here is a look. ♪ >> i was commissioned to write an article on this work for the cole porter companionthe fact that he did a theatrical piece early on, that it was a ballet, was little known. when i started writing this essay, i looked through the available literature, and it amounted to one article. ♪ >> i thought it should be revived because it is cold -- it is cole porter and is an important chapter in american history. but then i was interested in that it was an immigration parable and a response to decisions made on the congressional level in the united states on banning all immigrants and having quotas from countries we think of as very wealthy nowadays -- australia, western countries. and then trump happened. ♪ >> there are policies which have been unfriendly to people coming into our country. >> it is great to be able to do something that says something about that. we get the chance to make an impact. ♪ >> what i researched in looking at the score, i could see it was a fairly intricate composition. it is ragtime, there are a lot of jokes built into it that seem to be references

years old but he writes preciously those popular deceptions are widespread we speak easily of the porter as if they are the unchanging group change in the way to conceptualize the poverty problem or the welfare problem presumes that permanent existence in american society. so i had a conversation with the foundation president when year ago of course, i had written this book on the rise of extreme poverty and he said that what you to talk about that book because we're only interested in studying the board and not the generational pork her wanted to be respectful but then i said i will be talking about $2 a day because the extreme poor our children falling into poverty have an adult who were working so that is a small taste of the big story you're telling and i am thinking that it turns the perception of poverty on their head many porter -- poor americans that we find that 86 percent of the volatility of income can be laid at the feet of jobs. it is jobs. sova receive psycho fundamental misconception of poverty and fundamentally at also looks like every conception. >> how the families did

one of the people that, i interviewed mary porter. i would like to read to you from that section. it is at the beginning of - oh, and something that the book. so there's also a chapter on public health issues, homelessness, amazing experiences that i had meeting and talking to homeless people in different areas in atlanta. then i went on a tour of the neighborhoods around the beltline. so i started with the east. with the park and then i went south. so i went clockwise. south to neighborhoods such as south atlanta and peoples town and pittsburgh. none of which i never heard of growing up. then i went to west and in washington park and english avenue. then i went to very troubling neighborhoods and then i went north to places i knew better. but i still learned a lot. collier hills, ansley pope, piedmont heights and places like that. and i stayed with people all over. i want to review the beginning of this south beltline chapter. chapter 11. a slow dance to better communities.mary porter born in 1947, grew up in the south atlanta neighborhood. there really is a neighbor called south

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porter: were there life-threatening injuries? >> everybody was transferred to the hospital. reporter: the shooter asked republicans or democrats, can you say, yes, whether you think there is a political motivation? >> no, not aware of that at all. reporter: what kind of weapon? >> don't know the information on the weapon. reporter: are you saying this is random? >> it's early. reporter: assassination? >> i don't know the facts. it's too early to say. reporter: can you give us the condition of the suspect? the suspect was taken to the suspect? and the general condition of the officers shot? >> i think the officers are doing better. i am not sure about the suspect at this time. reporter: is the suspect talking to law enforcement? >> is there any information on motive? >> no, ma'am. reporter: the capitol police officers, the security details here with congressman scalise, can you give us the sense of the importance about the fact there were armed officers on the scene when it started? >> members of the dignitary protection, yes, they were here. yes. protection team. reporter: a

we saw in her shuffle today of ministerial appointments, we saw some remain porters, in, some brexiters come in. it's hard to did you switch side shoes on. evenif to did you switch side shoes on. even if she wants to lead us out, it's whether she actually can. may has never looked weaker as prime minister than she does now and it's the cabinet making a lot of decisions. which takes off onto the other story, david on the front page of the times. hammond pushes tories to ditch brexit trade plan. the real brexiteers are going to hold sway according to the telegraph, but the times is now saying it could be hammond. this is exactly the point. is it only a week ago it was philip hammond who was for the chop as chancellor? now he is preparing to lead a battle within the government to soften brexit by keeping britain inside the eu customs union. this is what people like borisjohnson have fought tooth and nail against. and then of course president macron who we mentioned earlier, he added to the fire tonight by saying that the eu's doors remain open for britain to reverse brexit, if things go

