gave $100 to newark charities.that flare up that i had never gotten returned before. the platforms that donald trump uses to demean and degrade, my history is to fight hate with love. when people insult me, a fellow united states senator, not to fight them back saying you punch me, i'll punch you harder, but show grace. >> a big debate within the democratic party is how you deal with donald trump. >> if i'm not the nominee, i ran a fire department, fighting fire with fire is not a good strategy. >> speaking of that, your term expires coterm nis with this presidential election. a law was passed in the state to allow you to run for both. do you intend to run for both? you expect to be in public office of one sort or another in january of 2021? >> yes. and i'm run full board to be the president of the united states of america and i'm going to fight like anything to win the support of my party and to win the support of the american people, but should that not work out i'm looking forward to staying in the united states

>> reporter: his first run for mayor of newark, chronicled in the documentary called "street fight."e that we pull together. >> reporter: he lost that race but proved his political strength when cast as the underdog. he finally became mayor of newark in 2006, taking on a city deeply mired in poverty, crime, injustice. one of his solutions, private equity. sparking criticism he was too close to big business. >> i call out wall street, and i have, but whethern i needed to d the first hotel in 40 years and i needed partners to invest. that created jobs for a lot of people that didn't have them. >> reporter: forgive me, but newark is still a tough town. it may be better, but this is still a hard-traveled place, yes? >> yes. we've made significant progress. the best endorsement for the city in many ways is our population is growing for the first time in 60 years. i don't know if there's any place that's solved all their problems, but newark from where we were to where we are now is probably one of the most successful stories of a come back you can find in the last decade in america. >> re

the former newark mayor makes his pitch. >> here in newark, we refuse to wait. >>> how would senator booker's approach work across the united states. democratic presidential candidate booker joins us next. >>> economic high. the lowest unemployment rate since 1969. >> we have an economy that maybe is the best economy we've ever had. people tend to like you. >> that isn't reflected in the president's approval rating. how will the economy affect the 2020 race. >> hello. i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is seeing double. president trump is in washington dealing with two political realities on the domestic front. the president and the u.s. got excellent economic news, unemployment at 3.6%, the lowest since 1969. but president trump remains quite unpopular with the american people at large and on the world stage, he's on defense over his relationship with north korean dictator kim jong-un after north korea launched multiple test missiles on saturday. the president is facing criticism over an hour-long phone call with putin in which the president says he discussed

two big draws for cities like dublin and newark. they are on opposite sides of the east bay and they have a lot in common. thdubl. and onslaught of people. >> it is a great place to live, work, and raise a great parks, great services. >> reporter: the california department of finance found that dublin grew over lt year amongst cities with 30,000 or more residents. a home is about $1 million. a one bedroom apartment is about $2600 a month. >> when you combine two incomes, you can afford to live in dublin. >> or you can live in newark. the average price of homes are around $750,000. >> if you live in newark, guess what? just over the brink and you're there. >> reporter: paul says as a real estate broker, he sees people flocking to newark because of outo go mity to silicon valley. to fremont or something. they can't build eugh schools for the population. reporting live in dublin, i'm cheryl hurd. >>> 20 years ago, people in the district voted to bring lightrail to the east ridge mall. it is the largest and busiest transit hub in the co

senator but as the former mayor of newark, new jersey. to newark and sat down with senator booker to talk about the city's turn-around and his white house bid. >> the jobs report came out friday. half a million new jobs added. the last time the unemployment rate was this low, i was nine months old, you were eight months old. >> yes. >> 1969. >> yes. >> how do you make a pitch the economy is thriving bts, let's get rid of the snpt. >> when you walk around, you ask people if the numbers he's touting -- i'm the only one -- folks are saying i have to work two jobs to keep myself in housing. americans are struggling. wages are low, for the last four decades, i don't think they've budged that much. >> gone up 3% which is more than it went up during obama. >> first of all, i love thumb is taking credit for a recovery that started under obama. who is this economy going to work for? we have a tax plan that was all about giving the wealthiest plan more of a break. my vision for this country is target things like massive increasing income tax credit

