over $8 million on -- one they backed. let's -- and i think when you look at the total republican vote, it was over that. this is a district that was very close on the presidential level last cycle and the democrats went all-in on this. they were clear going into this election, they said their goal was to get over 50%. they came up short. if you look at what his percentage of what it was presidentially, it pretty much tracks. i think this was a big loss for them. the bottom line is, they went all-in on it. they said their goal was to get over 50%. they came up short. >> unrelated issue, tillerson's letter to pale ryan on the jcpoa in iran. is the united states basically saying there's no evidence that iran is cheating on the jcpoa? >> no, i think what the letter says is that the president is directing an interagency review of the deal, as to review that, and we have 90 days before the next one comes up. we'll have more. but right now we're undergoing a 90-day review and the statement that was made to congress clearly state

22 on on the road.en the hawks playing like howard was playing like he did three teams ago. playing great, they the series, 2-2 and they said they need to focus on defense more. i want to show you something, bahime,i is hoping to return and this could be a good sign for the team to neglect some advantage that the hawks have. the series tipped off here ten days ago the opening of the series and the wizards used the home crowds to prevail in a close game. they closed out with a second win and a big fourth quarter. all of that home court shifted to atlanta for next two games. and in game four, the hawks hit key shots down the stretch to even the series, both teams, they've held serve on home court. now, the best of three. >> we're going for game five where we're comfortable. so you know, must win game >> that's what we work all year for to have home advantage in the playoffs. so to get those wins that we need >> we're a team the next man got to step up. we believe in that. we did it all season, and we got

we're excited about the opening on may 2nd and if you have any questions on vista point embed and let me know right now otherwise bring peter lee from mtc all right. >> i'm excited for the celebration. >> me, too. >> good morning, commissioners i'm peter lee with the bay area toll authority and the management for the west end bicycles halfway we've been working on that phase one and currently not in a preliminary phase of engineering and vital documents not having enough fund to loot the design of this project we're going for the ethics commission for the engineering on the project as well as evaluating environmental needs the phase one to see the 10 to 15 percent engineering plan and peel back the bridge and evaluate the impediments to the project depending on the funding at this point walk you through through the period of alternatives that we've been looking at so our focus is preliminarily been to get from the new ban on right-hand side of the staple over to san francisco which is on the left the red line on top is the north alignment on the connection on the bridge that are cost

eastern. >>> to follow up on barclays, on the call jes staley said on trading he's disappointed in howe did in u.s. rates, but said it's a trading issue, not a volume issue. it's not market share but a one-quarter issue. barclays shares down 4.5%. >>> third point wants honeywell to spin off its aerospace division saying the move would create more than $20 billion in shareholder value. the stock jumped 4%. >>> news out of washington overnight. president trump issuing a warning on north korea. in an interview with reuters. listen. >> well, there's a chance that we could end up having a major, major conflict with north korea. absolutely. >> in that same interview the president took aim at a trade deal with south korea. >> it's unacceptable. it's a horrible deal made by hillary. it's a horrible deal. we'll renegotiate that deal or terminate it. >> when will you announce that. >> very soon. i'm announcing it now. >> interesting comments, of course there. he's backed down on other trade deal rhetoric. so i don't think the market reacting much to that. i think also this terms of his comments

yes on the campus is a safe bubble on if you will, but we are not always on campus. we want to be able to carry on campus, because we can have them off campus. with respect to suicides, texas this year recently got campus concealed carry. one of the great things written into this legislation, big thanks to our advocate in texas who led the efforts to get onense to concealed carry campus, universities had to go out and do studies and create working groups to come up with the best policies to implement it. some of the findings and those studies were very telling to andy's point, to the point of increased suicide. none of the studies found any willful act of violence, including suicide, by a licensee on the college campus or with respect to concealed carry on college campus ever, in all of reported history. andy brings up a concern that just is not playing out. more importantly, as a licensee, we're just not doing that. so all these things they keep talking about just are not happening. host: in the washington post, and editorial reads, in part, that radical pro-gun for

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on ride on bus in montgomery county and as you can see there the whole thing caught on camera. disabled passenger got into a confrontation with bus driver. incident was posted on facebook last month. we reached out to county officials. department of transportation spokesperson says county worker involved is not driving now but is still being paid. we'll have more on the story coming up "fox 5 news" at 10. >> metro transit police need your help to identify four people suspected of robing a passenger on red line train. take a look the incident happened as the train was approaching the wheaton glenmont station and several men got on board and asked the man for his phone. when he refused to give it to them the men began punching the victim in the head and face. investigators say the men also stole some of the victim's credit and debit cards and got off at the wheaton station. if youec this video call police. >>> two men wrawk ago loan in columbia heights say they were viciously attacked without warning and knocked unconscious and their cell fenz phones were taken. daylight assaults

