moments later roth was dead.he attorney says the family is devastated. >> obviously police officers have a difficult job to do. no one discounts that. but their job is to help a situation, not to make it worse. as a result of the roanoke park police department becoming involved here my client's son is dead. >> the family is questioning whether the officers were properly trained and whether they followed federal guidelines. he represented roth's younger brother esa who was paid $1.3 million after being tasted 23 times by sonoma county deputies. >> they say lightning doesn't strike twice, but here it has and second time lethal. >> reporter: the roanoke park, lilian came, "abc 7 news." >>> a grassroots movement to win the freedom of a north bay man is gaining some support. ice is holding hugh owe mejia, an undocumented immigrant living here with his wife and three children. "abc 7 news" was in san rafael where congressman huffman joined other supporters for a rally today. his wife says on may 3 he left for his job a

moments later roth was dead.he attorney says the family is devastated. >> obviously police officers have a difficult job to do. no one discounts that. but their job is to help a situation, not to make it worse. as a result of the roanoke park police department becoming involved here my client's son is dead. >> the family is questioning whether the officers were properly trained and whether they followed federal guidelines. he represented roth's younger brother esa who was paid $1.3 million after being tasted 23 times by sonoma county deputies. >> they say lightning doesn't strike twice, but here it has and second time lethal. >> reporter: the roanoke park, lilian came, "abc 7 news." >>> a grassroots movement to win the freedom of a north bay man is gaining some support. ice is holding hugh owe mejia, an undocumented immigrant living here with his wife and three children. "abc 7 news" was in san rafael where congressman huffman joined other supporters for a rally today. his wife says on may 3 he left for his job a

investigating the death of 41- year-old branch roth. police were called to a budget inn where he was acting strangely. officers restrained roth and attempted a taser and got him in handcuffs. he died after he was subdued. his family his hired an attorney. autopsy results will take weeks. >>> a man's service dog ran toward a police officer and was shot. terra tells us the dog's leg had to be amputated. >> i love you. >> donald says his dog pretty girl is his everything. >> my life. my life. >> merchant says pretty girl helps him cope with ptsd. >> she is all i got. >> this st. patrick's day was turned upside down. you can see the dog and merchant nearby. >> my dog squealed. >> they thought she was threatening him. he shot her in the leg. >> there is blood everywhere. the poor dog is yelping and crying. it looked like the dog was going to charge him which is balone. she could have shot someone. >> the weapon was the dog. he spent 16 days in jail while the dog was treated. >> i would give my arm for the dog. >> the police officer said merc

ktvu's rob roth explains.is is not the first time the fire station has been forced to close. [ audio difficulties ] >> reporter: station 94 in east contra costa county will soon be coming to an end. fire station is shutting down at the end of next month for the second time in two years. >> it is disappointing. disappointing that we have to shut any fire stations. >> the fire chief of the east contra costa county fire protection district says none of the 9 firefighters will lose their jobs but where second counts somebody else times will be slower with only three fire stations opening in a district that covers 250 square files. >> one less piece of equipment on the roads. those are facts. >> reporter: the fire station closed in 2015 after voters rejected utility tax measures that would have raised $4 million a year. but months later local cities, the fire district and county pulled money to reopen the station for a year but the year runs out next month with no long term funding in place. residents are concerned

rob roth has this report. >> reporter: you might think a town as affluent as moraga could afford more than this one surveillance camera. but earn that's not the case. >> the city does not have the money to spend on this project. >> reporter: so some residents have launched a fundraising campaign. they've raised $9,000 so far. >> i think it's says the people love the town and they want to preserve its character and feel. and this campaign is considered to be something that will benefit the town as a whole. >> i think i was one of the first contributors to the fund personally. absolutely. i through in $100. >> reporter: the 5 additional cameras would be installed at the access routes in and out of town. it would also fund computer equipment for police investigations and license plate readers. residents say they don't mind chipping in even though other communities have paid for their cameras through regular police budgets or grants. >> we just had another fundraiser for a play yard for kids with special needs. i think it raised a quarter of a million dollars through donation. >> reporter

