. >> at this point, two people were onboard and those two people have died, is that correct? >> yes, that's correct. >> okay. do we know where the plane was coming from? >> we do not. witnesses say that they heard it take off from the airport. not sure where it was heading or where the origin of the plane is. >> okay. all right. mike, thank you so much. that is battalion chief with the petaluma fire department. we appreciate your time. we will continue to update the story all night on air and our twitter @nbcbayarea. of course check our website as well. >>> to other news now, we're following developing news out of san francisco where crews rushed to rescue two injured ship repair workers on pier 80. the workers are both men who suffered non life threatening injuries. this picture shows them being lifted to safety with a crane. both men have been taken to a hospital. >>> you spent time outside t today, probably felt it, the warmup in time for memorial day. some areas could see temperatures in the 90s tomorrow. meteorologist rob mayeda, where are the temperatures? zpr the east

the americans onboard, miracle survivors. and it shows the plane coming in for landing. what went wrong? >>> major news tonight, the nfl saying players must stand for the anthem or the team will be fined. at least one team tonight now saying that if the players kneel, they'll pay the fine for th

not having enough life jackets onboard... and for speeding through no wake zones. officers told us they trying to keep the waters safe for everyone. <"we just ask that if you are going to come out and use the waterways you understand the laws that govern boating and you operate safely so that everybody can enjoy it and people dont get hurt.>( darya ) this is the first year boaters under the age of 20 are required to have a california boater's card to operate a boat. ( james ) two people are dead after a small plane crashes in petaluma. the plane came down by the airport shortly after four p-m. petaluma police say the plane came down on east washington street near old adobe road while trying to land at the airport. investigators say the pilot attempted to return back to the airport after take off. witnesses described hearing unusual noises and seeing the plane fly low. <"you look up in the air right now, you can hear one as it was going by. so many planes because the airport is right there. you just constantly keep going back and forth and i could tell by that one s

what was it like being onboard? >> it was bizarre, the crews and captains were so casual in telling me how many dead sea mammals would come up in their nets. >> reporter: fishing boats drop these drift gill nets from sunset to sunrise so the nets are left out overnight. they can stretch up to a mile long. that's nearly the entire span of the golden gate bridge, roughly 6,000 feet. the netss are typically about 100 feet tall. fisherman gary burke has been using drift gill nets off the california coast since the practice started in the '70s. >> what have we got going on here? >> reporter: we first met him two years ago in southern california, but we recently caught up with him at the state capitol, where he's been lobbying lawmakers to vote against new legislation that aims to phase out drift gill nets. the plan would offer to buy back fishing permits and raise the annal fee from about $300 to $3,000 over the next two years. what would the impact of this be? >> everybody is going to lose their livelihoods. they're pig

new at 11:00, are you ready to get onboard the driverless car caravan in some of the brightest minds in the autonomous vehicle industry are in the bay area tonight talking technology, timing, and, yes, safety. nbc bay area's sergio quintana joins us live. it's going to happen eventually, but is everyone really ready? >> reporter: well, those experts believe that within the next ten years, there will be driverless cars out on the roads. some of those cars even built without steering wheels. but there will be some caveats. according to this panel, who is involved in leading the charge in financing and creating self-driving car technologies, passengers will soon be able to get into a car and tell it where to take them. >> 20 miles per hour downtown, well mapped areas. >> reporter: the technology may soon be here, but these industry experts admit the public still has a way to go before feeling comfortable with the idea of driverless cars. >> some companies that are architecting and have very safe vehicles, but someone else that hasn't done the relative due diligence goes in, does somethi

