it was firefighter sam dreher. the paramedics immediately airlifted sam to the nearest trauma center as word of the shooting spread. >> and it's danielle. she is screaming into the phone, you have to come. he's been shot. he's been shot. and i said, who's been shot? and she screams out sam. >> reporter: cindy jumped in her car to be at her brother's side. a thousand questions swirled through her mind. why sam? who shot him? and why was he at that apartment complex? >> a firefighter gunned down, but this seemed like more than just a random shooting. when we return -- >> there's some infidelity going on and there's a reason -- a cause for concern. break the cycle by starting with the superior clean of lysol power toilet bowl cleaner. and then add the lysol click gel, so the toilet can stay fresh, flush, after flush, after flush. for a toilet that gets clean, then actually stays that way. lysol that. a skin transformation olaythat rivals the leading department store moisturizer. revives skin to fight 7 signs of aging.

really would like our sam back.e most important thing. >> as soon as the kids knew that sasms missing, they really wanted to get involved and they actually came up with some missing posters with sam the dog, and they've got them all up over the town. >> quijano: the search has spread worldwide through social media and the hashtag #findsam. why is it so important for these children to have sam back? >> it's something that, you know, i promised that sam would come back safe. so it's really important that we get sam back as soon as we can. >> quijano: ben berry is offering a reward to whoever finds and returns sam. that's the cbs news for tonight. i'm elaine quijano in new york. thank you for joining us. and good bay. i'll show you when the ather will move ou >>> the wet conditions being blamed for sending this tree down on part of a home in the north bay. >> and the weather didn't keep the president from getting in golf before wrapping up his california trip. >> it's the historic building in the north bay damaged by a

sam: is also potentially true if .bout expanding the internet, we have to make sure it is secure. if you start putting it in places where you have not locked down the securities -- carol: look at the battle apple has had for the government. millennials comes up a lot. it's a huge market. the biggest part of our workforce right now. sam: i am not a millennial. i feel like too much time is spent thinking about the millennials. we talk about them everywhere. every company is all about the millennials. we are targeting millennials. it means anyone under the age of 30. it's much cooler to say millennials. carol: maybe it means we do not understand them, or making sense of them. sam: i feel generational definitions are usually pretty lousy. within each age group there is diversity. a gorgeous mosaic of different kinds of people. you cannot give them one label. carol: i want to pivot to something else. what does that mean? i'm getting motion sickness with all the pivoting going on. sam: it just means plan a did not work we ne

i'm sam brock. we do have a lot to get to. first, you step out the door and you notice it is a little bit warmer this morning. kari hall joining us. good morning. >> good morning, sam. we are starting out with warm clouds and milder temperatures. more sunshine after those clouds and the fog clears out. it is milder. look at the temperature in the south bay. it's 57 degrees and we have 50 in the north bay and some patchy fog developing there and in san francisco. we will have a mix of sun and clouds again today and temperatures a couple of degrees warmer in a few spots. the north bay up to 70 degrees and 68 degrees in the peninsula, as well as the south bay. our temperatures will be holding steady and then some rain in the forecast. i'll detail that coming up in a few minutes. for now, back to you, sam. >>> a well-known morgan hill personal trainer in jail this morning. he is charged with multiple accounts of sexual assault. "today in the bay" bob redell joining us live from morgan hill. bob, we spoke exclusive with some of the

sam: it just means plan a did not work we need a plan b.it as to retreat or cower assertively. it is to make something bad sound good. it's not that something messed up. we are pivoting. this idea was a terrible one but we will pivot and hopefully to a good idea that will make money. carol: so what if we spent $400 million in r&d? >> sometimes you have to be wrong to be right. carol: maybe big data will help. sam: big data, which we used to call databases, you can't call it that. it sounds boring. that sounds a green box in a lab somewhere. big data -- hey hey. it is like saying our technology is a carbon-base. carol: it is a different kind of data. sam: it is different data than the small data we used to work with. carol: that sounds so true. everybody thinks big data is just a solution. >> big data is just data. carol: block chain. got a primer on that one? sam: nobody actually knows what it means. we just use it. it sounds great. carol: it is true. we have no idea. sam: it just sounds like an important thing with bitcoin maybe. carol: it