i'm carolin roth. and these are your head lions.yber security firms across europe unprecedented brief and over 200,000 computers in 150 countries. >>> european equity starts the week at a new high. ftse 100 and the france cac hit record levels. and cuts into large deals saying it will do whatever it takings to rebalance the markets. >>> investors with the german product says it will conduct talks to find a new major shareholder. shares in british cyber security firms so far have hit record levels while cyber security ise is trading higher. this follows friday's seiber attack which crippled more than 200,000 computers in 150 countries. security officials are scrambling to find out who is behind it. and hospitals and businesses and it's believed to have been stolen from the u.s.' national security agency. speaking on sunday, saying the devastation of the virus is unprecedented. >> we're running over 200 operations. we've seen it becoming the prince of the cyber attack but this is something we haven't seen before. the global reach is u

in concord, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> temperatures today warmed up. we talked about.they are. 90 in santa rosa today, 91 in fairfield. a warm day. no record. but a warm day. temperatures tomorrow, about the same. maybe a little bit warmer. tomorrow is going to be a very similar day to the day we had today. the jet stream has a nice focus. that san aggressive looking pattern for may. now, it's further north. as the days get longer, the jet stream is starting to work its way up. but it is going to drop over this ridge and drop back down into the basin and out into the plains like that last system. so this in three days, two and a half daysl be a major weather producer for the plains. for us we're on the south end so we get more of this. tomorrow a cal down for weekend with maybe a sprinkle. i would be rooting that on, but i think it's mostly going to be a cool down for the weekend. right now the surface winds are west, qhie expect because right now the ocean is still cooler than the inland valley. so you're getting this funneling through the san bruno gap. but tomorrow

janice park, wusa9. >> that wall of hope was created by the roth family in honor of their father jeffrey who died from a brain tumor 17 years ago. >>> thousands of walkers wrapped up a 39-mile two day journey to raise money and awareness in the fight against breast cancer. the avon 39 took participants from southwest washington past the monuments you to chevy chase, maryland, before wrapping up in an emotional closing ceremony at nats park in southeast. since its inception in 2003 this $550 million to help end breast cancer. >>> france elected its youngest president ever. 39-year-old emmanuel macron has won the presidential election over far right candidate marine le pen with more than 65% of the vote. knack ron is a former -- macron is a former economy minister who started his own political movement a year ago. president trump tweeted a congratulatory message to macron today saying he's looking forward to working with him and earlier this week president barack obama posted a message on macron's twitter account saying he, too, is a supporter. >> the french election is very important to t

. >> rob roth shows us the restaurant owner and her guest of honor's have been touched by violence.>> reporter: here inside salute restaurant , dozens of mom's gathered for special mother's day celebration, each of them have had a tough road. the mothers either escaped domestic violence or barry children killed in homicides, leaving said families especially on holidays. >> hello all of you, happy mother's day. from the restaurant owner knows what violence can do, years ago her mother was murdered in ethiopia and later her husband abused her. >> we are here all of us together, to heal, all of us. we have a story to tell.>> reporter: barbara harris has a story to tell her daughter was shot to death last month in richmond as she took her young boys to school. this is barbara's 1st mother's day without her. >> i lie awake, she always would've done something special for me for mother's day. >> reporter: wearing a purple flower, her daughter's favorite color, she is raising her daughter's 3 boys, 3, 5 and 9. to witness the shooting, 5 what police say is an ex-boyfriend. >> the 5-year-old te

i'm carolin roth. and these are your headlines. chemical reaction for claire yant and hurchtsman after unveiling a $20 billion offstalk merger. >>> and a new ceo cheers as the stock opens on the announcement of moving to the helm. >>> donald trump heads to israel after kicking off his first foreign trip in saudi arabia where he signs $110 billion in defense deals and tells the defense leaders they need to play their part in booting out terrorism. >> every terror in the region needs absolute surety that terrorists find no sanctuary on their soil. >>> russian officials firing james comey would easy pressure from the investigation. >>> good morning, everyone. yes, it's monday. what a week that was last week with the plus 1.4% losses given the revelations about donald trump. it seems like we're more level headed this week. the ftse 100 inzex up by .033%. this may number part down to weakness in the currency one telling you that sterling has retreated below the 1. 30 handle given weaker conservative polling numbers roughly two weeks bef

