i'm one of five reporters on the team. my focus is tax dollars. if you have a concern about medicaid medicare how tax dollars are spent. give me a call. i want to hear from you. call me at 703-236-9220. alison: first, medical marijuana. now puppy pot? well cannabis product for canines are popping up online. you can find some on amazon. leon: "7 on your side" consumer investigator kimberly suiters has a closer look for us. what is this? kimberly: this is not medical marijuana. this is hemp-based and it's marketed to healthy dogs like mine here. i'm going to let her have one. it's marketing to dogs who have different kind of medical conditions. because this is considered schedule one narcotic. >> good boy. >> her 10-month-old puppy mo has an expensive habit she needs to feed. >> it has a slight aroma. that you might recognize from the college days. >> mo takes cannabis capsules. he was born with water on the brain. despite having surgery, the seizures continue. >> when he was really ill, it with auz full-on seizure. he would lose control of his blad

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school district every philadelphia who also tells us that there will be a one on one with the child. not only on the school bus but also throughout the school day, that's making her grandmother feel little better chris lauren? >> jennifer, thank up. >> one community in camden countly not have fireworks this fourth of july. not because of cost or lack every resources, in berlin, much different problem. the show, just too popular. berlin township officials explained safety concerns about the annual fireworks display, more specifically, they say the cancellation of nearby shows has made theirs more popular. all that extra attention the ren they won't hold a fireworks show this year. >> we can't handle that type of crowd in that small of a venue. we want to try to keep all of the tradition that is we have, but, the safety of our residents comes first. not the a tradition,. >> effort are underway to find alternate venue for the show, berlin mayor ruling out one possible site, nearby atco raceway has declined to host that big event. >> 5:11, death toll going up in texas new flooding concer

every time you overspend on one hospital you understand on another. men and women invested their lives. we appreciate your presenting the veterans today and look for it your testimony. >> i yield to the ranking member, miss rice. senator rice: i want to thank all of the witnesses for coming today. i would like to echo everything that chairman isaacson and chairman miller said. i will hold my remarks and reserve the balance of my time. senator miller: mr. blumenthal for five minutes. senator blumenthal: thank you to you, chairman miller and chairman isaacson for your leadership on this committee. most especially for your support of the suicide prevention bill. i want to thank everyone of the panel who are here today for your support and your leadership on this critical measure that was led by senator mccain and myself with the help of representative walsh and others on the house side. just as an example of the fact that we can get things done breed we can help veterans. we can make a difference. i knew you are making a difference as leaders of your org

>>> "caught on camera: did that just happen?" >> shame on you! shame on you! >> protect yourselves! >> while i was there, it seemed like an eternity. but looking back, it's really just a couple seconds of a short video clip. >> "time" magazine proclaims 2011 the year of the protester as the occupy wall street movement inspires dozens of similar protests nationwide. from major cities to college campuses, americans rally by the thousands to make their voices heard. and at the university of california at davis, just outside of sacramento, students stage an occupy movement of their own against a proposed tuition hike. >> set them free! set them free! >> steven mccone is a sophomore at the university and an aspiring videographer at aggie tv, the uc davis's student-run tv station. >> i would say the general reaction is sort of pretty upset that tuition is still going up and people are, you know, of course, angered by that. >> what begins as a week-long, peaceful exchange during the third week of november 2011 escalates into a global spectacle. >> set them free now! >> on thursday, novembe

what you can do in one minute on a problem? out of here. >> phillies will try to break the winning streak from pirates. yesterday against the mets on mother day phils pitcher chad billingsly, third inning homerun, puts the phils up one-nothing, that's chad's third career homer. but, he couldn't keep the mets off the board. curtis, hit homerun in the fifth, and the phils lose this one, seven to four. >> let's check out this great catch in the stands yesterday. a man and a baby. well the baby strapped to his chest. he makes one handed grab. yes, quite a memory on mothers day, and baby's probably first game. up in the booth, phils hall of famer, and broadcasting slugger, autographed the ball after that very nice catch. nicely done, fellow. over the years we found out the cast of the nb a on tnt really know how to have a good time. >> they are at it again. check it out. last week we showed you shaquile o'neil, fell during some horseplay of the half time show t wasn't his first fall onset either. now, on yesterday's show shack road

