roy and i sit down with roy kim who grandfather's opened the place in 1978.n restaurants at the time you didn't mess with the original, ever. like most korean father son relationships, you obeyed dad's wishes so matter what. >> my father would put all this redwood end. to this day, i can't touch certain things here. >> he doesn't let you change the uniforms either? >> no. he still controls the restaurant. >> you just do the work. >> i just did the work. >> as korean, he knows. >> we start, all the delicious little freebie plates, spicy squid snack or two. no male. >> and you know what this restaurant has a lot of restaurants going away from is the chairless. the feet under, knees forward, feet under. >> he's on the receiving end. >> that was punishment for koreans. >> and with the bulk over your head for hours. >> what can he do in that position? >> it could be as minimal as a 94 on the test. >> korean parents, moms and dads were not, shall we say, about corporate punishment. >> i love that you bot immediate recognize it. >> this is the -- this is what we're

twin brothers, roy and ray slagle. >> i love it. i'm so happy. >> ronnie tye and the woman he married in prison, jodie mormon. finally the answers you've been waiting for. >> mr. bill, are you ready for your picture? >> yep. >> all right. >> when we met paul komyatti at indiana state prison in 2008, he had an inmate job as the visitor room photographer. >> it keeps me occupied. it keeps me from counting the 36 weeks and 8 months i have left. however you want to break it down. >> right from the start, he was good natured and full of optimism for the future. despite being incarcerated for the past 26 years. komyatti entered prison at age 17 for his role in a bizarre family plot that ended with the murder of his abusive father. >> my dad was just an alcoholic. i was like a little kid, 7, 8 years old. i'm crawled up under the kitchen table, and he's got a belt with a buckle, putting marks all over my face and everything, all over my body. my mom is like look, stop. you've got to stop. you're going to kill him. >> komyatti, his mother, s

( cheers and applause ) ( french music playing ) roy, please stop. roy, just stop.are you doing? i'm miming right now. you don't talk to a mime. you don't talk to me while i'm miming. the freakiest part of all the miami. check this out. >> trevor: roy, what are are you doing? >> i'm hitting the the mime button. >> trevor: i didn't need miming. you were supposed to be reporting on the french election. >> if you would let me mime this, you would understand what i was trying to say. this is a talking raccoon in the "guardians 2". i don't know how to mime? >> trevor: go wash that off your face. >> no, i'm keeping the this longer. longer. >> trevor: roy wood, hi guys. it's great to be here. in the desert. longer. >> trevor: roy wood, at the mall. on the mountain. at school. at the beach. in the big easy. yeah. yeah. today i want to show you guys the next-gen chevy equinox. what do you think? that's pretty. pretty sexy. it's all-wheel drive. look at that. it looks aggressive. but not overbearing. it's not too big. not too small. it looks like it can go off-roading. but at

( cheers and applause ) ( french music playing ) roy, please stop. roy, just stop.'t, don't, don't... >> what are you doing? i'm miming right now. you don't talk to a mime. you don't talk to me while i'm miming. the freakiest part of all the miami. check this out. >> trevor: roy, what are are you doing? >> i'm hitting the the mime button. >> trevor: i didn't need miming. you were supposed to be reporting on the french election. >> if you would let me mime this, you would understand what i was trying to say. this is a talking raccoon in the "guardians 2". i don't know how to mime? >> trevor: go wash that off your face. >> no, i'm keeping the this longer. >> trevor: roy wood, advil liqui - gels work so fast you'll ask what bad back? what pulled hammy? advil liqui - gels make pain a distant memory nothing works faster stronger or longer what pain? advil. classic hershey's; plus cookie bits; plus caramel. hershey's cookie layer crunch. a layered twist on a classic. hershey's cookie layer crunch. ♪ experience the first-ever 471-horsepower lexus lc 500 or the multistage h