sam is our starting quarterback. his agent and sam know how we feel about him.outs are voluntary. we look forward to seeing sam again in the near future. >> nbc 10 has draft day covered. watch our special eagles draft day thursday night at 7:00. we'll have exclusive interviews with the team's new decisionmakers plus analysis on the picks as they happen from football hall of famers. >>> you're watching nbc 10 news. "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> right now on "nbc 10 news today," primary day. we are breaking down everything you need to know as voters in pennsylvania and delaware head to the polls today. we'll be with you every step of the way and tell you all about today's races and what to expect before you fill out your ballotç >>> and a live look outside this morning at center city philadelphia. still dark out there as you can see. we're tracking showers, however. and thunderstorms on this primary day. good morning and welcome to "nbc 10 news today." just about 5:00 a.m. i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson.

and sam had watched him grow up, and one day i saw sam sitting at a table and i could hear sam counseling tony. >> now you have that opportunity to get back in the mainstream with your family. >> he was obviously talking to him about trying to avoid gang activity and stay on the right path, but it was a heartfelt communication. >> this time, you're afraid of what tomorrow might be, you're afraid of what's going to happen, you're afraid of what your friends are going to be, but you've got to understand, what is this going to cause tony? this is the opportunity, tony. i'm glad. >> thank you. >> i really am. >> i'm going to do something with it. while mclaren stayed on top of the activities of several gangs, one in particular required most of his attention. the jail's largest and most violent gang, the heartless felons. >> heartless felons is a gang that was basically established in our facilities, some young individuals, many of them, was upset and tired of how they was being treated, how they were being disrespected. they formed, they retaliated against anyone they felt disrespected them.

sam: i'm sam ford, abc7 news. leon: sam tells us that police released a statement that send us here in part that reads, "we can't comment on the an allegation. with regard to the illegal dirt bikes and the a.t.v.s in our community, our community told us in no uncertain terms they want to us do something about it. we are identifying the riders and they will be prosecuted." maureen: coming up at "abc7 news at 6:00" -- this year's congressional pig book is out. look at the congress pet projects coming up. leon: also ahead hitting the picket line. why thousands of verizon workers are off the job today and the potential impact it could have on customers. >> soldier ride for injured veterans. i'm cheryl conner. we will tell you how the event did. doug: after another sunny and pleasant afternoon tonight with clear skies another frost advisory. we will tell you where to expect it and the seven-day maureen: right now 40,000 unionized verz verz workers on the east coast are on strike -- verizon workers on the east coast are

sam sweeney has the new unified effort to fight back. sam? sam: well, good evening. police say that the crackdown has already begun. the goal is to identify the riders, seize their bikes and destroy them. now they are asking for the public's help and they are willing to pay you. surrounded by law enforcement from around the area, cathy lanier says the dirt bike game will end. >> we have had enough. the community has had enough. the riders that we can identify, we are going to aggressively prosecute. the bikes we have seized will be destroyed. sam: the past weekend, m.p.d. police officer was surrounded and dragged by a gang of riders. back in march, on carrying a sick child was stopped, surrounded and then had its driver side door opened by an a.t.v. driver. police had to come free the ambulance before it could continue to the hospital. >> i know we have had police officers injured. now increasing incident involving the first responders >> nearly 100 have been arrested this year and 400 bikes have been confiscated. 85 of them will be destroyed next month but police ar

sam ford is live in northwest to explain the new sam: i am outside the head of the board of elections. they will move ahead. the measure held up for months because the opponent had said that some of the members of the board stayed past the expiration date and that the terms were expired and their decisions were not valid. when the judge rejected that supporters of the $15 minimum wage were cheered. we found a cafe owner very upset. >> it might put me out of business. sam: when the judge cleared the way for the $15 minimum wage to go on the ballot, tom owns juice joint cafe downtown -- >> forced minimum wage is ridiculous. sam: he says he hired a variety of people at the wages. >> i might not afford to pay people i need to rn prices enough to cover increase in minimum wage. >> out of the proposal release the minimum wage at $10 preponderates 50 an hour would -- $10.50 would rise to $15 an hour by 2020. >> it would be enormous. $15 minimum wage in d.c. $7.25 in virginia. i would expect there to be concerns about what side of the border you on. sam: but for d.c. working families the cost

