peggy nadell was dead.ext call was to her brother jim in florida. >> i called my brother's house. he didn't answer. i called diana on her cell, and i said, mommy's gone. and she started screaming at the other end of the phone. what do you mean mommy's gone? i said, she's gone. she died. something happened. she died. >> reporter: soon clarkstown police detectives stephen cole-hatchard and earl lorence were on the scene. they noticed that susanne looked a wreck, standing in front of the house in the snow. >> susanne is in the driveway, at the foot of the driveway, kind of pacing, looking rather frazzled. >> reporter: she told detectives what she told the 911 operators, that peggy tripped over the cat. >> her mother must have tumbled down the stairs and stabbed herself with the knife. >> reporter: while detective cole-hatchard stayed outside with susanne, detective lorence went inside the house. this is police video of the scene taken that morning. lorence knew right away, this was no accident. >> no way did s

i bet you peggy can speak to that than i can. it's just a panoply of spectrum, a rainbow people would come to see a post president. >> did find the same thing? >> absolute. such with ronald reagan. he had his own brand of diplomacy. even when he is president it wasn't strictly political. it was personal. it wasn't all based on rhetoric. it was relational peggy saw that play out in the post-presidency years. post-presidency, we had a parade of people, through, world literature all across the globe everybody from other chuffed to margaret thatcher to who is now saint mother teresa, good friends at this game because not because he had to for protocol or double medic recent, because he wanted to. they had a with them that continued. he met with all kinds of people that have been friendly with,, politically and personally during his white house years. he also invited in present elect bill clinton, obvious on the opposite side of the aisle to come in and to share that nice fraternity of president. and ronald reagan is post present the

peggy: buenas tardes, asÍ como lo dicen. que un grupo de personas comienza a reunirse.estamos en union square, en manhattan. se espera una gran concentraciÓn a las 5:00 de la tarde en el downtown.aquÍ tenemos a un activista y representante de la organizaciÓn "movimiento cosechas", vicky barrios. ella nos va a comentar quÉ esperaremos hoy en estas manifestaciones y marchas a lo largo del dÍa. vicky: estamos peleando por la protecciÓn de los inmigrantes y el respeto. queremos potenciar estas familias, hÁbitos y comunidad. habrÁ marchas en todas las ciudades. tenemos miles de personas aquÍ. peggy: seis y que aquÍ new york podrÍa haber cerca de 50.000 personas reunidas en estas concentraciones. es importante, se le ha pedido a indocumentados inmigrantesque no vayan a trabajar, que no vayan a la escuela, que no hagan compras hoy para demostrar su contribuciÓn econÓmica al paÍs. quÉ nos puedes decir para quienes tengan un poco de miedo a ser despedidos, porque ha ocurrido en el pasado? vicky: estamos en un tiempo en el que todos e

peggy perales has them as well.erales was recently sentenced to three years probation for drug possession. she's back in jail due to a failed drug test. now, her relationships with two other inmates have raised red flags with the jail's gang intelligence division. >> security intercepted some letters that inmate perales received from male inmates. one of them being a member of the mexican mafia, the other of the tango orejone, both are writing to her. >> the mexican mafia member is perales' boyfriend. but perales says she asked few questions about his gang activity. >> i've heard stuff i don't want to know, seen stuff i don't want to know. i was like, you hang around with me, don't bring it to me. he would just come home with money. i mean, i had a clue, i mean not a rocket scientist to figure that out. >> perales says the orejone inmate who wrote to her is a pen pal, she met him through a girlfriend after her boyfriend stopped writing her. >> she's like you don't got nothing to do. your boyfriend ain't writing you,

i'm peggy bunker. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. the warriors completed an anazing come back to get a win. we're looking at oracle where the fans experienced the highs and lows all in one afternoon. amazing. adding more motivation to the team, head coach steve kerr inside oracle talking to the team at halftime. christie, what a day pour tfor warriors. >> reporter: absolutely. one warriors fan summed it up. he said that game made me sweat many san antonio was tough. and inside oracle it was actually kind of quiet for much of the game but in the end, the warriors got the went. it was the ending warriors fans wanted in game one of the western conference finals against the spurs. >> that was awesome. best game ever. >> reporter: did worry you at halftime? >> oh, yeah. >> they did a great job in the second half. >> reporter: while the dubs were the favorite, they didn't show it early on, trailing big at the half. coach steve kerr gave a pep talk to players from the locker room. >> i thought our defense was really good in the first quarte

message was sent to her face book account. >> it was from this gentlemen, dj hogan asked if i was peggy difrancesco from the class of 75. he said we found your ring. i said no way. no way. >> reporter: thinks pj hogan. >> i went to social media, looked up her on facebook. >> reporter: direct of after alumni relations and football coach, said weeks ago this un assuming envelope arrived. >> opened it up and there was no note, nothing in there just a contracts ring report for the for peggy a haverford high teacher the ring was so special she thought about having it remade. >> i really thought, the idea of the purchasing it. my parents bought this for me. back then, you know, $50 for a ring was a lot of money. >> reporter: ring brought back fond memories of good times. >> i think because i loved high school so much and had such a good time, i really did have too much fun but that is another story. >> reporter: and now mystery persists, and peggy says she wrote a thank you note to the return address, the ring came from. >> the mystery is like 42 years, where was this ring? i wish i knew this

