sky ranger is over niles creek. this bridge over niles creek, closes niles canyon road.tal. dublin chp sent out a tweet saying they hope to open one of these lanes in next 20 minutes but we have not seen tow trucks or cars on theroid. >> we'll be back in a half hour. >> busy weekend as well from baseball to bay to breakers. we hope you have a great one. we'll see you for the news at 11:00. >>> good morning. traveling with baggage. president trump leaving on his first overseas trip today dogged by mounting controversies at home. the president taking on many of them during a news conference. russia's interference in the election. >> believe me, there's no collusion. >> the special prosecutor now running that investigation. >> i respect the move, but the entire thing has been a witch hospital. >> even talk of impeachment. >> i think it's totally ridiculous. >> as the white house moves closer to naming a new fbi director as early as today. >>> surveillance video shows the moment a car smashes into a crowd killing one person, injuring more than 20 others. >> multiple people

avoid niles canyon road before sunol and fremont. will talk more about this cming up in less than ten. >>> want to show you this new video we just got into the live desk. it's making waves this morning. a school employee scene grabbing a student by the neck and lifting him up off the ground. this is in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, and you can see the boy's feet dangling as he is lifted several inches off the floor and carried down the hall way. it happened at a school for kids with academic and behavioral issues. the worker's lawyer says he was doing his job and that the boy was disobeying directions. back to you. >> thank you. >>> police in las vegas charged a man with attempted murder after he whacked a mannequin with the hammer. he staged a dummy to look like a sleeping homeless man. the surveillance video shows him hitting the mannequin for 14 minutes. >> they put together a plan and said if we put out a decoy, this individual will go out and strike. >> the suspect claims he knew all along it was a mannequin, and says he never hit i

i want to move over to the niles canyon road area. niles canyon is closed. between 680 and mission boulevard. it looks like it's going to be that way for a while. 680 is a big mess today. declared an accident near the pleasanton area. 680 is a little slow at 84. for the most part, it's a decent alternative route. in the south bay we have traffic on 101 getting busy but we have good alternates and 85 and 284 let's go back to the desk >>> four people are hospitalized after a very serious single car crash that happened in oakland. >> this happened hours ago. alex savidge is on redwood road. you've been out there for hours. this is the scene of the crash and firefighters had to perform a dramatic rescue operation. >> reporter: they did. a lengthy rescue operation to free the driver of this car. he was trapped underneath the dashboard. firefighters had to cut apart the car to get him out. it was not easy and it took quite a bit of time. this rescue operation lasted more than an hour and a half at this scene. just after 5:00 this morning, rescuers were able to fre

i want to mention a closure on niles canyon road.losed between 680 and the 84 and mission boulevard. you will have to go another way. please give yourself plenty of extra time in this area. this is a serious crash. they're trying to figure out how to get the vehicles out of there. in the meantime you can use mission boulevard or 670 -- 680. let's look at the commute were traffic in the south bay is not too bad. we do see slowing on 101 your capital expressway and near 280. on the peninsula traffic looks okay. 101 is clear from san francisco to san bruno to the airport and down the peninsula. 280 looks good from daly city down to san bruno and beyond. this is across the bay on 880. traffic looks good. it's a mixed bag today. some commutes feel lighter than normal. other commutes are full strength like this one, the bay bridge, it is a 20 minute delay before you make it onto the span. there are no problems on the span.>>> my eyesight is very good, sal. i can see the ships and the boats. although you put me in a restaurant with them and

nile gardiner right after this. >> eboni: time to circle back with andrew mccarthy and nile gardiner.or both united states and pressure governments. -- british governments. what is the biggest differences? >> guest: that's a very good question. a lot of similarities. there are no two greater nations on earth than the united states and great britain and the special relationship between our two great countries is the most powerful force of freedom today. i have been privileged to work with leaders on both sides of the atlantic. it's a tremendous privilege to be living in the united states now which is a true force for liberty and freedom on the world stage. long may that continue. >> eric: may i follow-up with this question? we saw the anti-globalist and populist movement. you you go from britain with the united states with donald trump can it continue? >> guest: brexit is a tremendous force for freedom and great news for the united states. i think it will strengthen the special relationship between the united states and the uk. >> eric: can it spread? >> guest: absolutely. >> kat: the

