we'll introduce to you olympia.e'll find out how, why, get all the details coming up next. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪ pro-tip for making ribs: don't go it alone. get these great smoked ribs. thanks. sure. twenty minutes on the grill. and they're done. you think he cares if i smoke ribs for six hours? what? what? summer made easy at amazing prices. only at giant. ralph northam: being a pediatrician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. him bring his hate into virginia. >> look at that adorable face. that's olympia. we'll get more from her in just a minute. our neck guest includes that little four leg friend you saw. she's a stray taken by a shelter in christians burg virginia bradford and virginia tech. sh

protesters clashed with police in olympia, seattle and portland.sual celebration of international workers day turned into a protest of president trump's immigration policies and dozens were arrested. >>> and later today president trump will talk by phone with russian president vladimir putin. the civil war in syria is likely to be on the agenda. during the campaign mr. trump said he hoped he and mr. putin could work together. last month he said u.s.-russian relations may be at an all time low. >>> the white house is pushing for a health care vote but there's a disconnect between the president and congressional republicans. >> pre-existing conditions are in the bill. i said has to be. >> reporter: in the interview president trump insisted the party's bill doesn't weaken protections for the sick. >> one of the fixes discussed was optional for the state. >> sure in one of the fixes and they are changing it. >> it would be permanent. >> of course. >> that's a development. >> reporter: except it hasn't happened. the gop's latest bill does give states th

in olympia demonstrators vaiz

. >> reporter: mood somber and weather equally so, veterans and civilians gathered on the cruiser olympia at independent see port museum to honor our nation's fallen heroes. >> they are my brothers and sisters. and i'm inn debt todd them. >> reporter: lawn inched 1892 it is world's oldest floating warship. navy veteran joe eastman fears the history of soldiers sacrifices will be lost. >> unlike when i was younger we seem to have forgotten what this day was all about. >> reporter: like day they took up call of duty for service, some veterans say they now have another cause. >> we had to pass on the legacy of their death, and heroism, and so if we don't do that, an awful lot has been lost. >> reporter: that is why a large crowd marched in bride berg for cities oldest memorial day parade, started in 1947 by world war two veteran edward debet. >> they passed away. we march, rain, shine, it doesn't matter, we march. >> reporter: for sacrifice that can never be repaid. >> reporter: here at philadelphia vietnam veterans memorial etched in the granite are names of the 646 philadelphians who died

. >>> in olympia the protests turned into a riot with people in the crowd throwing rocks and bottles. a more peaceful propest with thousands of union members walking along the strip chanting labor slogans. protests largely peaceful. why all the propests. it's bye-bye celebrateden may 1st for more than a century. >>> classes and events on the campus of the university of texas at austin will resume today following a deadly stabbing spree. one person was killed, three others wounded in the attack. the alleged suspect, a ut student, is in custody. he calmly walked around a campus plaza monday with a large hunting knife and attacked the four students. two of the victims were released from the hospital. no word yet on a motive. >>> new numbers from the pentagon show sex assaults in the military are on the decline. more on that, next. (male #1) it's a little something i've done every night since i was a kid, empty my pocket change into this old jar. it's never much, just what's left after i break a dollar. and i never thought i could get quality life insurance with my spare change. neither d

universe, everyone was training, olympia -- olympic champions and so on. a healthy change. then i got championship after championship . i could you greatest bodybuilder in 1975. -- became greatest bodybuilder in 1970. without all the help, i never would have made it by myself. this is why i don't believe in the self-made man. when it comes to show business, it was the same thing. , decided to stories retire from bodybuilding and become an actor. in no time he did conan the barbarian and terminator and so on. only half but it is of the story. the reality is without help, i'd never would have made it. it was very difficult to get into the movies. very difficult, and only because i had help, i could get in. in the movie business, every studio executive said, you will never become a leading man. look at your body. you look like a monster. [laughter] upsethwarzenegger: i was about that because i trained so hard on for so long, but the bottom line is it was the 1970's. they did hercules movies. now the little guys are in. dustin hoffman. al pacino. woody allen, those are the sex

