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get back inside the news van, thank you, steve. 5:36.istown un arrest for a hit-and-run involving a school bus. that injured some students, more than dozen in some or at least one still in the hospital. we showed you the store when it happened last week, the bus crashed, flipped onto its side. >> this all happened on route 30, east lamppeter. one boy still in the hospital. officers say here's what happenedment the driver caused the collision and then left. then he was driving on suspended license. james irving the third being held on $100,000 bail. >> time now 5:37. police say they caught bartender at popular main line restaurant serving up a whole lot more than beer and mixed drinks. investigators allege 31 year old, right, there was selling cocaine and pot right outside the restaurant during business hours. sources say the investigation started during a recent car stop in radnor. drugs and other evidence led police right to the bartender. an undercover officer then made controlled purchases from the bartender during his work shift. >>

and let's roll some video from our news van.we were on the scene here this morning, as they've been demolishing the 18th street overpass of the vine street expressway. the next couple of night, the vine expressway will be closed from about 10:30 to 5:00 the following morning, again, this is the last and final overpass of that whole vine expressway project, hope to have it back in business, by about 5:00 this morning. let's go back to the maps. speed restriction on the new jersey turnpike, from the delaware memorial bridge all the way up through central new jersey, into the george washington bridge. again, because of the fog, we're knocked down to 45 miles an hour, north on 95, they're working between curl land and route 320, again, until about 5:00 or so to get the work crews out there, poor visibility, and probably going to lead to some flight delays, down at philadelphia international airport, the first train out of the gate for the warminster line headed to the airport running with delay this morning. then watch for a new tra

we'll give you another look at the ambulance as it went past our fox 5 news van this morning. all of the tires were blown out due to the stop sticks. the suspect was driving with nothing but rims on the ground. the prince george's county fire assistant chief says this sha vehicle that cost nearly $300,000, he says it may be able to be repaired. still unclear. this was assistant chief's answer. >> it's difficult but they had keys like regular automobiles. it's not secured. it can easily happen. we do see have a standard protocol the vehicle we do have the ability to keep the vehicle running and lock the vehicle at the same time. so we have an internal investigation now to see exactly what caused this. at this point, we don't know. >> reporter: dc where they can be running but locked at the same time. in the district, if an ambulance is running, it has been attended by someone. in montgomery county, a vehicle cannot be left unattended and running at the same time. we'll give you a look at more video. we've seen several high profile cases across the country where ambulances have

the sanders are now looking for a new van that's big enough to fit the entire family.sports... steph curry practice today... (steve) but with the mvp on the sidelines the rest of the team was back at work... gary has more on steph's condition... and all the sports... coming up danon: "now businesses adding a hundred seventy seven thousand jobs in april. it seems like we're getting hiring continuing here in the u.s."black: "yeah, we've had a little bit of a slow-down in the start of the year as far as hiring goes. the unemployment report comes out on friday. the first friday of every month. . . it's probably the one piece of economic data that you should pay attention to if you care about stock marketing and 401k. we added about one hundred and seventy seven thousand jobs. there was some negatives inside of it. there was a lot of manufacturing jobs. construction jobs were on the weak side which means buildings and future homes and things along those lines. but professional services added seventy two thousand jobs. education added forty-one thousand. leisure and hospital

we'll give you another look at the ambulance as it went past our fox5 news van this morning.were blown out due to the police stop. the suspect nothing but rims on the ground. the prince george's county fire assistant chief says this is a vehicle that costs nearly $300,000. he says it may be able to be repaired. it's still unclear. this was the assistant chief's answer when we asked how somebody could steal an ambulance. >> it's difficult but they have keys like regular automobiles and if the vehicle is not secured it can easily happen. we have a standard protocol that the vehicle is to remain locked. we have the ability to keep the vehicle running and lock the vehicle at the same time so we have an internal investigation now to see exactly what caused this but at this point we don't know. >> reporter: d.c. says its ambulances also have that mechanism where they can be running but locked at the same time. in the district, if an ambulance is running, it has to be attended by someone. in montgomery county, a vehicle cannot be left unattended and running at the same time. we'll g

we'll give you another look at that ambulance as it went past the fox 5 news van this morning, all of the due to the police stop sticks, the suspect was driving with nothing but rims on the pavement. the prince george's county assistant fire chief said this is a vehicle that cost nearly $300,000. it may be able to be repaired. this was what the assistant chief's answer was when we asked how somebody could steal an ambulance? >> it's difficult but they have keys like regular automobiles. if it's not secured, it can happen. we do have a standard protocol that the vehicle is to remain locked. we have the ability to keep the vehicle running and lock it at the same time. so we have an internal investigation now to see exactly what caused this. at this point, we don't know. >>reporter: dc says that its ambulances also have that mechanism that allows the engine to be running but the vehicle can be locked at the same time, and the district says, if the engine is running, obviously, the doors have to be locked. in montgomery county, if the engine is the vehicle cannot be left unattended. i wan