you will have to avoid 84 niles canyon there near palomares. you can see 680 or 880 but 680 is -- you can use 680 or 880 but 680 is slow southbound out of hayward. so heads up through that stretch. our other "sig alert" we are tracking on northbound 85 approaching 237. one lane remains blocked due to an earlier crash. the cars are cleared. it's all the debris from the accident, quite a bit of debris. they are still waiting for a sweeper to arrive. in the meantime traffic is backed up beyond el camino at this point getting closer to 280. 238 to 237, 30 minutes. 680 looking okay. but it will be slower now that we have the closure on 84. >>> new video showing the moment a tornado touched down in northwestern oklahoma. this was just one of several reported in the area last night. there are reports of damage to buildings and trees. >>> many in wisconsin are still sorting through debris this morning. that's after severe weather caused significant damage including broken power poles and downed trees. one man's garage was flattened by the storm with no

hopefully we will see it especially with the outbreaks of zika and west nile. and it was mentioned about the cost of getting the permit. obviously, doing the permit, actual applying it isn't costly, but to get the stuff lined up, the consult apartments and the paperwork they have to do to get the information is quite costly mosquito control districts coming in, the thousands of dollars is blowing their budget and spend it on mosquito eradication. we have hundreds of groups around the country that support this legislation and it's needed and i urge my colleagues to support it and move on and protect the environment and also human and health and safety. the chair: pursuant to the rule, the bill shall be considered for amendment under the five-minute rule, the bill shall be considered as read and shall be in order to be considered as an original bill an amendment in the nature of the substitute consisting of the committee rule. that amendment in the nature of a substitute. no amendment to that amendment in the nature of a substitute shall not be considered. each s

joining me now is ben from politico and niles, white house columnist with "the hill." starting with you first, a number of outlets reporting a major smak up could be in the works at the white house. do you know anything about this and who wins and who might lose? >> there's clearly a lot of dissatisfaction on how the rollout of this comey decision happened. he's known from my own sources and from many others to be kind of outraged that his communications team did not get out quicker with a rationale for the comey issue. in fairness to them, they were only told, as far as i know, a very short time before, but i think there's, as i say, clearly dissatisfaction on the part of the president. he's not someone who frankly takes a lot of responsibility himself for his errors, so i suspect there are people in the firing line there. >> so, ben, the president is reportedly just seething over leaks from the west wing. the a.p. says the key staffers, they may have been kept out of the loop on the comey decision because he's so worried about leaks. what is his level of frustration,

also nile stanich, white house columnist at the hill. nile, josh, great to have you both here.'s start with here. it was a lie and it's dead. josh, it's not really dead. >> no, it's not dead. there are significant problems in many states obamacare markets and it depends on the decisions made at the state level. iowa, for example, is possibly going to be in a situation with no insurers participating in the exchange in post counties and you have other states when the market is much more robust in cases like minnesota and alaska because lawmakers have taken steps to shore up their program. it's not dead, but it's certainly true there are problems. the main concern people have is what happens ends up being looking like the house bill you're going to have a lot of people who simply can't afford to buy insurance anymore because the subsidies that they received to purchase insurance will be a lot less generous than they are under obamacare that could worsen the situation of these markets and make the programs more dead in a lot of states. >> nile, we know this was razor thin for the h

niles stand white house columnist for the hill. >>> coming up.pective a big event happening this weekend >> the gi film festival brought some big names to the district. when 5at630 returns. returns. >>> jamie cay lor a navy veteran participated in the film festival several years. >> i host a show on the american hero's channel called american facts versus fictfiction. tomorrow night is the big salute to the troops >> before we talk about tomorrow it sounds interesting. let's talk about the festival. i have to confess, i didn't know about it until i started reading >> that's why i'm here. >> now you all g i film festival >> what kinds of films >> the great thing about it it's called sun dance for the troops. it's about stories about soldiers from soldiers, made by soldiers, so it's just a amazing commradere. for me who was in the service, once you get out that commradere disappears and all of a sudden you come back to the festival 10 this morning they had a pitch contest and tomorrow morning is the film block about the greatest generation, the cin

