commissioner yee-riley >> yes. the san francisco city committee are going to -they're going for economic and goodwill mission to vietnam to ho chi minh city and requested some information of the small business office small business so thanks to director and carol for putting the material together and bring it with them to the mission >> when are they going? march? are you going? >> i was but i couldn't. then, also i attended the february 14 mayor's quarterly meeting. you were there, too. >> yes. >> anyway a lot of good-well attended, a lot of good discussion and so we also set up the meeting with a new lease chief. i think sometime in march. that's it. >> excellent. commissioner dooley >> i am continuing to attend both the district 3 transportation meetings in cooperation with mta and now i am also meeting monthly with mta directly as part of a group to continue to explore problems on the street and transportation. >> any other reports commissioners? any members of the public like to comment on the commissioners re

riley was born with spina bifida. >> it takes you five seconds to. >> when we meet riley, her smile is is smiling with her. >> hello. >> photographer stephanie smith is doing the family's first photo shoot for free. it all started when she heard of a photographer who refused to take photos of a child with down's continue drosyndrome. it broke stephanie's heart. on facebook, she offered free photos for children too often ignored. the requests poured in. >> it taught me to love unconditionally. to see people differently. to look at life differently. and appreciate life. >> that's what she wants her son andrew to learn. >> he was your friend. >> she now has over 250 families waiting across the country and 100 photographers willing to work for free. >> that's a really good one. >> riley's mom cannot believe her luck. >> it is something i always wanted to do. with all of the medical stuff, it is not always in the budget. it is amazing that stephanie was willing to donate a session to us. >> i got one of everyone smiling. >> they say a picture is worth a thousand words. sometimes a laugh is

riley was born with spina bifida. >> it takes you five seconds to. >> when we meet riley, her smile isusual and the family is smiling with her. >> hello. >> photographer stephanie smith is doing the family's first photo shoot for free. it all started when she heard of a photographer who refused to take photos of a child with down's continue drosyndrome. it broke stephanie's heart. on facebook, she offered free photos for children too often ignored. the requests poured in. >> it taught me to love unconditionally. to see people differently. to look at life differently. and appreciate life. >> that's what she wants her son andrew to learn. >> he was your friend. >> she now has over 250 families waiting across the country and 100 photographers willing to work for free. >> that's a really good one. >> riley's mom cannot believe her luck. >> it is something i always wanted to do. with all of the medical stuff, it is not always in the budget. it is amazing that stephanie was willing to donate a session to us. >> i got one of everyone smiling. >> they say a picture is worth a thousand words. s

there you go, riley. or excuse me, there you go, rusaurus. >>> to say to this video that it will generate conversation around the studio is one heck of an understatement. boom! out of nowhere he's just blown a hole clear through it. >> so what is exciting about this? >> stick with it. see what happens to apples when this same device is sent right at it. just absolutely decimates an apple. just blows it to pieces. and the thing that is so interesting about this, nick, is what caused all the damage? it's a nerf gun. >> you're kidding. we need to do modifications to our arsenal in the office. wow! finally, something to penetrate charity's hair. >> i would be more worried about this penetrating your skull, nick. because this is a crazy video coming from the whatever channel. and in the previous video he built this nerf cannon, which he calls lethal. >> it could kill you. >> has he modified the dart in any way? >> it's a nerf dart being fired at extremely high velocity. show me the machine. >> is he compelling

commissioner yee-riley >> yes. the san francisco city committee are going to -they're going for economic and goodwill mission to vietnam to ho chi minh city and requested some information of the small business office small business so thanks to director and carol for putting the material together and bring it with them to the mission >> when are they going? march? are you going? >> i was but i couldn't. then, also i attended the february 14 mayor's quarterly meeting. you were there, too. >> yes. >> anyway a lot of good-well attended, a lot of good discussion and so we also set up the meeting with a new lease chief. i think sometime in march. that's it. >> excellent. commissioner dooley >> i am continuing to attend both the district 3 transportation meetings in cooperation with mta and now i am also meeting monthly with mta directly as part of a group to continue to explore problems on the street and transportation. >> any other reports commissioners? any members of the public like to comment on the commissioners re