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we're going to have to try to bring the world's attention to newark. put newark on the map.d creative ways, battles with co-nnen o'brien. we inherited a city with a massive budget deficit, losing tax base. what i'm proud about is not that we brought attention to the city but that the indices of transformation are there. >> you told me you played tight end for stanford. the red sox, last week, no glaring symbol of what's wrong with this country as far as them going to the white house. a team divided. one of your strong suits and one of your kind of guiding forces behind the criminal reform act is the way you worked across the aisle. you talked about working with the koch brothers and working with kushner and welcoming newt gingrich to your office. how important is that as a centerpiece message? i feel from people even though it's not a policy point, it's just a very unnerving place we are right now. >> i think we're slip into tribalism. that's dangerous when we have fear based american against american politics. for me i try to say this to my party. if we are going to win, we

he's from newark. socialist, we're not -- you need a grownup who's turned the economy around and roll that spar spartacus stay in newark. >> the way we beat bullies is -- america is tired of that toxicity. a guy came up to me in iowa and said, hey, i want you to punch trump in the face. that's a felony. we don't get away with that that often. he's going to find out when he has this 6'3" former tight end on that debate stage with him, he's going to find out what kind of fighter i am. but i want to talk to the american people about our common aspirations. >> i am so impressed with your 14-point bill. you're like let's make it as difficult as getting a driver's license. what i've never understood is during times -- we've been through a terrorist attack or a pending one, it becomes the number one or number two voter issue. i could go on the theory basically every day with guns we're one day away from a gun attack, the same thing. so why does the not rise up to one of the top tipping points, what voters car

. >> thank you for what you did for newark. all of the citizens who are suffering whatever you did. , >> thank you so much. i love your hat. did you go to the naval war college? >> isis and al qaeda were my specialty. >> a lot of great soldiers who are doing counterterrorist training. i been most recently to niger and helping folks there. that's incredible. thank you for what you are doing. nice to meet you, as well. thank you all for having me here. >> thank you for coming. >> hello. it's so good to be here. thank you. trevor, how are you? -- are want is bodyguard you wanda's bodyguard? happy mother's day. trevor, are you an only child? thank you for having me here. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you, corey. oh my goodness. this is your mother. >> she is still alive at 104. >> that is phenomenal. >> your family is pretty famous in new jersey. >> at tried to call him this morning to ask what i should ask. >> have many siblings do you have, trevor? what are their names? >> tuesday and tory. tory, this is cory. i know somethin

the person you hear, that is actually the mayor of newark right now.ose voice it was. >> are you for real? >> pretty cool. >> so what was he -- >> he was a school teacher. >> so that's a legit -- >> yeah. it was powerfully -- >> thank you. >> the portending of the future. >> that's why. >> so she reps newark. >> hard. >> i'm going to guess, i'mgoing to guess. we don't have red man on here. >> first of all, red man is is straight up. that's the nickname. >> some of the red man lyrics that the candidates can't usually have. >> those pop in my mind. >> this was pac through your town and downtown newark, showing love for the east coast. >> i literally did not know that. >> french montana. >> okay. >> came up on the sewer. got the work out. riding with colin and watching for the grease. >> that's the second one over my head. i did not know that. >> when you get to be a really famous rapper, you don't need to rhyme anymore. there is just a line. that's cool. >> so i will say something about the regret, but i may or may not occasionally write things to my gir

newark is the only other bay area city on that list they're the population grew 3.3% last year over the past 5 years a home prices and atlanta have increase. >>i would say probably in the 20% range, but herrera says that's not keeping people away that's because dublin and newark are cheaper options for people compared to san francisco and san jose. >>dublin is also ranked 3rd on the state finance department's to like every place else as long as they continue to build yes will seen people moving and chico saw the highest population increase last year in large part because people move there after being displaced by the campfire felipe should all kron 4 news a bay area teachers getting national recognition for her passion to educate kids. >>rosie reid was named a finalist for this year's national teacher of the year read as teachers teaches english at northgate high school in walnut creek. she says her focus is creating culturally diverse classrooms. we really need to figure out ways to get all of our kids in the same building once we get the kids in the same building. how are we treating

