the north carolina republican spoke to graduates at his alma mater, piedmont university. a private christian bible college in winston-salem, north carolina. board, nk you, faculty, and graduates, it's a privilege ere in piedmont international university. ade thing i notice most and m my proud is diversity in these graduates, god bless you for the outreach you have. proud to see that tonight. last thing you'd probably expect from a pastor turned politician is another guarantee, or a promise. . i'm going to give you a promise of this. that each and everyone of you as ng, uates will face one thi you'll face one thing. thing is adversity. wanted you to look at adversity. world.s from the we know enemy is desiring to fro working to destroy god's perfect plan for new evening. end very much to sp time on .1 because i know piedmont international university has given you all that body armor to quench those fiery darts. your helmet and spirit and you're ready to go, okay? of adversity, center gravity you're ready to take that on. i want to talk to you tonight on a st a few minutes

representative spoke at his alma mater, piedmont university. [applause] rep. walker: thank you to the faculty, executive board, graduates, it is a privilege to be back here at piedmont international university. the thing i noticed the most and something that has made me very proud is the diversity in these graduates. god bless you. proud to see that tonight. the last thing you would probably expect from a return politician's and guarantee or promise. [laughter] tonight, i'm going to give you a guarantee and a promise. just one tonight. no outlines. i'm going to give you a promise of this. each and every one of u.s. graduates will face one thing. youarmacy -- i promise you will face one thing, adversity. adversity to look at and i will break it down into two categories. the first one is adversity from the world. enemy is desiring to to destroy god's perfect plan for you this evening. i'm not going to spend very much time. maybe 10 minutes tonight, i won't spend any time on point number one. i know piedmont international university has given you all that body ar

. >> reporter: i'm here on the 400 block of hampton road in piedmont. and what's happening at this home is sparking some deep conversations about race, class, privilege, empathy, and basic human kindness. it is one of the most exclusive neighborhoods in the bay area. and real estate developer, cary mcgrath, an empty-nester, has decided to "walk the talk" he want opened up his $4 million home to a homeless couple, the mckenseys, and let them move into the granny unit for free. he ask forward nothing in return. the next door neighbor. >> i was astounded. terry is an amazing man. and to see him actually take an action like this, we can talk about being helpful. and terry stepped up. >> reporter: terry declined an on-camera interview. a spokesperson says he does not want the story to be about him. as greg and marie walked the hills of piedmont and stood outside to smoke cigarettes, there was a spike in the calls to police. lorraine gray moved toed me mont a few months ago. a city that is 78% white. >> it's an issue in this neighborhood to walk while black o

. >>> new tonight, the story of a man in piedmont opening his own home to a homeless company. some neighbors called police at first. others are plotting his generosity. >> reporter: piedmont is home to multimillion dollar homes, symbols of affluence. three months ago, this couple who have been homeless for almost 10 years moved into the in law unit of this home, invited by the owner terry mcgrath, housing developer. >> he really have this deep passion to do something personal. >> reporter: amy campbell washington is a former oakland city council member who worked with the graph on housing issues. mcgrath asked her to speak on his behalf. >> you really want to challenge us to have us all think deeply about what can we do to take action. >> reporter: mcgrath read an article in the severance's clinical about the homeless couple. they would keep in the doorway of the alameda county. a few days after tin, piedmont police received the first of several calls from residents disturbed by their presence. >> simply, somebody looking like they are not in the right place or not looking lik

a homeowner who lives in piedmont has opened his home to a couple who lived on the street. he says he has a passion for helping the homeless. amberley is live in piedmont with reaction from neighbors. >> reporter: the homeowner has lived here for 23 years. he doesn't want the attention on himself. what he has done has attracted the attention of neighbors who piedmont is home to multimillion dollar homes. symbols of affluence. three months ago, this couple who have been homeless for almost 10 years moved into the inlet unit of this home invited by the owner terry mcgrath, a housing developer. >> he really has this deep passion to do something personal. >> reporter: campbell washington is a former oakland city councilmember who work with mcgrath on housing issues. >> he wants to challenge us and to have us all think deeply about what can we do to take action. >> reporter: mcgrath read an article in the san francisco chronicle about the homeless couple, 61-year-old greg dunstan and his partner marie mckenzie. they would keep in the doorway of the alameda county probation offic