chief ronnie roberts / olympia, wa: "we had nine officers that were struck by various objects.w have nine individuals in custody for felony riot."in neighboring oregon, authorities canceled a march permit after police say "anarchists" started throwing projectiles and molotov cocktails at officers.jason tinsley / resident: "it's a small group out of the larger group of protesters, and you know they want to draw attention to - so the easiest way to do that is to light some fires."there were more protests in new york... where a dozen people were arrested for civil disobedience outside of a j-p morgan chase office. demonstrations also played out in other major cities worldwide -- including los angeles, washington d-c, paris, and istanbul.i'm reid binion reporting. ( james ) breaking overnight... a car smashes into a pet store in the north bay. this happened just before 9:30 last night in santa rosa. the store is called village pets. it is at a strip mall on montgomery drive and summerfield road. there were no injuries and none of the animals in the store were injured. police have n

. >> mayday clashes in oakland and olympia washington. most of the mayday protest as cross the country were peaceful. >> president trump facing criticism for saying he would be honored to meet with north korean leader, kim jung un. under the right circumstances. one of the world's brutal dictators, the overture after concern over the weapons program. sean spicer later said there would be no talks unless conditions were met. pyongyang showed signs of good faith. he added, i don't see this happening any time soon. >> well, invitation has then't gone out there between the president and the leader of north korea. plenty of invitations went out last night. completely nonsequitur turn here. met gala. >> deidn't get mine. >> the oscars of the east. really because it is a giant fashion show. >> east >> show you highlights. rihanna, turning heads. wearing this jouft fit. ca -- this outfit. strap g strappy heels. some people went with i will wear something pretty. and the theme. avant-garde devisigner. >> commitment points. >> halle berry attended

philadelphia landmark honoring today's fallen soldiers, seaport museum holding ceremony a boards the cruiser olympiaernoon, admission free. the rest offering free admission, veterans and active duty military today. >>> now, last check of the forecast with matt peterson. >> hoping to clear out what's left of this rain this afternoon. at least, a little bit, few spotty showers could be out there, but hopefully again maybe few peaks of sunshine, 72 degrees for the afternoon high temperature, we go up to 79 then for the shortened work week, or the start of the short he ends work week tuesday, maybe spotty shower, tomorrow afternoon, then here comes the nicer weather finally by wednesday and thursday, 81 on wednesday, some sunshine for us, there, dry conditions, that is good news, thursday, looking pretty great, too, 78 degrees, looking for, again, once again, some sunshine, then zero eight again we wrap the work week up guys. overall not too bad. really got to get through today. >> okay, but at least we have the warmth. >> absolutely. >> okay, all right, matt, thank you. that's "eyewitness news" at noon

it was part of their annual memorial day ceremony hahn board the cruiser olympia.eremony included laying wreaths and playing taps as well as some guest speakers. >>> former president bill clinton and presidential candidate hillary clinton are wrapping up big day in new york. they were in the memorial day parade. politics may have been on the minds of some the clinto clintor focus was to honor the veterans and those who died fight fog our freedoms. the governor join the clintons along the parade. they have been in the parade since 2000 sand. >>> not so average local girl has the world at her fingertips. >> photojournalist bill rohrer shows us how she's using music to create her oath path. ♪ >> reporter: mastering musical instrument can open the door to world of possibles. for this girl those possibilities are being before the age of 11 with fast fingers and a gentle foot on the pedal ari in a works on show opinion minute waltz. she would pick up rhythms and hear her sounds and do something with the motion with her hand and the beats. >> reporter: ariana parents noti

police in seattle and olympia, washington, reported violence. about 14 people were arrested in those cities. no serious injuries are reported at any of the rallies. >>> tens of thousands of people joined may day marches in the bay area but no serious violence was reported. in san jose, demonstrators rallied around the theme of building bridges, not walls. for more than 10 years, local may day events have focused on immigration. this year marchers said silicon valley and america cannot function if all immigrant workers were deported. >>> and other crowd gathered at the plaza san francisco. people carried signs showing support for immigration red lights and their apposition to deportation efforts by federal agencies. >> the crowd marched up market street for rally at civic center plaza. tara moriarty was there and said talks about the message they sent along the way. >> reporter: this may day to a fees all the -- to a beat other in, about 3000 people marched up market street. they are honoring workers rights worldwide. i'm here to support everybod