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

this is much more on mornings on 2. on 2. . >>> a bussy wednesday, april 12th. >> drizzle light rain and going to continue. steady for some and areas here are starting to show amounts are close to a half an inch of rain for some there has been some areas around rockaway beach and .4 as well. and lots of drizzle and fog. might get a break late morning afternoon. the next system is on the way for later this afternoon and tonight. that will give rain to everybody. not a lot but cold unstable air. upper-50s for some. a mild pattern here. a few 40s and 50s. too much cloud cover. look for light rain drizzle starting to pick up now and the radar returns. the system will continue to move in here by tonight. and there is your rain producer. look at that, a lot of cold and unstable air. what is on the agenda there? >> and into the south bay. the problem to tell you about there and show you the map we're talking about. this is 101 in the northbound directions. you can see that redline in the middle of the screen, north of trimble.

overall concept we're an e-commerce storefronts in thirty location on a one by one basic experiencee get them if i did in order for the items to be shipped directly to the consumer any questions. >> thank you thank you, very much. >> any additional - okay. >> brought some collateral. >> opening up for public comment in support of project (calling names) no comments is there any additional public comment? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. this portion of the hearing is closed i'll start i'm a customer my size keeps on changing i'll give you a lot of busy interesting bog this is a neat way for a future in retail we've been struggling with that you search warrant having are brick-and-mortar location and a back office with functioning i gita good way for the future a quality project and the two locates not a big deal. >> commissioner johnson. >> thank you very much manifesting. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners commissioners, if there's nothing further, we'll move on to go there is a motion that has been seconded to approve this with conditions commissioner fong commissione

that is one big change on the first 2 years. we also thought it was important to call out your five because your financial offices are very concerned about the long-term structural picture. it went down in the fifth year and the same amount in the first two. a large part because of some debt service cost are pushed out and a lot are one time thing. one time fund balance, one time savings and things that help us right now but are not on going. that's part of what's going on here and in the out years, some of our cost went up with inflation projected to be about 3% in the out years and now projected to be close to 3.5% in the out years. also because of the uncertainty in the affordable care act, the house is telling us because of the percent in growth for 7% for retirees, we should project 8% for active and 9% for retirees. we are projecting a significant increase around employees for their healthcare benefits. those are the things that push the out years number up even though the next two budget years went down. any questions on

on me. big impact. and i will tell you, it is already happened, that my attitude toward syria, and assad, has changed very much. >> just before the president spoke, the white house announce add major shake up at the national security council, mr. trump removed his chief political strategist, steve bannon, from the principal committee. >> just natural evolution to ensure the national security council is organized in a way that best serves the president. >> meanwhile, on capitol hill, democrats are waging their last ditch efforts to block mr. trump's nominee for the supreme court today. >> elevating judge neil gorsuch to the supreme court's bench, would merely guarantee more of the same from the robert court, sharply divided already activist court. >> but republicans say they'll change the rules to get gorsuch three with the with a simple majority, the new already option. >> doesn't really matter who this president nominates. determine to successfully launch filibuster regardless. >> perhaps t

as you can see all it takes is one train to break down or one issue on the tracks. in this case apparently it was a debris fire to block up and stop up the entire commute. >> martin, let me ask you right now, it looks like from what we're seeing right now and what you're showing us most of the smoke has cleared out of there right now but i'm imagining you take this route home every single night. are there more people there on the platform now in are we seeing a lot of delays as a result of all of this? >> delays are extensive. the platform, you know, honestly, there are times where metro has these rush hour meltdowns where the platforms are so packed you can't fit one more soul on them h. but this is a notoriously unpopular platform. this is the redline platform, upper level at gallery place. so when trains empty downstairs on the green and yellow line, this platform often gets stuffed with people. and the federal federal transit administration has asked metro to look into dangerous crowding when one rider complained that overflow or spill overflow. no one is hurt,