i cannot be under mind i cannot be thought do be a friend of bill o' riley or anybody. don't allow these right wing talking heads, these dishonorable people to intimidate you or scare you, be who you are, do what you do and let us get on with discussing -- >> the 78-year-old has become one of the harshest critics of president trump has openly called for his impeachment. >>> on capital hill gunfire send tourists running and a car slammed into a police cruiser. the driver taken into custody. our reporter on capital hill. >> reporter: here this important that the capital was under attack. a suspicious driver heading towards it police. happened when a an aggressive driver nearly hit ped eastern and nearly hit a cruiser. >> it was all over in seconds. authorities arresting 20-year-old talia everett sources telling abc 7 news she has history of mental illness. authorities have seen a pattern of unstable people engaging in acts of violence near washington landmarks. another innocecident other woma 2013 rammed a white gate and shot dead after being chase bid police. >> the susp

thank you commissioner yee-riley. >> for nonprofit in addition to applying for the nonprofit with the state they also have to register; is that correct and correct. >> thank you uh-huh. >> any business actually so i think the point for nonprofits you have to register as any business with the federal government the state government and our local county government here so be well-advised. >> this is an important point about the fiscal year agent there is an issue of having a nonprofit status and using the nonprofit status another sister organization yet have a presence and activity so i'm assuming you have to go through the questions and then you know kind of show that you are operating through someone else's nonprofit status; is that correct. >> that's correct. >> also the responsibility of the fiscal year sponsor to insure they sponsor the organizations correctly you can't take on sponsorship that didn't meet our nonprofit requirements. >> is that a local registers. >> in fact, that should be happening with the fiscal year sponsor we're in setting up a center and that dialogue happens

selina: rich riley, ceo of shazam. we are going to have to stop there. kirkpatrick, you are sticking with me. coming up, apple analysts remain bullish on the stock, despite samsung unveiling its latest smartphone. where does wall street expect apple's next big source of revenue to come from? we will give you a hint. it's not iphones. this is bloomberg. ♪ selina: pinterest has set its sights on a new company. the goal is to attract small and medium-sized is is is is -- medium-sized businesses to the platform. this is ahead of a potential ipo with a target of more than $500 million of revenue this year. we will speak with the president of pinterest in an exclusive interview thursday about this new initiative. apple shares edged up slightly in wednesday trading, closing at a record price, just over $104 -- $144. one analyst raised his price target to $185 per share, calling it one of the most underappreciated stocks in the world. a longtime apple watcher also released a bullish note focusing on revenue from apple's services segment. still with us is david k

mike riley, great story on the bloomberg and online. and bill danvers, thank you. stock we are watching has to be snap. it appears some of the initial shine is wearing off. after surging more than 50% last week, shares fell 12% monday as analysts begin weighing in on the snapchat parent company's true valuation. check in on my bloomberg. i have it ready. analyst recommendations. five of the seven analysts who cover the company have a sell rating. two neutral. but seven and not one single buy recommendation. coming up, we speak to a leader in china's booming peer-to-peer lending space. how the company will fare among hefty regulations. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: the peer-to-peer lending industry is heating up globally. china rapid finance wants in on the action and is said to be affecting an initial public offering in the u.s. where it could raise $100 million as regulators impose limits on lending to individuals and companies after default and fraud ran rampant. how is the company adapting to the regulations and how are they looking to expand? joi