tonight, it's believed everyone onboard survived this. several of them americans. abc's victor oquendo with the images comes in tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a miraculous story of survival in honduras. the gulfstream private jet cracked in two. bystanders and rescuers racing to pull survivors from the smoldering wreckage, some trying to lift the door, others using fire extinguishers around the plane. firefighters covering it with foam. the plane took off from austin around 9:30 local time, attempting to land in honduras's capital, tegucigalpa, when officials say the plane went off the runway. six people aboard the plane, five americans. local reports say the red cross transported all six to the hospital. all are expected to survive. it's not clear what caused the crash, but the airport, surrounded by mountains, is notorious for being one of the most difficult to approach. >> you could be too fast as you're coming around down that hill, and if you land too fast and you don't have the airplane under control, it's not hard, as we've seen at numerous instances at this

when someone comes onboard they typically will do training at their home court for a little while. then come to our headquarters in falls church and get more in-class training. we'll train them on the substance of the law, docket management, case techniques, impart best practices for hearning cases or specific ires and then go back to another court and do more training, and ultimately all in all they end up with two months worth, give or take objection training before they're ready to take the bench themselves and they have mentor judges and we follow them to make sure they're doing what the should be doing. >> so there's a fairly close eye on new judges, recently hired judges to make sure that everything is working out all right. >> yeah. we need judges so significantly right now, and we depend on them so much, it wouldn't make any sense for us to sort of throw enemy in the pool and tell them they've got sink or swim. we have give them the resources and training and assistance they need to make sure they're successful. >> unlike back when we were trial attorneys. they were like, h

giuliani, has now been onboard for two weeks and mr.orking on the michael cohen case, in the southern district of new york? the two other lawyers who were brought onboard the same day as giuliani, do appear to be working at least in part on that cohen case. is this a mueller case only hiring or do we expect they'll represent the lawyer on a lot of things? >> it's not clear. they're still sorting it out. still trying to figure out what giuliani's role is going to be. is he there to negotiate with mueller about an interview and what an interview would happen, or would he get involved in the new york aspect of it? the thing about the new york case is that they don't know a lot about it. they are very unnerved by it, because michael cohen and the president will not talk about it, they don't kdisclose what they think is in those documents and there's not a lot to do. there was the handing over of the materials to make sure that attorney/client privilege was not being violated, but the president's lawyers don't really know what's going on wit

everyone onboard got off safely after nearby strangers jumped in to help. >>> 6:35 for you right now. you've likely heard the saying what goes around comes around. well, try not to say that too loudly in front of us sharks fans. >> another overtime thriller but this one ends in a thud. sharks came home to screaming fans after a double overtime win in vegas. they tied last night's game at 3 after being down 3-1. sharks players say there's no reason to lose hope. >> i believe our game is there. i think anyone in here would tell you that. we were on the wrong end of it tonight. we'll take a look like we always do, regroup, recover a little bit and go forward. >> the golden knights lead 2-1 with game four tomorrow night at s.a.p. >> the outcome wasn't what we hoped for but maybe a different story here. taking a live look. all calm at oracle arena but come tonight you know things are going to be rocking there, because that's steph curry could be coming back on the court in action. he's expected to play tonight against the pelicans. warriors coach steve kerr said that curry looked good duri

the americans onboard, miracle survivors. and it shows the plane coming in for landing. what went wrong? >>> major news tonight, the nfl saying players must stand for the anthem or the team will be fined. at least one team tonight now saying that if the players kneel, they'll pay the fine for them. >>> president trump's unproven spy claims tonight, saying someone from the fbi might have infiltrated his campaign. but the president providing no evidence. >>> the major tropical system set to slam the south and east this memorial day weekend. rob has the new track tonight. >>> and growing pressure this evening. the doctor at another university accused of sexual assault. hundreds of calls to a hotline. should the president of that university resign? >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. and as we come on the air tonight, the police chief in milwaukee speaking at this hour. police body cam video just released. an nba player tased by police. authorities were concerned even before these images were released. you can see the scu

