to play the oilers with game one on wednesday and game two on friday. then it's back home here to the bay area. they play in san jose on sunday many a best of 7 series. the sharks won the first two games and lost the final three games against the oilers during the regular season. >>> our time is 4:52. have to tell you about a prom that students in sacramento will never forget. up next, the reality star who made a very surprising appearance. ce now, draw the line with high-intensity color. lasting drama gel pencil from maybelline new york. ultra-smooth gel pencil in bold shades. glides on for up to 16 hour impact. waterproof. maybelline's lasting drama gel pencil. make it happen maybelline new york ♪ the moments that connect us happen one morning at a time, and one cup at a time. folgers, the best part of wakin' up. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it's 4:55. there they are. three astronauts at the international space station getting ready to come home to earth. now they sealed off their spacecraft early this morning ahead of their departure. those cre

one on cesar chavez on 101 there their every saturday and sunday. >> run over people on the corners now there i was there for 10 mental illness i called 9-1-1 i beg of you someone will die and it will be bad number one, and i also witnessed a teenager with her 3 friends and mother an incident with a person i think was allotting the dbi backs up his car and punches the girl i called 9-1-1 and finally yesterday out of no where the tourists see those i go see all the park stuff yesterday, i think this person was smashing windows and smashed one the european guys window they beat him up awhile all the tourists are screaming this is what is happening this is a reflection of our city so the traffic is bad but i'm worried about what the previous set of facts of our city we need police that is hopefullyly looking at this this is a severest problem thank you commissioner farrell i was one the anger people but appreciate all the support thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hi my name is ann i'm a member the design zoning and land use committee of russian hill and first like to

games on insurance on the companies of bill?ery one of those was investigated. >> is this all consistent, the arson, the insurance payouts, including up to diane's death? >> right. >> 'cause that's the picture that comes together against you. >> yeah. i understand that. >> this is not fraud on your part. >> absolutely not. >> reporter: but kevin, bill's main accuser, says the motive for his mother's murder is obvious. she was worth more dead than alive to his step-dad. >> let me hear your indictment for bill kyne for murder. kills your mother why? >> money. $750,000 could help him out a lot. >> reporter: detectives thought they had a plausible motive. now they combed through bill's 911 call and his lengthy interview on the day of the murder. not everything seemed to add up. reporter curtis krueger noticed something curious reported by the first deputy at the scene. >> the first responders arrived, and attempted to take a pulse of diane, and they found her body to be somewhat cold. and that of course indicates that she may have b

one.lot of talk about security in various degrees from the different candidates. francois fillon and marine le pen, the centre—right candidate and marine le pen, the extreme right candidate for the national front, they've extreme right candidate for the nationalfront, they've had a bigger focus on security. and all of the candidates have been asked questions about weather they would maintain that state of emergency that france is still under. it's an incredibly controversial subject in france, many see it as an attack on civil liberties. it gives police extra powers to carry out raids without the usual delays and paperwork that the usual delays and paperwork that the police might need to get from judges and that sort of thing. francois fillon and marine le pen have been coming out very strongly in favour of more security measures, of reinforcing security inside and outside of french borders. we've had interesting reaction on that front from a emmanuel macron, the centrist candidate, who wa

have you ever walked on one of the glass floors? >> grand canyon, yeah. >> one at the grand canyon.t looks perfectly fine. >> ordinary swimming pool you can see. >> oh! >> what? >> this is in houston, texas. at a development called market square tower. this is what they call their sky pool for the more adventurous. residents out there. for those who aren't quite as adventurous. they have a conventional pool on fourth floor you can go to. >> hopefully that's like. >> this part. you can't see what is coming. wait, no. no. no. >> huh? >> what? >> i want to try it? >> let me know how it works out for you. >> something else you might want to try. oh, there you have the angle. >> pretty cool. >> how about yoga with kids? >> okay, that tea normal. everyone has done that. >> kids that are baby goats. of course. >> see what you did there. tricky. >> this is in new hampshire. the farm started their yoga offerings. they bring gets to try to help people out. >> is it called downward dog if it has a goat standing on top of it. >> how cute is that? >> really cute. >> speaking of cute. in honor of

