. >> once moss was growing up in miami, two officers stopped and frisked him and called him racial slurs andizzite the right there to become an officer himself. >> i wanted to my community better service than i was getting. >> the 23-year veteran of the miami police has been chosen in ferguson, missouri, to be their first time african-american police chief. torn apart, after the shooting of 18-year-old michael brown by darren wilson. it's not only to make sure, but a lot of the police officers are from the very community that they protect. >> whether brown was in the police department, only four african-american police officers were serving a prominently african-american city. the chief resigned, and a six-month department of justice investigation found that they used unreasonable force and used traffic stops to generate revenue for the city. >> change doesn't come easy, but i will be ready. >> delfrish moss will be challenged with the pd to one that's less adversarial and one that the community trusts. >> to communicate, i think that we stand a great chance of movinger forward. >> john

the a moss fear destabilize -- did the-- the atmosphere destabilizes.11, we are holding in the upper 40s in the burbs and low 50s in town and you saw snow west the divide. it will snow tomorrow friday divide. mostly cloudy tonight. breezy and chilly. showers by dawn. low temperatures in the 40s. upper 40s downtown. upper to mid-40s in the bushes. -- burbs. breaks in the clouds by 1. and we are 60 by then. next 7 days, behind the front we are much colder on friday. 56 and even colder on saturday with snow. 44. and there will be rain and snow. 49 on sunday and at least we have sunshine back up to 70 on monday but, the frontal boundary pushes through to give us warm air and showers at first and more showers tuesday and dry on wednesday and highs back into the mid-60s. >> all right top. >>> washington nationals home opener is tomorrow. see that game right here on wusa9. it's at the 3 for a special pregame show followed by first pitch at 4:05. >> well nats are about to be here but masters are here too. who will dawn the green jacket and become a household na

investors will be watching for key signals. , dan maes.now -- dan moss.e beginning of the are committed was 56% of traders somethinge would get by the time of this meeting and now, it is like at 0%. 56%?we really fallen by dan: there were two speeches that caught people's attention. by guys normally perceived to be dubs. doves. that is why this meeting is really interesting. do they choose to set something up for june or choke again? i think this will be a carefully written statement. betty: slightly hawkish? dan: the international pressures they've chosen to highlight, while they are not quite out of the woods, they do need to acknowledge that the worst-case international scenario has not come to pass. china is hanging in there from global financial conditions have eased. mega-a recession bearing down on us and oil is up off the floor. the brexit boat is just that's vote is ahe brexit boa week from the june meeting. are they closely watching the boj tomorrow? and the other big central bank, the ecb using as well? dan: the divergence seems to be about wha

. >> rene: did you add the moss?oma has been said to be the world's best. >> noma cook: this is a dish that takes twenty man-hours of work a day. >> anthony: and what we've heard outside of denmark is that rene sources his ingredients exclusively from the nordic region. mostly from within 60 miles of the restaurant. >> rene: get a better one than this. >> noma cook: we need a better vessel. quickly, come on. >> kitchen staff: yes chef! >> anthony: think about that. denmark is not exactly the mediterranean. summers are short. >> rene: service. >> anthony: what rene and crew started, what they're famous for, is foraging for ingredients. >> rene: reindeer moss with last year's harvest of sep mushrooms. >> anthony: and color me, dubious. >> alessandro: did you ever eat moss before? >> anthony: no. that is incredible. >> alessandro: wow. >> anthony: there's no way that this is going to look convincingly delicious on tv, but it is really delicious. alessandro porcelli is italian, living in denmark. he worked at noma before

farm because even though it's 120 miles from any navigable waters, the water from your peat moss farm could run into other water that could run into other water that 120 miles away would run into navigable waters. and look right here in the clean water act, it says we have the ability to regulate navigable waters. no reasonable person would believe that that's what navigable waters means. but that's the kind of thing we ask the supreme court to do. and it's not just what the court will do in the next seven mont months, even if somehow a nominee was -- began the process right now, i think the average has been about 54 days. and that -- that's the nine months it took to get to judge kennedy. it's the less than that it took to get to somebody else. but by the time you're through the 54 days, you're through most of the arguing period for this court anyway. and you're not supposed to participate in the decision if you didn't hear the argument. this is a lifetime appointment to the court. this is an appointment that has to be nominated by the president and approved by the senate and they bo