, on the prior testimony, none of the wall was over the line but on the map, 100 it's over in one area, 300 over on the other, there were cracks this is at the base of the wall. onto 2308, 2312 devisidaro. >> thank you. so commissioners, on the basis of that if dbi, is relying on the survey for issuance of location order, we ask that that move to the third property owner, for the repair requirements, however, the abatements should be proceed the all, until the ownership dispute is resolved the location, would be one factor, that a jurier may consider as a factor. before we belief that these walls were likely constructed more than 100 years ago, although there is very little historical information and documentation, we summarize the site conditions, in our letter which say the wall may be constructed br the third property owner of devisidaro. i will ask bret ferrari, to speak to his site conditions and content and construction, and a copy of his report is provided in the packet as exhibit h. >> thank you. bret fer rar ree, structural engineering, i have been practicing here for 30 years

>> you got me on that one.herlands has been very helpful here but i think they're trying to make money to help protect their land and build protection. >> one of the mayors down there told us that the consumers are going to get sticker shock, they can't avoid it. what do you think a $500 million investment will do for the community over the next five years down there? >> that was -- that $500 million is for a small corner of miami beach. it's going to be big. one of our mayors just did a study and got a $40 million price tag for just 10 inches of sea level rise for part of their generally high community. we're going to see a gradual shift as phil stoddard said. we're going to see people by the middle of the century starting to move on. and it's sad, because miami, south florida is is one of the most beautiful places to live. you can imagine. especially during winters like we had up north. >> no doubt. and of course the big question is when does the insurance industry kick in and realize, as you said we're just

when we're not on we're always on on 6abc.com. see you back here in 30. >> ♪♪ >>> good morning, america. right now, shocking new report reveals the copilot who intentionally crashed the packed passenger plane into the alps may have take an practice run on his previous flight. >>> also right now, ore taum tracking severe weather this morning. tornadoes and flash flooding in the south. more damaging storms in the forecast. >>> and the north carolina police officer burned by a free cup of starbucks coffee says now his health and marriage are ruined. >>> we want to welcome chris and witney here one of the two couples sent home from "dancing with the stars" last night. making it oh so close to the finish line. they're still dancing. we'll talk to them. oh, the nice man. and talk to robert and kym about the drama on and off the dance floor. >> chris got a lot better. >> much improved. >>> we begin with the mayor of a small california city shot to death by his wife. court documents reveal sordid details of his secret life. >> reporter: a

a bunch of cyclists have driven on by, pedaling on by.topped and he said he did the bike to work thing 19 times last year. aiming to do a lot more this year. that's the whole goal of this. we're along the "w" and od trail at grove avenue. one of 79 pit stops along the dmv. a little later this morning folks will be able to stop on their bikes and get some refreshments shake hands with some elected leaders who are expected to come by. 15,000 people across the region have registered for this. and you know bike to work day is all part of a plan to be healthier. to offer this low-cost alterative to getting to work and getting out of your cars saving time and hectic drives to work in traffic this morning. and one good thing -- one incentive for a lot of people is aaa is now offering roadside assistance to bikers. the people on their bicycles. we are live this morning at tricentennial park. back to you. >> very cool, molette. thank you. >>> it is going to be a lovely day for some biking today. >> get out there and ride if you can. tom is here wi

you have two errors for simeon on one play. four on the night for the a's. seth smith with a gapper. dustin ackley scores from second on the play. all mariners in this ballgame as they go on to win by a final of 7-2. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great mother's day, everybody! i'm larry beil. >> and the mother's day weather is going to be cool around the bay today. >> right. but one of the warmest days we will see. so that gives you an idea of what's on the way. a couple more areas of low pressure that will enhance or reinforce our cool air especially the beginning of the week, tomorrow. right now you are looking at all the fog up and down the coastline from marin to san mateo. it will pull back around santa cruz. you will get some sunshine here. and it's beginning to pull back across the bay, as well. here is the cloudy shots that we've been featuring. fill looks nice out there with the 50s and to the south to west wind today it will be just in the mid-60s. but one of the warmer beaches that you will find along the coast. 67 san jose. partly cloud

