the new van, check it out. >> unbelievable.> very elegant. >> it's easy to buy this online or wherever and just slap it on a truck. >> and later... turn the car around, get your ass back here, and be a leader right now. >> when hank and marcus demoted me, it was hard, but he's the business expert, and, you know, i still want to do everything in my power to keep, you know, the family business going. >> i want you to see the lines of sight, okay? >> right. >> and we want to have clear lines of sight, so when the customer comes in, it's inviting. if there's one thing i know about a business, appearance matters. so i'm gonna reorganize the store and change the layout, because that's the only way we're gonna make money. we have everything here from vases to lamps to flowers to furniture to candles to wallpaper to greeting cards. >> okay. >> all i'm thinking about is customer flow and ease of access to product. the first impression in the business is the only impression that matters. so i'm bringing in some designers to help me reorg

first oncology patient to be transferred to sutter health california pacific medical center's brand-new vanmpus in san francisco. >> he's the first one, and see the new hospital. it's really quite an honor, and it's really a beautiful hospital, yet. >> reporter: after more than 150 days at another cpmc campus, he came to the new location saturday, and the first thing he noticed? >> i'm 6'5", and the showers were really small at home, so the bathroom here is quite nice. >> reporter: bray is one of many patients moved from the hospital pacific and california campuses to van ness campus. doors open 7 a.m. saturday after the project started in 2013. >> we are very excited about finally being ready to take care of the people of san francisco again. >> reporter: the state-of-the- art building at 274 beds, 12 stories with views of the entire city, offers innovative healthcare options, and is the first in the nation with seismic technology to withstand an earthquake. >> so if we were ever a big disaster here in the area, we are still going to be standing and we are still going to be able to care fo

. >>> then, new jersey congressman jeff van drew is here joining us exclusively with democratic reaction to the mueller report, plus his take on that senate vote on the green new deal last

>> julie: we're getting democratic reaction from new jersey congressman jeff van drew. thank you for coming in this morning. i'm sure you have a lot to say about the president having a lot to say. he has threatened to shut down the mexican border before if migrant caravans are not stopped. there has been an uptick in the last year of tens of thousands of migrants coming in. children included. what do democrats plan to do about the border crisis and what was your take about the president's speech last night on that topic? >> my take is it's time for us to move on in so many ways and this is one of the ways. we have to insure that our borders are safe, we have to insure that we just don't have a constant bleeding in of folks from central america and other areas. just for humane reasons and also for security reasons. so i think -- i've always supported the idea and unfortunately i don't have enough support from everybody else, to have a nonpartisan

the 12 the old transferred from the california campus to the new vanness campus, she and 20 another newbornabies made the short the new multibillion-dollar hospital. >>> today, the lighthouse first new ferry in 15 years goes into service. it is called pyxis. it is bigger and better than earlier fairies the new ferry can hold 445 passengers, it meets the toughest emission standards and goes at the same speed as a traditional faller ferry, it's latin for a mariners compass. to other similar boats are expected to join the fleet the next year. >>> after taking a break from the tv talkshow more than two months, wendi williams is going back to tv. the show confirms wendi williams back on the air today. she took a hiatus from the show back in december, they were rumors circulating about where she went and maybe the show would be canceled, in a statement, wendi williams said she needed time to treat her graves' disease. several guest hosts filled in including the canon. you can watch the wendi williams show weekdays right here on ktvu fox 2 at 10:00. oakland teachers going back to classrooms today.

the new van, check it out! dennis: unbelievable. lemonis: good.nis: i love the way it's going around the whole bottom of the truck. it's very classy. woman #3: wow. woman #4: yeah, it's fantastic, and the telephone number is on there and... oh, it's beautiful. hank: instead of the decal being a photograph, i would've done it in a painting instead because it's easy to buy this online or wherever and just slap it on the truck. lemonis: i feel like watching this is bringing back... amber: bad memories or something? lemonis: ...all the frustration that i had with the guy. because this was the first episode we ever shot, i remember there was days where i used to think to myself, "what did i get myself into?" amber: the whole show? lemonis: mm-hmm. amber: and what did that voice tell you? lemonis: run. all this hard work is finally coming to an end. i'm excited about the regrand opening. marina: tell people to come in here. woman #5: okay. marina: and tell them we're having a regrand opening quickly. be back in, like, 10 minutes at most. run! lemonis: w

