seems across baseball honoring robinson today.is widow rachel robinson and his children on hand between the mets and brewers game. every player on every major league baseball team wore the number 42 on jerseys today including the giants and as. the number robinson wore during his hall of fame career with the dodgers. robinson died in 1972. >>> let's take you out live now. a live look at the arena and colosseum in oakland. quiet now. tomorrow night it will be packed. warriors hosting the spurs in game two of the playoff series at 7:30. and the as playing the chicago white sox at the same time. after a rough ending to the regular season, warriors looked like the champions we got used to seeing dominating san antonio yesterday. despite playing without steph curry, they cruised to a win and looking to build on the victory tomorrow. >> just respect our opponent and who we play, but we can, dictate a lot of the game by how we approach it. it should be about how we come in every day. >> if you are planning to head out to either game, oak

robinson's widow and children were at city field where jackie robinson foundation scholar threw out thelayers around the league wore the number 42 in honor of robinson who broke baseball's color barrier in 1947. and nfl free agent colin kaepernick shared his own tribute tweeting a quote from robinson's autobiography. i cannot stand and sing the anthem. i cannot salute the flag. i know that i am a black man in a white world. >> well, she came, she saw, and she slayed. all hail the queen of coachella or should we say beychella. >> coachella, thank you for allowing me to be the first to headline the show. >> african selling last year's performance because of the birth of her twins, beyonce came back with a cultural vengeance setting the coachella stage on fire. she took us back to her roots giving us a taste of southern flavor to historically black colleges and universities with black fraternities, stepping, dancing to a national negro anthem lift every voice and sing. ♪ let us march on till victory is won ♪ >> the performance caused a flood of tweets from people who were amazed at what th

robinson's widow and children were at city field where jackie robinson foundation scholar threw out the first pitch. players all around the league won the number 42 in honor of robinson who broke baseball's color barrier in 1947. nfl free agent colin kaepernick shared his own tribute tweeting a quote from robinson's autobiography. i cannot stand and sing the anthem. i cannot salute the flag. i know that i am a black man in a white world. >> leading the news on sunday morning today marks the 122nd boston marathon, the world's oldest. sunday on the 5th anniversary of the bombing, the city becaupaus remember the victims. nbc's dan scheneman has the story. >> reporter: five years after the bomb exploded at the bongs marathon, family of victims laid wreaths. the bombings claimed three lives and forever changed many more. >> these years have been full and filled with hard work and the hard work of healing. >> reporter: at 2:49, the moment the first bomb exploded, the city observed a moment of silence. and the bell rang at the old south church. security at the marathon was heightened after the

general robinson, you are recognized. >> thank you. chairman rogers, and ranking members of the committee, i am honored to join you today to testify alongside undersecretary of defense road, general grieves and general dickinson. as has been mentioned the strategic environment and threats facing our nation continues to evolve. our adversaries are taking deliberate steps to extend their operational reach and are developing new capabilities to range targets in north america and canada. at u.s. northcom and norad we understand the urgency of keeping pace with these evolving threats. we also recognize that north korea represents the most immediate threat tower homeland and therefore remains northcom's highest priority. i'm confident the ground-based mid-course defense system can defeat this threat today and i strongly support the continued improvements to the ballistic missile defense enterprise in order to maintain our advantage. we continue to work closely with the missile defense agency, the intelligence community and others' combat and

general robinson, you are recognized. >> thank you. chairman rogers, and ranking members of the committee, i am honored to join you today to testify along rood and dickson. as has been mentioned the threats facing our nation continues to evolve. our adversaries are taking deliberate steps to get to our reach, and new targets. at u.s. common nor add we understand the urgency of keeping pace with these evolving threats. we also recognize that north korea is the immediate threats to our homeland and remains highest priority. i'm confident the defense system can defeat this threat today. and i strongly support the continued improvements to the blimp enterprise in order to maintain our advantage. we continue to work closely with the missile defense agency, intelligence kmooe community and other commands as part of a collaborative effort to out pace the threat. i am grateful as has been mentioned for the committee's approval of the fy 17 and support the budget amendment that will increase the capacity. under my responsibilities advanced crui