board, nk you, faculty, and graduates, it's a privilege ere in piedmont international university. ade thing i notice most and m my proud is diversity in these graduates, god bless you for the outreach you have. proud to see that tonight. last thing you'd probably expect from a pastor turned politician is another guarantee, or a promise. . i'm going to give you a promise of you as ng, uates will face one thi you'll face one thing. thing is adversity. wanted you to look at adversity. world.s from the we know enemy is desiring to fro working to d >> we are not going to spend much time, maybe 10 minutes, on point number one. i know that piedmont international university has given you all of that body to quench those to get your helmet, sword, spirit, and you are ready to go. get your center of gravity, get ready to take that on. i want to talk to you on the second type of adversity. not from the world, but from inside, from your friends, from your family. even from the church. people ask me all the time about my background in the church, in the ministry. his life for the church. it's

in piedmont charles clifford kron 4 news.story that this team uh yeah to him and for our cbs right lawrence we've got some of tornadoes on the ground right now and the country's midsection so get very active kind of scary night there look at all the yellow there. those are tornado watches stretching up and down a good part of the country's midsection there across texas and oklahoma see the red those are tornadoes on the ground that have been reported so far now stretching really have your now parts just north of lubbock then stretching all the way up in oklahoma right now you see that line of thought storms and that's what we're seeing all the activity and more the tornadoes being reported there as well so scary night indeed, and they're not done just yet. a west we go we've got some quiet conditions that fog is moving in the sea breeze kicking in as well the father fill in overnight tonight. no delays around airports for tonight to unlike yesterday we had delays of 84 supple now it is so wide open and clear that cloud cover

. >>> a piedmont man invited a homeless couple to live at his house but just days after they moved in some people in the neighborhood started complaining even calling the police. ktvu's amber lee reports this reaction outraged other neighbors who are now coming together to show their support for the couple. >> reporter: piedmont is home to multi million dollars homes, symbols of affluence. but three months ago, this couple who had been homeless for almost 10 years moved into the inlaw unit of this home. invited by the owner terry mcgraph a housing developer. >> he really had this deep passion to do something personal. >> reporter: anny campbell washington is a former council member who worked on mcgraph about housing issues. mcgraph asked her to speak on his behalf. >> he wanted us to think deeply on what we can do to take action. >> reporter: mcgraph read an article on the san francisco article about the homeless couple. 61-year-old greg dunston and partner marie mackenzie. they would camp in the door way of the alameda county probation office on broadway in oakland. >> so he met the

>>well here in piedmont on tuesday, the students and parents and faculty and neighbors here at beach elementary school gather together at the corner of a lake in linda to pay tribute to one of their own. >>79 year old arthur wharton been crossing guard hear it. they can linda for the past decade. he's become very popular with students and teachers and the parents in the neighborhood. >>who say that they are just proud to have him as part of their family he. really cares about i love and loving people and showing kindness and helping people feel like. he's right there. >>in honor of arthur's service over the last decade, the city of piedmont actually named this corner after him. he said today that he is grateful. >>this is amazing. this shows. me that. this guy's you know i did the right i showed people know we got to base to me bat. at the age i am now 79. it made it possible for me to be here. >>and finally arthur says he plans on staying on duty here at linda in lake for at least one more year in piedmont charles clifford kron 4 news that is indeed a great honor. >>mone this mornin

in piedmont charles clifford kron 4 news. >>and a google releasing 2 new phones.company says this will change the smartphone industry standard and ahead sports warriors back in the bay area after a terrible trip to houston. why steve kerr in t >>google is trying to set itgelf apart in the smartphone industry by coming out with cheaper phones google held a news conference at his campus in mountain view it announced a new cheaper pixel phone. the pixel is priced just less than $400 in the pixel 3 axl will run you about $480 to cheaper phones could make the company more competitive than a struggling smartphone market. also google is claiming the phone's battery will last up to 30 hours and comes in a new color that they are branding purple ish they also took a dig on apple's iphone by specifically pointing that out also move was launching a new version of its operating system meant to prevent mobile apps from shadow lane. >>the new enjoyed q update will include settings to help users prevent different apps from tracking their whereabouts while they carry their device

>> they are the new neighbors in piedmont. greg dunstan and his partner marine mckenzie seenan francisco chronicle." >> i remember the first time i saw them. they were very shy and very gratefse they are living in a million ho hampton road for free. >> kitchenette, a beautiful bathroom, like a walk-in closet and stuff, so it's pretty cool. >> reporter: who let them? the homeowner with a big heart, terrance mcgrath. >> terry is an amazing man, and to see him actually take an action like this, you know, we can talk about being helpful and terry stepped up. >> reporter: mcgrath is a real estate developer. one of his firm's projects is this colossal transit village steps from the mcarthur b.a.r.t. station. his employee filoperto says mcgrath took the couple in months ago during the rainy season. >> i really respect that. i wish i could be like that. >> he's trusted them as family to come into his space and that's awesome. >> reporter: not everyone in piedmont seems to think so. mcgrath alerted the police department about his new g