two middle school kids at the park. >> it's never one-on-one any more. it's a group of kids. want to beat up one or two kids. so, yeah, it's definitely a problem. >> as a pan it's concerning because he does come here after school. >> reporter: colleen let's her son come to the park after school. but wants to make sure her son has an exit plan if there's trouble. >> this day and age that's what's frightening a lot of kids have weapons. you know, there's drugs and, um, they can be so easily influenced by older kids or even lured. >> reporter: well some other parents have complained on social media about kids playing chicken on their bikes with drivers another dangerous activity. now the chief says the warnings are over. he says that kids will be arre arrested. iain? >> joanne, thank you. >>> fox news is cutting ties with bill o'reilly. twenty-first century fox the parent company of fox news channel and fox 29 wrote in a statement "after a thorough and careful review of the allegations, the company and bill o'reilly agreed that bill oh really had not be ret

one of the cars overturned and one caught on fire and one person has died. it is unclear how many other people were hurt. no word yet what caused this accident or when those lanes will >>> and this is the thousands of people attending palm sunday mass this morning at the vatican. pope francis blessed pom frons and the pope spoke about suffering in the world today and prayed for those who suffer from disease, family tragedy and slave labor wars and terrorism. >>> in the east bay, there is a new chapter in the fight for women's equality in the roman catholic church. we were at st. johns presbyterian. the evacuate does not officially recognize women's ordination. there are 65 female priests in the united states, in 2013, the first woman in northern california was ordained in san ram on. >>> in santa cruz, an injured great white shark that attracted a lot of attention has died. that shark was stranded friday afternoon near pleasure point. brock johnson shared this video of us with the young adult in shallow water by the shore. several people tried to get it back

stuart: great interview there with one-on-one with, maria on this program, on this network.e is saying look, health care before tax reform. byron york is with us, fox news contributor and "washington examiner," chief political correspondent. >> good morning stuart. stuart: good morning, byron. let me add to this. mark meadows, he is the a chair of the freedom caucus, he said on a radio interview late yesterday, we're very close to a deal on health care, very close. do you think we've got a shot at getting a deal on health care fairly soon after easter? >> no. i i don't think so. as a matter of fact i was a little surprised what the president told maria because as you know he, first it was we got to do obamacare first and then taxes. when obamacare collapses i'm moving on to taxes. now it is back to we got to do obamacare first. mark meadows has been saying for white a while both sides are very close. there is a lot of animosity between factions in the house of representatives. has nothing to do with donald trump. they hated each other before trump showed up but they're havin

at the end of the first month of the one-on-one meeting on the sixth he was complaining. he was saying that while i already had a long discussion with president xi however i got nothing so far, absolutely nothing and then i didn't see him joking. i thought he was serious. it might be a negotiating tactic but barely 16 hours later at the end of the second round of the summit he was in not talking about tremendous progress being made, tremendous progress. several times. what happened during the 16 hours? >> i don't know. my observation of him is when he does complain and tweet us toys to complain about somebody else. i have never seen a situation where he complains about himself. what you are saying is if you got nothing why didn't he do a tweet saying i've got nothing? he's never going to do that because that's a tweet saying i fail. i think it's only in his interest to put a positive on the outcome and i mean i can see two possibilities. one, there wasn't that much there and he said we made a lot of regrets because he didn't want to say we didn't and they did set up a pro

some go on forever. one over three goes on forever but repeats itself.quare root of two goes on forever and never repeats itself which is because it's called an irrational number which means it's not a fraction. so, pie is another decimal number that's very famous that goes on forever. and never repeats itself. it's irrational. if you count all of those and you put them in with the rational those are all the real numbers. there are so many irrational numbers there are more of them. so if you had a hotel where all of the room numbers were decibel numbers that went on forever, think about how long it would take but you wouldn't be able to evacuate into a normal hotel if there is a fire. was that telling us is there are more irrational numbers than rational numbers. irrational numbers because it's a bigger infinity is called uncountable infinity. counting is going one, two, three, four, five. if you can count something you can put it in the hotel, if you can't it's called uncountable. by the way, there are more irrational people than rational people. that's

not going to take that one directly on, see. ok. let's switch and move off of taxes. 120 day regulatory review. can you give us any update and what you're focused on. >> couldn't be more excited how that is going, and the president came out with core principles. the core principles include many aspects of dodd-frank but go substantially further than dodd-frank. so, again, our approach has first been to reach out. so, as opposed to just conducting an experiment within the treasury, we're reaching out. we have had 16 focus groups with as many as 50 or 100 people in each one of these. getting real live comments on regulatory issues. understanding from small banks and nonbanks, understanding from big banks, what are the issue width current regulations. -- with current regulations? what are the issues with the regulators are not working together, where there's conflicting regulation. we're taking all that information in, we'll be analyzing it and then we'll be going step-by-step making recommendations to the president. some of it will be

