pierce brosnan, everybody. thank you, pierce. thank you, pierce. be right back. f.ight. also, his name is sous. no. sloppy joseph. a middle-aged man who's trying to get his life together, but he can't - he's to sloppy. huhhh - no! here you go. i got this. i get cash back so it's like everything's on sale. with the blue cash everyday card from american express you get cash back on purchases with no annual fee. everything's on sale! a home shopping show takes place on a sailboat. that's the one! banana boat dessert on me. look at you being all lactose tolerant. it's more than cash back. it's backed by the service and security of american express. it's more than cash back. ♪ [beeping] ♪ wow. good to know we have that on our prius! ♪ [beeping] ♪ and lane departure alert. see what i mean? with so many safety features like pedestrian detection and lane departure alert, toyota doesn't need us test dummies as much. oh, i get it, man! hey, i gotta get my thrills somehow. the 2017 prius with toyota safety sense standard. toyota. let's go places. [whistle] hi. ♪ get up to 50%

>> everyone gets pierced. >> seth: what's the pressure of doing a baby shower?ur first kid once, and it felt like a big responsibility. and i didn't want to mess it up. so, you know, i just wanted my house to be clean and food to be good and, i don't know. i don't know i just wanted it to be nice. >> seth: do you think it went well? >> i think it went well. >> seth: how many people did you have? >> i feel like it was like 30 people. >> seth: that's a lot. which is a lot in new york, you know. the doorbell starts ringing, i was like "it's happening!" >> seth: and you said to your pregnant friend, you do not know how stressful it is to host a baby shower. >> well i think i was very calm and now she's gonna watch this and be like, "oh, thought you enjoyed throwing me a baby shower. i did, i just, you know, not again. just kidding, just kidding. i would totally do it again. >> seth: there you go. thank you so much for being here, it's always such a pleasure to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> seth: zoe kravitz, everybody. "big little lies" airs sunday nights on

vest. -- pierce.t understand, is that my ignorance? the internet has clearly made our lives better, we can clearly made our lives better, we ca n a ccess clearly made our lives better, we can access information, we can have friends on facebook, but we have fa ke friends on facebook, but we have fake news as well, we have pornography, and we have hate and terrorism using whats app and google. now, this comes at a time when certain vested interest, celebrities, for one, politician, wa nt to celebrities, for one, politician, want to gag the press even more, which is regulated to hell. we have some of the strictest regulations of television and newspapers in the world. and yet, the internet is a wild west. and here we have, we have an organisation called stop funding hate, google, putting up... putting up hate, google, putting up... putting up videos... —— stop funding hate. they have taken it down but it took a long time. i am so stupid sometimes about these things, i agree with amber rudd when she made.

listening for the second wheeze that met my lung was pierced but didn't hear it. still blood was pouring out, dine the clearwater scarlet. it was cold. i had frank cover. i didn't feel like moving. why not just close my eyes and rest. booth pounded coming my way. to the rattle and crack of incoming fire, someone was thundering down slope. the pounding grew louder. that he can and intimate like a runner sliding for home. tumbling over me in the streambed, someone had come after me incredibly brave, incredibly risky. i grabbed his jacket and said let's go. no answer. my hand came back covered with blood. an unfamiliar pale long face fell back. i didn't know him. i can't move i yelled but he didn't respond. just laid there on top of me jerking as the bullets hammered lab jacket. we've got to get out of here i said. i grabbed harness and pulled him off and dragged him to the mud and roots and rocks until the stream as both peppered around us. doc was worried and i was might be dying but after me and maybe i can say this marine. it seemed to take hours to crawl draggin