( cheers and applause ) ( french music playing ) roy, please stop. roy, just stop. a mime. you don't talk to me while i'm miming. the freakiest part of all the miami. check this out. >> trevor: roy, what are are you doing? >> i'm hitting the the mime button. >> trevor: i didn't need miming. you were supposed to be reporting on the french election. >> if you would let me mime this, you would understand what i was trying to say. this is a talking raccoon in the "guardians 2". i don't know how to mime? >> trevor: go wash that off your face. >> no, i'm keeping the this longer. >> trevor: roy wood, this is the new henry's hard sparkling. it's a lightly fruit flavored, low carb, spiked sparkling water. so now you can make the ultra light choice. henry's hard sparkling. the ultra light choice. if ystart by..oh, is that a galaxy s8? handsome screen. well pack that. uh-op, oh okay we're moving fast. you'll need a tour guide...apparently not. don't forget a big camera. or that phone will work. okay, i guess you have the world traveler thing covered. ♪ i believe in me too. ♪ i

so please welcome roy wood, jr., everybody. come on out, roy.(applause) >> yeah. >> trevor: roy, do me a favor and tell the people what we've got. >> trevor, now we all know that members of congress care deeply about people in airplanes. so for black people to get justice, we got to abf, always be flying. >> trevor: that's right. that's basically how i feel, from now on black people must always be in airplanes. >> that's right, trevor. that way when a cop shoots a black person, a congress person will read about it and be like oh my god, did you hear someone got shot ion a plane, i fly in planes, that could have been me. >> trevor: i'm not being to lie. i thought that was a crazy item you about i think it may actually work. >> you damn right it is working, i feel safe, i never felt so safe in my life, i may start wearing hoodies again. >> trevor: give it up for roy wood, jr., everybody. things online. then he tried tostitos flavored salsas... ...and realized that not all sharing is easy. oooh, roasted garlic... can i...um... stuart... share the s

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roy nakamura/ arcadia police dept.: "this program successful for us." (steve) detectives filled the package with enough valuables to make it a felony theft. they say that's not likely to be the only charge cook faces. he was also in a car that was reported stolen ( pam ) let's take a live look outside at s-f-o tonight.. (steve) brittney has the mothers day weekend forecast... cooler than normal temperatures along with breezy onshore winds can be expected through early next week. while most areas will remain dry through the weekend, there is a slight (but decreasing) chance of rain region-wide late monday into tuesday as another system approaches from the north. a warming trend is then expected late in the forecast period as a result of building high pressure. new ahead at 8. a school under fire from a parent who claims their policy targets black pressure. building high pressure. new ahead at 8. a school under fire from a parent who claims their policy targets black students. and next... a professor clashes with students on campus. now he's facing a laws

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i'm aditi roy, santa clara, californ california. >>> coming up, slow start. hollywood just did something it hasn't done in nearly two decade >>> here's a look at what to watch tomorrow. the federal reserve releases its beige book, an anecdotal look at economic conditions across the country. a report on pending home sales will tell us how many homebuyers signed contracts in april to buy existing homes. we'll also get the latest read on mortgage application volume. that's what to watch for on wednesday. >>> it was the unofficial start of summer. but for hollywood, the usually hot movie weekend was unseasonably cold. julia boorstin has more on tinseltown's box office blues. >> everybody is talking about you guys. >> reporter: this weekend was the worst memorial day in 18 years at the box office. despite starring "the rock," this film disappointed with $27 million in the u.s. since it opened wednesday. >> it's a disappointing start, of course. when we see a weekend like this, a prime movie going weekend, not live up to the expectations, we all get a bit nervous.

for "nightly business report," i'm aditi roy, san francisco. >>> coming up, going once, going twice. why the fine art industry will be put to the test this week. >>> it is the biggest week of the year for the fine art market. more than a billion dollars of art pieces expected to be sold. the question is, will sellers get the prices they want? robert frank reports from new york. >> reporter: the markets may look ugly. but the big auction houses are hoping wealthy collectors haven't lost their terror attacks -- attraction for fine art. christie's kicked off the action monday night with this brancuzzi sculpture for $57 million or nearly twice its estimate, and a record for the romanian artist. this picasso went for $45 million, also well above its estimate. the biggest lots come up tonight and tomorrow night with the post-war and contemporary sales which collectors now prefer. it will mark a big test whether the stock market declines and washington headlines will derail an art recovery that began after the election. >> the market has proven to be very resilient. we already experienced t