peggy carranza tiene la controversia desde nueva york.gran controversia. el homenaje que recibirÁ el lÍder independentista oscar lÓpez rivera, con la distinciÓn de prÓcer de la libertad, ocasionó que patrocinadores decida no asistir. >> estÁ haciendo una mala decisiÓn y le estÁn dando la espalda a la comunidad. esos patrocinios van para el apoyo de nuestros jÓvenes para estudiar y conseguir becas. pegggy: en un comunicado, un vocero de goya dijo que no participarÁn por una decisiÓn de negocios. en otro comunicado, nypd dijo que las decisiones de la organizaciÓn no contribuyen con las ideas de paz. >> que nos apoye y que aplauda nuestra decisiÓn, de nuestro derecho de decidir quÉ va a estar incluido o no en nuestro desfile. peggy: lÓpez rivera estuvo preso 35 aÑos por conspiraciÓn contra estados unidos. recientemente fue liberado tras recibir un indulto por parte del presidente barack obama. su simpatizante lo considera un mÁrtir y sus crÍticos lo consideran terrorista. [falla de audio] el regimen de corea del norte vuelve a desafiar a la

and there's peggy nelson. such a positive, wonderful person to be around, peggy nelson. by the way, jerry tardy will be the media honoree at the memorial tournament in a couple of weeks. here's horschel. 17. ian: excellent effort there, peter. that was not easy. peter: that was actually, i think three putts in one. ian: fantastic. peter: that was superb. ian: and a good choice of club too. he's not feeling as comfortable with the pitching. i thought that was well thought out. 18. jim: kokrak, second shot. nick: awkward. you're not sure you're going to get a flyer. tight line down the left side. we've seen this. oh, that's an awkward chip and run that. little knoll bleeding into the back of the green. jim: back to 17. ian: pretty makeable shot from right here, i believe, for james hahn. a little upslowly. peter: yeah, upslope. the lie is reasonable. not perfect but reasonable. ian: just going to read that -- peter: come down too steep and hit it too high in the face you will definitely come up short. ian: good try. aggressive go. knew he had to do it. didn't have anything

good evening and thank you for joining us at 4:30 on this sunday, i'm peggy bunker. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. the president wrapped up day two after muslim leaderers gathered in saudi arabia today. he called on them to combat what he called muslim extremism. >> many of the muslims near in the bay area are responding, and what do they think of what the president had to say, christie smith? >> well, we spoke to the president ofcare and s cair and that he is trying to reset the tone, but it does not change the rhetoric or the policy. >> reporter: the speech from president trump came at a summit in riyadh with majority of muslim nations. >> our goal is to share the aim of ostamping out extremism, and providing our children a hopeful future that does honor to god. >> reporter: he urged the leaders to do more against the terrorist groups and extremism. >> and as americans we continue to fight injustice and fight extremism. >> reporter: and this is the president of the san francisco cair chapter and knnoticed that the president had a different tone. >> he is setting a new and productive t

. >>> i'm peggy bunker in san francisco.g donation to help cut hr(c things they'll be targeting to help itÑi out. >>> meteorologist jeffq] ranier nothing but blue skies from san francisco right back towards the ñrÑi tracking who hits eight degrees forecast in less than ten minutes. "scary path". but tonight, a campaign to get a safer option is paying off. tweewell on campt+ they call it the scarey path. but tonight a campaign to to get +táion is paying off. '(p)ey path hotween campus dorms at stanford is being replaced here now is scott budman. >> reporter: yeah, this path "!rq)e between residences at stanford has been cae;e"the scarey path" in recent years.zv but with pavement and much@so co new path is already being laid down. and students say they're listened to their concerns. >> i'm glad that the universities is responding to our needs. >> reportej]ya well-litÑi path between stanford residences to take the place of the often used much maliened former path where many told us they felt nervous. >> i definitely walk back

i'm peggy bunker. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. unusually violent week for police officers. >> today, they were involved in the third shooting in san jose and the third one happening this morning on tully road near the east ridge mall. christie smith is there live who is awaiting an update from the police. what do we know about the shootings, especially the one from this morning, christie? >> well, the san jose police have not commented on a motive, and they say that it all started this morning with a report of a man with a gun that was near a strip mall by a store. now, san jose police are saying that it is when they their officers arrer rived on scene, he fired in their direction and at least one officer fired back, and police say that no one was injured, but the man took off runni running, and jumped the fence into a nearby mobile home park. he was taken town custody. it happened on tulley road near quimby which was blocked much of the day. one neighbor said that the man apparently gave more than one address after he was the det