remembering america's fallen soldiers, the independent seaport museum holding ceremony aboard the cruiser olympia a the ceremony at 2:00 d admission is free. also offering free admission to veterans and active duty military today. >> and if you're thinking about maybe getting a picture taken with a famous rocky state ooh on the parkway you may want to do it very soon. starting tomorrow the area around the iconic statue will be closed to the public for two weeks so that improvement can be made. so, even though visitors can't however get close enough to take a selfie, you can still channel your inner rocky by sprinting up the art museum stairs. >> well, north korea does it again, its leaders are celebrating after conducting balistic missile test. just how close it came to a neighbor and the promise south korea is making to the north. >> and president trump lashing out. that as his son-in-law faces questions over a plan to set up back channel communications with rush a what dollars administration is saying about it when we come >> north korea celebrating after completing balistic missile test, file

over two decades, he and his family developed bayview lumber based in olympia, washington. foundation for what would be called the american dream. a wife, kids, the latest appliances, a home of your. the gi bill of generous government benefits helped them buy the homes they were building. it paid for college educations and helped them start businesses. new is in. new suburbs and new cars and highways to get there. building the country was the easy part, gis would discover. passing on to the children that took values that won the war. that would take all the effort a war hero could muster. he wanted hiss to be in the business, but didn't want to make it too easy for them. each son paid his father for a lumber and hardware store. the older son, mick, knew he would follow this his father's footsteps. >> don't break these before you get home. just kidding. >> his younger son rick tried other things before he bought from his father, a store of his. bush said he is officially retired, but he maintains a home office and just can't stop expanding the business. although both boys ad

. >> one of the country's most deck ratesed olympia apps say he has no plans to return to competitionr buying a novelty clock for her daughter. >> as we head to break a tarmac in israel there is president trump on air force mel ania there at the welcoming ceremony with benjamin netanyahu and his wife wife. they're expected to study peace negotiations with the palestinians and first born trip. four president trump. since he became elected and there they are listen together national anthem. they just set into the israel this monday morning. >> 5:43 the time now. 59 degrees. "fox news morning" back after this this ralph northam: being a pediatrician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia. (counting for hide n' seek.) ready or not, here i come. ♪♪ <

they were supposed to play until 10:00 but went into olympia. was a four bta says adding after hours helps the cost is 61,000 transit, and he says they asked the 49ers to help cover the cost weeks before the concert but there was no response. uber has a new way of calculating whether charges riders and 14 this is that 14 cities including san francisco. >> including how far you're going and how long it takes testing pricing which what it includes what he thinks riders are willing to pay going from well-to-do neighborhoods to other neighborhoods may be willing to pay more and some going from average neighborhoods to a less- expensive part of town uber says it's making the changes because it makes more -- and need to spread money out over unprofitable routes. >> is it fair ways to get --? >> i do not think so. spoon sam a college student, a nanny, -- >> say i'm a college student, any nanny just because i'm taking that route doesn't mean i'm taking 5000 -- warriors trying to secure birth looks like spurs mvp leonard who sat out game three will not p

there's one in fairhill along allegheny avenue at howard street by olympia restaurant. in university city at 36th and market and plenty of slowing on 95 southbound coming down from the airport. there was a crash by the commodore barry bridge that's now gone that kind of got us off to a bad start there this afternoon. northbound side of 95 in delco also from highland avenue up to the blue route. bucks county backups on the southbound side of route one because of this crash by hulmeville avenue headed towards the turnpike. i would stay on 95 southbound instead. if you're poconos bound this afternoon it's still heavy on the northeast extension northbound but at this point i would stick with it. speeds there are better than those on 309. enjoy you were weekend, rick and monica. >> you two. >> thank you sir. >> still to come on "action news" besides that it's friday this dunkin donuts customer has a big reason to smile. he happened to be at the right place at the right time. >> they're using creativity help and heart to help in homelessness in new jersey and had you can help