aditi roy reports from lafayette, california. >> reporter: this is a five-year, $40 million program to improve 40 miles of pipeline carrying drinking water to residents of the east bay near san francisco. officials say the renewed pipe network will be state of the art. >> our job right now is to increase the rate of renewing that pipeline. >> reporter: but for homeowners in the neighborhood like r.j. murray, there's a rub. the water district is raising rates to pay for more infrastructure projects like this. and that's not all. part of the reason the east bay municipal utility district is hiking fees is that during the california drought, urban area residents cut back on water use by more than 20%. that meant a decline in revenues for water districts throughout the state, and dozens of them have hiked rates to help pay for infrastructure. murray, who even stopped watering his backyard during the drought, is skeptical of the more than 9% increase next year. >> i don't think inflation is going up to that extent. i think it would be more fair and equitable if it stayed at pace with that.

steve bannon in some ways is the of roy cohen, on with ideology. finely honed sense f the world, a civilizational struggle view that america is war dy in a kind of world iii with the muslim world and he strongly, very first documentary, which we show talk t pieces from and to ronald reagan, a great hery at the time. civilizational struggle that reagan stepped up to from his point of view, communism, nazi-ism, facism that to and tepped up prevailed and i think bannon believes that the attack of 9/11 a manifestation of the next beginning of the next big war he's been searching, he hoped it was palin for a while, be a ing for someone to political warrior for america and i think trump was a willing of that ideology and understanding. much different karl rove, axelrod or this is a special relationship a it has come up against family relationship. that is fascinating. mr. kirk, we have to end there, author behind "bannon's war's" on pbs's find out about steve bannon and his influence. thanks for the time. guest: more than welcome. open phones until we fi

at roy atieno's house, with no electricity, the family eats dinner by the light of only two kerosene lamps. but down the road, seline mumbe's electrified house has become a beacon for school children. they come from all over the village to study and do homework. beryl jane otieno is 17. >> ( translated ): by around 9:00 p.m. the lights used to get dim, and i could not even see what i was reading clearly. i used to study for two to three hours, but nowadays i always study for five hours. >> reporter: but surprisingly, berkouwer says, the research shows that people's lives haven't significantly changed with the flip of a switch. after one year: students did not perform better in english or math tests; using electricity, which likely reduces the burning of kerosene or wood, didn't improve health; and, while women worked more, household incomes didn't improve. >> so we'd like to go back in a few years and see if the long- term effects are different than the short-term effects. but maybe not. maybe these things just aren't going to improve by as much as people were expecting. >> reporter:

barney roy was second ahead of third —favourite al wu kair.imke leads the badminton horse trial after today's cross—country event. she goes into the final day's show jumping tomorrow with point four of an advantage over the reigning badminton and olympic champion michaeljung, who's on 40 penalties in second. rosalind canter is the highest placed briton in sixth place. no woman has won the overall title in ten years. there's coverage throughout the weekend on the bbc red button and online. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. thank you. prince edward has been speaking about the decision of his father — prince philip — to stand down from royal duties later this year. he said he was sure the duke of edinburgh wouldn't disappear into the background. 0ur royal correspondent, peter hunt, reports. prince philip as we soon won't be seeing him, in public, on duty, by his wife's side. from autumn, the soon—to—be 96—year—old prince will be giving up such engagements. those who know him well insist he may be retiring, but he won't be

not long followed by the second — barry mccarthy tempted roy to drive straight into irish hands.and's captain to the crease. eoin morgan, born in dublin, soon making his native countrymen play fetch around the english capital. if england continue to score big and score fast, ireland could discover they still have a distance to travel on their cricketing journey. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 5:35pm — goodbye for now. this is bbc news. 82 nigerian schoolgirls who were abducted by islamist militants in 2014 have been freed. they have arrived in the capital, abuja. they are due to meet the country's president. they were among more than 270 girls seized from a boarding school in the town of chibok in a night time attack. they were released in a prisoner exchange deal. i spoke to stephanie a little earlier. she reminded us that in spite of this deal, many girls are still missing or being held. there are 115 girls yet to be returned. we have very little information about where they might be, if indeed they are alive.