sam: in northeast washington, sam ford, abc 7 news.y: coming up -- goes up in flames in prince george's county. firefighters that arrive just in time and the amazing rescue that followed. plus, a victim of theft fighting back. taking a stand trying to protect you from a crime that is on the rise. rain has moved out, but now the cold temperatures take over. the forecast coming up. i don't believe that big money can buy votes -- not in our district. and i won't claim to have single handily passed just about every bill in annapolis. we can't settle for the same old politics, not when our basic rights are being threatened by trump and cruz. i'll stand up to their bigotry and be a passionate voice for maryland women and families. in tv and in business, i built relationships. as a woman in the house, i'll do the same to get things done. i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. kimberly: must-see video from prince george's county, a car engulfed in flames on route 301 in brandywine. this video was taken moments after pulling a woman f

sam: i have been able to look through them. the accused and the victim and according to the documents the accused and the victim had been making threats on social media and in fact were making threats as they were riding to the deanwood metro station on opposite -- or on different trains. when they got to the metro station, according to this, the victim turned on a cell phone and gave it to his companion with him to take pictures. at that point they are descending the stairs and say that the victim got in front of the defendant. at some point swung on him. the defendant swung back and had a knife in his hand that cut the victim's throat. victim was gagging with his throat there and the defendant left the metro station. that's what we heard in the charging documents that happened at the deanwood station yesterday. [sirens] at deanwood metro station today, police are on high alert after two teen homicides police in uniform and plain clothes were watching. near the metro station today a mother was in mourning for her 15-year-old s

sam bradford wants out. the latest request for a ticket out of town. >>> i'm tracking showers and thunderstorms so for election day you'll need to have the umbrella with you. i'll show you the timing of this coming up. most new wealth flows it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by millions of small contributions. people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. join us for real change. why should we trust a like steve santarsiero who will say anything to win an election? after claiming credit for passing universal background checks for all gun purchases, "santarsiero admitted in an interview that he didn't write pennsylvania's gun safety law." his campaign brags about his accomplishments, but "in fact, he has failed in 54 attempts to get any legislat

showing sam missing. leon: now they have volunteers searching a 50-square mile area north of manchester, england. they are offering a reward for anyone probrings sam home -- who brings sam home. kimberly: the boy said, "why don't we all look on the roof?" precious. leon: all right. good luck with that. jonathan: this is "jeopardy." i don't know how i follow the dog stories but another question for you. we are doing this all afternoon and playing "jeopardy" because we're excited. this time is a video daily double. watch. here is the answer. the blood flowing before you head out the door each morning. guesses? kimberly: what is dancing? jonathan: did you notice who the dancer was? leon: no, i did not. replay. kimberly: watching "good morning washington." jonathan: kimberly comes away from one! i'm promoting the good morning show as well. look at her go. kimberly: thank you, doug hill. doug is like, "that's eileen! "good morning washington"! jonathan: you're officially ready for "jeopardy" [boot-scooting. i

sam is our starting quarterback. his agent and sam know how we feel about him.orkouts are voluntary. we look forward to seeing sam again in the near future. >> and nbc 10 has you covered on draft day coming up in a couple days. be sure to watch our special eagles draft day thursday night, 7:00 p.m. we'll have exclusive interviews with the team's new decisionmakers like howie roseman, plus analysis on the picks from football hall of famers. >>> this weekend, thousands will run in the philadelphia tradition. the blue cross broad street run is this sunday. for the second year in a row we'll be broadcasting the entire event live on nbc 10 and telemundo 62 from start to finish and everywhere in between. nbc 10 airs the blue cross broad street run live on sunday. our coverage begins at 8:00 that morning. >>> and join us on friday for red, set, run. the experts show us what runners need to do leading up to the race. we'll show you the best places to watch the race along the course and what's new at this year's health and wellness expo. we'll continue to cover the prima

