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basically ignore what he said all of that he says was just completely made up invalid brigade rob reynolds a no west palm beach florida thanks. to the news and police in turkey say they have detained two suspected spies working for the united arab emirates both were arrested in istanbul on monday they are thought to have gathered intelligence on arab nationals one arrived in turkey last october the other arrived later to help his colleague more from istanbul with the times are going to aim. sources tell us two men were arrested inside a hotel room in istanbul on monday they've been described as intelligence operatives an encrypted computer stashed in a hidden compartment was also seized they've allegedly admitted that they have were working for the united arab emirates but they are not citizens of the. sources say the men have been under turkish surveillance for six months during that time they contacted turkish analysts they inquired about qatar's investment in turkey the two countries are close allies the u.a.e. is part of a saudi led blockade against qatar intended to isolate the country the two

saying nothing in the report warrants the kremlin's attention in a moment we'll speak to rob reynolds who's in west palm beach florida where mr trump is this easter weekend first let's go to washington and my colleague kimberly hell kid so kimberly mrs pelosi what she's saying about it. now well she is not happy with the actions of the justice department with the release of the redacted mulla report her view is that there may be a need for congress to take further action her view is that while the attorney general has said that the conclusions are that donald trump did not obstruct justice with review of that four hundred forty eight page report congress isn't quite sure it is reaching the same conclusion so not only has the house judiciary issued a subpoena to get the full and complete four hundred forty eight page report on redacted but is also as you point out holding a conference call on monday at four pm local time to discuss further steps the view is that while robert muller declined to prosecute the president he did put on congress the responsibility to conduct oversight. whatever the issue

says nothing in the report warrants the kremlin's attention so let's check in with rob reynolds who is in florida west palm beach resort of course where donald trump spends his weekends hi rob let's talk through what the democrats are up to first of all because there was a lot in this report which seemed to be what was interpreted as robert muller throwing it over to congress effectively and saying you have to deal with this you have to act on this. that's right can all come on not in so many words but that was certainly the implication that many members of congress picked up on and as you mentioned jerrold nadler the chairman of the house judiciary committee has subpoenaed the full report without redactions and any other supporting material he's given the justice department until may first to comply with that navl said earlier today the report is painting a damning picture of a president who lies all the time and demands others lie for him but the democrats have something of a dilemma in front of them they have to figure out how much to go ahead with further investigations now that the molar report i

rob marciano is by the west side highway here in new york. rob, time out the storm for us. >> reporter: tom there is so much wind energy. they stretch all wait down to south florida. look at the radar scope reaching back to memphis. clearly, north carolina and virginia are the hot spots tonight. raleigh, the first time huh a risk in three years. the storms up through d.c. and philadelphia and new york city by daybreak. the heavy rain saturday morning in new england. we expect flash flood watching for nearly all of the northeast. quieter sunday. but the next few hours will be dangerous. >> we will monitor the storm throughout the wicked. rob, thank you. >>> we do move now to the fall out from the mueller report. president trump true v turning from try yiumph to anger. tonight, they have subpoenaed the full unredakted report. here is jonathan karl. >> reporter: shortly after the public got a first look at the mueller report, president trump claimed it amounted to complete vindication. >> game over! time to get back to work, folks. >> reporter: b

showing kindness and pity on the other side thank you very much from west palm beach florida rob reynolds thank you all. freedom peace and justice the demands of thousands of sudanese protest as they have gathered for the largest demonstration since former president bashir was asked at last week they've marched to the military headquarters in hartin the epicenter of the uprising against nearly thirty years of the shias autocratic rule friday prayers have been held marking four months to the day since the government tripled the price of bread triggering mass protests which led eventually to precious removal the military council now in charge of sudan insists they should preside over a transition period but the protesters want them to give up power to civilians immediately on sunday part protest organizers will unveil a new interim council that aims to take over from the military and they won't give up until that demands are met mama val brings us more now from khartoum. the joining the city is like stepping into a new sudan people are taking power into their own hands these civilians are n

always takes us back but georgia republican rob woodall said he thinks congress should delete this bill the wild west innovation. >>a style that has driven the internet and tech companies from day one shouldn't be boxed in. >>by the government, the white house says the president plans to veto the bill if it makes it to the president's desk in washington, i'm in a warning keeps. >>coming up a man is thrown off a treadmill at the gym in southern california after a car crashes into the building we're going to hear from the man this workout turned into a trip to the hospital plus a heated debate in the first hearing on a bill that could drastically change the law on when police can use deadly force. >>ahead we hear from a parent who lost her son in a police shooting a lot of sunshine in the forecast for the bay area about a couple raindrops to will ta