. >> reporter: and after 18 years of teaching music rapndy porter saw it today.his is what happens when your local team goes to the finals and your school is a legacy with all the perks. >> everybody is on a high. this is the most excited i've seen students. >> the nba says it's helped hundreds of schools around the world. mirrors and blinds in the dance studio, a separate room in the library for learning and playing and not far away a parent's room complete with all the comforts of home. >> the washing machine or dryer broke. >> reporter: the music teacher randy porter still had one burning question. >> how come lebron gets away with all those fouls, commissioner? we want to know the answer to that. >> reporter: we asked. >> he's called the same way all the other players are. >> reporter: you're standing on that? >> absolutely. >> reporter: so play on. in oakland, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> last night's game not the only renewed a feud between the warriors and cavs, it's spawned a new viral storyline behind kevin durant and rehihanna. rihanna fans are now l

. >> reporter: and after 18 years of teaching music rapndy porter saw it today. this is what happens when your local team goes to the finals and your school is a legacy with all the perks. >> everybody is on a high. this is the most excited i've seen students. >> the nba says it's helped hundreds of schools around the world. mirrors and blinds in the dance studio, a separate room in the library for learning and playing and not far away a parent's room complete with all the comforts of home. >> the washing machine or dryer broke. >> reporter: the music teacher randy porter still had one burning question. >> how come lebron gets away with all those fouls, commissioner? we want to know the answer to that. >> reporter: we asked. >> he's called the same way all the other players are. >> reporter: you're standing on that? >> absolutely. >> reporter: so play on. in oakland, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> last night's game not the only renewed a feud between the warriors and cavs, it's spawned a new viral storyline behind kevin durant and rehihanna. rihanna fans are now

miss shay porter? miss porter votes aye. dr. wenstrop votes no. miss rosen and mr. graves, mr. graves votes no. mr. carbohall, mr. carbohall votes aye. miss stefanik votes aye. miss mcsally votes aye. mrs. murphy votes aye. mr. knight? mr. knight votes no. mr. russell, mr. russell votes no. mr. owe hall letter ron votes aye. dr. dayjarley votes no. mr. swazey votes aye. dr. abraham? dr. abraham votes no. mr. wolz votes aye. mr. kelly? mr. kelly votes no. mr. gallagher? mr. gallagher votes no. mr. gates? mr. gates votes no. mr. bacon? mr. bacon votes no. mr. banks? mr. banks votes no. miss cheney? miss cheney votes no. mr. jones? mr. jones votes no. miss gaberd? miss gaberd? >> mr. chair, how am i recorded? >> how is mr. knight recorded? >> mr. chairman, mr. knight is recorded as voting no. >> mr. night wants to be a yes. >> mr. knight is voting yes. >> the clerk will report the tally. >> mr. chairman, there were 30 aye votes, 31 no votes. >> the amendment is not agreed to. if there are no further amendments, the chair recognizes the gentleman from colorado, mr. kaufman, for the

. >> you mentioned cole porter. i am from indiana and as of cole parter.tening to him. >> he's the best. >> he was the best. >> yes. when you mentioned earlier that you promised to only do quality stuff and you never want sing cheap songs because some producers begged you to do it to get a big hit so you have been true of who you are through your artistic news. i wonder if i can ask you, what for you to make a great song. i asked questions of artists and great song writers like smoky robertson. what for them make a great song. you are interpreter of that great american song book. what is for you? what's for tony bennett to make a great song? >> a best example is a composer named berlin. he was amazing. every time he wrote a song, it was simple and profound at the same time. you will never get tired hearing a great berlin song. >> i think you answered my question, simple, profound and ever lasting, those are part of the ingredients of great songs for you. >> you have a lot of collaborations. you been hanging out with lady gaga, amy whinehaus, what is it abo

paul porter, my friend, thank you very much for being here. >> i want to say thank you to the policy forum. my team and i attended the 20th anniversary gala last night. i was honored to receive the george curry drum major of justice award for excellence in journalism. thank you very much for that special honor. that is our show for today. be sure to join us next weekend for more "a.m. joy." keep it right here on msnbc. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo dealer to take advantage of our midsommar sales event offer. visit your volvo dealer to take advantage this scarf all that's my left to rememb... sayonara. what. she washed this like a month ago! the long lasting scent of gain. now available in matching scents across your entire laundry routine. ♪ a lot of people have vertical blinds. well, if a lot of people jumped off a bridge, would you? you hungry? i'm okay right -- i'm... i'm becoming my, uh, mother. it's been hard, but some o