and immediately hundreds of requests and this morning coming around that corner, eastwood's new family. the vanys all there, stan, daughter kelly -- eastwood wearing a detroit pistons bandanna. his new dad stan is head coach. the pistons tweeting out a welcome to eastwood, writing stan's best friend. all this attention, that head coach is no longer the famous member of that family. >> you see eastwood everywhere, if you google eastwood he comes up before client eastwood. he's about as famous as it gets. >> reporter: on their way home, a final wave and eastwood right there in the home. >>> i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. until then, good night. on the front lines of health care, there are always new challenges and opportunities. at unitedhealth group, we're built to help with both. providing employers with data and insights ensuring seniors have stability and choice in their benefits. and working with governments to expand access, lower costs and improve quality. to all those with a passion to improve health care, our question is: how can we help? unitedhealth group. built for better

they saw a lot of news vans here, probably put two and two together. there was some murmuring when he walked in. they didn't seem surprise they were part of the bill cosby sex assault trial. >> we'll see more from you in the days to come. >> we'll be in pittsburgh as attorneys work to find that jury. count on nbc10 for complete coverage of that case on air and on the nbc10 app. >>> to new video into nbc10 of a senseless attack caught on camera. we do want to warn you. this may be difficult for some of you to watch. earlier this month this was outside in the 7-eleven. you're going to see him making fun of the man in gray who has cerebral palsy. he walks over right there and he sucker punches him in the face. the guy then leaves while the victim recovers from that punch. west chester police arrested barry baker and charged him with assault. he's also facing other charges and he's due in court later this month. >>> a major twist in the investigation into possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia. >> former national security advisor michael

been known to elevate irritability meter, and today i have got to be on top of my game driving the news vant clock at 1:45 p.m. and we are rolling. we are leaving from camden where he was covering a different story at noon. route 130 is known for lots of traffic and getting on 76 east is an exercise in patients even without holiday weekend traffic. merging on to 76 i'm joined by fellow travelers from delaware , pennsylvania. welcome to new jersey, amghost >> so far i have been driving an hour and we are couple miles in the atlantic city expressway. that wants so much fun but good news it looks good right here. to my surprise the expressway isn't conn guess aid at all, passing farly plaza many fellow drivers stopped to refuel, rehydrate or hit the bathroom. i'm good let's keep going. >> it was fun while we are lasted we are by ac airport and things are coming to the crawl. >> backup expected due to cars getting ready for exit seven garden state parkway and cape may county beach towns. once we're clear from that it is smooths are smooth sailing to see 5,000 beach balls drop at resorts. >> wel

steve keeley's news van on the scene. this is tractor trail their was involve in the accident. again, first report this morning was that the tractor trailer was jackknifed and that the tour bus that was involved was off the roadway and overturn. i did see a picture early this morning of the bus overturned. it looks like they have upright that had bus and pulling it out of the grass but we're again on the ogden station road overpass and there is the scene, the emergency vehicles and these guys here are heading southbound, down toward exit number two which is route 322 and there is one lane opened. that gives you an idea of the scene. lets come back to the maps. if you are getting ready to head outside the front door not sure whether they will close this down at all through rest of the morning, 295 would be your best alternate and then again it is just south of the freeway and approaching route 322 as the accident scene. now, all of that heavy rain and those thunder boomers last night leaving flooding every where, some spots and we will find them, by accident this morning, route

today i've got to be on my game driving the news van. start at clock at one that 45. we are rolling from camden where i was covering a different story at noon. route 130 is known for lots of traffic iron getting on 76 east is an exercise in patients, even without holiday weekend traffic. merging on to 76 i'm joined by fellow travelers from delaware , pennsylvania. welcome to new jersey, ami ghost. so far i have been driving an her and couple miles in the atlantic city expressway and that wasn't so much fun but good news is, it looks good right here. to my surprise, the expressway isn't congested at all, passing farly plaza many fellow drivers stopped to refuel, hydrate or hit bathroom. i'm good, let's keep going. it was fun while it lasted. we are by atlantic city airport and things are coming to a crawl. >> reporter: backup aspected as cars exit garden state parkway and cape may county beach towns. once we are clear from that it is smooth sailing to complete our mission and see 5,000 beach balls drop at resorts. >> well, here we are, we made to it atlantic city, just