that is how they broke into major leagues before jackie robinson.usan: what are the biggest names in hispanic history in baseball that people should know? adrian: he was the first black latino came into major leagues. everyone thought he was a black man. there were other latinos, a cuban known as a mulatto who made it into major league baseline was racialized th and faced a lot of hostility. he was called the n word constantly, even sometimes by teammates. he fit that ambiguity. his coach even said he was cuban, not black. that is an interesting story. another story that is important. he played in the 1880's with the providence grays. he was mexican american. he was presented to the public as the spanish catcher because becauserovidence club, to present him as an actual mexican american identity. to make him spanish, that is acceptable because he is european. those are the kinds of stories that we can learn about how race categories were being used and manipulated to place latinos. one last example, he is latino, actually not latino, but he explains

derek robinson: i think the extent is greater than we anticipated, definitely.: navy official derek robinson is in charge of the cleanup at the hunter's point shipyard. he says a year-long review found nearly half of tetra tech's radiation data showed inconsistencies, that a good portion of it is likely fraudulent. the shipyard spans 900 acres along san francisco's waterfront. once home to a radiological defense lab, it's set to become one of the city's largest redevelopments. these navy maps show on several parcels up to 67% of the cleanup data may have been falsified. that means some of the shipyard could still be contaminated with radiation. at this point, is the safety of the shipyard in question? derek: we have to make sure it's safe before we transfer it to the city of san francisco. liz: so, right now, the navy doesn't know if hunter's point is safe? derek: we have to collect new data to ensure that the property's safe. liz: robinson says the navy plans to retest all of the land where tetra tech performed radiological work that could lead to more cleanup.

. >> the two men, were sean nelson and dante robinson told theirster to abc. >> we're at the table. sit down. just talking amongst each other. at the time wasn't read any rights. nothing. just, just double lock handcuffs. behind her back. else courted out. put into the squad car. >> starbuck's has apologized to the men and will be training all employees, on how to avoid discriminating against customers. a trainer of police on the subject. >> i think after they get the training a person will be able to stop and ask themselves. would i be responding this way to this person in starbuck's. >> nelson and robinson say they want real change after what they went through. jeff, they believe that starbuck's plan to move forward with this training next month its a good start. >> michelle miller, thank you very much. >>> in missouri today maintenance worker killed when a massive tv tower clamsed leaving a tangle of metal and wires. five workers were hurt. the men were placing cross beams on the tower, which was nearly 2,000 feet call. used by public tv and radio stations. >> cuba got a new pres

ben robinson/ student"oh my gosh!"line to share with other community members who love ben as much as rachel does, since it was posted yesterday -- it's gone viral.rachel newberry/ student"have you heard? you went viral. the whole world knows who you are." the two are excited for prom. ben robinson/ student"this is awesome."and rachel is happy the whole world gets to see ben's smile.rachel newberry/ student"to see so many people around the world who don't know him personally who become happy seeing him happy, it's just beautiful." ( robin ) that was adriana mendez reporting. the prom is may 19th, and the two already have their outfits picked out. (robin) coming up on the kron four morning news... the 49ers have added a new player to its roster after last night's nfl draft. the player that's making the bay area new his home... next football season. ( robin ) and a programming note-- there is a california guber-natorial debate this sunday-- april 29th. and we will air the debate live right here on kron four. that is this

. >> major league baseball celebrated the jackie robinson, 71st anniversary. wife, daughter and son were on hand in city field in queens. robinson was the first african-american in the major league playing with the brooklyn doggers. they retired his number 32. they made jackie robinson day an annual event in 2004. >>> now your accurate weather forecast with drew tuma. >> we're tracking a cold front that is brought rain back to the region along with some chilly temperatures. live doppler showing you the action across the region much of us seeing a couple lighting showers. along the peninsula, we are seeing showers from half moon bay over to san mateo in son san francisco even into the east bay. walnut creek, concord right now, even light isolated showers around oakland and more steadier rain falling in the north bay from now. we still have some wet weather to get through. the wider picture show you on wide doppler 7 the motion of this cold front. it's very slowly sinking from the northwest to the south and to the east. areas like the south bay right now you hav

