the polaroid snap makes an instant snap. >> i might give you a pass on the polaroid camera.o not buy your mother a crock pot. >> what about a roomba? >> no. please. >> handmade card. >> no, i love that. >>> 5:57. we are celebrating a soon-to-be mother again. melissa mollet shares her story. >> now she has more to share. is she having a boy or a girl? we have the answer coming up. >>> and we continue our super kids series with a young chef who's serving cooking advice with her meals. a look at her skills already names in food. >>> right now on "news 4 today," a possible abduction prompting an amber alert. a baby and her mother both missing. we'll fill you in before you see the warnings all over the road. >>> and ignoring victims of sexual assault. the lawsuit launched against why students say the school isn't doing enough to help. >>> plus, another symbol of hatred left behind. this time it's happened at a middle school. a look at the suspects you could help identify. >>> "news 4 today" starts now. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. there's

it's the old polaroid film. remember you get the polaroid and you look at the picture and it would look very vague. and you begin finally to see the person you took the picture of, right? this one, it keeps growing a little faster than normal. you find out that the russians according to the cia were trying to infiltrate manafort, trying to infiltrate flynn. now we've got this scrutiny, nice word, of kushner. we want to know why were they meeting with all the russians? my standard question is why so many russians? why so many people dealing with russians? i've known lots of administrations. i don't think obama had that many love affairs and terrorists and gigs with the russians. why trump? >> so there's so much smoke now. our eyes are burning. our throats are burning. there's a lot of fire. i mean this is beyond even smoke. >> the son-in-law, why does he even have the job? they push the past the whole nepotism law. they found a way to get the guy in there so he could have these meetings with kislyak and the russi

the polaroid snap makes an instant print and copy. >> please don't buy your mother an appliance this mother's day. >> camera is nice? >> okay. yes. >> stay with us. "news 4 today" continues now at 5:00 a.m. >>> "news 4 today" starts now. >>> jewelry, perfume. >> flowers. >> flowers, chocolates. you follow me? >> not a vacuum. 5:00 a.m. right now. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. right to your weather and traffic. >> melissa has an eye on roads and traffic. we'll go to chuck and sheena for the forecast. >> not a pretty day to be outside. that being said, it's not a total loss of a morning. >> no, that's true because it's cloudy and it's going to stay cloudy for most of the day. and then as you're about to step out from the friday night plans, that's when it will come back.

. >> reporter: the polaroids and newspaper clippings date back nearly 50 years. >> it took our house down. it was awful. >> reporter: but the traumatic memories as fresh today for 89-year-old bruna as they were back in 1969 when a levee break washed away her family's sherman island home. >> these logs that had come were the other end of the island were already down in underneath. and you can hear them ramming and ramming and ramming and just shaking and weakening it. and down it went. >> reporter: today, thousands of miles of levees still guard against flooding throughout the suk and san joaquin valleys. much of the levee system was built in the 1800s to preverve farmland and much of the system has not been properly maintained or modernized. >> this road you can see the cracking. >> reporter: michael serves as lead central valley flood management planner with california's deputy of water resources. >> the levees are old. we are sitting on levees that were designed and conceptualized and constructed over 100 years ago. but we haven't really been paying the true cost of maint n maintai

we'll take a polaroid and tape it right next to kerri's star on the walk of fame. >> that's my version you? >> jimmy: it seems like you are. it seems like -- i don't know, i mean -- it does seem like you're almost like brother and sister. i don't want to be weird. but it does. >> i have to say, you know -- like i have my core friends in l.a. and mandy and scott, i feel like they always have my back. they're just -- like they would fight so much for me. >> jimmy: would you fight someone? fight a member of our audience right now. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> don't, don't, don't, don't! i don't like this, i don't like this! [ cheers and applause ] >> no, stop it, oh my gosh, oh my gosh! >> jimmy: keri russell and scott speedman! you chickened out, scott. "animal kingdom" airs tuesdays at 9:00pm on tnt. and we'll return with comedian casey crawford. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ handballer 1: you know what i scrambled eggs and pancakes. crave van! jack: hey, guys. try my jumbo breakfast platter with sausage or bacon, plus 8 mini pancakes, eggs and a hash brown for just $2.99. you cr

. >> the polaroids and newspaper clippings date back near 50 years. >> it took our house down. it was awful. >> but the traumatic memories remain as appreciate today for 89-year-old brunn a dell as back in 69 when a levy break washed away her sherman island home. >> the logs that had come from the other end of the island were already down in underneath and you can hear them ramming and ramming and just shaking. and down it went. >> today thousands of miles of levy still guard against flooding throughout the sacramento and sand jauquin valley. much of the levy to me was built in the 1800 to preserve farmland and much of the system has not been maintained or modernized >> this road you can see the cracking. >> this man serves as lead central planner with department of water resources. >> the levy are old we're sitting on levy designed on constructed over 100 years ago. but we with haven't been really paying the true cost of maintaining the levies out here. >> if you think this sounds like someone else's problem on a farm far away from the bustling urban bay area, think again. >>

. >> reporter: the polaroids and newspaper clippings date back nearly 50 years. >> it took our house down. it was awful. >> reporter: but the traumatic recommend miss remain as fresh today as back in 1969 when a levee of break washed away her sherman island family home. >> the logs that have come from the other end of the island were already in down underneath, and you could hear them ramming and ramming and just shaking and weakening it, and down it went. >> reporter: today thousands of miles of levees still guard against flooding throughout the sacramento and san joaquin valleys. much of the levee of system was built in the 1800s to preserve farmland, and much of the system has not been properly maintain or modernized. >> here you can see the cracking. >> reporter: michael mears served with the department of water resources. >> levees were design and constructed and conceptualized over 100 years ago but we haven't been paying the true cost of maintaining levees out here. >> reporter: if you think this sounds like someone else's problem on a farm far away from the bustling urban bay

dressed up like unicorns, asking for donations and they'll take a polaroid with you.hey're closing in on the final total. that's when one of the guys from another one of their videos is going by. >> take a photo with us and give us the final five bucks. >> there you go. the guys of yes theory in one day was able to go out and with a bit of creativity raise 146 bucks for roberto. i guess he's going to live. >>> thanks ffr watching, everybody. if you want more, you can head to rightthisminute.com. they don't help single moms. hi. hi. what happened to our house last year? it flooded. and the water flooded out. yeah. the red cross arranged the hotel for us. they gave me that break, that leverage, to be able to get it together and... take care of them, you know? i feel like we've come full circle. like that! this is how i'll do it. sarah: there you go. you...smells fine, but yourin your passengers smell this bell dinging new febreze car with odorclear technology cleans away odors... ...for up to 30 days smells nice... breathe happy, with new febreze. >>> four former colleg

problem and where all the younger viewers among the 50 stocks that would never go down, names like polaroid it's not a forever buy necessarily. >> your take on some of the geopolitical event you've been watching. you always watch that. are there market implications for the merkel speech over the weekend not being able to rely on some of our common allies and trump firing a tweet this morning against germany on trade and defense. >> the g7 meeting doesn't sound like it was a lovefest and i think that is of a concern. somewhat unusual, we'll have to see you get other pickup and the strange thing is the president benefited from his trip to a degree. he got reasonably good headlines out of it. now he's back to face the other headlines about russian influence and collusion, it was not helpful to have merkel come out with the tone she came out with. >> she's also running in a domestic election. >> we'll see more of that, but it can put strain on what's going on. >> art thanks. art cashin. >> you're welcome. >> when we come back the next steps in pushing the president's economic agenda, what it me