always takes us back but georgia republican rob woodall said he thinks congress should delete this bill the wild west innovation. >>a style that has driven the internet and tech companies from day one shouldn't be boxed in by the government, the white house says the president plans to veto the bill if it makes it to the president's desk in washington, i'm in a warning case. >>has united a couple from new york vanished while on vacation in the dominican republic. why authorities there say the couple's bodies may have been found days ago. >>plus president trump denying reports that plans to reinstate separating parents and children at the u s mexico border. >>and up next to 2 of the bay area's biggest tech giants grilled on capitol hill over hate crimes and woman 1: i had no symptoms of hepatitis c. man 1: mine... ...caused liver damage. vo: epclusa treats all main types of chronic hep c. vo: whatever your type, ask your doctor if epclusa is your kind of cure. woman 2: i had the common type. man 2: mine was rare. vo: epclusa has a 98% overall cure rate.

concerned so there's kind of a bifurcated outlook by the president on the mall a report thank you rob reynolds in westpalm beach florida. we're going to talk a little bit more about the russia side of things with moxon mccomb ski who is a nonresident senior fellow at the atlantic council's dean of patrice or eurasia center he's on skype from washington it's nice to have you with us i know that the russians have responded today and said there's nothing in this report which we need to deal with i guess that's no huge surprise is that they probably want to stay as far away from this is possible you know the russian government i think is going to use the conclusions of the motor report that there was no obstruction to try to throw out the motor report and mass you know they're not expecting that anyone is going to read in the united states four hundred fifty five pages part of which detail the russian government's active operational involvement in undermining the election and there was obviously indictments our made of g.r.u. officers as well as elements in this internet research agency with mr privilege

the redacted version that will come out on lunch time on the east coast, breakfast time on the west coast. robappease everybody and fails miserably. >> time magazine is an across hairs after they put supreme court justice brett cavanagh and his accuser, christine ford, on 100 most influential people list. christine forward supporters left outraged including actress jessica chastain who tweeted this. you put her on the same list as the man she said assaulted her, so disappointing. christine ford over brett kavanaugh. laura bissett weighing in on twitter saying imagine making time's most influential people list because you accuse a prominent man of sexual assault and then finding out he is on the same list. how many ways can we keep re-traumatizing forward? reaction from the other side as well, chuck on twitter says she influenced what? it best she misidentified, at worst she lied and tried to destroy a man. the moral is that they tried to appease everybody and in doing so made both sides angry. >> i see jesus and a lot of people do. >> everyone at home wiped the sleep out of your eyes, you want

globally hundreds of millions of people putting pressure on the west this way. robrepublicans have a pickle here because a lot of businesses like all this cheap labor and i have to think some republicans don't necessarily hate the idea of illegal immigration in this country. >> that's true and it is very self-serving. look at the national immigration study by the national academy of science, it shows you immigration both legal and illegal has positive benefit on the size of the pie. it makes gdp bigger. it drives down wages, the winners are businesses and their is a net gain but goes to corporate profits in their mind. >> back to politics. the 2020 democrats screaming out free everything, healthcare, welfare, jobs, guarantee. how do you do that when touting about open border policy. the reason socialism works, those are very small, very condensed, very uniform. here we have 350 million people. how do you do that here? you can't. are drug dealers com across the border and a lot of ordinary people fearing for their lives but if you put them in squalor and settle in th

two seasons of weather in australia rob yes summer and winter west and east dramatic as it could be of course is with above freezing in both cases but here we go perth moments sixteen degrees an adelaide thirty four to get sixteen degrees in perth which is a midwinter temperature a certain amount of change in the weather type had to go on it's been a pretty stormy last twenty four hours. or so for example we've had the strongest winds in five years blows through yes some damage was done on the coast april day since one thousand nine hundred thirty nine souls or it doesn't necessarily it's a dramatically different adelaide story well that's more like a midsummer one. twenty two and the temperature was thirty four this is today's temperature record is thirty seven so we're not far off in fact this is also a good day for about one hundred years so these are really quite major difference is obviously this sort of thing happens if you really was extreme weather when you drag cold air up the antarctic and run it across as a frontal system across the bite and then everything changes well that

rob, thank you. >>> now to the west coast, where a couple is sharing their dramatic survival story. lucky to be alive after live power lines slammed through ut warning. here's maggie rulli. >> reporter: tonight, the couple trapped in this mangled mess of poles and power lines. bruised but thankful to be alive. >> wires down, about 15 poles down. >> reporter: tom and linda cook were driving in their seattle neighborhood on friday when suddenly they saw a flash. >> i saw the pole start falling to the ground and i thought, wow, we have to find another way out. >> reporter: but that led to a domino effect, with dozens more tumbling down. >> it was so surreal and then it was one after another after another. >> reporter: the couple swerved but the pole landed right in the center of the car, causing the roof to cave in. >> had it hit to the left or right, it would have come down on top of one of us. >> reporter: rescuers frantically working to get them out. >> i started to open the door and i heard someone say that's not a good idea because those wires might be live. >> reporter: the downe