reporting live from northeast washington i'm sam ford. abc7 news. maureen: thank you, sam. we are following the latest developments in the apparent suicide of a fairfax county firefighter whose body was discovered in shenandoah national park. nicole mittendorff left a suicide note in her car and was reported missing one week ago after she didn't show up for work at the fairfax county fire station number 32. in the past few become aware of online message boards in which mittendorff was the target of negative comments. the department is aware of the online activity but says focused solely on coping with the tragedy. bomb threat turned into a murder investigation in northwest d.c. police were called to an apartment building on tunlaw street this morning after someone called in the threat. police swept the building and found a woman suffering several stab wounds. she died at the hospital and police charged 59-year-old charles sykes with her murder. they believe he called in the false bomb threat as well. new push in prince george's county to fight sun violence. the bill is spon

back to you, sam and laura. >> let's hope it stays that way. >>> 5:08. squaring off over women in the military. the discussion that will play out at a california military base today. >>> plus, equal pay for equal time. we'll take a look at women's salaries in silicon valley coming up in "business and tech." >>> got a tip for nbc bay area investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. nbc bay area, we investigate. i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer technology? definitely. well, i've got something to show you. this is the 2016 chevy volt. it uses extended range electric technology. the prius hybrid uses battery technology developed 15 years ago. chevy expects volt drivers to get over a thousand miles between fill ups. it's got every technology there

i wanted to work with sam. i've wanted to work with sam for a long time.at it was some flirty-flirty, but then there's some casual killing. i think that's good. ( laughter ). >> stephen: yeah, yeah. do you sing in the movie? >> i don't sing in the movie. >> stephen: do you dance in the movie? i know you dance. >> i do dance. i do several hoofing moments. split. some fighting dancing. >> stephen: you dance in every movie, right? >> i do. i'm a dancing whore. yeah. in every movie ( laughter ). >> stephen: is it a deal, "i have to be able to dance in the movie before i do the movie?" >> yes, yes, it is. >> stephen: is it contractual or a handshake thing? >> it's kind of a verbal agreement, i guess you could say. there's a little bit of a dance handshake. >> but doesn't your better half try to get you to not dance in a movie. she thinks you can't get through a movie without dancing. >> that's right, my girlfriend makes fun of me. >> we did an improv movying it and the director said, "just have fun. just dance." sam said, "i can't dance. she wins." >> dancing i

then launched him into space. >> the problem is, sam's equipment fell back to earth without sam. and he hasn't been seen since. >> my gosh. >> what do you call this? it's not a kidnapping. > by space aliens? no. >> that could be an option. >> this is just one of those -- >> unfortunate incidents in life. >> i hope sam is still with us. >> somebody will find him. we put the word out now. this is a show of international reach. so maybe someone will see him. >> we need the state department to get on this and get all state departments to try to find sam. >> he's a british citizen. so that won't work. >> the uk state department. >>> coming up, more of reena's insomniac highlights here on her final show. >> really? >> we're also saying good-bye to an "american idol," the show, the massive finale with everyone you hoped for. they were all there. >> but first, an absolutely insane car chase in l.a. the suspects' wild maneuvers and why eyewitnesss didn't seem as worried as they probably should have been. the people of great falls bid you adieu. >> i had a feeling that would happen. >> the

good morning, sam and laura.ou've probably seen the virgin america san francisco giants playing over the years. our hometown airline has been super supportive of our hometown team. remember they put a beard on the front of one of their airplanes. now word from virgin's founder that he might bring the brand back. virgin america, as you know, was sold to alaska airlines. it may take more than a year for the deal to be approved. once it is, we expect virgin to disappear. but, if and when that happens branson told "travel magazine" he would consider starting a new airline in the united states with the virgin brand. the article came out as, once again, named virgin america as the best airline in the united states which it has been since 2008. now, branson was a minority owner in virgin america. american law says foreigners cannot control domestic airlines. br branson said that meant he was able to stop the steal of virgin america and how true is that, sam? you'll give us a reality and figuring out if branson is tellin