i'm carolin roth. these are your headlines. >>> president trump fires fbi director james comey in the middle of the agency's investigation into campaign ties to russia, stunning capitol hill. >> i simply said to him, mr. president n all due respect, you're making a very big mistake. he didn't really answer. >>> a toast to come pampari sha. a strong performance in europe boosts sales. >>> axa announces plans to float a minority stake in its u.s. operations, as the french insurer reports first quarter revenue shy of analyst estimates. >>> ing's first quarter underlying pre-tax results exceed expectations, but the company's cfo tells this program demand is still soft. >> demand is still quite low. so you have to work really hard in order to get your lending volume in. that's why we are so flash and happy with the 5.7 billion. >>> good morning. glad you're with us on wednesday. we have a lot to get through. let's kick things off. a stunning development in washington. president trump has fired fbi director

i'm carolin roth. these are your headlines. >>> unicredit rallies to the top of the stoxx 600 after the italian bank swings back to the black in the first quarter with a net profit of nearly 1 billion euros. >>> the banking boost extends north to france, where credit agricole sees net income rise four-fold on a yearly basis on the back of a surge in trading activity. >>> deutsche post dhl under delivers in early trade as first quarter profit misses expectations. but the group's ceo tells us the pressure on freight rates remains challenging. >> if the demand is over expectation, then you have a squeeze for a quarter, that will go away. >>> let's look at telekom -- deutsche telekom eking out a beat and telefonica benefiting from currency gains. >>> all right. good morning to you. we have a busy day ahead of us. it's the trifecta day for the b ofshgs boe today. the stoxx 600 is off by 0.2%. not doing much in early trade. a mixed session. this is after we saw a low volatility trade in the u.s. session. sli

i'm carolin roth. these are your headlines. >>> at least 22 people have been killed and around 50 injured in a bomb blast at manchester arena in the deadliest terror attack in the uk in over a decade. >>> uk prime minister theresa may is due to hold an emergency cabinet meeting shortly as authorities work to establish details. >> this time there is a most particular attack on the most vulnerable in our society. the intention was to sow fear, the insen shtention was to divit it will not succeed. >>> the stock market reaction to the incident is muted in early european trade, but uk travel and retail stocks underperform. >>> good morning. before we bring you more on the situation unfolding in manchester, just economic data in the form of may ifo business climate in germany rising in may. the climate index stands at 114.6 in the month of may versus a reuters consensus forecast for 113.1. so once again a bit better than expected. when it comes to the current conditions index, that's at 123.2 in may versus a

the man is identified as 41-year-old branch roth. police say he was drunk when he confronted -- when he was confronted by two officers outside a motel. officers used a taser to subdue him. the family wondered if the officers followed guidelines warning that tasing a drunk person can cause death. >> we see these death cases as a result of an untrained officer using a taser against >> voth troth is the older brot isa roth seen being tased more unanimous 20 times. >>> a convicted felon on probation was busted in the north bay after police found several illegal or stolen items inside a home. several snow ma county police departments teamed up to conduct a compliance check on a home in park medal drive. once inside, officers found six firearms, illegal drugs, $5,000 in cash and two stolen motorcycles. police arrested 25-year-old omar cabrera. he faces multiple charges. >>> happening today, a move that may make some commuters on the peninsula happy. crews will break ground on a new multimillion dollar project aiming at easing congestion on

in san francisco, rob roth, sphox 2 news. >>> checking in on the fog out there. it's all over the place. look at that. you see the fog coming up over the mountain area. the fog's getting thicker tonight. real temperature drop today. big temperature drops tomorrow. like significant. there's more fog out there on the golden gate bridge. you can see much cooler, 10 degrees cooler along the coast. just what you would expect. there's the fog from the cape all the way to point conception. the fog will stick around and thicken out. the marine layer is 1,000 feet deep. then tonight it's going to be about 1,500 feet deep and push further inland. the average coastal hills average about 1,000 feet. right now most of the cool air is trapped behind the hills. here's another shot. there's touch tower. you can see the fog kind of stuck on the head lands out there. but as it deepens out it will shoot in over the top and make it into the valley and make it into livermore valley. here's what the model shows. see how it pushes it all in? this is the time of year how fat the marine