niles sand issue, it's always great to have you here. in the meantime, president trump continued his foreign tour. in can pennsylvania, he left israel and landed in italy. he's scheduled to meet with the pope and talk with italian leaders on wednesday. back here on wsh than to, the president trump release its first of budget proposal. the 4.1 trild budget cuts 3.6 trillion in federal spending. 8 billion of that would the medicaid would take president's budget who hurt those who actually need it the most. nick mulvaney pushed back. p if you are 30 years old and you are watching h or you're sitting here you have never had a job as an adult in a healthy american economy. it's either been a recession or a slow sluggish economy stem knowledge along at less than 2 percent growth. if you don't like your job, you can quit because you know you can go and get another job. if you get laid off you can go and start your own business. that's what people have forgotten about. the budget assumes a certain level& of growth happening in the united states.

will make his first trip abroad, visiting saudi arabia, israel and the vatican >> it's to unite >> nilesanks for coming in. what do you think -- how is this going to be received around the world? president trump's visit overseas? >> well, i mean, obviously depends on what particular audience one is talking about. it's interesting that he is keeping, as we understand most of his activities in the mideast meeting with leaders or to speaking in public in those nations. i think you know, he clearly has telegraphed a degree of closeness with israel. so that part of the trip should be well received. of course, it's the mideast. support of israel is seen as lack of support for other causes in the arab world >> i think i would love to be a fly on the wall when he meets with the pope. we can remember back during the campaign, the pope was out naming donald trump said people who go around and talk about building walls aren't christian and the president fired back and said people in those positions shouldn' people's religious beliefs. how do you think this meeting will go >> i think that one will b

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let's bring in niles stand white house columnist for the hill. >> plenty to talk and write about.ps it is busy. >>> >> let's start with the revelation that the president told the russians during that oval office meeting firing james comey took pressure off of him. first, i was a little surprised that the white house is not denying this. how damaging could this be to the white house? seems to draw some sort of a direct link between the president admitting the reason he fired comey was because of the russia probe >> the last point is crucial. one of the difficulties that the president faces his critics raised the specter of the obstruction of justice in his firing of comey. these remarks seem to be pretty close, they set up this linkage, trump in essence saying pressure is james comey. that's a big problem >> this person of interest in this pretty much probe be someone close to a white house advisor close they don't trump, give us an idea, when they say person of interest. we hear about that, but people at home may be wondering are we talking criminal issues here? what can we gain f

but the findings of the stanford study are relevant for the west nile virus. the mosquito population so far this year is substantially higher than in years past. >> because of the weather we're having, they'll have to step up their act to get the mosquitoes under control. >> reporter: so far this year, no birds in santa clara county tested positive for west nile. but they expect that to change in the next couple of weeks because of this very warm weather. reporting live in palo alto, michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you, michelle. no signs of repealing obamacare but republicans are trying to change it. tomorrow they'll call for a house vote on health care. after a meeting with president trump today, two key republicans announced they've flipped to a yes vote after one of them proposed adding $8 billion to ease the cost for those with preexisting conditions. the american medical association, the ama, says that's not enough and democrats agree. >> make it impossible for millions of americans to afford the health coverage they desperately need. this

major hot spot union city sb 880 at alverado niles.ridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (james)today is going to be a nice day with warmer temperatures all around. it's mild this morning. we're seeing 50s and 60s at the moment. the sun will warm us up to the low 80s along the bay shoreline and upper 80s to low 90s inland. the warmest temps will be seen in the east bay valleys. looking to the weekend, temps will continue to climb with inland highs getting to the low and mid 90s on sunday. those temperatures will fall by the middle of next week, but between now and then we'll be enjoying warmer than average temperatures for the month of may. ( mark ) concerns in the south bay as a severe stomach flu could be spreading. hundreds of kids have already gotten sick from the illness in the south bay. and now, we are learning that 28 students and staff at a boulder creek camp have gotten sick from what appears to be norovirus. since may 4th, hundreds of kids from more than a dozen schools across san jose have had the same sympto

