new satellites, new rockets, new cruise missiles, new submarines. trillion dollars. well, i've got a better place to spend some of that money. i've got a better place to spend it where the lives of americans will be significantly improved. where the stress on families throughout this nation will be less. where the budgets of this ountry will not be busted. where this curve, where this curve will be flattened. here we will not in the year 2050 spend over $1 trillion a year -- $1 trillion a year -- caring for people who have alzheimer's. three quarters of that money is your tax money. you go back here, 2020, and start spending a couple hundred million dollars, a couple hundred million dollars, on research, on promising treatments for alzheimer's. and then beginning in 2025, watch this curve begin to flatten out. now for me and many of us in this room, we're not going to be out here in 2025, but our children and grandchildren will be. and they'll be caring for us. unless -- unless we begin to make these investments now in research. so in the next couple of weeks, the me

. >> scott it is a huge test for spacex's new rocket.r at sea again and nearly a year after a rocket explosion elon musk has a very busy launch schedule ahead. we're into the final countdown. we even brauthd our own sound track. we'll be right back. great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see that coming. don't deal with disruptions. get better internet installed on your schedule. comcast business. built for business. >>> we're back on "the halftime report." the race to space heating up with elon musk's spacex making the first mission back to the international space station since a rocket explosion last june. musk, who we told you about earlier, with tesla, in a billionaire battle of sorts with amazon's jeff bezos about the next frontier.

brian webb shows the successful launch and landing of the new shepherd rocket.>> reporter: the new shepherd rocket took off from west texas and then returned to earth unmanned and upright. blue origin owner jeff raises made the announcement on twitter. cbs news faced consultant bill harwood.>> with one or two test flights, you take a wait-and- see attitude. with three in a row, it's apparent that blue jewel -- blue origin has a maturing technology that they are confident will take people in the space the next few years.>> reporter: it's the latest in the race for space for companies cashing in on space tourism. richard branson's failed attempt in 2014 killed the copilot and left the pilot seriously injured. elon musk spacex mission made history delivering cargo to the internationals a station. spacex also had three failed landings. those missions are considered more complex than blue origins.>> it seems that blue origin clearly has the lead in getting to 's for commercial space tourism. >> reporter: blue origin has said how much tickets might cost. harward says the virgin galactic flights c

russia has successfully launched the first rocket from its new space facility. an unmanned rocket blasted off from the cosmodrome in russia's southeast. over to christoph now, volkswagen posted more details of its disastrous earning reports. >> they had set aside 7.8 billion euros to buy back or fix diesel-powered cars that had been rigged to cheat emissions tests read also, today at the emissions meeting, executives offered another big apology for their wrongdoings in the diesel gate scandal. former vw boss, for years, the best paid a ceo in germany, has seen his earnings have. and it cost him his job. as for the members of the supervisory board, their pay is tied to the dividends paid to shareholders, and that has been cut to nearly zero. the entire payout to the board is now 94%, compared to the previous year. finally, vw is cutting bonuses for senior management by about a third. but it is frozen for three years, and still could be paid out after that if the carmaker recovers. here is more. >> the business would be booming, if it was not for the dirty diesels.

news. we begin with a rocket launch, a third round of trials of new reusable rockets. of amazon at the private space tourism business blue origin. private firms like his and rival elon musk's spacex are in changes in the era of space travel. it is important for the u.k. to eu, saidhe airbus. they said they would not relocate, but could reduce investment in the case of a brexit. two of america's top 10 airlines are merging. alaskan air is why virgin america for $2.1 billion. they have consolidated dramatically over the past decade. it helps alaska airlines break into the lucrative california market. states took significant steps toward a $15 our, wage, the highest in the nation. governors from both states signed a larger place today. today.ws into place today, we do something about that in a very significant way. we signed into law the minute voyage of $15 an hour to give voice to the power and fervor and belief of all the people standing here and all people i represent. it is not the end of the struggle, but is a very important step forward. keep it going. we're not st