hospital's first nicu patient arrived also on that day yesterday, 12-year-old miari was transferred to the new vans campus. she and 29 other babies made the short journey to the new multi-billion-dollar hospital. >>> a young girl stayed very cool and very calm in a very scary situation. >> we're about to meet laura. she's 7 years old, a second grader. >> she was home with her mom when her mother had a seizure and how she responded has a lot of people talking. claudia is here with her story. >> you have to listen to this 911 call. that's pretty much what everyone has been saying after they hear it. 7-year-old laura had to make that call. her mom was in trouble and she needed to do something. it's really hard not to tear up a bit when you hear this little girl's composure and the loving caring she showed her mom. >> reporter: it doesn't take a lot to make 7-year-old laura smile. >> i'm in 2nd grade and i like to draw. >> reporter: she likes to take care of animals and since both of her moms are vet techs, they have quite a few. but one night a few weeks ago, laura had to step up to do even more. tha

she wants peace with pakistan and to get softer the whole thing became national news after van was on every single prime time and it was a very very very scary time my phone was hard because of a so many messages coming back to back and and the strangest thing is that when all messages of hate messages of. messages of how somebody would one to. post me. how somebody would go very very explicit messages of how one would one of my limbs of five and how they would want to read me you know who these people are well did they call you up to threaten you i wasn't on social media you were bought and you have reported this to the police no it doesn't matter the whole coming to you when you think you do need it or maybe it's also if you read it or whether somebody's calling you. a despot i found out here these are true you're feeling good ladies because you don't see this on just one person saying it to you that you can go to the police and report it you are it's it's one hundred different account it's one hundred different people saying it to you and that gets to you i think even no matter how

she wants peace with pakistan and she gets softer the wording became national news after van was on every single prime time and it was a very very very scary time my phone was hot because there were so many messages coming back to back. and the strangest thing is that we're all messages of hate symbol of messages of. messages of how somebody would want to. coach me how somebody would be one of the way very explicit messages of how one would one of my limbs the five and how they would want to rape me you know who these people are well they call you up to try to new what was it on social media you about and you have reported this to the police now it doesn't matter how the trick is coming to you with respect to do you already feel it's also should read a little release calling you a very. definite sound ok these are not you you're feeling your life because you don't pick. just one thing get to you that you can go to the police and report you are it's it's one hundred different accounts one hundred different people saying to you that gets to you i think you no matter how strong you are that

news. vincent van gogh is universally celebrated as one of the world's greatest artists — and now a new exhibitiont living in london. while in the capital he worked as an art dealer and although he didn't become a painter himself until four years after leaving britain, those years were crucial to his artistic development. our arts editor will gompertz reports. vincent van gogh came to britain in 1873 — not to make art, but to sell it and see it. the 20—year—old art then dealer quickly developed an appreciation for british landscape painters, most notably john constable. he settled here at 87 hackford road in brixton, south—east london. he'd leave home and walk to work in covent garden every day because he wanted to take in the sights and the sounds and the smells of britain. he'd often have some charles dickens in his pocket to read and always wore a top hat because, as he said, you couldn't be seen in london without one. van gogh took to london like a beard to a face. that is, it grew on him. in a west end gallery he discovered james whistler's paintings, whose evening view of westminster bridge

she wants peace with pakistan and she did so after the one thing became national news after van was on every single prime time and it was a very very very scary time my phone was hot because there was so many messages coming back to back. and the strangest thing is that with all the messages of messages of. messages of how somebody would want to. host me how somebody would be very very explicit messages of how one would one of my limbs of five and how they would want to see me you know who these people are well the big call you up to two hundred new what was it on social media you about india reported this to the police mo it doesn't matter how the date is going to do with it they do you always do it so who should read it or whether somebody's calling you. a definite found out again these are not true you're feeling good life because you don't put this on just one person saying it to you that you can go to the police and report it you are it's it's one hundred different accounts it's one hundred different people saying that to you and that gets to you i think even no matter how strong