but we have a white house that creates chaos, to borrow from peggy, chaos for itself. if you create chaos on its own schedule and it still messes it up, so we have a serious problem here. >> dickerson: all right. we'll talk about this some more later, but we'll have in a minute more of our conversation with former secretary of defense robert gates. stay with us. ♪ what we do every night is like something out of a strange dream. except that the next morning... it all makes sense. fedex powers global e-commerce... with networks built over 40 years... that are massive... far-reaching... and, yes... maybe a bit magical. ♪ visit fedex.com slash dream ♪ i'm dr. kelsey mcneely and some day you might be calling me an energy farmer. ♪ energy lives here. >> dickerson: friday we travel to william & mary in williamsburg, virginia, to speak with former secretary of defense robert gates. we began by asking him about f.b.i. director comey's firing. how did that strike you, based on your experience? >> not terribly well done. you know, i fired a lot of senior people myself, and i thin

enrique: gracias, peggy.os de la policÍa local. esto debido en extraÑa llamada que hizo el nÚmero 911. vilma nos tiene la extraÑa llamada de un hombre que pide ser deportado. vilma: cÉsar sÁnchez allen bicicleta esta casa donde vivÍa. llamÓ varias veces al nueve 11 mientras hacÍa este recorrido. le dijo la operadora que se sentÍa mal y que quería que lo deportaran . >> ¿cuÁl es su emergencia, seÑor? >> nada mÁs quiero que me deporten. vilma: cesar le dijo a la operadora de nueve 11 que se encontraba aquÍ. fue entonces cuando el alguacil que patrullar el Área recibiÓ el informe y lo arrestÓ. segÚn el informe, cÉsar estaba borracho. sin embargo, la llamada al nueve 11 lo niega. >> ok, ya va la policÍa. vilma: sÁnchez es de guatemala, tiene 29 aÑos. fue arrestado para usar el servicio de n911 por una llamada que no era de emergencia. hablamos con sus vecinos. nos dijo que sÁnchez y los amigos con los que comparten la casa son personas tranquilas. son amables, no he visto nada malo en ellos. no entiende por quÉ s

peggy fox reports, the other side says that is simply false. >> this area is where he had an encampment during the civil war. >> reporter: this parent wants to keep the name because of its historical significance to this part of the church. >> it was the strategic height that look down over washington dc. >> you probably driven on route 7 right by the historical marker . it is here where stuart saw union observers spying on him. he built fake cannons out of logs to make his troops look bigger. >> if you come in neighborhood behind that historical marker, you'll find apex hill, which is even higher ground. you can see how strategic it would have been. over there you can see the tree tops and the tops of the buildings. >> you start talking about names , you've got mostly woods, a number of them related to civil war landmarks. >> why do you think the name should not be changed? >> i initially did not want the name change based on a cost basis. i've become increasingly distressed by what i would say defective -- deceptive practices by our school board. >> the name did not come out of massiv

imappleten i'm peggy bunker, nbc news. >>> this stems from a bank robbery in the east bay. take a look, 36-year-old jennifer mcclary was arrested yesterday a afternoon after she put on this disguise and demanded money from a bank of the west in danville. this was aaccording to police there. tonight police confirming she did work in that department as a probation officer was fired after she failed to meet their standards. mcclerry is from danville. >>> the news not so good. cal transsays it has no idea when it'll be able to open highway 1 after this massive landslide. access has already been cut off for months now. the new bridge will be done in september. now, this new landslide about 30 miles south. everyone in the middle here, cut off from basically civilization. for the tourists, bad news you can't drive down highway 1. you have to go around on highway 101. the local economy which depends on tourism, has taken a huge hit, business down 50% in some places. cal trans says it's been tough. >> some of these slides haven't been seen in our areas for decades. >> they may even

i really did have too much fun but that is another story. >> reporter: now mystery persists, and peggy says she wrote a thank you net to the return address, the ring came from. >> the mystery is like 42 years where was this ring. i wish i knew this story. i really do i want this story. >> reporter: we did stop by the homilies ted at that home address in sellersville. man who came, declined to comment and said he really did not want to talk about the story, so the intrigue goes on in springfield township outside cardinal o'hara joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> do i love a good mystery though. >>> we are continuing to follow breaking news out of north philadelphia this morning, a fire send at least one person to the hospital, and what we're hearing from neighbors, next up. >>> pennsylvania state police have a warning this morning they want the way they say scammers are trying to use their name to take money out of your wallet, matt. >>> no mystery that we like to have nice weather for a holiday weekend and we luck out so far, we do have a few showers in the mix, for maybe the

pretty cool. >> peggy fox, wusa 9. >>> the boys sell that local community events, and their parents they one of their rules is that 10 percent of what they earn has to go to charity. start them young. >>> we are just getting started here on wusa 9. strong reaction and followed after kathy griffin's photo shoot here with president trump's head. >>> new details on the inst >>> the latest on this evening storms, and a look at your weekend forecast. >>> and next stop, the son. nasa unveils its newest red-hot mission. >>> former president barack obama and his family. the obama's bought a house. a social person says the purchase makes sense. the obama's will be in town for another two and half years well their youngest daughter finishes school. property records show the eight bedroom, nine and a half bath home sold for $8.1 million. >>> look who's back. just in time to bring us another weather warning. >>> new warnings for montgomery county. maybe not quite as strong, but that's okay. first thing is first. alive look outside. in town we are okay right this second, but the storms are changing d