. >> in a wooded san francisco park, riley was on the hunt for wild mushrooms. >> it is a wonderful andushroom. >> for mushroom hunters. >> it's a little past its prime. >> this past winter has been plim time for mushroom gathering. >> this year with all the rains we've gotten it's really been fantastic. >> we've had 6, 7 years of drought, it hasn't been the best of winters leading up to now. >> now, this rainy winter has created a foraging bounty. more mushrooms, more variety. >> it's a thrill to find something you haven't seen in a while. >> it's one of the few mushrooms that has a sweet essence to it. >> mushrooms themselves, are very mystic, very cryptic. >> now that my ceiling is working its way through this log. >> during the height of the season. riley and other foragers would come across fields full of fun guy. >> 10, 20, 30 mushrooms all in a row. >> when you break it, it breaks more like a piece of chalk. >> he warns that some wild mushrooms are poisonous. >> my rule of thumb is, go hunt with somebody who knows more about mushrooms than you. people tend to know a lot about ani

mike riley, thank you.nd we are watching gopro spiking after the company announced a second round of job cuts. gopro already slashed the workforce in november. now they are cutting another 200 positions. it is meant to reduce cost, criticism that the camera maker can return to growth. they said the forecast for the first quarter revenue will land on the up and of its guidance -- end of its guidance and it will make a profit this year excluding certain items. we have more updates later in this hour. coming up, stocks moving the benchmark rate is hiked by the fed. and some standouts in the tech sector. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ caroline: oracle reporting of their third-quarter results, beating their topline it with revenue over -- and moving higher. here to break it down we are back with cory johnson and the chief research officer at idc. resounding like revenue. growth in the cloud is where it is at. dividends willhe help the stock price. a few pennies. they will take it. what is interesting is one of the most

(riley) man, this chicken is spectacular!ica) i had to start hiding the bag because he would try to put his face in it all day. yeah you love it, don't you? you love it so much! i feel like when he eats beneful, he kinda turns into a puppy again. it's protein. it's vegetables. it's grains. i mean, like that sounds like a dinner i'd make for myself, right? (riley) hey it's a big bag. just have some of mine. (vo) try beneful healthy weight with chicken. with real chicken as the number one ingredient. healthful. flavorful. beneful. [ rumbling ] >>> in russia thousands of people marched through streets of moscow to mark the murder of policing boris them solve. shenemsov. she was -- he was shot in the back. the current opposition leader is a smart charismatic opposition leader. funny and uncompromising in the bay he stands up against putin. he did unexpectedly well when he ran for mayor of moscow. he declared he was going to run for president against vladimir putin next year. obviously that can't stand. an obscure court convicted

calvin riley was a former student in san mateo. he was playing pokemon go when he was killed. police have issued new videos of a car. it is is a white four door hyundai sonata. riley was a former sarah high school athlete playing college baseball in stockton. >>> the president's first 100 days. a busy day on capitol hill. a live look at washington, d.c. this morning. president donald trump will speak about his plans to boost the military today. >> all of this coming amid breaking developments overnight after a possible bombshell first reported by the "washington post". an article says attorney general jeff session had conversations with the russians last year during the campaign from a sessions aide confirming he did speak to the russian ambassador twice last september but never disclosed it when he was asking during confirmation hearings. here's what sessions said under oath. >> if there is any evidence that anyone affiliated with the trump campaign communicated with the russian government in the course of this campaign, what will you do? >> senator franken, i'm not aware of

on a road nearby laid the body of lieutenant riley. the ship was not high enough for his parachute to fully open. the survivors were rushed to a nearby hospital. maria reed quickly got word about her husband's ship and insisted on being rushed over, she had to find him, was he ok? she found in the public health hospital. she sat with her husband and other men that were there, when a newspaper reporter wanted it -- -- wandered in. one of the men asked him, what about the other boys? the reporter had the duty of telling them that they were the only ones to survive. only 11 men out of the 45 men survived that day. only 11. back at the scene, it was obvious to those on the ground that this was a recovery effort, not a rescue. men were being called from the wreckage, and anything they could find on them they pinned to them to help identify. coins, insignias, name bracelets, anything. last man to be pulled from the wreckage right here, was still clutching a control wheel. lieutenant burton, who was thrown from the ship upon impact, was relat