the hospital's first nicu patient also arrived yesterday. 12-day old mayari was transferred to the new van the new multi-billion-dollar hospital. >>> wendy williams is coming back to tv. the show confirms williams will be back on the air today. williams took a hiatus from her show to treat grave's disease. you can watch it weekdays on ktvu at 10:00 every morning. >>> oakland students finally have their teachers back. the union and school district have come to an agreement, putting an end to the teacher strike. the details on the final deal. >>> getting ready for chaos in the mcarthur maze. the new backups the construction project could cause and how much time you have to prepare. >>> a proposal to bring a historic theater in oakland back to life. what one group has planned for today as they take steps to turn the original parkway back into a theater and cannabis lounge. >>> good morning. it's march 4th, 2019. we look at a cloudy bay area here. looks like some of the rain is moving out. i want to start

a couple of followup questions, returning to the new pcmc hospital on van nuys. do you estimate how long it will be before we're able to send our ambulances there. right now they're being diverted from there, correct? >> they're going to van nuys now. >> they are going to van nuys? >> yes. so we're able to use that new hospital that is opened? >> yes. >> yes. >> how do they apply? >> the application is ongoing? >> i thought we should put it out there and make sure that any paramedic that's out there watching this exciting program, wants to apply can do so. >> i agree. anybody that's out there we encourage you to come to san francisco fire department and the chief has lei' -- laid the d work. >> it's a great steppingstone. hopefully our p.i. officer will put that out there and we can recruit new into the city. >> he's doing a good job. >> thank you. excellent report as usual. >> thank you very much. >> quick mention, thank you mr. president. i understand that there's a lot of confusion around this new hospital. i understand that the old hospital sent out notices t

new clues. here's kris van cleave. >> reporter: sources now tell cbs news investigators at the coash scene in ethiopia secovered the boeing 737 max's jack screw, which helps raise or lower the nose. it was set to "dive." investigators are getting a s earer picture that ethiopian airlines flight 302 was in trouble almost from the beginning of its brief final flight, with the pilots locked in a battle for control of the aircraft as it climbed and dropped by hundreds of feet. this oscillating flight track is similar to the lion air crash in october. s, the similarity is, in both accidents, you do have this pitching up and down of the tose. it's just in the ethiopian case it occurred right afte ireporter: air traffic controllers were aware of the elane's flight path, and three minutes after takeoff, the pilot made his distress call, according to the airline's c.e.o. >> the pilot reported flight control problems. >> reporter: investigators hope the black boxes tell them whether the plane's sensors malfunctions, similar to lion air. that could explain data showing the plane was flying unusually fast after t

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the chair now recognizes the gentleman from new jersey, mr. van drew, for five minutes. mr. van drew: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent to insert letters of support for the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. speaker, i rise today because i am profoundly concerned with the possible permitting of seismic air gun blasting off the atlantic coast from jacksonville, florida, to new jersey to portland, maine. this is an extremely serious issue. late last year, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, also known as noaa, issued five harassment authorizations, which advanced permit applications for seismic air gun blasting in the atlantic ocean. this action essentially sets the stage for the bureau of energy management to approve these permits at any day now. seismic air gun blasting is not only the first step toward off-shore oil and gas exploration and development, but it is harmful to marine mammals' life and to marine life in general and it encroaches on vital military operations. at a time when we are attempting to limit

abc7 news was at the open of tho vanness campus hospital. facility between post and geary has 240 beds. >>> another tesla gone up in flames this time in vermont. this is all that is left after it caught fire. the driver thinks he hit or rock or something to make it catch fire. it is on lake why he was out there on the ice? we don't know. >> so many questions. well you can now take a night tour of the iconic hearst castle. tour guides are wearing 1930 attire while others playing the role of household gas. visitors will get to see the main library as well as the roman pool. >>> time now for one last chance of the weather. >> meteorologist drew tuma standing by. >> tomorrow we are going to be seeing those light showers from time to time as the storm system ho hovers before it exits. a lot of cloud coverage. nothing heavy this hour. we intend to see light showers overnight and over on your sunday as well. any additional rainfall will be less than .25 of an inch on top of what we have seen. numbers, upper 40s to low 50s with scattered showers out