in piedmont. amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you, amber. >>> 4:26 is the time.emonstrations continue in venezuela. coming up the power struggle between the two men fighting for control of the country as the death toll continues to rise. >>> and will hold the y come to i am doug luzader this washington. we will have more on that ongoing battle in just a montthat story coming up. orning, you can see traffic is off to a nice start if you are driving on the san mateyo bridge. we will tell you more straight ahead. >>> we are knocking on the weekend door. we a bay area friday forecast for you. slightly warmer today, cooler by tomorrow and rain perhaps in the extended forecast. details coming up. ♪ (vo) i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and, you're probably right. elecit will nevert for you. survive the winter. good luck finding one of those. so, maybe an electric car isn't for you after all. or, is it? ♪ . >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. we are back and i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook. we started the hashtag ewearwhitebeforemem >> hey,

the north carolina republican spoke to graduates at his alma mater, piedmont university. a private christian bible college in winston-salem, north carolina. board, nk you, faculty, and graduates, it's a privilege ere in piedmont international university. ade thing i notice most and m my proud is diversity in these graduates, god bless you for the outreach you have. proud to see that tonight. last thing you'd probably expect from a pastor turned politician is another guarantee, or a

. >> reporter: i'm here on the 400 block of hampton road in piedmont. and what's happening at this home is sparking some ep conversations about race, class, privilege, empathy, and basic human kindness. it is one of the most exclusive neighborhoods in the bay area. and real estate devel terry mcgrath, opened up his home to a homeless couple that were profiled in the san francisco chronicle and let them move into the granny unit for free. terry declined an on-camera interview. as greg and maureen walked the hills and stood outside to smoke cigarettes, there was a smoke in calls to police. before the couple moved in. terry sent an e-mail it piedmont police chief, jeremy bowers, explaining the situation. the chief says the 9-1-1 calls have tapered off but he's firm about educating the public. >> it's incumbent upon us to respond to issues that are related to crime. or suspicious activity related to crime. simply somebody looking like they're not in the right place or not looking like they live in a certain community, that's not a crime. and that's not some

>>well here in piedmont on tuesday, the students and parents and faculty and neighbors here at beach elementary school gather together at the corner of a lake in linda to pay tribute to one of their own. >>79 year old arthur war the crossing guard hear it. they can lend up next a popular student, some teachers and parents in the neighborhood. >>who say that they are just proud to have him as part of their family he. really cares about i love and loving people and showing kindness and helping people feel like. he's right there. >>in honor of arthur's service over the last decade, the city of piedmont is actually named this corner after him. he said today that he is grateful. >>this is this shows. me that. this guy's you know i didn't write i show people know we got to base to me that that. at the age i am now 70 night made it possible for me to be here. and finally arthur says he plans on. >>staying on duty here at linda and lake for at least one more year in piedmont charles clifford kron 4 news. >>tonight how dna help solve a decades old case in lake tahoe and give closure to a fami

representative spoke at his alma mater, piedmont university. [applause] rep. walker: thank you to the faculty, executive board, graduates, it is a privilege to be back here at piedmont international university. the thing i noticed

in piedmont, ktvu fox 2 news . >>> coming up, brad paisley, and a lot more, how you can win tickets tocert of your choice. >>> this weekend, the kentucky derby and cinco de mayo get ready to serve some tasty cocktails this weekend, we are going to show you how to impress your friends on saturday and sunday, mike is in the studio. that is coming up. >>> the 49ers and the city of santa clara are reportedly in a dispute, another one, this time it is over the teams ability to issue contracts for the management of levi stadium. the team spent more than $600,000 to polish the floors without getting the city's approval first. the city is threatening to cut the teams management fee and issue it to authorities. they are concerned that the workers may have been paid less than required by state law. >>> the san jose sharks are playing games five against the colorado avalanche tomorrow night at the s&p center. the game was scoreless in the first, in the second, the avalanche would take the lead, the sharks often installed and the team lost, 3-1, the puck drops tomorrow night at 7:00. >>> cinco de

american university's school of public affairs, north carolina republican representative mark walker at piedmont international university, and we'll look back to june 1963 with president john f. kennedy's remarks at american university. watch commencement speeches tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. watch online any time at c-span.org, and listen on the free c-span radio app. >> with graduation ceremonies taking place today on many college campuses, it's a good day to talk to a senior fellow at the independent institute. he's also the author of the new book, "restoring the promise, higher education in america" before. we dive into the book, remind viewers what the institute is and how you're funded. guest: well, the independent institute is -- i guess you would call a think tank which is located in oakland, california. it's been in operation for several decades. publishes books and other journals. it has a very fine journal called "the independent