questions from journalists as he left the white house and joining us now from west palm beach in florida is al jazeera is rob reynolds rob what's president trumpet up to since he left washington and are we likely to see a mouse in public in the next few days. well this us is the president trump arrived several hours ago he tweeted twice along the way and shortly after arriving first to say that if he had wanted to he could have fired bob mahler and dismissed the entire investigation on the grounds of executive privilege saying that he simply chose not to do that the second tweet was blaming president former president barack obama for not doing anything about russian interference in the in two thousand and sixteen presidential election as detailed in the mulla report the white house has issued the president's schedule for the coming week and normally when he's here in florida he tends to stay fairly close to home in his mar a lago resort get in a bit of golf and so on but the forecast is for storms over the weekend so there may not be a lot of presidential golfing going on this weekend speaking of storms rob

rob porter scandal. it has affects around the west wing. it's something they've been concerned about. so much scrutiny being on this process and what information could come out, especially with the report recently about how the president was involved in ivanka trump and jared kushner getting their clearances. >> thank you very much. one more note on this. according to miss newbold the retaliation against her for raising her security concerns began in 2018 when whimr. kline began taking -- korlgt her mr. kline repeatedly altered her office environment to cause impediments to her works including elevating files out of her reach. she said these are files we work with every day. that's an essential part of our job. she explained when she let mr. kline know there was a problem, they tended to it. >>> to the other major subpoena from democrats set for this week, to get the full unredacted 400 -some page frreport from robert mueller. let's go to manu raju. what's happening there? >> reporter: the house judiciary committee plans to move to authorize a subpoena later this week for the full mue

they are also not ruling it out kimberly thanks very much joining us live from west palm beach in florida is our correspondent rob reynolds rob the president's on twitter was she saying. that's right as you can probably see behind me peter it's not a great day for golf so president front is. in now on his second favorite or other favorite pastime tweeting he seemed to in a series of tweets he seemed to indirectly acknowledge some of the embarrassing and damaging statements that were made in the moment when the report saying statements are made about me by certain people in the crazy moeller report which are full fabricated and totally untrue it in refers apparently to white house staffers and others who may have taken notes during conversations with the president in the white house saying that you should be ware of people who take notes because these notes are fabricated. and only made made to make other people look good and for you to make trump look bad he refers to these statements with a common goal garrity that most people usually not the president but many people use to indicate when something is a lie he t

northeast of the country al-jazeera whether presenter rob mccallum explains the second half of march was particularly western iran especially in the west under thirty six millimeters in the province of laura's term which is the mountains eventually accumulate to the lower levels in courses and this is where we see particularly bad fighting at the confluence of two rivers now the heaviest rain has moved on this is the last forty eight hours you see the cloud is somewhat dispersed the floods are still there of course so the forecast is not critical well that's the picture for monday and you can see the main rain which is the green on these charts is a lot further east now if i take you've had the next three maybe four days this is how the picture looks this is accumulating rain virtually nothing where we've got the current flooding but the potential maybe for something further north east. pakistan has released one hundred indian fisherman from prison as tensions with new delhi ease the men were arrested for fishing in pakistani waters august on's foreign office says more than two hundred other indian prisoners will be released in four gr

west of santa rosa. that's the way should stay dry monday before some showers return tomorrow. >>robwrites a good thing it's not raining right now we don't have to deal with the wet and sloppy roads out there around the bay area we want to check in on the commute this is still storm tracker now we want to head over to traffic there you go 5 baby looks great livermore to dublin. 6 80's, good at dublin to fremont no major issues right now for the nimitz to 30 7 is a looking good too and then we have the bay bridge the drive into san francisco. the cash lanes are packed the skills will be on 8.80 but a great trip across the upper deck. here's 92 all as well from the east bay to the peninsula only 13 minutes to make your way out to one on one and 5.80 wide open at the return center fell bridge. well coming up next on the crown for morning news, we time in the east bay... here what church to say about the latest case. (robin) and... an update on this mudslide that closed sausalito boulevard. find out how soon we expect it to re-open. nothing says spring like fresh flowers, so let's promot