. ♪ ♪ >> never underestimate the internet's ability to underand develop new principals. like the vanshich says no matter how you throw them, they will always land like this. 11 million views. ay have seen it all over twitter and instagram, people chucking their vans. a certain segment of the shoe population says we see you vans, but we raise you crocs. look at this one. they throw two pairs of vans. they land. by only have of them land the correct way. then they immediately follow up with crocs. >> is that fair? they did four vans and two crocs. >> if you go into the crocs challenge, you will find many, many videos of crocs doing that. right here. throws it inside the kitchen. there you go. down the stairs, yes. there we go. now everybody is seeing this, they're finally discovering now they discovered a use for crocs. >> yes. >> viral videos. >> yeah. we found quite a few of these crocs videos. i will think it's because of the unique way they're made. this lady has handfuls of them. chucks them all at the same time. >> oh! >> what? >> they're also heavier at the bottom. it makes sense

o'rourke's run in with the law on the campaign trail getting a $50 ticket for illegally parking this van in newe was seen pulling away from the same van after an event. finally the ugly. this wild turkey crashes through a window and makes itself at home a couple's that. animal control came knocking. this was the second time this year a turkey smashed through a window in california. wanted to take a nap. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". hope you have a great weekend, "fox and friends first" continues right now. goodbye. jillian: it is march 22nd and we begin with a fox news alert was the man accused of murdering a washington state deputy in cold blood is an illegal immigrant. rob: donald trump fights to preserve his border order live in washington. jillian: donald trump set to make history and reaffirm his commitment to our allies in israel. >> i've been thinking about doing it for a long time. no president has done it. like moving the embassy to jerusalem. rob: leaving democrats scrambling to get their message on track. jillian: ncaa bracket busted like many people out there.

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peter van sant, cbs news. >> peter van sant is with us. good morning, peter.. >> did kadie's husband speak with you? >> no, didn't answer any of my questions including the very basic one did you murder the family which you think he would be able to answer. >> this case is cold. who role did "48 hours" play in reopening it in. >> kadie major's mother approached them, years had gone by and said authorities had never listened to me, wouldn't answer my questions, so our people started digging into it and discovered some inconsistencies, presented it to a new sheriff who had a new attitude and he got this cold case unit going. >> wow. >> and we'll tune in and find out the rest of the story. thanks so much, peter >> thank you >> watch peter's report "fatal crossing" on "48 hours" tomorrow at sock, 9:00 central right here on cbs. >> lifestyle guru martha stewart is cooking up a surprising new partnership. ahead, how a business move is taking advantage of changing attitudes about cannabis. you're watching "cbs this morning." e psoriasis. you see clear skin. cosentyx c

van. since news of the crash, tributes have been flooding in.ere sweet, they were warm, they were infectious to be around. they were just the loveliest people, they really were. truly talented. having released their debut album, they were recently interviewed by bbc music during a festival in texas. we've been selling out shows on, like, the east coast which is, it has been really good. a good run so far. we are excited. # oh, boy #. midway through a tour in north america, the band stood out as a promising talent whose potential was brutally cut short. ashleyjohn—baptiste, bbc news. before we go, we can remind you of oui’ before we go, we can remind you of our top story. eu says it is likely britain will leave the bloc without a deal in two weeks after the withdrawal document was rejected by parliament for a third time. british prime minister theresa may said the latest defeat of her plan made a longer brexit delay almost inevitable. much more on that story on our website, including a nice little jargon buster if you need a reminder of all those

van. since news of the crash, tributes have been flooding in.. they were sweet, they were warm, they were infectious to be around. they were just the loveliest people, they really were. truly talented. having released their debut album, they were recently interviewed by bbc music during a festival in texas. we've been selling out shows on, like, the east coast which is, it has been really good. a good run so far. we are excited. # oh, boy #. midway through a tour in north america, the band stood out as a promising talent whose potential was brutally cut short. ashleyjohn—baptiste, bbc news. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @duncan golestani. hello. the clocks may be springing forward this weekend but the temperatures are falling back. why? a cold front, a leading edge of cold air that will gradually work its way southward, not with much rain but certainly with a change in the feel of the weather. and that is the most noticeable thing on the way this weekend. plenty of dry weather away from the weather front which has not got anything particular