joe root replaces jason roy.to formula one forjenson button at this weekend's monaco grand prix. the briton is standing in for fernando alonso at mclaren after the spaniard opted to race at the indy 500. button will start from last place after he was given a 15 place grid penalty for changing an engine. sebastian vettel came out on top in final practice, three tenths of a second quicker than his ferrari team mate kimi raikkonen. lewis hamilton could only manage fifth. the fa cup final at wembley, where premier league champions chelsea could clinch the double in antonio conte's first season in charge. they face an arsenal side aiming to finish a poor season on a high. the gunners, who finished fifth, have won the fa cup six times under arsene wenger, most recently in 2015. a win today would make the frenchman the most successful manager in the tournament's history, but there remains a lot of speculation about whether it could be his final game in charge. wenger, though, says today isn't about him. i don't care abo

they wed in 1951 and have a daughter named teri, but the marriage soon goes over the rail. >> roy wasery jealous of any attention that ann got, especially from men. i believe he expected them to be settled, and that wasn't what ann wanted to do. >> what ann wants is to go back to roller derby, and she does. the couple divorce, roy's mother raises teri while ann tours the globe. >> when she was on the track, she wasn't only queen of the track. she was queen of the world. ♪ >> color tv allows ann to amp up her flamboyant style. >> annie would color her hair. >> when i come back, you're gonna be so sorry... >> she'd do part pink, part green, part blue, and in those days, that was not the thing to do, but annie did it. >> one of her nicknames -- demon of the derby. after a few broken schnauzes, the most famous is banana nose. >> banana nose! >> banana nose! >> then in the late 1960s, she grabs the attention of a certain 8-year-old boy. >> it was a saturday morning, and all of a sudden, i see this bizarre sport. >> tickets up! how jim becomes a superfan and then ann's heir. next... >> b fi

and here is an assessment from roy in "forbes", he is no fan of obamacare. but he writes this. yirls of low-income americans in their fifties and sixties will be priced out of the insurance market while millions of upper income that don't need the help get a tax credit, many adversely affected by the acha the bill that passed the house are trump voters that campaigned on insurance for everybody, so throw, he has a lot of others have seen older premiums will see, older americans will see premiums go up, and that seems to be a direct blow to a po promise the president made. >> i am not sure what version of the bill he looked at, for example as we went through the process more money was set aside to help folks who might be in that 50 to 65 brac, but face it, we are all sort of guessing right now because the negotiation is ongoing, the bill that passed out of the house is most likely not going to be the bill that is put in front of the president. the senate will have their chance to change the bill, improve the bill, negotiations will continue again so i think it is important we re

. >> to put a finer point on what roy and john were talking. in iowa, it's not that the insurers are leaving the exchange. they are actually leaving iowa. either on the exchange or off the exchange, the concern in iowa is that there will be no longer available individual plans to purchase in iowa. for people to stand around congress and say the status quo is acceptable, shame on them. i hope we can come to agreement both democrats and republicans to realize we have to work and find a solution to put in place for the affordable care act something that reduces the cost of care while increasing the quality of care. something else that is probably not making headlines that show this week in washington, is a national police week. the fact that we have law enforcement professionals from around the country in town today talking about those they have lost on the end of watch this past year and in colorado we had some tragedies as well. i want to share with you and celebrate and memorialize these individuals. corporal nate carrigan, trooper cody donahoo

roy oliver was released on $300,000 bail. oliver's family says the army veteran may suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder after serving in iraq. here's tony dokoupil. >> reporter: a funeral was held today for 15-year-old jordan edwards at the mesquite friendship baptist church. his grieving family asked for a pause in protest over his death. "we need time to exhale," the family said in a statement, "to allow jordan's death to be our own loss before we share this loss with the world." on friday the dallas county sheriff's department arrested and charged roy oliver with the boy's murder. he was a six-year veteran of the balch springs police force. >> i'm saying after reviewing the video that i don't believe that >> reporter: oliver fired a rifle into the back of a vehicle. edwards was struck in the head. >> they searched the car for weapons. none were discovered. the kids don't have any history with weapons, no gun ownership, no run-ins with law enforcement before. >> reporter: police initially said oliver opened fire beca