niles canyon at palomared, all lanes closed.james)today is going to be a nice day with warmer temperatures all around. it's mild this morning. we're seeing 50s and 60s at the moment. the sun will warm us up to the low 80s along the bay shoreline and upper 80s to low 90s inland. the warmest temps will be seen in the east bay valleys. looking to the weekend, temps will continue to climb with inland highs getting to the low and mid 90s on sunday. those temperatures will fall by the middle of next week, but between now and then we'll be enjoying warmer than average temperatures for the month of may. ( mark ) one of the officers involved in a bay area wide police sex scandal will stand trial. and a judge has decided that there is enough evidence for former oakland police officer brian bunton to go to trial. bunton is charged with having sex with a prostitute and obstructing justice. he allegedly told jasmine abuslin, also known as celeste guap, to stay away from an undercover prostitute sting operation. she testified yesterday in cou

that niles creek over the bridge there., a smoother flow towards the bay bridge. a little slowing through oakland and the bay bridge metering lights still on. a live look past the coliseum where traffic over the last 15 minutes laura has started to move a little better so friday gets that lighter flow for the morning commute but will start to build in a few hours. back to you. >> all right. we'll take the light where we can get it. another local news update in half hour. hope you have a great friday morning and a great weekend too. it's going to be hot. ♪ >>> it's friday morning, the 19th of may, 2017. and we are ready for some great music. >> mary j. blige. >> we're ready for you. >> mary, mary. >> thank you. >> is that just how it fwoez with you, honey? >> yes. that's how it goes. those are my fans. >> will you pan down to mary's shoes? mary brought her a-plus game today. those are smokin'. zbl >> by the way, before our concert, one more piece of business. let's get a check of the weather from ms. dylan. >> "today's weath

. >>> all lanes on niles canyon road are open in fremont. the road was shut down after a van collided with a sedan on a bridge at about 5:45 am. niles canyon is heavily used and authorities tried to ease congestion. they started allowing one-way traffic and opened all of the lanes an hour ago. >>> a man who drove his car into people in times square killing me teenager and injuring more has been charged with murder 20 counts of attempted murder. cell phone video shows the car flying in the air after hitting safety barriers just before noon time. richard rojas needy veteran was arrested and his vehicle jumped the sidewalk and kept going for three blocks hitting people. eight 18-year-old girl was killed and 13 your sister injured along with 22 others. rojas told police he was hearing voices. enforcement officials say he tested negative for alcohol but more detailed drug test are pending. >>> visitors to san francisco's dolores park could face fines. the proposal that would affect anyone who doesn't pick up after themselves. >>> building trump's

in the valleys of syria, palestine, the planes, the nile, the euphrates, they planted the seeds and waterhem with their sacrifice, courage, and they blossomed into fruit. they are born fruit for the gospel ever since. the christian community is the message where the lord was first other. the targets today of unspeakable atrocity. bombs explode in churches in the midst of the celebration of palm sunday, a day of hope was transformed into tragedy. this weekend i was with a pastor from egypt and we spoke of the images of that day. seeing the palms that the people carried into church on the ground marked with the blood of the injured. in iraq at the hands of extremists we have seen monasteries demolished, priests and monks the heading, and the two millennia old christian tradition in mosul virtually extinguished overnight. in syria we see ancient communities burned to the ground. believers are tortured for confessing believe in christ. are sold intodren the most terrible form of human slavery. president trump sees these crimes for what they are. they are vile acts of persecution motivated by

the site was uncovered eight metres below ground near the nile valley city of minya, about 150 miles priests. work at the site, which is close to an ancient animal cemetery, is only at a preliminary stage, so the discovery could be much bigger. if you want to get in touch with us here at bbc news, you can do so on social media. i'm @bbckasiamadera on twitter. you can also find us on facebook. but now, sport. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: kim si woo becomes the youngest to win golf‘s prestigious players championship championship. roma rumblejuventus in italy, while real reign supreme in spain. and rafa takes the crown in madrid for a fifth time as he gears—up for tilt at a tenth french open title. hi there. wherever you are around the world welcome to sport today. in the past hour south korean kim si woo has become the youngest ever winner of the players championship at sawgrass.kim carded a final round of 69 to finish 10 under par. the 21—year—old kim began the day two shots off the lead but took top spot in a faultless final