around here we will shut down how they will cut up the roadway, so eastbound side which is where our news van set up is where gas break is occurring on the eastbound. there is no traffic at all east. you can see headlights coming, heading westbound in toward philadelphia. so lets go to the maps, getting ready to head out right now or through the morning rush hour you will want to avoid the grid will be here and within way to do that is route 38, 38 kind of runs parallel from cherry hill instead of using 70 just go over haddonfield road or kings highway. pick up 38. thirty-eight brings new to the ben franklin bridge and you would be good to go. would i head for 38. that is your tip for the day. come on are you hungry? tomorrow ninth street italian festival kicks off. see detours and closures through the weekend both saturday and sunday. the radnor hunt race is 20,000 folks expected to show up tomorrow, first race is kicking off at 1:30 off providence road and 252 in malvern and we're rowing on the river again this weekend, the stotesbury regatta has taken over kelly drive. kelly drive closed t

turned out to be a water main break from yesterday, shutting us down, let's roll video from the news van, folks on the block called and said hey, we see sinkhole here on third street. they went out, realized it was a water main, that was leaking, and it basically erroded the grounds underneath. they worked on it all night long. we come back to our maps, third street blocked, walnut to chestnut. it is right in front of the museum of the american revolution. so shall everybody that's coming into town for the class trips today, grab an extra snack for that bus ride. route 57, septa bus, also on a detour. mike and alex back over to you. >> thanks, bob, we will check back with you. 03:00, suspect in custody after armed robbery in media. it happened around 9:45, last night, just before our 10:00 news, matter of fact, the vvs along baltimore avenue. a swat team was called in, to surround the building, and police choppers, help search for the suspect, nobody was injured. so, i'll try to figure out what exactly happened here last night, and give you more results of what went down, and the result

lets go outside to steve keeley live at the news van what do you know so far. >> reporter: i may have a traffic update if you look pennsylvania this gas main burst and see yellow flashing lights for first time in the westbound lanes. now i see headlights coming. what i was wondering whether westbound lanes were finally shut down but i get my answer, courtesy of this driver with two headlights coming at you on your tv screens at home. going toward philadelphia, you are allowed to drive because they say there is in danger because gas despite it spewing so visibly earlier that you could see it. it looks like it was water, they say it was dissipating, wasn't concentrating like natural gas has to do before it can explode. that why is they didn't evacuate home. turning right now in the median we had state trooper, police arriving since our last live shot, and so sunrise starting to happen we will be able to see more and i think you don't see it spewing as much although i hear that loud sound, they may have figured out how to shut the gas line down, as you mentioned ponzio 's cooks don't hav

try my new guacamole and bacon chicken sandwich. music: crave van! >>> back with developing news. a teenager was shot and killed in the parking lot of a san diego high school early this morning. investigators say the teen called police to conduct a welfare check and then pulled out a replica gun and pointed it at officers. here's more on the investigation and the officers involved. >> honestly i'm just in shock and i think the rest of the community feel it is same way. >> reporter: 17-year-old torry pines senior and newspaper editor was shocked when she arrived at school to see crime scene tape. she heard a student public safety prompted police to shoot him. >> it coup been a combination of a lot of different types of pressure, but it's, the school is definitely struggling. >> reporter: this was the scene early saturday morning, according to san diego police the 15-year-old police called # 11 asking officers to -- 911 asking officers to conduct a welfare check on a minor, himself. when officers arrived he pulled out what investigators say was a semiau

double tractor-trailers, come on, rolling some video from our news van, when we arrived on the scene.o tractor-trailers, one of the tractor-trailers is one of those ups tandem guys, again, that usually travel on the overnight. this happened early this morning on that slippery ramp when we were receiving some rain. so i wouldn't be surprised if the weather conditions had something to do with t let's go back to the live camera again. it is the ramp from the vine street expressway to go west on the schuylkill. so all traffic from center city forced to go eastbound on the schuylkill expressway. and we bring in laverne, u-turn laverne, we need her this morning, because anybody leaving town or crossing town, you're forced to go east on the schuylkill, and then you can flip the u-turn, either the 30th or at south street. easier said than done. anyone -- nobody likes going on a detour specially it is dark, the roads are wet, not sure where you're going, so leaving center city, be ready for that, maybe just use the kelly drive or martin luther king drive to get yourselves out of downtown. acci