each one. after last week's debacle in healthcare is more than clear that we need clear thinking about these issues and i can dig up no one better for the landscape of these issues. please join me in welcoming peter. [applause] thank you very much to the staff and folks that decided to spend a beautiful afternoon inside with me. it is a brand-new book and this is in the firsisn't the first be written that aei has been gracious enough to host a book event for, so i'm very grateful to them for doing that. the title, "one nation undecided" is cumbersome but it emphasizes three conditions, first in the conditions where there are societies and i don't have to belabor the point. i don't know whether we have ever been as poor since the civil war and it is an extraordinary difficult time in our political system. the second condition is the need for clear thinking which is related to the first. by clear thinking, i mean five basic elements. first, the analysis needs to rest on a clear factual record, so

one time.d repatriation and that money will be used for buy backs, dividends, new veinvest t investmen investments. some may wind up in infrastructure. >> it's a one time thing though. that money was used for buy backs and dividends. >> a smaller version of that in the mid 2000s. i don't have a problem with that. look, companies are putting cash into investor's hands. >> you're saying it's one-time amnesty. not an ongoing? >> that's correct. >> one time bring it back now. >> also talk that would be -- they're going to shift from worldwide taxation to territorial. so you will be taxed where the profit is made. if you're taxed in europe or asia, you will not be taxed a second time in the united states. that's huge reform. >> but it's not an amnesty, that's an ongoing change in tax code. >> yes, you get the one time tall. bring the money back at 10% and it's deemed. you have to do that. but after that, it's not a problem anymore. again, just one last thing. there's nothing wrong with share buyback

he was found guilty and trial back in january on just one count.is first conviction was reversed on appeal. onset of the crackdown on shady deals on security deals back by assets. manus: thank you very much, david. deutsche bank reported first-quarter earnings that beat estimates. matt miller is standing by. focusing on the net income. the market was looking for 336 million euros in litigation charges and it came in at 31 million. take us through what you've seen so far. litigation, will continue to be a burden in 2017. the cost will be lower than in 2016 but it is still a problem. they are still dealing with litigation and trying to win clients back that they lost last year. of trust issues, for lack of a better term. they are still really struggling to win market share in this all important fixed income and currency trading business which is the lion share of their revenue, and get a bigger foothold into the equities trading business in which they actually lost some ground. it doesn't look good as first the trading businesses are concerned for de

lexus cars, cars like this one on the road, with backup drivers on board. apple has never-before confirmed they are working on this technology, but it's long been suspected. >>> as of today, if you get bumped from a delta flight, your compensation just jumped. now it's up to $10,000. passengers on the united flight this week where the screaming man was dragged off the plane, they were only offered $800 to give up their seats. delta's new rule as of friday, gate agents can offer you $2,000, but a supervisor can go to just short of $10,000 to satisfy a bumped passenger. >>> this morning we're getting a first look at the highly anticipated next installment of the "star wars" story during the 40th year of celebration in florida. they came face-to-face with the biggest stars and got a glimpse at the trailer for the new movie maya rodriguez brings us a preview. >> reporter: it won't come out until december. but for fans, the force is already strong for the new "star wars" movie, "the last jedi." star wars fans giddy, the movie trailer unveiled during a four-day c

one is newer, one is older. here's the thing, today is close to the 70's, 27 maybe, possibly so lots of kid will be walking outside. take away from this is make sure you have your conversation with your kid before they helped out to the school. they will be walking around some one suspicious rolls up and they do not feel right, get out of here. that is what happened in both of these incidents. this is what happened first, this is on sunday, an older child, 17 year-old, a girl, she's walking home at around 10:30 at night on the black horse pike. now both of these happened, inside the blackwood area she's at the black horse pike right around prospect. then a guy pulls up in this van, an older white van, and construction-type vehicle, she rolls rolls down the window and say hey, do you want a ride. she does not. she gets spooked out. she runs away. she described that van as having a black or air freshener kind of thing hanging down from that rear-view mirror. the suspect in this case according to her is in his 30 '

two word to remember bob kelly , rainy, windy, on and off, hold on. >> hold on, sueby. >> all day long>> are you talking about national telephone day, okay. ready for a flash back. >> i'm ready what color phone do you have in the kitchen growing up. >> avocado green. >> the mustard, avocado green, had the beige, the orange. now remember the phone had to match the appliances. >> yes. >> the greenery fridge rate or , yellow package, light brew with the really short cord. short cord and short calls because you never, you could not sit down. >> that is right. >> on the kitchen seat. >> we had avocado. >> yes. >> we had avocado. then dial phone we are going way back. >> rotary. >> good stuff. >> throw back. bringing back memories. fiftieth and chester avenue right near the play ground. we will go out to steve in a second. leaving the neighborhood 56th, 60th and wood land would be your best options. route 13 trolley using shuttle buses and route g bus on a detour. we have a disable dump truck here getting a free ride, this is schuylkill expressway, eastbound right at the montgomery drive off