sure of the extent of the injuries and that's before you get to state route 84, so before you get to niles canyon road. we do have emergency crews on the way to the scene. it's obviously a busy route if we have to have lanes blocked. everybody else, fairly quiet. 680 wide open was travel through the walnut creek area. we have one blocking issue through gilroy and an update on that at 5:20. >>> east bay residents could be facing a huge increase in water bills, soon you could have your say. >> the only thing more incredible than this video is how this man survived and who helped him. >>> a 95-year-old tour guy receives an honor. >>> and a smash and grab, and, >>> and a smash and grab, and, boy, these guys well it's a perfect nespresso hold on a second.orge. mmm. ♪ [mel torme sings "comin' home baby"] hey there. want a lift? ♪ where are we going? no don't tell me. let me guess. ♪ have a nice ride. ♪ how far would you go for coffee that's a cup above? i brought you nespresso. nespresso. what else? food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra month

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resources so states, counties, local governments can fight mosquito population, fight zika, the west nile virus and allow our agricultural producers to protect the -- agriculture producers to protect the environment and the food supply. this amendment undermines the base bill. this is carved out from the bill -- the way this amendment's written, any type of discharge, even if it's not a pesticide, any type of discharge a nutrient discharge, anything would fall under this and undermines the bill. this amendment covers all types of discharges. i think that's important to mention. in addition, most water bodies in this country are fishable and therefore subject to this amendment's carveout. as a result of these types of discharges in this amendment they do not be related at all to the actual relation to a pesticide. further, the amendment would require a pesticide user expensive -- ly this is vague and subjective and could include an effect that has nothing to do with the pesticide. registered pesticides and count health into consideration during the registration process. i think it's import

consider egypt, look at the sudan, where six percent of the nile flows to these countries. how can you support life in egypt without restotoring ethiopia's mmountains? so t this is regional, nationan, and internatational. >> environmental degradation is not only a problem for the dry regions of ethiopia. it can be just a as devastating for countrieses like rwanda, where rainfall is plentiful. this tiny country is grappling with the problem of growing popopulation trying to eke out a living on a finite amount of land. as in china and ethiopia, over-farming on the hillsides caused serious erosion and a decline in fertility, forcing pooror farmers to move into protected areas, such as the rugezi wetlands, a wwildlife e site of intntnational importance. when farmers drained thiis marsh to try toto grow m more food, they not only damaged an important wetland ecosystem, they also had a significant impact thrree hours drive away in kigalali, the capital city. the water that pours from the marshlands is a vital source of hydro power for rwanda'ss capital. as t the wetlands began to

and in the valleys of syria, palestine, the planes of nineveh and the nile, on the banks of the tigris and euphrates, they planted seeds of belief. they watered them with their sacrifice and their courage. they blossomed into fruit, and have borne fruit for the gospel ever since. the christian committees with a message of our lord was first uttered and brace today though, are often the targets of unspeakable atrocity. in egypt just recently we saw bombs explode in churches in the very midst of the celebration of palm sunday. a day of hope was transformed into tragedy. i was just this weekend with a pastor who, from egypt, who spoke of the images that day, of seeing the palms the people carried into church on the ground, marked with the blood of the injured. and iraq, at the hands of extremists, we've actually seen monasteries demolished, priests and monks beheaded, and the two millennial old christian tradition in mosul virtually extinguished overnight. in syria we see ancient communities burned to the ground. we see believers tortured for confessing christ, and women and children sold

. >> president trump has set his nile stone of 100 days in office that he reached saturday is meaningless. he unveiled a new ad this morning to tout his accomplishments. >> america is winning and president trump is making america great again. >> once approved the spending bill would be president trump's biggest legislative accomplishment to date. meg oliver cbs news washington. >> the spending bill would fund a private school vouchers program for students in washington d. c. and reimburse for costs for the president's trips to new york and florida at malcolm x park workers are rallying for their rights. it started just a few minutes ago. it's part of may day or international workers day, which commemorates the ongoing struggle of workers against political oppression. when the rally is over, the group will march to freedom plaza and then to lafayette square. just like this being held across the globe. >>> cia director mike pompeo is in south korea amid heightened tensions on the korean peninsula. the visit comes after north korea conducted another missile test over the weekend. a japanese