tied one to one. then in overtime the caps they win the faceoff. all right, let me read a little slower. moments later, johansen scores, the series clinching goal. all right, all right, the caps prevail. next up the penguins. game one thursday at the verizon center. there you go. >> all right, they go on to the second round. here's where it gets a little tricky did. >> here's where it gets good. >> someone correct me. did five of those six games go into ot or four. >> i believe it was four. >> four. >> yeah. but here's the tricky part. since ovechkin got on the team they haven't gotten out of the second ground. >> t.j. oshie is on fire. fire. that is. >> scored like two touchdowns. >> because everyone thinks maureen doesn't know doing good to me. >> right, that's what i'm saying. no are. >> temperatures out there right now are in the 50's, little chilly out with showers coming on across. dulles is 53 reason 51 for culpeper. og was saying get to weather. i don't know if he's worried about the weather o

so there are two homes, one-on-one side of the driveway, another home that looks exactly like it on thehand side of the driveway. so in the middle of the night three cars slam together, one of them veers off the road, and hits the corner of this group home. now, they were people inside, somebody got hurt from inside the house. but not too seriously. so things will get back to normal there. traffic still disrupted because the median is all screed up too. cheltenham avenue in east oaklane. all right, 7:06 now. delaware judge is expected to rule today in the case of three teen girls, one of them i think is 17, charge in the connection with a death of their classmate. you know the case, it happened about a year ago. >> yes, talking about amy joyner francis, she was 16 years old. when when this happened this went everywhere. a lot of people talking on social media, yes it, go international. because she was beat up, by some high school girls in a bathroom in april. >> so now it is up to the judge to decide. there is steve. steve keelie? >> reporter: up to the judge, mike, because this is fami

that floor one and one hundred foot long is bad. >> any public comment on this item? we'll have rub8g starting with the appellant. >> welcome back mr. patterson. >> thank you, commissioners bryan patterson on behalf of the appellant on 1049 market street. >> just as a housekeeping to start with can i have the overhead? on the overhead is a copy of the board special inspection instructions for parties i have to obtain to the building department introducing new written evidence at the hearing aside from the plan allowed by the board's rules without voting to allow the mix admission should - only photos the drawings maybe submitted at the time the evidence which the prshldz so you get to introduce the written reservation of that was, of course not allowed in despite that newly obtained evidence the building department submitted evidence is old and very old could have been submitted in a brief i don't believe that is our brief i also have to obtain the long list of items that raised by the building department very difficult if not impossible for us to respond to and resea

we have one lane blocked on kelly southbound and one on the benjamin franklin parkway between acrens over and -- eakens oval and kelly drive. this is phase one already starting this morning, we'll be live helping you this morning through the restrictions. i meant to take you live 422 at trooper are building volume around the region and roads are dry, so looking pretty good. >> starting with our breaking news, the good feelings after a family getting together ended in north philadelphia. a driver smashed into them as they were leaving the party. they are both in the hospital. the driver who fled the scene is under arrest. katherine scott is live outside philadelphia's accident investigation unit with more on the story. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, at this point police are looking for surveillance footage. they need to conduct more interview. there were two victims in the hit-and-run, one in critical condition the other in stable condition. let's go to video from early this morning. you can see this is the man that police took into custody they believe he wa

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one is money for the wall on the mexican border.is subsidies under obamacare that helped low income folks afford health care. most republicans have said they're willing to negotiate on both of those. take the wall, you know, restriction out of the budget, but, again, they need another week in order to hammer out the details of these fine tuned things where they can get the subsidies as well removing the wall -- or money in the budget for the wall. so they do need one more week to hammer those out. >> edward, meanwhile, health care reform is also back in the spotlight with the freedom caucus getting on board now. what are the odds they could push for a new vote this week? >> reporter: president donald trump has his eye on the 100 day mark. that comes up on saturday. he wants a bill passed by then. now even if this passes the house, which it looks like it will now with the backing from the freedom caucus, it's a non-starter in the congress. that's because the revisions that were made allows states to get a waiver to eliminate the fact

redirecting a torpedo with one hand. >> one hand. one hand.. >> i was asking chris, what's it like -- you have your piece of the pie, to sit back and watch when it's all finished, the way we'll see it? >> that's the best part. i can't speak for chris. i'm sure it feels the same way. really the best part is the fans. you know, this franchise is a challenge, right? it's fun. but it's also a heavy-duty challenge because there's an 8 at the end of the title. chris has been in more than i have. but the challenge is, you have to make it better and try to make it bigger, cooler, raise the bar. it's a challenge. at the end of the day, to sit back and know that the fans are loving it, honestly, the best part. >> what's it like working with luda? >> he's the best. he knows this. i've known him for a long time. >> absolutely. >> on this set, our set can be crazy. it can be very intense. and there's a lot of individuals. there's a lot of egos. there's a lot of opinions, a lot of everything on this. everyone wants to make a great movie. luda comes in with