.: russian scientists likely popping a few corks after successfully launching a new rocket. 2.1a carryingthree satellites into orbit. up to now, they had been dependent on foreign sites for lunch. vladimir putin flew impersonally to watch and -- flew in personally to watch and congratulated the staff afterwards. russia.y for does this mean a new kind of space race emerging? let's look closer. thanks for being with us. are the united states and russia really still rivals when it comes to space? >> in a way, increasingly, they are. obviously, the history goes back to the cold war and the u.s.-soviet space race, which took place both in the civil sector and military and national security. you can go back to the race to reach space by him and mannedaft -- space by a spacecraft. russia seems to be interested and putin personally seems to be quite peeved when they had to initially cancel this launch, but he seemed pleased when they were able to pull it off successfully. my guess is there a combination of -- there is a combination of russian pride, as well as military and economic incentives as

got his hands on exclusive footage on "the tonight show." >> i saw north korea tested their brand new rocketuth korea says they're nowhere near that capabili capability. we got our hands on secret footage of their rocket launch. it's pretty incredible. see for yourself. ♪ >> there it is. unbelievable. for people with he, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever. entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. can cause harm or death an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure... ...kidney problems, or high potassium in your

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incentivize those developments, we will let contracts that will fund the development of new engines and new rocketso that we can have the ability to launch all of our payloads. the air force doesn't buy rockets or engines. we contract for launch services with american companies. >> it brings you were an interesting point because there has been a lot of talk about the commercialization of space and that there is this commercial boom. can you talk about what is appropriate for the commercial side to take on versus what needs to stay in government? >> sure. for most of the last 50 years the government has been the driving force in innovation in space both through its requirements and through its investment. over the past decade and a half or so, more and more of that investment is co commercial industry as they have seen opportunities to profit from operations in space, in communications, in remote sensing, and more recently in launch. we are taking advantage of those capabilities wherever possible. there are always going to be some missions that are inherently governmental. missile warning for exampl

." >> i saw that north korea claimed to have tested their brand, brand new rocket engine, although souththey're nowhere near having that sort of capability. well, we got our hands on some top secret footage. >> really? >> of their rocket launch and it's pretty incredible. see for yourself. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> there it is. unbelievable. [ cheers and applause ] >> that is pretty unbelievable. how do you make a lawn mower do that. if north korea is doing that and we could have flying lawn mowers attacking. >> thanks a lot, jimmy fallon for setting up a joke that literally did not pay off. just to laugh at ourselves. >> we got to love jimmy fallon. i'm dara brown, this is "early today." sun'll come out tomorrow... ♪ for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever. entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. can cause harm or death an unbo

russia successfully launched their new rocket from the new space facility today.ster blasted off and three satellites were placed into orbit several hours later. day,l news 24 hours a powered by our 2400 journalists and over 150 news bureaus around the world, i am taylor riggs. mark: the s&p poised for its second-longest rally in history. it advance began in 2009 and is quickly closing in on the biggest all market run in the 1990's that ended in the.com bubble and burst. betty: investors may be doing well on the surface, but bubbling underneath is a cauldron of economic and fiscal uncertainty. can investing help soothe investor anxiety? let's ask anthony todd. .ood to have you with us how exactly has it been that want to outpaced human trading? increased, it has central banks have always been a key driver of trends of momentum in the markets, and that is exactly what our models capitalize on. anything that is reinforcing those trends. in addition, we have seen a marked shift in central bank over the last 10 or 15 years. contrasting with the 1980's or 1990's where

future of space tourism just took a big leap with the successful launch and landing of the new sheppard rocket. the launch is part of the new race for space among private companies. blue origin, which was started by amazon founder jeff bezos, has had three successful missions in four and a half months. the new sheppard rocket took off from west texas unmanned and landed back on earth on a power chute. >> the women's basketball team takes on the university of washington tonight. >> here is steve obermeyer. >> for all the buzzer beaters and shocking end ins in the first weekend of the dance the final four was full of blow outs but it's setting up a sensational national final four in houston, texas. villanova's shooting percentage already the second highest in tournament history. last night they shot 71% in a 44 point rout over oklahoma. that is the most dominating history. 95-51. and the clock finally struck midnight for syracuse. this year's cinderella reaching the final four as a ten seed. the dance. convincingly. 83-66. so it's villanova and north carolina on monday night for the national cha