. >> so they walk into the piercing shop.rst they dot it to see if she likes the placement of it. >> yeah. >> the piercer tells her, ready? >> all done. >> straight in there. no problem. >> but grandma's super stoked. they clean her up a little bit, her eye starts tearing up. but then they hand her the mirror. >> takes it like a champ. >> you'd think she was going to love it, right? >> i love it. >> yeah, she loves it. this is like the giddiest grandma ever. >> i love that her granddaughter is so giddy too. >> it's a beautiful shared moment. >>> living on the edge. >> no room for error. >> wow! >> next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, it's time for a little fun. >> just a big group of friends gathering together to have a race in a field. >> why the competition is fiercely silly. >>> plus rich ferguson is back with some tricks up his sleeve -- >> that can't be achieved. >> see his hilariously shady suggestions to get them every time. >> two hands. this this this this is my body of proof. proof of less joint pain and

in san francisco jeff pierce kron four news. just a day after u-c berkeley responded to threats of a lawsuit surrounding ann coulter's planned appearance on campus, the attorney preparing that suit, is firing right back. kron four's spencer blake spoke with that attorney has the latest in the back and forth between both sides. follow along closely.the past several days have seen u-c berkeley cancel the planned april 27th speech by ann coulter -- citing safety concerns - then reverse course and offer may second as an option.that was soon followed by the threat of litigation from the berkeley college republicans (or b-c-r), which was followed by a university statement friday saying the group's attorney had 'factual errors' in the discussion. "they didn't point out any and i pointed out specific emails and documents that blow their story out of the water."that's attorney harmeet dhillon, whose latest response on ásaturday laid out a trail of emails dating back to march 17th in which she says the b- c-r discussed with the school the

pierce, i would like to ask you something.ve never produced a lead, ever, and i've worked here longer than gene. - which white guy is gene? - i-- - and i really think i could do it if i'm just given the chance. i mean, shouldn't seniority count for something? - yes. yes, it should. this person is doing the hurricane lead. [dramatic music] you know what, greg? that's exactly what's wrong with this business. nobody rewards experience. well, i do! my personal trainer lives in a nursing home! - very excited to work-- together. ♪ oh, hi. what are you doing here? - no, he's in the car. i cracked a window, he's fine. listen, i'm going back to school. - oh, that's great. - i'm gonna study television production, and the admissions lady said i could get credit for an internship. - oh, good for you, mom. - so i'm getting one here. - what? what? no, no. why? help. - yeah, the show needs an intern. you know, the lady said that students should use their, you know, connections in the industry. so, i'm starting from the bottom.

. >>> pierce college in center city philadelphia is teaming up with a nonprofit organization to prepareults forever the workforce, a ribbon cutting ceremony celebrated the your up branch in wilmington. it's an intensive 12-month training program for young adults 18 to 24, there are currently 40 people enrolled and at the end they receive an associate degree from pierce college. and world news tonight is next on channel 6. >> "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, sharrie williams, and adam joseph and ducis rogers. and please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for cecily tynan and ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> tonight, breaking news. the deadly shooting spree in broad daylight. several people killed. the gunman opening fire in four locations. what the police chief says the suspect was yelling. >>> also developing, the alleged facebook killer. the police chase. and the suspect's final moments. tonight, the worker at mcdonald's. what they told the suspect at the d

. >> jimmy: now it's guy pierce? >> yes. >> jimmy: i love guy pierce. >> i know. well i keep -- i was doing interviews next to the director at the venice film festival. and we had sort of this divider between us, and i said something about the film. and i just hear him go, "no, no, don't dakota, what are you doing? why are you saying that?" and i was like, "oh, sorry. okay." >> jimmy: spoiler alert. spoiler alert. >> yeah, i was like, "no. i didn't know." so now i'm terrified to say anything about it. >> jimmy: i mean you have to say something about it. >> no, no. so i play -- i play -- it's kind of a western. so i play a woman in the frontier and i'm mute in the film and guy pierce's character is a reverend and he sort of mysteriously comes back into my life and the film kind of is about our relationship. past and present. >> jimmy: there you go. that's it right there. i want to show a clip. here's dakota fanning and guy pierce in "brimstone." take a look at this. >> when the doubts rise in your heart? why are you troubled? how do you sleep at night? how does it