on thursday at 9:30 eastern. .orgcan also watch on c-span and listen on the c-span radio at. unveiled the tax reform proposal, this includes the elimination of all the directions except for mortgage interest and charitable direction. the reduction of tax brackets from seven to three. of the alternative minimum tax and death tax. for businesses and corporations, the administration once a 15% tax rate. here is the announcement -- wamnts a 15% tax rate. here is from secretary steven mnuchin and gary cohen. >> i never thought so many people would turn out to be -- obviously today we're here to talk about the president's effort to provide tax relief to both our corporations that will help grow jobs and to middle americans two people here to explain it, the director of our national economic council, gary cohn, is going to walk through why we're doing what we're doing. and then the personal side of the tax. then secretary of the treasury, steven mnuchin, will walk through the business side and the corporate side of what the president is doing to bring jobs back to this country, to m

both were set last night, one on the pool deck level, the other on the 17th floor of the hotel. police say that toasters, towels and other materials were used to ignite the fire. one hotel security guard was injured. we don't at this point know the extent of the injuries. >>> a wave of rock and dirt is blocking traffic in mendocino county. it happened yesterday. intense video a driver caught on her cell phone. it happened on highway 101 just north of the town of legas. construction workers closed the highway because of that unstable hillside. then all that happened. at one point, workers started running down the highway trying to warn people to just stay back. quite the cleanup will be happening there. >> good thing they caught in the time while someone wasn't driving by. that's always scaring going through those. >> it happens so quickly. >> and it's crazy to still see the aftereffects of all that rain from the winter and even as it dries up it's still -- the impacts are still being felt around the bay area. as we get a look now starting out this morning finally it's dry and we

one on 80 in hercules another one that popped up over on the peninsula. we will tell you about it coming up. >>> a bit of morning rain up towards lake county. i don't think there will be much left by the time the client -- the giants play. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's over 6 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >>> just a couple of hours meal portion will be sworn in as the 113th supreme court justice. there will be a private ceremony this morning and then a second public oath taken at the white house. they confirmed neil gorsuch on friday after changing the voting rules to make it a simple majority to confirm him after democrats tried to block it. >>> there is increased tension in the middle east that the two bombings in christian

phase one actually begins on monday. when they have parts of the parkway, and kelly drive, closed, so just keep that in mind. again, the draft is april 27th e days, but we got a lot of preparation going on. i can kind of hear them a little bit. think think they're already starting to work here around the art museum, but again, three weeks away, so we're excited for it, there will be a lot of people in town, but just got to prepare, don't want to get stuck on the traffic. >> oh, so many parties. >> on top of the logan hotel, what's that called? >> assembly rooftop? >> yes, yes. >> that will be fun. >> again, all of this, a month of closures, for one man, middle age businessman, named roger goodel, to say other man's names. >> and this crowd, you know, some young men. >> what's the guts of the whole event? it is a man, standing, saying other men's names. >> no. i think it is more young men who work all their lives finally getting their moment, and it is paying off. i mean, paying off. >> i like the fact that there is littl

one is one 10th of what's left in the next one is one 10th of what's left and do so on.ones i have eaten. so, now i will talk about infinitely big things to bit. what is infinity? is it a number? well, let's think about this big number. what is a million look like? i think about this and i think i have never seen a million of anything, but there is a great children's book called 1 million -- how million-- how many jellybeans. i don't want to spoil it for the last page is a picture a million jellybeans and it's really cool because yet unfolded because it's really big. here's 10, here's a hundred, here's0000. couldn't make a million dots becamy computer gave up because it said i didn't have enough memory. infinity is bigger than all numbers. it's bigger than how many people there are on earth and its more than how many animals or germs or cells or molecules or atoms. we don't have an infinite number of things on earth, but this doesn't tell us what infinity is. it only tells us what infinity isn't in which we like to say it's taller than everyone we know. what is infinity?

