steve patterson is in los angeles. what are you seeing out there?crowds here reincredibly massive. i want to show you thousands of protesters have come out here to this may day rally. you're looking at just one crowd. what will happen in a few minutes. this crowd will start marching, meeting up with another crowd. and like you said, this is usually a day for labor. a day for immigration. we're talking about black civil rights groups, women's groups, immigration groups, protesting president trump and the anti-immigration policies all combining for thousands of people joining together. the crowd estimates are about 100 to 200,000 people coming out here. more than 100 groups coming together. we'll be here all day bringing this to you. >> steve patterson in los angeles. thank you vex. we were talking about it earlier but guess who president trump has just invited to the white house? this guy. the controversial philippine president, rodrigo duterte who once preferred to president obama as the son of a w word. but now duterte is showing he is not afraid t

back in patterson, speeno is fighting back but already out thousands of dollars in legal fees. >> heht as well just have brought a gun with him and said stick them up, because essentially that is what this is about. this is a stick up. >> reporter: in sacramento, andria borba, kpix 5. >> a family member of mathis has given up on the bill for now but plans to reintroduce it next year, activists said they will be back out in force to stop it. >>> scientists in southern california say they developed a pill that could do the work of a work out. researchers at the sulk institute in san diego are developing a drug designed to reprogram the body to burn fat for fuel instead of sugar. they say the mice used in the study were able to run 100 minutes longer after dosed with the pill and showed signs of improvered health without any exercise at all. >> then you can bring the potential or health benefits of exercise to people who can't exercise, and there are many, many people who can't exercise. so this could be a life saving type of therapy for certain kind of individuals. >> the scientists ho

bill clinton and james patterson are writing a thriller together called "the president is missing." clearly, clinton will be drawing on his experiences in the white house and as president. kerry clinton that hillary clinton-- hillary serving as the model for a character -- she turned down 's several marriage proposals before finally saying yes. >> you can watch previous episodes on our website, france24.com. we will take a short break. stay with us. >> this is a production of china central television americica. >> a barrier is something that can keep people apart. it can prevent communication or even progress in one's life, but breaking barriers is often where growth happens. this week on "full frame," we talk with those who are breaking barriers and taboos in the world of arts and culture, from embracing creative expression new to their society or building awareness around issues people just don't want to talk about. i'm mike walter coming to you from the heart of new york city's times square. let's take it full frame.

joining me, author of the study, thomas patterson, professor of government and the press at shorensteinenter at the harvard's kennedy school. i want to talk about the presidential race and the first 100 days. coverage of both major candidates was incredibly negative. 62% of the time for hillary negative, 56% of the time for trump was negative. you point out there was not a single week when it reached into positive territory. explain. >> well, i think the bias of the press is a negative bias. i think the reason that tucker carlson didn't like our first study is that it showed that hillary clinton had more negative coverage than donald trump during the election but the point was that press when it looks at the political world picks up what's going wrong rather than what's going right. if you look at the last eight presidential elections and look at the coverage of the nominees, there's only one of the nominees who received, on balance, positive coverage during the general election, that was barack obama in 2008. >> i have a graph that displays what you referenced. we will put it on the sc

let's see if we can detect bill clinton's influence on the classic patterson thriller.e we go. ( clears throat ) chapter two. really hot. "ken brantley swung his agile body onto the roof. he smiled, thinking of the moment he would corner his mark and take him out with a single shot. he also smiled because he was thinking of boobs. ( laughter ) brantley shook his head, determined to focus on the threat ahead. butts are cool, too, he thought ( laughter ) they're like boobs on your back." 'stay focused, ken,' he told himself. 'you've got a boob to do. i mean, a job to butt.' dammit!" and he shoots the guy. and he shoots the guy. ( applause ) that's an actual book. speaking of books. any game of thrones fans out there? ( applause ) me too. that show has everything: great characters, pulse-pounding action, fleeting moments when no one is naked. so i was excited to learn that hbo is developing several "game of thrones" spinoffs. this is perfect for all of the people who watch "game of thrones" and think, "there just aren't enough character names for me to keep straight." ( la