shine on, klutzes. shine on. well it's a perfect nespresso hold on a second.orge. mmm. ♪ [mel torme sings "comin' home baby"] hey there. want a lift? ♪ where are we going? no don't tell me. let me guess. ♪ have a nice ride. ♪ how far would you go for coffee that's a cup above? i brought you nespresso. nespresso. what else? welcome to maxx you. you are whimsical, vibrant, statement making. we see what makes you unique. so we have something for everyone, at a price that's just right for you. maxx you. maxx life. t.j.maxx >>> good morning, america. president trump promises the biggest tax cut in history. >> it's a great plan. we're going to put people back to work. >> slashing rates for families, businesses, even himself. but it's far from a done deal. the man behind it, steve mnuchin joins us this morning. >>> breaking news, tense standoff, barricaded inside this house. firing shots at officers throughout the night. accused of killing a state trooper hours before. >> cpr in progress. >> police using an explosive device to try and get in. residents told to stay in the

well, hold on.nd that. >>> yes. >> well, deadly string of violence on philadelphia streets. >> well, another weekend, yeah full of that violence. steve keeley's here at police headquarters, steve. >> reporter: don't we wish nfl draft would be the biggest event in philadelphia sadly more serious complaints from almost every corn are of the city about this violence in spring. yesterday easter sunday if we thought that was bad, yesterday topped it. a lot more shootings and four people killed, from 3:00 a.m. until midnight. mess of the violence happening between 2:00 p.m. and midnight when three men were shot and killed within 10 hours and before that we had a woman bludgeoned or stabbed to death a big cut on the back of her head dead in the bedroom, in kensington. then there was a lull until 2:00 p.m. and then all shootings seemed to begin and a lot more shootings where won we have had murders. we have good news to report on these shootings in the first case where woman was killed, police arrested a fo

no major delays so far on the schuylkill or over on 95.ut near the vine we are waiting on more closures along the ben franklin parkway and the action cam is on the scene early this morning. this is the parkway at 21st street by the barnes foundation and the inner drives of the parkway were scheduled to close at midnight so about six hours ago. didn't happen yet. which we're okay with but could happen at any time and then those inner drives will remain closed through the remainder of the nfl draft. katherine scott is out here this morning, she's going to have a report in the next half hour on exactly what's going on there along the parkway. but coming back out here, watching an accident scene this morning here in pennsbury township chester county. it's just up ahead there where the arrow points to behind the flag along route one baltimore pike right there by chadds ford elementary school so watch out for that as you're coming up from kennett square but our crash in robbinsville on the new jersey turnpike northbound luckily that is gone. mat

s&p is down by one half of one percent. nasdaq also down. we will watch the markets throughout the day. >>> tesla has reached a new milestone. it is considered the most valuable u.s. automaker beating out general motors. it is worth $50 billion, exceeding gm's worth by 1 billion. gm and other automakers are considered financially healthy but falling behind when it comes to alternate power and cutting edge technologies. >>> a new survey say more and more americans are delaying retirement or don't plan to retire at all. about a third say they plan to continue working part-time by the time they reach 65. many say they will work full- time. the rescission, the housing crash and periods of unemployment have left them with too much debt and not enough to retire. >>> a scary moment during the giants home opener. buster posey is hit in the head by a pitch. what we could find out about his condition later today. >> reporter: the san francisco can now record your license plate information. the aclu has a lot of questions about the technology and the p

on me.d very much. >> reporter:er the president from the rose garden suggesting action should be taken. >> these heinous actions by the assad regime cannot be tolerated. >> reporter: u.n. ambassador nikki haley going further during an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council holding up pictures of syrian children, affected by the suspected chemical attack. >> when the united nations consistently fails in its duty to act collectively there are times in the life of states, that we are compelled to take our own action. >> president trump though giving no indication what that action might be. >> militarily, i don't like to say where i'm going and what i'm doing. i'm not saying i'm doing anything one way or the other. but i am certainly not going to be telling you. >> reporter: assad and his russian backers claim the attack was the work of a terrorist group, like isis. but secretary of state rex tillerson pointed responsibility at assad calling out the russians too. >> the russians need to

