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. >> rock the red caps mill cakes these milk brakes bring the anchors to the table. >> yeah. >> ivorynchors don't want to leave the table. we have so many other flavors these have become stars of their own on instagram because they're so beautiful. i can see why a lot of effort going into it. let's not forget about the barbecue that used to be here. >> i saw you tasting it. >> there was a piece there. >> full disclose shower. >> i think there might be pieces missing from that side, too. >> this isn't all we have here. maureen is holding it down in the good day we were doing mother's day feast with the guys from salt and pepper. let me tell you, amazing. [ laughter ] >> this is the finished dish of shrimp and grits, mussel and linguini if you make this for mom on mother' daysville an a in her book for life. >> chef, thank you very much. porsha you'll have awesome mother's day with food like t this. i don't weren't to leave you bit i have to. bon appetit. all right, guys. >> come on over, mo. make your way through the oh, so busy lost. >> walk slow so i can chew this. >> we'll go back t

how reds skipper bryan price went from hitting home runs in mill valley little league to managing inhe big leagues. >> and tonight on nightbeat at 10:00 we're talking about attorney general jeff sessions's move to lengthen prison sentence including for drugs. we e your comments tonigh on nightbeat at 10pm.. 's on 44 cable 1 there are managing big ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, league clubs in major baseball. 3, hail from the bay area... >>> all right, kids. gather round to uncle vern. >> story time! . >> that's right. there are 30 managing big league clubs in major league baseball. three hail from the bay area. bob melvin with the a's, ned yost of the royals and this marin county homegrown product visiting at&t park this weekend. >> in baseball, you never forget your greatest memories. for me, i hit a home run on opening day. >> oh, okay. >> when i was 12. >> reporter: reds skipper bryan price fondly remembering his days playing ball on this field in mill valley. >> probably is the one thing that happened in my youthful baseball career that got me excited about playing baseball. >> reporter

. >>> reds' brian price couldn't have felt great about that, but at least the mill valley product isack home. graduated in 1980. you could say being a big league manager certainly qualifies as having made it. >> i remember when i was a kid going through high school at tam high and there was a lot of black and white photos of all the big athletes. i wondered if i would ever accomplish anything that merited a black and white photo up there. i don't know if this qualifies, but i'm hoping it does. >>> nba playoffs. guess who was at warriors practice today: steve kerr. and that's a great sign he's on the mend from his painful spinal drip issues. greg will not be able to match strategy with kerr. for game one western conference finals, tell be michael brown. his memories -- >> i of the fact that, you know, shoot, he loves to go eat and drink and -- but more importantly, i didn't have to pay. so i miss that more than anything else. >> makes the food taste better; right? >> makes the food and drink taste a lot better. pop, woe going out again? yes. >>> good night. that is a huge fish! >> hug

mill dogs. many come from brokers buying dogs cheap. >> reporter: look for red flags avoid sellers looking for payment by money transfer. steer clear looking for suspiciously low prices. walk away if they the puppy before buying. >> there's no just a dog that lives in a house, they're member of the family. >> reporter: for some reason, pet buying scams seem to apply mostly dogs we hear few about cats. if you're looking to adopt a specific type of dog or other pet one site they recommend is pet finder.com. >> they're member of the family. the three of us know that for sure. >> you had to take the umbrella if you took them outside. i think most dogs are like, not happening, not going out in the rain and we're going to have to deal with that. we're going to have to deal with that again. but we have dreary conditions today. seeing rain moving in across the delaware valley, so far in center city philadelphia, just locked in with low clouds, 62. east wind persistent as it has been. ushering in the cooler air from the atlantic. due points down from yesterday, not as muggy but the damp feel when you step outs

mill dogs. many come from brokers buying dogs cheap. >> reporter: look for red flags avoid sellers looking for payment by money transfer. steer clear looking for suspiciously low prices. walk away if they the puppy before buying. >> there's no just a dog that lives in a house, they're member of the family. >> reporter: for some reason, pet buying scams seem to apply mostly dogs we hear few about cats. if you're looking to adopt a specific type of dog or other pet one site they recommend is pet finder.com. >> they're member of the family. the three of us know that for sure. >> you had to take the umbrella if you took them outside. i think most dogs are like, not happening, not going out in the rain and we're going to have to deal with that. we're going to have to deal with that again. but we have dreary conditions today. seeing rain moving in across the delaware valley, so far in center city philadelphia, just locked in with low clouds, 62. east wind persistent as it has been. ushering in the cooler air from the atlantic. due points down from yesterday, not as muggy but the damp feel when you step outs