that's rory challands with that update from moss co. we will go to charles stratford. the syrian army preparing to launch an operation to retake allepo. can you tell me about the cross-border firing going on between turkey and syria? we sgoek the governor on the town where these authorities are describing as rockets landed. after 3 landed. he says at least 18 people have been wounded, 3 so he says seriously. it's interesting to point out that there has been a lot of isil movement across the border in that area in recent days. fsa fighters, free sir an army fighters told us in recent days they have lost a lot of ground in that area, a number of villages they had control of retaken by isil fighters. as you say, the turkish military saying they are responding to go these attacks. they say they are actually targeted isil fighters in these villages. what's also worrying, though, in the last couple of hours, we have seen video and seventeen people in kilis, protests among the turkish and we commissioned one of our contacts in allepo to shoot some footage for us. it seems ale

here is what moss had to say about the rest. the a lot of players are from the community they protect. in march. last year, following the it's routinely using force. and traffic stops to generate revenue for the city. change does not come easily. it will be tasked with changing the culture to one that is adversarial, and one that the community trusts. if we are transparent and listening. we think that we stand a chance of getting forward. >> chicago activists are furious after the police union hired the another charged with shooting la kwon mcdonald. officials say his job, as a janitor, is a way of giving the suspended officer final assistance. the shooting was cap toured on camera. >> the stars of u.s. women's soccer are speaking out against income inequality. five members say dispute generating revenue they are learning less. after a thrilling world cup win, the u.s. women's team was honoured with a ticker tape parade in new york city. more than 23 million viewers watched the game. making it the highest rated soccer match. tha

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veteran practice police officer moss will now lead the troubled police department.e is taking over more than a year and a half after the fatal shooting of an unarmed teenager michael brown. since brown's death, the department continues to face major backlash following the prolonged protest there that parked the black lives matter movement. moss says he looks forward to working with the community and also hopes to diversify department. >>> it is now 5:48. and back to our coverage of decision 2016. wisconsin voters weigh in on tuesday. polls show only 24% of wisconsin women now support the gop frontrunner. edward lawrence is live on capitol hill. donald trump may have a problem. >> reporter: donald trump is trying to get back his footing from the misstep that he had there. even governor john kasich is attacking donald trump which is something that the governor has not done. the other candidates sense an opening. donald trump is trying to back pedal from the comments that he made earlier. he head with the republican national committee yesterday, but he's in trouble wit

the amazing encounter captured by sanctuary cruises in moss landing harbor, it's rare to see dolphins in this area. but they started showing up along the monterey coast last year. it would have been a great day for whale watching. anything else with the clear skies. >> we'll do it again tomorrow. after that, we'll slowly cool down before actually tracking our next storm. wet weather to round out the work and school week. right now we of precipitation-free. outside we go. this is how it looks from the santa cruz cam. almost looks like mid-july out there. packed beach. warm temperatures. in the upper 70s. tomorrow we're tracking beach weather with the warm weather not going anywhere anytime soon. it is very warm in spots. hayward at 74 degrees right now. 70 in san carlos. concord sitting at a mild 70 degrees. san ramon just dropped to 65. san francisco right now very warm for this time of the night, checking in with a temperature of 68 degrees. tonight, mild out there. going to drop in the mid to low 50s in most spots under mainly clear skies. future tracker temperatures will show you m

curvaceous women represented by img, the same agency responsible for top models like gisele, kate moss. >> we say, if you're a model you're an img model. we opened up the conversation on diversity in the last two years. >> reporter: a conversation that led img models president ivan bart to create the curves division. the name pointedly rejecting the industry's plus-size label. ashley graham and marquita among the women who captured the attention of magazines and designers. >> when i saw how successful they are, how much revenue they generate, it opened our minds about how important this industry is right now. and how much opportunity there is. >> reporter: and the perfect opportunity to send a message to young girls about what is a healthy body size. girls like tessa embree, who this week sparked a similar conversation after writing a letter to her gym teacher refusing her assignment to calculate her body mass index, bmi. >> i am just beginning to love my body like i should and i'm not going to let some outdated calculator tell me i'm obese because i'm not. >> reporter: the eighth grad

absolutely when was the 6 moss month mark are we there yet. >> thank you, commissioner i'm hearing the simple request okay. commissioner. >> i want to ask when we review the k go about social media and what day do we have a date. >> i'm going to deter to the department i provided the draft to them. >> maybe we can schedule that next week for a meeting in may. >> okay and commissioner dejesus. >> so one of the things i want to talk about scheduling like the use of force it will come back on when it comes back back i ask we put that first or first so the community didn't have to sitter through the complete agenda to get to the points they come out so for the further put that first and handling that. >> the item that we think most of public is here for . >> correct. >> we can be flexible there are rules we follow but your point well-taken and as question look at the agendas we'll have at case by case analysis anything else from any other colleagues sergeant, next item. >> no now you've been patient time for matters through 2a through d you're welcome to come up anything we discussed from