patterson graduated -- over hrapland. she came to d.c. and worked mong the contraband and wound up as a teacher. wellis her ibit one of the known teachers in the colored schools the death of mary jane patterson. for years we thought she was the first female black college graduate. we know one just about her time. she would after leaving college the institute for olored youth and that is different. these women of accomplishment. early, true of sarah oberland briefly at an homage to her father. fanny jackson coppin. coppin state, anyone? another way to recognize her married name and that of her husband. to me one of the things that is described often enough about this woman had taught and worked black people during the civil war and beyond is to indication of her poverty -- we couldn't ask her do this while she was alive. but if she were to part her bodice there was a horrible scar here. when it o poor in d.c. get cold thread to move her baby basket close to the stove and ne of the coldest nights an ember, a fiery piece of coal burning into

patterson exploited to me as bits of me. patterson exploited to measa bits of me. his head, and also he exploited me and invalidated me. i thought it was cowardly and pathetic. but he tried to rationalise the way he victimised me, the way he hurt me, both physically and mentally, and then tried to defend himself. using the same vulnerability he had exploited to get me under the knife in the first place. this guy potentially has a history of offending that spans 15 years. or more, maybe. and that has got to be addressed. the sentence has got to be significant enough so that society is protected from this man. well, that is one of the victims. more victims are speaking just outside the court. let's hear what they are saying. we have waited years for this and finally mr paterson has been stopped, but now we need to look to those who were co—conspirators, who let this happen, you saw it happen and said nothing, he took advantage of vulnerable people like myself. these other people here, who have had the guts to stand up. we have had the guts to stand up. we have had to

the former president is collaborating with james patterson on a new book. according to the publisher, it will include "injury, suspense and behind-the-scenes global drama from the highest corridors of power was put president clinton has been a fan of patterson for years and has enjoyed working with him. novel will be titled, "the president is missing." and is expected to be published in june of next year. >>> thank you for joining us today at noon. we are always on for you at ktvu.com. we are also on twitter and facebook get out there and enjoy some sunshine. the weather is about to change. dr. oz: hair restoration scams. >> we guarantee our work 100%. dr. oz: are some of them duping you, trying to steal your money? went undercover to find out. then, could o.j. simpson get out of prison? i can't escape this. dr. oz: ron goldman's sister, out.oldman, speaks of killingvisions the person that killed my brother. next.: coming up ♪ save lives today. get healthy?y to [cheers and applause] dr. oz: all season

the unidentified under ground club in patterson. inside when they arrived, no word yet on the extent of the other victims' injuries. >>> as we get closer to memorial day overcast skies followed us throughout the weekend. now we know rain is on the way. meteorologist chelsea ingram is tracking showers through the area. chelsea, we're looking at a holiday wash-out >> the easy answer is no, we did started out with a little bit of sunshine but the clouds thickened up. this afternoon, it's 71 right now in philadelphia. the official high today was 77. that is perfectly seasonal for this time of years, we were a little bit cooler at the beach areas down the shore with that on shore wind today with highs in the 60's for many locations. here's a look at that rain i'm tracking, again, we're dealing with light echos showing up here on stormscan 3. of places like cumberland sought and delaware and we'll see rain moving in as we head to the overnight hour, strong storms moving into portions of western pennsylvania. not only will we be dealing wi

nbc's steve patterson shines our sunday spotlight on a trend that troubles many who says the college campus is on strike. >> reporter: college protests. nothing new. the civil rights movement, vietnam, apartheid. but these days, it's not issues that are being raised up, it's speakers being shouted down. just this past week, students at cookman university jeering and turning their backs. betsy devos during a commencement address. >> while we will undoubtedly disagree at times, i hope we can do so respectfully. >> reporter: texas senator john cornyn disinvited on saturday. this is a rapid growing list. protests turned violent when charles murray was drowned out by hecklers. at rutgers university, former secretary of state condoleezza rice pulling out from a planned speech amid protests and conservative commentary a ann coulture pushed out. the incidents sending shock waves across conservative cable news. leading to the question, is free speech dying on college campuses? >> would it matter if i was the most hateful, abusive, dreadful person in the world because these colleges are public