==peggy/tak right now at six. a hail of bullets... in a san francisco neighborhood. a rolling gun battle... >>> right now at 6:00, a hail of bullets in a san francisco neighborhood. a rolling gun battle has people living in the neighborhood on edge. the drivers of two cars were seen shooting at each other while cruising down polk street in the russian hill neighborhood. ==peggy/boxes== nbc bay area )s rick boone is live in san francisco with the very latest on the search for the gunmen. ==terry/cu== a daughter killed and her mother in the hospital -- after a daughter killed and her mother in the hospital -- after

whitson hit nasa says that astronaut peggy whitson captured the earth views in march. she and another astronaut were working to fix a shield. whitson hit a major milestone last month when she became the american astronaut with the most time in space. >>> bigger is not necessarily better anymore. doctors say there is a new trend among women to go back to their normal size breasts after breast surgery. reporter danielle nottingham is in beverly hills with the story. >> reporter: when amy wise had breast surgery, it was trendy. >> early 20s and that was the thing. big, big breasts. >> how are you feeling after surgery? >> good. >> reporter: now 15 years later, the 39-year-old mother says the look and back problems that come with d-cup implants doesn't fit her lifestyle so she got them out. >> i wanted to be natural. more lean and contoured and more athletic. >> reporter: the doctor says a growing number of patients over 30 are reducing the size of their implants even taking them out. >> there's that natural desire to be super sexy in your 20s and be very attractive. in yo

i'm terry mcsweeney and peggy bunker has the night off. a chaotic scene as the police shoot and kill a man. it is the fourth officer-involved shooting this month. it happened at an apartment complex on st. john's street next to st. james park. thom jensen has more details. the man had a ax? >> yes, that is what we heard, and what the police chief said made it virtually impossible for the officer to do anything but shoot. it happened on the apartment up there on the second floor where you can see the door open and the blue tarp on the outside of the door. the officers came here after security called them tho scene, a i disturbance of the loud noises and other stuff going on in the apartment. chief garcia says two men were inside of the apartmentb and one of them started a fire to keep the police from coming inside, and this is after 12:30 this morn morning. he says that the officers forced their way in before the fire got out of control, and one man surrendered, but another had the ax he said, and he tossed it to the ground initially, and o

. >>> i'm peggy bunk ner san francisco.ates are hoping that $100 million will cut homelessness in half. playoff series. we )re live tweeting updat >>> happening now, the warriors taking on the utah jazz tonight in salt lake city. looking to sweep the playoff series. live tweeting updates throughout the game. and winter coming this summer. students at uc berkeley can touch up. a berkeley alum news created the dial ekt will lead class discussions on the website. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. francisco )s homeless po >>> it's one of the biggest problems in the bay area. the question, how much will it take to cut the homeless population. >> the city is about to find out if $1

still being held there as part int(jf san jose, peggy punningec bay area. >> thank you peggy. >>> a storynternational boulevard. happened over two hours og ago hf they found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. he did die we have calls into oakland p. d. bring you the latest information as soon asc e debt it. >>> neww3t( at 6:00 the jury ha convicted a nau9 woman and her killing her three-year-oldÑi sarah krugerçó and ryan warner face life withoutok parole for e 2014 death of kayleigh flesher. an autopsy determined the 3-year-old died of blunt force dramhi the body placed inw3 a freezer and left in a suitcase as the apartment. the back in court for sentencing in july. >>> the oejd city council is in the sexual abuse casexd that rocked the o p. d. p oakland city attorney is recommending that officials approve a million is also known as celeste she told investigators she had sex with as many as 30 east bay officers in some cases as a minor. the original claimuc.he was askinga5 for 66 million in damages. >> back at home and on the offensivexd house democratic leader nancy pelosi unloaded a

trish: peggy grande, thank you very much. just to update our viewers, jared kushner is now allegedly part of the focus of this investigation, though we have heard from kushner's office he has not been, has not been approached by members of the fbi, et cetera. it's unclear. you know, the problem with this story, and i keep saying this, is there is so much innuendo out there. we don't really know what's going on? perhaps this is good, right? you get this investigation going, and the hope here really, for the country's sake, and i'm not saying this from any partisan point of view, but for the country's sake, is no kind of actual trouble, and you can move on. but right now, as all these leaks are coming forward and people are making innuendos about this or that, it really becomes a very challenging environment for him politically and certainly for the country, because we got a whole lot of things we need to get done. >>> in the meantime, internationally we are struggling here. it's isis and egypt today. at least 28 people are dea