robinson, thank you. derek, good to have your insight. >>> reports linked to yesterday's fbi raid that targeted the president's personal attorney keep coming into the newsroom. we have a knew one. this one just coming in from "the wall street journal." says that federal investigators are also now asking the trump organization about the payments that were made to women before the election. more on that developing story right after this. ♪ with expedia you could book a flight, hotel, car and activity all in one place. ♪ >>> law machers are on capitol hill are chiming in with warnings and opinions about whether the president might fire special counsel robert mueller. it comes after the president lashed out about the fbi raid that targeted his personal attorney michael cohen. >> if the president is thinking of using this raid to fire special counsel mueller or otherwise interfere with the chain of command in the russia probe, we have one simple message for him. don't even think about it. >> i'm not concerned

and so he, that was his first crusade to unseat john robinson, and robinson actually died, but the inquiries were going on and he was already being shamed and would've been forced to resign. >> i read your book and i think -- [inaudible] -- the speaker of the house i believe. >> i'm sorry? >> that he passed the law separating the duties of the speaker of the house and the treasurer with robinson was because it was a conflict of. >> this was before the war. >> right. >> this was when he was a young man before the war. yes, ma'am. >> did he have sons that were active political -- did he have sons that were active politically? >> he had seven sons and he went into business and law and things like that. >> i'm just curious, would you comment on a person that is so prominent and some visible in history, how did he laid dormant and fly under the radar so long of historians and not get a biography like yours? is a because maybe publishers don't think he would be -- >> i explained that his home was not in the center of action at the time come after he died the home disappeared. his wife and two sons

. >>> derrick ron robinson is having himself quite a day. >> the elevator is stuck between floor 4 and floor 5. >> it is another one of those videos. >> i'm setting up camp here.

seattle is in control ( 5 to 3) whenmitch haniger nails a home run to left field...jean segura and robinson cano score to push the lead (7-3) mariners. top 8th...and the a's try to rally... khris davis hits a home run to center field...to make the score (7-4) seattle. final: (7-4) mariners. the a's will stay in seattle to play the mariners tomorrow night.maybe we ar4e a little spoiled here in the bay area....the warriors have reached the nba finals 3 straight years winning the world title on two occasions..yet becaude of a poor last 4 weeks a number of fans seem to be doubting their playoff chamnces.......if you askled any of then players at todays final workout....they might laugh at their critics....warriors drew a good hand opening against a san antonio sqauid whicv will be minus their superstar kawaye leonard. talking to general manager bob meyers today he all but admitted his team had a hard time getting up for then regulkar season after all the have enjoyed...warriors are heavy favites to beat san antoinio...steve kerr gives you a little coach speak.... "its gonna be a grind and

— not that nick robinson, although he would be great — bbc political editor. actor, an american actor who was injurassic world a couple of years ago. so it's, yeah, teen movie, high school movie, a lot of familiar teen movie traits in it, the kind of — the sassy teachers and the wacky friends and the eccentric family, but the big twist is, i suppose, is that he's coming out. so he's learning to deal with his sexuality and tell his friends and tell his family. here's a clip. 0k, great. i'mjust like you. for the most part, my life is totally normal. my dad was the annoyingly handsome quarterback who married the hot valedictorian. and, no, they didn't peak in high school. i have a sister i actually like, not that i'd ever tell her that. and last year, in 200 episodes of chop to go, she decided she wanted to be a chef. and then there's my friends — two of them i've known since pretty much the beginning of time, or at least kindergarten. and one of them, ijust met a few months ago, but it feels like i've known her forever. we do everything friends do — we drink too

chair of politics society a political journalist with a university of sheffield professor appears robinson pearce we can hear me ok you don't. i mean what did you think of m.p.'s slamming jeremy corbyn for appeasement on this whole russia debacle well i think caution and looking for the evidence and trying to establish the truth behind what happened and the truth behind this novacek nerve agent is absolutely essential at this point in time and you know just going back in into recent history we've been here before where british government has made very bold certain claims of course in the run up to the iraq war with respect to weapons of mass destruction and as we know now after years of inquiries and research into it we know that information and intelligence was manipulated and distorted and was used to present iraqis in much greater threat than there actually was so we've been here before where statements bold statements have been made of certainty about banned weapons just because of that absolutely reasonable and sensible but just or has allowed time doesn't mean that we can never belie