and we all care about the pipes and all of our friends that provide access should have a reasonable roi on their investment so people can continue to have access. but that's not where the magic is. the magic is in the content. what drives usage is in the content side. one of the reasons the internet economy has been so dynamic is that the garage server for tomorrow's great start-up has equal ability to be accessed by homes across the world than today's media conglomerate. that's what leads to the disruption in innovation that characterizes the internet and is inseparable from the internet. if the fcc moves to roll back net neutrality regulations, it opens the door in dividing the internet on ending the internet as a free and open medium for content, best content to rise to the top, and for users to have access to whatever they want to access on an equal basis. we can't let that happen to the internet, to our internet. and that's why i stand here strongly sending a message to the fcc and the american public. we need to pay attention. we need to protect a free and open internet to encoura

oliver employment with the balch springs police department. >> reporter: roy oliver was responding toeighbor's complaint about noise and possible underage drinking. oliver and his partner were looking for the homeowner when they said they heard what sounded like gunfire. oliver then ran foot street and fired his rifle into the car that edwards was in, hitting the teenager in the front passenger seat. police department chief haber originally said that car reversed aggressively toward the officer but after review of the body camera to theagfootage tha the case. oliver an army veteran twice deployed to iraq is charged with murder. the edwards' family praised the decision to fire oliver saying they will seek justice for their son and tweeted, quote, we fully expect an equivalent response from those responsible for investigating and punishing crime. the family has asked for privacy in their time of mourning and requested the community refrain from protests or marches in their name. and we'll be right back. we can't stay here! why? terrible toilet paper! i'll never get clean! way ahead of y

. >> i have made the decision to terminate roy oliver. >> the shifting story and how body cameras led to an officer being charged with murder. >>> under water, heavy rain flooding the east coast from parking garages to subways and the roads. drivers stranded. >> and the water just got so high. >> plus, the big cleanup in the south. the damage delivered by at least nine tornadoes. >>> and crown controversy. the college senior named miss black university of texas. >> contestant number five. rachael malonson. >> now facing a backlash over the color of her skin. >> it's definitely been a mix of emotions. >> and answering her critics and where she found support for her sash. >>> hey, good morning. and let's get right to our top story. president trump waking up at his golf club in bedminster, new jersey, this morning basking in the glow of his party's victory on health care. >> but the pushbacks have already begun as members of congress return to their home districts where we're expecting a bunch of town hall meetings starting today. now, we've already seen protests. voters angry in particu

it's -- its chances in the senator with roy blunt. and the democrats' response with senator dianne feinstein. and democrats lost the house in 2010. after passing obamacare. what will happen now to republicans who voted to kill it? >>> and sound familiar? a computer hack attack on the leading candidate in today's french presidential election. why u.s. intel believes the russians are at it again. joining me for insight and analysis are rich lowry of the national review. kristen welker, white house correspondent. matt bai, from yahoo news. and iliana johnson. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, celebrating its 70th year. this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good morning. chuck todd is off today. it's not often you see a white house signing ceremony celebrating the passage of a bill that has merely made it through the house. but after their health care win, president trump and house speaker paul ryan were more than happy to spike the football. ev

and killed an unarmed 15-year-old in a vehicle has been arrested and charged with murder. 37-year-old royker county jail friday night. the fired officer is out on $300,000 bond now. >> the mesquite skeeters started their spring practice without jordan edwards, a freshman who was excited to compete for a spot on the team. his life was cut short on a weekend night leaving a crowded house party. the straight-a student athlete was shot and killed in his brother's car by a police officer. faculty at mesquite high school mourned edwards' loss and describe him as one of their best. >> you see and hear the student that's always smiling, happy, the energy that he brought into the room, you know, when you ask his teachers what they thought about him, every one of them said he was awesome. >> et wards loved football and became friends with the school's new coach. >> he knew he was one of our best athletes, but even more just one of our best all around kids. he was a coach's dream. he was very self-motivated and had a lot of goals on what he wanted to do down the road. >> the very same day the 15-yea

