axel herrera is a senior at riverside high school in durham, north carolina.din acosta was a student at the same school. and paromita shah is the associate director of the national immigration project of the national lawyers guild. welcome to democracy now! paromita shah, talk about what happened on the day that wildin was picked up. where was he and what are the grounds for him being imprisoned from january right through now? we're talking, what, five months? >> the story began a couple of years ago when wildin commended the country as a minor. froms fleeing persecution honduras and he came into the united states. he was detained by customs and border patrol and eventually he finally made his way to his mother and his family in north carolina where he explored how he could apply for asylum. but, you know, in north carolina and georgia, these cases are extremely difficult to make. judges have a terribly low grant rate. something beyond anything else in the country, 1%. and he just did not do the asylum case. he took an order of deportation. after that, ice age

now we are two weeks away from the california primary and hillary clinton spoke in riverside. tomorrow she will be in salinas and then atherton before a second san jose event on thursday. bill clinton spent the day stumping for hillary in fremont and san francisco. >> bernie sanderses spent the day in southern california where he told californians we will not stand up for somebody who insults america's minorities. >> the american people understand that we are great as a nation because of our diversity. >> sanders will be back in riverside county tomorrow and then in ventura on thursday. >>> all right, let's turn now to the warriors. boy, it was a night fans would like to forget. the dubs fell again to the thunder and are one game away from elimination in the western conference finals. >> let's get to mike shumann. >> it was a tough thing to watch, back to back losses for the warriors. i think the law of averages finally caught up with them. they had no answer for russell westbrook. a triple double, 36 points and 11 boards and 11 assists and they didn't help themselves with 21

mark: she was in riverside for an event you want to talk about in more detail?t that. she was at california riverside and she can't attract the 8,000 people at an event that donald trump can now but if you are donald trump orchestrating the press that is coming with you, you are setting up a small pool of photographers that will be given really intimate access as she enters the center. if i'm a photographer i'm being escorted by a campaign aide and i'm right down here shooting her and i can't tell that there are only several hundred people in the arena, not sufrl thousand. again, it's a curated image. jonathan: if hillary clinton said i need a 10,000 person raly, could they build it? or they literally couldn't match trump's crowds? >> i think they could. she's got not as much twitter al facebook followers as trump does but she has a huge following in the creative community. if you were to get bruce springsteen, he will en -- jonathan: but short of that, she didn't -- couldn't? she needs to do this to make it look like she's got big crowds? jonathan: i want to un

now we are two weeks away from the california primary and hillary clinton spoke in riverside. tomorrow she will be in salinas and then atherton before a second san jose event on thursday. bill clinton spent the day stumping for hillary in fremont and san francisco. >> bernie sanderses spent the day in southern california where he told californians we will not stand up for somebody who insults america's minorities. >> the american people understand that we are great as a nation because of our diversity. >> sanders will be back in riverside county tomorrow and then in ventura on thursday. >>> all right, let's turn now to the warriors. boy, it was a night fans would like to forget. the dubs fell again to the thunder and are one game away from elimination in the western conference finals. >> let's get to mike shumann. >> it was a tough thing to watch, back to back losses for the warriors. i think the law of averages finally caught up with them. they had no answer for russell westbrook. a triple double, 36 points and 11 boards and 11 assists and they didn't help themselves with 21

into delaware county, you can see the line from horsham all the way down from frankford, palmyra, riverside getting ready to be hit. heavy downpours, you have to slow the traveling speeds down. the downpours are moving so quickly, one minute the visibility is fine, the next minute you can't see a thing. national weather service issuing a visibility driving advisory. you'll hear a rumble of thunder and reduced visibility and after 20 minutes or so, the storm pulls away and things clear out again. look what happens by afternoon, turns out to be a fabulous day. morning clouds and quick-hitting downpour and by 11:00 a.m. we'll see sunshine. lunchtime, full sun. 3:00 p.m., 66 degrees. 5:00 p.m., 68, wall-to-wall blue skies, a little bit of a breeze out of the west/northwest 15 to 25 miles per hour. that breeze is clearing everything out and drying all the roads and grounds and getting things back to normal around here. even the jersey shore, pleasant afternoon. 69 degrees is the forecasted high in philadelphia. 66 for the jersey shore, becoming breezy this afternoon. the question is how long doe