and i would trust the judgment of pierce scientists hope -- peer scientists over an administrator who does not really understand. .ost: deal is from tennessee -- bill is from tennessee. independent line. caller: i agree with you but i think, there's so much money wasted, i mean, completely wasted on scientific research on the so-called, the moderator pointed out a few of those areas just a few minutes ago. there have been billions and millions of dollars invested into a cure for cancer, yet we still do not have a cure for cancer. you really needed to step back and take a look at things from the taxpayer's perspective. we work hard for our money. and we want the president to do aat he is doing, invest properly for the public and the good of the country. thanks for your time today, sir. guest: i respect and appreciate the way you addressed it. is -- you maye find $200,000 here or there that could be invested in ways you do not think is a benefit. by and large, i can assure you all of those decisions made by pierce scientists will lead to the advancement of knowledge. all of this money a

paul pierce, may be in this uniform for the last time.kably the home team of the series is going to win three games on the road. the visitors will win three in this series. >> hubie: paul pierce, we all know, one of the truly great players to play the game. 22 points a game throughout his career. 45% shooting. one of the top three point shooters in the history of basketball. he'll end up fourth in that category of three point makes. they call him the truth for a reason. he was one of the greatest finishers that the league has had. >> mark: today though belongs to quin snyder and the utah jazz who get their first playoff series victory since a team that was too young, to inexperienced a season ago, has rallied on the road and has done what 20% of road teams have done historically in game seven. let's go to lisa. >> lisa: thank you, gordon, this is on the troetd get a win. describe what it's like. >> it was a battle. the whole series was a battle. tonight is no different. it was fun. to compete with my teammates, tis a great win for us. a g

kron-four's jeff pierce has that story.(áá justine top voáá) almost 200 people are dead after massive mudslides in columbia...near the boarder with ecuador. an avalanche of water from three overflowing rivers swept through a small city in colombia destroying homes and killing unsuspecting victims in their sleep. 200 people are injured. power is out. trees are down. and the cities fresh water supply was wiped out. the president of columnia blamed climate change for triggering the avalanche. it was opening day for eastridge little league in san jose.it was also their first game since the death of their board president frank navarro. kron4's lydia pantazes is live in san jose.lydia? (lydia)there was mixed emotions today...as you can imagine teams excited to start their season but also sad that their board president wasn't here.(take vo)36-year old frank navarro dedicated himself to eastridge little league where he served as board president.he died after being stabbed near the bar where he worked on february 26th.the league put

i took a deep breath and let it out listening for the second one that's been my lungs were pierced so blood was pouring out, the clearwater scarlet at this cold. i had to find cover but i didn't feel like moving. why not close my eyes and rest. then through the crack of incoming fire someone was thundering down the slope. someone had come after me. incredibly brave, incredibly risky. i yelled out let's go, let's go. no answer. my hand came back covered in blood. just lay there as the bullets hammered. we've got to get out of here. i realized this now but i could save this. they were dragging it. he had been hit. it wasn't pretty. i pressed my mouth to his and began cpr. this marine was gone. why come after m me cometh a coe discipline didn't demand it and he wasn't even in my platoon. you came, he yelled t smeared in blood from head to toe. right next to me he was reloading with shaking hands and raindrops bubbling. we have a lot wounded. when i look down at the units come in his eyes were open and seemed to be following me. that is the third platoon you better call in a chopper to ge

kron four's jeff pierce was at her celebration.ry cake and balloons and of course flowers but this was no ordinary retirement party. shirley edelson has worked at the office suppy store patrick and company in san francisco for thirty seven years, impressive but not particularly remarkable. what makes this celebration notable is that shirley will turn ninety in a few short months.i never thought about leaving i never ever thought about leaving.never late, she always shows up and she really takes care of the customers, customers are number one for her.i am the luckiest woman in the universe, look at all these wonderful people. shirley's customers crowded into the back of the store today to celebrate this milestone. she knew them all and they all held her in the highest regard.i know every one of them, i know what they do, i know all about their families.oh this guy's from the palace hotel, this guy's from golden gate college he come in all the timeand he swims everydaythere's the swimmer.and this man with the roses, his name is ken o