>> when i was a mayor of newark, we did gun buy-backs.i think most americans agree that these weapons of war should not be on our streets. >> but would you prosecute people, do you support the government buying them back and if not, potentially people could go to jail if they don't want to sell them back? yes or no? >> again, we should have a law that bans these weapons and have a reasonable period in which people can turn in these weapons. right now we have a nation that allows in streets and communities like mine these weapons that should not exist. >> senator cory booker, good to have you on. we look forward to keeping up the conversation. >> thank you very much. >> dhu. >> be slur to watch senator booker's interview with david axel right-hand saturday night at 7:00 eastern time only on cnn. >>> breaking news to cnn. we're learning the house judiciary committee will hold attorney general bill barr in contempt. that's a remarkable development. they're set to begin proceedings against him later this week. >> that is a big deal. straight

crespo had only been with the newark police for a year and a half. if convicted on all counts, david, he could face life in prison. >> linsey, thank you. >>> now, to that new headline tonight about michael avenatti. federal prosecutors today charging him with defrauding his most famous client, stormy daniels. he's accused of stealing nearly $150,000 from her book deal, allegedly claiming the publisher hadn't paid her yet. he also faces charges of extorting nike in a separate case. >>> and new developments tonight in the racist yearbook photo scandal involving virginia governor ralph northam. eastern virginia medical school now saying tonight its investigation cannot determine if the governor, then a student, is the one who appears in the photo showing one person in black face and another dressed at a member of the kkk. governor northam, who faced calls for his resignation, insists he is not in the picture. >>> we move on now to a controversial headline tonight. american taliban john walker lindh is now hours away from freedom tonight. he left the u.s

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. >> recently an individual with the measles virus passed through newark liberty international airport. this morning word of a possible measles exposure in new jersey. health officials say on may 8th, about 1,000 people were potentially exposed to the virus at newark airport. last week a traveler with measles passed through dallas-ft. worth international airport. >> it's a disease that spreads via infectious droplets, and it's highly contagious. >> reporter: the cdc reports there are 888 confirmed cases in 24 states since january. >> 90% of people who are susceptible, means who have not been fully vaccinated, if they come in contact with somebody with measles, they will actually get it. >> reporter: this morning as people travel for the holiday, experts say the risks of exposure increase in confined areas like an airplane. the goal, awareness about vaccinations and prevention. >> wash your hands. limit your exposure to others with colds or sick or young children. >> reporter: early symptoms of the measles, fever, cough, runny nose, red watery eyes or rash. people who think they may hav

>> reporter: tonight, the dramatic video that captures how a police chase in newark, new jersey turned deadly and led to a rare indictment 26-year-old jovanny crespo, now facing charges of aggravated manslaughter, aggravated assault and official misconduct. >> the officer's conduct was not consistent with the training that he received >> reporter: the shooting happened back in january when prosecutors say the driver, 46-year-old gregory griffin, fled after a traffic stop crespo then repeatedly fired at griffin's far at three locations, even as he pulled away at one point crespo telling his fellow officer -- >> he pointed the gun at me. g>>ffin passenger, andrew dixon. inside the vehicle police say they recovered a handgun with hollow point bullets. dixon is charged with possession of an illegal handgun. prosecutors say no other officers opened fire crespo, whose attorney declined to comment to nbc news, joined the newark police force two years ago. >> he showed a reckless disregard for human life by shooting into a moving vehicle. >> reporter: the police und s looks forward to his day

the crash right here, that's another newark or ardwood off-ramp. it's off to the shoulder. in the north bay, it's northbound 101. san jose, built for 101 and 87, maybe more slowing. we'll get more detail once chp arrives right about over there on highway 101. a look outside as well, travel times, no big problem, back to you. >> thanks, mike. we are learning new details about oscar grant's shooting. new details about what happened that night at the fruitvale station. "today in the bay" rob riddell is joining us. what does that report show? >> reporter: marcus this internal report created by bart ten years ago now being released calls into question the defense that was used by messerly. you recall the former bart police officer who was convicted of shooting and killing oscar grant the bart passenger, an viktd of shooting him in the backhand cuffed on the ground on new year's day 2009. this was a shooting captured on video by a citizen with a cell phone. messerly said he meant to tais grant, but mistakenly pulled out his gun instead. the report indicates, however that messerly