sam hinkie was done. since hinkie been here, sixers were 47 and 195 over the last three years, the six sixers under hinkie asked the fans to trust the process. the process was a joke. the 6ers have hired jerry's son brian co-angelo as new general manager. phillies blew another game. ninth inning. phillies up two-one against cincinnati. i don't know this guy either, dire hinohosa. two return double. cincinnati wins it. that's sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >> favorite kids books getting new and modern look causing quite the controversy. why books like sweet valley twins aren't so sweetney more. sesame street live let's dance it's sesame street live like you've never experienced it before leeeeeeet's dance! sesame street live let's dance playing liacouras center april 14th through 17th tickets on sale now! >> if you think you voiced your opinions about the sixers, think again, general manager stepped down, and he's telling it all about why he no longer wants the job. >> both democratic candidates pus

kris, sam? >> a lot of folks asking for that list for a long time. >>> today we could learn more about the future of drone safety. an faa committee will issue their final report. many in the aviation industry has been looking to a more flexible approach operating unmanned aircraft systems. fly over people. >>> now, a story you're only going to see on nbc bay area. >> apple is hitting a milestone. the company turns 40 today and to commemorate. they got together to reminisce about the ups and downs of the past and ahead to the future. some people who started near the company's very beginning. >> there was this feeling, even back then, that we were going to do something that was going to change the world and change how people related to competeteres. i mean, we had big ideas. >> on april 1st, 1976, steve jobs and steve wosnia released it that went on the market for $166. you saw scott budman in the midst of it all. >>> 5:15 and tesla major anounshment. >> they astonished the world with 1,000 preord

there wasn't an order in for quarterback sam bradford. celek's feelings -- >> i'm not disappointed in him. everyone has their own decisions to make. i think we as a team we would like sam there and work with h him. but at the end of the day that's his decision. >> 10, 15 years ago, players would call a guy and say, hey, sam, we need you in here. how come that doesn't exist any more? >> i mean, i think it exists a little bit. but at the end of the day, you know, everyone is a grown up and everyone makes their own decisions. you know, you can only say certain amount of thing, but, you know, it's sir their decision at the end of the day. >> players have changed. all right. the front office of the flyers trying to pick up the pieces of this past season. the team has some fixing to do. general manager ron hextall addressed many areas when he talk to the media today. he said claude giroux played hard but what about the season looking back? >> i think we showed a lot of growth. but like i said i'm not going to throw rose petals out here because

we went through that before, the 8th and 7th feed and why sam hinkie was brought in i hope he is nott type of executive. >> they need a change. you can't play these guys. >> the object of the whole thing was accumulate as many assets as you could. once you again them, you move the pieces and hinkie was prepared to do that the big draft coming up with four more players coming in would he have traded a big man. colangelo really has a ready-made situation for him. >> bryan colangelo, the two-time m.v.p. executive with toronto and phoenix, he does not plan on altering the course but sounds like changes are coming. >> it is a transition to sustainable winning and that's what is important to establish here. and we will be pragmatic. we will be utilizing tools and resources. you can only have so many developing players on your roster at a time, so there may be some decision to defer some of those to future years. there may be a decision to package some of those things to aquire players that make sense and fit our strategy. >> isn't that what you need in a sense? >> that's key what he said,

>> i reiterate support for sam bradford, going back to the statements of last week, sam, the starting quarterback, they know how we feel about him. the workouts are vehicle tire, and we look forward to seeing sam again in the near future. >> are you worried he won't show up to be the quarterback of the eagles? >> no. i think you talk about sam, what a pro he is, and him and his agent worked well together for a long period of time. he loves to play the game. we look forward to seeing him soon. >> has he expressed displeasure with what happened? >> as a competitor, emotions come into play, making the guys great players, but the conversations we have can sam and the agent based on our relationship, we keep between us. >> more of the conversation with howie in the draft day special. john will be in chicago reporting for the draft thursday at 7:00. voluntary camp continued without bradford. great first day of phase 2 of the program, offense looked sharp as ever. a long way to go, but a great start. >>> meanwhile, a federal appeals court took the n florida's side in the deflate gate scandal