of politics society and political journalism at the university of sheffield professor pearce what robinson but now i'm joined by broadcaster and former liberal democrat member of parliament there but oh pick them big that's just start with what you thought of tourism is performance in the bus when i was in parliament it was let's use the going word today robust she made it absolutely clear that she's pointing the finger of blame for the incident and souls free all at russia not just at russia but at the russian state as she left no doubt at all that she's made her judgment a point when we still haven't had any legal investigation no formal inquiry but quite clearly the prime minister and her advice is have decided this is the time to take on putin directly and try to provoke some kind of either a justification a confession or denial. security state getting more efficient than when the atrocity happened in mayfair in central london because jeremy corbyn. from him in his books people they still seem to be expressing some doubt over the w m d use yes well there's a big schism going on in brit

they have pent $3.9 million. >>> major league baseball celebrated jackie robinson day.cholar through out the first pitch. he broke the baseball color bar your. and colin kaepernick shared a quote from him. i cannot sing and stand for the anthem. >>> first a recall involving more than 200 million eggs of salmonella fears. the fbi is disclosing the largest recall of eggings since 2010. following a outbreak in several states. investigators tie it to an egg farm in north carolina and trace distribution to nine states. health officials are warning that people in 11 states have been sickened by chocked romaine lettuce. consumers are advised to avoid eating lettuce they may have been contaminated. >> she came, she saw, and she slayed. >> after cancelling year, beyonce set the stage on fire. she gave us a taste of southern flavor by paying homage to historically black colleges. the performance immediately caused a flood of tweets from people who were amazed at what they were seeing. to top it off, the brought out the former group, destiny's child, her sister, and jay-z. thank y

robinson wrote this in his autobiography.aepernick started kneeling during the anthem, setting off a movement of anthem protests. >>> an exhibit at sfo to celebrate the rainbow flag and its international symbolism of pride and diversity within the lgbt community. it's now on display in the main hall departures it was first introduced at the gay freedom parade in 1958. >>> next, the seven things you need to know as you start your day. >> president trump's personal lawyer will be in the same room as stormy daniels. >>> the change is coming to caltrain. that's supposed to speed up your commute. >>> today's stormg is level one. that means light rain. keep an umbrella handy and drive we know that when you're >> tspending time with thelass grandkids... ♪ mic >> tech: ...every minute counts. and you don't have time for a cracked windshield. that's why at safelite, we'll show you exactly when we'll be there. with a replacement you can trust. all done sir. >> grandpa: looks great! >> tech: thanks for choosing safelite. >> grandpa: tha

logo, nothing says jackie robinson day like selling racism with the number 42 on its.there's any problem. this would user said get a life. this world of participation trophies great to see something that is not like your ideology. it is a cool logo but the mlb did remove that hat from the website. rob: 54 minutes after the hour. the hungry bear fresh from hibernation inside a car. >> how about a bad dog? this pup was just put behind bars. . . bp's natural gas teams use smart app technology to share data from any well instantly. so they can analyze trends and stop potential problems in their tracks. because safety is never being satisfied and always working to be better. we're on a mission to show drip coffee drinkers, it's time to wake up to keurig. wakey! wakey! rise and shine! oh my gosh! how are you? well watch this. i pop that in there. press brew. that's it. so rich. i love it. that's why you should be a keurig man! full-bodied. are you sure you're describing the coffee and not me? ♪ ♪ jillian: cloudy morning. time for the good, the bad and the ugly. first up the