siren [ gunfire >> shots fired >> reporter: the dramatic video that captures how a police chase in newark, new jersey, turned deadly and led to a rare indictmentf a police officer 26-year-old giovanni crespo now facing charges including aggravated manslaughte aggravated assault, and official misconduct. >> the officer's conduct was not consistent with the training that he rreceived orter: the shooting happened back in january when prosecutors say the driver, 46-year-old gregory griffin, fled aft a traffic stop. crespo then repeatedly fired at griffin's caat three locations, even as it pulled away at one point crespo telling his >> hinted the gun at me. >> reporter: the gunfire killed griffin and injured his passenger, andrew dixon. inside the vehicle police say they recovered a handgun with hollow point bullets dixois charged with possession of an illegal handgun. prosecutors say no other officers opened fire crespo, whose attorney declined to comment tnbc news, joined the newark police forcss than two years ago >> he showed a reckless disregard for human life by shooting into a moving ve

>>specifically in newark and in dublin. >>the camp fire in butte county last year resulted in a major population shift in chico the california department of finance says that city saw the highest population increase in the state in 2018 up 20.7% by january 1st right below it on the state's list of the top 10 fastest growing cities with populations over 30,000 people, dublin comes in at number 2, the population growing 4.4%. newark a few spots below at 6 the population growing their last year by 3.3%. the growth is also having an impact on the housing market. so this is a real estate broker beverly herrera who says home prices in dublin have grown at least 20% in the past 5 years the prices have gone up because of supply and demand so there's. >>as you know california has a shortage of homes and i want is building a lot so people come here because they like newer homes. >>for new homes and there are homes available here, dublin ranks 3rd on the state's list of cities with the highest percentage of housing unit growth. >>at m

no other officers opened fire crespo, whose attorney declined to comment to nbc news, joined the newark police force less than two years ago >> he showed a reckless disregard for human life by shooting into a moving vehicle >> reporter: the police union says it fully supports him and looks forward to his day in court. if convicted on all counts, he could face life in prison. gabe gutierrez, nbc news >>> let's check back in with nbc meteorologist janessa webb tracking that storm affecting millions today. >> these embedded storms are moving fairly quickly, already making their way into the midwest here so it's going to be a long overnight. we are far from done from these storms as this squall line continues to make its way into illinois now, flash flooding going to be a concern with flash flood watches and warnings in place throughout your overnight into your evening we could see one to two inches per hour of torrential rain. that's look at the a making itse northeast for your evening commute. so this storm is making its way east very quickly here, makes its way into new york by your even

. >>> a two alarm chemical fire at a lab in newark prompted a shelter in place at a nearby high school today. alameda county fire officials say this morning a fire started inside a room at the national testing systems lab on cherry street in newark. technicians were performing tests on lead batteries when the fire started. the building was evacuated and students and staff at newark memorial high school across the street sheltered in place. >> with any sort of lead acid, lithium-ion battery, there are hazards associated with that, especially potential reactivity with water. the sprinkler system can fight the fire and cruise were able to extinguish the fire with hose lines and dry chemical extinguishers. >> there was no injuries and damage was contained to a shed. shelter in place of the high school lasted about an hour. >>> the jury in the ghost ship warehouse trial heard testimony today from two former tenants. one said she felt unsafe and moved out after several weeks. the other cried as he described his narrow escape. crime reporter henley willie was in the courtroom and describes th

there is an accident, 84 eastbound on newark boulevard. at the right shoulder. we are starting to see some delays in the westbound commute direction. up to the san mateo bridge. it's going to take you about 20 minutes, just to get from end to end of that bridge. up to the bay bridge, where we did have an accident earlier at the toll plaza. though it has been moved out of the way. drive time there, luckily, only 15 minutes go to get across the bay bridge. it's just getting to the toll plaza. now at the base of the maze is where it is backed up. that's going to be the trick of it. >>> a plan to charge drivers a toll. heads to the assembly floor in just a few hours. between leavenworth and height. the assembly transportation committee passed a bill almost unanimously last month. >>> recreation facilities. the new proposal would be similar to surge pricing on ride shares making the tourist destinations more expensive during congested times. those spots are all in golden gate park. the japanese tea garden and conservatory of flowers. >>> taking a live look at toyota