let's jam for now we'll just call it a lot of commute traffic to leave early of 84 west is your drive dari. thanks a lot roband you can now watch a documentary on the on say it's available starting today on netflix it's called home coming and it focuses on her 2018 performance at coachella also is it was directed by her produced written my her she her story start to also she's dropping her alb1m homecoming the live album. that's from jay z's streaming service tidal that i get that. ok netflix art time now 8.56. a brazen smash-and-grab. >>the crash and grab were really at a high end fashion store near union square happened this morning, the scene is still active interim force here stenson will be there for us with a live report to stay tuned for that and caught on camera a woman and her kids barely escaped being hit by an out of control car. we'll tell you how everything turned out where this was plus after months of debating a name change is definitely coming to a school district in sandra felt after the stories and more coming up in just a moment. >>i'm toria false and i'm james fletcher we've got a fantas

rob, thank you. >>> let's turn to politics now. president trump is on a swing through the west. today speaking to a welcoming crowd at the republican jewish coalition in las vegas. the president recapping his recent visit to the border and his harsh message tonight for refugees trying to come into this country. abc's tara palmeri is at the white house. lln't come in.ent i'm sorry. ing the syst.e. >> the alu some of the roughest people that you have ever seen, people that look like they should be fighting for the ufc. >> reporter: the president in las vegas, speaking to the republican jewish coalition, pretending to be an asylum seeker receiving guidance from an attorney. >> i am very worried that i will be accosted. if i'm sent back home no, no, he will do the accosting. asylum, oh, give him asylum, he's afraid. he's afraid. >> reporter: friday the president was at the u.s./mexico >>t's great wall, anit i tnks a new wall, but rather a long planned replacement of 14-foot fencing. thatcoming just one week after he threatened to close the southern border completely amid a surge of

west of interstate 80. the dog ended up in the water and two of the teens went in after it. rob roth spoke to the mother of one of the boys who died. ys who died. >> reporter: it happened in an irrigation canal just outside dixon monday afternoon. it was >> they were out at the canal. goofing off as boys do. a whole group of them. >> reporter: tammy carrillo is the mother of jacob her mowsas, one of the boys who died. jacob and 17-year-old friend, jacob schneider, were walking along a meth bridge when the dog with them jumped or fell into the canal. >> jake seen his friend in trouble. so jake went in the water after him. and somehow there was a live current, electrical current, either on the crossing bridge or on the gate. i'm not sure yet. and when they grabbed the bridge, or the pipe, they were electrocuted. >> reporter: the two teens died. the dog suffered minor injuries is back home. a third boy was not injured. authorities are investigating the accident, particularly why an electrical current was flowing through the bridge. the area belongs to the solano irguying district.

warm conditions across parts of dallas, and intermountain west, it will be rainy and showery, but dry across the pacific northwest. so right, rob. for a holiday, thanks so much. >>> we turn now to the suburbs of chicago and a 5-year-old boy who has vanished after going to bed. search teams brought in, and the fbi is now involved. what we are learning about the case. here's abc's will reeve. >> reporter: tonight, authorities on the hunt outside chicago, saying search dogs confirm the missing 5-year-old did not leave his home on foot. that home now a crime scene. the fbi and local police have been searching for a.j. freund since he was last seen inside that residence wednesday night. a.j.'s father made a plea to reporters outside their home. >> a.j., please come home. we love you very much. >> reporter: but he initially waved off investigators. >> you come with us right now. >> i'm going to go get a phone. >> okay. >> then i'm going to come back. >> reporter: he's also hired a lawyer. his wife, joann cunningham, retaining her own attorney. >> joann came here today to stay hoping that a.j. would come back at any moment and walk th

. ♪ ♪ the whole wide world is raining down on you ♪ ♪ rob: live look, good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first," the president in westach, florida, washington busy scouring over the mueller report. jillian: thanks for starting the day with us. let's get to this fox news alert, the president taking a victory lap after the release of the mueller report to the cheers of voters in florida. despite the findings of no collusion and no charges of obstruction democrats remain unsatisfied. rob: we have team coverage, judicial watch president tom fitton here, can't wait to hear from them. griff jenkins live from washington with the latest on the long-awaited mueller report. >> reporter: 22 months, $25 million, the president's claim that there was no collusion is proven correct. the rejected mueller report broken down in two via shows the president did not commit a crime but not entirely exonerated him. >> i am having a good day too. it is called no collusion, no obstruction. there never was and there never will be. you do have to get to the bottom of these things i will say. this should never happen to another president again.