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nile, i know you've been writing about this and other challenges for president trump that confront himhome after he's back from his foreign trip. these revolutions of kushner pale in comparison to the others and the other instances we've seen and we know about, specifically mike flynn. >> yes. i mean, i think the kushner thing is a huge story. as you say, the mike flynn one also. i think that to take erin's point, what we see here, the kind of flames from this controversy creeping closer and closer to president trump himself. we now have his son-in-law allegedly setting up a secret channel, or trying to set up, i should say, a secret channel to moscow. mike flynn having allegedly discussed sanctions with the russian ambassador during the transition period when he had no right to do so. it's expecting quite a lot of people to imagine that president trump had nothing to do with this, was unaware of these kind of things. and i think that's part of the problem for him, as well as the capacity of these controversies to detract from his legislative agenda and things of that nature. >> of cou

i have good news planning on using niles canyon road.ions due to that head-on crash, that's cleared so all lanes are open. and traffic unwinding quickly. here's southbound 680. some slight delays but i think we are looking friday light. >> sounds intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes. it. it's not likely to go away on its own. it took my most honest friend to help me do something about it. she told me premarin vaginal cream can help. it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful intercourse caused by these changes. don't use it if you've had unusual vaginal bleeding, breast or uterine cancer, blood clots, liver problems, stroke or heart attack, are allergic to any of its ingredients or think you're pregnant. side effects may include headache, pelvic pain, breast pain, vaginal bleeding and vaginitis. estrogens may increase your chances of getting cancer of the uterus, strokes, blood clo

we have an update on that accident that had shut down niles canyon road.traffic control is in effect again along niles canyon at palomares road there. so do expect a slow ride if you are typically a commute their uses that route. also -- a commute their uses that rote. 880 in oakland, 32 minutes from 238 to the maze. that's a check of your traffic. let's check with roberta. >> thanks, jaclyn. good morning, everybody. we are heading over to the golden gate bridge where, wow, lots of sunshine this morning. don't forget your sunglasses heading on out. you can see the flag is waving gently a little west wind at 3 miles per hour. otherwise mild out the door this morning. temperatures we are in the 50s. it is now 58 degrees in oakland. 53 san francisco. 58 in hayward. later today, 60s to 70s at the beaches. 90s inland. ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. happy friday on may 19, 2017. welcome back to "cbs this morning." president trump is preparing to make the first overseas trip, but political troubles could follow him there. ahead, what the president

. >> because they are potential carriers of the zika, west nile and other viruses. he suggests protective clothing when outdoors. >> products containing deet 25, to 30% is efficient. >> another tip is reduce standing water on the property. they can collect enough rain water that creates ideal breeding ground for mosquitoes. >> dump the birdbath twice a week. get rid of the old flower pots. i collected 250 mosquitoes breeding in upside down frisbee in the backyard. >> in college park, mike make, abc7 news. michelle: the "good morning washington" team is with you all morning to help you map out best route for the rainy commute. that means traffic and weather every ten minutes. jonathan: we have a mess of a commute tomorrow. it seems when we get rain it happens in the morning the morning sometimes. it really slows things down. we'll have it in the morning and the rush hour in the afternoon, maybe a shower or two but not like the morning. that is what we want to concentrate on here. the radar is well south and west. showers tonight it's loafer. >> right when the winds l

the road, of course, connects interstate 58 with niles canyon road. crews found unstable boulders and debris on the roadside. it's expected to rin main closed until at least june. >> a 24-hour business network and a tech show. how twitter is using a flood of live streams to turn around its prospects. >> and a live look outside right now at palo alto and 101. pretty light traffic flow to start. hopefully it is not a terrible traffic tuesday. we'll be staying on top of that. more news in two minutes. >>> good morning. i'm jackie deangelis at cnbc headquarters with your top business headlines. futures indicate a higher open on wall street. ford and gm are reporting their auto sales and the fed kicking off a two-day policy meeting. tech leading gains in monday's session, and president donald trump said he was thinking about breaking the banks up. stocks did rebound later in the day. the dow sinking 27 points. 20,913 to finish the session. the nasdaq at a record high, up 44 points to 6,091. and shares of apple hitting an all-time high on monday ahead of it