it is not just newark, all the other cities that play a role in this. it is we created this interagency task force, our whole role is to edify the best zones. we use the revitalization and exited an overly which hesitation to identify the 169 zones we were able to select, part of that process also we cannot forget this, is to constantly over communicate, over engage every stakeholder in community you can. we had a concurrent process where we work directly with municipalities, economic development directors, and we identified the zones, but it didn't fit with where the development was going, we listened. through this process and make changes. they filled it with an up and with which his resignation for an opportunity zone census tract, but again you have to listen to melissa polities that are driving the growth, driving the development within the respective areas. for us at the statewide level, it is still being very intentional about the work we are doing, lining up all of our resources, so that they are wearing on top of opportunity zones. we are excit

i was in newark, new jersey when mark zuckerberg came by and gave cory booker $100 million to the ne bring that up because he was chumming it up with mark zuckerberg when i was there and very rude to me. >> martha: they spent that money on education consultants they lost the money and the effect of that money is a whole other story. >> my mom was a public school stunt in newark. i wanted this to be a success. here is a guy giving $100 million turn this around. this was zero impact other than scandal. >> martha: really abysmal. you know, mark zuckerberg though says it's all going to change. he wants everyone to trust him. and here he is telling everybody that. >> the future is priced. this is the next chapter for our services. now, look, i get that a lot of people aren't sure we are serious about this. [laughter] i know we don't have the strongest reputation on privacy right now to put it lightly. but i'm committed to doing this well. >> martha: that's a little awkward. >> first of all, that outfit, i'm sick of that outfit. he halls more billions of dollars than almost everyone on ear

it's intrestinecause cory booker as the mayor of newark, new jersey, was known to be in favor, and this back in an earlier erremarks you could say, but there's an interesting divide going on between some of daunts gthoing on oves. >> there's an interesting divide between cory booker now and whes hehe mayor of newark. he has notrmbraced charte schools now as a candidate and senator as he did when he was a pmayor. int, this is a reflection of an evolution in demliocratic cs about education and their views especially on charter schools. one reason for this is that a key constituency for democratsac are rs, in particular teachers unions. they're some of the remaierng very pl unions in america, and teachers unions do not lik charter schools. >> woodruff: amy, you talked last week to the head of the a.f.t., the american federation -- >> it was fascinating and id said to her democrats at one point were embrace ago lot of these reforms.a this ws going on during the clinton administration, cory booker in newark, in obama administonraith arne duncan as part of the department of education, really

i'm doing a project in newark that's close to being finalized.the people who are giving me the space, they're building out the store. lemonis: at their expense? tonnie: at their expense. so what i have to supply is equipment, the first month's deposit, working capital. lemonis: and they're giving you the money to do that? tonnie: they'loaning me the money to do that. lemonis: do you feel like you're ready for more expansion? tonnie: i am now. lemonis: the only time a business should be expanding is when it's totally proven out its model. you have the product right, you have the right people, you have the right process, and it makes money. so good-idea people are good, but good-idea people that don't know how to execute can be very lethal to a business. hi. erenisse: hi. how are you? -lemonis: how are you? -erenisse: : i'm erenisse. -lemonis: are you tonnie's wife? -erenisse: yes, i am. -lemonis: hey, nice to meet you. -erenisse: nice to meet you. lemonis: you want help taking your coat off? erenisse: thank you. -lemonis: you got it. -erenisse: wh

major airports, new jersey health officials say a traveler with a confirmed case of measles was at newarkberty international airport b and c terminals on march 12th, and may have gone to other areas of the airport. also potential measles exposure at pittsburgh international airport. there have been more than 700 cases nationwide this year. officials say the 25 year high in large part because of the antivaccination movement. >>> five top drug company executives have been found guilty in a bribery case in the opioid fentanyl. prosecutors said their scheme involved bribes, kickbacks, even lap dances for physicians who prescribed large amounts of the company's fentanyl spray to patients who did not need it. they lied to insurance companies to cover it up. appeals from the defendants seem likely. >>> wicked storms continue to devastate the central u.s. neighborhoods ripped to shreds in little rock, arkansas. the national weather service confirming two tornadoes hit the state. the mississippi river hitting record levels in iowa. this is burlington, where you can see the flooding stretching for