>> commissioner yee-riley. >> yes. i also want to thank you for your thank you for all your hard work and the people i refer to you the business owners they have good feedback you help them out and notice on the january report a lot of the businesses i've spoken to nominated by supervisor peskin so what is the next step does this business send in their applications yet. >> so supervisor peskin is very a great nominator so sometimes often the case of his they've not filled out an application he nominees them before the placates we reach out to them to let them know about the program and let them know we have guidance in putting the application together from a organization if they need to there are a few of them where the application comes in most of supervisors and supervisor peskin for the application it comes in and they hadn't reached out to the supervisors so giving them direction how to reach out and carbon monoxide they come in together but supervisor peskin we go out and reach out to the businesses to let them kn

president dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena is absent commissioner tour-sarkissian commissioner yee-riley has not arrived commissioner zouzounis present. >> mr. president, we have quorum. >> all right. let's get started. >> or the two general public comment but not on today's calendar and suggest necessary agendas for the commission's future consideration. commission's future consideration. (discussion item.) and members of the public that would like to comment on nothing not on today's agenda seeing none, public comment is closed. next item, please. >> item 3 discussion and possible action to make remedies on the board of supervisors file no. reorganization technical and other amendments other amendments. ordinance amending other planning code sections reorganize article 7 and to update, correct, clarify, and simplify code language in other planning code sections requiring taraval, and judah neighborhood commercial districts (ncds) enacting permanent controls at this time large scale urban agriculture business hours fro 2:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m., and the demolition or merge of units on the

(riley) man, this chicken is spectacular!to start hiding the bag because he would try to put his face in it all day. yeah you love it, don't you? you love it so much! i feel like when he eats beneful, he kinda turns into a puppy again. it's protein. it's vegetables. it's grains. i mean, like that sounds like a dinner i'd make for myself, right? (riley) hey it's a big bag. just have some of mine. (vo) try beneful healthy weight with chicken. with real chicken as the number one ingredient. healthful. flavorful. beneful. nobody does unlimited like t-mobile. while the other guys gouge for unlimited data... t-mobile one save you hundreds a year. right now get two lines of data for $100 dollars. with taxes and fees included. that's right 2 unlimited lines for just $100 bucks. all in. and right now, pair up those two lines with two free samsung galaxy s7 when you switch. yup! free. so switch and save hundreds when you go all unlimited with t-mobile. >>> are you an overpacker? one world leader has you beat and brings me to my questio

she serves the soldiers of fort riley, kansas, as a dental assistant. she's exemplitied the army's core values, loyalty, duty, respect, selfless service, honor, integrity, and personal courage through her dedicated service which are exemplified by her numerous decorations and awards. in addition to serving the u.s. army, she's currently pursuing a degree at liberty university, represents fort pryly division running team, the all army team and the u.s. armed forces as an army athlete. she also represents the u.s. army in the u.s. national track and field cross country championships in 2015 and 2016 and hopes one day to compete in the olympics. i commend her accomplishments, her outstanding character and look forward to wntsing what she will do in the near future. mr. speaker, we're so proud of her, the soldiers of fort riley, the hem of the big red one. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the royce for one minute and rhett let's -- and revise and ext

riley: - water keeps coming up.of cars...now barely visible.riley: it had the potential of going at least 4 5 6 feet higher. 32 specially trained firefighters...using four rescue boats.riley: - we're taking the boats as close as we can and our rescuers are in dry suits with floatation devices. as they find people they're going to wade them through the water and then lift them into the boats as much as they can. hein nguyen...had a couple feet of water in her living room. nguyen: - i told them rescue the older people because i knew my neighbor was over 80 to 90 years old. grant: and you're only 70. i'm only 70. hien: so i tried to get out by myself. everyone got out. many...needed comforting. grant: how panicked were people? jeff: this is something people have never experienced before and they don't know, they don't know the water's not going to go over their head quickly. grant su: in the flood zone, you see two car seats caked in flood water, this vehicle surely will have to be towed away at some point and just to