it runs from klingle road northwest from cortland place to porter street. d.c. mayor muriel bowser was there at the ribbon cutting. many residents say they waited a long time for this. >> we've been watching the progress for months, years now. and yeah, really excited to come down. it's a great way to get into town. it's a great way to run around with kids and not have to worry about cars. >> the trail has also been a source of controversy over the years. it cost $6 million to build even though it's less than a mile long. many people w >>> two weeks into her life at first lady in the nation's capital, she's staying true to her reputation as a home body. but yesterday she hired the chief usher and she is settling in young barron. she said she's enjoying white house life so much that she doesn't really miss new york. >>> a virginia family's boat sinks while vacations in south florida. the one thing that kept them above water until help arred.iv z2ejcz z16fz y2ejcy y16fy >>> a vacation almost turns into tragedy for a virginia man and his two daughters. matthew esma

i look for to marching and will ward to be porter can for the day. amy: the yankees pulled out?n: yes, one of the first. not unexpected. amy: i want to thank you, juan cartagena, and your final comments, this significant day, not only the day of the new york review desperately can decorate, but the day of the dust several of the parties are boycotting. >> the ironies are e ermous. we're celebrating a day in which we as a country try to celebrate yearly. elevatea chance to puerto ricans. the chance i get to see oscar lopez rivera free after i visited him in prison also the president of the national lawyers guild, we both went with his attorney, whose name needs to be elevated, jasmine, an amazing attorney, and what she's commutationre his is something to be applauded. oscar to see the day that can live and breathe as freely as anyone can in a colonial regime. juan: this is the 100th anniversary of the imposition of u.s. citizenship by the u.s. congress in 1917. imposednship that was despite the complete opposition of the elected leaders of puerto rico who voted against it. it was

porter: yesterday -- [indiscernible] seems pretty clear that she is an opponent of the president and his policies. was the president aware of the arrest? mr. spicer: with respect to all kind of ongoing investigations, i would never comment. with that being said, you have heard the president very clearly talk about the concern that he has about unauthorized disclosures of class tied and sensitive information and the threat they can pose to national security. while i don't want to comment on any case or allege, it is important to note any disclosure of classified or sensitive information can clearly threaten our national security. reporter: you said on many occasions that the president's tweets speaks for itself. yesterday in a series of tweets he accused the department of justice on the president's executive order on immigration. given that he has faulted the d.o.j., does he fault the person attorney he that, general jeff sessions? mr. spicer: i have answered that question. reporter: what you just said about the persian gulf. clear the president is taking sides in this. mr. spicer: wh

. >> porter: moments after philando castile was shot, you see an officer pull the girl out of her chair. the girl and mother were placed in the back of a police car. reynolds was clearly upset, handcuffed. >> it's okay, i'm right here with you. >> reporter: the young girl comforts her mother. >> [ bleep ] >> mom, please don't at police i don't want you to get shooted. i will keep you safe. >> i can't believe they did that. >> i wish this was safer. i don't want it to be like this anymore. >> reporter: the pair prayed unaware castile has died. >> please lord, i just need him to be okay. please lord. i just need him to be fine. >> tell god that we need him. >> police eventually took the handcuffs off diamond reynolds so she could rock and comfort her baby daughter. but they were left in the back of the police car for 45 minutes until an officer drove them to a police station for more questioning. >>> no word on their conditions tonight. or what caused that boat to flip. >>> a group of first responders in hayward went above and beyond the call of duty. mowing the grass, pulling weeds and c

thank you so much for your time here as porter investigative journalist and national security policy alice i always appreciate your insight. and the arab states on the outs with qatar issued the country a list of demands to meet in order to drop its blockade guitar confirmed last friday it received a list artie's someone there was already aware ports that one of those demands is sending shock waves through media and human rights communities saudi arabia egypt the united arab emirates and bahrain recently cut off qatar accusing it of funding terrorism in the region now in order to lift the diplomatic and economic sanctions the gulf states gave the country a list of thirteen demands from scaling down diplomatic ties with iran to kicking turkey's military out of the country to severing ties with the likes of the muslim brotherhood dyess al qaida and hezbollah before arab states say all of these demands must be met within ten days but two in particular are sparking outcry among media members and human rights activists the countries have ordered qatar to shut down the state funded al-jaze