. >>> a two alarm chemical fire at a laboratory in newark prompted a shelter in place today at a nearby high school. county officials say a fire started inside a room at the national testing systems lab on cherry street in newark at about 9:30 this morning. technicians were performing tests on lead batteries when that fire started. the building was evacuated and students and staff at the high school across the street were told to shelter in place. >> with any sort of lead acid, lithium-ion battery, there are hazards with that. potential reactivity with water. the sprinkler system. it can find the fire to the testing facility and crews extinguished the fire with a combination of hose lines and dry chemical extinguishers. >> officials say there are no injuries and damage was contained to a testing shed. the shelter in place lasted for only about an hour. >>> efforts to support a teacher in san francisco battling breast cancer have now topped $13,000. according to their gofundme page, she is a second grade teacher at glen park school. the effort to raise money for her came that after peopl

rain falling down in the south bay, mainly in the newark area. yellow areas representing moderate rainfall and the mountains going off. we're going to get more showers tomorrow. scattered showers all day tomorrow. not like today. it's not rain from front to back. scattered showers, more scattered showers and one or 2:00 a chance for a thundershower and more scattered showers, the sun will come out but heavier rain forecast for the weekend. >> you can check live radar anytime at ktvu.com, just look for the weather tab on >>> a man wrongf of attempted murder is now a free man after 17 years in prison. >> 40-year-old was released today. the northern california innocence project spent five years disproving eyewitness accounts. the district attorney office formally dropped charges. shortly after his release he described the moment before he walked out of prison for good. >> unreal. i couldn't believe it. i asked the officer, is that door really going come open. he said yes. he popped it. it was a shock. >> he says he enwition from the for now he will

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this morning newly released body camera video showing the dramatic moments when a police chase in newark, new jersey escalated into a hail of gunfire >> stop the car! >> reporter: the altercation leaving one man dead and another seriously wounded. 26-year-old police officer indicted on charges including aggravated manslaughter, aggravated assault and official misconduct. >> the officer's conduct was not consistent with the training that he received. >> reporter: the shooting happened in january when prosecutors say the driver of the vehicle, 46-year-old gregory griffin, fled after a police stop once the pursuit began repeatedly shot at the car even as it pulled away. >> at three separate locations, crespo fired shots at the car. >> reporter: at one point crespo telling his fellow officer -- >> i shot him. i seen the gun he pointed the gun at me >> reporter: the gunfire killing griffin and injuring his passenger, 35-year-old andrew dixon. inside the vehicle police say they recovered a handgun with hollow point bullets dixon, the passenger, is charged with possession of an illegal handgun.

newark a few spots below at 6 the population growing their last year by 3.3%.lso having an impact on the housing market. so this is a real estate broker beverly herrera who shome pces in dublin have grown at least 20% in the past 5 years prices have gone up because of supply and demand so there's. >>as you know california has a shortage of homes and i want is building a lot so people come here because they like newer homes for new homes and there are homes available here, dublin ranks 3rd on the state's list of cities with the highest percentage of housing unit growth at more than 4.6% a lot of people want to live here particularly people that work in silicon valley, it seems to be the place where people want to live in total the state grew by less than a half percent last year the state's findings say a decline in births and continued upward trend in deaths from the baby boomer population were major factors in that felipe should all kron 4 news. bit of a bleak start to the season for bay area, baseball fans with both the giants and a's sitting in last place in