makes the qe2 special is her class, her style, her sense of history, her heritage, and when you walk onboardke really walking back into a bygone era of class and sophistication. in the evenings, we used to have ballroom dancing in the queen's room. we used to employ gentleman hosts because they were of great number of single ladies out there that were travelling with us. so as part of the crew staff, i had to learn how to dance. now, quite terrifying when you're a south african with two left feet, it was a little interesting. so thank goodness we had this easy—to—follow step guide. one, two, three. thank you very much. despite her illustrious past, like concorde, the qe2 was eventually taken out of service. she had become uneconomic to operate and upgrade and when she arrived in dubai in the middle of the global financial crisis, many feared that her next stop would be the breakers yard. contrary to popular belief, there was never a point where the future of the qe2 was going to be to the scrapyards. that is a fate that happens to decommission ships but it has never been dubai's plan to do s

or other drugs onboard. we do a lot of work trying to figure out if the person had a particular illness or didn't. we also conduct our own neuropathological examination of the brain to so whether there are tumors or other problems they may explain that person's altered behavior if they're reported. >> i'll take a -- introducer's prerogative here and ask a question. i think the point here, you talked but the book as being partly a love story as well. mental illness doesn't just affect the person with the illness. it affects warren around them. sometime it affects an entire community. i think that's an issue related to stigma. but your family seems to understand what was going on before you did, and all of that has kind of -- they dealt with it. a lot of what describe, they described to you every wards and you were able -- afterwards and you were able to make sense of it writing the book. can you talk but the family relationships. >> i have a particularly loving family. all highly educated in medical field so

the americans onboard, miracle survivors. and it shows the plane coming in for landing.news tonight, the nfl saying players must stand for the anthem or the team will be fined. at least one team tonight now saying that if the players kneel, they'll pay the fine for them. >>> president trump's unproven spy claims tonight, saying someone from the fbi might have infiltrated his campai

. >> reporter: onboard six people including five americans. local reports say the red cross took them to the hospital and all are expected to survive. the airport there is surrounded by mountains and notorious for being one of the most difficult to approach. in 2011 a commercial airliner crashed while attempting to land killing 14 people onboard. >> this afrpt will always be among the most dangerous airports in the world because the city has grown up around the airport, which isn't leaving them any room to extend the runways. >> reporter: the u.s. embassy says they're providing assistance to the families of the survivors. >> incredible. today a tweet by the president cast doubt on a potential summit with north korea. however, while meeting with south korea's president at the white house president trump said plans are still moving forward. abc news reporter jonathan carl has the latest. >> reporter: president trump today greeted south korea's president, leading him by hand into the west wing to huddle about the summit with kim jong-un. a summit

we need to get the omb onboard. now, let me use the rest of my time to ask you about one area, non-addictive pape strategies. we have 25 million americans who hurt badly, chronic pain, 100 million who hurt some. and then non-addictive treatment for open op yoid abuse. 95% of the treatment for opioids is more opioids. it's medicated-assisted abuse, and sometimes they say you don't ever get off opioids. so my questions -- my question is, in two minutes and a half, what progress are you making? senator murray and i have included the transactional authority that you asked for, what progress are you making on pain, new pain strategies, and why are 95% of the treatments for opioids more opioids? why don't we have more treatments like vivitrol or some other treatment that helps people get away from opioids? >> so i'm fortunate to have at the table two experts who can handle both pa parts of that question. maybe first to dr. volkov to talk about the treatments for addiction, and then i'll ask nora to respond about non-addic

south indian ocean has failed to solve all the was created mysteries two hundred thirty nine people onboard. on march eighth two thousand and fourteen malaysia flight three seventy departed kuala lumpur at twelve forty two am bound for beijing with two hundred thirty nine people on board about forty five minutes into the flight it veered sharply off course and shortly thereafter disappeared from radar with so few clues the largest aviation manhunt in history kicked off. really a spearheaded the international search team eventually developing a hypothesis the cabin accidently depressurize knocking everyone on board unconscious the plane then ran out of fuel and took a steep dive into the sea. automatic satellite communication suggested the jet went down somewhere in the southern indian ocean off australia. debris from the plane was eventually confirmed to be found on the french island of rio new on in the indian ocean and later up and down the east african coast. in january twenty seventh seen almost three years and two hundred million dollars later australia called off the search with no bl