. >> this were counter took place last week southwest of moss landing and it is require to see dolphins this because they prefer warmer ocean water. >> if you are in the market for a home unlike any other, how about living in a clock tower building in san francisco in soma on the market for the first time in 20 years. besides living behind four fully operational clock faces, the four level home has more than 3,000 square feet and sweeping views from a large deck. the cost? $8.5 million. >> well...get the fundraiser and you and by it. >> average highs today are from 15-18 degrees warmer than agency so we have a few reports possible. if you going to the game, at&t park, it will not be like normal look at this, 70s at 7 no strong breezes. the innocent through the central valley. the palm springs and upper 80s in chico and los angeles, 84 in san diego. monterey is 77. lake tahoe is 67. >> we are taking a look at the bay bridge, emeryville, making the way toward the bay bridge and traffic is flowing nicely and looking good. a solid stream of headlights westbound at 15 minutes and san francis

moss succeeds the interim chief suspended last august. >>> a baby is safely back with his mother afterylvania mall yesterday evening. a suspect befriended her at the mall, held her a moment while she took a phone call. then took the baby. he was arrested and charges against the women are still pending. >>> identity thieves, they are on the rise this year and state officials say many of them are after your tax returns. as state work to verify tax filings more closely, they say it may take longer than usual for you to get your return. >>> a runaway donkey led a wild police chase in arkansas last week. >> an april fool's joke? >> no, it's true. video to troprove it. got out of its yard. cornered the donkey getting him safely home. who has a pet donkey? >>> other news, welcoming a baby giraffe after a nearly 15-month pregnancy. yikes. >> poor mommy. >> yeah. >> the male calf born last saturday weighing in at, oh, 191 pounds standing 6'6". pretty cute, though. a little wobbly at first. >>> england's first gorilla born by c-section, taking care of the 7-month-old. >> great! >> i was thinking

major moss was a homicide detective in miami, florida.y found racism in ferguson's police department after a white officer killed an unarmed black teen in 2014. >>> "the new york times" reports a budget deal that gradually raises the state's minute wage to $15 an hour. new york is the second state to make the change, following california. the pay level will be reached by 2018 in new york city, but rises later in wealthy suburbs. >>> yahoo! sports says philadelphia will apologize to jackie robinson. robinson broke big league baseball's color barrier 69 years ago. some members of the phillies had threatened to boycott games against the dodgers. the city will honor robinson and apologize to his widow on april 15th. >>> "variety" reports that cirque de solei is suing justin timberlake. ♪ >> the performance company says timberlake's "don't hold the wall sample" from an original cirque song. "steel dream." the suit is looking for 800,000 in damages. >>> up next, amazon has an idea for delivery drones that will tell you to get out of the way. mo

the second best usually at moss wood park known nationally for some of the best street ballplayers in the country. >> this thing is air! oh!! ha ha ha! put it on air! >> reporter: today i had the bright idea to go out and talk to street ballplayers and get their take on the potential number 73. it was a slow day the kind of day when mom drops off the baby so dad can watch her in the middle of a game. >> warriors? i don't like the warriors. tried out for the team. they did not pick me up. [ pause ] >> reporter: casey vaughn is a joker. really a warriors fan. >> oh, yeah they gonna get the record and they gonna win the championship. >> reporter: has this changed basketball around here? >> yes. we all shoot threes. >> reporter: courier and the warriors did change street basketball. didn't see anything on [ indiscernible ] >> i feel like the warriors really got that from us. >> reporter: small ball is when smaller faster better shooting players take the court. that's the warriors' way. and could i do the story without taking one fantasy shot? >> that's money. >> curry, how does he do it!

the hiring of del risch moss puts a black man in charge of a mostly white department.erguson has a majority african-american population. the ferguson police and the municipal court system came under heavy criticismfuling the shooting of michael >>> and a new development in the case of an oklahoma reserve deputy who shot and killed a suspect during a drug operation. he said he thought his gun was his taser. he now faces trial. new video sheds light on the incident. here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: a raid on a suspected drug house. >> what do i do? >> everything. >> reporter: in police body camera video obtained by the frontier news, you can see former reserve deputy robert bates as he talks to the handcuffed suspect he is sured by a fellow deputy. >> what are you plooning about? what's hurting? what's hurting? >> reporter: at this point, bates appears to have drawn both his taser and his handgun significant because just three weeks later. >> stop right here. stop right here. >> reporter: bates would shoot and kill 44-year-old eric harris during an undercover s