it will extend toward riverside elementary. we'll keep you updated on closures for this projected. >>> the other story, some crazy driving in berkeley tonight. police say a driver traveling the wrong way panicked and then reversed into this pole. this is from wildfire, a user generated app. police did close the roads for a few minutes until a tow truck could get there and bring the car off the pole. that's not something you see every day. >> certainly a nasty scene. >> i would say by the personality, they were probably taken over by africanized beehive. >> killer bees in the bay area, a homeowner is saying that he finally has that colony under control. >> only after the bees killed two small dogs and sent two people to the hospital. kron went out into the swarm to show us why these beesare dangerous. >> reporter: only an expert can say whether or not these are africanized bees, but i spoke to multiple bee keepers today who say they certainly act like it. lets just get straight to it. this is martin and this is the moment he get

when completed, the new overcrossing will extend across amador street, making it safer for riverside elementary school students and the community. cal- trans says the overcrossing will open this fall. breaking news from overnight out of iraq. isis is claiming responsibility for a deadly attack, just north of baghdad. it happened at a natural gas plant. at least seven police officers are dead, and two dozen more people are injured. >> marty:two suicide bombs went off at the plant -- one at the entrance, and another inside the facility. six isis militants then tried to storm their way in, but security forces were able to hold them off. "i would say by their personality, yes, they were probably taking over by an africanized bee hive." killer bees in the east bay. now, a concord homeowner says he has the colony under control. this comes after the bees killed two small dogs and sent two people to the hospital. kron 4's kate cagle went out into the swarm to show us why these bee's are so dangerous. >> reporter:only an expert can say for sure whether or not these are africanized killer bees

sanders hemmed a rally today in riverside and tonight, the senator campaigns in san bern besh. hillary clinton is also in southern california in the city of commerce as well as riverside and south los angeles. tomorrow she'll campaign in salinas. she'll visit san jose on thursday. >>> former president bill clinton spent the day in the bay area, abc7 news was in fremont. the price started at $1,000. >>> a uc berkeley professor is a long time friend of the clintons and served as labor secretary but he isn't supporting hillary clinton in the election. he is backing bernie sanders instead. and today, he explained why. >> it's never an easy decision. i feel fondly toward hillary clinton. i've known her since she's 19 years old. i think she'd make a great president for the system we now have but it doesn't function well. i endorse bernie sanders because i think he's the best candidate to change the system into the system that we need. >> anyone who wants to vote by mail but register by 5:00 p.m. next tuesday. voters will go to polls in california again on june 7th. >> tonight, a bay

sanders hemmed a rally today in riverside and tonight, the senator campaigns in san bern besh. hillary clinton is also in southern california in the city of commerce as well as riverside and south los angeles. tomorrow she'll campaign in salinas. she'll visit san jose on thursday. >>> former president bill clinton spent the day in the bay area, abc7 news was in fremont. the price started at $1,000. >>> a uc berkeley professor is a long time friend of the clintons and served as labor secretary but he isn't supporting hillary clinton in the election. he is backing bernie sanders instead. and today, he explained why. >> it's never an easy decision. i feel fondly toward hillary clinton. i've known her since she's 19 years old. i think she'd make a great president for the system we now have but it doesn't function well. i endorse bernie sanders because i think he's the best candidate to change the system into the system that we need. >> anyone who wants to vote by mail but register by 5:00 p.m. next tuesday. voters will go to polls in california again on june 7th. >> tonight, a bay

i grew up in a little place called riverside, california. although both my parents were born in this country, neither of them spoke english until they went to school. my dad did not finish high school. but my parents were big, big believers in the power of education. they instilled that belief into their children, my three sisters and myself. they taught us that learning equals opportunity. there was never a question in their mind as to whether we were going to go to college. we would and we did. what i remember the most clearly from my graduation day was the look on my parents faces. they were so proud and a bit relieved that they could call me a college graduate. they were thrilled about what that accomplishment meant for future generations of our family. i see that same look on the faces of many parents, many siblings and you, the graduates. i know that getting here required hard work and sacrifice on the part of you to graduates, and your families. and so really, congratulations to all of you. today is the culmination of your time here a