. >>> up next, make sure you stick ascertain for van jones, a new generation of democrats is making wavesshington. van goes head to head with five of the most interesting among them. they talk presidential oversight, the direction of their party heading into 2020, and where they're hoping to make a change. you don't want to miss that. stay put. it's next. \s i hear it in the background and she's watching too, saying [indistinct conversation] [friend] i've never seen that before. ♪ ♪ i have... ♪ i have... ♪ pardon the interruption but this is big! now with t-mobile get the samsung galaxy s10e included with unlimited data for just $40 a month. ♪ >>> good evening. i'm van jones. welcome to "the van jones show." thank you for tuning in. in a bit, i will show you my full report from the biggest conservative gathering in the country. it's true, liberal van jones went to cpac. i walked around, talked to people. i even got up on the main stage and may have broken twitter at one point. more on that later. first, you have a rowdy crop of newly elected democrats shaking up everything in consequence,

if the petition had been granted, van dyke could have faced to up 96 years in prison. the news has sparked criticism throughout chicago. chicago's mayoral candidates, who are both african-american women, have spoken out against the decision. lori lightfoot, the front-runner in the race, tweeted -- "today's ruling is the latest disappointment in the jason van dyke sentencing, and a sad reminder of the work we must do to create a system that is free of institutional racism and truly holds police accountable for their misconduct, including criminal acts. we cannot build trust between police and the communities they serve if officers who commit crimes are not held to the same standards as other defendants." lightfoot and her opponent, cook county board president toni preckwinkle, both have vowed to reform chicago's police department.

kris van cleave, cbs news, baltimore. >>> the state of new york is suing the billionaire family that owns the company that created the drug oxycontin, joining a growing list alleging the sackler family helped fuel the nation's opioid crisis. the lawsuit includes detailed information about members of the sackler family who own purdue pharma and their alleged attempt to collect money at the expense of lives. >> new york is at the midst of crisis, a crisis that has ravaged our communities and families, claiming lives, young and old, all across our state and our nation. >> new york's announcement comes two days after purdue pharma and the sacklers agreed to pay a settlement of $270 million to the state of oklahoma. >>> chicago police plan to send jussie smollett a bill for $130,000 to cover the cost of investigating what they say turned out to be a publicity stunt. earlier this week prosecutors dropped all charges against the actor who was accused of staging racist and homophobic attack against himself. chicago mayor rahm emanuel says it's the least smollett can do. >> given that he does

van. since news of the crash, tributes have been flooding in.me... they came alive. they were sweet, they were warm, they were infectious to be around. they were just the loveliest people, they really were. truly talented. having released their debut album, they were recently interviewed by bbc music during a festival in texas. we've been selling out shows on, like, the east coast which is, it has been really good. a good run so far. we are excited. # oh, boy #. midway through a tour in north america, the band stood out as a promising talent whose potential was brutally cut short. ashleyjohn—baptiste, bbc news. let's return now to our main story and go back to sophie in westminster. sophie. well, there were angry scenes both inside and outside parliament today. but what do people away from westminster think about the uncertainty surrounding brexit? results in the country, with just over 50% voting to remain and just under 50% voting to leave. our correspondent sarah campbell has been getting reaction from voters and businesses in the city. the o

abc 7 news was at the opening of the van ness campus hospital. it is already housing some patients that were moved from the pacific and california campuses. it features all kinds of new technology. >> we have a patient that leaves the hospital, this machine will go into the room and will use ultraviolet light and kill every single bacteria that is in the room. so we want to make sure that each room is disinfected and clean for the next patient. >> the hospital has 274 beds and features private rooms. nurses say that is a big addition, especially for patients who are being treated for cancer. >>> there's a winter storm warning for the sierra through tomorrow morning. a quick look at the roads, actually not so bad right now. chains had been required earlier for those headed over donner summit but that's no longer the case. as always, the conditions can change and caltrans is advising drivers to be prepared. >>> all right, we are taking a look now at sports -- >> weather. >> all right. let's get to drew. >> don't forget me, guys, come on, it's rainin