i'm carolin roth. "worldwide exchange" is up next. we'll see you on sunday for the france votes special. if you want to stay on top of your health, one simple thing to do -- is take the pledge to go and get screened for the cancers that might affect you. so stand up to cancer and take the pledge at getscreenednow.org it only takes a minute to take care of yourself, and nothing rhymes with "org"... . >>> good morning. crudes trying to stage a comeback after oil tumbles to the lowest levels of the year. >>> warren buffett backing out of big blue. he tells season as soon as he has sold a third of his stake in ibm. exclusive details on that coming up. >>> and uber under fire. why the ridesharing company faces a criminal investigation. it's friday may 5, 2015. "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "worldwide exchange" on

i'm carolin roth. these are your headlines. a first quarter comeback for bp. the british oil major beats expectations posting replacement cost profits of $1.5 billion, supported by a better crude price. >>> shares of ocado deliver, up more than 8% on a report the company is considering a tie up with retail giant marks and spencer that could see the grocer launch an online food delivery service. >>> discount downside for luxottica. the world's biggest eye wear maker misses first quarter forecasts as its curb on promotions weighs on sales. >>> powerful pmis. the european manufacturing sector powers on with german and european pmis hitting a six-year high. >>> good morning, everyone. we're back from a long weekend. we have plenty of data to get through. want to tell you about the eurozone factory activity hitting a six-year high in april. the eurozone final factory pmi is at 61.7. inflationary pressures stayed quite strong. let's tell you what the european markets are doing. we're higher to the tune of a quarter percent. euro/dollar at 1.0904. let's look at the e

i'm carolin roth. these are your headlines. a mega media merger lights up the french market. shares in vivendi and havas spike as vincent bollore moves to merge the two businesses he controls in a 2.4 billion euro deal. >>> first world problems for richemont which misses expectations on the top and bottom line, sending shares deep into the red in zurich. >>> g-7 finance ministers play down worries about u.s. tax reform plans as treasury secretary steve mnuchin arrives for another round of talks in italy. >> i understand there's an ambitious tax reform program in the united states, we're watching closely on what is good for the united states and what would be learned by other countries about tax reform. >>> donald trump calls fired fbi director james comey a grandstanding showboat as he tells nbc exclusively his rational for sacking him earlier this week. >> you said i accepted their recommendations. you had already made the decision. >> i was going to fire regardless. >>> good morning, everyone. it's friday. glad you're with us once again. we have another packed show for you.

roth. i now recognize myself for five minutes for questions. gentlemen, listening to your testimony is deeply concerning the situation that we're in. it's troubling. it's frustrating. it's infuriating. i mean, this is a significant issue that we need the will and capability to address, right? and from my view, again, i look at things often i was a fighter pilot. we have two main challenges. the first is we need to make sure we have good data and good information. we need to know who has overstayed and who hasn't overstayed. so that's on the data front. our situational awareness is high and we have good data. then the second piece is once we know who has overstayed, what are we doing about it? how are we using your resources , mr. settles, to prioritize so we are quickly not wasting time and prioritizing in order to address the issue for enforcement with the highest priority being those that are national security risks. in both these areas we had significant failures and challenges that bring us to this place of the report. we appreciate the inf

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i'm carolin roth. these are your headlines. >> a massive blast rips through kabul as a truck bomb kills more than 60 people and leaves over 300 injured in an area of the afghan capital dominated by government buildings and foreign embassies. >>> may-day at the polls for britain's conservatives. a yougov study quoted by the times says prime minister theresa may could lose her parliamentary majority sending sterling into the red. >>> ireland launches europe's biggest bank listing since the financial crisis, as it looks to return allied irish bank to private ownership with a 25% share sale. >>> an activist investor creates a connection for ericsson. shares in the swedish telecom equipment maker rally as cevian capital buys a stake of just over 5% citing the company's potential. >>> good morning. glad you're with us once again. let's look at the stoxx 600. fairly subdued picture. we are off by less than one point. hardly any action on the stoxx 600 this morning. let's show you what's happening on a market

i'm carolin roth. these are your headlines. >>> president donald trump comes out swinging telling a news conference that the russia probe is dividing the country and calling any talk of impeachment "totally ridiculous." >> i respect the move, but the entire thing has been a witch hunt. there's no collusion between certainly myself and my campaign, but i can always speak for myself and the russians. zero. >>> duty-free spending spree. shares of dufry top the stoxx 600 as richemont takes a 5% stake. >>> polls open in the iranian elections where hassan rouhani is seeking a second term, but challenger ebrahim raisi has gained momentum with his close ties to the supreme leader. >>> good morning, everyone. yes, it's friday, finally tried. tgif is what most of you must be thinking, and on capitol hill given the drama unfolding there. the stoxx 600 is recovering slightly from the big selloff we saw this week. up by a third of one percent roughly one hour into the trading session. for the wreak we are on course