so you are backed up to broadway from the piedmont area and highway 24.ng closer to the rock bridge area for that backup. emeryville is extra heavy with all that traffic being filtered in there as well. really you do not want to go that route. a quick check of the hayward area, this has been our only other major issue. southbound 880 at industrial. a fed-ex truck hit about four other vehicles. still had the right by the laughing cow you can dunk, snap, or twirl. so however you snack, snack like you. the laughing cow. . >>> hi there, your school day forecast features cool, grey, dry conditions, starting in the mid- to upper-50s, ends up near 60s at the coast. around the state, 99 palm springs. that's where the sun shine and the warmth is. 66 in monterey, 67 yosemite. i want to show you this, thursday into friday morning, don't travel in the sierra more than a foot to nearly 2 feet of snow is possible above 6,000 feet. >> let me show you this brand-new video coming in. former congressman anthony weiner is a free man after leaving a halfway house, he finishe

in piedmont charles clifford kron 4 news.lp tonight a new report shows 60% of the approximately 700 pregnancy related deaths here in the u s each year are preventable pregnancy related deaths do not just occur during or immediately following rthday can happen really at any time during pregnancy. >>and up to a year later 36% happened the day of delivery or the week after generally from complications directly related to the delivery. experts say better access to care and better awareness of possible complications among health care providers could lead to fewer deaths, black women are 3 times more likely to suffer from pregnancy related deaths that are white women. officials say ethnicity plays no role and how preventable. those deaths are. >>a new study could give you second thoughts about drinking water, the study published in an american heart association journal looked at the levels of arsenic found in untreated groundwater it found healthy young adults developed heart damage after 5 years of exposure to low to moderate leve

the north carolina republican representative mark walker at piedmont international university. 1963,ook back to june of when president john f. kennedy spoke at american university. watch commencement speeches wednesday, at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span. watch online at any time on c-span.org come and listen on the free c-span radio app. c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. voteg up wednesday would washington post correspondents discuss privacy and civil rights concerns caused by facial recognition technology. then, angela kimball with the national alliance on mental illness talks about the state of mental health amongst insurance carriers. and a senior fellow at the hoover institute on the results of his recent study on income inequality and educational achievement. c-span's washington journal, live at 7 a.m. eastern, wednesday morning. join the discussion. once, tv was simply three giant networks in a publicly supported pbs. then, a small network rolled out a big idea. let viewers decide, all on their own, what was important for them. c-sp

north carolina republican representative mark walker at piedmont international university. and we will look back to june 1963 with president john f. kennedy's remarks at american university. watch commencement speeches wednesday 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. watch online anytime at c-span.org and listen on the free radio app. announcer 2: c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up wednesday morning, the washington post discusses how lawmakers are talking about civil rights concerned caused by facial recognition technology. then angela campbell with the national alliance on mental illness talks about the state of mental health amid insurance carriers making it difficult to receive care. hoover institute senior fellow on the results of his recent study on income inequality and educational achievement. join the discussion. >> the house will be in order. announcer 1: c-span is providing white house,age of congress and public policy events from washington, dc and around the country. mind.n make it appear own

terry stepped up.e, not everyone in piedmont seems to think this is a great idea. police tell us they're getting a lot of 9 11 calls who spot the couple. a spokespso want the story about him. but he wants to show that everyone can do something to help the homeless here in the bay area. >>> 4:51. drafted less than a week ago, one of the newest 49ers is making news for what he is doing off the field. >> the story goes back to 2015 when he was a freshman at the university of arkansas and attending a fraternity party. a woman he knew told him she wasn't feeling well and she thought someone spiked her drink. he saw a man trying to take her away, so he intervened. he took the woman to the hospital where they pumped her stomach and found out she was g >> i was just doing it just because thaed him on twitter after heot drafted saying he's a fan for life. >> good to see those type of stories. >> you have to watch out for others. so true. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay", new inductees into the bay area sports hall of fame. >>> happening now, a developing story in ne