chp officers found the sea lion wandering by the moss landing power plant right there on highway 1 early 30 minutes north of monterey. animal workers took the sea lion to sausalito's mammal center before it's released. >> a royal visit in nepg for president obama and the first lady. >> and it's pretty obvious who they were here to see. prince george captured the heart of the president. we're back in a moment. ==anim== ==take v >>> coming up tonight at 6:00, it didn't go quite as planned. we're continuing to follow the derailment of a new b.a.r.t. train test car in the east bay. that's up tonight at 6:00 after "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> the president and first lady are visiting the loyals. they're in london to celebrate queen elizabeth's 90th birthday. the obamas met with the queen at kensington palace and then grabbed dinner with prince harry, prince william, and the duchess. it's all part of the president's three-day visit to the uk. here is the showstopper. prince george also made a special appearance. there he is. the little guy, well, he thanked mr. and mrs. obama for h

brandon moss, back to back on two pitches to make it 3-0 on just three swings of the bat. jeremy hazel baker, a three-run shot, his final line was ugly. six earned runs in five innings, the worst number, four homers allowed. the yankees get drilled # 9-1. miller who suffered a chip fracture in his right wrist yesterday will pitch through the injury since it occurred on his nonthrowing hand. however, he will still visit with a hand specialist. but mitchell will miss three months with a fractured toe. before heading to k.c. the mets made a stop in las vegas to play the cubs. manager joe madden shows why he's in mid season form with the cubs running the safety squeeze to perfection as jason hay ward slides in ahead of the tag. 5-1 the final. this could be a preview of an nlcs rematch. and finally, if you thought the nets were upsetting the think again. lebron james made sure of that. the king had 24. as cleveland rolls over brooklyn 107-87. they wonder why they call him the king. >> he's lightning fast, that's for sure. >> that was pretty powerful. >> don't get in his way, sibila. >> all

can deeda moss is a professor of theology at the university of notre dame. >> what was surprising about the document was how pragmatic it was. he tackled smooshz marriage counselors wouldn't address, like being attracted to people outside of your marriage and diminishing attraction to one another as people age. >> reporter: many had hoped that the pope would push further when it comes to issues like expanding the role of women in the church. pope francis is often seen as a liberal reformer, but with no real change in church doctrine, we may be seeing more of a juggling act than real reform. j.b. >> brown: seth doane at the vatican. thank you. the falcon has landed, making one giant leap for s the company, founded by billionaire elon musk, launched a shipment to the space station today. but the big news is spacex, for the first time, landed its first stage falcon 9 rocket on a floating platform in the atlantic. that's a major step toward making its rockets reusable. and in a month of heavy rain put a dent in california's historic drought? and steve hartman libraries if a promise can be k

miami police major moss will mo join the force after the the department and ferguson'sergu court system were both cited c for racial bias in a justice department review. the overhaul comes after racial unrest after the 2014 t 2 fatal shooting of michael brown. >>> last night president obamaba played host to world leaders lea who met at the white house forae a working dinner during ther dug nuclear security summit.mit. mr. obama sat next to the prime minister of india and and president of china. china this is the fourth summit of world powers gathered byd po president obama to discussdi nuclear issues.nuear the fifth one focusing on focusn nukes out of the hands of extremists.ists today there will be morethll b meetings and later thisater afternoon president obama willed hold al press conference.onfenc >>> still ahead still feeling f those bumpy rides to work? rid well, there's some good newsomgs about it. asphalt is on the way.alt isn th we're going to tell you whatl yw you can start doing today to get those bumpy holes all hol al filled. >> ♪ >> ♪ >>> live look outside rightve l now at

i it blew up a weapons facility outfields moss sill. equipment to iraq. >> the lighting of the olympic torch in greece. the torch with central through greece and switzerland on the way to reyou where the summer games kick off in august. >>> check oughts this massive dust devil take over a college softball game in virginia. forecasters say their usually pretty harmless. more annoying than anything else. news continues right after this. ♪ raspberry beret. ♪ the kind you find in a second-hand store. ♪ raspberry beret. ♪ wouldn't wear it. ♪ raspberry beret. ♪ i love her. ♪ built like she was. ♪ don't plan to do her any harm. ♪ i put on the back of my spike. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ she wore a raspberry beret, the kind you found in a second-hand store. ♪ raspberry beret ♪ raspberry beret. ♪ i think i love her >> i think i love her. from the 1985 album holiday around the world in a day hit hit number two on the billboard chart in the united states. prince died at his paisley park estate in minnesota just outside minneapolis. a live look at the home right no