with me are ben riley—smith, deputy political editor of the telegraph and john crowley, editor in chiefrnational business times uk. tomorrow's front pages...starting with... the daily express leads with a ‘new tax on inheritance‘. the paper says a "death tax" is among policies being presented to theresa may to help combat the cost of caring for older people. the lead story of the telegraph explains that scientists have successfully created an embryo using only stem cells for the first time. the mirror leads with a report which reveals four in five hospitals are now unsafe. guardian has an exclusive interview with the head of mi6. the daily mail leads with the plague of the fly—tippers, an epidemic. snap‘s debut on the new york stock exchange is the top story in the financial times. it says shares in snapchat‘s parent company soared more than aoper cent, ‘pay as you learn' is the main headline in the i, which says some schools are asking parents to pay £600 to cover costs for course materials like textbooks. the times says british taxpayers will help to fund a private army to protect nep

this is alexandra playing with riley grace. >> oh! i think he barely missed her. >> he got her a little bit. >> i just took a shower! >> that's what they do, they wait until you know you are perfectly clean because then they attack. >>> considering disneyland is the happiest place on earth, even the graffiti is wholesome and family-friendly. it is not strictly graffiti. this is spotted by heather anne who has a blog. and one of the cast members decided to ask if she could do this for fun. that broom has been tied up to create a paint brush. and what she is doing is drawing little pictures in water. can we tell what it is yet? >> i think i see a hidden mickey ears. >> drawing in the eyes. oh, is that goofy? >> no -- goofy would have -- >> donald duck. >> there you have it! that's a sweet moment. that's what the poster, heather, said, there are so many hid up gems in disneyland. it doesn't matter how many times you have been there, the experience is always different. she goes to work on the next one. you will recognize those teeth. you

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riley lachance gets his defender and the bucket, kasey hill has a lane to the basket. no foul.lly nided and they get the win they really needed. i think they might be dancing. >> greg: let's check the rest of the scoreboard now. in indianapolis the butler bulldogs fall to seton hall. big win for the pirates 70-64 the final score. in college park, maryland, the terps by three. 63-60 over michigan state. there are those wondering if the spartans will still be tournament eligible. in syracuse, the orange over georgia tech 90-61 the final score. creighton falls at marquette. the golden eagles win 91-83. northeastern conference semifinal. st. francis over wagner 71-70. we look at the bubble board. who won and who lost today. >> seth: big for arkansas. i think we understand be looking at five teams from the s.e.c. xavier has been a disaster. they broke a six-game losing streak. they could not have afforded to lose at depaul. illinois a painful loss for them. they have five top-50 wins. they swept northwestern. beat v.c.u. on a neutral court but under .500 in the big ten, i think they

. >>> well, fox news host billow riley is apologizing for comments he made against california congresswoman maxine waters. >> didn't hear a word she said. i was looking at the james brown wig. if we have a picture -- it is the same -- >> it is the same one. >> no, okay. i got to defend her on that. >> fox host those. saying that criticism was from a love of country. hours after that appearance on "fox and friends"" yesterday morning o'reilly called his comment dumb, but for many the damage was done. speaking in san francisco yesterday, hillary clinton blasted o'reilly's words. >> one of your own california congresswoman, maxine waters, was taunted with a racist joke about her hair. >> but perhaps the most powerful rebuke came from the los angeles representative herself. >> i'm a strong black woman, and i cannot be intimidated. i cannot be undermined. i cannot be thought to be afraid of bill o'reilly or anybody. don't allow these right wing talking heads, these dishonorable people to intimidate you or scare you. be who you are, do what you do and let us get on -- >> the 78-year-old lawmaker

we will be talking again to anne marie riley about that pyjama paralysis campaign.is boxing match. hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and steph mcgovern. coming up before nine, sarah will have your full weekend weather forecast. but, first, a summary of this morning's main news. the democratic unionist party narrowly remains the largest party in northern ireland after a snap election. the result means they're nowjust one seat ahead of sinn fein, which increased its share of the vote. the parties now have three weeks to establish a government. companies that use confusing small print to mislead customers face a crackdown in next week's budget. plans include making sure consumers are notified before a payment is taken and simplifying small print. citizens advice says two thirds of people skim through terms and conditions without reading them, meaning they get caught in a "subscription trap" — not realising they may have to pay for a service after a free trial has ended. the uk may be able to leave the european union without paying a penny — that's the view of a hous