the china daily features the extraordinary story of a pilot who saved over 100 passengers onboard a planebroken windshield. the paper speaks to the captain who describes the moment the chinese plane's cockpit windshield blew out at 32,000 feet, nearly pulling his co—pilot out of the window. he managed to make an emergency landing in sichuan province. so let's begin. with me is maike currie, investment director at fidelity international. let's start with much of the coverage with what happened yesterday, 55 palestinians killed, one of the bloodiest days for quite some time. in this article in the guardian gives you this stark contrast of what was happening. these events, not far apart at all. you have ivanka trump looking very glamorous opening the embassy and two people carrying a body. in stark contrast, this glossy inauguration ceremony and the deaths on the gaza strip. the irony is, moving the us embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem, the contested capital of israel, nothing is going to happen. the administrative staff are still staying in tel aviv but we see all these depths. this kind o

eastern city of all getting mexican aviation authorities confirmed that there were five mexican crew onboard. the world health organization has raised the the national threat level of in the ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo to very high while this after the health ministry there confirmed eleven new cases of the virus along with two new suspected deaths well that brings the total number of reported cases to forty five that the v.a. chose headquarters is rushing now to ship supplies of the vaccine to the d.r. see. hectic preparations in geneva how to get the vaccine to the democratic republic of congo the temperature has to stay at minus eighty degrees celsius or the doses might not work two thousand units of the new experimental ebola vaccine are now ready to ship to can. in the past in most of the breaks in the city it's been rural and fairly self limited but now we know that populations of more than a million are at risk the other major issue here is that this center of he's on the banks of the river. it's around six hundred kilometers between bun dhaka and the capital ki

seventeen came from a russian military unit all two hundred ninety eight people onboard died in the crash in two thousand and fourteen a passenger jet was headed from amsterdam to kuala lumpur when it was blown out of the sky but also coming up germany calls on china to open its doors to more train german chancellor angela merkel demands equal market access and better protection for tech companies who set up shop in china as medical visits beijing for two days of high level talks. and italy's president gives the country his approval to become prime minister country as a political novice will lead a government off extrude so is this the beginning of europe's next crisis. i'm so me so much going to good to have you with us we start with breaking news from the netherlands where a team of investigators say the missile that brought down the malaysia airlines flight m.h. seventeen need me for years ago came from a russia based military unit the passenger jet was headed from amsterdam to kuala lumpur when it was blown out of the sky over eastern ukraine all two hundred ninety eight passengers an

secretary of state mike pompeo leaving north korea with them onboard. >>> breaking news, bombshell new allegations about president trump's personal attorney, michael cohen. the company he used to pay off stormy daniels allegedly received $500,000 in payments from the company tied to a russian billionaire. the porn star's lawyer making explosive claims. he's here live this morning. >>> terrifying evacuation. smoke filling the cabin of this delta plane overnight. >> evacuate, evacuate. >> passengers taking cover, scrambling out the exit. even huddling on the wing. >>> roseanne takes on racism. >> what if this is a sleeper cell full of terrorists, getting ready to blow up our neighborhood? >> the provocative episode confronting prejudice against muslims and why roseanne sayhs she isn't stopping there. ♪ bad blood >>> and no more bad blood. taylor swift and katy perry calling it quits on one of pop's biggest feuds. katy sending taylor an actual olive branch just before this huge performance. what taylor is saying about it now. ♪ >> announcer: from abc news