brand new video to abc7 news room from van nuys. according to l.a. fire department started in attic of the one story complex. the roof partially collapsed but fire appears to be under control. no injuries reported. >>> four alarm fire that raged in central valley is now under control. started just after 5:00 in st k stockton rail yard. fire chief says hasn't seen wind push a fire this badly since 1991. >>> police need your help capturing arsonist. new details from katie marzullo. >> reporter: redwood city police point out distinct feature of the man who set the fire. his hair. neighbors say not seen him around but will keep a close lookout now. man not much more than a silhouette but after he sets fire and turns back, flames illuminate long dark hair. crime captured by security camera in tree. he was home when it happened. >> i smoke and go out there and see that, part of the woods afire. and take a while. >> reporter: redwood city police say the man set pair of boots on fire on the sidewalk. flames charred the cinder block wall. woman in the home di

brand new video to abc7 news room from van nuys. according to l.a. fire department started in attic of the one story complex. the roof partially collapsed but fire appears to be under control. no injuries reported. >>> four alarm fire that raged in central valley is now under control. started just after stockton rail yard. fire chief says hasn't seen wind push a fire this badly since 1991. >>> police need your help capturing arsonist. new details from katie marzullo. >> reporter: redwood city police point out distinct feature of the man who set the fire. his hair. neighbors say not seen him around but will keep a close lookout now. man not much more than a silhouette but after he sets fire and turns back, flames illuminate long dark hair. crime captured by security camera in tree. he was home when it happened. >> i smoke and go out there and see that, part of the woods afire. and take a while. >> reporter: redwood city police say the man set pair of boots on fire on the sidewalk. flames charred the cinder block wall. woman in the home didn't want to

. >> this isn't really the news, doning van leaving. that's out there. m the white house in terms of reince priebus' future. now, we should point out reince priebus, chief of staff, has been rumored about leaving the trump administration, being replaced this a massive shake-up. we are hearing from white house officials that the president, essentially, is weighing that haley. and the two names -- heavily. and the two names we hear could be his replacement, gary coap, the former number two from goldman sachs, you lose one -- jim donovan used to work at goldman, and thinking about mulvaney, the budget chief, is in the running. net-net, from what we understand, the president is leaning towards gary cohn who he likes, respects, who's a democrat, by the way, so it'll be interesting. liz: he's a fiscal conservative. he truly is. he's one of the most fiscally conservative people -- >> i, i -- he is not a guy that believes in, who's been a longtime devotee of supply side economics. that doesn't mean he hasn't had a last minute con version but, you know -- conversi

and immediately hundreds of requests and this morning coming around that corner, eastwood's new family. the vans all there, stan, daughter kelly -- eastwood wearing a detroit pistons bandanna. his new dad stan is head coach. the pistons tweeting out a welcome to eastwood, writing stan's best friend. all this attention, that head coach is no longer the famous member of that family. >> you see eastwood everywhere, if you google eastwood he comes up before client eastwood. he's about as famous as it gets. >> reporter: on their way home, a final wave and eastwood right there in the home. >>> i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. until then, good night. >> nothing will take way the pain and sorrow we experience every day, and we will continue to experience it the rest of our lives. >> the family heartbroken was somewhat relieved after a guilty verdict for the man accuse of the killing 15-year-old sierra mar. good afternoon, thank you for join us. i'm larry beil. >> i'm alma daetz. it took two days for the jury to come to their decision. they came to a guilty verdict even though the body has no

los arizona diamondbacks consiguieron una victoria sobre los new york mets. se vanautogol. maÑana mÁs nba, arranca la final de la conferencia del este entre los boston celtics y los cleveland cavaliers. marÍa: cuidado porque mezcla el cafÉ, bebidas energéticas y refrescos podrÍa ser mortal. tomar esta combinaciÓn en un lapso de dos horas le puede gozar la vida. el adolescente colapsÓ y murió en su salÓn de clases. advierten que estas mezclas son peligrosas para la salud. >> yo creo que en los niÑos no se debe recomendar tomar cafÉ. la cafeÍna por sí no es peligrosa menos que la dosis sea muy alta. marÍa: a un mes en la tragedia, los padres del menor hablaron con otros jÓvenespara que conozcan el peligro oculto detrÁs de las bebidas con alta dosis de cafeÍna. durante la intervenciÓn de facebook le preguntÉ a ustedes que opinan sobre el consumo de bebidas con cafeÍna. me dijeron que tenían que dejar de consumir esas bebidas. por Último, roberto compartiÓ que los hijos son los que deberÍan enterrarnos y no nosotros a ellos. dijo que comparte el dolor con los padres est

kris van cleve, cbs news, los angeles. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> tonight we start off script with breaking news. remember last week's controversial meeting with the foreign minister of russia in the oval office? another one where only russian media was allowed to attend? now the washington post is reporting that during that very same meeting president donald trump revealed highly classified information to the russians, current and former u.s. officials tell the washington post the disclosures jeopardize a critical source of intelligence on isis. information considered so sensitive it wasn't even shared with allies and was tightly restricted within the u.s. government. stephanie ramirez is here now with more on this story which is blowing up all over the internet. >> bruce, this is now the most read article from the washington post and this story is r