especially for the east bay right now, from el sobrante, richmond, down through berkeley, west alameda, piedmont, alameda there as well as from concord, you can see some moderate rain across walnut creek, san ramon and antioch at this hour. this is just the start. the heavier rain expected to arrive later in the afternoon and for the evening. here's a live lookthour lesfcecame. tempatg the this hour. so here is the satellite and radar view and there is that s bringing the rain, cooler temps and also kicking up the winds. time it out for you on futurecast. taking you hour by hour, stopping the at 4:00 p.m., as that cold front pushes through, we are going to see widespread soaking rain, you can actually see that line of heavier rain with that cold front. this is at 6:00 p.m. so for the heart of the afternoon and evening commute, it is going to be a mess. as you head through tomorrow, looking at isolated thunderstorms and showers that will continue. your commute cast, taking you through first for the south bay, you can see the showers working their way up the south bay and the peninsula this aftern

here's a look at towards san leandro, order piedmont, it goes back to brisbane bay. just now leaving pacifica, heading to hillsborough and those areas. >> that will continue heading over to the east also. here we are at 7:00 in the morning. all the way through lunch. you see yellows do pop once in a while. just some more random showers. evening hours, here comes the cold front at 9:00. it's up in the north bay. watch as it sweeps southward, leaving us at 4:00 with a little fog over the north bay. scattered light showers out there. by 9:00 tomorrow morning, it's all gone. rainfall amounts will be all over the place from a couple of-hundreths to a quarter of an inch depending on how many showers bump into your neighborhood. you can see right here, in richmond, we have puddles as you head towards the toll plaza. hydroplaning. we got a mad rot of that happening. let's look at the wind gusts. they're tame, notice how they pick up. we start to get gusts up to around 20 to 30 miles per hour. it will be a breezy evening. my accuweather 7-day forecast, more spring like. the s

. >> reporter: i'm here on the 400 block of hampton road in piedmont.ening at this home is sparking some deep conversations about race, class, privilege, empathy, and basic human kindness. it is one of the most exclusive neighborhoods in the bay area. and real estate developer, cary mcgrath, an empty-nester, has decided to "walk the talk" h

upper 60s berkeley, el cerrito and piedmont. 71 in the valley. 82 ukiah. cloudier thursday and friday a storms rumble east but we stay dry. we warm up more over the weekend and warm up even more, perhaps low 90s at hottest inland spots next monday and tuesday. wasn't, dry weather the next couple days. >>> still ahead a popular bay area bakery trying its hand in the housing business. the housing business. what does help for heart failure look like? it looks like george having a busy day. ♪ the beat goes on george has entresto, a heart failure medicine that helps his heart... so he can keep on doing what he loves. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problem

. >>> well, today the piedmont city council is expected to vote on accepting almost $400,000 from the department of justice after months of debating how that money would be used. the original idea was for the grant to pay for a resource officer on middle school and high school campuses however students and parents say that could feel threatening so they are going to approve using that money for community policing to keep students from using drugs, alcohol, tobacco and e- cigarettes. >>> the attorney who represented stormy daniels in her lawsuit against donald trump will be in court for his own case today. he filed false tax returns and he has pleaded not guilty. today's hearing is to update the judge on where the case stands and the trial will start on june 25. th >>> 4:05. a homeless man accused of murder will be in the courtroom that dumpster. surveillance video showed a car like his at that shopping center. a lawyer for him says his client is not seen in that video and since he often obtained items from dumpsters, the bloody clothing found in his car may not have been his. >>> she

at he first some piedmont neighbors weren't welcoming. >> they looked at us suspiciou. what did they mean by that, and that really offended us. >> reporter: the couple received an invite to the game by the warriors and got a turp of oracle, even got to meet point guard quinn cook before the game. >> it's an honor and a privilege to have them here tonight and their story inspires all of us. >> reporter: they say there are still challenges ahead but they hope to become self-sufficient and set out on their own soon. for now they're enjoying their favorite team live and in person. in oakland, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> that's great to see. very nice. >>> happening today you might want to be extra cautious on your commute. >> thousands of cyclists will be on bay area roads for bike to work day. it is one of the most popular biking events of the year. hundreds of energizer stations will be set up to give bikers snacks, drinks, and a quick bike checkup if they need it. the goal is to get more people to commute on their bikes. more than 400 energizer stations will bvaable

so everyone will see a larger view ofra the showers stretching all the way down into virginia, piedmont, down into north carolina, and so for us, wehee going to talk about t temperatures, more details, on mother's day in a few moments.u >> thank yory much. >>> a local marine killed in a training accident california. first lieutenant had deep ties to d his father tells us he was a leader and an exceptional marine. dorot darcy spencer joins us with the emotional interview. >> reporter: the family is so heart broken and also extremely proud of their son and service to our country. his father tells me tonight he wants to make sure there is a thorough investigation of the accident. they don't want any families to experience the pain they are going through right now. speaking to us via skype, the father of connor, says threees marin showed up at his door on thursday. >> they started to say the words, and i stoid please tell me my son is still alive. >> but they were there to break the tragic news, that cnnor had died, in a training accident, at camp pendleton, in california. he spoke to us fr