i think there is rethinking going on on nafta. i would quickly say that nobody knew nafta could be so complicated. [laughter] i think the answer, lisa from alex said that some ceos like ks and she was implying this was a deliberate management strategy from the president. i don't buy that. i think there is a real battle policyr what, will the beyond trade. -- be on trade. you can go around the country saying i was tough on trade. what's we have, 16 dumping cages -- cases and china. the president seems greatly influenced by who we -- who you talked to. i don't think we know where it is going, but i do think that there is rethinking of the harsh protection rhetoric, the bumper stickers of the trumpet campaign, and i would suspect in this room, that is met with a sigh of relief. in my bernie sanders role, i have to say this terrible. >> i agree. i hope there will be a reassessment. president trump what in the been elected if there weren't people in economic distress in our country. i think it is a misdiagnosis to blame it on trade. it

post, by experts on the court, judge gorsuch would be one of the most conservative voices ever on the supreme court should he achieve that. the washington post said, quote, gorsuch's actual voting behavior suggests he is to the right of both alito and thomas and by a substantial margin. that would make him the most conservative justice on the court in recent memory. that is why the heritage foundation and the federalist society put judge gorsuch on their list. emily of the new york times in a brilliant article i urge all my colleagues to read, the reality is judge gorsuch embraces a judicial philosophy that would do nothing less then undermine the structure of modern government including the keep our water clean, regulate financial markets and protects workers and women. i asked unanimous consent that article be added into the record. >> without objection. >> there are clearly principled reasons to oppose judge gorsuch and enough of we democrats have reasons to prevent his nomination from moving forward on thursday's cloture vote. the question is no longer whether judge gorsuch will g

you are on. in my state of missouri here, in the last election, we had a republican governor and the senate is republican. ran on betters wages and better economy. wasthe first thing they did past the right to work bill which reduces wages for everybody. and they are trying to do away , whiche pervading wage shows the amount of money paid on government projects, they are trying to do that so they can do it cheaper. so we will be paying a lot less taxes. don't understand. i think they are a bunch of liars. because they are not doing the right thing. i will get off the air and let somebody else talk. host:: is next. caller: i would like to the reform the way taxes are being collected. congressman,my mike conaway, last year, the irs collected $2.5 trillion. now, $3 trillion. my proposed way of doing this is to bring $2.5 trillion a year -- that would make the existence of the irs unnecessary. because they only collect $2.5 billion a year. obama and trump as well. they printed $1 trillion a year. whi

one accident in the maze, one accident on the transition from 24 to 508. clearing that up, we'll get back on the phone with the chp and let you know more in a few minutes. >> very busy, thank you so much, sue. developing news, take a look at your screen. san francisco police want you to look at this man, he is accused of assaulting women on municipally trains. >> abc 7 news kate larson alive along the n-judah line at duboce park. case? >> reporter: at least one of those assaults took place on the n-judah and that suspect's photo is now circulating on line, prompting more victims to come forward while police try and track him down. let's take another look at that photo, victims witnesses, and police say this man is sexually assaulting women on san francisco muni lines. he spoke to a whom to who says the suspect banked up against her last thursday on to be -- on the n-judah. a man riding an inbound train said he recognized the suspect from a next door post and observed him approaching several women. >> he sort of grabbed this woman and like rubbed up against

they have one more game on wednesday against the lakers...offs. ( james ) take a look at this... steph curry and drake sharing a special moment, eating at stephs house after a warriors game. the two have dined together before. they were spoted last season after a game at an east bay in-n-out. gary says he knows drake likes to hang around the toronto raptors games... and him and curry are friends. i like seeing them hang out together, it humanizes them. gary says there's nobody better than curry. i like seeing the inside of his house. gary says he's a big curry guy because treats people well. ( james ) for a second n-b-a season in a row...steph curry has the most popular jersey. the warriors star beat out lebron james for the coveted spot. lebron has the second best-selling jersey. the rankings are based on sales from n-b-a store dot com. two other warriors players are also on the list. kevin durant comes in at number 3 and klay thompson comes in at number 13. (will) delta air lines is trying to get back to normal after days of weather- relate

we go from 83 on friday to 64 on saturday and then only 54 on sunday. day rain on saturday and rainy on sunday. doug's going to be breaking down saturday hour by hour coming up in the 5:00 hour. >> thanks amelia. >> there's a new way to get a discount at walmart you shop for what you want online pick it up at the closest store. it's walmart's latest attempt to compete with online sellers like amazon. about 10,000 products are included in the deal but the selection is expected to grow to more than a million items by the end of june. walmart says the price cuts are possible because it's saving the store instead of your house. >> a suspected murder is behind bars after shooting that left three people dead, simply because of the color of their skin. >>> authorities say the man suspected of killing three white men in a racia in fresno laughed multiple times as he recounted the rampage to detectives. he took officers to the motel 6 where he's accused of killing a security guard and he took them back to the scene of tuesday's three killings. investigators say