sam/cont. vo this is video is from fairfield -- the area was hammered by hail yesterday -- a rare scene. >>> i bet my car is getting totalled right now. >> this is video from fairfield that. area was hammered by hail yesterday. a rare scene as you see the stream of hail flowing down the street. >> another unusual sight, a possible water spout forming over lake bariessa in napa county. >> nothing like that this morning. let's check the forecast with kerry. >> good morning. yes, a lot more of the clear skies across the bay area, especially in the north bay now. a few high clouds lingering over the east bay, south bay and peninsula. temperatures are back to normal. 42 in the east bay. we saw 47 in pleasanton. antioch at 55. not a bad start to the day. it warms up to the low 70s for the south bay, even to mid 70s. gilroy 75. half moon bay at 66. castro at 66. 77 in napa. warmer temperatures for the north bay and oakland looking at 70 livermore today. 71. as the seven-day forecast comes up in the bo

sam? sam: i'm in front of simon elementary school. only reason i'm here is because this is where d.c. officials decided to come to demonstrate to reporters what they are going to do about looking for lead in the city's system. this has been an issue for a while. traces of lead were found. children were tested. so today officials talked about that. here at simon elementary school in southeast there are no lead issues but d.c. officials brought in reporters to show them how the city or the next 30 days will test every water source at all 113 d.c. public schools. this comes one day after students like a logan had their blood tested for lead by the city. parents learned the d.c. department of general services found lead at 20 times the acceptable level at one faucet and never sounded the alarm. josh kraemer had both his children at the school tested. >> i guess it went out. there are parents inside. i think most of the kids were good sports. >> i have had way worse. i mean really. way worse. sam: we heard the school wide results today. >>

sam: it is my city.ell people i've covered everything from the white house house, so itk is an honor to be recognized. sam ford has covered the nation's capital for more than three decades, covering his fair share of politics. some of his highest praise tonight came from the politicians he is covered. >> to seeing the press, but there are some people that you just respect because they have done their homework. you can tell they are asking questions because they care about the community, and they always do it with dignity and grace. sam reallyr: demonstrates that he cares how he delivers the news, with integrity. always count on same getting the story, like this interview with the late mayor marion barry. >> you notice in that scrum of journalists, every journalist is gathered around sam and the mayor. >> great job, sam. roz: great job indeed. your colleagues salute you, d.c.'s newest member of the hall of fame. roz plater, abc 7 news. kellye: very well deserved. not only announced an injured list, but i

reporting live outside the supreme court, sam sweeney. back to you. autria: thank you, sam. our other big story today, we are heating things up with temperatures heading into the 80's. meteorologist jacqui jeras is here with a look at your forecast. just get outu can for even three minutes, it would be great to get out and breathe a little fresh air. for allergy sufferers, that problem is going to build. here we are at the lunch hour, 76 warm degrees, already way above are average high of 68. we have very light wind coming out of the east-southeast. look how low our humidity is, down to 29%. this is dry air. even 30's and 40's in many spots this morning. we are ending the day very warm. 77 in leesburg. 82. 78 in fredericksburg. then the six downtown. 71 in annapolis, a little cooler -- 76 downtown. 71 in annapolis, a little cooler by the water. a few spots could hit mid-80's. even after the sun goes down, just after 7:30, temperatures stay pretty warm. by 10:00, still holding on around the 70-degree mark. we have some very dry conditions. rental flooding in parts of texas --

, but now former gm sam hinkie. he's in a get-away car with a caption scram hinkie. >> learning more about hinkie's decision to leave the team. because he left pretty long good-bye note. >> thirteen paper, i've been reading, steve keeley on this story. have you red this thing, man? >> mike, 7,000 words. like one of the break up letters one of your girlfriend sent you. >> that's true. >> it is so long, so weird, i don't even know how to pull out highlight. but i tell you this, the leader of the angelo cataldi of the wip morning team, where we are, he and i picked out the same highlight, about the flight let the moa, more on that, later, but a lot of people didn't know who sam hinkie was, they only new that the sixers stunning since he was hired in may 2013. so he didn't even last three full years or three full seasons, and when are the words weird and wacky understatements when they're used to describe the now former gm resignation letter, single space, 13 pages, by the way. and from outer space, in many parts. you c

when sam finally did, john broke into a wide smile. he knew the tapes were going to confirm his damning testimony about president nixon. as he noted in his book, he said sam, you know what this means if you get those conversations? it would mean my ass is not hanging out there all alone. you can clarify my testimony. and you will find that i under testified rather than over testified, just to be careful. on monday morning, the next monday morning, july 16, irwin bakerdash and erwin thompson met. and when on the stand that afternoon. i was supposed to summon butterfield to the hearings. when i told butterfield that his presence was required that afternoon, he was not happy. indeed, he refused to appear. he said he was preparing for a trip to russia the next day on faa business and was too busy to attend the hearings during i relate butterfield's response to senator irving. he grew agitated. his famous eyebrows cavorted, and he said jim, you tell mr. butterfield that if he is not here this afternoon, i will send the senate sergeant at ar