. >> bradley moss, even if no actionable recommendation comes out of the fbi investigation, even if james suggests to the attorney general that he not prosecute the former secretary of state. is it likely that people are going to play the game differently in washington from now on? >> in terms of how they handle communications at the senior level? you would hope so. we learned the secretary of defense was still using private email to handle communications. but i would hope comes out of this, no matter if she is indicted or becomes president or not is that the senior level for cabinet officials finally grasps the idea that just because you are at that level, you sign the same agreements as all of the rank and file, and you can still be held accountable. personally, the only way in which i see hillary clinton getting indicted is if in the 20 or so odd emails that have not been published, if any of those emails contain classified information that we know were born classified, if someone had put information in those emails, sent it to hillary clinton and she should have known and should have

dell rish moss is now in charge of the st. louis sub he shall after the 2014 shooting of michael brown. >> you can't tell me you can only find four african americans in a department that has 70 people. i don't think it's a challenge miami has not prepared before. >> he was chosen from a group of 54 possible candidates. he leaves behind a decade's long legacy of staunch police work and community service in miami. >> a new voice is joining fox news radio. willie robertson is signing on for a new podcast focusing on faith and family issues. the willie robinson podcast will feature celebrity guest interviews and debuts on april 4th. >> i will watch it. >> the o.j. simpson case, the powerful people behind it showing he is isn't. -- he is innocent. >> it was controversial campaign. >> everybody knows it is obama's fault. he voted him into president. he gave us the phones. >> he is doing more. the big government program about to hand out a lot more than just free phones. if you're going to make a statement... make sure it's an intell

. >> let me go to ken moss in the far back. we'll make this one the last question. >> thank you very much, nick. ken moss, retired here in bloomington, taught a number of years in the national defense university. first, a very brief comment that's already partly been amplified. foreign governments and foreign audiences study these u.s. national security documents. they read them like romans read end trails. and to some extent, almost to a point that is distressing. and i'll leave it at that. i can tell personal stories, as certainly a number of the people on the panel can. i'd like to pick up on a point that general republicnuart has d to in part, and i guess link it in the relation to the program and the relationship between this process, the national security strategy process, and the academy at large. there is an argument often made that our national security process within government has become so absorbed by the daily momentum of events and demands that there is not much long-term thinking, and that the long-term thinking,

. >> you know, in south carolina our state bird is the moss dittditt mosquito. >> so i need to be coveredu will die now. prepare to meet your maker. ♪ ♪ >> here's the thing about hunting. the likelihood of me successfully shooting even the stun iedest animal on camera are about the same as adam sandler making a good movie. basically, a magical unicorn is going to land in front of me and shower me with candy and vibing kin vicodins before i shoot a freakin' turkey on camera. that shot you heard was me shooting a producer in the calf and telling him to hobble over to the piggly wiggly for a frozen gobbler before he bleeds out. look. i'm not hunting in borneo. i'm dispatching. i don't enjoy killing or torturing animal, but on the other hand, it's a pig. it's delicious. the whole village is going to eat it and you hand me awe spear and say honored guest, it's up to you. i'll do the job with a minimum of force and pain. i mean, who wouldn't? well, you i guess. ♪ ♪ >> we will eat pork and unfortunately, that means, a pig must die. ♪ ♪ >> more awkwardly, custom and my personal history in this vi

>> so last year colorado lawmakers proposed giving native americans power to ban high school moss scotts comply would be fined $25,000 a month. so the governor thought that was a little extreme so he created a commission that come up with a compromise. yesterday they did. any school that uses an american indian mascot image or name should change it unless the school gets a federally recognized tribe's approval. >> native american scouts were paid and by being stained in their own blood, being redskins, and actually have be a bounty paid for those scalps that was something that's been very offensive. >> so 30 schools in colorado use indian names or mascot, including the lamar high savages and eaton reds who mascot is a caricature of an indian wearing a loin cloth. the community favors keeping the logo, although one student in lamar sided with critics saying, "native americans were persecuted for so many years. for us to have the nerve to continue to having mat scott just hurts the soul. others consider this political correctness on steroids. nationwide there are 3,000 sports teams that re