seventy-one on wednesday. seventy on thursday.l wednesday and thursday, friday looks good, and then first two days at least of the memorial day weekend look fantastic, saturday and sunday better chance for shower or thunderstorm and warmer on memorial damon. chris and jessica back over to you. >>> kate, thanks very much. >> on the cbs-3 healthwatch tonight with the hot weather coming and summer, and many women like to put their hair back in pony tails. >> they are easy, cool but it could cause hair loss, even balding. health reporter stephanie stahl shows us what can happen. >> reporter: vera vasquez is minutes from a procedure she hopes will change her life. >> i have hair loss because when i was younger i used to put up my hair really tight. >> reporter: there are notable bald spots that bother her. >> i won't see when i'm outside when wind blows. i don't want anybody to see this. >> reporter: the the 31 year-old medications and devices didn't help. now she is about to get a hair transplant. doctor scott bowden says hair loss re

we go one on one with one of the greatest singers of all time.hind the scenes of her hot new show. now from abc 7 news. >> good morning i'm kristen sze. san jose police are asking for the public's help identifying a sexual predator who struck twice. at a home on rio vista avenue. a man followed a 13-year-old girl home and pushed her way into her home before trying to sexually assault her. the same mane attacked the woman at a market last month. >>> right now, your morning commute. leyla leyla? >> as we track weather and traffic together we have green where rain could be affecting your commute north of there. north of here, now it's heading into the south. as we take you into san jose a new crash right as mckee, highway 110. a couple of lanes blocked with the motorcycle delays before the 286/280 split. hayward, southbound 80 92, accident cleared to the shoulder hi. hi, we're here to look at a camry. we just came from a birthday party. ohh, let me get you a new one. camrys are so reliable. yeah... and you gotta love that bold new styling. here you

run on one of her designs this spring. and it was because of something that happened in colorado. the earrings that she makes and sells on etsy look like this, they're like little upside down ts. she makes them in all sorts of different colors. some have glitter, some don't. but what they are, is that they're iuds. they're intrauterine devices. you might remember during the lead up to the election last year, we ended up doing a big run of reporting on iuds in the election, because iuds were unexpectedly right at the center of election politics in colorado last year. colorado over the past five years has had a huge public health success story in reducing the teen pregnancy rate in that state, reducing the teen pregnancy rate and teen birth rate and teen abortion rate. and the way they did it, they had a state program that made it really easy for young women to get iuds, regardless of their insurance status, ability to pay. these earrings are not actual iuds, but the iuds really look just like this, this tiny device. and the

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not just the one on your screen but this is precarious. we're going to watch the situation and update you as we can. >>> now let's move on to concerns on how to stop the islamic state terror army from making the united states the next front in the war on terror. lawmakers say, we are losing the fight online. and making it look like isis is winning. this as the savages claim followers are already here inside our nation ready to attack, stay close. >>> the savages of the islamic state army are threatening to bring their jihadist war to america. the fbi warned late last week there are quote, possible possibly hundreds of isis supporters living in america. all this follows the attack last week when two men opened fire on a draw mohamed cartoon contest in texas. isis is claiming responsibility. elizabeth pram with the news from washington elizabeth. >> reporter: hi harris. in response to increasing threats from isis the pentagon raised the terror alert level from military bases across the country. making it the highest level since the september

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and they ended up giving it to him on the jack parr show on nbc. warren uncle sam, smoked a cigarette the whole time he was on the show, you want a sandwich board where you can write to him for more information or to send him campaign donations. lar daly. he was the first official pain in the butt of american televised presidential debate. from the very first one. it was a huge thing for everybody and ignoring everyone and making it all very awkward. the jack parr studio audience, that night that he got his equal time on nbc, the jack parr audience booed lar daly. and they heckled him throughout the audience. parr complained that he had to have this man on his show. lar daly didn't give up and he told the fcc that they hadn't given him enough time to be truly equal. he demanded a further 22 minutes of television time during that election, if that election was going to be fair. lar daly was his name, perennial county and a real pain in the butt. this year, i check every day if he federal election website to see who has officially filed the paperwork

best one on tv. every american should watch the show, and you would learn how your brothers and sisters in the country feel about topics like this. you get a little bit more truth and light shined on. i support the infrastructure spending. all the money to be obtained from the military easily. they spent $500 for screwdriver -- we could certainly afford to get some of that money. here in ohio, they resurfaced state route 306 two years ago and is already falling apart. there was no engineering done whatsoever. you keep raising it up higher and higher, you have to put something on the sides. they waste the money they remove the shoulder, it is more dangerous. they don't put signs of saying, no shoulder. it is ridiculous. you are spending all this money and tax dollars on schools -- which is unconstitutional -- and you look at the road outside your house, and it is falling apart. host: your final thought? caller: that's it. thank you. host: thank you and thanks for watching c-span. from government execu