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our own steve patterson is in los angeles. he's at one of those rallies.eve, it's may day, goes back a long ways. got some controversial roots, i guess you could say, but this is all about president trump today, huh? >> reporter: it all goes back to the labor unions of lore and those peoples are still here, believe me, labor unions, the labor organizations are alongside in this crowd, but you have also -- you have immigration advocates, you have lgbt community, you have the traditional black civil rights leaders, all out in force really galva rinized by donald trump's presidency. usually these groups always come out for may day protests, may day march, a way to take off work and show solidarity behind those labor unions, but this year, we have a new president and that's why people are joining forces, really with a very sizable crowd. the prediction is now about 100,000 people, 100,000 to 200,000 people expected to rally at some point today. we've been joining them with a march. we've been marching alongside them all day. apologies if it's loud, but i want

. >> the mayor patterson says she's disappointed with the communication and cooperation between the refinery and the city. the refinery is offline until next month. one report shows gas prices climb with the refinery's delayed restart. zplmplgts new details in the tragedy in times squarement the driver charged in a crash that killed an 18-year-old girl and injured two dozen others add milted to smoking marijuana laced with pcp. this is the moment of the crash yesterday. the driver, 26-year-old richard rojas was in court this morning, charged with murder, attempted murder, and aggravated vehicular homicide. prosecutors say after he got out of the car he said, quote, i wanted to kill them. the 18-year-old killed is identified as melissa, a tourist from michigan. three people are still hospitalized in critical condition. >>> happening now, president trump is getting ready to depart for his first international trip, set to leave from joint base andrews in a few minutes. the journey begins in saudi arabia and includes visits to the holiest sites. air force 1 is getting ready. meeting with pope fr

. >> reporter: mayor elizabeth patterson telling abc7 news she's very disappointed about valero communication and lack of cooperation and collaboration with the city. the valero refinery is off line until next month. the oil prices information service tweeted, gas prices continue to climb today with reports the refinery restart has been pushed back to june. valero has not yet responded to our request for comment. in benicia, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> an alameda county judge today compared a former oakland police officer to a pimp before ordering him to stand charges. the woman was formerly known as celeste. she vomited in a garbage can as he exploited her as a teenager. she had sex with as many as bay area officers became public louis oosthuizen year. >>> in the south bay, an emotional day in court as the parents of sierra lamar told the jury how her death has left them in so much pain. >> it's the first time that i heard her speak live on the video. so, that was really hard because i've been avoidig that because it's been so painful just to look at videos of her. but i've been doing it

he is teaming up with best- selling novelist james patterson. they are going to cowrite a thriller called, "the president is missing. those quote publishers say the intrigue and behind the scenes global drama will unveil details on the a president would know. >> how is that for selling a book? it's due out june 2018. >> thank you for watching tonight at 5:00. >>> as 6:00, a young woman forced to marry at age 15. that's coming up. captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: breaking news: president trump fires the director of the f.b.i., james comey. also tonight, workers are ordered to take cover after a tunnel containing nuclear waste collapses. turbulence on the ground. an explosion of anger after inirit airlines cancels nine flights. >> we're starting to get g ssengers who are saying, "look, i'm mad as heck. e m not going to take it anymore." >> pelley: and address your stress with the spin that's in. >> holding them and spinning them is oddly satisfying, and it's really fun. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

. >> reporter: mayor elizabeth patterson telling abc7 news she's very disappointed about valero communication and lack of cooperation and collaboration with the city. the valero refinery is off line until next month. the oil prices information service tweeted, gas prices continue to climb today with reports the refinery restart has been pushed back to june. valero has not yet responded to our request for comment. in benicia, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> an alameda county judge today compared a former oakland police officer to a pimp before ordering him to stand charges. the woman was formerly known as celeste. she vomited in a garbage can as he exploited her as a teenager. she had sex with as many as bay area officers became public louis oosthuizen year. >>> in the south bay, an emotional day in court as the parents of sierra lamar told the jury how her death has left them in so much pain. >> it's the first time that i heard her speak live on the video. so, that was really hard because i've been avoidig that because it's been so painful just to look at videos of her. but i've been doing it