. >> not everyone in piedmont seems to think it is a great idea. he alerted police about his new guests and sure enough, 911 calls start pouring in. people were worried when they heard about it. >>> it's like surge pricing. some of the san francisco top hot spots will have their prices based on where you live. the proposal would impact adult admission prices to the conservat conservatory, the japanese tea garden and coit tower. the money generated from this proposed tax would help low income residents visit the attractions for free. visitors offered some mixed reactions today. ? low income people, for a family of four or five, cannot take advantage of the cultural advantages that a city offers. so yeah. >> that's wrong. it should be one price every day. >> now visitors will know the pricing well in advance on the website. e commission for an upcoming vote. if you don't live in san francisco, you could be dinged for visiting some of the hot spots. >> now you have to plan ahead. >> no surcharges this weekend. for that forecast, we'll come in with one

and 50s with livermore down to 47, fremont 49 san francisco 51, and you micro climate forecast in piedmont, sunshine tomorrow but still cooler than average with a high of 68 and thursday you will stay in the 60s under mostly sunny skies. we have a ridge of high pressure moving closer to the bay area and the legacy moving closer will be less of an onshore flow which means, mainly inland but we will see a gradual warming as the warmth of the week. equal tonight with patchy clouds and we will climb back to normal when it comes to temperatures on wednesday and we won a few more degrees on thursday and friday so we call that late week warming. highs tomorrow at the coast 50s, pacifica 59, san francisco near the bait 60s, san francisco 65, and let you happen to the mid-70s, fairfield 77, santa fe 74, santa rosa 72 degrees send a forecast calling for a little bit more warming on thursday and friday but, the big note is, we start may tomorrow but we may get some mate rain showers on sunday. there is a chance of showers on sunday throughout the bay area but it definitely will be cooler and cloudier

the micro, foreman has piedmont and mostly sunny skies tomorrow with a high of 68 degrees and thursday, mostly sunny skies 66 degrees and we will trend cooler than average near the water for the next few days. we do have a ridge of high pressure moving closer to the bay area which will mean less of it onshore flow beginning tomorrow and continuing thursday and friday. a gradual increase in temperature for the majority of the bay area as we look forward to the second half of the work week and school week. read headlines chemical conditions apache clouds overnight tonight and temperatures will be pretty close to their seasonal averages tomorrow and, warmer than what we had today. speaking of warming, we will get more significant late week warming thursday and friday. before things change over the weekend, we actually have a shower chance coming up on sunday. let's get there was a, tomorrow and we bask in the victory of the warriors and the giants and the a's and for the sharks tonight, fremont the high will bump up to 70 degrees and san jose 74, santa rosa 72, 59 for pacifica and 77 degr

north carolina republican representative mark walker at piedmont international university. and, we will look back to june 1963 with president john f. kennedy's remarks at american university. watch commencement speeches tonight at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span. watch online anytime at c-span.org and listen on the free c-span radio app. host: washington post technology reporter drew joins us for a spatialon about that recognition technology you just saw, about the legal and ethical it.te surrounding before that, first, explain how this technology is being incorporated into law and the security sectors and how widespread it is right now. guest: deputies and police thess the country -- traditional way, when they would get camera or video footage of a robbery or some witness catching somebody on camera, they would pass it around to other deputies and say hey, anybody recognize this person? it was a very poor investigative technique as you can imagine. with facial recognition, they are able to upload the photo or video almost like a google spit out ait will couple different possibili

i didn't study it all in high school in piedmont, west virginia. i studied it in yale. i took a two semester survey course in it -- in addition to afro-american history. we were afro-americans at that time. win aesident went on to pulitzer prize for his biography of ulysses s grant. probably 1935.-- itwas radical because challenged the dunning school of historians at colombian university, and they were part and parcel of the mythology of reconstruction being a dismal failure and an embarrassment to the history of american democracy. the chief consultant to our he is is so ironic that our leading reconstruction historian at columbia university. published his 10th book of reconstruction on the 13th, 14th and 15th amendment, which will be out in september. i think it's a personal mission for him to refute the terribly racist claims made by his own predecessors in the history department at columbia and set the record straight. read black had us reconstruction. book by the third or fourth black man to get a phd in history from harvard. at one point he was engaged to leticia