from toronto thanks for that live report now we turn to gareth porter has to. investigative journalist and national security policy analyst thank you so much for joining us today and so first i want to talk about you know the russian deputy foreign minister has come out and said the u.s. led coalition attack on the syrian government as an act of aggression possibly a breach of international law and they've come out further to say that the u.s. is trying to defeat isis but actually help them that this was a counter terrorism policy what are your thoughts do you agree well there are some serious problems clearly with the u.s. posture in the syrian conflict at this point it's not only the russians who have raised questions about the legitimacy and the wisdom of the u.s. assertion of its power in this conflict as far as it's gone and as as rapidly as it's gone if you go back no a few weeks the interesting thing to me is that the u.s. military in syria seemed very confident that they could assert the right to have exclusive access to this zone around rocka to the ex

. >> reporter: she was found face down in the middle of the crosswalk at the intersection of porter street northwest. that was around 10:00 in the morning on may 16th. when cowan came to -- >> i was looking around and friends were there and it was very strange. >> she was at gw hospital and tells us she already had metal rods in her arm and stitches over her left eye, suffered bleeding of the brain and vision issues. she remembers heading to the hospital, but between that -- >> i have no recollection. >> reporter: here is where the frustration comes in. >> these injuries are the result of being hit by a vehicle. >> reporter: the fire department's report sot backs that up at least two 911 callers. >> throughout -- [indiscernible]. >> reporter: the police report says she emergency instead. >> they could certain follow up and ask those individuals >> allan: her partner hired a private investigator trying to find answers on their own. >> reporter: if you made the 911 call or know anything, they are asking you to call the number on these signs. >> what a mystery. stephanie talked to dc place ag

john porter, a republican house member, who was first elected to the state legislature points out when they have the system and shrunk the size of legislature and got rid of the system in 1980 but again, you have mixed representation by politics in every district and chicago republicans, urban,

john porter, a republican house member, who was first elected to legislature, points system they have the and shrunk the size of legislature and got rid of the system in 1980, but again, you representation by politics in every district and chicago republicans, urban, democrats and it just worked. systems really can work. host: reform system, you can find out more about the effort making at the website fairvote.org, you have heard members of the group. rob richie and krist novoselic, group.f the you may recognize them as founding member of nerva >> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news a that affects you. coming up tuesday morning, congressman barry loudermilk bout his proposal to allow concealed carry permit from other states to be legal in the district of columbia. then "usa today's" kevin johnson will talk about his report on the need for more security personnel at federal maximum security prisons. watch "washington journal" live on c-span, tuesday at 7:00 a.m. >> recently on c-span, williams college student zachary wood at a senate judiciary committee hearing on fr

ryan: may 16, kate was walking to grocery store near 34 and porter street northwest. that is the last thing she remembers before waking up in the hospital. >> i think i was probably crossing the street and i was hit by a vehicle. >> a group of good samaritans found her face down in the crosswalk and called 911. no witnesses have come forward. the police report says there is no evidence she was struck by a vehicle or victim of a violent crime. but according to an e.m.c. report cob tained by abc7 the incident involves a vehicle. kate hired a private investigator to dig deeper. she simply wants to know what happened and thank the people who saved her life. >> i would very much like to identify the people who came to my aid. i would like to thank them. ryan: kate picked up the e.m.s. report today and she has come to the scene hoping it would jog her memory but still something. ryan hughes, abc7 news >> caught on video. a blown hydrant flooding the street. this happened after 1:30 in the afternoon. at last check, crews are racing to repair the road. the drivers need to avo

porter: we know that oscar perez is an inspector with 15 years of experience, but he is also an actor and grow produce and start in a crime action film last year that detailed the hardships of being a police officer in venezuela. there are no clues as to the whereabouts of perez right now. he fits all the criteria of starting a scandal. brent: bizarre, to say the least. it happens at a time the president maduro is threatening the united states not to interfere with his country or else. he has said that he wanted to turn the gulf of mexico into the mediterranean, saying that if you overthrow our country, we will all become refugees and migrants and go to the united states. is that getting a lot of play? reporter: well, wheard the ambassador tohe oas today, from venezuela, sang that strange other countries are not claiming this to be a terrorist attack, and that the other governments should reinforce security against these terrorist attacks. brent: all right, our correspondent in caracas on the story for us tonight. thank you very much. herere some the other ories maki headlines. though