rocket launches. space agency officials plan to continue work on the new drone and launch a manned rocket from there as early as 2024. >>> officials say a group completed a preliminary assessment to grasp the extent of construction at the world heritage site. it's home to monumental ruins from the first and second centuries. in the assessment the officials say an arch was destroyed and a temple smashed. the team had to examine damage to another temple at a distance. nhk world tells us how treasures from afghanistan ended up in japan. >> reporter: some are more than 2,000 years old. it's more recent history that brought them here. they're all smuggled artifacts that later turned up in japan. nhk was able to talk to an african journalist who spoke about how the artifacts entered japan. long standing conflict force add shady route. he's an expert in african art. he was part of team by famous painter. experts say created by museums. it makes it hard for collectors to know what to make. we met a woman who purchased artifacts stolen from african museum without realizing. she said an art dealer showed her thi

dude, you just arted a war. [ laughter ] i saw that north korea claimed to have tested their brand-new rocket engine. although south korea says that they're nowhere near having ?that sort of capability. well, we got our hands on top secret footage. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: of their rocket launch test. and it is actually ptty incredible. see for yourself. >> jimmy: there it is. unbelievable. [ applause ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: very intimidating. chilling to the bone. this is kind of cool. ikea just launched a virtual reality .app th lets you design a complete kitchen. so now you can fight with your spouse or girlfriend from the comfort of your own home. [ laughter and app use ] yeah, yellow black splash. i don't know. i saw that a hedgehog cafe will be opening in tokyo where customers can pay to cuddle with hedgehogs. [ light laughter ] or as sonic put it, "hey, at this point, a paycheck's a a paycheck." [ laughter and applause ] "yeah, i knew mario. i knew luigi, okay. let's pose for a picture. t's get a selfie." [ light laughter ] this is nice here. a man in the u.k. celebrated his 104t

this month the regime displaying new weapons parts acquired from russia and launching a new rocket thelong-range missiles or, i should say, a short path. and, of course, iran's humiliating capture of our u.s. naval sailors in the persian gulf just in january. so a lot to look at there in terms of what they've been doing, judge. >> yeah. harris: and then our president goes, and we find out about these letters. >> yeah. i mean, of course, you have to have diplomacy. you just have to. but sooner or later you realize that, you know, it's not working with this particular regime. you know, the carrot and stick approach is great, but it just seems like we're always throwing bushels of carrots at them and waving a twig. harris: we're getting poked with a stick, that's for sure. >> yeah. [laughter] stacey: yeah. this is islamic fascism, and that's the problem. we're calling it islamic terrorism, islamic extremism. those are all tactics of a government. and that's what we're not dealing with, okay? he's meeting with these people when he should be meeting with people that i met with. i met with a

rockets. this is a dream come true. ♪ ♪ >> i think new zealanders don't think big enough. he really big problems and the big billion-dollar ideas. ♪ >> i started building rockets when i was at school. the very first rocket i built ended up being put on a bicycle. ashlee: most rocket companies are started by wealthy governments and billionaires. rocket lab was started in 2007 by this maniac, peter beck. peter is one of the most capable people on the planet. he never went to college, opting instead to hone his own engineering craft in the garage and machine shops. peter: i do not know why rockets make me so happy. [laughter] ashlee: now, he wants to make it much easier and cheaper to put small satellites into space. peter: if you had a satellite on your lap right now, in one week, i could have it in orbit, moreover, i can have it in orbit at an order of magnitude with less cost than any other way of getting it there. ashlee: the first rocket launch will take place later this year. this is the first one that will go up? peter: yep. ashlee: commercial customers have already sig

the push to legalize it. amazing feat that could change >>> new tonight, north korea says it successfully tested a long-range rocket engine. its state-run news outlet claim the rocket will give the country the ability to stage nuclear strikes on the u.s. south korean officials have expressed doubt over the capability of the north's missile. the test is the latest threat coming from kim jong-un's regime. last week it said it successfully tested a new anti-aircraft weapon. >>> tonight investigators are trying to figure out if they captured the brussels terror suspect known as the man in white. five men were arrested today. one of the men abrini is paris attacks and also could be the man wanted for the brussels airport attack. >> tonight investigators are intensifying the search for a missing mother. she was last seen in march. police say at the now believe she was last seen at the fox chase housing development in tinten falls. she and her 15-year-old daughter were shot by an unknown man in their car in november. police aren't ruling that shooting out and her disappearance could be connected to that. >> we'd like to b