i'm carolin roth. these are your headlines. >>> first cracks in china's great wall of debt. moody's downgrades the country's credit rating, citing beijing's warning financial strength and rising liabilities. >>> a potent combination concerns over excess iron ore supplies coupled with china's credit downgrade chip away at europe's mining stocks. >>> the british government deploys nearly 4,000 soldiers on the streets of the uk after raising the country's terror threat level to critical as police conduct a series of raids in connection to the manchester attack. >> further attack may be imminent. the change in the threat level mean there's will be additional resources and support made availability to the poliavailab police as they keep us all safe. >>> legacy issues hurt like for like sales for two of britain's top retailers. france still provides a headache for kingfisher, with sales down over 5% while clothing weighs on m&s. >>> good morning. you're watching "street signs" as always at this time of the day. glad you're with us once again. we have another busy show for you. let

i'm carolin roth. these are your headlines. >>> losing altitude. the uk listed shares in iag sink to the bottom of the stoxx 600 in the wake of the british airways i.t. system meltdown over the weekend. >>> a victory in court for akzo nobel sending the patientmakers shares lower. a judge rejects activist investor elliott's call for action against the company and tells ppg it needs to put up or shut up on a bid offer. >>> ryanair forecasts fares will fall more than 5% in the year ahead, after posting full-year profit at the lower end of its guidance. the company's cfo told this show sterling's weakness in the wake of brexit was hurting fares. >> sterling has weakened quite significantly. that's having an impact on the fares. >>> the draghi put weighs on on the euro as the currency loses ground against the dollar after the central bank boss says stimulus measures need to stay. >> an extraordinary amount of monetary policy support, including through our forward guidance, is still necessary for the present level of underutilized resources to be reabsor

police say 41-year-old branch roth was drunk when he was confronted by two officers outside of a motel used a taser to subdue him. he died moments later. the family is questioning whether officers were properly trained or followed federal guidelines warning them tasing a brink person could cause death. >> often times we see these death cases as a result of untrained officers using a taser against a person where policy suggests they should not. >> roth is the older brother of isa roth seen being tased more than 20 times by deputies more than five years ago. the county paid more than a million dollars for that incident. >>> i'm tracking a tragt train derailment in illinois. it was dairying dangerous materials. there's a massive cleanup under way to get this thing contained. it happened in elkhart, a small city in the center of the state a few hours from chicago. it's a rural area but there are homes nearby. union pacific says 18 out of 77 of the train's cars derailed. you can see a big clean up that they have to do there. luckily only two of those cars with carrying hazardous materials s

the man is identified as 41-year-old branch roth. police say he was drunk when he was confronted by two officers outside of a motel friday night. the officers used a taser to subdue him and he died moments later. the family is questioning whether officers were properly trained and if they followed federal guidelines warning them that tasing a drunk person could cause death. >> often times we see these death cases as a result of untrained officers using a a taser against a person where policy suggests they should not. >> roth is the older brother of isa roth being seen tased 20 times by sonoma county jail deputies. the county paid more than a million dollars for that incident. >>> a convicted felon on probation was busted again in the north bay after police found several illegal or stolen items inside a home. several sonoma county police departments teamed up to conduct a compliance check on a home in mark meadow drive in santa rosa and when they got there they say they saw someone throwing a gun outside of a window. they found six fi

or two when he testified again -- >> there's plenty who don't have confidence but feel the timing roth now at this point in the investigation into possible collusion of people in the trump campaign and russia seems very odd that now all the sudden the president has lost confidence. jeff sessions told fox business news that comey had an absolute duty to make an october announcement and had to make a july one. why did he say that? >> none of that has anything to do with today's actions. >> he said that and now you're taking issue. >> what he said in his letter is you need confid bs and integ reitary and action capability at the fbi and they feel the current director was unable to perform his duties. you said the democrats don't have confidence. democrats can't muster up a single vote on budgetary matters. three whole votes on gorsuch. you're seeing democrats that go out there every single day and they don't want our democracy to work well then. let's focus on what happened. >> what president of the united states said during the course of the campaign. >> and i have to give the fbi credit