caller: yes come on james comey, withlast interview he had his fbi agents in a closed room, notetaking porter, she was not -- no tape does this recorder, she was not under oath, who does this? agents had to sign a nondisclosure agreement. why? meetingrmation in that was pertinent to prosecuting her come and she is not even under oath? that is not right. comey ought to be asked about that tomorrow or whatever his hearing is. host: thursday, 10:00, if you want to catch it for yourself. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] archie, go ahead. caller: i was an air traffic controller four years in the air force, and 30 years faa. inemember vividly the strike august 1981. we had quite a few problems during that year. of time and i'm -- during that period of time. as i understand it, a federal employee cannot strike but when it comes to a private company, they will have the ability to negotiate the strike. to create chaos again, that is my main co

. >>> part of the multiuse trail from tilton street to porter street will be closed. crews are repaving the trail towards bluff bridge. this is part of the larger repaving of 2015. >>> the jackpot is up to $375 million. if you pick the cash payout, we always say you pick the cash, you're still bringing home $235 million. this is the 12th biggest jackpot in the history of powerball. you know what, i'm >> i deserve to win. >> you deserve to win? what did you do to deserve to win? >> i just do. >> he didn't do nothing. >> did you even buy a ticket, aaron? >> there's still time. >> then you do deserve to win. >> the 12th biggest jackpot are you interested in that one yet? >> yeah, if i remember to get a ticket, i will. anyway, wouldn't that be nice. would you come back to work? everyone always asks that question. >> i would come back in and say bagels are on me today and that would be the last day you saw me. >> i think i would say i'm going to the bathroom and never come back. currently this morning, we did not win, so we're still here. 63 degrees in the district. it's c

honester gunfight in a birthday porter a privately owned club this is not unusual they've had a lot of people killed in this in a past few years high school students killing each other you know in and you know this is you never know when you're in you know be wrong and. i would love to walk to work or ride a bike to work in a place was only like two miles down the road but on to scared to ride a bike or walk home at midnight i always worry about walking. always so with half the lights out right now. you know it's a very dangerous place. yet on the road to sixteen homicides last year. three times a lot more people remember church. this is a weekly test of the no weather radio all hazards warning device for station k h twenty eight in philadelphia pennsylvania during potentially dangerous weather situations specially built receivers are automatically activated to warn of the impending hazard test of the signal normally conducted by the national weather service in mount holly new jersey every wednesday between eleven am and noon if there is a threat of severe weather during the normal tes

well, for admiral porter that is not good enough. he has a marine contention wrote him to shore -- row him to shore. the plants his flag in the fort and declares the u.s. navy has captured fort anderson. it's the only incident in the civil war for the united states fortcaptured a confederate from united states army. on february 22, 1865. just two days after fort anderson was evacuated. wilmington fell in and robert e. lee surrendered his forces. he was forced to abandon petersburg in early april and retreated westward. he was forced to surrender by u.s. grant on april 9. that was only about six weeks after the fall wilmington.

well, for admiral porter that is not good enough. he has a marine contention wrote him to shore -- row him to shore. the plants his flag in the fort and declares the u.s. navy has captured fort anderson. it's the only incident in the civil war for the united states fortcaptured a confederate from united states army. on february 22, 1865. just two days after fort anderson was evacuated. wilmington fell in and robert e. lee surrendered his forces. he was forced to abandon petersburg in early april and retreated westward. he was forced to surrender by u.s. grant on april 9. that was only about six weeks after the fall wilmington. most historians focus their or inion on virginia terms of the seaport in charleston. wilmington played an incredibly important role during the war. not many people know about fort anderson. they hear about the forts guarding wilmington during the civil war, to hear about fort fisher and understandably so. the site of the two largest naval bombardments of the war, the largest amphibian operation in american hist

the section of paved trail from tilden street to porter street northwest will be closed through next tuesday, as part of the beach drive reconstruction project. crews are repaving the trail across bluff bridge. for the next week - pedestrians and cyclists on the trail will be able to use a detour. talk about the career of a lifetime. today - nasa will announce it's new astronaut class! this year's pool of applicants - more than 18 thousand. nasa hasn't said how many new astronauts have been chosen.. but to give you some context, only eight people were selected to the most recent class in 2013, from more than 63-hundred candidates. vice president mike pence will help make the announcement at one this afternoon at the johnson space center in houston. chuck berry's last album is twisting into stores this week. titled "chuck" - the 10 song set is the rock and roll his first record - "rock it" was released in 1979. berry died in march at the age of 90. the album "chuck" will be out friday. now to crazy footage out of colorado - check this out. a black bear.. making it's way into a family'