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mayor london breed and state senator scott weiner were in attendance at the new california pacific medical center on vaness avenue. the new hospital in the heart of the city in a generation. >> we are already seeing physician, physician groups locator in the hospital, so it's not just the hospital. this entire neighborhood is going to become a healthcare hub, and so we need to just keep making sure that we are ahead of the curve on healthcare. >> state senator scott wiener there with a chance for people to see and tour the brand-new facility. the hospital opens for patients at 7 a.m. tomorrow. >>> today marks the start of women's history month. we will hear from speaker of the house nancy pelosi for the historic impacts women are having in washington. >>> kyler murray announced today he would not take on the today he would not take on the field this week in ♪ i found a birth control ♪ with no hormones! ♪ no hormones? ♪ no hormones, not an ounce! ♪ with an ingredient ♪ i can pronounce! ♪ no hormones! ♪ it's over 99% effective, ♪ i know i'm protected. ♪ a birth control that works differently... finally...

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. >>> then, new jersey congressman jeff van drew is here joining us exclusively with democratic reactionthe mueller report, plus his take on that senate vote on the green new deal last week. he's a member of the blue dog coalition. can he and fellow democrats find common ground with republicans to get anything done next two years? and former oversight committee chairman trey gowdy is here. as a lawmaker, he was one of the first to raise questions about the russia collusion narrative. now there are questions as to how far republicans should go in investigating the investigators. all that ahead on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: we begin this morning with attorney general william barr telling lawmakers he expects to deliver a redacted version of the mueller report by mid april, a few weeks later than the deadline set by house democrats. the special counsel investigation, of course, found that the trump campaign did not collude with russia to influence the 206 election but -- 2016 election but deferred to barr on the question of obstruction. today "sunday morning futures" marks its fif

about 120 patients will be transferred from the old california pacific medical center to the new campus on van ness. officials held a ribbon-cutting ceremony yesterday. the 272-bed hospital officially opens for patients at 7:00 this morning. it will specialize in maternity, pediatric, emergency and cardiac care. mayor london breed says it can provide one other critical service. >> we are constantly talking about how we as a city need to be prepared for any natural disaster, including the next big one. when the new next major earthquake hits, this hospital can provide critical care to the people of san francisco for at least four days. >> more than 100 additional patients will be moved from the california campus tomorrow. about 200 nurses, emts and therapists will help with the move. >>> the time is 6:06. drone view 7 was over guerneville to get a better view of the flooding from the russian river. parts of that city remain under water, even with the floodwaters receding. residents came back to see what's left and to take on the daunting task of cleaning up the muddy mess. abc 7 news reporter w

about 120 patients will be transferred from the old california pacific medical center to the new campus on van ness. officials held a ribbon-cutting ceremony yesterday. the 274-bed hospital officially opens for patients at 7:00 this morning. it will specialize in maternity, pediatric, emergency and cardiac care. mayor london breed says it can provide one other critical service. >> we are constantly talking about how we as a city need to be prepared for any natural disaster, including the next big one. when the new next major earthquake hits, this hospital can provide critical care to the people of san francisco for at least four days. >> more than 100 additional patients will be moved from the california campus tomorrow. about 200 nurses, emts and therapists will help with the move. >>> the time is 5:06. drone view 7 was over guerneville to get a better view of the flooding from the russian river. parts of that city remain under water. residents came back to see what's left and to take on the daunting task of cleaning up the muddy mess. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman was there. >> reporter

about 120 patients are being transferred from the old california pacific medical center to the new campus on van ness. officials held a ribbon-cutting ceremony yesterday. the 274-bed hospital officially opened for patients about an hour ago. it will specialize in maternity, pediatric, emergency and cardiac care. more than 100 additional patients will be moved from th california campus tomorrow. nurses, emts and therapists will help with the move. drone view 7 was over guerneville to get a better view of the flooding from the russian river. parts of that city remain under water, even with the floodwaters receding. residents came back to see what's left and to take on the daunting task of cleaning up the muddy mess. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman was there. >> reporter: as the sign reads, "welcome to guerneville" and should add where the russian river has turned paradise into a junk pile. >> i'm amazed what washed in and what i saw floating by. >> people's fences with their address still on it, couple of refrigerators. >> a suitcase full of clothes. you could see a vase of flowers. >> reporter

news. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock.he rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: how are you folks? welcome to the show. thank you. how's everybody? how y'all doing? how y'all? i appreciate that. i appreciate it. thank you, everybody. ha ha ha! yeah, i do. i appreciate y'all. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering and applause] and we got a good one for you today. returning for their fourth day from tarboro, north carolina, it's the champs. it's the herring family. [cheering and applause] and from st. louis, missouri, it's the memic family. [cheering and applause]

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about 120 patients will be transferred from the old california pacific medical center to the new campus on vanficials held a ribbon-cutting ceremony yesterday. the 274-bed hospital officially opened for patients about 30 minutes ago. more than 100 additional patients will be moved from the california campus tomorrow. >>> turning to weather now and the bay area forecast with our meteorologist lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> hey, chris. we are looking at scattered light rain around the bay area. taking you in closer to emeryville and piedmont, oakland, 880, you've got some wet weather. further to the south from san jose to milpitas and willow glen, some scattered light showers. on the peninsula it looks like a washout here for the morning hours. burlingame and san mateo. it has been raining since midnight and we're looking at more showers into the santa your favorite restaurants now it doesn't matter dash. where you are. ♪ it doesn't matter what you're hungry for. it doesn't even matter how many you are. ♪ restaurants come to you. delicious at your door. download doordash. first order, no delivery fee.

abc 7 news was at the opening of the van ness hospital. tients removed from pacifica campus. the new hospital features all kinds of new technology. >> we have a patient that leaves the hospital, this machine will go into the room and use ultraviolet light and kill every single bacteria that is in the room. we want to make sure each room is disinfected and cleaned for the next patient. >> the hospital has 274 beds and features private rooms. nurses say that's a big addition, especially for patients being treated for cancer. >>> still ahead on "abc 7 mornings," a new journey begins tonight. what's new this year on "american idol." >>> here is a live look from our golden gate bridge camera. you know that look? that life of the party look. walk it off look. one more mile look. reply all look. own your look with fewer lines. there's only one botox® cosmetic. it's the only one fda approved to temporarily make frown lines, crow's feet and forehead lines look better. the effects of botox® cosmetic may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing

bert van marwijk was officially introduced as the new head coach of the united arab emirates on thursday2—1 in a friendly in abu dhabi. the dutchman succeeds alberto zaccheroni — who resigned after their defeat at the asian cup semi—finals in january. van marwijk — who led the netherlands to the world cup final in 2010, and managed australia during last year's world cup in russia — has signed a four—year deal with the uae. i'm looking forward to have this job. i know the emirates, under the tea m job. i know the emirates, under the team because we played four times against each other sino the strength also. i heard there were some young talents slime anxious to know how good they are. i am only here for one thing and that's qualifying for the world cup. i've had the experience to go to the world cup 110w experience to go to the world cup now twice. the first time we were second in the world and second time was with australia. we were a little bit unlucky but we played very well so bit unlucky but we played very well so do go to the world cup for a third time is also good. now to tennis a

the democrat reportedly getting a $50 ticket for illegally parking that van you see right there in newn event. rob: if you are in a position do you pull some strings to get it out or pay it. jillian: you pay the ticket, right? rob: now wright?rob. todd: insight into jillian and my soul's. jillian fought the law, the law doesn't win. goodbye. >> suspect accused of murdering a washington state deputy was illegal immigrant. >> any time a law enforcement officer is killed in the line of duty is a tragedy. it's more senseless when done by somebody who shouldn't be here in the united states of. >> growing list of presidential con tenders boycott a pro-israel conference next week. >> this has become the new matchup of the united states. >> new order for boeing 787 max jet cancelled. airline pulling order for 49 jets. >> border patrol had to release hundreds of migrants because of overcrowding. >> we do not need any walls to solve a problem we do not have. >> is it getting

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news after the break. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock.to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my he all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. after yesterday's rainfall conditions today will still be mostly cloudy but with a greatly diminished chance of rain, a few showers