on what have any idea has been going on. thell give president trump opportunity to prove himself, if he has nothing to do with russia that would cause any problems. but i would like to know one thing. i would like to know what will appear before the committee, the house intelligence committee, give him immunity so he can say what took place. and also, just as important, sally hayes, the former attorney beeral under obama, she'll appearing before the house intelligence committee. i want to see answers to questions that the house intelligence committee will ask her. you know, steve, i've been vo ting since harry truman. i voted in every federal, state, and municipal election since president harry truman. and the gentleman you had just a little while ago, who spoke about the division in our country, we are not divided, steve. our country, our great country, unfortunately, is polarized. i've never seen it in my lifetime. the country so polarized, one against the other. host: even more so from vietnam war watergate or the clinton

he has the hard hat on. what is going on adam?there is a well lot going on and right now my dad would be so proud because he actually is a construction worker and works with all of these trucks every single day and i took the corporate job in a suit and tie every day. so i'm in the dirt and you see the rides happening behind me here. yes, this backhoe it looks pretty bad. looks like a lot of fun to drive but i have something better than that. i have all of these folks waiting for me to get inside of the excavator. this is a ride, as long as you are 18 years old you can smash old cars and trucks and yes we'll do that for you here on live tv. >> lets look at the temperatures, and do the weather first. the sunshine is back out after the cloud could have from early this morning. temperature now in the city of philadelphia 76 degrees and wilmington 74 and allentown 73 and beach haven cooler a sea breeze at 59 degrees, satellite and radar, the morning clouds, they are gone and now we have the sunshine that has returned and you see to th

bay area stores are on the list of payless's stores closing. >> one store on story road in san jose will close. along with a store in martinez. now the payless store in the hill top mall in richmond is closing and one on redwood street in vallejo. another store in watsonville is set to close. they said 400 stores nationwide will close. >>> pepsi is now pulling a new commercial that some have called controversial. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> kendall jenner is shown walking through a crowd of protesters to hand a peppy max to a police officer. he drinks it and the protesters cheer and people on social media were upset with that depiction claiming peppy sea is trivializing the black lyes matter. >> the social media giant implemented a new photo technology people can't share images. that means if someone tries to share a photo that facebook has previously taken down that person will see a pop up. in some cases facebook will also deactivate the account of the person who posted the image. >>> well there is a new dating website for those looking for a financially sound partner. it matches pe

but also tacking back to the center on nato, on xm bank, on china being a currency manipulator. how concerned should we be that he's changing course? i don't really care what he says? >> syria? >> syria reversing course, back to where the establishment really was and what was considered to be the better option here. how much do you care, andrew? >> i always thought -- >> okay. >> i think this is a president who is learning -- >> good. >> for better or worse what the realities of the world are. that there's one thing you can say on a campaign trail that you may think are possibility. maybe he genuinely believed those things. >> the only difference is, every president comes in and reverses course. very few have such extreme comments in the campaign. so the tact to the center is -- >> looks extreme. >> much more extreme. the question is, here's the thing that matters for other viewers. does it matter for tax cuts, does it matter for business deregulation? >> i would argue that the business groups like him tacking to the center. >> but what does it say about the future of some of th

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the chopper went down on a golf course on monday. two others were injured.he cause of the crash is under investigation. parents are on edge in prince george's county, where a substitute teacher and coach is facing child pornography charges . he worked at bradbury heights elementary school, as a coach with south county sports academy . sam sweeney has more on the investigation. >> prince george's county police have been working on this case for months, originally tipped off in december by the internet company, dropbox, an online filesharing service. when they showed up to his house yesterday, he admitted to having more than 150 videos of children as young as five years old and six years old performing acts on one another working with prince george's county public schools for the last nine years as a substitute teacher and a basketball coach. he had video of -- on his ipad, computer, cell phone. his social media has most of his pictures are with him and young children. resume or believe the ones he worked with at bradberry heights elementary school. investigat

or people on msnbc liberal. >> on that point on that point about your audience, coppel said you are prettyood at what you do but you have transacting people determined ideology more important than fact doesn't appear he thinks much -- >> is saying basically my audience by me i am a good liar i interpret those remarks couldn't be further from truth i have been saying for years, journalism in america is dead. that we have an information crisis in america. the old guard like coppel,they can't they can't fathom that day has come in many ways gone we have o evolved way beyond where they have been, they have monopoly all this time, and once people had he alternative sources of information, they sought them out i just want to make one point i don't care if vetting of obama, i doubt cbs every give a horrific record of obama after 8 years would i give on a regular basis during election campaign, i used for example i don't think they went in-depth about the benghazi lies in-depth about hillary clinton's foundation iranian one deal, all i give more facts and information, they are neck doesntwork does