north carolina governor roy cooper, former obama administration national attorney advisor susan right," which are and house minority leader nancy pelosi are in an ideas conference hosted by the center for american progress. >>. >> please welcome to the state governor roy cooper. [applause] >> where so excited to have you here, [inaudible] >> we were excited to have the governor with us today. there's a lot of not a lot of time. since you've been elected and in a relatively short tenure since november, your opponents have worked hard to show obstacles in your way and the lay of north carolina's citizens. in terms of their ability to exercise their right to vote. just yesterday we heard that the supreme court decided not to review a case that would have ... [applause] >> a case regarding one of the most comprehensive anti-voter laws we've seen in a long time. we're talking a little bit about the dynamics around that but the other experts that you've seen in north carolina to restrict people's right to vote. >> north carolina is an epicenter in the country for the fight for the right to

leaving a house party when the 15-year-old football star was shot in the head by texas police officer royver. >> i was just shaking his jacket to see, still breathing. pretty sure he was shot he was dead. >> reporter: the department initially defended officer oliver saying the car was backing toward him in an aggressive manner. after reviewing the body cam video the department could see the car was actually driving away from him. officer oliver was promptly fired and is now facing a murder charge. >> we send our prayers over off to the family. >> reporter: the edwards' family asking the community for peace as they pursue a wrongful death lawsuit against the police depart citing multiple incidents in the officer's record, the suit claims oliver's violent temper led to edwards' death. officer oliver out on bail but could face life in prison if convicted. >> all right, thanks there for the latest. also hearing from a brave 10-year-old who managed to escape from the jaws of an alligator. >> she says she was in a foot of water ein a florida lake when a gator attacked her, the 9 foot long anima

officer roy oliver was respond to go a or the of underage drinking when he fired his rifle into a car that was leaving a party killing 15-year-old jordan edwards. will live in dallas bureau with more, hi, will. >> hey, there julie, former officer roy oliver turned himself last night and posted a 300,000-dollar bond, oliver was a 6-year veteran with the balch springs police department and accused of shooting jordan in the head. oliver responded to house party and thought they heard gunshots in the area and saw a car filled with five teenagers leaving party. after reviewing body camera video the chief said the car was actively driving away from the officers, that resulted in oliver being fired tuesday and charged one day before edwards is set to be layed to rest. >> a little bit of the burden is starting to lift because it's a complicated situation. you're battling losing a child, having to prepare the arrange noapts lay him to rest yet in the back of your mind you're still wondering what's going to happen to my child's killer, what is going to happen to him. >> oliver isn't the only of

the town demanding officer roy be arrested and charged criminally. the teen's parents wiping away tears, telling abc news the magnitude of his horrible actions cannot be overstated. >> the family is digging in. they want to see this officer indicted. >> reporter: now a community grieving, remembering the promising football player. how do you hope your short experience with him translates? >> jordan is a kid that does everything right. how he is in the classroom, how he is out on the field, you can't find a single person that has a bad thing to say about him. >> reporter: the football team at mesquite high school has dedicated their upcoming season to jordan. as for officer oliver, he has ten days to appeal and his mother telling us overnight that they're awaiting direction from their attorney. robin. >> thinking of that family, kayna, thank you very much and the importance of having those body cams right there. >>> now amy has the morning's other top stories, starting with breaking news in chicago? >> that's right. at this hour, a manhunt is under wa

roy oliver fired a rifle into a car as it drove away from a party saturday night.he bullets killed jordan edwards. oliver has been fired the shooting. country music legend loretta lynn has been hospitalized after suffering a stroke. the singer-songwriter was admitted to hospital, she was doing well, and has been advised by doctors to stay off the road while she recuperates until her upcoming shows are postponed. more news at noon eastern. back to cavuto on business. >> that was a little upset, with donald trump for insulting a friend of mine. the end of that monologue i had some choice insults for the president in return. i don't prevent that. i would do it again. i would change a few words that were cruder than they needed to be. >> with that an apology? i couldn't tell but i had a chance to ask the chairman of the federal communications commission if he is looking in to the comments he made about the president. past 11:30 at night eastern time and anyone on broadcasting, a little looser with the language. >> the framework we apply before 10:00 pm, seen language i

the tally jason roy could knock off without trying.azy stance soon had england one for one. partner alex hales was dropped twice as well. ireland discovered how self—destructive that could be. he passed 50 to the delight of most of the crowd. england were home injust 20 overs. next up a short hop down the m4 for a second match on sunday. on today's evidence, ireland still have a long, long way to go. ireland are a good, strong side. they've beaten us before. they're not a side we take lightly. going in and putting in a clinical performance is as good as we can ask for as a side. that within itself re—emphasising how ruthless we need to be going forward. in rugby league's super league salford red devils have moved up to second with a 31—16 win at wigan warriors. elsewhere if new st helens coach justin holbrook got up early in australia to watch their game against warrington, i'm not sure he would like what he saw, saints beaten 40—18 at warrington, ryan atkins running in a sixth try for the wolves. holbrook was appointed yesterday and i

