to a historian, much more than allan nevins and john kennedy, profile and courage. that's david donald. johnson was considered a good president. for the american heritage, he wrote an essay called hawaii they impeach andrew johnson. and donald detail how his ineptitude destroyed any chance of bringing the nation together in a way that would have brought justice to the south and african-americans. his voice doesn't get hurt as much as it should. -- inn was in different different. he never learned the president could not afford to be a quarrel coral --al -- quarreler. johnson continued to make speeches from the white house. all too often, he spoke xm previously and dutch extemporaneously -- extemporaneously and provoke tacklers. you never learned the president must function as a party leader. while making up his mind, he seemed receptive to all ideas. when he made a decision, his mind was closed and he defended his course as a weasel. as charles sumner put it, no longer sympathetic, he was harsh, petulant, and unreasonable. andise, publicity, persuasion could create a

pat nevin, great to have you with us. let's get the weather now. we have had thunderstorms lurking.ill turn drier and a little bit warmer as well. i want to emphasise the word dry because there will be some showers around on saturday. on the early hours of saturday, you can see across some parts of eastern britain. as we head into saturday morning, a chilly start with some sunshine for many of us. again, showers are expected anywhere from say the north—east of england into eastern parts. down into lincolnshire and the south—east. many western area should have a fine day. cardiff and newcastle should get to 1a. on sunday will be dry across the uk. there won't be any showers. temperatures will be higher and the chance for those temperatures to rise will continue into the week ahead. this is bbc news. the headlines... uk economy gets a boost from stockpiling ahead of brexit — with gdp figures showing a growth of 0.5% in the first quarter. jail for two detectives described as lazy, who were having an affair and couldn't be bothered to investigate allegations of child abuse. donald trump

dan nevins's unit was deployed when a roadside bomb blew up under his arm vehicle. >> my helmet came apart into pieces and i have. >> reporter: besides a brain injury he lost both legs and his life was plunged into darkness. the wounded warrior project up to get back into life, participating in sports like golf and mountain climb. it was a reluctant exposure to yoga with this mental discipline that really changed how he coped with the world. the voice that popped up in my head, limited and constrained me in my whole life. it happened right if d juat voice on my yoga mat i can address it in my whole life. a huge game changer for me. >> he became a yoga instructor and is class today like his life took a sudden turn when the rain began to fall. keeping with his theme of resilience, the group moved to a nearby studio and carried out. >> lift all 10 toes off the mat. spread your toes. >> yoga was able to calm the psyche. something many veterans have a hard time doing so you strupp runs a ptsd clinic for veterans. she says after training their minds to be costly on guard for danger, someth

dan nevins was deployed in iraq when he lost both legs to a roadside bomb in 2004. his life was plunged into darkness but the wounded warrior project helped him get it back. participating in golf and mountain climbing it was still his exposure to yoga and its metal discipline that really changed how he coped with the world. >> the voice that popped up in my head happened right there. if i can address the voice on my yoga mat i could address it in my whole life. >> he became a yoga instructor and says he was able to calm his psyche. it is something many veterans have a hard time doing. he also serves as a motivational speaker. he says he would not trade this life that he loves even if it meant getting his legs back. >> united airlines believes it is time for a new look. is out with the old and with more blue paint. the company is changing its delivery. even flying art has critics. >> when united airlines brought up the lights on its new look it was a change years in the making. over 9 days the old paint was stripped away and the new look came to life things to 134 ga

dan nevins was deployed in iraq when he lost both legs to a road side ffa brain injury.ior project rev participated in sports like golf and mountain climbing but he says that it was his exposure to yoga and its mental discipline that really changed how he coped with the world. >> that voice that popped up in my head, that limited and constrained me my whole life happened right there and if you can address those -- that voice on my yoga mat, then i could address it out in my whole life. >> now nevins is a yoga instructor in santa rosa, just yesterday he taught a class inspired by a troubling statistic, every day 22 veterans take their own lives. he says that yoga was able to calm his psyche, something many veterans have a hard time doing. >>> 5:38 this morning. a shocking number of americans can't afford unexpected expenses. diane king hall has that story and more in today's money watch report. >> reporter: it's not just companies that are expected to feel the brunt of the u.s.- china trade war. according to the federal reserve, bank of new york the latest round of tariff

to keep the peace or not to be bothered a little bit longer when as he's come to one of 5 years ago nevin how widespread would she have predicted that one day should be the head of the country's largest plastic recycling film environment 360 is a mixture of n.g.o.s and company and income is re-invested in new programs last year we were cycled right at 150 or so tonnes of plastics not think about 200 tonnes of paper with is this essentially was able to support all 43 schools on our recycling program we employ 13 people at environment 360 so 10 of those have actually been paid for. the rest cycling services. this is a 10 minute town a poor settlement outside a car that has a container port on one side and industrial park on the other this is where environment 360 has sent copies fasts recycling center throughout the day i steady stream of people brings materials they have gathered in their districts here for sorting and weigh up to 5 tons of plastic come out of the company pays by kilo caution and interesting rule is make 10 minute a plastic a plastic waste free community everywhere you go