you live in newark. you were the mayor there.in the neighborhood you live in are facing all kinds of challenges in the day to day life, wages, mass incarceration, air pollution from nearby polluters. things like that. there's this question, does impeachment become this concern of a small vanguard of the democratic base that's very focused on this and when you go back and you talk to your neighbors, they're just thinking of 1,000 things before they think of that? >> look, people are a lot more sophisticated than folks give them credit for. i say, i got my b.a. from stanford but my ph.d. from the streets of newark. we had shootings in the last month. we had pressing challenges that i hope that this election -- these are the issues i hope we're discussing. i do feel from my conversations with my community that there's been a moral vandalism from this president that has so undermined our basic values, which frankly, if we surrender our values, then so much of what this -- the hope of this nation is eroded. folks want this president t

great schools, great parks. >> newark grew 3% last year.ge price is $750,000 in rental prices. mirror those in dublin. people there also like being close to silicon valley. >>> forget the kindle. if you like an actual book in your hand, we have an event for you. >> 35,000 people are expected to descend on downtown berkeley. the outdoor fair includes 250 local authors, a children and family area, and you guessed it, lots and lots of books. we put a link on nbcbayarea.com. this morning we're sharing with you our favorite books. and i know it may sound strange but i like auto biographies. wendy has the heat. wendy williams. it is actually pretty good. >> she's really funny. there was a good one i read a cary grant. grapes of wrath. "to kill a mockingbird". >> oh, yeah. >> i named my dog scout. nothing like holding a book. i have a kindle as well. i'm a big reader. >> i always put one in my bag when i'm traveling. but i always fall asleep. >> it's hard to put the phone down. it's important for kid. 5:38. waze has an answer to the question peopl

the former newark mayor makes his pitch. >> here in newark, we refuse to wait. >>> how would senatoracross the united states. democratic presidential candidate booker joins us next. >>> economic high. the lowest unemployment rate

lighter rain you can see around newark. and really just some light rain about to move in to parts of the east bay as well. kensington about 5:. you'll find light showers, concord, 5:58 danville, shortly after 7:00 p.m., you'll find a couple drops where you live. frozen precipitation in the sierra. snow working through parts of the sierra. white on your screen, that's the snow, a winter weather advisory. still in effect. this is pretty incredible for late may. this lasting until 5:00 early tomorrow morning. over our passes, around 50 and 80. we could see 2 to 5 inches of snow. this will linger the next couple hours, until 9:00 tonight we'll find those isolated showers, a brief downpoor and it stays breezy. numbers, we are stuck in the 50s, these are typical temperatures of january, it's not a surprise to anyone compared to yesterday. most softs more than 10 degrees cooler right now, than we were on saturday afternoon. overnight tonight, we'll rid ourselves of the showers before midnight, the cloud cover will linger. mid-40s

. >> the latest measle's scare has landed at newark airport. a traveler may have exposed others in terminal c. passengers were warned ifhe ty were here april 16. and also trouble at sea. amid its voiage, the free winds remains docked a underqu antined. a crewmember tested positive for the virus. 103 pe le aboard theship, island officials won't allow anyone to disembark. >> this decision is in keeping with the laws of st. lucia. >> measles has spread to every country in the european union. the death toll at 29. >> it doesn't hurt to get the booster to protect herself. >> in england, posting pictures of her new born. her plea, getting vaccinated will protect yourself andso one els. >>> the man who gave his life to save countless others was given a police procession home. a long line drove escorting the body of rileye. howell hom he died after tackling a gunman at the university of north carolina a charlotte. a memorial service will be held sunday evening for riley. >>> facebook has designated a list of high-profile figures as dangerous. a group o

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new york thomas: newark -- new york. david: what expertise did you have to start a business?s: i had no expertise. there was really no reason to give me any backing. fortunately my first foray was in silver in 1993. the zeitgeist was silver was going to go down to two dollars because of silver halide. i believe people got the analysis wrong and it had a better chance of going back to $50. i put my money on silver options and silver went from $3.5 to five dollars in short order and i made enough money to decide i've didn't want to do that anymore but i would take all of that money and put enough on buying an option on a silver property. david: where did you get the money to buy the options? thomas: i started with $10,000. i had a little bit of savings. turned that into hundreds of thousands of dollars and then put the money on a property in idaho. and i realized around that time that we didn't have much competition. so i took whatever money i had and went to peru and bolivia and mexico and i would put down options on these properties. found icertain time, i had as interesting