they are believed to be a new type of rocket. north korea's state media reported that pyongyang must use nuclear force if its sovereignty is threatened. >>> leaders of china and south korea discussed in washington. ping urged them to refrain from taking actions. officials said they called for resolutions on north korea as well as dialogue. and the strategic balance in the region. the remarks are aimed at keeping both in check. south korea is conducting the largest ever joint military drills and they are discussing the deployment of the state-of-the-art missile system in south korea. she stressed the importance of cooperation to stop the provocations. she said north korea's recent missile tests showed the importance of working together to min tan peace and stability in the region. a search and rescue operation has taken on a sense of urgencey and india. the overpass collapsed and 24 people are dead and 90 others are injured. some people can be buried under the debris. the overpass was under construction in a bustling area when it

korea's state run news outlet rocket will give the country the ability to stage nuclear strikes on the u.s. this test the latest threat coming from kim jong-un's regime. last week north korea claimed it tested a new antiaircraft weapon. >>> timothy dolan is heading to the middle east for a look at the damage isis has done there. dolan is traveling to the kurdistan region. the delegation will visit refugee camps and schools and clinics. he will also meet with clergy members who have been helping those expelled by isis. >>> and bruce springsteen now taking a stand over the controversial bathroom law. he canceled a concert in greensboro because of that legislation. the law requires transgender people to use a restroom that springsteen said in a statement, quote, some things are more important than a rock show and this fight against percentage and bigotry which is happening as i write is one of them. >>> well, the fight to unlock apple iphones is now heading to brooklyn. the justice department told a judge yesterday that it will sue to force apple to open the iphone of a convicted drug dea

. >>> god news, bad news for the warriors. they beat the rockets by 21 points, but the bad news, steph curry missed most of the >>> today astronauts aboard the international space station began to test the first inflate able activity module. right now the room is just 8 x but will expand to nearly five times that size by the end of next month. for two years, the crew will test its integrity, temperature controls and how well it blocks out radiation. scientists believe it could help with space exploration and may help colonize mars. >>> national park visits are free all this weekend, and if you're going to yosemite, the waterfalls are quite impressive. visitors say you can feel their power vibrating the ground. national park week began today. all parks will have free admission through next weekend. beautiful day to explore our own parks here in the bay area. >> it's beautiful to see that. you don't normally see that when we've had such a dry stretch of weather. >> and it's nice that it's free. >> more of the same on the way for tomorrow. it's even w

rocket. it was carrying several new experiments and a brand new inflatable room. it is the first time ever that the rocket's booster successfully detached. it landed without a problem on a flooting barge in the atlantic ocean. very cool. congratulations. look at the excitement there. >> a u.s. navy airport came to the rescue of three stranded on a row moet island after spotting a bunch of palm branches formed to arrange the word "help." they were on a routine mission when they shipwrecked leaving them stranded. amazingly the aircraft was able to locate them in just two hours. meanwhile, gilligan and his crew are still stuck on that island. >> that's because they were out there with the skipper and maryanne. >> still to come, the nationals fan that's been growing a playoff beard for four years zbl the marriage proposal that ended with a clifftop rescue and the groom-to-be arrested. >> planning to mail something, you might want to wait until monday. the post office is lowering the price of stamps this weekend from 49 to $0.47. it turns out t didn't make the last incr

kim jong-un was reportedly supervising saturday's test of a new rocket engine.ys it will give north korea the ability to launch nuclear strikes against the united states. south korea still says the north has a long way to go before it could launch a missile at the u.s. >>> i have put it in the rear-view mirror. others have not. because it's been obviously brought out now. but you know, it's one of those things that i take full control. i take full -- it's me. i did it. i did it. and that's why i ask the people of this state to forgive me. because they are a forgiving people. and they know god's grace. >> all right. that was alabama governor, robert bentley, asking his constituents to forgive him for explicit comments he made to a former political adviser. now lawmakers and watchdog groups are calling for his impeach the want. in tennessee, jeremyder hum is now banned from entering the capitol building after allegations of misconduct with multiple interns and head over to south carolina. an ethics investigation into state lawmakers falls apart after the attorney