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. >>> new at 11:00, van initialled without a trace. a community is working together to find a missing mother. nbc 10 with neighbors as they passed out fliers and looked for clues. and as nbc 10's brandon hudson reports, that search stretches from here to poland. >> reporter: state police say this is where they found the missing mom's car. people in the community, some of them who didn't know this woman, are passing around fliers to keep the search fresh. >> we're out here, you know, trying to get the word out orp until she is found, this is how a group of homeowners spend the free time. canvassing the neighborhood. >> we told everything. >> you did? >> i did. >> reporter: talking to neighbors and passing out flyerses. >> we have made it our mission to find her. >> reporter: nbc 10 joined the group tuesday night. some of them strangers who now feel a connection with the missing mother. >> i mean, this is a woman, 43 years old, wasn't like she's a long running track record of running off and disappearing. >> reporter: pennsylvania state

kris van cleave, cbs news, havana, cuba. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning" best-selling brunt joins us with his new book "trophy's son" which sheds a light on tennis. >>> and a possible new law that bans texting and driving. >> there's a breathalyzer to prevent drunk driver but a textalyzer to prevent distracted driving? a new push. that story's coming up. i'm jeff glor with cbs news. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> hey, thanks for waking up with us as we take a live look at the bay bridge this morning. michelle has her phone with her, her makeup pencils on this set. good morning, that's what you heard. it's wednesday, may 31. we're halfway there. >> yes, we are! hey, guys. >> yeah. >> i have all my gadgets here. [ crosstalk ] >> i'm just thinking if your mirror could talk. >> if it could talk. >> what do you have in your lap right there? >> stop it! get on to weather and traffic! [ laughter ] >> what's up her sleeve? [ laughter ] >> we're revealin

kris van cleave, cbs news, havana. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" best selling author doug bruntth his new book "trophy's son" which sheds a light on tennis and a new la on texting and driving. >> there's a breathalyzer to prevent drunk driver but a textalyzer? that story's coming up. i'm jeff glor with cbs news. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> i noticed throughout the movie we were not on the course, we were on the course of boston. >> breaking overnight, the first nonstop flight from philadelphia to iceland hits a snag we will tell you why it was divert todd boston with mayor jim kenney on board. >>> breaking this morning searching for a 18 year-old after police say his seven year-old family member was found unresponse with a bag over her head. >>> kathy griffin is responding to a backlash after she posted a photo of herself holding a decap that ited image of president trump, hear what she says this morning. it is wednesday, may 31st good morning i'm jim

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chris van cleave, cbs news, los angeles. >>> our top story this morning, president trump reportedly revealedhly classified information about a potential isis attack to russian officials during a meeting last week. the information was provided by another country, which did not give permission for it to be shared, and that's according to "the washington post." the administration said no intelligence sources or methods were discussed but did not deny classified information was shared. >> there's nothing that the president takes more seriously than the security of the american people. the story that came out tonight as reported is false. i was in the room. it didn't happen. >> after the meeting, white house officials called the cia and nsa to try and contain the damage. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on allegations the president revealed highly classified information to russian officials, and we'll get reaction from the white house. plus, jetblue ceo robin hayes joins us in studio 57 with why he believes passenger confrontations are on the rise. >>> and -- >> i'm

kris van cleave, cbs news, los angeles. or pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org along the south bay road.. crashes are way up.. but speeding tickets are down. good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. i'm allen martin. 6:00. >>> drivers tear along the south bay road, crashes are way up, but speeding tickets are down. >> new at 6:00, highway 17 is known for rush hour grid lock. now new numbers show it's become a lot more treacherous for commuters. accidents are sky rocketing, but fewer law breakers are getting caught. >> reporter: so highway 17 is 50 miles an hour all the way through as you come through the santa cruz mountains. i can tell you that everybody out here speeds. but chp says this is not necessarily a dangerous highway. it's just if everybody followed the law and slowed down, we would not have all these problems. the latest highway 17chp data is out and it shows a disturbing trend of more crashes and more death, but c