kron-four's jeff pierce has the details. town hall meetings by elected officials throughout the country have been beset by loud voices concerned about national issues. but on saturday a town hall meeting in san jose provided contrast to those boistrous voices as mayor sam licardo and congressman ro khanna addressed a civil audience that wanted answers to issues that are subject to the current administration in washingto ,issues like health care.would you please stop calling it obama care and go back to the affordable care act. because to me obama care then people start calling it trump care then ryan care.if we have medicare for all or at least a public option you would see premiums go down in this country you would see better coverage we know what the solution is we need to have the political will to get there.transportation issues like extending bart.i'm absolutely committed that berryessa will not be the end point to this bart line. we've got to build it through to east san jose down to santa clara street. we've got to do

. >>> enrique pierce pled guilty to possessing child important. theda's office announced the sentence today. pierce worked on political campaigns for barbara lee and ed lee. >>> the 49ers have the dubious distinction of having the most player arrests since 2012. today that's tramaine brock walking out of jail. he was arrested for domestic violence. shortly after, the 49ers cut him from the team, which they haven't done in previous cases. more now from nbc bay area's robert honda, who broke the story. >> it is a san francisco takeaway, tramaine brock. >> 28-year-old tramaine brock was still a member the 49ers when he posted $50,000 bail and left jail this afternoon. he had no comment. it wasn't that long ago we had seen haemier images as well as interviews he did with nbc bay area including defending colin kaepernick. >> we have got to give everybody the benefit of the doubt. >> reporter: the violence group next door solutions says it is concerned about the victim. >> sounds like she has injuries. i'm concerned about her. >> reporter: police say of

this is san francisco political consultant enrique pierce.k in december pierce pled guilty to possessing child pornography. the san francisco district attorney announced the sentence yesterday adding the sentence was mott long enough. pierce has worked on political campaigns for representative barbara lee and san francisco mayor ed lee. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, he's back. one of the best players in the world back in the warriors lineup. which star may sit out. - everything we stock at grocery outlet has crazy low prices. do you know how we do it? - how? - bargainomics! say, if california has a bumper crop and produces too many oranges. or a winemaker in sonoma suddenly has 1000 bottles too many. we've got name-brand, top-quality groceries priced 40-70% off every day. bargainomics. that's our business model. and our business model is... delicious. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ >>> your time is 7:. . a live look outside oracle arena right there. another full house for tonight between the warriors and the pelicans. t

tracey wilkinson, visiting the scene where her mother was stabbed to death alongside her brother pierced finally the guardian says changes to benefit payments to families and the bereaved will mean thousands will be poorer as a result. let's start with g let's start with “f“ it i let's start with i it is i all over the place, including page six of the daily mail. the prime minister would go to war over rock, it says, tories in a startling claim the meet is ready to defend gibraltar are just the meet is ready to defend gibraltar arejust as the meet is ready to defend gibraltar are just as thatcher did for the falklands. with michael howard... the former conservative leader did the rounds on the morning political shows this morning and he made a comment that as much as margaret thatcher defended the falklands, he is sure that theresa may will show resolve and before you know it we have this spread it where we are weighing up the relative powers of each navy,... we are not going to go to war. we may have diplomatic skirmishes that the main thing is it is telling what the mentality is of th

tonight -- pierce brosnan -- from "gifted," jenny slate -- judge james -- and music from dustin lynchre's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. welcome, spring breakers and regular breakers. you know, by the way, i always say -- i was watching the basketball game with my wife last night.