. >>> tes lusales are sky rocketing. >>> new fears estimate atm skimming is a growing industry. become more sophisticated even as banks take steps to try to crack down. >> according to the most recent data, card and pin skimming is up 147% during the first few months in twejtsz 15. skimming, it's getting more sophisticated and it's a growing problem. >> reporter: crooks are robbing banks around the world with no masks. causing the global economy 2 $2 billion a year. org niced thieves, placing card readers on atms to capture information on a customer's dects card. entering of pin cards are reported by small cameras and the bad guys re-create their own cards, using stored gift cards. >> it's easier to tamper with these. even with an atm you may be able to see a skimmer but on the gas pump, once you put the cover back on, no evidence anything is happening. . >> reporter: the largest one took place in new york, new jersey and florida oefshs an 18-month period. criminals stole six and a half million dollars. >> they put literally put the first card in, take out the maximum money they

officials tell fox they have not seen the specific rocket launched in the past by ron. any test of a new ballistic missile would be a violation of a u.n. resolution forbidding iran from working on its rocket program. fighting terrorism was one of the main topics for president obama in his meeting today with america's partners in the persian gulf region. correspondent, kevin court, reports from saudi arabia. the session was hardly the call to arms the administration had been hoping for. >> what is true between the united states and the gcc, as is true with all of our allies and friends is that at any point in time, there are going to be differences in tactic zs it was a subtle, yet unmistaken acknowledgment by president obama. for all his talk of unity and stability, they had a gulf widening between how they view iran's influence in the region. >> so much mistrust has been built up in part because of iranian provocations that many people are cautious. what we have consistently shown them, we are not naive. >> the talks aimed at forging a stronger alliance to combat threats nearly became a

. >>> paving new ground in space exploration. how this rocketaunch could help all of us, not astronauts, rest easy in space one day. >> we are talking about a yellow weather alert tomorrow and snow showers. we need to talk about winds which will generate wind chills in the 30s all day. this is our forecast wind chill. we will come back and tell you when the 60s return. >> find out why nearly 1 million people staired at a -- stared at a won't keep you up at night.n know you have insights from professional investment strategists to help set your mind at ease. know that planning for retirement can be the least of your worries. with the guidance of a know you can get help staying on track for the future you've always wanted. >>> fairfax county leaders considering asking voters to approve a restaurant tax. voters have to decide on a meal tax so it could be on the ballot in november. many cities and towns have a meal tax. advocates say it will lower classroom size and raise teacher pay in a school system that's been making cuts for eight years. >> it'

officials tell fox they have not seen the specific rocket launched in the past by ron. any test of a new ballistic missile would be a violation of a u.n. resolution forbidding iran from working on its rocket program. fighting terrorism was one of the main topics for president obama in his meeting today with america's partners in the persian gulf region. correspondent, kevin court, reports from saudi arabia. the session was hardly the call to arms the administration had been hoping for. >> what is true between the united states and the gcc, as is true with all of our allies and friends is that at any point in time, there are going to be differences in tactic zs it was a subtle, yet unmistaken acknowledgment by president obama. for all his talk of unity and stability, they had a gulf widening between how they view iran's influence in the region. >> so much mistrust has been built up in part because of iranian provocations that many people are cautious. what we have consistently shown them, we are not naive. >> the talks aimed at forging a stronger alliance to combat threats nearly became a

they say they have successfully tested the rocket engine of a new ballistic missile. if true, it would give the country the power to target the u.s. with nuclear strikes. an expert says north korea seems to be trying to tell the world they're not bluffing. they made nuclear threats to operations and joint exercises. >> hold on to your pocketbooks, bags, even your kids. they might fly away. tracking strong gusts of wind and bitter cold temperatures that will impact your plans >> attacked by teens o his wayn >>> some firefighters were inside when the building started to collapse. they are recovering this morning. the exact cause still under investigation. >> he was making his way home from metro station this week when a group of teenagers attacked him. their target, apparently his cell phone. this happened wednesday afternoon as the man was leaving the gallaudet station. he said a teen stopped and asked him about the presidential election. he told the teen he didn't know anything about that and kept on walking. >> i would say halfway down the block later i heard someone