red, be not only ."ee persons but free citizens milling his reading of the constitution empowered federal government to end the slave trade and import africans as the the, thereby in differentiation. this example fight the stuff of nightmares for lower southern congress and feared -- southern congressman. a president of an abolitionist society of pennsylvania, scott's work in encapsulated a vision that had caused slavery's defenders to counter that slavery was the only appropriate site for -- appropriate state for african americans and it was fully compatible with the new nation. for james jackson, scott's comments only confirm what he had known all along. the antislavery petitions represented a complete assault on the institution of slavery. therefore, while many members accused the lower southerners of undue trepidation in their fiery reactions to the petitions and support, for jackson it was "the reality, not the bugbear we have raised." lowern spoke for the southern contingent when he raised concern that the digital's embodied in the petition could one day be applied with devastating effect to the

. >>> reds brian price couldn't have felt great about that, but at least the mill valley product is back in the bay area. 4th year skipper. graduated from [ indiscernible ] high school in 1980. you could see being a big league manager certainly qualifies as having made it. >> i remember when i was a kid going through high school at tam high and there was a lot of black and white photos of the big athletes. i always wondered if i would ever accomplish anything that merited a black and white photo in the gymnasium or the boys' locker room. i don't know if this qualifies, but i'm hoping it does. >>> i'll be back later on in the show with a fish story you won't believe. >> a real fish story, huh? >> a real fish story. >>> we are continuing to follow that massive construction fire in emoryville. >> boeing is slapped with a multimillion dollar fine for faulty repairs to the president's plane. >> if i went and raided somebody's bank account, i would go to prison. >> they say the state stole their money and they wouldn't give it back. how your tax return could be snatched right out of your bank

the red cross is helping the three people who live there find other accommodations. >>> oakland millslege is declaring a financial emergency for the first time in its 165-year history. the college is facing a $9 million budget shortfall. the east bay times reports that the women's college along with other single sex colleges struggled to attract students in recent years. the college could be forced the layoff more than 30 staff and faculty members. mills graduate school is co-ed but talks of doing the same at the undergraduate level faced fierce opposition. ♪ >> well, that band needs no introduction. one of the biggest rock groups on the planet wrapping up their concert at levi stadium last night. u2 was on tour for the 30th anniversary of their "joshua tree" album. about 50,000 people were there to be able to take all of this in. our nbc bay area sky ranger was hovering over levi as this was just an epic performance. the vta and caltran ran late service last night, the show went well past the city's event curfew which was supposed to be 10:00. an estimated 6500 people used vta to try

mill valley with the story. >>> this parade had things you'd expect to see on memorial day. veterans and lots of red, white and blue. >>> some of the vets paid a lot higher of a price than i did and i think -- i'm very appreciative of parades like this. >>> and then there was this entry. artists and activists created this float called the bam bood oo theater. lady theater verses a bobble head donald trump who tweets fake news across an electronic ticker tape. lady liberty scolds president trump. he says this political statement was born out of frustration with washington. >> so we created the bamboodoo theater as a way to express how we feel about the world and mr. trump's actions in it. >> people express their political belief against a president that's an embarra embarrassment is great. >>b i want tee more flags, more red, white and blue. >> they say trump bashing is not appropriate on memorial day. >> what about all the kids that died in afghanistan? what about honoring them? instead of our own egos. it's all narcissism in your safe marine county home. >> reporter: florren doesn't expects everyon

medford and mount laurel into browns mills, the heavy downpours are not affecting too many at this point. we're noticing shades of yellow here, earlier it was all redshat's a sign this was weakening. that's all she wrote in terms of of the downpours, once that pulls through that's all we see for the day. clouds and sun for the remainder. afternoon. wednesday's high, 91. thursday and friday, 93. now officially you need three straight days of 90 degrees or higher to be the heat wave in philadelphia. the 90s are being replaced with low 50s north and west, low 60s south and east. slatington and kutztown checking in at 51. pottstown, 53. center city, 62. glassboro, 62. dover, 66. woodbine, 62 degrees, nice and comfortable out here. forecast for today, accuweather says after the morning showers pull through, clouds and limited sun, cooler today, with a high of only 70 degrees, that's the top headline this morning turning cooler over the weekend with a lot of the clouds we're dramaticking rain next week, several rain chances in the accuweather seven-day forecast. i'll be back along in just a few minutes with all the details coming up in ten minutes or so.