. ♪ >> joining us now from riverside california where he was campaigning today.fer jacobs joining us. i want to start with you out in california. senator sanders and his campaign clinton hasy happy denied him the opportunity to debate. i'm curious why the sanders campaign is not making more of that she is not saying no. >> it is a curious question because not what we have seen him hammer on. there really should be a discussion of these issues in the context of what it means to california. he is speaking right now behind me at this california mission here in riverside. there are many people who are wrapped around the block. they are encouraging him to go to the next stop. sanders campaign also has a california ad and is trying to work this by adding more of events and trying to highlight that difference. he wants to talk about these but he has not hit him on this point. he does talk about the all are oligarchy that is not an everyday word you hear in politics. he suggests the clintons are a part of that. that withng to break his vision of change in campaign financ

he is speaking right now and the auditorium at this california mission in riverside and there are manyout side wrapped around the block who were unable volunteersnd we saw occurring that -- encouraging them to go to san bernardino. also has a california ad and is trying to work this by adding more events and highlight the difference, that he is here and wants to talk about these issues, but he has not hit secretary clinton on this point. he does talk in his remarks about the oligarchy he thinks is something voters and we can certainly say from talking to sanders voter, it's not an everyday word you see, he uses it all a time to suggest the clintons are part of the establishment connected to the money in the system and he is trying to break that with his vision of change in campaign finance and so forceful top so far, we have not seen them go after secretary clinton as hard. i know advisors are frustrated that she is not agreeing to this . from the clinton point of view, they are trying to move on to a general election and not give sanders another forum, not give him another opportunity

the works that created 1 riverside, and were treated to lunch.nd the 22 story glass luxury condominium tower offers views of the city in all directions. the kickoff is tonight on the eighth floor at 1 riverside. >>> an abused horse once pelted with paint balls has a new home. ♪ >>> a homeowner unknowingly walked in on a group of men as she ransacked his house. >>> and he is not your average graduate but he walked just the same. we'll introduce to you sergio the duck, more than just a class pet. >>> and first here an abused horse is gettingsy a second chance of a new home. lily was pelted with paint balls in march. gray hall was there for the big sendoff and joins us live with more about her famous future. >> reporter: hi brian, this is one of those stories filled with emotions, when you hear about lily the horse was neglected. it will make you sad and possibly even angry but when you hear about how this ends for lily it will make you smile. >> lily the horse was greeted by fanfare and a barrage of cameras as she prepared to head to her forever ho

later this week he heads to san francisco while hillary clinton travels to riverside, orange county in race not only for the candidacy, but for the democratic party, and we ask our political analyst melissa caen and the san francisco mayor willie brown about the game plan, and is it about the winning of the nomination or changing the entire party structure to stop hillary? >> it is far more focused on the nomination, but now about changing the system, the way that the democrats nominate people and the way that the primary works. it is interesting that we thought the republican convention will be the exciting one with the millions of dollars and the right gear being purchased, and in cleveland. but it may end up philadelphia is the more interesting convention.>> is it policy between these two or getting personal? >> clearly there is a disk like apparently between sanders and the clintons, and it is showing itself repeatedly, and it has escalated. i remind you that the democratic convention is always the more interesting national convention. remember chicago, 1972 in miami. remember all

sanders also held a rally today in riverside and campaigned in san bernardino. >> yesterday the phoneto register for the june primary and 200,000 people signed up. many of the new voters are between 17 and 25 years of age. the california secretary of state says it was the most on line registration activity this year. >>> your own patch of grass for 30 to 250 dollars just seems like we are a nickel and dim dimeing our city. >> after big backlash san francisco recreation park department cancelled a park reservation policy. people worried they would have to pay just for a spot on the grass at popular park. >> carolyn tyler has that stor story. >>reporter: on sunny weekends this is the scene at dolores park in san francisco mission district. nearly every inch taken. so when they put autopsy sign telling people to go on line for a permit to pay and reserve a spot, the reaction was fast and furious. >> i think that's really ridiculous. >>reporter: in fact just since monday a petition against reservations has gathered more than 13,000 signatures and counting. the supervisor introduced a reso