. >>> north korea claiming to have successfully tested the rocket engine of a new missile. north korea seems to be trying to tell the world they are not bluffing. in march, the country made nuclear threats to the u.s. in opposition to joint u.s. is and south korean military exercises. >>> all right. hold on tight to your bags if you plan to go out shopping this weekend. they might fly away. storm team 4 is tracking strong gusts of wind and bitter cold temperatures that could impact your plans. > home from work. how the victim is now warning others and pushing for change. it's 8:37. >>> command. urgent. we have guys down. urgent. may day. >> six firefighters hurt on the jersey shore last night. when it started to collapse, they were able to get out. they are recovering this morning. the exact cause of that fire still under investigation. >>> a group of teenagers accused of attacking a d.c. man on his way home from a metro station. it happened wednesday afternoon as the man was leaving the guy detective station. a teen stopped and asked him about the presidential election. he

. >>> russia successfully launched the first rocket from a new space facility after a last minute delay the day before. the booster blasted off this morning. the three satellites the rocket was carrying orbited several the launch originally scheduled for wednesday but was called off just over a minute before it planned to lift off. >>> ahead on eyewitness news at noon, four teachers hurt inside a school during a confrontation with a student. >>> also ahead, the mta bus driver punched several times after a passenger stole his hat. what happened. >>> and video shows parents missing their ride back to new york, as a cruise ship sales off with their children on board. we'll tell you all about their ordeal. >>> and changes to the tappan zee bridge could create headaches for commuters. you are going to want to know all the details. but first as all across new york families are coming back to time warner cable. join them, and switch right now. we have trucks standing by, and we can install as early as today. we came back for internet speeds so fast even the kids are impressed. oh she's impress

rockets. >> there is good news for warriors fans. x rays came back for curry's average him t. bad news is we don't know if the super star will be ready for game three. curry tried to give it a go in pre game warm-ups before game two. but he didn't play. warriors ended up teaming towing. there is a team there, after all, they won that game 115-106. >>> the mear fact that they had to give him an mri is not a good sign. right. >> you got to check it all out. make sure. >> i like that interpretation. always the optimist as you are. well, this story is probably going to brighten your day as well if it doesn't blind you. >> let's get right to this video, shall we? check it out. a massive 9.54 car etet ring. it was a gift to act tres shirley temple given to herbie her father back in 1940. you know, she lived in the bay area. she is said to have loved it. she had it her entire life. south sutherby's expects it to sell for $25 million. a couple girls have room on their finger. >> i have a feeling if you are having an issue, if you are worried about whether or not she will say yes, that

news. >>> meanwhile, the warriors are set to face up the houston rockets. he will be surprised if his right ankle will cause him to miss the game. they lead the rockets two games to one. sports director gary will have more on all of this coming up later in this newscast. >>> just ahead, a proposed new law could expel students over their text messages. >>> how long low air fairs are expected to last. a late spring storm brings snow to the sierra. >>> coming up, we have a little bit of everything. can the giants turn things around? of course, maybe the biggest story out here the sharks try to turn down the kings. >>> another controversy involving -- reportedly failing to report the alleged sexual assault of a female athlete. there are reports that the student told her coach mike teddy that she was assaulted by a fellow crew member. she claims the coach did not report it immediately. the university says it is hiring an outside party to investigate the claims. mike teddy did reach out saying the allegations are false. i'm confident the investigation will prove