an airport spokesperson says the wing hit a concrete post, and while there were passengers onboard at the time nobody was injured. >>> the san francisco marin food bank got help today from a heavy hand legend. presenting the food bank with a check for $5,000 today. it's from a foundation formed by t the band. the heavy metal star also jumped in to do some heavy lifting, distributing food for the food bank. >> our program has been to support the local food banks. we write checks in every city. we just played a 39-date european tour and wrote checks to the local food banks. the band also put the word out on social mead you the fans answered. >>> a 20-year-old from iowa is the newest winner of american idol. matty poppy says she's really looking forward now to what lies ahead. jessica castro spoke to maddy about the win and her new boyfriend, by the way, kaley hutchinson who came in second place. >> i'm such a big fan of yours. how are you feeling? has it sunk in yet? >> thank you so much. no, it has not. i haven't had much time to process it. >> my jaw dropped when they announced or whe

i think the notification -- from the gm, and what we aim to do with this little onboarding piece, setsthe gold standard and i think we should ask or other city departments have access to it. thank you for your efforts. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> now commissioner? >> thank you. >> commissioner courtney. public comments on this item? item seven f. please. >> seven f., i was going to bring up the award and i just want to say, i want to thank staff on to answer your question park we actually looked at last years and we talked to the ways we can improve it. a lot of those ideas came from you and from some of our atms and staff who have worked on the awards. what i think everyone felt in the little video was that people can actually have and show their families. people who couldn't attend. i thought it was a great touch as well. i'm just really proud, and i'm looking forward to getting some feedback, so that next year will be even better. if you guys, or any commissioner attended, if you can provide some feedback in ways that we can improve it, that would be great. and with that, that co

or get onboard, and support what united states is trying to have peace in the region, we have hezbollahluence, which is destroying and killing lives every day. >> to your point, secretary of state calling out critics of president trump, saying that obama's white house gave iran billions of dollars. your reaction? >> it is 100% accurate, look at what is going on in syria, bashar al-assad has been supported by the iranians and russians, irans trying to sustain their shia influence, result of bill yones of dollar -- billions of dollars that have gone to iran. we know that pellets of cash have shown up, the revolutionary guard has squandered it. >> pompeo outlining a list of demands of iran. >> this sting of sanctions will be painful, regime does not change its course from path it has chosen to one that rejoins the league of nations. these will end up being strongest sanctions in history when we complete. liz: jes jesse you made an impot point. after the war, they are training with traffic helicopter, in germany they think that military spending is a fetish, but europe has enjoyed military

but not everyone is onboard. we'll clear up some of the confusion. >>> plus students across the bay area walking out of chases this time in support of guns. >>> "7 on your side" michael finney takes your question on twitter and president bush. post them with the hashtag ask finney and we'll answer it live later. >> if you're asking about traffic you don't want to know the answer if you're on the sky way in downtown san francisco as we approach 4:10 this afternoon. we basically have grid lock in both directions. an early giants game, that's adding to traffic woes as people leave at&t park. slow going whichever we need to help more tocalifornians get ahead.d, that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all o

not having enough life jackets onboard... and for speeding through no wake zones.or everyone. <"we just ask that if you are going to come out and use the waterways you understand the laws that govern boating and you operate safely so that everybody can enjoy it and people dont get hurt.>( james ) this is the first year boaters under the age of 20 are required to have a california boater's card to operate a boat. ( darya ) police are investigating a stabbing that happened in dolores park. they say it started with calls of a fight. the victim was taken to the hospital... but will be okay. police tell us several people have been detained. ( darya ) in sonoma county... a man is behind bars for having a concealed firearm. officers arrested joel barrera at the petaluma wetlands preservation park. a witness called police... saying barrera was unconscious in a parked car. officers say barrera appeared to be drunk. they then found a semi-automatic glock handgun... along with a loaded magazine. barrera was also charged with d-u-i. ( darya ) starting today... fremont police w