as she campaigned in riverside, california, on tuesday night, she focused on donald trump from start to finish, going after him on everything from his reputation in the housing industry to climate change to immigration. throughout her speech, she was talking only about donald trump. she also made clear that she still needs to win the california primary. mathematically speaking, she may not. she has a big lead over bernie sanders, but she believes a win here in california and those other primaries on june 7th would send her to the general election in a much stronger position. this is her message to california voters. >> this primary on june the 7th needs to send a real signal that donald trump will hear, no matter where he is, that california wants a positive future. we want to finish strong, and we want to send that message that we're going to fight every day. i will fight for you. i will fight for us every single day. >> reporter: so it's clear that hillary clinton still wants to beat bernie sanders and is trying to beat bernie sanders, but her campaign is focusing squarely on donal

sanders told supporters in riverside county that he can beat trump. trump held a rally in anaheim and police rs aed at least five protesters. they waited for trump outside jimmy kimmle studios after his appearance on the show and r&b singer the weekend and rapper belly canceled because of trump. >> we will have a country and people coming into the country legally we will have strong borders. right now people are coming right through. >> during a speech earlier in the day it was -- he was in salinas. >> he is talking about deporting more than one half of the 2.4 million farm workers who helped feed our country. >> hillary clinton has events in san jose and san francisco on thursday and there are reports she will air tv ads on friday. in atherton, abc7 news. >> to give you an idea how close the democratic primary in california is and the public policy institute shows clinton ladying sanders by -- leading sanders by two points. that's within the margin of error. >>> a former employee is accused of stealing more than a million dollars from a school in mil

kristen welker covering the clinton campaign in riverside, california. bernie sanders, the senator, is still fighting hard hoping to beat clinton in california. he held a rally in san bernardino where kelly is with us tonight. thanks for joining us in the great inland empire. >> well, chris, bernie sanders is on stage here now and he is taking an approach you might think he was ahead because he began tonight in san bernardino talking to more than 5,200 people saying donald trump will not become president. sanders looking towards november. then as he works through his subject by subject plan for the country. and criticism of hillary clinton. there were several times where this crowd had a loud and sustained boo when he brings up secretary clinton. sanders is talking about how he is working hard here. his third hour plus long event tonight. he wants to be as visible as possible and as you've been discussing for sanders winning california if he can fall off is essential to his larger argument. we heard him tonight talking about sending a message to the lead

sanders told supporters in riverside county that he can beat trump. trump held a rally in anaheim and police rs aed at least five protesters. they waited for trump outside jimmy kimmle studios after his appearance on the show and r&b singer the weekend and rapper belly canceled because of trump. >> we willl have a country and people coming into the country legally we will have strong borders. right now people are coming right through. >> during a speech earlier in the day it was -- he was in salinas. >> he is talking about deporting more than one half of the 2.4 million farm workers who helped feed our country. >> hillary clinton has events in san jose and san francisco on thursday and there are reports she will air tv ads on friday. in atherton, abc7 news. >> to give you an idea how close the democratic primary in california is and the public policy institute shows clinton ladying sanders by -- leading sanders by two points. that's within the margin of error. >>> a former employee is accused of stealing more than a million dollars from a school in mi

it happened at the riverside park swimming pool on camera and run terrace. they tell us the lifeguard suffered some type of emotional distress and he resisting offers of help and jumped into the water and sink to the bottom. a fire and rescue unit revived him and took him to the hospital. >>> a chaotic day is sparking a debate across the country. i'm ellison barber and that story is coming up . >>> a flash flooding and-- in -- and a tornado warning, and it is not meet the marine who does not have a leg ♪ it's time to get out and explore. look beyond the expected. hidden among the trees. where getting away... brings us so much closer. vacation packages start at just $50 per person. busch gardens williamsburg and water country usa. a whole other world awaits. >>> a life or death situation in an the cincinnati zoo. >> a boy managed to sneak into guerrilla exhibit. the zoo says killing the animal was the only option but not everyone agrees. ellison barber has the story life -- live. >>>