this video is from piedmont, oklahoma, where dark, mean-looking clouds are swirling. >> farther to thekansas city just had a tornado warning. it was cancelled minutes ago, but the weather is still very unstable there. and take a live look now from a helicopter flying through osage county, kansas. you can see the damage done from a twister that touched down there. >> let's get to abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian who is tracking the storms for us tonight. >> let me give you a look at the radar from the area of eastern kansas and western missouri where a tornado was spawned by these powerful thunderstorms rumbling through the hours the lst couple of hours. as a matter of fact, a tornado touched down and traveled 32 miles on the ground through towns of sibleyville and lawrence in eastern kansas and up towards bonner springs. we have reports by way of local news that major damage has been done to homes along -- this report came in at 6:17 central time which is 4:17 our time. these powerful thunderstorms continue to rumble around the kansas city area. you can see another line of t

i've arrived in the small town of bra, a food lovers paradise in the piedmont region of northern italyn up for a highly anticipated event. a food festival dedicated to a highly classic italian favorite, raw cheese. very spicy? >> yes, yes. very spicy. >> why mother-in-law? >> because the mother-in-law sometimes need a punishment. >> a place like this is perfect for me because i'm a grazer. i don't like to eat too much at any given time, but when i do eat i like to find real food. and you can find plenty of that around here. i seriously had no idea there were so many types of cheese. wow, thank you. cheese seems to be the perfect example how different our food is from the italians. this is raw, unpasteurized, small batch and organic. it's about as far as you can get from those individually wrapped yellow squares we call cheese back home. in the u.s. we're stuck with a highly regulated corporate machine that, yes, is making our food faster and cheaper but at what cost? you are what you eat. you've heard that before, but what does it really mean when you're eating things like a zode -- or

amman and piedmont invited them to live in their home.ed us couple with playoff game tickets. >> reporter: from the new living quarters inside of a sprawling for million-dollar estate and piedmont. they are standing courtside at oracle arena. the couple are humbly embracing these gracious gifts after living on the streets of oakland for 10 years. >> we can take showers and baths anytime we want to. it feels so good. i never want to go back to living that life, but i will never forget where i was. >> reporter: the couple lived outside of the building until a real estate advisor read their story in the san francisco chronicle and invited them to live in the in log unit of his home. >> that felt really good. >> reporter: they did not get a warm welcome from neighbors who called police after seeing them walking around the neighborhood. they did get a warm welcome at oracle arena. they were invited for an experience of a light, lifetime.  >> when we saw he had on a warrior sure, we were very moved by that. we love all about feelings and we w

. >> reporter: hazelnut sustained family businesses and star in recipes in the piedmont region of italylling hills are covered with hazelnut trees. the climate here is perfect for them, and manuele told us he has about 12,000, which produce the nuts they roast for their own chocolate hazelnut spread, a tradition here. still he says it's a much more famous version that paved the way for their success. nutella is a product that made hazelnuts famous throughout the world, he said. in the 1940s, italian pastry aker pietro created nutella. >> nutella ice cream. >> reporter: which is now so popular it sells in 160 countries. fans gush about it. it's about the only thing on the menu in some cafes. what is it that makes nutella almost, well, addictive? the company that makes the stuff, ferrero, wants to keep it a secret. they would not let us inside to shoot the process and they declined a request for an interview. they've had some bad press regarding the palm oil in their product and recently hazelnut suppliers in turkey. here, they pack more hazelnuts into their spread, which means less sugar

north carolina republican representative mark walker at piedmont national university. withlook back to june 1963 president john f. kennedy's remarks. watch commencement speeches tonight on c-span. watch online anytime at c-span.org and listen on the free c-span radio app. c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. thursday morning, we will discuss special counsel robert mueller's statement on the russia probe. in afghanistan inspector general will be on to talk about his report on u.s. reconstruction efforts in afghanistan. be sure to watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. trumpow, president delivers the commencement address at the air force academy commencement ceremony. that, a discussion on russia's role in the middle east, looking at economic, political and security issues. the event is hosted by the atlantic council at 2:00 p.m. eastern and on c-span. saturday on american history tv on c-span3, at :00 p.m. eastern, revisiting the roots and evolution of african-american story