caitlin roth -- i'm sorry, caitlin roth -- erin como is back will traffic this morning.in. >> i take that today's a compliment. >> on-time traffic brought to you by toyota. visit buy a toyota.com for special offers. >> totally take that as compliment, no worries. if you're going to call me anyone calling me caitlin is a compliment. right now the roads are quiet. we're seeing really nice conditions on gw parkway. problem free through falls church on 66. and no issues on the outer loop top of the beltway inner loop as you make your way from pennsylvania avenue all the way through annandale is at speed so enjoy the roads. enjoy those conditions while they l50 from the bay bridge through annapolis looking really quiet right now. as we take a look 95 northbound fredericksburg to the aquia harbor not seeing any red on our map yet. earlier crash 95 southbound is on the right shoulder so no big delays there. also seeing nice conditions through dale city. metro is on time except for safe track. that is impacting the green line and the yellow rush plus. any questions at erin fox5

. >> rob roth in our newsroom. thank you. >>> witnesses say a homeless woman at the san francisco ferry building tried to kidnap a toddler while his family was visiting from missouri. police say workers and customers stepped in to help pinning down the woman until officers arrived. ktvu's is joining us and we're hearing the suspect tried to grab the little boy from the mother's arm. >> reporter: she tried to do that when the mother reached down to pick up her son, holding him in her arms when this woman, who appeared to be homeless, came by and tried to grab her from the woman's arms. the two had a little bit after tug-of-war. if it weren't for the heroic actions of two workers from the golden gate meat company, that suspect might have gotten away. tourists from around the world are drawn to the san francisco ferry building for the specialty shops and laid back atmosphere. but a terrifying moment for a couple visiting from missouri. just after 9:30 in front of a bread stand, bystanders say this woman who appeared t

compared to with about 20%, i believe, of adults who have roth iras here and 58% of those who own the accounts contributed to them last year. with a very high average contribution. now, these accounts appear to be very, very popular with people of modest to low incomes, as well, about 55% of all those isa holders have incomes of less than $25,000 per year, and relative to their incomes, lower earners hold more in their isas than higher earners. the government has added some unnecessary complexities and we could spend all day going into those. government tends to try to make things more complicated than they need to be, but overall, this tax reform has led to a tax system which is, for the vast majority of people, vast majority of earnings, neutral between consumption and saving and neutral between the purpose of saving, as well, and neutrality is a key principle that we seek from tax reform. what about the effects on saving? well, there's lots of other things going on and you'd imagine there would be a lot of displacement, as well, from ordinary savings accounts to these isas. so, the

that's what jack kemp and bill roth and others ran with that got us with the 1981 tax cuts. it was a long process. part of the reason it was a long process was that tax reform bill was an incredibly complicated piece of legislation because they tried to solve every single tax problem that they could that they had identified, whether dealing with limited partnerships or pensions or what have you. this was a comprehensive in the broadest sense of the term tax reform. if we go down that road right now, we have a still great chance of getting tax reform done probably some time in 2019 or 2020. if you want to get it done soon, which is what we need to do, we've identified the key elements, we need to keep it a very focused package. what are the two or three or four major things we need to do to help the economy to get it to be stronger and what are the two or three major pay-fors we need to deal with and that brings up the next subject of tax reform. tax reform is great to talk about rate reduction and expensing and what we're going to do for the economy, but we have to put the b

roth. spin good morning or good afternoon. it's good to see you. i'm not going to do a dramatic reading here. it's just there for reference in case i have to go to it. so again so we will walk through our presentation of the budget here between general lerardi and myself we will answer your questions as best we can. .. >> with the additional resources, we did get any fy 2017 budget. we are in the process of impleme implementing that. we will build on the remainder of the fiscal year and add resour -- resources to balance the force. we will be informed by the new defense strategy, we will build further to achieve a bigger and more lethal and ready force. so the numbers, the base budget request is $575 billion and the overseas operation budget, 64.4 billion for a total of $639.1 billion. this budget request is $52 billion above the defense department's shares of the iffy 2018 act. it is essential for us to achieve the goals and meet the strategy, we must increase the defense budget cap and reverse the sequestration in order to adequately protect them