reading and lancaster, but i want to focus in on this pocket of moisture north of philadelphia in riverside. also into jenkintown and willow grove and to the south and east of landsdale at this hour. we have lightning strikes associated with the moisture moving on in. moderate to heavy pockets of rain, a rumble of thunder moving on through, the moisture is slowly tapering off from an east to west direction. we'll show you the picture outside and we are starting to get some clearing there in delaware, wilmington, delaware, a mostly cloudy skies and the moisture is starting to shift to the north and west of that region. here is the other concern at the coast. there is a coastal flood warn that stays up until 1:00 a.m. on saturday. from seaside heights to avalon and cape may and rehoboth beach. high tide 7:30 to 10:00 this evening and the bays could flood hours after this time that. is why it stays up until 1:00 a.m. keep that in mind, moderate fluttering -- flooding. north and west of town 49 in tannersville and 51 for slatington and fleet wood and upper 40s for saint davids and chester. we h

bernie sanders spoke in riverside county yesterday. today he is scheduled to stop in ventura and bakersfield and fresno. the vermont senator expects to track a big crowd of young adults. they favor him because of his promise to make public colleges and universities tuition tree. >> donald trump brought his campaign to southern california. outside of a discussion in an time protesters yelled and threw water bottles. donald trump appeared on jimmy kimmel and spoke of the transgender bathroom issue. >> do you personal support it? >> what i support is let the states decide. the states will do hopefully the right thing. what you is the right thing? >> i don't know yet. honestly, i don't know. it is a very... >> donald trump heads to north dakota to speak at an oil conference. police in the capital city will devote a quarter of the first to security for the event. >> business owners of a strip mall will rebuild and reopen forking yesterday's devastating fire. we were the first on the scene at the shopping center on el camino real with flames

. >>> and on nbc los angeles, caught on camera, riverside man pulse driver from fiery roll over streethey filmed the scene, but then decide today take action with the video still rolling, he pulled the driver from the vehicle, and he has nonlife threatening injuries. police are investigating the incident. >>> massachusetts state police are investigating a beating caught on camera. it happened after a high speed chase that started in massachusetts and ended in new hampshire. the pick-up truck stopped after blowing two tires, but then the driver gets out, dropping to his hands and knees, and officers begin punching him. he was wanted on assault and larsenny charges. t investigating whether the level of force was appropriate. >>> a woman meets her family after 65 years. she only met her father once as a child. she didn't no anything about his side of the family. thanks to ancestry.com, she found her sister, joanne. >> i'm really happy. because i think now that my life is complete. >>> a mother goose in ohio knew who to go to for help when her babe boo he was in trouble. she pecked at the

the ancient practices of riverside cremation are one tiny part of it.he far bigger problem is the waste of the living. >> we can only treat a third of the sewage. the city generates more than 300 million leeters of waste and 100 million are treated. the rest goes straight into the ganges. >> the figures he elsewhere offer -- on the river are even worse. independent figures show 80% of sewage is untreated. the government says it plans to build massive new waste treatment infrastructure. the environmentalists say it can't come soon enough for at least one key species. we've come to the ganges and the hope was we might spot the incredibly rare ganges dolphin. incrediblely within minutes i waw the -- saw the sergio garcia -- dorsal fin of one break the water. the real challenge is going to be filming them. this is the cameraman. how difficult do you think it's going to be to film the dolphin? we've seen a couple, haven't we? >> it's quite hard because they pop up suddenly. >> you are an expert on the dollins. world wild life fund has a program to protect th