government regulation always takes us back but georgia republican rob woodall said he thinks congress should delete this bill the wild westion. >>a style that has driven the internet and tech companies from day one shouldn't be boxed in. >>by the government, the white house says the president plans to veto the bill if it makes it to the president's desk in washington, i'm in a warning keeps. >>coming up a man is thrown off a treadmill at the gym in southern california after a car crashes into the building we're going to hear from the man this workout turned into a trip to the hospital plus a heated debate in the first hearing on a bill that could drastically change the law on when police can use deadly force. >>ahead we hear from a parent who lost her son in a police shooting a lot of sunshine in the forecast for the bay area about a couple raindrops to will ta >>the santa clara county board of supervisors is taking action to consider amending its sanctuary policy the board will look at a pair of proposals and vote again in a couple of for lot shows us the marathon public debate that happened before tonight's vote. >>prop

west of interstate 80. the dog ended up in the water. two of the teenagers went into the water after the dog. ktvu's rob roth spoke to the mother one of the boys who died . >> reporter: it happened at an irrigation canal just outside of dixon in the afternoon. it was the first day of spring break and there were four friends hanging out. >> they were out of the canal. they were goofing off, like boys do. >> reporter: she is the mother of the 17-year-old jacob houtmouzus, one of the boys who died . >> he would give you the shirt off his back. >> reporter: they say that jacob and his 17-year-old friend jacob schneider were walking along a metal bridge when a dog with them either jumped in or fell into the canal. >> he saw his friend in trouble and so he went to the water after him. somehow, there was a live electrical current either on the crossing idge or on the gates, i'm not sure yet. when they grabbed the ridge or the pipe, they were electrocuted. >> the teens died. the dog a third boy who 30 jumped in to help his friends was not ins are wondering why electrical current was flowing through the bridge.

but rob marciano is in central park, and the temperatures are beginning to tumble in the northeast, and there's a new storm out west? >> reporter: yeah, and in some cases, we're seeing 40-degree temperature drops. in pittsburgh, yesterday was in the 60s, now in the 20s. and snowing in the area as the cold air comes behind us. 70 in boston, and rainy, and the cold front pushing in. in the morning, lows in the 20s and 30s, getting into the deep south. so, feeling like winter on your first day of april. starting off that month. we have a coastal low that will scoot out to sea on tuesday, but midweek, this western storm bringing a severe weather threat for wednesday and thursday. tom? >> rob, thank you. >>> and still ahead on "world news tonight," the fishing trip gone terribly wrong. fighting to stay alive, in the middle of the sea, a 12-year-old boy among the stranded. >>> plus, shopping for a car? the growing trend taking over. where some buyers are finding savings up to 40% in some cases. >>> and the fierce wildfire devouring thousands of acres of land, pumping ash and smoke into the sky, that can be seen for miles

hot spots are major accidents and you're still at the limit on 5 of the west end. 2.80 san jose to cupertino daria thanks a lot roband today president trump will visit the california mexico border in the midst of what some are calling. >>humanitarian crisis. cohen on a corner powell has the latest. >>after bipartisan pressure president trump walking back its threat to close down the border between the united states and mexico. >>strong words from homeland security secretary kirsten nielsen as president trump makes his way to the california mexico border friday. >>we were now is if we just had a cat 5 hurricane. so we're in also disaster response and really is an emergency last week. >>trump threatened to close the border with mexico if their government didn't do more to stop the influx of migrants coming to the u s the customs and border protection commissioner said late last month the agency was on track to encounter more than 100,000 migrants in march alone. >>cbp is facing an unprecedented humanitarian and border security crisis all along our southwest border. >>but on thursday, the president walked back his or

west virginia and california on the list like this. those three states rarely appear on the same list, thank you. rob: strange situation we have this.blem. jillian: this weekend i had the honor of speaking at gala for police officers killed in line of duty, blue lives matter,nyc hosting third annual gala, this year's event honored fallen detectives, ambushed an killed in patrol car in 2014. their wives were on hand in addition to officers from baton rouge, chicago and beyond. the president of blue lives matter. money raised will fund scholarship and fallen offer fund to help families in need. it was incredible night for good cause. rob: i was here working local news, shook the entire community. jillian: absolutely. work to go keep memories alive. rob: 25 minutes after the hour, democrats not giving up the hunt for the president's tax returns. >> the last 8 presidents have released tax returns. >> show us mueller report, show us the tax returns. rob: but what do the american people think about this, do they actually care after all the president was still elected knowing this, griff jenkins hit the streets to find out. jillian: first

it will take you a 13 minutes on west 84 from 8.80 to menlo park daryn back to you thanks a lot rob and.17 and changes are coming to san francisco's transit agency mehr london breed demanded new leadership and now. >>muni transit chief is stepping down and at risk in is resigning after leading the agency for 8 years. this follows a rough week for muni after service was shut down for much of the day on friday. and video surfaced last week showing a woman with her hand caught in one of those new doors in the w trains and being dragged. mayor breed says she's looking for a new leader who can restore public trust. >>to make sure that we have contingency plans, it's important to make sure it every step of the way we're communicating with the public so that they know exactly what they can expect to do as a result and it's important to make sure that they know that we are prepared to deal with any challenge that comes way. our >>we don't know who the new leader will be what not risk in is going to stay on through the summer and leave at the end of august. and now to an update on the constructi