. >>> i'm peggy bunkerer on treasure arld about 6,000 abnb hoeft a settlement with at air bnb and frist coming up. . >>> i want to get back to developing news talking about the may day rallies across the country. and here in the bay area. two big ones happening roun in san jose and? oakland what you're looking at here from sky ranger, the scene in oakland at this hour. thousands of people marching down international boulevard heading toward san antonio park. so far across the bay area today relatively peaceful marchs. we have crews on the ground both in both cities oakland and san jose. oh we'll updateg2dÑ the story. >>> two people dead one of them a child after a crash on 880 in oakland this morning happening after 5:00 in the morning sky ranger flew over the scene south of fifth avenue. a bmw slammed into a box truck on the shoulder officers say the driver of the bmw veered back on the highway then hit by a truck. child and unhe. >> hero oh hair owing crash in. a vta light train and car slammed into each other first reported during the 11:00 a.m. newscasts the accident pinned the driv

. >> and i'm peggy bunker. a look across the bay area showing some very different weather depending on where you are. fog draping over the golden gate bridge right now. take a look at that. could barely see over side and the south bay and east bay are dealing with heat. and arob mayeda has concerned over air quality. >> as the temperatures heat up, high pressure acacting like a lid over the our and mixing out the low level pollution and we do have a spare the air day tomorrow. 96 in morgan hill, 95 in concord, livermore in the 90s and san jose close to 89 degrees and we notice we've had upper 80 frs san rafael into redwood city and 234i68 fremont. san francisco, things cooling off. 82 right now in oakland. and an interesting time of year, we have 50s at half moon bay. 60s and 70s around the inner bay and 80s and 90s inland. 40 degrees of separation across the bay area right now. we're seeing a cooling story for the inner bay and coast as the sea breeze begins to fire up. that is leading to temperatures coming d

peggy fox reports, they are prompting a grieving mother to an urgent message to challenge. >> exactly one year after nicole mittendorf disappeared, her mother returned to the spot in the national park where her daughter's body was found. >> i do not want anyone else to have the burden i have to bare. >> clarity wasn't surprised to from a current recruit. that parent and another confirm that a captain made comments about hazing and bullying that seemed to condone, boys will be boys type of behavior. >> i think it's the same old same old in the fire department. and they are making progress and progress takes time. i think he's giving it way too much time. >> i have a zero tolerance for any of that type of behavior. >> those comments were made, they are unacceptable. fire chief bowers answers to the fairfax county board of supervisors. i asked all the supervisors to comment on letter. moat got back to me, exprezzing shock and anger over the captain's comments. john said, there's a cancer in the department. some individuals just don't get it. penney said she is so angry, she is fit to be

peggy and terry.hat is a football score. >> that is incredible to watch. >> more runs than the giants got in april. >> that is true. >> thank you very much. >> sadly enough. >> ouch! >> we'll be right back. ==take vo== the library announced that late fees will be waived starting >>> the san jose library wants those long-lost books back. you know who you are. the library announcing late fees will be waives, gone, forgotten, for a first time ever fine forgiveness program but only lasts in the month of may. you could bring back the cd and dvd and they don't need to be returned to the same branch, just return them and they'll forgive and forget. this is your warning. >> here is your warning about kind -- not a heat wave bia warm-up. >> a small one. by wednesday it is hot. tv temperatures in the seven-day forecast, peaking through. wednesday near 80 and valleys close to 90 and then everything changes by next weekend. much cooler but could involve some showers. >> thanks for watching nbc bay area news. see

peggy bunker joins us live from mountainview. one of the solutions, peggy, 110-square foot house? >> reporter: that's right. you really can't even call it a house. it's more like 110-square foot room. the city of mountainview trying to get creative with solutions. they have working people living in rvs on streets in the city. they need to get creative as they desperately seek a solut n solution. officials addressing, quote, the missing middle housing. put another way, people earning six figures but still can't afford a place to live. >> new units coming online are asking rents for one bedroom between $3700 to about $4,000, $4200. >> reporter: high rents are driving some into rvs, cars or vans. you see them lining the streets of mountainview. >> there are a lot of them around the area. in k marts. that's the cost of living here. >> reporter: the city says they spent over a million dollars last year supporting vehicle dwellers. >> the city has taken a humanitarian approach first. >> reporter: the support could be one of the reasons mountainview is seeing this more than nearby cities

peggy fox takes us to the showdown. >> he was a confederate general. that is why the school was named after him. a young guy only 31 years old. 150 years later, people are still fighting over this war. what was it about? who was jeb stewart? is it right to honor him? with the school named after him? or, is that the wrong name to have? is it the wrong history to remember? and, it started last year when a student at the school said, you know, let's look into changing this name. the school board could have taken a vote, but they wanted community involvement so they appointed an add ho it is completely fractured. one side wants to change the nape, one side wants to keep it and they are not seeing eye to eye. they can't even agree on the facts. who was jeb stewart? was he a traitor or an american hero? so it is a community meeting at the high school last week, several students got up to speak. one girl is an african-american girl. she got up and said some students say. >> stop being an angry black girl. but i admit it. i am. >> she said i shouldn't have to