the russian scandal, on the russian attack on the election. remember at the time he was repeatedly insisting that there was no russian attack whatsoever on the election. he kept saying that. and so once he was president-elect, the intelligence agencies asked if they could please brief him on their evidence to show him in fact the attack had taken place. almost immediately after that briefing he issue a statement saying these professionals wanted to brief him to tell him the operation has no effect on the outcome of the election. that is not what they told him. that was not true. the intelligence professionals did not tell him that, and that was not the purpose of the briefing. in fact, they've said publicly that they don't know what the impact was of the russian attack on the outcome of the elections. the week after had he put out that ridiculous statement, the following week, he was still on the subject and he continued to tweet about the russian attack, the hacking into the election. quote, russia says nothing exists. probably release by int

he has not let up on the bashing of china and on trade.ne question, he will label china a currency manipulator? that's up to the treasury. the report is due april 14th. by all accounts they should not. if you look at the dollar versus the yuan. there's a look back over 20 years. it was remarkably stable because they kept it pegged for so long. what they have been doing is letting the dollar fall and the chinese yuan rise in a long-term period. that signals they're allowing more flexibility. a stronger currency does not help. it does not give them the trade advantage they once had by pegging it. that's no longer a story. as for the trade relationship, trump is focused on that deficit number. here are the numbers. we import 4$462 billion worth o goods from china. we export only 115. as a result. we have the largest trade deficit with china of all of the trading partners, 3$347 billion. that's been a focus on trump saying, look, we're losing. we're buying more from them. they're gang the edining the ad. that helps their economic growth, true,

but changes on sunday.e on that in 10 minutes. 5:32 and this is when the bay bridge we start to keep our eyes on that and the metering lights have clicked on. >>. >> yes and i'm looking at a picture of the toll plaza. westbound 580 from tracy to livermore looks really good right now. so slowing to tell you about. oakland and alameda look pretty good in this direction as well. metering lights they should be on right now and so you're seeing just a little bit of slowing in some of the lanes because of that. but once you were on the bridge we're getting word about a two vehicle collision. bay bridge westbound heading towards san francisco just past treasure island. be aware of that once you are on the span. golden gate bridge this morning looks good. not too many cars on the road. time now is 5:32. >> thank you. >>> new this morning in vacaville police there investigating a late night shooting where three people were critically hurt. just before midnight police received several 911 calls about shots fired at a

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lee: what did they find in the story goes on and on and on.we are investigating the ties to russia. it seems that there's no evidence that anything happened. we are keeping talks about this. the bottom line here is i feel whether there's smoke, there's susan rice. it's over and over again. [laughter] maria: that's good. lee: they are not finding anything. this is -- maria: they are finding that she asked to unmask all of the american citizens' names in those -- in those surveillance reports from the telephones. that's what they are finding. >> she's always at the center of controversy. so while this, you know, is disappointing not surprising that her name would surface again. maria: she went on five sunday shows and lied about benghazi? >> yeah. lee: why would anybody say anything about this and then ten days later here she is saying that she didn't. it's so -- it's so hard to know what to believe. dagen: she was it was not uncommon. well, it is uncommon to have -- to ask to have an individual's name unmasked, it's really the purview and the r

route one.s transit, looking good, mike and alex, back to you. >>> we have been saying all morning long that this has been a very, bloody weekend in the city of philadelphia. we're supposed to be celebrating easter and all that. there has been another deadly shooting, this morning, a few hours ago, in kensington this time. police are still looking for the gun man in that case. >> steve keeley is on east college tine street. >> this is real sad because this was a well loved man with a big family. he was a father of at lee five according to friend here on the street including a new born baby boy. and he was a good father because a lot of the people that live here with kid, that were his kid age, or his kid age all play together so they all knew each other and tight little street here, and somebody opened up and this may be more than one gunman because there were a lot of evidence markers, indicate ago lot of bullet shells in the middle of the street. this happened just before 6:00 . since we start

number one trusted. number one awarded.t to be tide >>> we are back with apology from adidas, kind of understandable. calling insensitive e-mail to boston marathon finishers. the e-mail subject line read, congrats you survived the boston marathon. of course it prompted widespread outrage four years after the deadly bombing of the race. in its apology, adidas said clearly no thought given to the e-mail wording. speaking of pr nightmares. united airlines remains in damage control following the flight fiasco, the doctor pulled off the flight there. but united ceo oscar munoz says no one has been fired over the incident. and that there was never consideration of firing anyone. munoz calls the whole thing a system failure and he says united is changing policies to make sure it never happens again. >>> family members are still hopeful searchers will find a woman and her step grandson who went missing in the grand canyon. >> the 62-year-old woman and the 14-year-old boy lost their footing in a rugged area, while hiking with relati