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robbed earlier, alex bregman. a grand slammer. 8-0. four straight losses to the houston astros. gotta figure a way in the westbirthday to bruce bochy. 64 tonight. he gets what he wants. not only a win but for the giants to finally start hitting the ball out of the ball yard. stephen strasburg had given up only two home runs so far. they get him to give up three. over and out, his second of the year with a man on. and brandon belt, maybe that great extra-inning home run he hit against the mets years 4-1, his fourth. and picking it up with the battle a little bit. parra has three his on four trice. giants win their first road game. >>> i guess you can see catastrophic. a very strong word. we will see just how strong for the warriors, if they can bounce back thursday after that historic loss. tonight about demarcus cousins, an mri confirming that it is, indeed, a torn left quadricep muscle that he suffered last night. he will begin rehabbing it immediately. usually this is about an eight-month process. be evaluated in two weeks. he's got the support, of course, o mates. >> we'll really behind him. him it's far f

rob matheson. the new palestinian government has been sworn in and where there is a new prime minister but the new government faces problems as news abraham reports from ramallah in the occupied west bank. this is the first flight to lead the government in more than a decade and has sixteen new ministers out of twenty one but many familiar faces and many in positions of power and the challenges they face are huge the palestinian authority is struggling for cash and the divide between fatah and hamas that i build group that runs gaza is as white as ever culture minister out of a safe was recently transferred to the west bank from gaza for treatment he is a federal official who was beaten up need his home in gaza last month reportedly by have asked loyalists have masses it's investigating how mass has already rejected the new government calling it unconstitutional. previous deal state the need to form a national consensus government of all palestinian parties the formation of a fatah cup win complicates the issue its own hands remain extended for the reconciliation and the agreement of a government but all the palestinian people. but it's not just have mass and its supporters that t

rob. >> this has wind to it, as well. we saw just to the west of ft.th, breckenridge, texas, and 60, in some cases 70-mile-per-hour winds here. ft. worth, the water coming up through the storm drains and all started late last night and continuing during the overnight hours. we have photo warnings that are posted for dallas, flash flood watches that are posted for nearly all of central texas as these storms continue to train over them. merely all of texas and rainfall rates of 2 inches per hour. difficult to keep up on. we are seeing ponding all over the roadways there especially in dallas where we have marcus moore. he's with us now in love field, good morning, marcus. >> reporter: good morning. take a look at this. there are cars, even pickup trucks underwater. here this morning, this is one of the main parking garages at dallas' love field airport, and i have counted dozens of cars, trucks and suvs submerged. completely under water and tried to move the massive amounts of water creating a real mess overnight. rob? >> marcus is going to be a struggle

west of i-80. the dog ended up in the canal and two of those teenagers went in after it. ktvo's rob to dixon today where one of the victims mother's explain what happened. >> reporter: it happened it and irrigation canal just outside dixon monday afternoon. was the first day of spring break for friends hanging out. >> they were out at the canal, goofing off as boys do, a whole group of them. >> reporter: candy is the mother of 17-year-old jacob moses, one of the boys who died . >> he would have given the shirt off his back. >> reporter: authorities say jacob and 17-year-old friend, jacob schneider were walking all along a metal bridge on a dog with them either fell or jumped into the canal. the boys went in after it. >> jake saw his friend in trouble so jake went in the water after him. and somehow, there was a live current, electrical current either on the crossing bridge or on the gate, i'm not sure yet. and when they grabbed the bridge, or the pipe, they were electrocuted. >> reporter: the two teens died . the dog suffered minor injuries and is back home. a third boy who jumped i

west coast and diamond and silk. friends from nashville. the country music star, to debut a brand-new -- a new whiskey, bring a couple bottles with him and robher up on the coffee table. rob: i can't do it like this. have a beer at 7:00 in the morning. >> closing time for them. rob: all right. disrupting charlie kirk and candace owen's at louisiana state university. [shouting] jillian: carly shimkus with serious xm 115. >> in an attempt to de-escalate the situation candace owens asked the student protester to have a conversation with them. the insult kept flying until campus police stepped in. the students for justice in palestine later took credit for the protest saying on facebook turning point usa is problematic. if your speech and dangerous people you should not be provided a platform to share it especially a public university. many folks on social media speaking out, so glad these young people are speaking up and waking up others as to what is happening. candace and charlie kirk, thanks for doing such a good job and senior lecturer says just wanted to say thank you for coming to lsu. i thoroughly enjoyed the discussion. the controversy