jeremy white could have easily been killed with that bullet that pierced through his chest. but he's glad to be alive tonight.however his life may never be the same.pkgjeremy white remains in the intensive care unit tonight after thieves break into his oakland hills home, and shoot him once in the chest."hit his lungs, very little lung damage. went through his lung and came out through his spine"the 30 year old was caught off guard."he was comig out of the shower and heard this noise"his wheelchair bound mother, who he takes care of, wasn't home at the time. but now there's a grim reality that white may be in the same predicament once out of the hospital."this is going to be a very challenging journey for my niece, for all of us"the patriarch of the family his great uncle tells me jeremy may or may not walk again. it's too soon to tell. he tells me his family has had to deal with a number of tragedies over the years. his niece was killed for a $10 sweater, a nephew was almost beaten to death, and his brother was murdered by his girlfriend."the day before mothers day in front

. >> too big to be pierced from the outside.g to be pierced from the outside. >> that doesn't make sense. >> skin is same thickness from the inside as from the outside. >> i realize that. >> ah-ah-ah! >> it has a cut on its neck. get it to look up. [ gunfire ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go. guardians of the galaxy volume 2. that's goo >> when you see that -- imagine like, your kids, those who have little kids must go nuts knowing their parents are part of this. huh? >> yeah, i, yeah, i can say -- jack is now 4 years owed. and, and he is just now starting to get it. like he came, that was my favorite memory from this movie. my little guy got to come to set. and, and, our director james, his nephew will was there, and they're around the same age. we got to tour them around the guardian space ship. and he, like, you saw it in hissihis eyes. i saw it on tv or movie. i guess my dad does really fly a space ship for work. >> oh, dude, that was a beautiful day. that was like, it was abslultly adorable. you know, you loo

pierce, good to see you. cheers to you.orning on "upgrade your home today," the host of hgtv's property versions is helping newbies dive into the real estate business with her new show called "flipping virgins." but this morning she had diy projects. you promise these are easy? >> even if you are not a diy-er, you can do this. here's what we have, shoe bag herb garden. >> so cute. >> you have this at home. if not, buy it at the store for a few dollars. grab your favorite herbs and it's as simple as this and add a little extra potting dirt. this can hang in your kitchen near the window, as long as it gets sun, you can spray water on it. >> do you dump water in there? no. you spray. >> don't use canvas, use a plastic shoe bag so it doesn't hold the moisture there for growing mold. >> okay. great. >> that's number one. >> super cute. now this is fun, this is using your belt. how do you do this? >> you can grab vintage belts, go to goodwill and get them for a few dollars or old belts in the back of your closet. make sure they a

also we have pierce brosnan here. >>> we are back now, 8:41, with award-winning actor pierce brosnan.iling oil tycoon. take a look. >> i've lived all over the west. and this little patch of south texas i've decided to call home. it's good weather. >> yes, sir. >> we got oil, we got gas, we got monster bucks and quail coming out of our ears. so there's a good reason i chose to raise my family here. and i'm honored you all could come down and share with me. >> pierce, good morning, welcome back. >> good morning, matt. >> you start out with a contradiction. i was going to say this was the first western you have done. you have always wanted to do it. you actually did the western, you were just telling me, with liam kn liam niesom a few years back. >> i don't say this is a western, so to speak. it's a wonderful book by phillip meyer. and if people like the book, they will like this show. he's a wonderful writer. it's set in texas 1950. >> without cementing it into the liam western genre, we were talking during the commercial break, i'm a fan of westerns, i love them. were you? >> i love th

in san francisco jeff pierce kron four news. (jrstone) around 600 marches for science events like that one were organized across the united states. crowds gathered and marched as a means pressing back against legislators and policy makers that, they say, are ignoring facts and research. organizers billed the marches as political but non-partisan -- an effort to support science and evidence-based research. for many demonstrators... it was also a protest against the policies of president donald trump. in washington, science advocate bill nye said "science must shape policy" -- not just in the united states, but around the world. (bill nye/ceo of the planetary society): "our lawmakers must know and accept that science serves every one of us: every citizen of every nation and society."(jr stone) the maches were not just in the united states but across the world. demonstrators took the streets from australia to switzerland. even from the arctic to the antarctic-- where researchers and scientists added their support to the cause. (jus