. >>> plus award-winning mystery writer james patterson and his son jack tell us about teaming up forpenguins of america." >>> and -- >> coming up on "cbs this morning" i'll take you to every corner of the globe from london to rome, to rio, moscow, beijing, egypt, jerusalem, because here at gulliver's gate it's a small world after all. >> that's "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. >> that's "cbs morning news". thanks for watchin ,,,, i'm kenny >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> as we take a live look at the bay bridge this morning, let's get the party started on this tuesday morning, may 9th. i'm kenny choi. >> the party has started. >> tuesday morning party. >> it is. favorite day of the week. >> yeah. >> forgot about that. you knew it was a party. how is everyone? >> doing good this morning. you know, we have a little bit of a change in our forecast where today is going to pan out to be the warmest day of the workweek and then goes down hill from there. but people like myself and you who live in the inland area, it's okay, i had to

he's teaming up with a famous suspense author james patterson.a political thriller called "the president is missing." it's set to be released next summer. clinton has published several nonfiction books and a memoir, "my life" in 2004... but this will be his first novel. it's xx and we're just getting started. it's "do or die" for the capitals as they force game seven against the penguins. highlights and reaction from last night's huge win.. coming up. good morning washington.

rebecca patterson and kristina hooper. rebecca will come back to talk about the french election you mentioned. >>> it's a $3 trillion -- almost said billion because trillion seems toe crazy but it is $3 trillion and it is growing and already a lot of talk about the risks and impact of etfs on the markets. brace yourself now for a whole new level of risk. forget leveraged, double leveraged, triple leveraged. regulators giving thumbs up on a quadruple leveraged etf. that means four times the gains, four times the losses. it's long and short. it plays off of futures. how good an idea is this? how risky for investors? bob pisani follows etfs for us and cnbc contributor herb greenberg is never without an opinion on these kinds of matters. bob, this is a fund that you can choose the long side or the short side and get four times your gains. >> reporter: yeah. we've discussed this many times in the past. i'm a big etf backer, not of inverse e it tfs. it's simple. it's not a good product for the average investor. it's a product fo

nbc's steve patterson has the latest. [ sirens ] >> i got two victims. i got one gunshot victim, one shot to the left side. >> reporter: tonight, an alleged killer couple accused of being at the heart of a one-day wave of terror in the streets of los angeles. >> window shattered. male, female inside vehicle. vehicle last seen eastbound imperial. >> reporter: police say the cross-city shooting spree started saturday afternoon. >> unknown at this time whether or not they were random shootings, they were purpose shootings or whether they were in the car or out of the car. >> reporter: the suspects, a man and a woman considered armed and dangerous, started by carjacking this suv, shooting at cars and pedestrians across in several cities across l.a. counties, including a victim crossing the street in whittier, a car-to-car assault nearby, and an attack in la merida, where a man was killed. >> i just heard three shots and then i heard four shots after that. >> i just heard that loud pop outside my window. >> reporter: he says he was nearly killed when a bullet

here's the exit ramp for 611, patterson avenue. both directions, seeing little to no traffic now. again, folks, it's early to head out to 95. we got a notification from mass transit for the thorndale line. train 1502 operating 12 minutes late. patco, naew jersey transit, looking good. the 42 freeway from the new jersey camera looks good. northbound for the philadelphia area. again, either direction, little to no traffic. overall, when we get closer to the heart of rush hour, this picture will be changing. we'll look at the rest of the majors, especially when i come back in ten minutes. back to you. >> thanks for that. >>> new overnight, president trump meets with pope francis and receives a big welcome at the vatican. the quick stop is part of his first overseas trip in office. nbc10's matt delucia joins us live from the digital operations center. matt, pope francis was critical of mr. trump, especially during the campaign in 2016. >> right. and one of those big issues where there's been disagreement is on the environment. pope francis has made environmental protection a key part