crashed around 4:00 this afternoon and the fire department is confirming that there were two people onboard. and both of those people were killed. there was a man playing government just right on this course and he saw the plane go down. take a listen. >> you heard the plane take off as soon as they got over the golf course you could hear it sputtering. it didn't sound right. the engine caught on two or three seconds. started sputing and he made a right ton back to the airport. next thing you know the plane went sideways and then you heard the thud into the concrete. >> all right. and there are still investigators here. the fa. a and ntsb is also looking into what happened. including the crash. we don't foe why the plane went down just yet. in terps of the conditions out here it's a warm day. there is a breeze. but nothing overly windy. nothing explaining easily what happened this afternoon. but of course we'll be out here this evening and bring ut latest as soon as we learn more details. live near petaluma. kate larson, abc 7, wak to you. >> thank you very much. >>> two men are being treat

and prior to when rudy giuliani came onboard with his previous attorneys, they really subdued this aspectdonald trump's desire to fight and to undermine the investigation and the investigation's credibility. now that rudy giuliani has come onboard, this is an overt war against the institutions, against the department of justice and mostly against the investigation, and the quite a remarkable admission that he made yesterday. he is saying not, the president is innocent. he didn't do anything wrong. he is saying that, a., mueller's unlikely to indict the president. and, therefore, b., this is going to be up for impeachment. and so then it becomes a political process. and so they're trying -- way before anything happens in terms of a public announcement for mueller, they're trying to destabilize the investigation, to destroy its credibility so that house republicans in particular who have been advocating on behalf of the president, will have some ammunition to respond to what is likely to be a damning report if not an indictment from mueller, in the court of public opinion and in the impeach

line from havana cuba jose just tell us do we have any more information about the people who are onboard that plane. loss of the people of our q one but the crew of their plan are foreigners so there are about one hundred one hundred people involved in this accident not only one hundred not four initially lustral so the airplane was very very full vien and mr siebenhaar probably later will be traveling to we are so it should be also on alert for an extreme amount of liquids and of course you know the big question that everyone has now is how did this happen why did this happen what more can you tell us about the airline in particular we're hearing that its planes have had some mechanical problems in the past is that correct. well it was on the factory but not in the. airplane leaf it's on and that's again the company told us give them complained so it's not a q i'm clearly. not a big company do only have four or five airplanes mainly lotion airplanes so this boy in seven thirty seven was lisa from a mexican there's also the croatian so no choice if they don't want to say what. happened h

two a rudy giuliani coming onboard. he is not a practiced trial lawyer as of these past few years. but he is a well adept in the political arena. that's what impeachment proceedings are. you have a political environment, congress ultimately decides. finally, the release of these questions from mr. mueller, and one of the defense tactics commonly played, if you have bad information, front that information. get it out to your jury or audience and attack it and spin it the way you want. so you put those three together, you can start to see they're thinking more a lot more about impeachment in the comes months. >> and your assessment? >> i can't speak to the internal team's thinking on impeachment. i can tell you the question whether or not mueller ends up subpoenaing the president is very alive right now. that's the urgent issue they're currently facing. especially given that flood is coming in and seems toing ta s g a more adversarial approach or will when and if he comes in. it's such a wack day. >> the president makes personnel announcements and then walks it back. >> with that thr

. >> it's worse than you think because there's four people onboard that helicopter. bride, the photographer, the pilot and the 6-year-old boy who was to be the ringbearer. the people in that helicopter are quickly being taken out. takes about a minute, which is a good thing, because everybody's gathered around, suddenly -- >> oh! >> oh, my gosh. >> crazily enough, the bride uninjured. the three other people including the young boy slight injuries. the 6-year-old boy did have a bloody nose and was taken to hospital and put under observation for the night but is fine. the bride got herself married. dusted herself off. went to the altar. had a great time. she wasn't going to let it slow down her wedding day. >> the show must go on, honey. she's like, everybody's safe, wrap it up, let's go down the aisle. >> fortunately everybody was able to get out just in time. however, an investigation is being launched because they don't think the necessary permits or permissions were actually got ahead of time in order to do this. and so considering the consequences, somebody's goin