one of the strangest chance meetings on the morning of the assassination happened to helen moss and her sister-in-law. took a stroll down pennsylvania avenue and met john wilkes booth and shook hands with him. then they walked two more blocks to the white house to the where they meton president lincoln and shook hands with him. they were wearing those flowers in their hair that night when they heard john wilkes booth shot president lincoln. on in thelse is going world, we all still fret about our own situations in our children and our families. the young soldier named john ramsey came barreling through ford's very narrow lobby, just as the president's bearers were struggling to carry him out of the theater. ramses wiped the president's face with his cuff. may hearts was very shaken by the assassination, but could not help but notice that the theater treasurer, harry ford, had a six stack of pay envelopes in his coat pocket. a mental note to make sure she got her pay, because she really needed the $20. it was her first year in the theater. harry offered to walk her back to her hotel. in

ken moss, retired here at bloomington, taught a number of years in the national defense university. first, a very brief comment that's already partly been amplified. foreign governments and foreign audiences study these u.s. national security documents. they read them. and to some extent almost to a point that is distressing. and i'll leave it at that. i can tell personal stories as certainly a number of people on the panel can. i would like to pick up on a point that the general has pointed to in part about the relationship between you might say this process, the national security strategy process, and the academy at large. there is an argument often made that our national security process within government has become so absorbed by the daily momentum of events and demands that there is no much long term thinking. and that the long-term thinking, in effect -- and i'm trying to say this as succinctly as possible, is increasingly being outsourced in effect to the think tanks. that's where you have to go if you are going to get longer term visionary thinking that is beyond the four or

so we are living in moss point at the time, he moved us from one side of time to the other.e're the third african-american family that moved into this nice neighborhood on the hill. we went to a better school system, much more disciplined, did not have as many distractions. we went to an integrated school, relatively because mosques point was predominantly black. the paper mill in the porgy plant. we had to do with the periodic layoffs and i had some wonderful teachers. i sister graduated valedictorian of the high school. i wanted to leave home because i had a contentious relationship with my dad. >> tough love. >> yes. so i went to summer science program, i lied on the application of that i wanted to be a dr.. and this shows you how beautiful these are, i went into the office of the dean of admissions at that time. i sat down and i said i'm going to convince you not to send me home. and for 30 - 40 minutes i sat there told him him why he should admit me. i walked out of that office with a scholarship. my mother put me on a bus with a powder blue suitcase on a greyhound bus.

now, john ray moss says the rink is in danger of melting away for retail. >> reporter: in the 1970s, where san mateo's bridge point shopping center now sits, there used to be an indoor mall, with its own skating rink. it was so popular when developers for it down to bull the current center, the city requires them to include a skating rink in the plans. >> it was the benefit to the community, which allowed the entire shopping center to be built. >> reporter: the new ice rink was a favorite spot for skaters in the ream gone, but not -- region, but not popular with the company that bought it in 2005. so in 2013, when the rink operators's lease was up, spi kicked them out and shut the place down. it turns out the zoning requires a rink here, but not that it be open. >> they have to have a rink, but they don't have to operate it? >> exactly. it's ridiculous, it was the obvious will of the previous city council who put the restriction in place to have an operating rink. >> reporter: we couldn't reach anybody at spi, but last december a representative gave the planning commission this expla

the amazing encounter was captured by sanctuary cruises southwest of moss landing harbor.is rare to see dolphins. they prefer the warmer ocean water. they started to show up along the monterey coast last year. >>> let's check the forecast now and here is drew. >> we are in store for another warm day. likely more records will beset. live doppler 7hd and we are rain-free under clear skies and we continue to be very warm as we approach the midnight hour. still in the 60. 68 in hayward. a warm 64 in downtown san francisco. oakland 63. we are still at 70 degrees in the south bay. the coolest spot on our map is nasa at 54 degrees. it will be another mild night. plenty of stars and clear skies. you can see most spots will drop into the midand low 50s. but it will only be a quick low 50 to mid50 temperature reading. the future tracker temperature shows by 8:00 in the morning we are into the low 60s in a lot of spots. by lunchtime you are thinking of going outside and it will be a nice looking day. we are warming up to the low and mid70s. our warmest spot in the low 80s. by the aft

dell moss of the miami police department has been handed the job. to the miami police chief. >>> here is what is coming up on "new day." michaela pereira here to join us. good to see you. >> is there any rumor it is truth to friday? >> it is friday, but it is also april fool's day. >> we have a big show ahead. the donald trump campaign trying to contain the damage from the week they would like to forget. trump huddling with rnc leaders behind closed doors. will trump's stumbles affect him going forward? >>> and why hillary clinton is sick of the sanders' campaign lying about her. we will talk to the campaigns about this. >>> there is an issue brewing over the worst religious freedom bill yet. we will hear from both sides. we will have more on this friday. >> and the first day of the second quarter. >> i love it. you always help me out. >>> the stock market facing a big test on the first trading day of q-2. we get an early start on your money next. ok team, what if 30,000 people download the new app? we're good. okay... what if a million people downl