shootings happening at the 2400 block of esmon daf near the wendell playground and also at first and nevin. the shootings happening at 10:00 p.m. awful them happening in an hour and a half of each other. there were no additional details given on those other two shootings but we did get a chance to speak to residents at that cypress pines apartment complex as well as those who live nearby about the shooting. >> scary. very scary. then not to hear nothing. it's right close to my door and i didn't hear nothing. >> yeah, i'm scared. i have a 16-year-old daughter and i want to feel safe in my home and at the moment now i don't. >> all i heard was when i was coming to the front gate about 10:00, heard about five, six shots. they sounded like firecrackers. and of course i just go running to go check on my kids because they were inside the house. that's about all we heard. and then next thing you know there were sirens. >> reporter: no suspects have been arrested when this comes to these three shootings that are under investigation by richmond police. of course if you have any information to help

the second at 10:36 at first and nevin. a third near south 47th street at 11:00. wounded where police were seen searching a white van. 30 minutes later another person was shot in the iron triangle neighborhood. police were called to 47th where investigators say a man was shot in the parking lot of an apartment complex. dozens of shell casings were scattered on the ground. >> i'm scared. i have 15-year-old daughter and i want to feel safe in my home and i don't. >> the shots sounded like firecrackers. i ran to check on my kids inside the house. >> a car was towed from the scene. investigators say there are no suspects in custody. felicity huffman pleaded guilty today with charges related to a bribery scandal. the 56-year-old appeared at the u.s. district court in boston as he entered the plea to mail fraud and conspiracy to commit mail fraud. she paid $15,000 to have her daughters sat answers corrected to improve her score. prosecutors are recommending she be sentenced to four months behind bars and pay a $20,000 fine. >>> it looks like were going to get a little r

that was first street and nevin. it was one of three shootings that took place overnight. this was the third shooting in the overnight that happened last night. those are the details we're getting. they are still looking for suspects. >>> new legal trowel for wikileaks founder julian assange. sweden's top prosecutor will resume. prosecutors dropped the case as authorities became frustrated in trying to extradite assange. they are announcing plans to request extradition even though the u.s. is making a similar request. they have to decide which request takes precedent. >> 6:33. we reported on california's crumbling infrastructures before. now for you this morning, the state is failing in critical areas. >> "today in the bay" kris sanchez joins us live from san jose with where we are seeing some of the trouble spots. kris? >> reporter: hi there, laura and marcus. the state gets an overall passing grade from the american society of civil engineers. but there definitely is a lot of room for improvement. california gets one of its lowest grades on this report card in regard to

then another call in the iron triangle at 1st and nevin. one person there was shot. the third call came in around 11:30 to the apartment on 47th street for another gunshot victim. >> it is a very stressful situation for the officers because they are trying to patrol the streets of richmond and when you have three separate shootings within a short period of time it really stresses the staffing. >> the victims were all taken to area hospitals to be treated for their injuries. police are still investigating the motive behind each incident. >> i have been nervous because we have a lot of kids in here and we haven't really had anything happen here. >> reporter: alyssa harrington, fox 2 news. >>> a san francisco man is in custody accused to lying police about his young daughter being kidnapped. he parked his car in oakland about 8:00 saturday night. he said he left his three-year- old in the back seat when he went into a store and when he came out the car and the girl were gone. that triggered an amber alert with fbi agents searching for the girl. now they say the girl was

somebody was shot on first and nevin. police are investigating the motive for the shooting. they say they do not appear to be related. i asked the lieutenant why he thinks they are not related and he could not give me that information at this time but said based on what they found out so far it appears the work these were all separate and happened to happen close to each other. again, made it a very difficult and challenging night for officers. the scene is clear and we do not have an update on the condition of the victim. >> thank you alyssa. tonight there will be a vigil in san francisco demanding safety where a man died saturday night after he was hit by a golden gate transit bus. it is the third pedestrian death in the tenderloin so far this year and the eighth in san francisco. and happened blocks from the home of supervisor matt haney who says the intersection is dangerous partly because the building at the corner blocks the view of drivers. >> 2 weeks ago the city made changes just a block away at another intersection requiring all the traffic at golden gate and leave

the second shooting happened near 1st and nevin. in total four people were shot and wounded.nt police say none of the shootings appear to be related. >>> caltrain is back on track literally. earlier today one of the trains came off the tracks in san jose right near the s.a.p. center. you see the crews working to get it back on the rails. the derailment caused delays systemwide into the afternoon but nobody was hurt. caltrain is still trying to determine why the train got off the tracks. >>> state lawmakers are hoping a new bill can curb the measles outbreak. the goal is to cut down on the number of made up medical exemptions to california's mandatory vaccine law. the bill would require doctors to submit requests to the california department of health. the agency would then have to approve the exemption request. the bill is headed for a key committee vote in the state capitol. supporters say the bill is critical given the recent nationwide measles outbreak. >>> the hot ticket and hot item in san jose and oakland and everywhere in the bay area. the sharks and warriors. a word o