not going to take that one directly on, see. okay. let's switch and move off of taxes. 120 day regulatory review. can you give us updatesdates ant 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 satisfaction 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. 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 things we can do t

and on and on.hink with this amendment this is the best we're going to get. let's pass it, move it over to the senate and keep working. >> mark halperin has a question for you. >> congressman, good morning. how close are you now as part of someone who wants to pass this to a majority and when do you think the vote would be? >> i think we're close. you'd have to ask the whip team and the leadership but i think we're real close. when that happens is when we have the votes, so we will see. i think we're close to getting an agreement and we can get it to the senate and the host of other things to deal, with securing the border, reforming the tax bill. >> are you troubled by the fact that this vote will take place without an estimate from cbo and members and the public won't know what this bill is about? >> look, you can -- cbo has been right many times and also been wrong sometimes. i'm more focused on what this le legislation is going to do for the american people, bringing down premiums for families.

one final one to point out. where these officers were placed in their respective services after they finished their training. consistent criticism across the board. the training was being often wasted because the officers were being placed in positions in their host services where they could use the training they had achieved or gained in the most effective way. i wass why i caveat what saying along the lines of this was not just about -- it was about improving the capacity. things would have changed quite quickly. these criticisms are about more than just improving them. it was about leveraging influence and power. gentleman.his he was first, yeah. then it is your turn afterwards. you. -- yeah. i'm from the university of helsinki. addel almost obliged to some thoughts. you -- thank you for the expose. the east analyst relations east-west 1970's -- relations during the 1970's, for my own experience confirmed by many other evidences later on. it was a question of the ideological war between communism and capitali

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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

victory on the supreme court, improvising on foreign policy, intervening in syria on a campaign where he pledged the opposite. trump's project overshadowed by the open fbi inquiry into whether his campaign coordinated with russia to swing the election. >> investigating to see whether there was any coordination between people associated with the campaign. >> explicit. >> welcome to the first hundred days of the point. i'm are ay mi melber. we are going to assess the future of government, civil society and free speech in the trump era. we begin with questions facing trump this week, what have you done. "snl" boiled down the issue in a moment that may haunt this white house. >> france is starting to believe i've been president almost 100 days and i've already done so much, it's hard it keep track of it all. read to me again from the list of my accomplishments. >> of course, sir. nominated neil gorsuch. >> god, i love that list. what a beautiful long list. >> now, that may be why president trump has been tapping down communications. also one accomplishment, supreme court nomination, the s

coming up on "morning joe," we'll hear from senators on both sides of the aisle on the president's decision over nafta. democrat ed markey, republican dan sullivan. they'll be joining the conversation. >>> the white house hosted an all-senators briefing on north korea. that happened yesterday. multiple top officials held court including secretary of state rex tillerson and defense secretary james mattis. nbc news has learned the president stopped by at the top of the briefing there for just a few minutes. without getting into specifics, several senators discussed the message. >> we were not presented with any specific military options and i wouldn't talk them if we were. it was a sobering briefing in which it was clear just how much thought and planning is going into preparing military options if called for. and a diplomatic strategy that strikes me as clear. >> they painted a sobering picture and it was a very useful briefing. and i was very impressed with the team of briefers. >> how was the briefing? >> it was fine. >> did you guys learn anything in there that you didn't know before or -

one thing that just popped up on the chp log.0, there is a hit- and-run crash earlier, and now an ambulance is being called to that scene. so you may see officers and some paramedics on the scene there. southbound 880. lafayette, 24 westbound as you head toward the caldecott tunnel. you'll have a lot of company. a little bit crowded. no major issues to tell you about. the car pool lanes and the cash lanes look good. others -- otherwise you're looking at a 20 minute delay to get on the span. time is 8:17. you can see the storm clouds in the background of the bridge. >> we'll get the sun, the clouds, the rain, might have a combination of both. it's a rainbow weather kind of day, and there could be good build ups later this afternoon, and some severe weather is possible. allen peterson on the 101 northbound from santa rosa. good morning santa rosa rain, by windsor, it's misty, and high clouds. that's probably changed by the time he sent that to me. and tony says good morning, steve, i noticed that my sunscreen has a rust inhibitor i