another one peggy ann is rolling around with a little play stroller. and playing with pete with a bucket. looks like she is dumping a bucket of water on his head. not very nice little sister. sibling rivalries start early. >> these have the feel of a home movie. what is more when you look at them from our perspective from 2017 they feel very new. it's almost like looking at the white house current day. scenes of the south mall, et cetera. >> right. you see hoover and his cabinet members and friends playing what would become hoover ball. they are tossing around a medicine ball on the lawn. you can see the executive office building before it was named in the background. the rose garden you can see where you see one of the butlers of the white house posing with the flowers and mrs. hoover playing catch with their two dogs. and then the dogs run through the little reflecting pool. >> we noted that in that hoover ball scene that the president is playing in a sweater, running around and also in the scene where they are fishing out on the fishing boat, fishin

i'm peggy bunker. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. a swilent week for san jose police got even worse after a man opened fire on officers. tonight the surprising fall yoult from all the violence. >> thom jensen is live outside san jose pd with more on the chief's comments tonight. obviously he's concerned. >> reporter: this has been an issue. this department is already strapped with under-staffing issues, but now three of its officers are unpaid leave as officials investigate a series of officer-involved shootings. >> our officers have been attacked by individuals. this is another example. >> reporter: san jose police chief eddie garcia responding to questions about what happened in this neighborhood this morning. after confronting a man who was seen carrying a gun. >> he pulled a handgun out of his waist band and fired. >> reporter: it was a stolen 45 caliber the man fired. a 16-year veteran fired back and is now on leave pending an investigation. the unidentified man was arrested without incident after leading two officers on a foot

peggie: laborar mÁs aÑos y prolongar el reclamo de cheque de seguro social parece ser la tÁctica que sondeo de la firma del plan de pensiones revelÓ que sólo el 28% de los trabajadores de 61 aÑos planea pedir su cheque del seguro social a los 62, en el 2017. esto es mucho menos que el 45% de los encuestados que dijo que reclamarÍa su beneficio a los 62 aÑos en el reciben menos beneficios. un 8% promedio que podrÍan hacerlo si lo hacen a los 66 o 67 aÑos de edad. presentadora: emilio que trabaja en el sector de la limpieza dice que no es suficiente. >> tambiÉn la situaciÓn como estÁ no es tan fácil en la parte donde yo vivo. reportera: la edad de retiro de 66 aÑosy 67 para macros quienes nacieron del 67 en adelante. >> cuando una persona se jubila o se retira van a recibir el mÁximo de los beneficios por los aÑos acumulados. reportera: advierten que compensa el hecho de que ha aumentado la expectativa de vida se deben haber trabajado al menos 10 aÑos para recibir el retiro. presentadora: cientos de madres salieron a la calle para protestar con la reciÉn promulgada ley estatal y le pre

peggy, thank you very much.e going to be here until 7:00 so if you have any consumer questions or concern or just want to say hello, we would love to meet you, i'm michael finney from alameda south shores center. >>> check out these guys, these three dogs wish us a happy cinco de mayo. dog tired adventures sent us this picture. and droneview7 captured blue skies. >> and the airport has cancelled round way repaving for the second weekend in a row because of wind. >> it looks like they're going to stick around for at least one more day. here's a look at live doppler 7, we have increasing clouds right now, despite the fact that skies are bright. we have increasing wind gusts as well. for virtually all of the bay area, gusts may exceed 45 miles an hour, downed treeings and power lines are a possibility. tomorrow look for bright skies, passing clouds, windy conditions and there may be a few isolated showers, looks like mainly up in the north bay, our higher elevation. most of the bay area will see temperatures droppi

peggy, thank you very much.consumer questions or concern or just want to say hello, we would love to meet you, i'm michael finney from alameda south shores center. >>> check out these guys, these three dogs wish us a happy cinco de mayo. dog tired adventures sent us this picture. and droneview7 captured blue skies. >> and the airport has cancelled round way repaving for the second weekend in a row because of wind. >> it looks like they're going to stick around for at least one more day. here's a look at live doppler 7, we have increasing clouds right now, despite the fact that skies are bright. we have increasing wind gusts as well. for virtually all of the bay area, gusts may exceed 45 miles an hour, downed treeings and power lines are a possibility. tomorrow look for bright skies, passing clouds, windy conditions and there may be a few isolated showers, looks like mainly up in the north bay, our higher elevation. most of the bay area will see temperatures dropping into the low 80s tomorrow, back up to seasonal