yes, we're with the roth family and their store urban country here on bethesda row.ey roth the father, husband who died of brain cancer and these are photos of people who have survived and who have died because of brain cancer, and this weekend's race it's the race for hope d.c. the 20th annual starting down at freedom plaza. will be to raise money for brain cancer research, and here with us the roth family that's rochelle the mom, khloe, jillian and sasha. jillian, tell us -- i mean the wall of hope is what, this will be down there at freedom please. >> yup. >> what's the purpose. what do you want people to take away that from this. >> it's become the focal point of the race. we started it i think about 12 years ago. we've kind of lot of track of time honestly because we wanted people to know who -- who these people were. i wanted people to know who my dad was, and it started as one we had about 40 to 50 pebble on the wall. and since then it's grown to 32 feet. we have close to 250 people on the wall. and it's place for people to remember those who lost their battle

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. >>> the man was identified as 31-year-old roth. police say he was drunk when he was confronted by two officers outside a motel. they used a taser to subdue him. they say officers should beware of federal guidelines, warning officers tasing a drunk person could cause death. >> ophorine times we see these death cases as a result of untrained officers using tasers where policy suggests they should not. >> roth is the older brother of this seen here tased 23 times four years ago. the department paid more than $4 million for the incident. >>> alameda county firefighters and the atf are investigating the second fire to hit that site in under a year. it's by 39th street. there's a big apartment building under construction. crews are making progress clearing away all of this debris. investigators tell us they're treating this area as a crime scene until they can confirm otherwise. >>> as crews clean up, developer rick holiday calls this dÉjÀ vu. magnitude is kind of hard to describe. >> reporter: two fired in 10 months at the same project.

rob roth, ktvu news. >>> an outbreak that has affected hundreds of students may be spreading to other. the san jose school district says the stomach virus affected 14 of its schools. now they say they are reporting more than two dozen cases involving children and staff in the bolder creek area. officials say those who have gotten ill have reported sentences to nora virus including diarrhea, they have not confirmed that this virus is connected to this out break. >> in march the hensel feltz company, they planned to deliver a letter to the district office saying a border wall would divide families and communities. we tried to contact them, but so far the company has not returned our calls. >>> president trump's policies on immigration skrg a ripple effect on many undocumented immigrants in the bay area. we heard from one woman. >> she tells us she is planning to leaf her family behind. it's the first in a series of stories. christine joins us now. >> reporter: it is home of 2 million undocumented immigrants. the majority are from latin america, like the whom who shared her story with me

good morning, i'm annie yu and caitlin roth joins us. >> that is soothing.ut healthy living and they do this every year. this year solange is coming out beyoncÉ's younger sister, a lot of other artists a lot of up and comers and the whole idea is to be a healthier person, healthy living. >> we could all get good advice on that. >> make good choices. >> let's all this weekend coming off of cinco de mayo where maybe you didn't make the best choices for your diet i'm just guessing. >> i bet everyone is itching to get outside today 'cause yesterday was just a washout. >> yesterday was a total washout. severe weather too. a confirmed tornado in king george county, an ef1 flipped cars and an uprotation in early in the morning in this part of the country is incredibly rare but it did happen. severe weather threat long gone but we still have the same storm system just off towards our north and on the backside of it spinning around a lot of moisture. you see some showers drifting down from pennsylvania, west virginia and now starting to move into sections of virginia

this fashion [laughter] remind yourself of these lines by the 19th century white male poet william roth wallace. the hand that rocks the cradle rules the world. case, you might teach the kid a couple of things it should say every day. we forgive our trespasses as those we forgive who trespass against us. as long as there is a soul in prison i am not free. ideals to attainable, class of 1999, let me press on you that ideals by their very definition can never be too high. ♪ >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up this morning, author and historian garrett grabbed on the career of robert mueller, appointed special counsel to oversee the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. then, university of virginia's presidential recordings program thearcher will discuss history of past presidents who secretly recorded conversations in the oval office. c-span'so watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. >> democratic senator elizabeth warren was the commencement spea