>> yeah porter: kind of cheap way? >> yeah.at least like know a little bit of what you're talking about. [ laughter ] >> reporter: nali has been practiced for centuries so those who have studied are amused when it's treated like the newest thing. >> instagram is so with that i think we'll be seeing a lot of new yoga techniques. >> reporter: in emeryville, john ramos, kpix 5. >>> time now 4:52. coming up, we'll introduce you to the unlikely pair in need of a forever home. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> some parents are upset with a bay area school district for promising to cut a reading clinic for special education students. they say the clinic is crucial to their children's success but da lin spoke to district officials who say their decision comes down to money and efficiency. >> reporter: the district says the math just doesn't add up. the reading clinics served 56 students this school year at a cost of more than a million dollars. they say 20% of that is from transporting the students from their schools to the clinic. >> it's invaluab

thanks so much alice will of it's from toronto thanks for that live report now we turn to gareth porter historian investigative journalist and national security policy analyst thank you so much for joining us today and so first i want to talk about you know the russian deputy foreign minister has come out and said the u.s. led coalition attack on the syrian government is an act of aggression possibly a breach of international law and they've come out further to say that the u.s. is trying to defeat isis but actually help them that this was a counter terrorism policy what. the national weather service in mount holly new jersey has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for your the new county in northern delaware northeastern cecil county in northeastern maryland northern salem county in southern new jersey northwestern gloucester county in southern new jersey southern delaware county in southeastern pennsylvania until four forty five pm it's four and seven pm a severe thunderstorm was located over pleasant for seven miles northwest of elkton moving is that fifty mph hazard sixty miles per

porter: th c't be erywhere wrehereot asgned, viousl for your rank and fi members, you think there will curity changes going forward, perhaps? ms. pelosi: that's all under discussion. what i hear most from members is the concern they have for their staff because the staff are in the front line, in the districts when we're here and even when we're there. the question is, how do we make evaluations -- the situation people have in their offices, that can be done by the local police or the capitol police and then what other remedies ould be suggested. it is -- you don't really want to live in a world where there's so many police monitoring. [inaudible] with all due respect to the courage and their bravery. so that would be an almost impossible task. i have not heard anybody say i want security in my dealings. people get a number of threats. then the capitol police may make an evaluation from a security standpoint they need to make some changes in how that person is protected. i think, though, that, for example, the democrats were practicing at another field and since i am not on the team an

a hospital porter from the nhs is missing.e from 20 to just three yea rs children range from 20 to just three years old. there are so many unaccounted for. chris's other relatives were lucky to escape. this afternoon he helped them take donated belongings to the hotel they will slip into night paid for by the local authority. his brother in law was damning. there was no shower water you get when there's a fire. there was no security. it is a health and safety hazard. last night, how did you know there was a fire? what happened ?|j night, how did you know there was a fire? what happened? ijust smelt the plastic burning. i went to the kitchen to see if someone left the oven on. i saw flames just behind the windows. and i said that is wrong. flames on the ninth floor? i open the window and all the smoke came in. i said this is serious. i went to my wife and said wake up, there is a fire. we woke up the children and straightaway left. they have lived in the block for 19 yea rs. have lived in the block for 19 years. he spoke to mis

we are doing the original romantic comedy, with the music of cole porter. songs that people who are not huge musical theater fans will still know. >> thank you, congratulations to you, i wanted you to know that tickets are available. look for them on the web links section of our website, ktvu.com or on our mobile app. >>> up next, a 10 year old singing sensation from right here in the bay area. stay with us >> we have more coming up on ktvu news right after the break . >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all of the news, weather and information you need to know throughout your day. >>> a couple in richmond are about to have a new baby and they are left scrambling trying to get ready after their car full of baby clothes and everything else that they needed was stole -- stolen. we have a stoppery about california highway patrol is helping. >> reporter: this couple on a hunt for what was taken from them. >> my husband was ready to go to work, he came back in and could not find the car. >> they seupped tv towed away. >> sometimes if -- assumed it was towed away. >>