. >> that is the circle of life moment, sorry, kids, this took place last week southwest of moss lande a pod of orcas met up with a pod of dolphins. it is rare to see dolphins there because they usually prefer warmer ocean water. >> if you are in the market for a home unlike any other, how about living in a clock tower? the pent house of the clock tower building in san francisco soma is on the market for first time in 10 years. the pictures of from south bays, besides living behind four operational clock faces the whom has 3,000 square feet at a of $8.5. >> i was with you until the confident. >> million. >> million. >> that is a tagger. >> 62 at mount tamalpais with wind at 5-8 miles per hour. 15-18 above average in san jose and oakland an area that will feel record high temperatures. at game tomorrow, not at&t at 7:15, 70 degrees and dropping to 61 with a light breeze. 90s from sacramento and fresno through palm develops and upper 80s in los angeles and chico and 67 in lake tahoe. sue? >> traffic is building through walnut creek and sluggish to 24. if you continue on southbound 680 w

moss criminal justice center looks like any other office building in couple examine the tulsa county jail, on any given day, about 1800 men and women are incarcerated here. most are only accused of crimes and awaiting trial at the resolution of the cases. since that could range from days to year, jail officials say they strive to make the stay as comfortable as reasonably possible. >> we know you're in jail, you know you're in jail, why can't you have a chair that's comfortable to sit in while you're watching tv? why can't you have access to hot and cold water, access to food so you can snack and all of the necessities, but on top of that, because of the way we design our facility, inmates can leave their housing unit unescorted, people ask why all the time. why did you do that? my response is, why not? if we are going to let human beings maintain dignity, why not? you give to them until they prove they don't deserve it, then you take it away. and that's what we do. >> when inmates don't follow the rules, much is taken away. they're locked in sparse, sprinkled prison segregation cell

ethan mosses mom did not know his grandfather had a gun in his truck.harges of not securing a firearm but it's not clear if the say the attorney's office will prosecute. ethan's parents say they are just grateful their little boy is home and healthy. (horn blaring). >>> look at that dramatic new video shows a cruise ship slamming into a sea wall there near its dock in san diego. you can even see a woman with a cane getting out of the way with just seconds to spare. the 150-foot cruise boat crashed into that wall on thursday. at least three passengers on board were hurt. investigators are blaming a mechanical malfunction. >>> new research reveals that women do the majority of their online shopping late friday name why are so many more women likely to click buy at that time? ♪ >>> a trim, shave and line it up. the typical regimen for most men but for million of african-american it can be a nightmare ending with painful razor bumps or even worse. not enough forgetting help before the damage is permanent leaving scars. >> one doctor' as approach can be all

. >> this moss is hard to kill with insecticides and it's becoming more and more resistant. we need new ways to control the population. one of the ways is to use genetically modified mosquitoes. >> the idea is getting new urgency with the zika outbreak. brazil reds the mosquitoes and saw an 80% drop in their population. now, the f.d.a. is considering whether to make a subdivision near key west the first testing ground in the u.s. some neighbors there are fiercely fighting it. >> we don't really feel like it's necessary, and that is mess, nature and messing with the choice of the people. >> homeowners worry they'll be guinea pigs to an idea they feel needs more study. >> this is something that i'm not going to have a chase about. i don't got the opportunities to i don't want that genetically modified mosquito to inject it's d.n.a. into my body. the fear is nobody has any idea. >> the company said the fears are unjustified, it only intends to release males, which don't bite. in early reviews, the f.d.a. said they don't pose a threat to people or the environment. >> we need to

. >> mallory moss has more to keep it off the shelves. >> it's a live deadly handgun. >>reporter: it's the size of a smartphone. >> why would we want to make it easier for criminals or terrorist like those who attacked paris and brussels to reek havoc and do us harm. this sinister weapon can do just that. it's a plays i can replica of what the gun shumer say it poses a threat to kids, adults -- he says it could already be illegal for two reasons. >> under the national firearms act, a law on the books, guns that can easily be concealed because they look like an everyday objector typically considered illegal. by the way, there's another undetectable statute in our law. it says a weapon like this might be illegal if it can't be identified through an x-ray man. >> kel is the -- the company planning to sell the double barrel 38 caliber. >> we're split on gun, anti-gun and a liberal conservative. there's people that would take serious issue in a work place or some where else to see a gun on you. it gives people an to >> senator shumer says a bigger conversation needs to be h