your link to what's next. >>> live at hillary clinton's event in riverside, california.ngs are still getting set up. we'll keep you updated. >>> first one of the best movies about politics i've ever seen is right now in theaters. in a lot of ways the film is a study in how contemporary politics works, driven by spectacle and showmanship, something we're seeing play out in the year of donald trump. a big-city mayoral brash democrat wound up conceding after receiving 5% of the vote. it's about a man embroiled in a sex scandal without any actual sex. a politician who came to be widely and almost universally loathed who never actually did anything criminal. but one who admits that he has this "virtually unlimited ability to f things up." >> why are they filming you? >> i don't know. i don't know why they're filming me. >> if republicans wrapping their arms around republicans rather than doing the right thing on behalf of the heroes -- >> it was a pleasure to see a democrat not cowering. >> married to one of hillary clinton's closest advisers. >> a photo of an anonymous partn

other california schools that made the top 100 are ucla, san diego, davis, irvine and riverside. >>> new at noon a new resource for uber drivers on the go. the ridesharing service is testing a hotline for drivers in san francisco starting today. it's built directly into the driver's app so there's no extra numbers to dial. this is in addition to driver support centers and in-app messaging. the pilot program will launch in phasings. it's expected to last at least two months. >>> one very lucky man in san jose is $9 million richer this afternoon. lottery officials say the man just passed in his winning powerball ticket. he says that he bought the ticket for the march 16 super lotto drawing and he was the only ticket to successfully match all five numbers. he bought the ticket at a valero gas station in san jose making it a winner, too. the store will get $45,000 in retail bonuses. >>> a boat catches fire on the ocean off malibu's coast. the dramatic rescue that followed coming up. >> plus, working to help keep you safe when an earthquake happens. the new alert system the governor propo

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he spoke in riverside and san bernardino. >>> a federal judge set a hearing date for a lawsuit file observe california's primary deadline. a sanders supporter is seeking to extend the voter registration deadline. the suit claims the process for unaffiliated voters to get a primary ballot is too confusing. however the hearing is set for august 18th which is long after the june 7th primary. >>> republican presidential could donald trump will hold his first fundraiser this week. he has prided himself on his self-funded campaign. trump says he is only holding the fundraiser because the republican national committee has asked him to do so. he said he would be happy to consider self funding his campaign. >>> coming up. bill cosby back in the spotlight and facing criminal charges of sexual abuse. at 6:30, the ruling by a judge. >> they had 12 years to bring a case and they didn't. >>> a warmup and temperatures on the increase. not right away. in the 60s and low 70s and even sprinkles in the area. i will have the forecast after the break. >>> first new details on the aggressive bees in an east bay

we'll find grand, protected landscapes, popular public plazas, and riverside playgrounds, wild wonderscient history, and billion-dollar views of the california coast. we'll learn how children and young adults are nurturing nature, and themselves, in the east bay, and we'll meet talented and generous artists painting in our public parks and open spaces, and helping protect them at the same time. [music]

bernie sanders is back in riverside county today and ventura tomorrow. >> we are waking up to temperatures a degree or two warmer than yesterday. we will start in san francisco, where we have around 53 to 55, and brisbane and belmont and young city, the warm spots at 57. pittsburg and walnut creek and pleasanton 56, and palo alto and saratoga at 55 and american canyon and pacifica at 52. kite subjecting could be breezy. injury that. sailing? fair. a smile -- small craft advisory. walking the dog is brighter this afternoon. we have drizzle. an area experiencing it is golden gate bridge right now. the closer you are to the coast or if you drive through the higher elevations secretary to get drizzle through 8:00. temperatures today are in the mid-60s to mid-70s from san francisco to inland neighborhoods and notice tomorrow 80s start to pop up and become more dominant in the forecast through friday. i will have the holiday weekend forecast looking warm. sue? >> taking a look at matt keller who has been covering santa clara with road closures in the area to avoid, the fire is near the lawrence

clinton was repeatedly heckled last night during a campaign event at the university of california riverside a group of students were escorted out by security but not before clinton fired back. >> you know, some people are just allergic to the facts. they're certainly entitled to their own opinions but not to their own facts. >> clinton then turned her attentio hammering him for profiting from the housing crisis and accusing him of making money off of other people's misery. sanders also went after trump last night and steered clear of criticizing clinton. he blasted trump's candidacy an before a crowd of 5,000 supporters in san bernardino, california. he said voters are not going to support aid candidate who insults, latinos, muslims and women. he's now requesting a recanvassing of the kentucky primary where he trailed clinton by less than half a percent. that means a thorough check of voting machines and absentee ballots. >>> this morning, president obama is wrapping up his visit to vietnam. he was welcomed like a rock star in ho chi minh city where he hosted a town hall meeting. with about