and a friend joins the mix. >> two men are now beating on one man. just wailing on him.point you see the man pretty clearly vanquished and the two assailants continue to kick him. literally kicking the man while he's down. >> you all right, bro? >> the man regains consciousness and drives off before police arrive. >> the video footage helped law enforcement figure out who the two men were who committed this attack and resulted in them being arrested. >> this liquor store robber lives by the credo if at first you don't succeed, try, try again. and again. and again. >> he basically does everything in the book that you would imagine would happen in any slapstick comedy. >> may 30th, 2006. fort worth, texas. a would be robber approaches a liquor store and attempts to scale the wall. let's try that again. now on the roof, the robber tries to enter the store through the ventilation shaft. >> it's not going well, but it's going to get much, much worse. >> coast is clear. or is it? because camera, camera, camera, camera, camera. >> with a cart full of liquor, it's time to make a

on it. temperatures in the mid to upper 80s today. there is a chance for showers bulk up this afternoon. up near 90 degrees every day and afternoon storms looking likely. >>> it is now 5:23. developing this morning. the fbi believes a single person threatened several flights heading into new york on memorial day. the person claimed chemical weapons were on board. according to the fbi, the person called several local police agencies with the threat including maryland state police. you can see here in this scene that u.s. fighter jets escorted an air france flight to the city when this happened. agents police and firefighters all examined the plane but found nothing dangerous on board. >>> as early as today we could learn about a settlement between the city of cleveland and the justice department. a source tells the associated press, the two sides reached a deal over a pattern of civil rights violations by cleveland's police force. this comes three days after a judge acquitted a white police o

and john glenn and gus grissom and on and on and on were figures that we talked about. those days, i think it was very easy to answer the question, "what is nasa for? "but as we're not,(laugh) emphasizing man space flight human accompanied space flight as much, is it a tougher sell? >> you know, nasa's heyday is today to be quite honest. our best days are ahead of us and today is the best day for young men and women who want to be in aeronautics and in the aerospace field. you ticked off several of the things that we've done just in the past six years. and i'm incredibly proud of the 18,000 civil servants and almost 40,000 contractors now who make up our family. and i have to remind people all the time, we are not, everybody thinks of us as a technical organization. we are a people organization. >> oh, no knock at at today's nasa. and i know you've got your virtual and physical fingers in a lot of different pies. but i think it's probably less well-known by the general public at large, and part of that must be that what concentrated our eyes on getting to the moon, that

on saturday. today 87. and tomorrow we are up 2088. upper eight owe's and 90's through wednesday, thursday, friday and saturday. we will start to add the chance of a pop up thunderstorm each and every afternoon. after about thursday. then by sunday relief with a high temperature of 80 degrees. that is your weather authority forecast at 7:18. lets check traffic on this memorial day morning and i-95 southbound ramp to the vine street expressway, looking okay there this morning but do i see head lights. >> some cars. >> yeah, yeah. police lights, thank you. i was going to say siren but i can't hear anything. anyway, this is not slowing down too much. now we have an accident, this is i-95, northbound, just north of girard avenue and a disabled vehicle that is on the shoulder of the road. now we will go to the atlantic city expressway westbound just before route 40, coming out of ac an accident there that has the right lane blocked. overturned vehicle, there in the ambulance on the scene. new jersey tu

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on the other hand, i could go out on occasion.bad as i used to be. >> in contrast, prosecutor william t. jones iii, known as willie t. was considered a master of the courtroom. >> willie t's track record spoke for itself. he lost very few. he was very dramatic. i've seen that man cry in front of the jury. mr. jones in the courtroom could probably outperform sir lawrence olivier. let's put it that way. >> he could overpower you, overcontrol you. he was not beyond saying things that he couldn't prove if they weren't challenged. >> early in the first trial anderson challenged jones by saying that a single thumbprint was not enough to arrest elmore. >> in order to obtain an arrest warrant, the police presented an upside down thumb print on the back outside door frame. that's exactly consistent with cleaning the windows, cleaning the door. that is not probable cause in anywhere else in america that i'm aware of. but willie t. said, oh, well i'm glad you brought that up. the forensic pathologist let us know that she had located negroid