this one.r we started this week with a couple of murders, and it was this time of the day when we were figuring out, that somebody was shot, eight times in the face on monday, while, this man, likely wasn't point blank but he was hit on the left side, arms, shoulder, torso, police weren't sure if he would survive but he was driven to the hospital by citizens. but as police rush to the scene of the gunfire to see a car speeding from the gunfire, follow it, see two guys toss two guns from each window on the side before they stop that car and then got those guys into custody. then they will get calls from einstein from the emergency personnel saying hey, somebody was just wheeled in here, shot up several times. on top of all that a guy comes out of the house with the original scene, after a bullet went through his window, went pennsylvania his head, and then right above bike powe, he so this could have been way worse. we have learn nothing safe in this city sleeping inside your own bedroom inside

now. >>> 5:00 on the dot. good morning, everybody, i'm aaron gilcrist. >> and i'm eun yang. you might want to give yourself a few extra minutes to get to work and school. >> we'll stalk with chuck and sheena and a look at our weather headlines. good morning, guys. >> good morning. another wet one out there so have the umbrella today. not nice. >> no, not at all. i actually kind of like the dog. i asked the dog if she wanted to go running yesterday, she stuck her head under the blanket. >> same thing here? >> you did the same thing? yeah, you're going to need your insulated raincoat again today and maybe a little hat as well. it will be breezy at times. just know it's not going to be a pleasant day to be outside. not too much rain locally just yet. that will be changing. heavy rain down across parts of north carolina. if you're flyingo might have significant delays. pockets of moderate rain right in here late morning until about lunchtime today and off and often periods of light to moderate rain. it will be kno

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in one of my classes. like you never know. >> reporter: police have released limited information about the assaults. their first one happened friday night at 10:40 in the evening on escondido road. a man groped a woman while walking. the suspect is described as a bald white man approximately five feet six inches tall. then 20 minutes later a second assault a few blocks away. the victim a female jogging. the suspect had a similar description, but was wearing different clothes. police have not said if it is the same man. >> i just think it is interesting both descriptions are similar. >> whenever i hear anything like that happening on stanford's campus, i immediately get frustrated and i'm tired. >> reporter: receive fee founded the sexual assault pre- - stephanie founded the sexual assault prevention group. >> i have gotten many e-mails regarding groping incidents or sexual batteries on campus. and i think therefore it's a problem that has yet to be addressed. >> reporter: university police say they are tal

on sunday.een increased around all the candidates in the last few days, because an attack — a plan for an attack had been foiled in the southern city of marseilles, where two people have been arrested. they were apparently planning an attack either on presidential candidates, or a rally. we don't know exactly, but an explosive has been found at their apartment. the security forces were able to search their home in the framework of the state of emergency that has been in place for the past two years in france. and, obviously, that shows that the security services are very much on alert on that kind of threat. today, that latest attack shows that the threat is very much there, and that it may have an impact on the turnout of the vote on sunday, whether people will be fearing to go out and vote, or whether they will feel that it is safer to stay home, we'll have yet to see. david gartenstein— ross, a counter—terrorism analyst and senior fellow at the foundation for defence of democracies, gave me h

ace one and three on time. ace one and three on time.ave a ten-minute delay colma riders. >>> take a look at the images. this happened southwest of l.a. the stolen truck was used to take out the entire storefront of the chase bank. when officers arrived the truck was gone. police think they were going after the atms or other items and investigators say there does not appear there was any money missing, but police did locate the stolen flatbed >>> first, violence inside a california walmart. what sparked this brawl caught on camera. on camera. >>> plus millennials turn more we're out ink,nk! not ink. printing doesn't have to be painful. now, during "hp savings month" at staples, get up to $180 off hp printers. >>> keep an umbrella handy and drive safely. track today's storm anytime on the abc7 news app. download it now. >>> welcome back. just a reminder, if you see rain where you live today take a photo or video and share it with us, it's very easy. just post on social media using #abc7now. we may use it on the air or online at abc7news.c