doctors told him, he would never walk again, well, thanks to riley hospital for children, a lot of physicalation, as can you see, taiwan has the odds and he has taken the first steps since the accident. he still has a long way on the road to recovery, but for him, this is a tremendous feat, so way to go, taiwan we're all rooting for you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> give it away now. ♪ give it away now ♪ give it away ♪ give it away now ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [laughter] bill: pretty good. reporter: forget madison square garden. fans thought they were going to get the red hot chili peppers in intimate stadium. the men with the shirts off drenched in sweat, looking all sky, up and down, that is what the fans thought they bought tickets to at the theater in staten island. this -- ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the red hot chile pipers nstrument, ad. bagpipe. what is going on here? people can't read? eye guess some people have a hard time reading. dari: am glad you said that, right? reporter: right. he said every day since they started selling the tickets which is back in september, they have gotten calls from people walk their money back.

riley lachance gets his defender and the bucket, kasey hill has a lane to the basket. no foul.lly nided and they get the win they really needed. i think they might be dancing. >> greg: let's check the rest of the scoreboard now. in indianapolis the butler bulldogs fall to seton hall. big win for the pirates 70-64 the final score. in college park, maryland, the terps by three. 63-60 over michigan state. there are those wondering if the spartans will still be tournament eligible. in syracuse, the orange over georgia tech 90-61 the final score. creighton falls at marquette. the golden eagles win 91-83. northeastern conference semifinal. st. francis over wagner 71-70. we look at the bubble board. who won and who lost today. >> seth: big for arkansas. i think we understand be looking at five teams from the s.e.c. xavier has been a disaster. they broke a six-game losing streak. they could not have afforded to lose at depaul. illinois a painful loss for them. they have five top-50 wins. they swept northwestern. beat v.c.u. on a neutral court but under .500 in the big ten, i think they

whether it has been written by laurie anderson or terry riley, we just decided, let's make it as readilyable as possible. that is what "50 for the future" is trying to do. >> working with kronos is a great honor. i just think as well that the younger quartets behind them -- i was thinking as i was running, -- writing what is useful for , young quartet to learn. little things they have not seen before but nothing too extreme, and quite enjoyable, and i play myself and i know what to do. [laughter] i am very conscious of how it feels to play it, because when that's because when i write i wanted to feel good as well as sound good, because when it feels good and the players are happy to do it, then it works. ♪ and i'm so pleased about the way the project is developing because it is much bigger than i thought. it is a generous gesture by kronos to give to future generations 50 new pieces they can have access to free online. it is a great, wonderful thing. >> what i hope is that "50 for the future" is this platform that will allow other groups all over the world to have as much fun as kronos d

we have steve riley who broke the story about the trump advisers. meeting the russian ambassador at the convention. steve, you start. you have the fresh story here. what are the meetings about. why is it the russian who is the aggressor grabbing trump people and assisting on a chat wherever he goes or are the meetings arranged? how do you explain the repore between the russians and the trumps. >> we don't know what was said. there were events in conjunction with the republican convention in july of last year, dozens of officials. in that context, members of donald trump's national security adviser committee met with the russian ambassador. they had discussions there, as we reported. we don't know exactly wa was said. we know there was contact at that function and it contradictioned months of statements from the trump campaign and administration that there was no contact between the trump campaign and russian officials. >> thank you. let me go to evelyn here. let's talk about pattern. first of all, it's not a witch hunt. we have incredible documentat