i talked to one patient walking on crutches with a broken leg. he told us he was exhausted, in a lot of pain after being up all night. just imagine you're relaxing on the train, late at night, hoping to be home by 10:30 or 11:00 and all of a sudden you're being turned over and over again in the dark ending up in dirt. he says it was frightening. now everybody just wants to go home, they told me. a doctor says the medical staff here voluntarily mobilized for the level three mass casualty alert. >> there was internal bleeding loss of blood pressure loss of life. concussions. a lot of musculoskeletal injuries. >> reporter: now over at temple the nursing supervisor just told me moments ago they received 54 of amtrak's passengers. the most serious were taken to temple or hahnemann hospital. now six medical campuses in all are now treating some of the more than 140 either in critical condition or considered the walking wounded. hahnemann has two dozen we just learned. albert einstein told us this morning they have 10 patients. jefferson told us they ha

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general, this problem has gone on and on.ve talked about mayor bowser said she wants to close this by 2016. to joe's point, i think this is a big problem for her because it's not going to go away. it's not a facility that's in great shape. they know there's probably led in their somewhere. so i think for the mayor, they have to figure out something. i don't know if she's going to be able to make it to 2016 to be quite honest. i think they are going onhave to put this on the fasttrack and figure out what to do with this old d.c. general. >> what do you think, dave? >> two things. how has the oversight been and how long has this led paint situation existed. yeah it is another problem. maybe the death knell for this hospital. what do they do to get a new one. from what i'm picking up in my reporting, there are constant problems with that fall. nobody thinks it's working yet it continues to exist because nobody can or will find a solution. >> if it is a led problem, then here is the other problem, the cost of cleaning it up. ther

here comes the heat and the humidity. 86 on saturday. 88 on sunday. only one day here over the next seven below average. that would be tomorrow. if you like spring that's your only day. >> thank you. we're still working several developing stories right now. >> people are trying to find other means of transportation after that awful train derailment. we talk to passengers who had to change their plans at the last minute. >> and i'm jim handly. we continue to learn more about what may have caused the crash and t >> reporter: a live look from above in philadelphia at the wreckage below. as the ntsb says it has been making some progress again. back here live at the port richmond neighborhood. the ntsb just wrapped up a news conference. here's what we've learned so far. the train was going 106 miles an hour. twice the speed of the speed limit when it hit that curb. the train engineer clearly knew something was wrong and hit the brakes. that's when the train derailed. also the ntsb says this is all coming from the black boxes. it has removed all but two of

we'll get the latest on this investigation. >>> bring on the summer-like heat. today mother nature is turning up the temperature. just before 6:00 a.m. good morning. welcome back to "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. let's get a look at our forecast from bill henley. >> a little bit warmer than yesterday with bright sunshine no sign of any showers for us today. heading out the door right now, cape may, sunshine and temperatures in the 60s. you'll see 70s right on the beach today. just a little bit inland we're heading for the upper 80s to near 90 degrees. 67 now in northeast philadelphia. trenton and mount holly in the low 60s. 63 in wilmington and pottstown. a live view across the delaware. 7:00, 70 degrees. 10:00, 80 degrees. by 1:00 this afternoon, a little bit breezy. southwesterly winds at 14 miles an hour and 84. the numbers will still be climbing. we'll go through neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i'm back in ten minutes. right now let's find out how the traffic is moving on a tuesday morning after a holiday. jessica bo

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and this one, on the phone, never noticed me watching her. >> and this one with a pug. deployed. there's a lot going on. this was a slow time of day. i have to return at busier hours. hours. >> wait, there's more. and there are people behaving badly that you haven't seen before. all part of a special. one is people behaving badly and the back story, which is at 9:30 on sundays. the first episode aired yet yesterday at 9:30. if not, you have another opportunity with the back story on sunday at 9:30 on kron4. and stanley's special is this sunday at 9:30 as well. we'll be right back. what's hapned snaing? hodid bece sentindey eating o aft theext,aftethe xt? so pdictle a sounsasfyi? what aut plingp a air,a stl, a bebag,nd aualltastg r fo. we a a camy eesehatstilbelies in t beay of kni, inhe eganswip of a . . spe. coue, at dsn'tean you n't nk uor sop u up enjoy ery ngle soi-tay bi. the laugng c. inve snaing. . >>> a big story we're following on kron4 today. the eastbound lanes of is san mateo bridge. boast both directions open on the spam and waiting for the next big closure