the whole process was a reminder of the thing that really porters know their heart switches if you wanto get something good you have to work at it. i'm proud that we're able to bring it to light so many things that people didn't know. you can agree with conclusions and look at things in the books and say i don't think the analysis of that was right. but at the end of the day there is attendant of new reporting in this. it was hard work and my family sacrificed for it and so didyoum yours. i'm proud of that. i want to know from you what your biggest fear is now that it is out. because, we have been sitting on the finish product for a fewca weeks waiting for it to comeout. out. just read you into the experience of an author think we can say this. we heard there is likely to be a review on friday when it came out before we expected it to. for weeks to sit around with the product that nobody has read. you don't know if anybody's going to like it or if it isun going to sell. it was hard to write whether those things go well or poorly. but now that it is out and people get to look at this fin

porter issued a statement saying, the dark days are behind.is looking bright. >>> the good side. logan ryan just signed a three-year $30 million contract and as a birthday gift, he paid off his older brother's students loans, posting this on of his brother holding one of those line the lottery checks for $82,000, and the caption said his brother did everything right, worked as an engineer and deserved this gift. all i want to say is if there's an nfl team out there that will give my younger brother $30 million. do so, i will gladly take my student loans. >> i'll even adopt an nfl player as my brother. that's at the deal. he gets to be my younger brother. >> do anything? anything. >> drama on >> hey, i guess it's one of those things, you keep in it the clubhouse, you say something bad about one of your team mates, you rarely see that from a player they open up that much. >> now you know why. >> yes. >> you see what happens. thanks, brody. >>> several residents clean out by an at base home cleaning service will soon be getting money back >> and

visit his local train station job ate landed his first the young age of 12 working as an assistant porter responsible for loading and unloading train passengers. after graduating from job at the young age of 12 working as an wabash college in indiana, he started a career in railroad industry, designing construction, working as an administrator for 40 years. his career was extremely important to the economic development of the city of wakecross, georgia, by waive his involvement in the design of rice yard, one of the busiest c.s.x. rail crossroads in the nation. it serves as a daily transfer point for nearly 3,000 railcars and remains one of the city's biggest employers, staffed by nearly 1,300 people. mr. carl retired from c.s.x. railroad in 2016. last year former c.s.x. president, who mr. carl hired and trained in 1970, proclaimed very november 16, a.a. "gus" carl day in commemoration of his hard work with the company. he's a legend and i want to thank him and his family for everything he did to wake waycross what it is today. mr. speaker, i rise today to remember the life of ms.man mill

according to the porter county health department .. park did not have necessary permits, inspections, water samples and functioning equipment when it opened last thursday. (jr stone) in utah fire has threatened dozens of cabins and homes in one area. lauren steinbrecher has more. next... the creators of a new movie based on the life of tupac... are now being sued over the project. what the accuser says was stolen to make the movie. coming up we had everything from fruity pebbles to jelly donuts to kentucky fried chicken wait did he just say kentucky fried chicken? i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly this is the story of how q got curly. quin was crazy about curls. curly fries. curly straws. curly haired dogs. even those cute curly tails on pigs. but to quin's chagrin everything about her was so very straight. which made the next twist so amazing. did she expect to find a high-end hair curler at a mind-bendingly low price? never. but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna f

. >> reporter: meantime music teacher randy porter still hat one burning question. >> how come they get away with the fouls, commissioner? >>. >> reporter: we asked. >> it's the same playing time. >> reporter: you are standing on that? >> absolutely. >> reporter: so play on at west lake middle school in oakland, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. ♪ ♪ >> carlos santana will perform the national anthem before the nba fine alleges tomorrow. this is video of him performing at game two of the finals last year t. nine time grammy winner will hopefully be fwluk for the warriors as they try to take another game from the cavs. >>> if you are not going to the game, you can catch it only on abc 7, espn and coverage of game two. right before the game join abc 7's larry biel and mike schuman on the pre game show. larry and mike will be live at oracle tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. >>> good morning to you. we are starting the weekend with some subtle changes. look at the cloud cover from live doppler 7. in the only the usual low deck of clouds. we got high clouds right here. they're streaming ahead of the system tha