. >> i'm sam brock. breaking news out of the east bay. a busy freeway shut down because of a big rig crash. >> bob redell live on the scene on 880 in hayward. it's a mess out there, bob. >> it is. good morning to you, sam and laura. southbound 880 where you can see a big rig that overturned. it shut down four lanes of southbound 880. within the past few moments chp was able to open the far right lane and that is the number five lane, your slow lanes. you'll still have a backup and on the northbound direction two left lanes shut down because of this. this accident happened around 3:00 this morning. according to the fire department, the big rig was traveling southbound when it tried to avoid hitting an aabandoned car and then there is another car that is behind the big rig that ended up colliding with the big rig. the driver was taken to the hospital with minor injuries and the driver of the other car treated and releas. we do not have an estimated time for when they're going to be able to clear this. according to chp they have to figure ou

sam and laura. >> there you go. instagram and tweet until your heart is content. >> by the way, kind of looked like a flat bread pizza more so than a doughnut. >> look who's getting critical now. we will sample it and find out. >>> coming up, we talked about food at the ballpark and a new brew in town and really fits the team like a glove. >> just like a glove. >>> plus, three championships in five years. chalk it up to an even year magic. but does buster posy buy in? hear what he has to say, coming up next. >>> we already know buster. but here are some of the stats you won't find on the back of his baseball card. back in college posy played every single position in one game and also considered a pediatrician, career in baseball didn't work out. going to be a doctor. he finished high school with the fourth highest gpa in his class. smarty pants. >> widely known as the best actor on the team. he shared a look. >> an expression that works with every tiype of emotion. happy, embarrassed, shocked. it's really catching o

but is what so impressive is sam's built to excel at penn's wharton school have business while having full-time job as an athlete. >> thirty, 35 hours an week when not including traveling, and meets. it is a lot. >> he loves to work hard. he loves to train. you you never, ever have to ask him for more. >> reporter: sam's special work ethic has translated, he was 2015 ncaa mens champion and his record speed for himself. >> right now my best is 67 meters and 45 centimeters which is 221 feet and three and a half inches, so that was the ivy league record, the american collegiate record and second all time in the ncaa. >> reporter: it takes a special athlete to put up those marks, something i am not. >> overall you just want it to look like that. >> like this. >> yes. >> and then. >> like that. >> yeah. >> let me see here... >> i'm not ready for big leagues but sam is ready for the next step the olympic games. >> talk about that, shooting for ria this year. >> that has been the goal since i started throwing in eighth grady just didn't tell anybody until this year. >> reporter: sam is takin

i'm sam bradford fan. >> you are. well, maybe not nip more. good thing about the fan of the eagles and the media covering them, no matter the time of year there is never a dull moment. the off season soap opera continued with a report yesterday saying sam bradford did indeed ask to be traded after the eagle move up to the number two pick in thursday's draft. on march 1st, bradford signed a two year contract, that contained a guaranteed $22 million, coming offer one every his best seasons at a pro. bradford had been named the starter for 2016. multiple times by gm howie roseman and head coach doug pederson. apparently that was not good enough as his agent tom con done said bradford wands to be the guy long-term. >> and i don't think that anybody for saw the second pick in the draft which we anticipate to be a quarterback. his situation now if philadelphia is different. sam's a competitor. and he wants to go someplace and know that he is the man. he just doesn't want to be there holding a place card. and then wondering where he is going to go at