(nat scream) mary bryson-robinson...the 2 year old's grandmother and says she dropped little surai off at her daycare... "around the world learning center" in kissimmee... last thursday. when she picked her up later that day... the center mentioned surai was afraid of the easter bunny... but didn't elaborate.days went by... and the video spread... without the family's knowledge it even existed.:"when we did see it it already had gone everywhere. any place you look on the internet my granddaughter is there."but little surai's family didn't think there was anything funny about the video.they say it shows the toddler in fear for her life and no one helping. the family says they even signed this form with the daycare... showing prior to the video... surai's mother checked the boxes... "declining permission" for her to be photographed in anyway. mary bryson-robinson:"my granddaughter looked petrified. her face changed. it was child that i dropped off that day or the hold that i know."along with the millions of views... also c

brooks robinson is in the room tonight during brooks robinson -- in the room tonight.oks robinson. >> the merriman smith award coverage under deadline pressure. is named after merriman smith, white house correspondent for more than .0 years the merriman smith award for broadcast goes to evan perez, jim shootout, jake tapper and carl bernstein of cnn. [applause] these journalists and a number of other cnn reporters broke the story that the intelligence had briefed president barack obama and president-elect donald trump that russia had compromising information about mr. trump. you remember that story. cnn then reported that fbi director james comey personally briefed president trump about the dossier. the judges called the reporting breaking news at its very best. [applause] [laughter] [applause] [whistling] >> the merriman smith award for print goes to josh duffy. [applause] josh's story about the resignation of white house press secretary sean spicer grabs the reader from the opening sentence. duffy hustled to find a wide variety of sources and conveyed in the drama of

. >> reporter: the two men, rashon nelson and dante robinson, told their story to cbs. >> we were at table, talking amongst each other. at the time we wasn't red any rights, nothing. handcuffed, escorted out, and put into a squad car. >> reporter: starbucks has apologized to the men and will be training all of its employees on how not to discriminate against customers. lorie fridell. >> a person will stop to ask themselves, would i be responding this way to this person in starbucks. >> reporter: nelson and robinson say they want real change after what they went through and believes starbucks' plan to shut down its stores next month for racial sensitivity training is a good start. michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >>> on "cbs this morning," amid the rise in marijuana, law enforcement is having a difficult time regulating drivers. >>> plus, are allergy seasons getting worse? dr. tara narula has more. >>> and a preview of meghan markel anchored by gayle king as we take a look at markel's life leading up to her wedding. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for wat

. >> reporter: the two men, rashon nelson and donte robinson, told their story to abc. >> we're at thele. we sit down. we're just talking amongst each kiher. at the time, we weren't read any rights, nothing. just double locked handcuffs, ckhind our back, and escorted out and put into a squad car. >> reporter: starbucks has apologized to the men and will be training all of its employees on how to avoid discriminating against customers. lorie friedell trains police on the subject. ce o think after they get the training, a person will be able to stop and ask themselves, you know, "would i be responding this way to this person in starbucks?" >> reporter: now, nelson and robinson say they want real change after what they went through, and jeff, they believe the starbucks plan to move evrward with this training next month is a good start. >> glor: michelle miller. thank you very much. in missouri today, a maintenance worker was killed when a massive tv tower collapsed, leaving a tangle of metal and wires. five other workers were hurt. the men were placing cross beams on the tower, which was

robinson suffered from frostbite on his right ear.t was that cold, we'd all run pretty fast, or stay inside maybe. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," a comment from caterpillar rattles the market, and amazon is delivering to your car. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. stocks plunged on fears oil prices and other prices will plunge along with program selling, but it was a comment by executives at machinery maker caterpillar that stoked the selloff. the dow skidded some 424 points. the s&p 500 dropped 35 points. the nasdaq tumbled 121 points. digging deeper into caterpillar, the company did beat earnings, but lost, but top brass said first quarter earnings would be the, quote, high watermark of the year and warned of higher prices after the trade dispute with china. there was a nosedive that dragged down other stocks with it. >>> the company formerly known as yahoo! is paying a $35 million fine to settle federal charges that it failed to disclose one of the