. >>> a fire in riverside, new jersey, damaging a local cafe. this happened about 8:00 o'clock on west scott street. one alarm fire which started in the kitchen at lilly's spread to apartments above the eatery. those living upstairs did have to be evacuated but fortunately no injuries were reported. >>> philadelphia police say they've arrested a woman accused of running over a lady crossing the street in center city. maryann more rin today face as itemed murder charges. investigators say she got into a fight with woman trying to cross the street at 16th and 59 earlier this month. according to police, miranda threatened to run over the woman if she didn't get out of her way. well cops say that's exactly what she did. the woman was taken to the hospital for several fractures. >>> and bad news for pennsylvania's unemployment rate. it shot up in april for one of the biggest one-month increases in seven years. the state department of labor says the job less rate rose five-point 3% last month. that's up from four-point 9% the night before -- the month

. >> thank you, riverside! >> reporter: hillary clinton isn't focusing on bernie sanders but instead is turning up the heat on trump. >> right now, people are listening to donald trump, and they're wondering what is going on in america. >> reporter: clinton and sanders are battling for california's 475 delegates. sanders says he'll spend the next two weeks sweeping the state. >> we're going to be speaking to over 200,000 californians. sanders has a very narrow path to the nomination and is dismissing claims he's dividing the party. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >>> another democrat, massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, is escalating her attacks on donald trump. speaking in washington last night, she talked about a comment from trump back in 2007 when he said he was excited about making money during the real estate crash. >> what kind of a man does that? i'll tell you exactly what kind of a man does that -- it is a man who cares about no one but himself. a small -- [ applause ] -- a small, insecur

its elegant neo-gothic design and riverside location were inspired by its counterpart in london.us, with literally miles of grand halls, designed to help administer that sprawling, multinational hapsburg empire. by the end of world war i, the hapsburgs were gone, and hungary, while much smaller, was fully independent. but then came the nazis, followed by the communists. that illusive freedom was finally won after the fall of the soviet union in 1989, and since then, the city has blossomed. today, hungary rules only hungary, and it's ruled not by an emperor, but by democratically elected representatives who legislate from what's now a palace of democracy. like vienna, budapest feels more grandiose than the capital of a relatively small country, but the city remains the cultural capital of eastern europe, with a keenly developed knack for good living. you can enjoy that hungarian joy of life at the széchenyi baths. soak with the locals. of the city's two dozen or so traditional mineral baths, this is the most accessible and fun. budapest is hot, literally. it sits on a thin crust o

. >>> the final beam is in place topping off 1 riverside in center city. the condo project is under construction at 25th and locust. a one bedroom in the high-end building with set you back about $685,000. a third of the units are already sold. >> we're planning to be, you know, sold out before we convey the first unit in march of 2017. >> the neighborhood where are the building sits is popular because of its residential feel. it's also near several parks. >>> well, it just got easier to tweet, like, and post your favorite moments from some of our favorite concerts. comcast has installed free xfinity wi-fi hot spots at the man center for the performing arts. concert goers are asked to share their favorite moments. for every post, including retweets, comcast will donate a dollar to a local organization that works to support veterans and families of our fallen heroes. comcast is the parent company of nbc 10. >>> three before 5:00 right now. a minor league baseball manager known for his epic arguments with umpires has done it again. have you seen this video?