desde new jersey, peggy carranza, univisiÓn. a georgia. lo mÁs preocupante es que la escasez de lluvia dificulta la labor de los bomberos para contener las llamas. reportera: los incendios forestales continÚan ardiendo, especialmente amenazantes han sido las llamas en el condado baker y en georgia. donde miles de residentes tuvieron que ser evacuados. es que siga creciendo una densa capa de humo negro, afectando principalmente a aquellas personas que padecen enfermedades respiratorias. no obstante, los incendios tambiÉn pudieran poner en peligro a numerosas casas. varias carreteras estÁn cerradas, sÓlo se le permite el paso a las autoridades y a los bomberos, que combaten las llamas por aire y tierra. pero, hasta el momento las condiciones del tiempo estÁn empeorando la situaciÓn. este mapa muestra las localidades que actualmente sufren una sequÍa extrema. funcionarios de florida explican que se necesita mÁs lluvia y menos viento, para evitar la rÁpida propagaciÓn de los impresionantes siniestros. mientras tanto, los residentes

with this walk, peggy whitson tied the most space walks ever by any american. this is her tenth.is day in 1934, police shot and killed the infamous bank robbers bonnie and clyde. bonnie parker and collide barrow met a few years earlier when they were teens. clyde went to jail for robbery. bonnie visited him every day. as the story goes, smuggled in a gun to help him escape. after another jail stint, clyde got parole and the couple began their life of crime together. bonnie and clyde stuck up banks and stores across five states from louisiana to texas and new mexico. they teamed up with accomplices along the way. cops blamed the barrow gang for the deaths of more than a dozen people, including nine police officers. cops tracked down the outlaws and ended the crime spree with a hail of bullets and happened 83 years ago today. >> neil: all right. a little more than 24 hours after it went down in manchester, england, security tightened across the united states. these are live shots in new york city, san francisco, on capitol hill where they don't want to take any chances and don't wh

northern virginia bureau chief peggy fox broke this story on thursday.she talked to a parent that heard those surprising comments. >> reporter: i spoke to the parent of a recruit that is in training here. the parent was here that night and confirms what is in a letter written to a chief where a writer says they were shocked and appalled at the callus comments. the letter is from someone who is at family night here at the academy on april 21st. while the recruits were in class, captain william bess spoke to the families about workplace behavior. the writer tells chief bowers that the captain said some practical jokes go on with the new recruits some might call it hazing. some might call it bullying. the parent i spoke with said that the captain used really bad language and that everyone in the room he said another captain then stood up and corrected the first speaker and said that bullying, any kind of bullying, would not be tolerated. are those words you expect a captain to use in front of a recruitment class? >> absolutely not. zero tolerance. but also

peggy fox wusa 9. autograph yet. he is willing to comply with an ink pad and a paw print. >> good for him. >>> arizona woman found a unique way to punish her daughter. she went on facebook. it began with 10-year-old annie la cost being accused of vandalizing the school bathroom by sticking wet toilet paper on the ceiling. that's happened on the last day of school. the principal didn't have a lot of options. annie's mother disciplined her daughter by going on facebook and asking followers if they had any work her daughter could do. >> i'm looking for her to do good labor that she doesn't like. >> i would be upset, too. >> i hope it is a learning lesson. >> she received an offer to have her daughter pick up dog droppings. instead she'll start off by helping teachers set up an engineering summ >>> the blue angels performed over the severn river today. it was part of the graduation ceremonies at the naval academy. the blue angels performance on tuesday was cut short because of the weather. it is fleet week in new york ci

commander peggy whitson left the orbiter for her tenth space walk. spent more time outside of the space station than any other woman in history. the pair lasted for more than two hours. that was enough time for the space station to circle the earth more than once. >> they got to fix the computers. they've got to do everything. >> it's do it yourself. it never gets old watching that either. since a majority of us will never, ever have that experience. it's so cool. >> and it can't get old for them looking down on the earth. >> amazing. >> but you are right jack of all trades. >> i'm getting sick of looking out my window and seeing the >> you're not the first person to say that. it's a little bit like living in seattle. >> can you call in favors? don't you know some is people? >> let's call in favors over the weekend. let's wait until the weekend. >> okay. >>> let's start with a live look outside. it's kind of dismal outside. temperatures are cool. 67. winds still easterly at 10. there are a few showers in the area. most of the showers extend all the w

in dublin peggy bunker nbc bay area news. >>> up up next at 6:00 crash and burn. take a look. incredible video of flames dangerously close to a gas station after a tanker trunk overturned in the central valley. >>> hold on to your steering wheel the warning from drivers along away 58 85 in south san jose we'll show you what's called the dip coming up next. >> meteorologist jeff ranieri everything from a chilly 55 in san francisco to 81 in walnut creek. i'll let you know about the bigger cooldown in the are forecasts, 6:40 tonight. z sees sees krrp it )s this stretch of road on highway 85 - in the south bay - harass. >>> well drivers call the dip tp it's a stretch of road on whey 85 in south bay that makes them worry they'll go airborne. but there is good news. the fix is on. nbc damion truly owe joins us live in san jose. the dip, huh. >> yeah it's not far from where we're standing. along highway 85. these cars headed in that direction towards the dip that area most people in south san jose seem to be talking about. this is a stretch of roadway that drivers say has been gettin