the government said there wasdi rect link that killed all 290 people onboard. commiee of british m.p.'sch says a seme set up to help protect afghans w worked for the british mill stormy said the scheme has so far failed to relocate nil afghan spr to the u.k., even when they faced threats to their f lifem the taliban. the spanish minister has resumed out holding snap election after his people's party was fined on corruption. on wednesday, the high court in madrid charged 29 people by taking bribes. and a stron scone has made land fall in the gulf mexico sta of ohman, killing at least one person. the cyclone is examined to weaken to a tropical storm when it hits southern saudi arabia on saturday. it's already brought havoc to the yemeni island chain. five more there are known to have been killed and 40 are missing. president trump has intereventuallied personally to basically lift crippling u.s. sanctionon chinese telecom giant z.t. effort. last month, the company was banned from buying vital u.s. components for its phones after washington acced it o lying re-- r

the four people onboard that boat are actually going to be okay, they were all fine.hey were actually going from san francisco to san diego when the motor suddenly stopped and the boat drifted ashore. they say that nearby strangers jumped in to help and they are very appreciative of that. >>> it is 4:52 right now. coming up, a brutal end to last night's sharks game. but don't give up hope just yet. we hear from some pretty determined players coming up next. >>> first, this next segment is especially timely for the sharks fans. there are several cases of problems with sports and concert tickets. >> there's advice to assure you're not refused entry. >> you just got the hottest ticket in town and you want to share it with the world with a picture posted on social media. don't. thieves troll the internet looking for exposed bar codes. they rip them off. they create counterfeit tickets and steal your seats. if you insist on a selfie, at least cover the bar code. >> if you need help tackling a consumer problem, call our team. 888-996-tips or nbcbayar nbcbayarea.com/responds

. >> reporter: the president first met them onboard the plane. he thanked north korea's leader, kim jong un, for letting them go after more than a year. mike pompeo's second trip to north korea to negotiate the details of president trump's upcoming summit. >> this is a wonderful thing that he released the folks early. it was a big thing. very important to me. and i really think we have a very good chance of doing something very meaningful. >> reporter: the president also took a moment to remember otto warmbier. the american student detained in north korea who died last june, a few days after he was allowed to return home with severe brain damage. >> i want to pay my warmest respects to the parents of otto warmbier. >>> former prisoners went directly to walter reed military hospital for rest and attention. >>> coming up, a chance to see the bay bridge like you've never seen it before. the unbeatable nighttime view you won't want to miss. >> he was forced off the road, but the evidence shows otherwise. what police say really happened behind the whe

they were democrat unfortunately for mcclintock this is something that he's going to have to get onboard with he wants to expand company competition in the market but that hasn't worked in fact that just gives more power to health care and pharmaceutical companies to really take people for everything that they have and that is not ok with me and under his plan to repeal the a ca he wanted to take medicare away from over seventy thousand of his constituents here and district for sara if you let to you would be one of the younger members of congress is health care a pickle for people your age. absolutely it is so when i was in college actually i didn't have health care i had to sign on for student health care and it cost somewhere between two to five thousand per semester while me to be on a college plan yes it's extremely expensive and i have a lot of friends especially the way that the economy is for workers right now most of the people in my age group of my age bracket and it's going to happen with the next upcoming generation two are working two to three jobs usually in hospitality or

this botia setting off on a research journey along the rhine river onboard a scientists from the german institute of hydrology. they here to look for micro plastics in the water no one knows just how severely this kind of pollution is affecting germany's rivers and lakes. among other things the team wants to find out more about how micro plastics have impacted the invite. and over time plastic only began appearing in large quantities in the one nine hundred fifty s. the scientists expect the sediment in the river to reflect that. we need a location where we would expect to find a natural set of interrogation process occurring we've identified two spots where we hope to go in quite deep to get clearly defined layers over time then we should be able to establish the point where plastic starts appearing in the sediment. in research terms the search for micro plastics in the rhine takes the scientists into uncharted territory. the water flows slowly at the northern edge of an island in the river it's an ideal spot for deposits of fine grained sentiment to form. the researchers are in luck.