rob, the sounds good want to check in on traffic now let's head over to the richmond. >>center fell bridge. we're looking at west found 5.80 traffic looks great so far leading up to the tolls no crashes nil stalls at least it's dry right now right. you don't have to deal with rain right on time at 8 minutes to make that trip to the north bay from oakland to san francisco all all the headlights are squeezing in thesfolks are working their way west and it's already stacking up beyond 80 over crossing fulfilling and quickly, but no major problems so we're off to a great start hot spot free at 14 minutes for the drive off to fremont street, here's a look at some more drive times we have highway for which looks great 6.80 nice and smooth no problems for the nimitz freeway so far here. it is from a san leandro peterson 21 minutes and then no big problems for one a one under 30 minutes from san jose to menlo park. so these numbers look great we'll check more coming up back to. >>thanks a lot of 5.19 and governor newsom is asking for federal help in cleaning up from the rain and the damage that we had. >>flooding everyt

in san leandro to downtown oakland, 5.80 west roughly the same so take your pick and no problems for 80 or 24 all check more freeways coming up james. >>our rob, thank you 7 31 1 of the big stories. we're following this morning students living in the dorms at berkeley are dealing with and insect and a rodent problem kron for bellow has the story. >>there are so many anzeiger bathroom floors were blocked liked clicking sounds like near the door area. i go look over there's like mouse in my trash thing the came and said he sound like egg sacs and discarded shells of bedbugs i will with the feeling that there and calling on attorney. >>and there were students living in stern and foothills halls u c berkeley say they aren't the only ones taking up space we had to go to other bathrooms >>calls to they were just in than. >>sign posted in me all female dorm that was built back in 1942 warns residents of the ongoing and problem, something junior to says has been an issue since she was looking at stern as a freshman and it takes a toll on her mental health. >>trying to get enough sleep is a student and you're worried about. >>according to the universi

attack in the west of the country, they are still dealing with that at all sides here including the us troops in the country are anticipating a spring offensive, possibly more violence to come. roba man is accused of plotting to raymond to crowds in a nice style terror attack here at home. he stole a u-haul truck with thoughts of driving into crowds at the national harbor in maryland causing catastrophic damage. he wanted to attack washington's dulles airport but couldn't reach a check point. henry's a naturalized us citizen born in trinidad. use charged with stealing a u-haul, more charges are expected. jillian: a major blow to ms 13. 100 members of the violent street gang are rounded up and arrested. police in el salvador taking 117 suspected members into custody as part of a sweeping anti-gang operation. charges range from extortion to murder. the doj estimates there are 10,000 ms 13 members in the united states. rob: house democrats grow the attorney general on the mueller report as top republicans say more criminal referrals against the doj and fbi could be coming. shannon: todd pyro with what to expect in the capitol hill hearing. >> reporter: supposed to be a run-of-the-m

rob him. >>there's long line coming out of hayward right now we're taking it get traffic across plus the san mateo bridge and it's still stacked up. at least west of the nimitz freeway continuing across the spanish on over to the peninsula so we're up to 30 minutes now which is considered normal. an average for this time of morning. no major issues from oakland to san francisco. the only problem is you're going to have to said and all of this heavy traffic coming in still stacked up from the maze not improving not yet don't expected to any time soon we're just under 20 minutes off to fremont street so i do want to take you out to pittsburgh because we do have this problem here, wes for after railroad getting word of an overturned accident. several lanes are blocked keep in mind that westbound is the counter commute direction, its backing up here just before and after the scene, it's still a much heavier activity that westbound is that ed commute direction that's what i'm trying to say so it's going to be slow there in both directions leading up to the scene so slow eastbound slow was found westbound right around railroad is your accident and th

rob: a heroic school resource officer credited for stopping a potential school shooting by sixth-graders. the officer heard a rumor two student had a list of peers they wanted to kill at an elementary school westf knoxville, tennessee. investigators did not find that list but they did find a hand drawn map and a plot to hide weapons at the school. the students are charged with conspiracy to commit murder. very young as well. carley: mother of the affluenza teen who claims he didn't know right from wrong is back in jail. tommy couch failing mandatory drug test as part of her bond release. she has been back to jail twice since her arrest in 2015 when she fled to mexico with her son ethan, currently free after two years behind bars for violating his probation. he went to trial for killing four people when driving drunk in 2013. he was let off after a judge ruled he was too rich to know better and the jury bought it. rob: donald trump overnight calling for decisions to be made within 180 days on applications. speeding that along with new fees. jillian: ken paxton says these are much-needed relief for border states like his. >> we have obviously massive rise in the number of people coming across th