the money will go to a recreational program called lights on at west side high school in newark, new jersey, rever friday until midnight the lights stay on until midnight so they can use the campus recording studio and for sports. >>> thousand of runners streets over thall the rain, the runners had a great time. >> 3, 2, 1. >> tradition hit the streets of san francisco sunday morning. [crowd noise] >> reporter: 35 minutes and 1 second after the first group started the 12k, they had a winner. >> tens of thousands braved the wet weather to participate in the annual event. they said it is the first time in 14 years it rained hard on race day but that didn't stop runners from putting their unique costumes on display. >> whether they were thawed out -- we were planning since october. we wanted to dress a strong female figure. >> we went to party city, had some left over halloween on clearance and i thought what th tortlasoggy but to clean up the mess, street cleaners are coming through. >> reporter: from the start to felt throughout the city. >> it was epic. >> it was great. we had fun. >

. >> dublin and newark had some of the highest growth rates in the state last year.e are more places to live. both cities added hundreds of new units last year. >>> facebook taking some prominent users off its platform. it's an attempt to clean up the site after an avalanche of criticism about its content. facebook says conspiracy theorist, alex jones, no longer on instagram. he and his infowars site already kicked off facebook. several others known for their extreme views are also banned. >> it's gonna be really interesting to see where that line ends up and who else gets affected. >> facebook say the people banned are "dangerous." and the users are mostly far right. >>> a new bill in sacramento aims to block your smart speaker from listening in. they want to ban companies from recording and storing what you say without your consent. they want concepted data-sharing with third parties. >> the goal is to reduce congestion and increase safety. the bill needs senate approval. >>> a new proposal would implement surge pricing at four more of the city's top tourist attrac

she's working on new music, building apartments in a once abandoned block in newark and launching a programproctor and gamble in the tribecca film festival, supporting two first-time female directors. it's called the queen collective. taking a lot of sun that shined on you and helping shine it on others. >> that's a beautiful way of putting that. shouldn't we do that in life generally? >> reporter: how did you get the idea? >> it's a perfect time to shift the culture and attitudes and we have been hearing a lot lately about women in hollywood and the inequality of women to men. and it's a disparity. >> reporter: if you could give one piece of advice to young women, what would it be? >> go for it, whatever it is, as long as it ain't illegal. >> what a great conversation and some good advice there, too. that's "nightly news" for this wednesday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. its ongoing battle w/ the 49ers. >>> right now at 6:00, taking their fight to the next level. santa clara's next step. >>> plus, we investigate, what state lawmakers are

it goes to a program called lights on at a school in newark, new jersey. the lights stay on so they can use the recording studio. it will on operate three night as week over the summer. she told them about the gift during surprise visit to the school last friday. two great stories in a row. >> bill is here, meteorologist bill martin, the talk about the good news later on. >>> bit of a break. yeah, after a bunch of rain i.'s been coming down. some record setting rainfall totals, some of the most i can remember. we get rain in may but not this much. there are all sorts of records being tied in different communities and areas around the became. one area with over six inches, vernado nearly a foot of rain. livermore in the last 24 hour, half inch, san jose over a half inch as well. the story is this cold low pressure center is spinning around, moving out of the area. as it moves out we start to dry out there. is a chance for a shower and thunder shower up until 9:00 to 10:00 tonight. by tomorrow we start to clear up and dry out. in the mean time we have shower

go ahead. >> we should point out that cory booker lives in the inner city of newark.ys earlier, someone he knew had been killed nearby. he spoke about young people who he had mentored who were killed by gun violence. we tend to focus on these mass shootings and they're tragic and awful, but if you liver in those communities, this carnage goes on on a daily basis. he feels it deeply, and you can tell in that answer and throughout his discussion of this issue on the axe files that this is something that he feels very, very passionately about. and you're right. i think that candidates do best when they are talking about things that they genuinely feel passionately about. he genuinely feels passionately about this. >> yeah, i think you're right. you see it with that, with senator amy klobuchar when she docks about addiction and talks about her father. you can -- it translates. all right, thank you very much, david. look forward to the full interview. of course, it's on your show, david sits down for an extensive interview with senator cory booker. watch it tomorrow, 7:00