>> on a more serious note, this is one of the most secretive spy meetings on the calendar. it's called the five eyes the five allied nations that spy together and share intelligence. this really is an exclusive club, including the u.s., canada, britain, australia and new zealand. it began with britain and the united states. the idea here is that they share information, but don't spy on each other's leaders based on the premise that the leadership talks to one another openly and candidly and often. this is a little misleading and kind of outdated. in reality over the years it's grown and now amounts to about 15 agencies. so that is even secret, melissa. >> melissa: interesting. katherine, thank you for that report. second suspect in sweden's deadly truck attack earlier this month now in custody. police in stockholm say a man was arrested last night, but they have not yet identified him. four people were killed and 15 injured in the truck attack. the truck's driver has plead guilty to terrorism. so far investigators have not disclosed a motive. no extremist group has claimed

just one time.ure the groom would have been thrilled about that. >>> how a family's faith is helping them heal as their teenage son deals with some kind of a mystery illness. >>> right after the break, how people are using botox to >>> botox got its first fda approval for cosmetic uses 15 years ago this week. since then it's been approved to treat many conditions. from migraines sweating. now researchers are testing the injections to see if they can treat depression and social anxiety. vivian cook has formerly struggled. tried alternative therapies and medication to cope with her symptoms but nothing worked. after hearing about the botox study she gave it a try. >> my mood was better on a day- to-day basis. i had less problems with depression. >> researchers believe the botox inhibits facial muscles and calms them down. final testing gets underway soon. >>> a teenager with a rare disease in a community that's rallying around his family. as hannah davis explains from dallas, faith is helping them thr

no one was hurt. an underground cable failure was to blame. >>> in malibu this dog is resting at home after falling 30 feet down a well. it took a rescue team several hours to get lucy back to ground level. she took the fall during a hike with her owner. one member of the crew slowly took the plunge to save lucy. lucy is doing okay. that's good. >>> apple is almost ready to launch its latest masterpiece. >> the new headquarters have taken shape in coopertino. >> you are getting a glimpse of apple's spaceship campus. the new headquarters is almost ready to have employees to move in four years after crews broke ground. it is a perfect circle an entire mile around. >> it is a simple concept. it is a circle. it is so powerful to see it in that way. >> it will accommodate 12,000 employees. crews are still putting the finishes touches on it. it is expected to be ready for move in later this month. >>> in san francisco a bay otter is slowly getting familiar with his new home. >> tahoe just moved in the aquar

he has several tattoos including one with his last name and one with the word "thin" on his hand and "evil" on his neck. he was serving time for attempted murder. if you see him, call 911 immediately. >>> we are waiting to see if there are any other political consequences after another missile launch in north korea. officials in the u.s. and south failed. president trump tweeted that north korea disrespected china for trying to launch the missiles. earlier this week, mr. trump said north korea could be headed for a, quote, major, major conflict. >>> angie, we'll stay on the topic of president trump. he'll mark his first 100 days in office with a speech in harrisburg, pennsylvania. our partners there say he started off his term just as he leftoff the campaign making several false and misleading claims. >> we're finding that donald trump as president is the same as donald trump the candidate. you saw that on day one. >> this american carnage stops right here and stops right now. >> he was portraying the united states as being crime-ridden. >> factcheck.org says the crime rate has been

late one.hite house meeting with the warring factions inside the g.o.p. with the hopes of salvaging the failed healthcare bill and, according to the website 5:38, it isn't just a g.o.p. president trump needs to apiece they note 6 degrees of trump opposition that include the bureaucracy, the courts, democrats in congress, the public, the media and as we mentioned republicans in congress. senior political writer and analyst for 538 and joshua kraushaar is editor for the national journal. when you think about opposition how strong is any one entity in that list? >> i don't think any of one of that is that. stronger than any of the others. i think trump facing so many different opponents makes it extremely difficult to get the legislation he wishes to get passed through the congress. >> dana: josh, let me ask you, because i think it was last week because i read your columns and i think i got this one. maybe it was yesterday. you talked about there are basically three camps of republicans. can you e

on china beach and other bacterium's those turn into a rescue and the cliff rescue members tied off on their gear and whatnot we have to provide precaution in this case we'll dispatch a rescue boat and jet skis to make sure those don't go setting in the ocean they require for the jet skis to respond to those types of incidents. >> i have other questions related to technology but i'm interested in whether or not there is some sort of technological solution in ahsha safai throughout the department not only in that unit but this unit will be the right for this type of thing so i'll have the questions outlined i appreciate it. >> absolutely. >> thank you very much commissioner commissioner hardeman. >> thank you, mr. president. >> chief how many jet skis do we have that are assigned to rescue do you know that off the top of your head. >> we have two in the water prepared to go and 4 used as backs up and used for training. >> do we have one or two for the fire boats. >> no, not not a jet skis on the fire boat to put a zodiac not a jet skis. >> so this sounds like interesting i know that 798