rocket. tonight, we're getting new video of the landg.in narrator: all that political mail mlet's simplify.lming. only one candidate has been endorsed by the washington post: kathleen matthews. as a journalist and progressive leader at marriott, she has a broad and deep facility with policy. emily's list praises matthews as pro-choice and the post says on gun control, clean energy, education and health research kathleen matthews "has greater potential, following the van hollen model, to move the ball forward." >>> mission accomplished. spacex launched the falcon 9 rocket friday. this is the first successful launch since another rocket exploded last year. a camera mounted on the rocket captured the landing after the falcon 9 separated from its cargo capsule, the dragonb capsule taking splice and equipment to the international space station. come out of the shadows. a group of high-profile muslim-americans organized the town hall in hopes of starting a conversation between muslims themselves and others in the community. speakers talked about how political and civic engagement can help fight islam

rockets. amy? >> good morning, i was checking online to see how the game is playing in houston. and the newsdid you kow that houston rocket guarantee they who wins here tomorrow? that is jason terry, and the arena is bathed in gold. the fans are going to have something to say about that. the warriors will have to play tenth without their mvp steph curry. he is out with a knee injury. doctors think he will be out for a couple of weeks. the teammate say steph curry's spires are high. the steam is being positive. >> we are notes thering much confidence. we believe in ourselves. we think it is very possible to make a run. >> steph curry is out but we believe in ourselves. i hope everyone else does. video the memories. [ inaudible ] >> worse coach steve kerr just chosen as "coach of the year," feels bad for steph curry say he has wo

news that lives his ankle the warriors came out with low energy and low intensity. the rocketsmake a late charge. they could have stolen this game. let's show you the two smartest dogs on the planet. they are really good. they were down 17 at one point. mo went for 22. they were down seven at the half. james harden gets the four-point play. another huge three and then staring down green. fear the beard. james harden with authority. he went for 35 points. with 14 seconds left though the dubs down one. the rockets' in bound pass is stolen. he played well off the bench. warriors up one and hardin comes back and they should have doubled him. he hits a jumper. warriors down one and last chance for the dubs and they don't even get a shot off. green with the turnover and gets it off his foot for his seventh turnover of the night. he had a miserable game. as did klay thompson. the rockets win it 97-96 is. the warriors still have a 2-1 series lead with game four on sunday here on abc7. >> i was awful the whole game. i care about the turnover, but i don't feel it cost us. i cost us the g

rockets. you can watch it over on abc 7 by the way. 7 news anchormn eric thomas show you how fans are celebratingg season. >> oakland mayor shaft thought last night game was so important she let her pre-teen son st >> it's so fun to see the excitement in my own children and to sit next to my son who very superstitiously clutches his clay thompson bobble head when he watches every single game. >> in the play offs he may want to wear brand new t-shirt marking the record 73 win. this sports authority got the first shipment today. >> we already have a lot of people calling. there's a line. >> 73 cent beer. you can't beat it. can't beat the warriors either. >> ain't that the truth. at least that's what patron of the chalet were thinking as they enjoy the restaurant 73 cent brew in honor of the warriors. >> i'm excited. proud to bem7 from oakland. >> fans drank the curry heroic from beyond the three point line last night. >> we are at the sports bar. every time he hit a 3 it was going crazy. awesome. just when you thought they couldn't get any better than last season the mvp follows up. his campaign w

launcheds successfully its first rockets from its new facility. vladimir putin was on hand. they use a booster to blasted off. officials say the three satellites are orbiting. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders will be laying off hundreds of paid campaign workers. it is further behind front-runner hillary clinton. he plans to redirect his remaining resources to california which holds its primary on june 7. the affordable care act will likely be shutting out more money next year. many tourists say the coverage has been a financial drain or them. it wave of insurers are already seeking premium increases. in virginia, nine insurers on healthcare.gov are asking for average price hikes ranging from 9% to 37%. and, the department of education has launched a new website to help people with student loans find their best repayment options. federal student loan debt will exceed $1.3 trillion. website is student loan.gov/repaid. global news, 24 hours a day howard i are 2400 journalists. i am vonnie quinn. betty: thank you. let's get back to the market. first quarter has h