//white flash//donte robinson/arrested at starbucks in philadelphia: "so what i want is for a young man, young men, to not be traumatized by this and instead motivated, inspired." //white flash// rashon nelson/arrested at starbucks in philadelphia: "help people understand that it's not just a black people thing. this is a people thing. and that's exactly what we want to see out of this and that's true change, so put action into place and stop using your words."(steve)a lawyer for robinson and nelson told "gma" that starbucks has agreed to enter mediation.the two met with the the ceo of starbucks, who apologized in person. (pam) in the east bay - a family's puppy has gone missing, but this story is more than just a missing pet. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, the vanishing pet coincides with a sad anniversary, making her disappearance even more difficult for the family ... (estacio reporting) "she definitely went under the security gate, i guess it was a false sense of security." kimyatta albert is beside herself. this is why. her families 7 month old puppy gisele is gone. kimyatt

ben robinson/ student"oh my gosh!"to share with other community members who love ben as much as rachel does, since it was posted yesterday -- it's gone viral.rachel newberry/ student"have you heard? you went viral. the whole world knows who you are." the two are excited for prom. ben robinson/ student"this is awesome."and rachel is happy the whole world gets to see ben's smile.rachel newberry/ student"to see so many people around the world who don't know him personally who become happy seeing him happy, it's just beautiful." (catherine) that was adriana mendez reporting... (grant) the prom is (catherine) (catherine) that was adriana mendez reporting...(grant) the prom is may 19th, and the two already have their outfits picked out. (grant)topvo after the break... avengers super-fans sit through a 30-hour marvel marathon to be first in line to see "avengers: infinity war." the iconic theater they've been holed up in to see the highly anticipated movie... fearless is a wild animal. crazy enough to believe it can change th

rashon nelson and donte robinson said they were just waiting to meet someone...y were arrested. video of the arrest went viral... sparking protests and calls for boycotts. c-e-o kevin johnson publicly apologized and met privately with nelson and robinson starbucks is closing all stores on may 29th for half a day to provide racial bias training. ( marty ) more bad news for wells fargo. the labor department is urging the bank's board of directors to investigate its 401-k practices. wells fargo says its board is looking into whether the bank made "inappropriate referrals or recommendations" to 401-k account holders. last week... the san francisco based bank was hit with a one-billion dollar fine... for abusing auto and mortage loans. ( dave )persistent clouds today and a little shower for some, possible shower. your forecast is next ! ( marty ) here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)a few north bay showers today with continued seasonably cool weather regionwide. dry with continued below normal daytime temperatures sunday through t

drew robinson comes up thro and jonathan la croix is out at the play.on was blocking the play. no challenge, no call, no run. bottom 7, two on, the stand fo stanford man. that will be your final good start to this series. >>> all right, giants set for their home opener tomorrow at 1:35 with plenty of pregame set for the fans and players as they celebrate their 60th year here in san francisco. they come home 2-2 after splitting a four-game set with the dodgers and ty block will be on the hill. today giants president ceo was in the studio with eric thomas. gave us a little history lesson regarding their first 2-0 win over the dodgers. >> had two 1-0 games with the same player hitting home runs. that's never happened before to start a season ever. so we're coming back 2-2. the old baseball proverb is play 500 on the road. >> right. >> with two out of three at home. we got the first part so far, four games pretty small sample size. but it's an even year and we're feeling pretty good about the team with our additions to the team. >> masters week kicked off t

i'm joined now by professor pierce robinson who's chair in politics aside in political journalism at the university of sheffield thanks very much for coming on to r.t. we've had this information for about an hour the british government had it for twenty four hours now although the o.p.c. w. was never meant to be it was never tasked with saying where this nerve agents come from why do you think the likes of boris johnson are still rushing with saying well we know what it is therefore we must know where it's from. well because as from the very beginning of this incident did the behavior to push government has been to rush to judgment and to try to exploit i think the situation the broader political purposes so the kind of any desire to allow so that investigation and police investigation to take its course before the accusations leveled at russia will be made it was never any political will powerful that and so i think the british government is continuing as it has done for now with the o.p.c. w. report they're claiming did it i guess that it backs what they were saying and when it doe