police in seattle and olympia also reported violence. 14 people were arrested in those cities. no serious injuries were reported at either of those rallies. >>> tens of thousands of people joined may day marches here in the bay area. no serious violence was reported. in san jose, demonstrators rallied around the theme of building bridges, not walls. for more than 10 years, local events have focused on immigration. this year, marchers said that silicon valley and america could not function if all immigrant workers were deported. >>> another crowd gathered in justin herman plaza in san francisco. people carried signs showing their support for immigrant rights and opposition to deportation efforts by federal agents. >> the crowd marched up market street for a rally that was held at civic center plaza. tara moriarty has the message. >> reporter: this may day, to a beat all their own, about 3000 people marched up market street. they are honoring workers rights worldwide. >> i'm here to support everybody who's an immigrant. >> reporter: karen sanchez skipped school to be her. >> with

yes, olympia is a dog including hitting the treadmill. we'll have her big reveal at 9:40.king history in may. still bringing in the rain on this thursday. if we're bringing it on a rainy >> bringing it -- well you know. >> we didn't have to bring the rain n it's been here all week. don't miss the combo. maureen goes one-on-one with andy cohen. they dish all about his new fox show love connection the housewives and guess what, they play plead the fifth. the game on cohen's late night watch what happens live. >> mario is live in the loft as well. he has new music he wants you to know all about. >> grammy nominated soul jazz singer mashia is also here and will perform. your number one, yes, one, good day d.c. all two hours just moments away. two whole hours, number one, two hours. >> in about 15 minutes. >> awesome. all right, guys. join you then. >> in the meantime, kevin has entertainment news. what's up your entertainment sleeve this morning, kev. >> steve and allison i'm sitting down with one of the big stars of the new pirates of caribbean film. a couple clues. academy a

and nine officers injured in downtown olympia, washington. as many as 100 protesters clashed with police in those two and bottles being thrown and fires set. a number of businesses were damaged as well. in all at least 34 people were arrested with some in portland wearing black bandannas described as anarchists. those small pockets marred peaceful demonstrations with marchers protesting the immigration and labor policies. >> the protests in paris days ahead of their presidential election. pierre thomas, thanks. >>> now to south carolina and a major update in the walter scott case. former police officer michael slager is expected in court as soon as today he will face charges in scott's 2015 shooting death. abc's steve osunsami is in charleston for us this morning. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning, robin. we were expecting this week to be in front of federal court reporting on slager's federal trial. but instead we're learning from government officials familiar with the case that he has come to an agreement with prosecutors. a ma

in olympia, washington, police arrested nine people after nine officers were struck with flying objects and several businesses were damaged in what police called a riot. while may day gatherings were rather peaceful, there were a few arrests in other cities across the nation, including new york, baltimore and seattle. may day, also known as international workers day, put focus on immigrant workers with rallies taking place around the world. protesters also protested the sheriff of the milwaukee jail. the final decision is up to the district attorney. prosecutors say 38-year-old thomas tied after being denied water for seven days last august. sheriff clark whose name has been mentioned as a possible trump pointee hasn't been implicated in a crime. at latest investigation has found two other inmates were also denied water in clark's jail reportedly for covering their jail cell windows. >>> it was a violent and deadly day in texas at the university of austin-texas after a man went on a stabbing rampage. the man identified as kendricks j. white was eventually tackled by police and is in cus

on saturday, may 13, i will be in olympia, washington at 11:00 a.m. then a pal's books in beaverton, oregon saturday night at 5:00. then off t to california, stoppg in eureka sunday at noon at the sequoia conference center is of :00 p.m., berkeley of the first presbyterian church. monday in santa cruz in the evening we will be in palo alto. tuesday in san diego. then los angeles, then santa barbara. we're going beyond. we will be in santa fe, new mexico, to become arizona, and finally in houston, texas. you can check democracynow.org and apply for a full-time one your video production fellowship at democracy now! and six-month internships as well as the visit democracynow.org. [captioning made possible by democr ♪ laura: may day. in much of t the w world, it's a worker's holiday celebrating the achievements of the e organized lalabor movement like the eieigt hour work day and the weekend. it's been a day of lalabor protes g going back to hundred years but also a day of defiant going back furtherer. and the c celebration of f spri, rebirth, c community