just played the big weekend, miley cyrus, corel williams, who had an international smash with happy, nile of these acts have played their own headlining concerts at manchester arena, with a terrorist attack took place. these acts could picture where exactly the atrocity happened. iam sure where exactly the atrocity happened. i am sure that is one of the reasons why they wanted to come and show solidarity to the people of manchester. the singer and actress 0livia manchester. the singer and actress olivia newton—john has breast cancer for a second time 25 years after recovering from her original diagnosis. she was born in britain and raised in australia shot to fame in the 1978 movie adaptation of grace. she has postponed tour dates when she undergoes treatment. in football, arsene wenger has ended months of speculation by agreeing to a two year deal to stay at arsenal. while his position had come under scrutiny after they failed to all five for the champions league but the season ended on a high note after bay won bay fa cup on saturday. —— after they won the fa cup. people who live along

this happened saturday afternoon at the shopping center off decoto and alvarado-niles roads in unionity. police say the 23-month-old boy walked away from his parents who were shopping in a store and ran into the parking lot. a car hit the boy and the child was killed. police say the driver is cooperating with the investigation. ( darya ) one man is dead after a hit-and-run near half moon bay. police later arrested the suspected driver after finding parts of the victim's bicylce under his car. it happened as the victim was riding his bicyle on highway one saturday morning. debris on the road led investigators to a nearby home where they arrested angel gongora. police say the victim's bike was still lodged under gongora's s-u-v as he drove away from the crime scene. police have not yet released the name of the victim. gongora is being held on several charges at the san mateo county jail. (darya) police have arrested a man accused of killing another man next to the santa cruz beach boardwalk. kevin callahan is being charged with murder. he was caught on main beach yesterday. police say

this happened saturday afternoon at the shopping center off decoto and alvarado-niles in union city. police say the 23-month-old boy walked away from his parents who were shopping in a store and ran into the parking lot. a car hit the boy and the child was killed. police say the driver is cooperating with the investigation. ( terisa ) a half moon bay man is in jail on suspcision of a deadly hit-and-run. c-h-p says the man continued driving with parts of a bike stuck to his car. kron four's spencer blake tells us more about the trail of debris that led officers to the suspect. i'm standing next to highway one near an unincorporated part of half moon bay.over here, near furtado laneis where emergency responders arrived saturday morning to find a man lying on the shoulder of this very narrow stretch of roadwho had been hit by a car.(vo)according to c-h-p officer art montiel, there was a trail of debris around the man that suggested he may have been riding a bike when the car hit him.there's still an orange reflector lying in the dirteventually evidence brought them to a nearby home, whe

if and when we get to that point i want to a nile anihilate them. >> a war of words. >> can't hit the it was a nice afternoon at wrigley field. you have baseball, sunshine, peanuts and hot dogs. >> is that ketchup on the shirt? it's coming off the hot dog. >> ketchup on the shirt. >> slow motion. oh. >> he says you never put ketchup on a hot dog. early on looked like the giants might hit today. scoring and it is 1-0 lead. their offense bottom of the 1st, mvp deep over and out for a home run. upon further review, that fan reached over and shouldn't have been a home run. it ruined his day. bases loaded. wild pitch. 1 run in. buster can't get anyone to cover the plate. sloppy baseball. 5-1 final. not everyone was amused. giants lose 3 out of 4 to the cubs. game 7nhl hockey nothing better. i can't argue with him. back east they not only go to game 7 but double over time before it is decided between pittsburgh and the senators. have a listen. >> that one came off stall berg. from the bench crosby. he scores. penguins win. they go to the final. >> there it is, the little bouncer. defending

the site was uncovered eight metres below ground near the nile valley city of minya, about 150 milescould be much bigger. a british veteran of the second world war has become the world‘s oldest skydiver. verdun hayes, who‘s 101 years old, completed a parachute jump from fifteen thousand feet. he made the leap with three generations of his family — his son, grandson and great—grandson. congratulations to all of them! let‘s have a look at the weather prospects. darren bett is at the map. the clouds looked good there. not too many clouds around across the uk today. more sunshine and we had yesterday. still a few showers around. you can see how the cloud has bubbled up to today. if you showers coming from the south—west. 0ne showers coming from the south—west. one or two heavy ones across scotla nd one or two heavy ones across scotland and more particularly northern ireland. to the evening there was showers will fade away, and with some sunshine. clearer skies overnight over eastern areas. to the west, change on the way. thickening cloud, strengthening wind, outbreaks of rain. this rain