deep south, especially northern gulf, we only had little sliver every showers, that's reast develop, riley grabbing good moisture, and plenty of moisture available once this gets here, for now nothing boonies clear blue sky over the skydeck, couple of clouds here and there, thin vale of some, and those will continue to build with time. but, meantime, now is your prep time. you got a window for it here. winter storm alert go into effect as of 8:00 tonight. mainly it is winter storm warnings. but notice there are blizzard warnings that will take effect for ocean, monmouth counties up toward ne new york sit if i that's where your travels take you, you may want to remember consider here. here is how the time line stands out, snow arriving not earlier why than 10:00 p.m., comes in northeast, 2:00 a.m. up near the mountains, but between two a.m. and noontime, that's a long window, the heaviest of the snow will fall. but gusty of the winds will be with us here. now afternoon time tomorrow still snow but the worse tapers off from south to north. now there are some varieties that come along here wi

the blue raiders beat butler tomorrow and the toughest moment came in the west region, vanderbilt's rileyance put the commodores up by one on northwestern with only 18 seconds left but then his teammate matthew fisher-davis forgets the team is leading and does a foul. brian macintosh would make them pay with two free throws. northwestern winning it, its first ncaa tournament game and all that made julia louis-dreyfus very happy. her son chad a walk-on for northwestern. so, they get to dance another day. >> up next, "the pulse," the big debate about traffic tickets. should you get a bigger fine for driving slow in the left lane? >> honk, honk, right. >>> one brave golfer taking care of a very dangerous hazard on the course. i will never wash my hair again. i will never never wash my hair again now, i fuel it new pantene doesn't just wash your hair, it fuels it. with the first pro-v nutrient blend, making every... ...strand stronger don't just wash your hair fuel it fuel your hair. because strong is beautiful. find fast relief behind the counter allergies with nasal congestion? with clariti

. >> riley and ryan have a baby brother of the furry four-legged variety. look at this, meet rookie. >> cute. >> his name given to him by his older siblings. the 10 week old golden doodle was bought for nearly $4,000. it was love at first sight for the curries specifically because rookie has green eyes like aisha. don't worry, he's already getting along with other dog. so the two are doing just fine together. >> very sweet. >>> oakland international airport living up to the international part of its name. the new overseas flight launching today. >>> and horsepower on a bay area freeway. how these runaway animals stampeded through surprised traffic. >>> thousands of people driving around in recalled vehicles equipped we fektive dangerous air bags. the warning one automaker is giving its owners. first, this morning's tech bites. >>> in today's tech bites, a slew of new features for your apple devices. >> operating system 10.3 now available. it has more than 20 new features including an upgrade to siri and hourly weather in maps. >> and there's a find my air p

and she had no idea who it was. >> riley? riley? >> she was looking around? because em was her nickname growing up. we have real names of major celebrities. we'll try to guess who it really is. eric bishop. >> his real name? >> his real name. >> just a silhouette. i have no idea. >> who is it? >> oh. >> jamie foxx. there's no connection there at all. >> all right. >> how about kathryn hudson. >> kate hudson, right? >> no. katy perry. >> wow. >> coming up with these names. >> peter hernandez. >> okay. >> peter hernandez. that does not sound -- >> i don't know. >> denzel. gosh. >> bruno mars. >> i guess you would assume -- he could be a bruno. >> and julie anne smith. jew julianne moore? >> i got one. very cool. >> my stage name is albert roker. >>> let's show you what we got as far as weather is concerned. for today, big storm moving into the pacific northwest. we got very stormy conditions with a risk of severe weather, down through the lower and mid mississippi river valley. showers moving through the northeast today. looking at lots of warm weather through

riley yang of san jose and marcus page were both picked to compete. goth golfers are excited with this opportunity but they are also nervous, competing on one of the most famous and one of the hardest golf courses in the world. >> i'm just still trying to have fun. i know there's a lot of people watching and i know i'll be on tv but in the end i'm trying to have fun and enjoy. >> some of the other bay area finalists include eric young and christina yu of clairmont. the competition is sunday morning. >>> well today is the beginning of the bay areas major league baseball season, the giants and a's will play in the first game of the bay bridge series, that's tonight at at&t park. you fans may see there's changes at at&t park. the fan zone in left field has been remodeled and a new mini ballpark for the kids. game two of the series also in san francisco with the a's hosting saturdays game at the oakland colosseum. >>> now we're going to find out what a's fans can expect to see this your a little later today. ktvu will attend the a's media day at the colos