new york. >>> segÚn el centro p u hay 2 millones de indocumentados que se van a ver afectados por la sb 4 pidea la comunidad que mantengan la calma. >>> esperan entablar una demanda para tratar de impedir que la nueva ley entre en vigor el primero de septiembre y evitar que se convierta en un peligroso precedente y otros estados asuman me dudas similares. >>> la directora ejecutiva cra que parte de esta ley van contra de la constituciÓn de estados unidos. y aunque el gobernador de texas cra que esta ley protege a tods los ciudadanos, el jefe de la policÍa de houston indicÓ que la implementaciÓn de la ley afectarÍa la confianza entre la policÍa y la comunidad. >>> la ley dice especÍficamente que a un testigo y a una vÍctima no se le puede pedir nada sobre si estÁ indocumentado. >>> por otra parte la cancillerÍa mexicana, lamentÓ la promulgaciÓn de la ley sb 4 dijo que estas me dudas criminalizan el fenÓmeno

new family. >> we've been waiting all morning. >> the van gundy's all there. ing a detroit pistons bandanna, because it turns out his new dad, stan is head coach. the pistons tweeting out a welcome to eastwood, writing after all this attention, that head coach is no longer the most famous member of that family. >> you see east wood everywhere, if you google east wood he comes up before clint eastwood, yeah about as famous as it gets. >> reporter: on their way home, a final wave, and eastwood right there in the car. david muir, abc news, new york. >>> very cute dog. >> going to get a lot of practice too, chasing basketballs. if they let him on the court. should become the team's mascot. >> perfect for pistons. >> boom. >> fashion photographer in new york does same thing for spca, option of many, many, many pets. put them all in a book. >> look at their cute little faces out there. >> still haven't gotten around to adopting. >> i want to adopt them all. >> frank could have a brother or sister. >> not 70 pound dog. >> the dog is cute. 70 pounds. >> announcer: this

new home. the dog, eastwood, now belongs to detroit pistons coach stan van gundy and his family. after eastwood failed to be adopted, the van gundys offered to take him in.. and the story went viral. yesterday, they met eastwood for the first time. eastwood will have plenty of room to run around at his new home. and he'll have some new friends.. another dog and six cats. how do you break the record for most retweeted tweet?? by using chicken nuggets as your driving force! a teenager from reno - asked wendy's restaurant how many re-tweets he needed to get free nuggets for a year. wendy's said 18 million. the twitter-verse challenge. he fell short -- but still got nearly 4 million re-tweets in a month - and wendy's gave him the nuggets anyway. his re-tweets surpassed the record set by that notorious celebrity selfie from the oscars, shared by ellen degeneres. more good morning washington in just three minutes. suzanne kennedy, what are you working on? intelligent technology can help protect it. the all-new audi q5 is here. washington president trump firing f-b-i director james come

news in the east bay. another early morning van fire in contra costa county. it happened some time after 1:00 a.m. on railroad avenue in ro o rodeo. the scene has now been cleared. according toó# fraring there, no fire investigators were called this time around. you'll recall authorities over the weekend arrested a man they believe is behind a recent string of car arsons in contra costa county. bob redell is looking into this morning's fire. >> happening today, the future of pot in an east bay city, there's a special meeting set today in walnut creek to decide how the city wants to handle legalization of marijuana. >> pete suratos is live there with what city officials could decide. good morning, pete. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and sam. yes,sém later today, city offis with walnut creek deciding how best to move forward as far as implementing prop 64, which the city overwhelmingly voted in favor of this past november. this follows a month-long outreach to residents. it included an online survey. about 1600 people that took part in this, and the numbers that stood out from the survey

news in your first 4 traffic. we'll show you video from 30 minutes ago. this is a car fire at 495 at van dorn street. ssa mollet is here with the "first alert" traffic. melissa. >> good morning. still continues as far as delays. they have just moved the camera. that is good news because we're not watching it as closely. all lanes are open. it is now out on the shoulder and completely gone, out of the way. ow that is normal commute there. inner loop as you're approaching van dorn, where darcy spencer is. glebe road at 123 in arlington. still have cruiews trying to clr things up. southbound bw parkway. inner loop approaching vandorn, not so hot. going to take a look at the weather, chuck and sheena. good morning. >> good morning. there's a hint of the breeze. we've been getting totally rained on from the trees. >> there's a tree above us. the fog has started to clear because of that. but rain drops are falling on our hair, chuck. >> big rain drops. the fog, that you can't see the top of the washington monument. be ready for a lot of fog. fewer storms than yesterday. that's excellent news. we actuallyet