rob roth is monitor the latest incidents from the newsroom. >> reporter: details are still starting to come in. it happened at the manchester arena. some media outlets are reporting as many as 20 people dead and hundreds were injured, but we've not independently confirmed that. the greater manchester police reports quote a number of deaths and injuries but have not released any numbers. we don't know yet what caused the explosion. we don't know what kind of explosion. british news outlet said a bomb disposal crew is on the scene. witnesses say they heard two loud bangs which created a panic and a stampede of people trying to get out of the arena. the singer is okay. now, it's just after 1:00 a.m. local time. it happened about 10:40 p.m. right after grande sang her last song and left the stage. there's a huge police presence outside the arena and people are being told to avoid the area. there are several pictures and videos of the incident posted online. we're also learning the subway station underneath the arena was evacuated. there are no injuries reported there. no one is saying yet

those photographs were also shown on the bbc news, prompting craig rothe to beg: the point was made by in this anonymous telephone call. i'm absolutely disgusted. the government was completely outraged by america showing pictures of the manchester bombing and the aftermath. and then the bbc showed the photo. i thought we were better than that. there were more general concerns about the quantity of the coverage playing into the hands of those responsible for the atrocity, with mark dunsford wondering: other viewers objected to the repeated use of video, showing panicked concertgoers fleeing the scene, with shane mitchell recording this video for us. what ijust don't understand is why the bbc keeps playing this footage when there is one of these terrorist atrocities. of the people screaming as it is happening. what is the purpose of it? our natural human reaction if we hear something like that, somebody suffering and terrified, and people who are being murdered, is to put our hands over our ears. it's dehumanising and weird and intrusive to have to keep listening to this. and to have it

rob roth, ktvu, fox 2news. >>> late information just coming in about an amber alert involving a little boy in the bay area. what we are learning about where his father has been headed. >>> and a mother's day confrontation just coming? >> you just said i'm loitering? i'm a customer. this is the food i just bought. why are you harassing me? >> coming up, more on the back and forth that led to a security guard losing his job. >>> and at a time of skyrocketing home prices, one city is saving room for hundreds of low-income residents. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are to

i'm carolin roth.es back from the worst losses in three weeks but oil stocks still drag the markets lower. the saudi energy minister tells cnbc price is not the problem. >> we focus on the fundamentals that we can control. the market will move in the right direction. >>> pay up. that's the message from president trump telling his nato leaders to increase defense spending and accusing them of owing massive sums to the united states and the alliance. >> 2% is the bear minimum for confronting today's very real and very vicious threats. >> donald trump also condemns the u.s. intelligence leaks in the manchester attacks after theresa may raises her dissatisfaction. >>> and the uk conservative party sees its lead reduced even further in the latest election poll. >>> good morning. once again, if you're just tuning in, let's show you what u.s. futures are looking at. s&p 500 seen up by just a tad, up by 1.63 points. the dow off by 2. the nasdaq set to gain 4 points. the dow ended the day with just 33 points aw

john roth became the inspector gennel for the department of homeland security. he served as director of the office of criminal investigations and he served as section chief for the criminal divisions narcotic and dangerous drug section. the chair now recogsinizes mr. dougherty to testify. >> distinguished members, thank you for the opportunity to appear today to discuss work in progress that department of homeland security to address over stays. some 50 million nonimmigrant visitors enter to study or to vacation here. the united states welcomes these visitors while recognizing that it's imperative they departiculadepart the country when their period expires. our ability to identify individuals is -- chief among them we need to determine whether they pose a threat and we need protect the integrity of our immigration system by removing those who were present in violation of law. the key way to insure that federal government has means of accurately determining unlawful stays in the united states is by a biometric system that will provide a high level of assurance w

jeremy roth has today's take a look at this!e holiday classic "a christmas story" ... christmas came early this year the cleveland, ohio house from the iconic film is now offering overnight staysguests stay on the third floor in either a queen bed, a queen sleeper ...or even ralphie and randy's own twin bedsno word on if the bathrooms come with lifebuoy, thoughnats- yuck!) guests get full run of the house from an hour after closing until morningrates start at $495 a night, and shoot to a hefty $1995 during the holidayswe triple dog dare you not to book a stayin the return of the jedi, the plot thickened ...when yoda told luke there was "another skywalker"well, who knew there was another darth vader too?a surgical technician at a memphis hospital is named darth vader williamson.he isn't a star wars fan that had his name legally changed --his parents are the fans and they gave him the name.but darth vader williamson says it doesn't impact his passion to help others.darth vader williamson/surgical technician "the name is famous wit