monika williams was on one of them.in came to a stop. >> now there's another train a few minutes ahead and you're telling me it's off the tracks, so it's a feeling. and then a little bit of that, too. >> reporter: amtrak expects rail service between new york and philadelphia to resume on tuesday. in new york, hedda daniels for cbs news. >>> in that area, local train officials say transit police get a call at least once a week about people throwing things at passing trains and trying to hit the windshields. >>> and developments this morning in the murder a rockville couple. a man who is believed to be a neighbor is in custody right now in alaska. we should learn more about him today. surae chinn is live this morning near the victim's home with what we know so far. good morning, surgeriae. >> reporter: good morning, mike. what i can tell you is tomaszewski is a neighbor, his home is right next door, just beyond those line of trees. police here are standing by, they've been here all week long police here have divulged very

on him.ice say he was shot multiple times at point blank range. 18 shell casings littered the ground. a nearby suv smelling of pot and with a semi automatic weapon in clear view is also being held as part of the investigation. >> there is new fallout from a drug problem at a berks county school. administrators for brandywine heights plan to expel four students. they include a teenager who overdosed on heroin in class last week and three other students who face drug charges following a sweep of the school. brandywine heights will increase security and host a panel discussion on drugs next month. >> in marketing it's often about knowing the line, that little divide between genius down to gaffe. a clothing company now admits it crossed that line. maribel aber is live at the nasdaq if times square. she's got more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam. we've talked about this line before. athletic apparel make are under armor is apologizing for its t-shirt dubbed ban of ballers. under armo

one person, one business, one step, one country at a time. there are brilliant hard-working women and innovative thinkers from countries all over the world. people just like you, ready to make a difference. but they have not been given a chance shed and we can change that by making anyone with the creativity and drive to work hard, no matter what they look like, no matter what their background, they have a shot at pursuing their dreams. and that is why of america is going to keep supporting entrepreneurs like you. and, as long as i am president it is going to be a critical point of engagement in our diplomacy's with peoples around the world and i suspect i will still be working on it well after i am president as well. so the thank you very much people. [applause] >> president obama will participate in a round table discussion on poverty. we will have a discussion at georgetown university at 11:25 eastern on c-span3. later, sloan gibson will testify about utterance health care benefits. that is live from the senate veterans affairs committee a

let's say he does a one-our documentary on his own plight. let's see that leads to standups or specials on msnbc or a talk show on msnbc. and if none of that works out, then they part ways. i mean i think from andy's point of view brian is too valuable just to throw out the door. we also know the men have long strong social connections. were. >> they were said to be friends and when lack was hired two months ago, people said this means brian williams is coming back to the nrn"news now" a.j.or chair anchor chair. >> i don't see him coming back to "nightly." at nbc he has to be the top news executive. he's a manager and a symbol. and it's very clear that down in the ranks there's not a lot of support for having brian come back and there is a lot of support for lester holt who remains terribly popular with nbc and whose ratings are holding up. >> he's held onto almost all of brian williams' audience. i have been surprised that holt has done as well as he has given all the drama and uncertainty right now. >> lester holt is no one's idea of a buzz

was one of the first people on the scene. he estimated that the cars were going 90 miles per hour. >> he passed. the other car came out and slammed on the brakes. >> reporter: it listed the silver car and the black car was pinned underneath it. >> i had to turn my head, they was on top of the car looking for other people. >> reporter: police are investigating if drag racing played a role and interviewing witnesses. >> this is the worst i've ever seen. >> the kids and the gentleman that lost his life on a day like today. should not happen. >> reporter: wendy saltzman channel 6 "action news." >> a bomb squad in washington d.c. had to dismantle a pressure cooker found inside a suspicious vehicle. the car's owner is under arrest. officers who searched the vehicle did not find anything hazardous inside. authorities do not think there's in the current threat to national security. >>> 6:35, president obama begins the memorial day host act breakfast to support families of the fallen. he will visit arlington national cemetary and lay

one low moves out. another one drops in.is all this week and maybe all the way through the end of the month. these lows might be a little weaker. these are my future cast. there is a line to mendocino county. lake county or northern napa. that would be today. we calm it down and then pick it back up again. >> did you know today is reggie jackson's birthday? baseball legend. 69 years old. >> wow. wouldn't have guessed that. >> i met him a couple times. very kind. >> all right here's a good story. a baby's first steps very important moment. and some lucky people until alaska got to witness the first baby steps of two moose. the two babies were born on the side of the road in anchorage. it caused big backups for drivers. you can see one is up. the other one is not very easy getting the first steps going. the poor little guy. kept trying. people watching said they are so lucky to see such an amazing sight. >> tuck and roll. >>> still ahead imagine spending $127,000 only to get locked out. coming up in 20 minutes the new consumer