i'll name some, captain denise flaherty from training, lieutenant mike nevin and assisted by officer woods and then sergeant menor and krudo, who have helped with the e.c.w. review board. that team has been working pretty much since the policy went through the commission on infrastructure, updating the use of force forms, beginning the draft on the e.c.w. review board to go through the working group. establish the criteria, going through the working group, establish a review process on e.c.w. reviews in terms of use of force and then establishing the training. so, i'll give some brief highlights where we were on each one of those. infrastructure, we have established what's needed in terms of docks, batteries, docking ports at the stations in order to support the e.c.w. with the infrastructure. we have not extended any funding on any of this yet. and the funding is still on reserve by the board of supervisors, but we have established what the needs and the costs are. as far as the use of force forms, when we implement e.c.w., they will need to be updated. we have created new forms wit

have a long way to go but one the weird comforts of researching this, for instance -- balboa meets a nevin toupbterred before in panama and apparently a bunch of guys earing skirt-like clothes and power eems to be a struggle in the native people see hey see the spaniards them in skirts, they are span yar yards he span yards put dogs on them and kill them. think it wouldn't happen now. people wouldn't be so naive and i will kill these people. from a different point of view it was so bad then better now. i don't know if that is cold comfort maybe. charles: maybe there is some duality of energy. i don't want to be a mexican but at the same time repulsed by mexico and wanting calls and this mexican food. polo would tell you before they speak to each other eat even other and even the miss food that this an tight to ave an desror the world -- devour the orld at the same time over dinner we carry on with these announcements of armageddon. to me the sense -- there's a real problem of illegal immigration and much with i had to do kwrobgt policies -- idiotic of mexican government to effectively disp

dan nevins was deployed in iraq when he lost both legs to a road side bomb in 2004.ed warrior project helped nim had his recovery which included sports like golf and mountain climbing but it was yoga and its mental discipline that changed how he coped with what he had been through. >> the voice that popped up in my head, that thwarted, limited and constrained me in my whole life happened right there and if you can address that voice on my yoga mat, then i can address it out of my whole life. >> he became a yoga instructor and serves as a motivational speaker these days. he says he wouldn't trade this life that he loves even if it meant getting his legs back. >>> 6:52. park visitors are forced to scramble for safety after shooting at one of san francisco's most popular outdoor hangouts. >>> plus three teenagers are noatended here in antioch. >>> and on cbs this morning, the unbelievable story of survivor. hear from the rescuers who found a hiker trapped for 17 days. she had a broken leg. we love this girl. >>> for those off work this memorial day, lucky you, we will h

the third shooting location in the iron triangle on first and nevin. that shooting happen and the same timeframe, within 90 minutes. this made it difficult for police. >> it is a very stressful situation for officers because they are trying to patrol the streets of richmond and when you have three separate shootings within a short period of time, it stresses the staffing. >> reporter: there are homes nearby and this is an occupied apartment complex. police say nobody else was injured. they have no updates on the condition of those victims. ktvu fox2 news. >>> a san francisco man is accused of lying to police about his young daughter being a kidnap victim. he told police he parked in oakland at 8:00 on saturday night and said he left his three-year-old daughter in the backseat. he says when he came out the car and the girl work on. that triggered an amber alert which included fbi agents searching for the girl. the little girl who had been with her father earlier was actually with her mother and not in the car when it was stolen. >> investigators learned

. -- el segundo entre la avenida "nevin" y la calle "primera" estas imagenes son del complejo de apartamentos--segn los bomberos el siniestro comenz ayer alrededor de las 3:30 de la tarde sobre la cuadra 6-mil de la calle "mission" y "liebig" -- tras una investigacin preliminar ellos creen que todo comenz en la cocina de una unidad. --- 13 personas se quedaron sin hogar.. -- sabemos que la cruz rojas esta ayudando a las familias de las 3 unidas daÑadas y nos dicen que nadie result herido. ---este nuevo video de vigilancia muestra al sospechoso del robo de un mercedes plateado en oakland, en un caso que desencadeno una alerta amber... -- esto despues de que el dueÑo del vehiculo le dijera a las autoridades que su hija estaba en el interior del carro, lo cual resulto ser falso... ---tanto el dueÑo del automovil como el ladron, estan ahora tras las rejas... ♪. >>> muy buen lunes la informaciÓn rezo que claenl de niÑos las autoridades fronteriza dicen que organizaciÓn criminales llevan los menores a mÉxico para hacerlo regresar a estados unidos como miembros de una familia a la cual no pertenecen