west texas intermediate breaking out at 64 now. every time it gets to level we hear 75. when we get 75 we hear 100. is that possible anymore, rob?> yeah, i don't know if 100 is possible. there is a lot of things like you said liquified natural gas. like you said, charles, the bilge thing being exporter of that to china. when you're seeing deals like today that helps bolster the trade talks. not to get off sub is project the swine issue going on with pigs. last week was the largest purchase china ever made of hogs from the united states. all this actually bodes well for trade talks which is a big issue we're looking at right now. charles: eddie, your final thoughts here? >> final thoughts short term i would expect a little bit of volatility on the downside, once the china trade deal and we will blow through the high in 2019 h 19. charles: this year soon, this year next month late in the year? >> all about china trade. if you can tell me when that is going to get done i can answer that question. charles: that gets done on june 1st. new high this year, rob, new high this year? >> yeah i think so. we're looking at about 3100 makes s

rob. >> it's also pretty chilly so nice job out there, paula. want to go where it's warm go out westbeach. sam's place. you have to go out west to get the heat. that's where it will be again today. temperatures in the mid 90s. palm spring, 101, phoenix could hit 100 for the first time this season but there is still a huge snowpack at yosemite, a mountain pass there, nearly twice as much snow as they typically get. >>> it looks like may gray or june gloom outside. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. above average temperatures away from the coast. >>> nice and comfy, no wind, room temperature here in the studio. over to you guys. >> we're now going to take a look behind the scenes of one of the biggest bands of the century, queen, and how they found their new lead singer, adam lambert. he sang with them for the "american idol" finale and the rest is history. you got to take a closer look rat a documentary. >> the rest is history. it's been more than four decades since we first heard queen on the radio. their songs still hitting the charts and along with adam lambert they're still

great start and then west by many to the richmond center field bridge looking good to 8 minutes from the tolls to one oh one we'll talk more coming up in a bit far. >>very much rob. it's our top story this morning very congressman eric swalwell announcing that he is. >>running for president that's right he made the announcement yesterday afternoon crown for sarah stinson joining us live now from castro valley with the very latest from the congressman sarah. >>congressman eric swalwell he made this announcement with an interview of a stephen colbert on the late show. he represents the 15 district brad, his office right now which includes much of alameda and contra costa counties now he is born in iowa, but he was he grew up mainly in dublin. swalwell joins a crowded group of democratic presidential hopefuls and he's the second california democrat with bay area ties to enter the race senator kamala harris announced her bid back in january though in the congressman's announcement swalwell told cold there, he's ready to tackle major issues within our country primarily his biggest topic is gun violence. >>country needs new energy new ideas. man who represents. >>i'm

rob matheson others even. when a palestinian government has been sworn in and with it a new prime minister but the new government faces problems as reports from ramallah in the occupied west bank. this is the first step to lead the government in more than a decade and has sixteen new ministers out of twenty one but many familiar faces remain in positions of power and the challenges they face are huge the palestinian authority is struggling for cash and the divide between fatah and hamas that i build group that runs gaza is as white as ever culture minister out of the safe was recently transferred to the west bank from gaza for treatment he is a federal official who was beaten up need his home in gaza last month reportedly by have loyalists have masses it's investigating how mass has already rejected the new government calling it unconstitutional. previous deal state the need to form a national consensus government of all palestinian parties the formation of a fatah coven complicates the issue its own hands remain extended for the reconciliation and the agreement of a government but all the palestinian people. but it's not just have mass and its supporters that the governm

west eternally records to a prosecution expert. a final ruling is expected by wednesday. >>> a teenager under arrest on suspicion of robbing a light robbed the victim, a 38-year-old woman of her iphone as she walked downtown. several witnesses helped police tracked on the suspect . >>> a toddler in critical condition this morning after falling from a second-story fire escape in oakland. it happened at an apartment building not too far from the federal building around 4:30 in the afternoon yesterday. we are told a 911 call are told the dispatcher the 18-month-old child was not breathing. the child was taken to children's hospital and currently is in good condition. the apartment building the child fell from his on martin luther king jr. way. police are now investigating how the child ended up on the fire escape . >>> family and friends remembering an 18-year-old who went missing while boogie boarding at poplar state beach thursday. a vigil was held at hayward  high school last night for senior football player naphtali moimoi. students and staff met at the school to support each other through the sudden loss, the football coach or