one area seeing in the recall recall -- >> can't tolerate this. not on this level not on any level.some analysts say a reason for the killings could be police office remembers hesitant to intervene in some violent crimes. now, following the indictment of six officers involved in freddie gray's arrest, overall there is year, there have been 108 homicides in baltimore compared to 79, at this time, last year. >> to cleveland reforming police department after reaching settlement with the justice department. >> so this comes after a report in december, slammed the department for using excessive force. agreement calls for the creation of community police commission consisting of ten residents, and three police union officials who will make recommendations on policy. other key elements will include, improved training, and more sensitivity when dealing with the mentally ill. an independent monitor will have to oversee the reforms a judge still has to approve that settlement. >> rubin amaro junior in the hot seat. explaining controversial comments about the fans to our howard eskin. >>> phil

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there is graffiti sprayed on the car hoods. one car was set on fire. all the work of protestors. owner says some of this damage is not covered by insurance. some of the deductibles too high. eric says 70-80 cars were targeted. his store front windows on broadway shattered. and in frustration he posted a sign saying opd you failed us again. but that night splinter groups from the demonstrators against police brutality caught some of the worse destruction they have ever seen. >> you go up and down and you see much more damage and i thinking to was done to prevent it. if that doesn't get better, i think many will come through. >> reporter: mayor schaaf is apologizing to business owners that were targeted by vandals and is promising change. >> we were very frustrated friday night by our inability to completely execute the plan that we had in place. we are doing a full evaluation of our tactics of how we respond that night and we are look for new tools. >> one of those new tools tonight schaaf will go before the council and ask for 40 more officers. that would bring the total number o

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it shouldn't take the place of your one-on-one doctor's exams. >>> weekly group bike rides in boston are postponed right now. the reason that cyclists are no longer taking part in the tuesday rights in arlington county. our news partner wtop says it's simply too popular. drivers in the area said that increasing number of cyclists is dangerous. organizers are hoping that the county will renew the permit for the weekly event but not looking good. >>> find a way to share the road but already full of cars and traffic. you want to make it safe. >> hey, a live look outside on 5:20 this morning. a few showers yesterday. >> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein with your weather and traffic on the 1s. a pretty mild start. >> yeah. we have the first faint light of this new day. showing up in a clear sky now. the big moon on the western sky and a clear sky, we have it in the 50s. shenandoah valley and prince walk and fauquier. and fairfax, low 60s. near 60 in prince george's. and near 60 on the eastern shore now. so quite a mild morning for early may. we'll still be in the mid 60s by 8:00 wit

that is a real challenge. >> i want to go back on one quick one. somebody who has taken an upon themselves in the service industry who to say you were going to get something extra by standing up and being there. >> it is about training and development. starbucks is doing this. to provide barista training to young people. to get a certificate. they now have the skills to get a job at starbucks, work up into management. we know there is a great benefit of working for starbucks. college reimbursement. starbucks is now committed to hiring low economic youth. walmart is. we are working on health career exposure and training. j.p. morgan is working with programs around very financial training. this is going to prepare young people for these jobs. >> so, we knew we could not while the entire ocean of poverty in a two-hour session. i think what you heard as a lot of energy, commitment, and leadership in cities around the country to not give up. please join me in thanking our leaders for a dynamic discussion. [applause] thank you again for joining us and pl

moving on.sed if you see this little girl we're about to introduce you to on a cooking show in a few years. >> there she is. her name is elle. she's a third grader from san jose. she's the winner of this year's future chefs after school healthy snack challenge. heck of a title. her snack recipe was what she called super fun apple nachos. >> that recipe includes peanut butter, strawberries, coconut as well as apples. everyone in the school got a chance to try them to celebrate her victory. and i wouldn't be surprised if you see her on a cooking show. she was saying what's next for her, do more cooking contests and maybe be on my favorite show "master chef." she won a laptop and tickets to an amusement park and cooking gear. >> that's the cutest thing in the world to see kids in a chef outfit. >> looks like a healthy dish. >> master chef has a kid version. >> they do. >> congrats, young lady. >>> coming up just in time. lindsay lohan finishing her required community service before the deadline. wh