seventeen came from a russian military unit all two hundred ninety eight people onboard died in the crash in two thousand and fourteen a passenger jet was headed from amsterdam to kuala lumpur when it was blown out of the sky but also coming up germany calls on china to open its doors to more train german chancellor angela merkel compliments equal market access and better protection for tech companies who set up shop in china this as medical visits beijing for two days of high level to.

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the china daily features the extraordinary story of a pilot who saved over 100 passengers onboard a planehe captain who describes the moment the chinese plane's cockpit windshield blew out at 32,000 feet, nearly pulling his co—pilot out of the window. he managed to make an emergency landing in sichuan province. and the international edition of the new york times has a story about aging japanese drivers. the paper says the country is trying to ease aging drivers off the road to limit accidents as those over the age of 75 caused twice as many fatal accidents last year. those other top stories of key publications around the world. —— those are the. now, what stories are sparking discussions online? yes, let's looks at what is trending right now. a 69—year—old chinese climber has become the first double amputee to reach the summit of mount everest from the nepal side. xia boyu lost both legs more than a0 years ago but that didn't stop him from reaching the top of the world's highest mountain. malaysia's former deputy prime minister anwar ibrahim is expected to be released from prison this wee

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capitalism splinter news has been publishing true stories from the home depot employees during our onboarding and training we were shown several videos that i would characterize as anti-union in nature my take away from that whole experience is that they wanted us to report the same or dissatisfaction among our fellow associates rather your friends and colleagues to get ahead capitalism. oh yeah that tax plan that supposedly gave home depot is so the its one thousand dollars only associates that have been working there for twenty years received one thousand dollars which was taxed i received two hundred dollars which was really one hundred twenty dollars after tax. kava. book may be peddling on came up in the golden age of capitalism but where things stand now in the late stage capitalism consolidation of wealth wage slavery income inequality and other environmental catastrophe are in full swing we desperately need to change this profit over people system and it has to start by making fun of this ridiculously i don't. know i didn't read it. what do you think i hate myself reporting from a wag

we are onboarding double what we were. we're onboarding almost 600 additional officers a pay period. and then there are some places where we are really having to foot time. we have offered temporary incentives to attract people to come work for tsa. so it's been a concerted effort to make sure all of the leadership at tsa is focused on supporting the front lines in addition to the great partnership we've had with the airports and the airlines. >> so, i guess my only comment that i would add to that is what i've seen over the last few months, i think the wait times are relatively fine in most of the airports that i've flown through, but my concern is as we increase the peak travel amounts that we're going to run into problems with that. so, i wanted to make sure that those activities got engaged and done in time for us to use this summer. >> yes, sir. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back. >> thank you, mr. estes. the chair recognizes for follow-up questions mr. rogers from alabama. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i just wan

of wack for investors sold down the stock to 150 here's the thing wall street analysts never got onboard. 42 buys, 2 holds, 2 sells. the thing i'm thinking as we go into the summer. we know there's going to be european regulations kicking in end of this month, and then likely to see more, just more chatter out of the u.s., and i'm not saying that's going to be the thing that turns facebook, but i think it can keep it range bound and then target their q2 earnings which should happen first week of august here. i want to play for a move back towards that 160 level because i think there's potential for some further tape bombs to come out like cambridge analytica. one more chart this is important. implied volatility, price of options in facebook. when you see how much it spiked into this event when the stock was careening lower and how much it's crashed back since then, that is almost the opposite situation what we talked with mike in a way. i'm inclined to be long premium into a period that may be slow for all intents and purposes i don't know i want to be long options. strategy, stock close

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