on saturday, may 13, i will be in olympia, washington at 11:00 a.m. then a pal's books in beaverton, oregon saturday night at 5:00. then off to california, stopping in eureka sunday at noon at the sequoia conference center is of :00 p.m., berkeley of the first presbyterian church. monday in santa cruz in the evening we will be in palo alto. tuesday in san diego. then los angeles, then santa barbara. we're going beyond. we will be in santa fe, new mexico, to become arizona, and finally in houston, texas. you can check democracynow.org and apply for a full-time one your video production fellowship at democracy now! and six-month internships as well as the visit democracynow.org. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] -on this episode of "eat! drink! italy!" we're off to northern italy to learn about franciacorta, one of italy's unknown but spectacular wines. versatile, different, and a great wine for pairing with food. then i help make a ragu, a basic sauce that you have to master. my name is vic rallo, and i eat and drink italy. follow me, and i'

on saturday, may 13, i will be in olympia, washington at 11:00 a.m. then a pal's books in beaverton, oregon saturday night at 5:00. then off t to california, stoppg in eureka sunday at noon at the sequoia conference center is of :00 p.m., berkeley of the first presbyterian church. monday in santa cruz in the evening we will be in palo alto. tuesday in san diego. then los angeles, then santa barbara. we're going beyond. we will be in santa fe, new mexico, to become arizona, and finally in houston, texas. you can check democracynow.org and apply for a full-time one your video production fellowship at democracy now! and six-month internships as well as the visit democracynow.org. [captioning made possible by demomocrcr it was a golden age of filmmaking because we were all single, ambitious and we were in love with film. we felt that we were gonna take over the world, make real change and things were gonna be different. this was the time to make it. this was going to be it. so there was a great deal of urgency in that. we're still in love with film, but w

the independent seaport museum, aboard the cruiser olympia a admission is free, the rest of the museumve duty military today. >>> if you are thinking about getting pictures taken with the famous rocky statue on the parkway may want to do it soon as in real soon. starting tomorrow, the area around the iconic statue will be closed to the public for two weeks, so that improvements can be made. even though visitors can't get close enough to take a selfie, you can still channel your inner rocky by sprinting up the art museum stairs. so, you got that, at least. and we will will be right back with three to go. this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us every day to deliver their dreams they're handing us more than mail they're handing us their business and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you ♪ >> philadelphia police are investigating stabbing in ken sank dodge will left one man dead and anot

in olympia, in washington state, nine people were arrested in the violent protests there. >> now to continuing coverage on may day protests here in the bay area. there were pretty big crowds in san jose and san francisco. the biggest may day demonstration in the bay area took place in oakland. about 2,000 marchers took to the streets of oakland with messages of solidarity and immigrant rights. earlier in the day, four people were arrested after chaining themselves to the doors of the alameda county building to protest the deportation of undocumented immigrants. overall, protests remained peaceful across the bay area. >>> it's been so long since the last basketball game, you might have thought we forgot about the warriors. we didn't. a live look this morning at oracle arena. the warriors getting ready to finally host the first game of their second-round series against the utah jazz. this is game one of the western conference semifinals tonight. >> no forgetting them. today in the bay's pete suratos got the tough assignment this morning. he joins us inside oracle with a look at what we can expec

. >>> in olympia, in washington state, nine people were arrested there in violent protests in that part of the state as well. >>> right now, continuing coverage of the may day protests here in the bay area. as we mentioned, there were big crowds in san jose, san francisco, and in oakland. the biggest may day demonstration in the bay area taking place in oakland. that's about 2,000 marchers who took to the streets of oakland, with messages of solidarity, immigrants' right. before they started rallying in san antonio park. four people were arrested after they chained themselves to the doors of the county building to protest the deportation of undocumented immigrants. overall, protests remained peaceful across the bay area. >> to capitol hill this morning where republican leaders are busy counting votes. do they have enough to repeal and replace obamacare this week? republicans are working hard to convince nearly a dozen lawmakers to vote yes on a health care plan that president trump insists will cover pre-existing conditions. but what's on the table now could allow sick patients in some