. >> he says the type of guardrail that pierced his daughter's car is defective and and that the problem is putting other people's lives at risk as well. >> issue ago a apology the parents responsibility for you tube prank that left their sons in tears are saying sorry tonight. >> and metro general manager says major changes needed to bring in enough money to keep the rail agency running and getting a approval for those changes won't be so simple. >> time for a check on the forecast. this weather is crazy. crazy. >> sue, 80 one day. people are wearing coats today. >> i know. i put my seat warmer on last night going home, too, tony it we're going to be looking at things getting warmer. matter of fact you see the bus stop forecast behind me. tomorrow morning opt cool side. after school there could be fog around tomorrow morning. after school, about 75 to 82 degrees. that's what things are looking like for tomorrow morning. wanted mentionto mention as we go forward. few showers. not much showing up tonight. tomorrow afternoon we're going to go from high temperature of 63 degrees today up to

kron4's jeff pierce was at california state prison-solano for today's performance. a story you'll only see on kron4 news... behind the walls at solano state prison the words of shakespeare are spoken.bitethe marin shakespeare company has been training inmates to perform the bard's play king john and saturday afternoon they performed the play for visitors and their fellow inmates.bitethe performers are from the prison's level three. most are serving life terms. it is the first time level three prisoners have been allowed in the program.the first in level three in california. we're proud. pharaoh brooks introduced the performance explaining the story in rap.king john suggests to hubert to kill the little dooder while he prepared taxes for the churches money scooper.most of the men in the group probably never thought in their lives that they would be doing shakepeare.when i was a kid i was the jolly green giant once. this is my first performance as an adult.bite i've been in prison since i was nineteen years old. i've never had a job, and i've never done nothing like t

. >>> pierce college in philadelphia is expanding its partnership with a nonprofit to help people in ribbon cutting helped year up grants in wilmington. it will -- as well as professional skills training and he was here to thank your up and pierce college. >>> and they are testing a new traveler pretest center at philadelphia international airport think of it as an easy pass of sorts for check in for a fee travellers are free screened expediting their checkin for flights for years and open at terminal b for ten days, if enough people sign up the center could stay there beyond that. >>> still ahead he is one of the the most controversial voices of the conservative movement, but is alex jones outrage real? some accuse him of being a performance artist. >>> this man may not have won the boston marathon but won the hearts of millions when he crossed the finish line. >>> there is a right way to eat pringles and the secret to maximize each chip's flavor. and meteorologist, adam joseph back with the forecast. tech: when your windshield needs to be fixed... trust safelite autoglass. for thes

this tree pierced through the roof and into the ceiling on the home's top floor.are occurrence but it did happen here. we spoke with a restoration contractor who says this is nearly more than 100,000 wouldn't of damage and it could be at least three months before the family can return. lauren. >>> a sixth grade english teacher at sterling middle school is held in jail tonight. loudoun county sheriff office said she showed up intox dated to work today and also had open container of alcohol in her possession and she drove here so she was also charged with duxt i. she's held on $2,000 secured bond. sarah. >> in fairfax county an elderly man was found dead in senior center apartment this happened yesterday at the little river glen senior center in fairfax. investigators say 77-year-old kung hun wen had trauma to upper body an autopsy shows he was murdered. police have no suspects or motive. >> developing overseas, investigators are piecing together clues in a deadly attack of popular paris shopping district this as the country prepares for a vote in most pivotal presi

tracey wilkinson, visiting the scene where her mother was stabbed to death alongside her brother pierce week. we have to start with gibraltar. tonight of all nights. fighting talk on gibraltar. the defence secretary insisting the uk will defend the rock all the way and lord howard comparing theresa may potentially to margaret thatcher should it come to it. he did not quite mention war, did he? i think he's said this has been mentioned and that obviously theresa may will strongly defend and support gibraltar. for some reason it was translated into margaret thatcher and possibly tanks and invasion. i am thatcher and possibly tanks and invasion. iam not thatcher and possibly tanks and invasion. i am not sure how that happened and i am sure theresa may is pleased he is incommunicado as she works out how to roll back from the idea that we will invade gibraltar. the direct comparison was made? a former conservative leader michael howard was doing the rounds oi'i michael howard was doing the rounds on the shows this morning and said comments to the effect of, we were willing to defend the falk