. >> reporter: from their new living quarters inside of $4 million square-foot estate in piedmont, standingacle arena. greg and marie embracing these gracious gifts after living on the streets of oakland for 10 years. >> we would take showers and baths anytime we want to. it feels so good. i never want to t life but i wo forget where i was. >> reporter: they camped out in a alameda county building to survive until three months ago when a real estate developer read their story in a san francisco chronicle and invited them to live at the in log unit of his home. >> he just said come on, i will take you guys. it felt real good. >> they did not get a warm welcome from neighbors who called police after seeing the fair walking around the neighborhood. they did get a warm welcome at game five of the playoffs. >> we saw mr. dunstan had on a warrior shirt and some of the press coverage we were moved by that and we love all of our friends and >> i still can't believe it. they are big warriors fans and they were given the start treatment. a guided tour of oracle arena. and a courtside view of their fa

the piedmont boy scouts color guard did the presentation of the colors and join the in the pledge andrayer. this was the 98th year commemoration. veterans and current members talked about what memorial day means them. >> we can't leourselves forget. we have to remember everything that everybody before us and those people who are still out there on the front lines, what they are doing and the ultimate sacrifices that will be made in order for us to continue our free dam. >> you don't remember them, then everybody that died, died for nothing and we should respect everybody with skills. >>> after the ceremony, there was a tour of the civil war plot that focused on what the california's played. >> >> it will enter the second month will court resumes tomorrow. they heard from pros cue tors and the defense team and serve witnesses. we talked talked to michael who said they start with the prosecutors. >> you manufacture family members of the victims, and you -- they are putting on some of the people that were at the fire, it has been very moving and very emotional. the defense is cramming, t

. >> just days after the couple moved into piedmont, some people complained to police and even accused them of illegally smoking marijuana in public. some neighbors outraged by the reaction are reaching out to the couple and leaving gifts for them at the front steps. mcgrath has invited the couple to stay as long as they need. >> wow. >>> our time is 5:41. still ahead the latest in the case of the controversial actor jussie smollett. there is a new twist. this time it involves a judge. the reason there may be a conflict of interest. >>> cities across the midwest are under water. the latest on record flooding and what is happening today. >>> approaching the richmond bridge. so far so good if you are driving over to san rafael right now would be a good time to do it before the crowds get here. >>> partly cloudy skies and patchy fog and temperatures are warming as we get into the afternoon before we take a turn for cooler weather into the weekend. details in the extended forecast coming up. ♪ (vo) i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and, you're probably right. electri

. >>> today the city of piedmont is expected to move forward with a plan to stop under aged vaping and tobacco use, approving $400,000 state grant to hire a school resource officer. the officers will visit schools to cut down on use as well as drug and alcohol use. the officer will also create a diversion program for teens caught using tobacco products. >>> according to a new report from "the new york times," bank staff noticed suspicious activity in accounts tied to president trump and jared kushner back in 2016 and 2017. anti-money laundering specialists recommended they look into several transactions. employees prepared reports at the time but bank executives never filed them. "the times" said deutsche bank lent several millions of dollars. >>> a grandmother and her grandchildren are safe after rescue crews pulled them from their submerged suv. the woman drove into the pond at a mobile home park in rohnert park. this was saturday night. the woman said she mistook the opening to the pond for the next street. witnesses say it was raining hard at the time. >> i heard this -- and then t

here's a look at wet weather from berkeley, piedmont, macarthur boulevard and through emory victim.e thing around passio fremont boulevard on 880 and 680, we got a light shower moving through there. about to hit pacifica and half moon bay and if it holds together, under a round of light showers for the peninsula. here we are at 7:00. notice a lot of grey out there, a lot of green, not much yellow. we're not looking at a real threat. random showers, hit and miss off and on the you will. here we are at 9:00 in the evening, notice here comes the clearing, by tomorrow morning, we will be cleared out by the end of the commute with a lot of sunshine, a little fog in places like the north bay. hydroplains my -- hydroplanes my biggest concern. it will be proceeding out of the west. notice the temperatures rebounding nice, coverable wednesday, thursday, friday, a bit chilly to start the holiday weekend, in the 60s and 70s with sunshine by memorial day. >> all right, checking out thea bay, close to our other two crashes here of the morning. westbound 80 right under the university overpass. yo

a man in piedmont made a personal commitment to billing a better bay area by opening his home to a homeless so how long did they stay with him? and how does he feel it worked out? >> oh, they're there for three months, and he wants them to stay as long as necessary, because he wants to help them to get on their feet to where they can be self-sustainable, right? have their own place. manage their money in a different way. he's willing to work with them. because he knows that this is an example that, if this works it could inspire more people to do something similar. >> taylor says the homeowner's also working on other ways to shatter the myth that homeowners can't help homeless people. >>> a new survey on home prices finds they're still going up nationwide, a little slower than before, but not here in the bay area. core logic found nationally home prices went up 1% from february to masrch and rose more than 10 in san francisco. the high east rate in test rate area. contra costa was the closest to the national average. and the lowest for the bay area with a 1.4% increase in prices. >>> now to

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