he is up there with david hockney, with bridget riley.eaves behind him some very, very great works of art. howard hodgkin first arrived on the scene of the 1960s. he made his name in the 70s and triumphed in the 80s, representing britain at the venice biennale and winning the turner prize. i am very pleased, very grateful and very surprised. matisse, degas and jackson pollock were all influences. but it was the light and life of india that he first discovered in 1964 which became his great love and inspiration. look at those colours in a row. lilac, the pink, the orange, yellow between. amazing. i think more than any other artist i can think of, howard's paintings are a celebration of life, they are an exploration of life. it is notjust life as if seen by a one eyed cyclops. it is life in motion, it is life as experienced over many years, but more than anything else, it is viewed through sensation and emotion and through feeling. howard hodgkin might not have enjoyed picking up his brush and making his art, but he couldn't resist it and n

last august calvin riley was killed at aquatic park. the 20-year-old's family says he was in the area hunting pokemon at around 10:00 when he was shot in the chest. despite the normal presence of tourists at the popular landmark, no witnesses have come forward. police hope that the car could jog someone's memory. >>> as soon as this weekend, the woman accused of helping her husband in the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history could be out on bail. this after a federal judge in oakland granted bail for noor salman. she is waiting trial for suspected involvement in the orlando nightclub shooting. she will remain in custody until the prosecutor appeals in two days. in june last year her husband shot up an orlando nightclub. 49 people were killed. as he was carrying out the attack, he pledged allegiance to several different terror organizations including isis. >>> san jose police have identified the two men accused of fatally stabbing a beloved little league coach. 32-year-old robert ruiz and 24- year-old aaron vallejo allegedly killed fr

the scammer using the personal details he just conned out of riley to convince don ferguson his son wasng held hostage and demanding money. >> he told me if i dropped the call he was going to kill my son. >> reporter: the fbi says the virtual kidnappings are happening across the country with alarming frequency, and ferguson was suspicious, immediately calling his son's cell phone and learning he was, in fact, safe. a great tactic according to experts who also say if you get a call like that, be sure to ask detailed questions. >> give them a question that only this person is going to know. and if they can't come back with that answer, then you know it's a hoax. >> reporter: scammers use social media to get details about you loved ones. experts say it's one more reason to limit the personal information you post. marci gonzalez, los angeles. >>> coming up, america's newest skiing sweetheart. >> she just turned 22. now she's a world champion. you're watching "world news now." ews now." . one pill fights congestion for 12 hours. guess i won't be seeing you for a while. why take medicines tha

commissioner riley? >> thank you, thune and riley to appear to address and discuss the important work occurring at the communications commission. i would like to raise a handful of issues and get ready to stand any issues you may have. led to a change of leadership. there's a breath of fresh air and a new spirit of cooperation not rent in tpresent in the las commission. let me applaud on the internal workings and procedures that had been a long cause of hien. in approximately five short weeks, the new chairman has improved the accountability of the commission from fixing not existent postadoption privileges to releasing text of documents at the same time they're shared with commissioners to ending the practice of providing outside parties with information before commissioners were in the loop. processing for them has been necessary for the chairman and hopefully, more to come as i s have a number of ideas with scope of information and data collections. on another topic, it is discouraging to admit that a

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he is up there with david hockney, with bridget riley.arrived on the scene in the 1960s. he made his name in the 70s and triumphed in the 805, representing britain at the venice biennale and winning the turner prize. i am very pleased, very grateful and very surprised. matisse, degas and jackson pollock were all influences. but it was the light and life of india that he first discovered in 1964 which became his great love and inspiration. look at those colours in a row. lilac, the pink, the orange, yellow between. amazing. i think more than any other artist i can think of, howard's paintings are a celebration of life, they are an exploration of life. it is notjust life as if seen by a one—eyed cyclops. it is life in motion, it is life as experienced over many years, but more than anything else, it is viewed through sensation and emotion and through feeling. howard hodgkin might not have enjoyed picking