>>james: we have no the lettuce and breaking news desk the warriors beat the rockets without steph curry we will have reaction from fans. >>male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now >>james: less headed into the cool weather for the rest of the we this is what looks like a slight breeze in the inner we will get into the is once again for a number of the in the nevada communities of the coast along the bay shoreline temperatures will be just a touch called and was tested and. >>robin winston: out to the 237 split that is a good ride. >>darya: breaking news from overlie police and the south bay are looking for someone involved in a deadly shooting it happened around 11:00 last night in the 2700 block of san find drive-in in san jose shot fired and the cops come to the scene that from the man industry he died right there in the victims are 25 years old and lived in the neighborhood with the shooting happened they don't know how many people were involved in this. >>mark: least 20 people are dead more than 300 others injured following a terrorist attack >

news. game one of the play-offs in the books. the warriors dominating the rocketscrowd. >> kpix 5 news is next. ,, ,,,, ,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. beach. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich >>> we begin with breaking news the search for two teenaged boys missing in the waters off ocean beach. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. the teenagers were swimming near the shore on ocean beach in san francisco when a wave swept them away. according to

thank yo russia launches a rocket from its new space facility. i'm erika gonzalez with the story from the live desk. >>> and say cheese. when you could soon pay your pills bills by taking a selfie. >>> why not wear something red to assume the caps? game one of the second round of the stanley cup playoff s.an >>> husband and father-in-law of a fitness instructor who was killed are the subject of a search warrant for a shirt with blood stains on it. the two men were voluntarily questioned by police yesterday. they were not arrested. police say just four days after missy's death, her fat dropped off a shirt to be dry cleaned that appeared to have a blood stain on it. the men say the blood is from a family dog who was killed in the fight with another family dog. >> i wanted to make sure that we get over here and put this fire out pretty quick. >> flames going on, so let's put it out. >> the two men also thanked the dry cleaning employee he for their diligence. >>> a successful rocket launch from russia. the soyuz booster blasted offer in the russian

rockets. we have the highlights. it is 5:01 in nework, it is friday, we made it, april 22nd, welcome to "fbn a.m." for the latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. nicole: prince's that and that sparks an outpouring of grief from fans, hundreds of people gathering outside the studio in downtown minneapolis. an autopsy is scheduled for today. tmc is reporting days before his death he was treated for a drug overdose after he made an emergency landing in illinois. rick leventhal has more. ♪ >> reporter: he was an innovative singer and songwriter, incredibly talented guitarist. a musical icon rewrote the rulebook according to the rock and roll hall of fame which described him as a trailblazer that may dance music that rocks and rock music that had a brisk backbone. >> the word genius gets thrown around too much. he is one of the few pop artists who deserves it. >> reporter: the pop superstar was found dead thursday morning at his home outside minneapolis. prince who stood 5 feet we inches tall was a giant releasing 39 al

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news. >> thank you. >>> the warriors could beat the rockets in the series without him so i think rest is more important, but we'll see how it turns out. here is another live look from the traffic situation above the arena. if you want to avoid the delays, take bart to the station and you walk over. >>> a blood testing company now finding itself the subject of a federal criminal investigation. they made headlines last summer when the vice president joe bidden toured the facility. it was a way to revolutionize blood testing by offering a full range of tests using just a few drops taken from a finger. the wall street journal reports whether it misled its investors. >>> the u.s. supreme court declined to hear a challenge brought by a group of authors. they accused google of breaking copyright lawyers. a lower court found google was acting legally. google admits it could have faced billions of dollars in damages if those authors had prevailed. >>> the midnight deadline to file taxes is looming. if it's not going to happen, don't panic. we have options for you. >> i get it done early. don't wait until april.

rockets. there is some good news. they have upgraded curry from questionable to probable for sunday's clash in houston. curry made it through a full sprij or practice today. afterward he continued to work on his shooting for another half-hour. all signs pointing to him playing tomorrow. nothing is official yet. for more, here's the mvp. >> only thing i need to be sure about is the ability of it and i need to recall a certain move or pivot or plant, changing direction, my feet will be underneath me. i can deal with a little bit of pain and discomfort. that's kind of -- probably not say pain. discomfort that comes along with it. >> because he looks fine physically now, he's not limping, and he's had two days to get a lot of basketball work in. rhythm and conditioning, i think he'll be fine. hard to tell, you know, how many minutes he's going to play, how well he'll play. who knows? but he's got a lot of confidence in his game and i think the last two days have given him confidence in his body. and that's important. >> o