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roy oliver was briefly suspended in 2013 following a complaint about his conduct while serving as a witness in a drunk driving case. he was ordered to take training courses in anger management. he opened fire at a car leaving a house party in the dallas area , killing a high school freshman jordan edwards with no charges filed so far but oliver has been fired. delta airlines says it is sorry for kicking a family often overbooked flight. the airline is offering refunds and compensation to the family after they were forced off of a plane. they were threatened to be thrown in jail for refusing to give up their two-year-old baby 's seek. it was caught on camera and congress is intervening, looking at several bills looking to overhaul airline policies hoping no family has to go through this. lot of families. -- the skies for a lot of families. doug: heavy room -- heavy rain has moved out. maybe sunday afternoon, some sunshine. not the greatest forecast in the world but the heavy stuff is over. you see the green polygons indicating flood warnings that are in effect, the largest area to the north

if you're driving in from far away, going to start with the gill roy commute, san jose and morgan hillit does look good, looking at highway 52 and some other highways getting into silicon flee on the commute, it getting up early does have its rewards. the green on the traffic map, not a lot going on here. and 280 in san jose is looking nice, moving nicely and at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is light and it is not expected to stay this way, but getting on the road soon, you see some good conditions. let's get to weather and steve. >> as you mentioned on the roads, windy out there for some. 35 for some, 40 near fairfield. >> exactly. altamont pass. >> thank you. you watch. >> i do. >> thank you, sir. >>> warmed up yesterday. today, back down. i don't favor anything f, just tell you what i see. fairfield, that's travis, 30 sustained. gusts to 39, 40. they're done. by that i mane, travis may not hit 70 today when that kind of a pattern toldholds. fog and falling temperatures. 40s 40s, 51 to 52, but it's a prime recipe for that to get going with the low pressure. that's what is happening.

that's when officer roy oliver fired his rifle at the car killing edwards. but on monday a major reversal. the police chief saying after watching two separate body cam videos it was clear the teens were driving away from the officers. >> a rush to get the information out to be transparent. >> reporter: overnight outrage, the town demanding officer roy be arrested and charged criminally. the teen's parents wiping away tears telling abc news the magnitude of his horrible actions cannot be overstated. >> the family is digging in. they want to see this officer indicted. >> reporter: now a family grieving remembering the promising football player. how do you hope your short experience translates? >> how he is in the classroom. how he is out on the feel, you can't find a single person that has a bad thing to say about at the high school dedicated their upcoming season to jordan. as for officer oliver, he has ten days to appeal and his mother telling us overnight that they're awaiting direction from their attorney. robin. >> thinking of that family, kayna, thank yo

oakland 58 in san jose, upper 40s, gil roi and half moon bay. so we are looking at the low clouds and fog to cozy up to the coast. we will have partial afternoon clearing, will you get sun at stinson, temporarily along the san mateo coast. but the fog will be there most of the day around half moon bay and pacifica. 49 in san francisco. 51 in napa with some fog. 55 by the delta. vacate in concord, 52 in livermore, look at the golden gate. so we'll get a little sun here. it will come back quickly. we'll have that 30 to 35 degree spread today. partial clearing at the coast. hot inland today and tomorrow into monday. clearing begins on tuesday. will you feel that breeze around the bay. sunday night into monday for most of you. so advertise in san jose in the mid-70s. look how it will be today and tomorrow, we were already warm yesterday. will you notice into monday. not much change, it's tuesday and wednesday, in fact, by early next week, we could see thunderstorms in the sierra nevadas. it's all about the low clouds today t. low cloud deck allowing

