroughout the day. look at this, it warms our temperatures anywhere from nine to 11 degrees, from the upper 50s to mid-60s to the upper 60s to mid-70s today. if you're thinking about going to the beaches, from 7:00 this morning through this evening national weather service didn't give us a cutoff time for the evening hours. rip current risks, sneaker waves and large shore breaks. this is the one area it will be breezy today as gusts could get up to 17 to 20 miles per hour to even 27 if you're waiting to see the sunset. alexis? >>> we are off to a fairly quiet start he

his wife, mary, had given birth to two more children after mimi. abraham lincoln the second, known as jack, in 1873. and daughter jessie, born in 1875. sadly, roberts mother became a continuing cause of concern. of the quote i am in constant hot water about her dear quote a crisis -- about her." this is the 10th anniversary of the loss of her husband. reassuring telegrams from robert about his robust health could not determine her. after -- the terror her -- could not deter her. robert to see there was a crisis at hand because his wife was pregnant with her third child, and if she had not been approaching confinement, she would not welcome mary into their home. so robber had to take his mother to the grand pacific hotel, where, over the next few weeks, her erratic behavior and embarrassing episodes made it clear that she required constant care as well as a guardian. robert begged relatives in springfield to help with the situation, but found on could rescue him from the inevitable. the morning of may 19 come convinced that his mother might do herse

i crush stones left mimi ancestors, though not many of them are left now.his experience of crushing stones and accumulating white did you say on my shoulders led me to feel an unexpected kinship with those namibian girls. i empathize with them electronically. strongly. >> the next day she paid him a visit. strongly. >>>>he next daday she paid him visit. a stroll in his tea room bears a zen teaching with a sincere heart whether in your home or out in nature, that is the place to purify your self. she drank some tea from a bowl he made. the bowl was one of his favorites, but a cat bumped into it and broke it. his wife glued it back together with silver lacquer. >> translator: it looks much better than it did originally. it now has a wonderful aspect born of coincidence. i'm really grateful to the cat. >> this is where the kiln is. >> yes. >> wow, thank you so much. >> brook and the camera were allowed into the kiln. >> it's fantastic. >> he stayed out. it's not a place he goes when he's not making pottery. the family loses clay left by their ancestors stretch

. >> reporter: mimi elias says lives are at stake. >> this is tearing families apart. people don't believe they can rely on the police or the sheriff. >> she knows firsthand her sister is a victim of domestic violen violence. >> she turned to alcohol to cope with the pain many. >> the mother of three has been detained at the west county jail in north richmond under ice for the last year and a half. she now fears

. >> reporter: mimi elias says lives are at stake. >> this is tearing families apart. people don't believe they can rely on the police or the sheriff. >> she knows firsthand her sister is a victim of domestic violen violence. >> she turned to alcohol to cope with the pain many. >> the mother of three has been detained at the west county jail in north richmond under ice for the last year and a half. she now fears deportation. >> she hasn't been there since she was 4. she doesn't know mexico at all. >> why he is opposing prop 54. >> and went up to the 7th floor lobby of sheriff david livingston's office. a proposed state law that would prohibit state and local law enforcement from making their resources available to investigate and arrest suspected undocumented immigrants. >> for the sheriff to explain why he's in sacramento lobbying against a statewide piece of legislation that protects immigrants from president trump. >> the sheriff wasn't available, jimmy lee, the spokes person for the sheriff's department says the bill goes too far. >> it could compromise public safe

l >> mimi, what happened in 1836?> the battle of the alamo. >> boom. >> bill: also ahead, watters att the alamo on the anniversary of the big fight. >> it rhymes with socket. davy... >> crockett. >> yes! >> all right. m >> bill: caution, you are about to enter "the no spin zone." "the factor" begins right now. ♪ hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. what we the people are entitled to receive from our government. that is the subject of this evening's "talking points memo." there is great confusion all over the land about rights and what the government really owes us. essentially, there are three major expectations that the government should meet under the constitutional banner of pursuit of happiness. number one, security. we are entitled to have an effective defense against people who would kill us. but today, our security is wobbling because of hackers and leakers, and the federal government does not seem to be able to stop the espionage. while many americans don't pay attention, this issue, that we

and mimi also plays, but i think my youngest daughter will probably -- >> jimmy: will they get competitivest? >> all the time. they fight all the time. >> jimmy: do you play hard, like >> i tried to play a couple weeks ago and said, i'm never playing again. >> jimmy: why? >> i lost it. i just couldn't play. >> jimmy: you lost energy or your touch? >> it was just gone, everything. >> jimmy: so what's going to happen when i pin you in the jello wrestling? >> that's never gonna happen? >> jimmy: that could humiliate your family. >> you will never pin me in jello. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: when you play basketball with your kids, do you teach them how to shoot free-throws, or do you have somebody else come in for that? [ laughter ] >> actually, a great free-throw shooter, you know that. i saw you at all three of my parades. >> jimmy: that's true. >> no, you know what, the thing about shooting, i used to be a shooter when i was a youngster. then i fell in love with du to get close to the basket. but they're excellent shooters. >> jimmy: listen, the hall of fame is great. all these acc

most people know her as chef mimi. we work order a cooking program that she has here. we have not been able to do that. the first time i met her in person was today to share this horrible story about the tragic incident involving her son. >>> paul chambers in the newsroom, thank you. >>> new at 5:30. more legal trouble for a landlord accused of running a dangerous and dirty hotel in oakland. san francisco officials tell 2 investigates why they think she is operating a rental scheme in their city. >>> mr. obama visits the sky city. the former president got ready to leave. we will have details on his surprise visit. >>> plenty of water. why should we be charged for something we have plenty of. >>> we got more water right now than we know what to do with and why are some water rates going up? coming up next. the plan to raise your rates. >>> a big storm for the east coast. we will talk about that and temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s. how long is this spring-like weather sticking with us? >>> >>> phoenix lake in morin county full and spilling over. water not headi

ed mitchell digs love let's the murals along west mark street some best scene from the el platform mimi is on me. i got the blame. under tones of love and need. ed says they're honest almost to him therapeutic. >> if you've got something on your mind like i do sometimes my work or something i don't like some of the stuff you read, it will change your whole mindset. >> reporter: they went up in 2009 the mural the work of steve he is poe powers they're in the prime of their lives then live in the eyes and hearts of anyone who sees them and feels something. >> he create over 50 of these murals and really only about six weeks. and some are hidden in brick tops -- rooftops. some are out you can see them on the subway but it's a real messages of love to philadelphia. >> reporter: that's kerry bender with mural arts philadelphia indulging my questions about love letters but really excite excited another me that's been reborn. literally arisen from the ashes. >> halfway through the first installation there was a fire pretty bad fire that burned the restaurant to the ground didn't some damage to

you can get married and have babies, no, no, mimi and pop pop aren't having any more children. we're it. anyway. are they going to get married and have any babies? >> oh,. >> i have to wise up. >> you might want to jump on it, one thing i do have to say when i go back home, get updates from my little cousins, my aunt and uncle, they'll hear a lot at school. they come home, mom, what's this? where did you hear that? you almost haves to catch up with what other par rent doing then their kids come it school and start talking about stuff and your child doesn't know anything, and they have an education not in the classroom not with the teachers but with other students? did your parent come to you when it came to the birds and bees? >> i don't remember, since i went to private catholic school we were separated so i was afraid of boys until high school. i had never been in a class with a guy, terrified me, every time, sometimes in hallways pass each other, oh, it is a boy, it is a boy, like it was so scary. so i'm pretty sure they had the conversation with me because i was like no, ya

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