time now for one cool ron paul robinson an irish runner has clocked the fastest mile ever run at the north pole robinson braving temperatures of about minus thirty degrees celsius even softened frostbite right here but he didn't let any of that stop him as he crossed the line in four minutes and fifty seconds. the twenty five year old is now the fastest mile runner at both poles having previously run in and arctic up in november of last year. it's your minder now of our top stories this hour. u.s. president donald trump and his french counterpart the money will mccall have hinted at an update on the twenty first tina run nuclear deal because all my state visit to the u.s. . and new fears of rising anti semitism in germany the leader of the nation's jewish community warning jews in germany to avoid wearing the traditional skull cap in major germans as. well don't forget you can always get news on the go download or opera movie player from store that gives you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for breaking news you can also use that app t

linda brown robinson/naacp "the lesson is they have to teach them a hard lesson. it can't be a slap on the wrist and expect that it's not going to happen." (vicki) that was dan messineo reporting. theta tau's national organization issued a statement condemning the video. according to "the daily orange," the chancellor sent a campus-wide email tonight saying he is planning a "top to bottom review" of all frat life. coming upi do a segment called (people behaving badly) and i'm talking to you because (i was behaving badly) you only think about a pedestrian when you are a pedestrianand that's way there was a test in morgan hill, it was pass fail. i show you who failed in the next edition of people behaving badly (steve) and up next... listening to that good old motown music or golden oldies may soon cost you... details on the new legislation that will compensate legacy artists for their hit songs produced before 1972. 4 your money tonight.... when a music streaming service plays a song from the 50s, 60s, or early 70s, it is not required to pay royalties. now the musi

robinson has been playing since he was seven years old.averaged 21 points last season with five rebounds and four assists per game. he has yet to commit to a college but look at that. >> how tall do you think he is? >> i don't know, six foot four? anyway, congratulations and good luck with your career. submit your video with a brief description of the athlete in your life on facebook or twitter using the hashtag "that kid's got game". >>> coming up, if you are heading out on the highway, how you could get on the open road with a new motorcycle. >>> this is a look at the primetime lineup tonight. lucifer starting at 8:00 followed by the resident and 9:00 and don't forget to stay tuned for the 10:00 and 11:00 news. dog: seresto, seresto, seresto. jake... seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. seresto, seresto, seresto. ohh no, jake. seresto. 8 month - seresto, seresto, seresto

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robinson's statement that they intend to comply with conditions. i'm going to see if i can -- [ playing inaudible video ] >> you can't hear, but, again, there's a link to this. the response was, i'm suing the entertainment commission. you're next. i'm suing you, too. do you have the resources to defend yourself? then she goes on to say i'm doing what is due me. i took that to mean that she does not recognize the authority of the entertainment commission. thanks. >> thank you. >> hi. i would like to address comments made about us neighbors not having a good relationship -- >> can you introduce your name. >> i'm tony vu, a neighbor. i live next door to holy cow and i have a great relationship with lily. last year, she invited me to her nephew's birthday party. we have an agreement where for the past two years, we allow patio parties for holy cow on saturdays and sundays. we worked that out and we've been doing that the past two years. i want to go ahead and read my prepared remarks. i would like to address also public comments made by a commissioner

i applaud general robinson's efforts to enhance that. what i see in the philippines play out is our strong note to milk relationship with our philippine counterpart is what allowed us to fairly seamlessly through political ups and downs with our relationship with the government of the philippines. i would apply that same model to mexico in the sense that that foundation you said will allow continue asnship to the political aspects go up and down as they may. that foundation will provide us greetility to continue to the big benefit we have from that relationship. next i think that is a great insight. some of the work might just be a fraction of our budget but it is the sum of the -- some of the best money we spend. the u.s. is the partner of choice for militaries around the world. i appreciate that answer, thank you. senator blumenthal: thank you both for your service. admiral davidson, you let the theidence of review of fatal collisions that occurred in the pacific. leading to the deaths of 17 tailors, including two from connecticut. i t

it's never usually good to end the night in tears, but 16—year—old ellie robinson's were of joy. winning a medal or winning a gold. for me, i've won the battle against any doubts, all the challenges i've faced, so it means so much. a night to remember, then, in the pool, getting a royal seal of approval. natalie pirks, bbc news, the gold coast. so, after the first day of the games, england lead the medal table with six golds and 12 medals overall. scotland are fifth, with one gold and five medals, with wales making the top ten with a silver medal. let's join natalie now on the gold coast. what can we expect from the games in the coming hours? it's another very