tomb of the unknown soldier, from world war i, is brought back here to the navy yard aboard the uss olympia. she was a shift from the spanish-american war. from the spanish-american war. she is still in service during world war i and she brings back the remains of the first soldier from the tomb of the unknown. they are brought here to the navy yard, brought out to latrobe gate, and then on to arlington national cemetery. again, the monitor also comes back here. and, also, most people don't know this. the navy yard was kind of the ceremonial gateways to the world for diplomats coming into the nation's capital. it is in the 1860's of the first elements from japan, the first ambassadors from jim and are actually brought here -- japan are brought here to the navy yard. and then, onto their embassy they just established. their photo was actually taken here in the navy yard, which they have a photo of here, and the yard's commandant at that time is standing in the photo, and his name is franklin buchanan. this is just before the civil war touches off. it's a very famous photo of them. a lot of h

. >> there were mayday clashes in oakland and olympia, washington.. >> president trump facing criticism for saying he would be honored to meet with north cree san leader kim jong un. under the right circumstances. kim is one of the world's most brutal dictators and the overture after concern over the weapons program. sean spicer later said there would be no talks unless conditions were met. pyongyang showed signs of good faith. he added, i don't see this happening any time soon. >>> well, the invitation hasn't gone out there between the president and the leader of north korea. plenty of invitations went out last night. completely nonsequitur turn here. the met gala in new york. >> i didn't get my invitation. >> didn't get mine. not at all. >> it's often referred to as the oscars of the east. really because it is a giant fashion show. >> on the east coast. >> show you highlights. rihanna, turning heads. wearing this outfit. if you can call it that. strappy heels. all the way up to her thighs in that dress. i'm not sure how to describe it. some people

in the washington state capital of olympia, dozens of people dressed in black hurled rocks and marbles. there were several arrests. >> this is a group that was very focused as a group to really engage us and try to frankly assault officers. >> reporter: the protests were just some of the many demonstrations that took place across the country from los angeles to chicago and new york. ♪ in perhaps a not so subtle nod to that now infamilious pepsi commercial some demonstrators offered police a can of pepsi which in some received. for the most part demonstrators came together peacefully hoping to keep attention on their primary cause. >> i'm here for civil rights, rights for workers, immigrants. everybody. >> reporter: for cbs "this morning," john blackstone, san francisco. >>> new questions surround the deadly shooting of a black teenager outside of dallas. jordan edwards of shot and killed by an officer at the balch springs police department. he loved football. we go to the police department with the police chief. >> reporter: good morning. two police officers were responding to a teenag

that wasn't the case in olympia where dozens of anarchists fought with police and local people. two officers got hit by flying rocks but injuries were minor. they carried signs like become ungovernable. they broke windows in businesses and banks. police threw flash bangs. a lot of destruction we've seen in the past years. a relatively small number of people infiltrating a large crowd of peaceful protestors in these may day riots. back to you. >> shannon: all right, dan springer, thank you very much. that's an important distinction to make. a lot of these people are out exercising their first amendment rights and protesting things they don't agree with. it's when people come to stir up trouble who maybe aren't connected to the cause. >> bill: the entire airline industry under fire after a range of recent incidents caught on camera. remember this one? so in moments the ceo of united airlines is on the hot seat of capitol hill. we'll bring it to you. plus there is this. >> president trump: we're probably not safe over here. if he gets the long-range missiles we're not safe, either.

olympia. you heard it all. and became the greatest bodybuilder of all times , according to the bodybuilding magazine in 1975. [laughter] arnold: now this is just, with all of the help, i would not have made any of that by myself. so this is why i don't believe in the self-made man, and even when it comes to show business, it was the same thing. i mean, you read the stories that schwarzenegger decided from one day to the next to retire from bodybuilding and to go and become an actor. and in no time, he did "conan the barbarian" and "terminator" and "commander" and so on. well, it is true, but it is only half of the story because the reality of it is without a lot of help i wouldn't have made it. , first of all, it would have been fun to make it that easy and to be that easy, but it was very, very difficult to get into the movies. very difficult. and only because i had help, i could get in because in the beginning every agent, every manager, every studio executive said, "you will never become a leading man. look