two quick ones on that. is the president planning to campaign for the republican challenger there. >> will he go to georgia to get out the vote? >> i don't know. if needed i think the president will make sure he does everything he can to maintain majorities and further the party. we'll see if we're needed. >> is he committing too much political capital on a race the republicans should be winning easily? >> it's interesting. i thought some of the coverage was intriguing as i watched it. the democrats went all-in on this race and spent over $8.3 million. they said on the record that their goal was to win this race. they lost. and the reaction has somewhat been you know, that they almost won. no, they lost. they made it very clear what their goal was in this race. they spent $8.3 million and threw everything including the kitchen sink into it and lost. not in terms of what their stated goal was. they said their goal last night was to win the race with over 50%. they spent $8.3 million. they didn't run for a run

one claims one in every 50 u.s.en uses its site to make money claiming sellers have made up to $250,000. >> a piece like this would sell for $38,000. >> reporter: the real reel targets the market's high-end. and brings in about 150,000 items each month based here in the bay area. and it's not just resale. clothing rental companies like la tote are also a growing trend especially among the maternity set. >> mow one that goes through pregnancy says i want to hold on or hang on to these clothes. >> reporter: as the net grow noose a bargain hunter paradise it can be traced back to ebay. >> it's the granddaddy of these online consignment things. it made it cool to sell things are online and fashionable to buy things that other people had owned before. >> reporter: but whether you're buying, selling or renting, just remember, it's not used, it's preowned. julie watts, kpix 5. >> good bargains, lightly used. why not? or news throughout the evening the latest is always on our website, cbssf.com. ♪[ music ] ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

only one.but the person involved in that some of this has been shot and killed in the exchange of gunfire with police. the champs Élysees is completely shut down. they are not immune from the attack. in the past year and a half to two years you have the attack on the "charlie hebdo," the publication there. then the one you mentioned at the theater, cafe nearby and restaurant as well where you had more than a hundred people killed. last summer in nice, france, where someone drove a truck through a crowd of people. this is happening at a critical time politically. the elections are getting underway. now you have 11 candidates running for office and already we are seeing calls on twitter and social media saying it's more of the reason for candidate. a hard right wing candidate of all of the candidates now. she says there is a secular understanding in paris and she wants to outlook burqas in public. if this is tourism, and that is a big if. we are awaiting word. but a lot of people say that marune

one of the balloons was for xavierjugele, attacked on the champs—elysees on thursday night by a loneman, with an automatic weapon, targeting policemen in the heart of paris. xavier was on duty near the bataclan during the 2015 paris attacks and went back for a concert when the hall reopened one year on, where he spoke to a bbc reporter. that's why we are here with my friend, to celebrate life, and to say no to terrorism. but police unions say their members need protecting from everyday risks, too — exhaustion, overwork and stress. the state of emergency following a string of attacks here has taken its toll. boosting police numbers has been an issue for the presidential campaigns. but this election has gone beyond questions of security, the economy, or immigration. it has opened up a debate about the meaning of french values, and how to define being french. this campaign has offered voters vastly different visions for theirfuture, and the race between candidates has been tight. so why are so many people expected to abstain? when you ask them why they refuse to vote, they always tell y

you quit your job many years ago with two young children, or one son and one on the way. what did your wife say when you said you were going to focus on this? >> well, luckily she didn't say, you know, i'm divorcing you. but she was very supportive and we agreed to, you know, live off of our savings and eat a lot of beans and corn bread and go from two salaries to one when i left my job and she was seven months pregnant with our second child because we saw this as a quest. we saw this as something that needed to happen just like the holocaust museum needed to happen, the museum of the american indian needed to happen. we needed to find a way to support efforts to make this museum happen. >> but what motivated do you this? >> there were a lot of things. at the time i was a public defender here in washington and i dealt with so much tragedy every day. i had so many clients who were young people who didn't have much help or self-esteem who were african american and didn't really have any sense that their people had contributed to this country. they really weren't adequately

on. karen hepp has morning off. >> good morning to you. >> i want to point out color coordination here. >> i know. >> intentional. >> yes. >> we looked and said hey. >> you have on your easter purple. >> i i have black and white stripes on. >> you can be tony orlando and we can be dawn. >> we have a little variety show going on here. >> anyway, we're going to get a little punchy because it is friday, holiday weekend coming up, let's get to it. we have a number that we have selected just for you today and it is, again, a 10. now you did notice that yesterday was cooler, then previous days this week but that is what april was supposed to feel like. that is where we will feel like again today. it is an appropriate coolness. 51 degrees with the 9-mile an hour breeze from the north and sunrise at 6:24. other temperatures throughout the suburbs we've got allentown at 43. 39 degrees in atlantic city. definitely need a sweat there are this morning. only 40 in doyletown. 37 degrees in hazelton, an