[inaudible] >> i dance to the nile rogers video. this is the coolest moment of my high school career and it's funny there were parts of my adolescence i didn't include in the book and some people know about. i was having a conversation the other day with another editor and author in the 80s that's not in the book. why not ask my mom is still alive. that's so sweet you are protecting your mother. i'm not protecting her. i'm protecting me. i will leave it at that. she might be watching. one thing that didn't make it in the book as i wrote a column as a part of my application to college. so, anyway it is one of the very few. what are the books that you take? >> the longest one. i was just talking with the author yesterday there was a whole chapter that was still referenced. i read this when i was on vacation in the south of thailand and on the beach and i was like the only person there in the tropical resort reading it by myself but it felt like an appropriate venue. she had just reread it and i felt like wow you have time to reread mo

department of forensics sciences where they test mosquitos for dengue fever, west nile and zika. down the hallway is where they tested zika for women and men who thought they came in contact with mosquitos w we know the final results from the testing. there was some flawed testing in d.c. that resulted in some false negatives. we now know the final results. three people who were told they did not have the zika virus, in fact, did. one pregnant woman, one non-pregnant woman, and one man. 26 other people, their tests came back inconclusive. the majority of those tests, 394, were negative. here they have corrected the problems that led to those test results. they expect to be doing tests again in the very near future. >> experts say zika is still a threat and that if there's an outbreak of the disease in the u.s. this summer, it would come at a high cost. a new study from johns hopkins said it could result in $183 million in lost productivity. if the outbreak is more severe, the cost could jump to $1.2 billion or more. >>> the man who was found guilty then cleared in the death of ch

this happened yesterday afternoon at the shopping center off decoto and alvarado-niles roads in unioncity. police say the 23-month-old boy darted away from his parents who were shopping in a store... and ran into the parking lot. that is when a slow moving car hit the boy. he became trapped underneath it. the driver is cooperating with the investigation. this appears to police to be a tragic accident. we now know the name of the man found dead on the oakland waterfront. police have identified the victim as kevin mulholland of alameda. the 48-year-old's body was found around eight friday morning beneath a pier near the embarcadero. it is unclear how mulholland ended up there. but officers say there were no obvious signs of foul play. an autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow. (justine) in los angeles... police are investigating whether two suspects arrested for a carjacking are connected to a shooting rampage that killed one and injured three others. according to police-- a man and woman matching the description of the shooting suspects were taken into custody last night outside a motel in

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more mosquitoes flying around and then have the potential to infect people with the zinc a or west nile virus. last week members of the d.c. health department were collecting sample to test for those dioceses. meanwhile we are learning the results from a new round of zika testing performed on the initial batch of testing came under fire when the d.c. lab made a mistake. some of the people who tested negative for the zika virus actually had the disease. so a retest was order here are the results. we then had auditors come in. they looked at the laboratory. they saw the corrective actions that we had proposed and we've actually put into place and they said, all right, you're doing the corrective actions we'll allow you to maintain your certification. that's all been resolved. >> here are the results of the 423 people retested, 394 came back negative again. three were positive and 26 test ts were inconclusive. while the lab initially made a mistake, officials say corrective action has been taken. the lab is currently testing the samples it collected last week and the health department will

probably not going to be trop below 65 and hopefully with you've nile numbers it won't get above 90.s pretty extensive for a dozen crabs or so. again it's so beautiful out here. so we had such a gorgeous april that was firs crab season and you get into may and of course it's chilly. i'm wearing my jacket guys i'm surprised how cool it is out there even in the wonderful sunshine. we're talking may. whether you guys like blue crap or not i think this year is about as pricey as last year >> people will pay for it people in maryland love grab. >> happy eating gary. >>. >> up next, rapper nikki minaj offered to pay fan add ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ introducing the fios gigabit connection with download speeds up to 940 megs that are 20x faster and more powerful than most people have. incredibly, it's $79.99 a month for one year. comcast charges you $89.99 for a triple play that only offers 200 mgs speeds. switch to the most powerful intern