ellie robinson is just english to remember. ellie robinson isjust 16 but a paralympic champion.ed down the war world record. he had a keen observer. prince charles, how fantastic? that's pretty cool, i'm really happy with the swim. the crowd is incredible. after miley's disappointment scotland's first gold was neil fachie's visually impaired time trial. as a home success four yea rs time trial. as a home success four years ago, this was just as special. the crowd is amazing, not as good as glasgow but just about. the crowd is amazing, not as good as glasgow butjust about. in the pursuit, sophie thornhill also found a way to gold also submit the england up and running on the track. they looked to follow it up in the tea m they looked to follow it up in the team pursuit and an ashes clash against australia but the winners found was a home crowd can do. one sport with english star quality already as gymnastics. nile wilson and max whitlock have seen it before at the olympics. they led the way to at the olympics. they led the way to a dominant team gold. at the men's triathlon few p

the maker of robinsons is another to move in that direction. make a healthier choice. the job for us as a drinks brand is to provide that healthier choice in a way that doesn't make them feel like there's any compromise with flavour. some argue that the whole idea of a sugar tax is wrong. taxes should be there to help the functioning and running of governments. they shouldn't be there to be dictating people's choices. it's kind of straying into government overreach, to some degree. the maker of irn—bru faced a backlash from some customers who didn't like the new reduced sugar recipe, and that's a test of the new policy. will people go along with lower sugar drinks, or from tomorrow, will they want to splash out on the less healthy options? hugh pym, bbc news. it's been a bright start for the home nations on day one of gold coast 2018. 0verall they picked up 18 medals. scotland's ross murdoch was favourite for the 200m breast—stroke, but was pipped to gold by a late surge from england's james wilby. over at the gymnastics, england took gold in t

i applaud general robinson's efforts to enhance that mil-to-mil. what i've seen play out in the philippines, for example, our strong mil-to-mil relationship with our philippine counterparts has helped see us through ups and downs in our relationship with the government of the philippines. i would apply that same model to mexico, in the sense that the foundation you set from the mil-to-mil side will allow that relationship to continue as the political aspects go up and down as they may, that foundation will provide us the ability to continue the ben -- reap the benefit that we have from that relationship. >> i think that's good insight. some of the work we do with other militaries, it might be a fraction of our budget but it's some of the best money we spend and the u.s. is still the partner of u.s. for militaries around the world. i appreciate that answer. thank you, mr. chair. >> thank you, senator kaine. senator blumenthal. >> thanks. m thank you both for your service and to your families as well. admiral davidson, you led the comprehensive revie

robinson. i know senator imhoff was having about the importance of the national level involvement with the advisory committees and the feedback you're getting but i want to ask you about the efficient flow of freight across america's multi-mow dal transportation system, how important that is to the competitiveness of our economy. when shippers are delayed in major congestion and outdated infrastructure products count arrive on time, costs for consumers go up. in addition to addressing the freight bottle next what investments should be made to improve supply chains and the flow of freight? >> in terms of investment in supply chain and what can help the u.s., the vast majority of freight with respect to my colleagues here, the overwhelming majority of freight here in the united states is still shipped via truck, period, end of story. so with that i think when you look at the bottlenecks in the united states they are in the major cities. in my testimony i pointed us to the report of the top -- the

general lori robinson you mentioned in a flattering way. you did the right thing there. she was in oklahoma white sometime with tinker. she said something that i thought was pretty remarkable. i will ask you what you feel about the statement she made. this is when she was before this committee just a short while ago, in february of 2018. she said, i am 100% confident in my ability to defend the united states of america against a north korean ballistic missile. general, do you agree with her? has she convinced you? >> she has. i would say with high confidence that i believe that ground defense system in place today has the ability to defend against a north korea ballistic missile strike. i say that with my experience and i have at role high sense of confidence that yes, we can defend against the north korean ballistic missile. sen. inhofe: several of us were also up in greeley, alaska. it is disturbing to me that nine years ago, we pulled the rug out under the czech republic and poland. we did away with their program that i think would be and should mentally both the east