part of the multiuse trail from tilden street and porter north will be closed.ws will be repaving the trail across bluff ridge. this is part of the larger beach drive project running through the fall of 2019. >>> and those water main repairs are a problem in camp springs again this morning. crews are fixing a pipe and fire hydrant on allentown road. now, there aren't many delays right now. traffic getting by. the work will be happening during the rush hour this morning. so there's your heads-up. >>> we have breaking news right now -- >> that news out of fairfax county after a fire broke out at a townhome in reston. >> news4's kristenri tell us what's going on. >> reporter: we have literally just arrived. this is a group of townhomes. the damage is mostly in the back. you can't see much of it, but what you do see is all of the fire activity here. what happened, though, is that one of the firefighters actually fell through a floor in the townhouse. and that firefighter was taken to the hospital and is being evaluated right now. we're told that that firefighter sho

. >>> if you run or bike through the park, tilden street and porter street going t tuesday. cruise are repaving the trail through bluff bridge. this is part of the bigger project running through the fall of 2019. >>> you might want to pick up a powerball ticket. tonight's jackpot, $375 million. if you pick the cash payout, you'll still bring in $235 million. this is the 12th biggest jackpot in the history of powerball. you always have to say your chances of getting hit by lightning. finding a leprechaun, you name it, it's slim to none. >> but it's none if you don't play. >> that's right, i might buy a ticket or two. maybe. >> 5:07 right now. it's kind of cool out there. we're going to see a 180 in a few days, though? >> absolutely right. people who love hot weather are going to hit the lot day at the beaches, from rehoboth to ocean city. >>> he got a tattoo, hours later he was dead. the warning for anyone thinking of getting new ink. >>> cosby in court. what's the defense towe the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks - that's what tom p

(spray hisses) (grunts) (rock music playing faintly) justin porter? you're under arrest for the murder of summer davenport. i didn't kill her. we have the video footage, justin. we know what you did to her and to ellen sheffield. wolfe: and if you try to make that go away, we got your dna. we have you. get down. down. get down! get down! get off me! that's my work! that's my work! i want to see that! get off me! get off me! ♪ we hear you're trying to rope my client back into this. just following the facts, ma'am. and where exactly are they leading you? your client claims that he took a sleeping pill, but i find no sedative in his bloodstream. you see, i don't think he was asleep at all. i think he's involved. between justin and zach here. how many years back are you going? far as i need to, eric. i'm sorry, h, villani wants me to record all of this. no worries, brother. just fire away. ♪ caine: so, zach, you worked circulation, and justin worked tech support. don't say anything, zach. you were a tag team. ♪ justin and i completed each other. zach! shu

we need porters by the lift. he's taken for immediate life—saving surgery.or arrived in a&e. his condition is now stable and does not require immediate surgery. they want to call his dad. we can get him to speak to his dad. ca va? on an average day, st mary's treats three major trauma patients. in the last 80 minutes, six have arrived from westminster. jan, the french teenager, has had his scalp successfully repaired. i can guarantee you the minute i get on the tube, the reality of this will start to hit home in that what we've got here are individuals whose lives have probably been massively altered by something totally unexpected. so as much of a shock that this was to us, can you — you can't even begin to imagine what it's like for these poor patients and their families. and you can see that documentary in full tomorrow at 9pm on bbc two. that's all we have time for. emily's here tomorrow. till then, goodnight. i've for one will be watching. good evening. today brought the warmest day thus far. i'll tell you how warm injusta day thus far. i'll tell you ho

notely otto porter can match any offer he receives. he shot 43% from three. not exactly franchise star production but sounds committed to match any offer he might receive. which could restrict flexibility for years to come. here we go again. we're wondering this summer, extension? will kirt cousins? >> don't talk >> it would just be nice to lock up the stars of the dc sports >> it's dc >> galaxy. >> exactly. >> pay him. >> pay him up for an agreement. >> culture to k9. who says a dog can't love classical music >> one pup loves it so much he stormed on stage during a live oorchestra performance. the video is going viral. deo is going viral. . >>> during a concert at a festival in turkish this pooch wandered on stage, got a around of applause. he gets up comfortable laying down next to a violinist as the orchestra continues to perform. one of the performers called it a cutest moment in classical music history. thank you for joining us. the news at 6:00 starts right n now. >>> this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. >>> multiple people shot inside a new york hospital.