>> reporter: two weeks later, i met up with suha in the riverside town of 10,000 people in northern italy where she and her children now live. grazie. >> prego! >> reporter: for now, her family is sharing a one-bedroom apartment with an elderly syrian woman who left lebanon on the same christian charity flight. >> i sleep here, and the old woman, with me, here because she couldn't go up. >> reporter: they have reliable electricity and a proper kitchen. >> refrigerator! >> reporter: you have a refrigerator? >> reporter: you've got a stove, you've got an oven. that's important. >> reporter: there's a big park behind their apartment where the children can play. they start school next week. >> i want to have time to learn and to work. >> reporter: under italian law, it will be a few months before suha is eligible to work. she's hoping to resume work as a veterinarian. in the meantime, the charity mediterranean hope is paying the rent and will give suha's family $780 a month for at least the next six months. she says she would like to return to syria someday. >> to find a solution in syria, i

main street closed from the tullytown bridge to the riverside industrial complex as a hazmat crew assessed the situation. tullytown police say the spill has not impacted the water supply. >>> trains are moving again on new jersey transit' river line after a crash today in riverton. skyfox over main and south broad streets just after 10:00 o'clock where a train slammed into a stationwagon. officials say 35 people were on the train at the time of the crash. two were injured and two people in the car had to be removed by firefighters. people at a nearby restaurant saw the whole thing and ran to help. >> some of the customers ran over there and they tried to help and call 911, and the police and the ambulance everything come right away. >> medic took all four people with injuries to local hospitals. we're told those injuries are not life threatening. police issued the driver of the stationwagon a citation for careless driving. >>> and traffic along a stretch of the northeast extension of the pennsylvania turnpike in montgomery county is moving along much better tonight. this what thing looked

. >> reporter: seconds after this rollover crash in riverside, california, the car already on fire. >o! hey, great out! >> reporter: the good samaritan realizes the driver is still inside. quickly pulling him to safety. >> call 911! call 911! >> reporter: a moment that never had to happen because, police say, this driver was street racing not just fast and furious, street racing is deadly. in the last decade more than 124 drivers, passengers and bystanders killed. in los angeles, this chain-reaction wreck last february killed three innocent drivers. the street racers weren't hurt. days later, another crash caught on camera, killed two pedestrians. police everywhere are now cracking down in portland oregon. and the car capital of southern california, where nearly 50 people were recently busted, their cars impounded. >> it comes down to ego, i want to show off. i want to do something that is going to give me a thrill. >> it could be deadly. >> exactly. >> reporter: clayton sandell. >>> still ahead on "world news tonight" -- a fast-food empire puts a new ingredient to the test, you might

proposal would extend the protections to students receiving athletic scholarships at uc davis, irvine, riverside, santa barbara and san diego. it goes to the full uc board of regents tomorrow. >>> a bay area giant is taking a stand tonight against payday loan companies. >> michael finney joins us with that and today's other consumer news. >> this is a huge win for consumer advocates. they've been working on this for a very long time. google announced it would no longer accept advertising for payday loans. consumer advocates don't like the loans because the interest rates are high and borrowers often get trapped in a cycle of paying for the same two-week loan month after month. the center for responsible lending praised the move and "the washington post" says the decision is the first time google has announced a global ban on ads from a broad category of financial products. >>> when you surf the web, your internet provider, mobile or land based, can and do follow you around. they use that information to place ads and potentially build a dossier about you. even if you delete cookies, some of these

reza aslan is also a creative writing professor at the university of california-riverside. where were you on that day of the shooting in san bernardino? >> guest: i was actually in haiti. i was shooting an episode of my new cnn show, "believer," which will premiere next year. it's sort of a spiritual adventure series where i go around and i take part in religious rituals in various communities as a lens to opening up different worlds, different beliefs. and it was, you know, obviously quite a shock that it was so close not just to to my home, but to the place where i work. but i think, look, we need to get to a point where we recognize that the united states is not immune to the appeal of these organizations like al-qaeda and isis, that there are muslims in the u.s. in absolutely infinitesimal programming of them, but nevertheless they do exist who feel as though their identity is under a certain is sense of crisis and who are looking to these e transnational groups as a way of identifying themselves, of expressing their grievances sometimes in horrifically violent ways. no