the van's owners called our reporter, kate larson to report the good news. the vehicle was found on parkside avenue, and let's hope everyone is still inside including the victim's electric scooter. >>> a fire that destroyed a home, huge frames, on fraga court and midhill road. it burst into flames at 3:45 this morning. the flames did not spread. witnesses say there was an explosion before the fire. no one was hurt. >>> federal investigators look for a man who started a fire at a san jose church at 2:00 yesterday morning at the assyrian church on east minnesota avenue. there was a man in a hoodie scaling a fence, setting fire to the storage shed next to the building. that fire destroyed the shed. >> if someone comes to the house of god and build that church, either he's evil or he don't believe in anything else. >> investigators from the atf and san jose fire department are looking at the video to identify the suspect. >>> oakland's acting fire chief is opening an investigation into firefighters who failed to inspect the ghost ship warehouse after putting on

kris van cleave, cbs news, los angeles. >>> and that's overnight news for this tuesday. some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little bit later for the morning news and cbs this morning. york city, i'm scott pelley. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the overnight news. i'm tony dokoupil. the worldwide ransom ware attack continues to strangle computers. more than 150 countries were affected but surprisingly no u.s. government systems were affected. >> reporter: from china's main oil company to a hospital in indonesia to japan's nissan car company. the ransom ware attack ricocheted around the world again today as people went back to work. and today asia chinese students were locked out of their papers. even businesses in mongolia were hit. the scale of the tack attack is called unprecedented. >> 150 countries affected and beyond 200,000 individual victims. >> reporter: the ransom ware works by freezing the computers, encrypting the files with hackers demanding $300 or files would be destroyed. the virus is called wannacry. it m

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try my new guacamole and bacon chicken sandwich. music: crave van! >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all of the news, weather and information you need to know throughout your day. >>> thank you for waking up with us, welcome to mornings on 2. i am claudine wong. >> we have your forecast coming up in a few minutes but first the headline on this saturday morning. there is an arrest in the case that shook an east bay community days before christmas last year, we are going to tell you about the attack on a woman in her castro valley home and the person in custody on murder charges, also, a local agency is heaping to change the world for children in africa. they are already doing that. giving people a hand up. we are going to talk to their founder at the assante africa foundation. >> it's the latest flap involving a major united states airline company. the flight crew that threatened to put a mom and dad in jail. what is going on. >> they recorded this video, people are just aware on planes now that if they see something that they are not happy with in terms

it looks like it will move southwards between van latu and new caledonia.e wind and north—easterly trade winds converge. it produces big storm clouds and heavy rain on that line. coupled with really warm water in the pacific off the coast of ecuador, that will keep rain going in areas that will keep rain going in areas that have had a lot of rain and some flooding and landslides. we are talking in particular, western parts of colombia and ecuador. even in the north through, heavy showers. they should ease as the itc z moves northwards to a more northerly point. he is north america. look at this explosion of cloud. another burst of heavy rain and severe storms across the central plains, up to the great lakes. now heading off the eastern seaboard. that area of low pressure moving towards colbeck, keeping it wet and windy here. behind that, showers over the rockies, otherwise, a lot are dry and sunny weather, which is good news. because we have already seen some flooding on the river mississippi. but the peak of the flood will push its way southwards over the

asking passengers to place every electronic device larger than a cell phone in a separate van -- bin and the new requirement is not in effect at the bay area airport yet and in boston the two larger airports on the list that it could expand to other airports. people enrolled in the pre- check program can still leave items in the luggage. >>> the contract worker of fedex accused of stealing from the homes where he delivered the packages on the peninsula and authorities say he burglarized three homes in atherton and menlo park just this month. >> reporter: authorities have arrested 57-year-old kevin baker, a contract worker for fedex he was doing more than making deliveries at the homes in atherton and menlo park. he was making unauthorized pickups as well. he was stealing from the homeowners. >> on all occasions the front door to the home was unlocked and he would take advantage when he made a delivery, going into the home and stealing, and one occasion a laptop. >> reporter: also a wallet, two ipads and that led to his arrest. the camera caught his image, the gps and the ipad help the police tra

greta van susteren who would be on the air is with us. our cast here in new york is with us. let's go to peter alexander to reset the story of this past hour. the head of the fbi james comey has been fired. peter, what do we know? >> reporter: let's be very clear about what is going on here now, brian. over the course of the last hour we have learned president trump, his own campaign associates are under counter intelligence investigation by the fbi, has now fired the director of the fbi. that recommendation coming from the attorney general jeff sessions, also his deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein, notably jeff sessions who recused himself from this russia investigation has recommended the firing of the man who is now overseeing that investigation at the fbi. this is a startling series of events. this is not politics as usual. this is very bizarre and unusual what we've witnessed over the course of this last 30 minutes or so. we have received a statement from the press secretary sean spicer just a short time ago where basically he says that

gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today. >>> new information right now about the stolen vane mentioned earlier in the newscast. the fremont police of announced the wheelchair accessible van has been found and it was stolen saturday. the community members spotted the van and alerted the officers and so far it is unclear if they have found any suspects in the case.>>> if making $1 million is on your bucket list there is a new study on how to get the best way to become a billionaire. the experts say the first step is simple. >> reporter: from making the bed to picking up trash on the sidewalk, even the smallest habits tell a lot about how the person thinks. >> if you make the bed in the morning put you in a productive mindset and makes you 207% more likely to become a millionaire. >> reporter: you heard that right, new study looking at habits, income and levels of happiness connecting the dots between the rituals and making bread. picking up a book before you start your day could lead to bigger bucks in the bank. >> people that jump into the day and get distracted immediately a

try my new guacamole and bacon chicken sandwich. music: crave van! >>> good morning, america. about why james comey was fired. sources tell abc news the president is the one that set it all in motion and the new report that the deputy attorney general threatened to resign. plus the farewell letter from comey overnight. >>> deadly standoff. officers facing off with a gunman firing shots from this home killing at least one person. injuring three more. the battle lasting more than 24 hours. >>> an abc news investigation. bmws bursting into flames. reports that dozens of one of the most expensive cars on the road have been mysteriously igniting while parked and even turned off. what is sparking the blaze? brian ross here with the new report. ♪ i need some good news >>> an amazing survival.

try my new guacamole and bacon chicken sandwich. music: crave van! >>> airbnb in san francisco reached a new deal that could have big consequences for short term rentals. a look at the changes. >> reporter: this settlement closes nearly a year of legal battles in federal court. they say now the law has some teeth. >> there's been lot of folks that have been gaming the system and violating the law. >> reporter: according to dennis herrera, first property owners will be able to access registration fees instead of making a trip to city hall. second, hosts who fail to do that will be barred from listening and finally they'll share data to make sure everything is in compliance. there are penalties if that doesn't happen. >> they themselves will be directly and financially liable for their failure in addition to their hosts. this is a game changer. >> the fine is a thousand dollars for each illegal listing. they founded a coalition that helped shape san francisco's ordinance. >> airbnb alone has more than 8,000 aktive hosts and they're only half the market.

try my new guacamole and bacon chicken sandwich. music: crave van! ou live, this is abc 7 news. >>> we begin this half hour with the appointment of a special council to oversee the investigation into possibility russia meddling in the 2016 presidential election. >> former fbi director robert mueller will lead that investigation, he will have sweeping powers to investigate if the trump administration had colluded with russian staff. >> president trump saying there was no collusion between he and any foreign entity. >>> news traveling across the hill both sides wan fbi director james comey to testify the american people about his meeting with the president. >> with his white consumed by crisis president trump venting to the coast guard class. >> look at the way i've been treated lately. especially by the media. no politician in history and i say this with great puritiy has been treated worse or more unfairly. >> but back in washington even members of the president's own party say we may be at a tipping point. >> i think we're reaching a point of waterga

try my new guacamole and bacon chicken sandwich. music: crave van! >>> police in ohio say they don't know the motive yet for a triple shooting. dozens of officers joined the perfect -- procession of an officer who was shot and killed. the shooter went to pine kirk care center in kirkersville. the police chief was 36 years old and became the chief three weeks go. they had six children with another on the way. >>> surveillance video from a school in ohio has given insight into the fate of a boy before his suicide. you can see students going in and out of the bathroom until one boy is he not moving. he doesn't get up until some parents get on their feet. some parents taking the stand and same that their kids a been bullied to. >> it's happy to like it. they're getting bullied and disrespected in a just optics but the boy was eight years old, committed suicide two days after that attack. he told his mother that he had fainted. and the school never told her about the bowling until she saw that video. >>> officials have shot -- release the identity of a ma

tais van cleave is our transportation correspondent. oris, what's new? is reporter: sources familiar ofth the ongoing discussion say it is likely the department of bameland security will expand the ban on large electronics being carried on to planes. sources say airports in europe am the u.k. are among those likely to be added to the list. u.s. airlines are worried an expanded ban will discourage traness travel and will be hofficult to enforce without searching passengers individually. ney also have concerns about moving a large number of electronic devices into the cargo hold as there is a small risk of fire from devices' lithium ion batteries. u.s. officials began discussing a widespread electronics ban following the laptop bombing of a somali airliner last year, but rae obama administration decided it would be impractical. d.h.s. officials are still evaluating the potential disruptions and will meet with representatives from the u.s. frlines later this week. scott, a final decision could come in the next few weeks. >> pelley: kris van cleave breaking