mill meter pistol. two officers hit him but he doesn't go down because of the armor. then the san bernardino sergeant use as red laser sight on his ar-15 rifle and kills faruk with two rounds. his wife is firing short bursts with her rifle. the cops unload on the s.u.v. with rifles, shotguns, handguns until she, too, is dead. in all, 20 officers fire 440 times. though many of the rounds rick shea off the maismt and hit nearby homes. only one officer is wounded. faruk and malik fire 80 rounds, he is hit 25 times, she's hit 15. police find more than 1600 bullets inside the vehicle, most strapped to their bodies and preloaded magazines. imagine, if cops did not locate those credit records or they had been denied the cell phone ping they could have got loose with 1600 rounds that would have been even potentially worse. we'll send it back to you. basically the report concluded that the shooting in this case was justified. >> sandra: all right, william, thank you for bringing those new details. well more fire accused of overg to show military inspectors the remains of legendary astronaut john glenn. the military time

red on our map. bw parkway outside the beltway jams in both directions to and from the beltway to past powder mill road lot of volume lingering from fredericksburg to the aquia harbor on 95 northbound. metro is on time except for safetrack. a quiet metro commute that's good news. just watch out for green line and yellow rush plus issues. back to you, steve. >> all right. erin thank you very much. >>> still ahead mother's day and father's day canceled? what? canceled? one elementary school. the reason, diversity. we'll explain coming up next. z2cpsz zi0z y2cpsy yi0y ♪ >> if you're a curious person like myself, and you want answers to things and you perhaps always wondered how do they track things like the weather? how do they track hurricanes? what kind of cool planes do they use. >> can i ever go see one in person? >> how about can they diminish the power of it. >> of a hurricane. >> if they know it's coming. >> perhaps all those answers you can get yourself in person reagan national airport those are some of the hurricane hu hunters plane that is fly into the eye of the storm t sure we all stay safe a

mills big g cereals. you'll be amazed what happens when you pu♪ your red nose on.re that children in the u.s. and around the world are safe, healthy and educated. this red nose day, swing by walgreens and get your noses on to help end child poverty. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. ♪ >>> good monday morning. it is 7:56. we have a lot of sunshine around the bay area as you get ready to head out. quickly warming temperatures already. 61 in the south bay, and in the tri-valley, 58 degrees. 62 already in the north bay. it is going to be a warm afternoon, heading up to 87 in the south bay and tri-valley. in the peninsula, up to 82 degrees. also some upper 80s for the north bay. san francisco, 78 degrees. and today in the east bay. we will continue on with some warm weather over the next couple days, after this cool start. we're going to have the peak of the heat hitting the bay area as we head into wednesday. as we see the temperatures in oakland today up to 83 degrees. let's head over to mike for an update on the commute. >> overall, we have your commute

mills big g cereals. you'll be amazed what happens when you pu♪ your red nose on.e that children in the u.s. and around the world are safe, healthy and educated. this red nose day, swing by walgreens and get your noses on to help end child poverty. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. ♪ >>> 7:56 is your time on this monday, may 1, 2017. i'm eun yang. we'll get right to melissa mollet with a check on your traffic. >> after little river turnpike a disabled dump truck blocking the center lane. rest of the beltway is okay. eastbound braddock here before the beltway we have a crash and take a look here westbound toll road, the ramp to 7, a crash there as well. eun? >> thank you, melissa, we'll take a quick break and check your forecast next. stay with us. at dominion, we're putting our energy to work creating a cleaner environment by using cleaner energy sources like solar, wind and natural gas. we've reduced carbon emissions by nearly 25%, which is the equivalent of taking close to two million cars off the road. it's good for all of us. dominion. depend on us

mill where they weave and make up all three fabrics. i have my eye on new fabric for the sofa. it has to be read. do they have any red?they make about 8 million metres every year fabric. lots of it you will recognise, because they make it fall us seats and qube seats and other things you might be sitting on. “— other things you might be sitting on. —— make it for bus seats and tube seats. something like 80 different countries they sell their products do. about 50% of what they make is exported. that is why we are here today, we are talking about trade. the latest figures are coming out about 9:30am. we are currently ina out about 9:30am. we are currently in a trade deficit, meaning we import more than we export. of course, the ideal is that we do not have that deficit, so that we can exportjust as much have that deficit, so that we can export just as much as we import. that puts a lot of pressure on companies. i will be talking to them here about what they can try to do to increase exports across the uk. first, let's get the news, travel and weather where you are this morning. good morning from bbc london newsroom, i'