kron-four's jeff pierce has more on just how heated that meeting got. hall meetings by elected officials throughout the country have been beset by loud voices concerned about national issues. but on saturday a town hall meeting in san jose provided contrast to those boistrous voices as mayor sam licardo and congressman ro khanna addressed a civil audience that wanted answers to issues that are subject to the current administration in washingto ,issues like health care.would you please stop calling it obama care and go back to the affordable care act. because to me obama care then people start calling it trump care then ryan care.if we have medicare for all or at least a public option you would see premiums go down in this country you would see better coverage we know what the solution is we need to have the political will to get there.transportation issues like extending bart.i'm absolutely committed that berryessa will not be the end point to this bart line. we've got to build it through to east san jose down to santa clara street. we've got to do ever

(pam) kron4's jeff pierce was there.e was the obligatory cake and balloons and of course flowers but this was no ordinary retirement party. shirley edelson has worked at the office suppy store patrick and company in san francisco for thirty seven years, impressive but not particularly remarkable. what makes this celebration notable is that shirley will turn ninety in a few short months.i never thought about leaving i never ever thought about leaving.never late, she always shows up and she really takes care of the customers, customers are number one for her.i am the luckiest woman in the universe, look at all these wonderful people. shirley's customers crowded into the back of the store today to celebrate this milestone. she knew them all and they all held her in the highest regard.i know every one of them, i know what they do, i know all about their families.oh this guy's from the palace hotel, this guy's from golden gate college he come in all the timeand he swims everydaythere's the swimmer.and this man with the roses,

jeremy white could have easily been killed with that bullet that pierced through his chest. but he's glad to be alive tonight.however his life may never be the same.pkgjeremy white remains in the intensive care unit tonight after thieves break into his oakland hills home, and shoot him once in the chest."hit his lungs, very little lung damage. went through his lung and came out through his spine"the 30 year old was caught off guard."he was comig out of the shower and heard this noise"his wheelchair bound mother, who he takes care of, wasn't home at the time. but now there's a grim reality that white may be in the same predicament once out of the hospital."this is going to be a very challenging journey for my niece, for all of us"the patriarch of the family his great uncle tells me jeremy may or may not walk again. it's too soon to tell. he tells me his family has had to deal with a number of tragedies over the years. his niece was killed for a $10 sweater, a nephew was almost beaten to death, and his brother was murdered by his girlfriend."the day before mothers day in front

kron4's jeff pierce was at solano state prison for today's performance.ehind the walls at solano state prison the words of shakespeare are spoken.bitethe marin shakespeare company has been training inmates to perform the bard's play king john and saturday afternoon they performed the play for visitors and their fellow inmates.bitethe performers are from the prison's level three. most are serving life terms. it is the first time level three prisoners have been allowed in the program.the first in level three in california. we're proud.pharaoh brooks introduced the performance explaining the story in rap. king john suggests to hubert to kill the little dooder while he prepared taxes for the churches money scooper. most of the men in the group probably never thought in their lives that they would be doing shakepeare.when i was a kid i was the jolly green giant once. this is my first performance as an adult.bite i've been in prison since i was nineteen years old. i've never had a job, and i've never done nothing like this as a team like this so this gives me a

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pierce was picking up her children from school and died trying to shield them from bullets. >>> a los angeles boy is safe this morning following an amber alert. police say that the boy's noncustodial mother took him from elementary school yesterday. she let officers on a chase that ended with her arrest inside a harley-davidson store. authorities say that the boy was unharmed. >>> the coast guard is now working to salvage a barge that sunk in the bay. the 112-foot vengeance capsized south of the bay bridge during a storm a few weeks ago. it's now on the transbay tube. the u.s. coast guard and other agencies are working on plans to send divers to attach anchors to the sea floor and the barge. that way they can eventually get it upright and towed. it could take weeks. it's unclear how much fuel spilled into the bay. crews have controlled the leak. >>> time check 5:08. hundreds of gas and oil wells are shut down in the wake of a deadly explosion in colorado. >> and one bay area city has launched a new push to entice businesses to make the move across the bay. >> sure, you have heard abou