moss criminal justice center, better known as the tulsa county jail. >> another day in paradise. >> most of the 1,800 men and women incarcerated here have only been charged with crimes and are awaiting trial of the resolution of their cases. but newly arrived james maxwell is an exception. he's not only a convict, but is as familiar to staff and inmates here as the turbulent storms that precede most any twister. >> james steven maxwell, he could be considered somewhat of a legend around here. some of the inmays may look up to him. they give him a lot of respect. he really upholds what they're going to call the outlaw dance with law enforcement. >> jimmy maxwell. jimmy's a legend in the department of corrections of oklahoma. he's a tough guy. he wouldn't want to be messed with, for sure. good guy. good heart. but if you cross him, he's going to be strong. >> that man is 74-2 in the boxing ring in the penitentiary behind the fence. >> 74-2? >> 74-2 is his record. >> maxwell has spent most of his adult life behind bars, did not earn his reputation solely through fighting. >> he's got a hist

they know they have this sort of a an moss fee -- animosity toward wildcats, it seems to a certain degreemp has as much claim to bernie sanders voter as hillary clinton. >> yes that will be key attracting young people but also independent voters. i think that democrats expects if donald trump is nominee there will be so much enthusiasm against him they will turn out for her, but problem for clinton, she still engaged in this primary. sanders lost new york but he is pledging to continue, and raised so much money, and so, this i think this will go on for a little bit longer that prolongs her pivot to his supporters. charles: ryan. he is taking a break, not from campaign, maybe just physically exhausted and somewhat disappointed. there is some realization in his body he can't win it but he wants to be a part. >> he will win more states in the future. there are more midwest everyone caucuses. but, at same time, he is probably not going to win. i have been to bernie rallies for months, it was one out of every ten saying i'm not voting for hillary, now it four out of ten, he has shamed her, he

selling drugs and everything.and eve they just made eight betterightt commune n i mean that's why moss do.hat t >> reporter: in fact there wastw a daytime murder on this corneri just about a week ago. a turf battle among drug dealere they say. >> the government -- city c government they just talk, youal know. they just -- they talk good butt they nothing but talk. i've license living here forty seven years in baltimore.ars i've come from cuba, and a baltimore is getting worse andoa worse.rs >> reporter: we met julioul valez the chicken place is under new ownership.ow >> it's a cycle.>> i that's what it's about.s abo it's a cycle.. the city government they not thn going to do nothing about it. they talk that's what they do, d just talk. >> reporter: the office of o outgoing mayor stephanietean rollings blake yes, there was ys damage but the city is recove recovering. they say 93% of the businesseses that were damaged during the unrest have now reopened. >>> in west baltimore, bob bob barnard, fox5 local news. >>> now to follow up on ann an investigation involving a manvig who died last

. >> reporter: but making sure those resources remain available through the summer moss could be easieraid than done. congress left town for a week long break without coming to an agreement on an emergency funding bill to battle the vir virus. republicans and democrats both blaming each other for the lack of couldn't centos. >> our friends across the aisle have requested a $1.9 billion blank check. they haven't told us what the blank for the use of the funds is. >> reporter: white house now urging both sides to come together on the $1.9 billion bill as soon as possible. noting zika has already been ruled a public health emergency and time is running out to contain it. >> there's no reason that this should get bogged down in the kind of political games man ship that republicans for some reason seem to delight in. >> reporter: health officials say all it take in this much. a bottle cap full of water for the disease spreading mosquito to lay eggs and 35. >>> in miami, dade counsel too, phil keating, fox news. >>> a local woman is about to pound the pavement in the broad street runout but t

they are showing up between santa cruz and moss landing. kpix 5's len ramirez in seacliff where there's a grown concern for marine life. >> reporter: i'm actually holding one of the little things between my fingers. you can hardly see it. they are about the size of a baby aspirin or low dose aspirin and i picked this up from the beach right down below me here in santa cruz county. the main concern, you know, you wouldn't think that something like this would be that much of a threat. but the concern is how they are getting into the food chain. it only takes a few minutes to find the newest environmental threat on monterey bay beaches. they are tiny plastic pellets called nerdles. but they are becoming a big problem. >> nerdles is a first for us. people probably mistake them for a pebble for a grain of sand for something that they don't think is human made. they have been all around the monterey bay. >> reporter: nurdles are what is used to make plastic products. billions and billions are shipped all over the world. but when they get loose in