a bluebird day on friday and clouds on the increase on saturday and another light storm heading thereday. how about that? 39 in pleasanton. temperatures in the low to mid-40s, so dress warmly this morning. we are pretty much in the mid to upper 40s everywhere. napa 42, and san jose 45, along with mountain view and san carlos and los gatos. today's temperatures range around 59 at the coast. about 62 to 67. warmer than yesterday but still not where we should be. temperatures about the same tomorrow, around 60 to 67 degrees, and it looks like on wednesday will be a little cooler, upper 50s along the coast in san francisco. low to mid-60s elsewhere. here's a the water. if you are out exercising, there are issues with pollen. >>> the bay bridge toll plaza, no metering lights but a minor delay for cash paying folks. a good time to get across before the metering lights get turned on which is typically around 5:30. we will take a look at some of your central valley drive, slowing out of tracy and into dublin for just under an hour, about a 50-minute drive there. we will come back with cal tra

one time every one hundred years rolling the dice that is in place over one and 10 years in the firstart of record we didn't see flashy storms a really dense storm and the second half of the record we see more like on an average basis 9 of them in a 50-year period roughly every 5 years but in the recent years seen more flashy rainfall in a 5 or 15 minute period that yes, ma'am lasts a one hundred year even though that is - i use the terminology loosely from our design that is a 1.3 inches of rain for the design is our model of progression of rainfall that trails off to represent a natural event. >> i have one question about when you use the term flooding i want to know the threshold that constitutes the flooding is it quarter of an inch how - when do you you designated as flooding. >> that's a great question. >> when we talk about you'll see some slides on that talks about just water on the streets and hear me refer to the flood risk and flood risk we clarify as low, memory and high flood risk and varies your flood risk depends on the land use the building types as far as what propert

one hit one tree and hit two trees and then they hit a house. >> reporter: one tree on a nearby hillside was first to fall and took out three more in less than a minute. >> you could hear the first tree falling. and the secondtree. >> reporter: the root ball of this giant eucalyptus is amazing, it is as big as a car. three homes in the oakland hills were red tagged on friday when a mudslide came down in the backyards of homes on banning drive during a storm. >> it is just crazy. come on, it is april at this point. could we please have summer weather we moved out to the east bay for. >> they are glad everyone escaped unharmed. >> very close but somebody is watching. somebody is watching over us, man. >> reporter: he hopes the house can be repaired after the giant trees are removed. in oakland, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> got to feel sorry for those folks. >> so saturated out there and so cold this morning. 34 degrees in santa this is from the sutro tower camera and 37 in livermore and still cool but a sunny day on the way and still some spring showers in the offing. i'll detail your a

shine on, klutzes. shine on.or the san jose sharks in game 6 of the opening round in the n-h-l playoffs. team teal taking on the edmonton oilers in san jose. the sharks already down 3 to 2 in the series and the oilers get on the board first. edmonton then gets a chance for a break-away goal and they score again. in the third period, patrick marleau gives the sharks their first goal of the game. sharks get one more chance...<> ( will ) and a heartbreaker for san jose.. pavelski misses the shot. the oilers win 3 to 1. they win the series 4 games to 2. the sharks are now eliminated from the n-h-l playoffs. (will) in giants news... they were in colorado taking on the rockies looking to snap their 2 game losing streak. the team, looking for any sort of good news did not get off to a good start in this one. in the first with a runner on 3rd, nolan arenado lines this one to left. scoring charlie blackmon. the rockies would go on

we're meeting into one and to that point in 2016 brandon got on appraisal of both units one one-hundred $75 million and the other over one million that is not truly affordable housing in any way and in fact, the appraisals steady the told her in the code in terms of what we define as quote/unquote amazingly $6 million but the point as of a year ago when the new merger policy or legislation passed this would not have been in front of the commission those are both unaffordable housing and we'll not be here today understand why the policy is shift as we are more and more sensitive that warranty the flexibility in the policy it in remove rent-controlled and at the same time allows the family to grow together and respectfully you approve that merger and allow the two dwelling units to be created and thank you thank you any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner johnson. >> thank you very much i'm generally supportive of this kind merger, however, i don't agree with the bedroom i think we should keep the recommended mostly from staff to brown be this