>>> too big to be pierced from the outside., wait a minute! >> what is it doing? >> he said the skin is too thick to be pierced from the outside -- >> that doesn't make any sense. >> i tried telling him that. >> skin is same thickness from the inside as from the outside. >> i realize that. >> ah-ah-ah! >> it has a cut on its neck. get it to look up. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go. an exclusive clip from "guardians of the galaxy volume 2." that's good stuff. >> it's good. >> jimmy: when you see that -- i imagine your kids, those who knowing their parents are part of this, huh? >> yeah, i, yeah, i can say -- jack is now 4 years old. and he's just now starting to get it. he came and visited -- that was my favorite memory from this movie. my little guy got to come to set. and, and, our director james, his nephew will was there, and they're around the same age. we got to tour them around the guardian spaceship. and he, like, you saw it in his eyes. he thought like -- i've seen it on tv or in the movie, but i gues

. >>> imagine a device that measures blood sugar without piercing the skin.e is on the cutting edge of what some are calling a medical miracle. a chat with our medical expert comes next. >>> and some rainfall today. still tracking a few scattered showers on the radar but we do get a break for your friday. here's our cam looking out towards mount diablo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. >>> apple has reportedly hired a number of biomedical engineers to develop a device to help diabetics track their blood sugar levels without piercing the skin. it involves sensors that shine a light through the skin. the project is in its fifth year. more than 370 million people suffer from diabetes world wide. other tech companies are also said to be working on similar product. this could bea game changer in the medical world. joining me now is ktvu medical expert dr. larry. i think i know the answer to this, but this is a big deals, right? >> this is a really big deal. you mentioned hundreds of millions of people worldwide a

tonight -- pierce brosnan -- from "gifted," jenny slate -- judge james -- and music from dustin lynch's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. it's very nice. welcome. welcome, spring breakers and regular breakers. you know, by the way, i always say -- i was watching the basketball game with my wife last night.

he was sucking wheezing and that met my lung was pierced but i didn't hear it. one was pouring out, and scarlet. it was cold, i had to find cover. i didn't feel like moving. why not disclose my. >> and boots sounded coming my way. through the rattling crack of incoming fire, someone was thundering down the slope. sounding the latter, and he came into the letter writer sliding for home, tumbling over me in the streambed. someone had come after me. incredibly brave, incredibly risky. i grabbed his flapjack and yeah let's go. >> my hand came back covered with blood. an unfamiliar pale long face fell back. i didn't know him. i can't move, i yelled that he didn't respond. then later on top of me, jerking as a bullet after his flapjack. you've got to get out of here, i said. i grabbed his harness and pulled him off and drag him through the mud and through the rocks to the stream as the bullets peppered the water around us.the dock i was worried might be dying i realized is now but maybe i could save this one. it seemed to take hours to crawl area driving a and heavy b

kron4's jeff pierce was at the prison performance of shakespere, in a story you'll only see on kron4ind the walls at solano state prison the words of shakespeare are spoken.bitethe marin shakespeare company has been training inmates to perform the bard's play king john and saturday afternoon they performed the play for visitors and their fellow inmates.bitethe performers are from the prison's level three. most are serving life terms. it is the first time level three prisoners have been allowed in the program.the first in level three in california. we're proud. pharaoh brooks introduced the performance explaining the story in rap.king john suggests to hubert to kill the little dooder while he prepared taxes for the churches money scooper.most of the men in the group probably never thought in their lives that they would be doing shakepeare.when i was a kid i was the jolly green giant once. this is my first performance as an adult.bite i've been in prison since i was nineteen years old. i've never had a job, and i've never done nothing like this as a team like this so this gives me an o