nbc bay area peggy bunker joins news morgan hill with the reaction of the community. >> reporter: i can tell you i talked to a lot of people here in morgan hill today. most everyone said they are relieved to hear that guilty verdict but the mention of her name in morgan hill around this area brings on quick tears for a lot of people just about everyone told me the same two things, they want to send the condolences to the family and also they want her body found. zbloolt everything he gets coming to him he deserves. >> release and sadness in morgan hill after years of waiting for justice for 15-year-old sierra lamar. >> it shook our town. it did and it still does. you still see the signs all around town. >> she was just a baby you know. she was just a baby, a beautiful girl. >> at the morgan hill safeway where antolin garcia torres once worked and also attempted to abduct other young women in 2009. neighbors say they remain angry. >> hanging wouldn't be enough because it doesn't bring her back. >> i drive through the intersection. >> this neighbor lived down the street and lives near the

nbc bay area's peggy bunker has the inside story. peggy? >> reporter: raj, the 57-year-old fedex driver was in court this afternoon. security footage at all three of the homes that had burglaries show the same images of the same fedex driver, a driver that has a criminal history. >> in one case it was a door that was ajar, and the others were unlocked. >> reporter: open and unlocked doors proving to be too much of a temptation for one fedex driver delivering packages in atherton and menlo park. on tuesday menlo park police arrested 57-year-old kevin baker, charging him with burglarizing two homes in atherton and another home in menlo park. all while on his rounds for fedex. police say baker is a convicted felon with a history of theft. >> whether he disclosed all that or not or what efforts they make to do a background is not something that we would be looking into. >> reporter: a fedex spokesperson told me today their company does contract out drivers for fedex ground. they gave me this statement: "all individuals providing services on beh

fisher and peggy whitson are about two and a half hours into the spacewalk which is not been cut downm a planned six hours to four or five hours. an avionics vase that supplies data electricity to the ongoing science experiments, they planned to also put a protective shield on the adapter where the new docking port will go for future commercial crew. as soon as next year, a crew could be flying up astronauts on american-made ships ending our reliance on the russians. that job will likely be postponed to another day. the first spacewalk supporting the state station happened 80 and half years ago. 1998 back when there wasn't much at all and we still use space shuttles. jerry ross and jim newman rode the big canada after the two components of the space station. going back live 250 miles above us, these two are outside a far larger space system today and enjoying the gorgeous view of the big blue marble down-home that we call home, actually. as you can tell, it's night time, so they are in the dark side of the earth. there are seeing a lot of city lights. they've been working so fast that

. >> peggy waxster knows full well those consequences.t her sun in a dui accident. >> it began 1995, my son garrett petronchak was killed in an alcohol-related car crash >> and peggy is the force to bringing this program to the frederick area, it's a reminder of the students and the impacts they can have when they make bad decisions and get behind the wheel intoxicated. >> i feel like we're reaching so many young people. and hopefully it would make a difference to them when they put these goggles on, and they say wow, you know, this is what three beers can do. this is what marijuana could do. >> i think it's something that will last in everything's mind that goes through this, if they're sitting there drinking and driving their experience. >> reporter: i did it you saw, i did not do a good job, i went stoned and full-on drunk, i'm telling you you couldn't see what you were doing, there's no way you should out driving like that and that's the point of this exercise. i'm in frederick today at fcc. trying to drive drunk. i didn't do a good j

peggy fox, wusa 9. >> interesting to see if the other side shows up.nks. >>> new reaction tonight in developments into high profile police shootings. first, a texas jury has acquitted a police officer in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man. the family of terrence crutcher burst into tears when betty jo shelby was found not guilty of first-degree manslaughter. shelby testified she fired out of fear because crutcher didn't obey her commands and appeared to be reaching inside his suv. his twin sister called the verdict and injustice. >> his hands were up. thrrence was not an imminent shelby was the aggressor. >> we had a cross-section of our community. we had african-americans on this jury. we had white people on this jury. >> about 100 protesters took to the streets of tulsa after the late-night verdict. >>> in their first television interview, the family of a black teenager killed by a white police officer in texas is speaking out. 15-year-old jordan edwards was fatally shot while leaving the house party last month. officer roy oliver initially s

. >> i'm peggy buvger, that player, chad miller, is hospitalized with major injuries and it is not first time this player made headlines. >> marian fabio in san jose with the story. >> reporter: chad miller is expected to recovery. tonight we talked to students at san jose state who say they're sad earned to learn one of their classmates was attacked but they also told us they are not surprised. chad miller is a junior at san jose state, and a member of the football team. the unicon firms he was stabbed overnight. it happened here on post street downtown. one business owner told us he saw a fight break out with more than 12 people but doesn't know what led up to the brawl. >> to be honest with you, san jose and downtown san jose especially is not too known for its safety. >> reporter: this student says he has even seen people carrying weapons downtown. >> i have seen a lot of people with huge knives on their sides and things of that nature. >> reporter: with graduation ceremonies set for next weekend, students say they question going out downtown given recent violence. >> there was a sho