that officer, roy oliver, has been fired.dwards was in backed down a street aggressively towards officers. but their investigation found the car was actually driving away from the police officers. a criminal investigation into the incident is under way. >>> two white baton rouge officers will not face charges in the fatal shooting of alton sterling. a source tells abc news the justice department could announce it as early as today. sterling's death was captured on video and led to protests nationwide. police say sterling was reaching for a gun during a struggle with officers when he was shot. sterling's family is speaking out about this new development. >> it just hurts so bad. it hurt, it hurt. it hurts so bad. i was trying to prepare myself. telling you the horrible pain is like going back to first day. >> people gathered outside the convenience store where sterling was killed. sterling's family says they have not heard from the justice department. >> a former south carolina police officer pleaded guilty to federal charges

roy oliver surrendered to the dallas county sheriff's office and was later released on $300,000 bail. if convicted, he faces up to life in prison. police bodycam video shows oliver fired his assault rifle into a car carrying five black teenagers as they drove away from the officer, contradicting oliver's initial account that the children were speeding towards him. jordan edwards was struck in the head and died in a hospital. saturday, edwards' family and friends gathered in mesquite, texas for jordan's funeral. , and in california, the los angeles city council unanimously approved a resolution friday calling for an investigation into whether president trurump shshould be impeached fofor high crimes and misdemeanors. city councilmember bob blumenfield authored the resolution, saying trump appears to have violated the constitution's emoluments clause, which prohibits those holding federal office from accepting payments from foreign governments. >> constititutional scholars are raraising the issue that if foreign official or embassy hosts an e event or staysys at a hotel l for the presid

roy oliver facing the charges after shooting a 15-year-old boy.>> reporter: hours after the arrest warrant, police officer roy oliver was booked into the dallas area jail for the murder of 15-year-old jordan edwards. >> the news the man responsible for the son's death was properly charged with murder is a big deal to the family. >> reporter: according to the arrest warrant, it started saturday night when police responded to a call of a house party noise. oliver responded. at home, the police body cameras captured what soupnded like gunfire. they were seen backing up and slowly driving away. oliver fired his rifle into the car several times. jordan edwards was in the front passenger seat. the freshman honor student and football player died from a gunshot wound to the head. >> i loved that kid. >> reporter: the police departnt says the car edwards was in moved in a threatening manner to the officers. body cam footage showed it was not true. the police chief apologized for the misinformation and the department fired oliver. >> this is a tragedy. we k

. >> the family of 15-year-old jordan edwards grateful for the announcement that officer roy oliver is out of a job. the bolt springs police chief initially is holding his name, but putting him on paid leave. within this major reversal, the chief firing all of her after watching two separate body camera videos from saturday night. was unintentionally incorrect yesterday when i said the vehicle was backing down the road. >> police got the call around 11:00 p.m. for a house party full of intoxicated teenagers. officers said when they arrived, they encountered a car backing toward them. the chief saying the bodycam tells a different story. >> and act them according to the video, the vehicle was moving forward as the officers approached. >> in the car, edwards, along with his brothers, rushing to leave. the officer fired at the departing vehicle, hitting edwards in the head. suburb are calling for oliver's arrest and the body cameras made public. if you live in your report about a shooting and you are a police officer, there needs to be consequences. >> the freshman first ballplayer -- foo

roy oliver is charged with murder. a warrant was issued for his arrest today.ver shot into a car driving away from a party last week. a bullet hit 15-year-old jordan edwards who was riding in that car. the dallas county sheriff's office says the evidence suggests oliver cause serious bodily injury and commit an act clearly dangerous to human life. >>> from maryland to delaware the greater law enforcement community paused friday to mourn corporal steven ballard. he was gunned down in delaware last week while investigating a suspicious vehicle at a gas station. former vice president and dr. jill biden came to pay their respects. ballard was remembered as a man who loved helping people. he was 32 years old. >>> uva honors a former soldier and graduate whose death drew national attention. khan was awarded bronze star and purple heart. his father accused gop nominee donald trump of antimuslim rhetoric at the 2016 convention. during a ceremony he said his son's plaque is for all men and women who have served. >>> next at 11:00, social media lights up over firing of f