schools which you saw first on 7 with sam. hey, sam. sam: in a week when parents took their children to be blood test for lead at capitol hill montessori, logan school in northeast, members of the siera club environmental justice committee walked the hall of today. also expressing concern about martin luther king elementary school in southeast. pictures tweeted out of dirty water out of the taps there. referring to the problems at this school. they put in bottles like this what they called tea and took it to councilmember offices. they didn't find many councilmembers, but left the bottles of the brown water with their aides and said they are concerned how seriously the government is taking the problems in northeast and southeast. >> the ultimate issues affect that the schools are not prioritized. >> it's really important to make sure that they don't have lead exposure, in lead paint or lead in the pipes from the schools. >> we take the second. >> lead testing continues in schools. d.c. water explained the dirty water at martin luther ki

think about it, sam and kris. this morning you walk out the door and wearing long sleeves and probably some pants and then this afternoon we will need shorts and long sleeves. be prepared for it all. now 44 degrees in napa and 50 degrees in san francisco and 50 in san jose. up to 83 degrees today in san jose and 85 in palo alto and 76 degrees in the mission district and 86 in napa and fremont today, 83 degrees and livermore 85. feeling much warmer than yesterday and it continues into the day tomorrow. i'll show you those numbers coming up in a few minutes, but let's get a look at the bay bridge now with mike. >> kari, look over here and a beautiful view of the span and beautiful span to look at and nice flow of traffic. that is what i should be concentrating on. we'll show you the map where you shouldn't have to worry about it across the span. no delays for the b.a.r.t. system. we'll talk about that bay point to north concord link in a few minutes. i want to urge you to take that if you're going towards the a's or

sam: the d.c. police checked him out. no arrest.the secret service did search his car after arresting him outside the white house for acting strangely and finding out he had a warrant for indiana. >> they locked me up for three days. sam: when did you get out? >> tuesday. i got locked up four or five days actually. i was stressful. sam: he showed us some of the d.c. tickets he received. the car needed an alternator and ignition. about $250 worth of work. mid-afternoon lisa a neighbor photographed the private tow truck pulling his car away. >> so as it turned out d.c. took no action. he has been released and he is somewhere in the d.c. area trying to get the car fixed. the neighbors home he doesn't come back here. reporting live from northwest washington, i'm sam ford, abc7 news. alison: interesting one. okay. new developments in the shooting of a deputy constable in houston overnight. the officer was wearing a bulletproof vest and he is expected to recover but someone shot the deputy four times from behind ambush style in a traffic

it's similar to sam pan at night.ra space and it turns into a bar at night we partnered with the guys from elixir coffee. they do fabulous coffee. it opens at 7:00 o'clock daily. coffee, homemade pastries from our pastry chef, she does a great job. 4:00 o'clock comes, boom, turns into a bar. alcohol, you like alcohol. >> i've had one. >> and then turns into sam pans happy hour food upstairs. >> and then -- >> then you sneak through the hidden door and come down the staircase, and, bam, here you have it. >> a sexy almost nightclub loo looking place but with great food. >> yeah. >> you have sushi, you have grilled food over an open flame. most expensive i think is $6. >> okay. >> per peace and you can come in here most range from 35. mantras me, everything with shaved brussel sprouts. that's awesome. >> you are something else. that's awesome. >> dive in. >> you have to try this. ♪ >> fantastic. >> i would marry you right now. >> i don't think my fiance' would like that too much. >> she's still around. >> hold on. 13th s

sam: nor me.seemed to have some superpower which is to determine the success or failure of your business. betty: good stuff. mark? mark: i wanted to pitch. i wanted sam to teach me in 10 seconds. sam: this product leverages technologyd-based within immersive user experience. peter driven development processes is poised to take advantage of the coming wearable tipping point. do i have your money? mark: you got my money and my investment. fabulous. sam: pleasure doing business with you. the questionhead, facing many individuals eying a superyacht. as $190,000 while the average price is a bit more than $10 million. that story, next. ♪ superyacht is an ultimate sign of wealth and success but lately high net worth individuals are starting a new trend when exploring the high seas. .hank you for joining us, polly before we get into the economics we better establish what is a superyacht. ,olly: anything over 30 meters about 78 feet. they tend to be jampacked with everything you could possibly want to do.

i give albert and sam credit for thinking about it.jor expansion of an entitlement program we had was obamacare. and people went bananas. a universal basic income is obamacare times 50. it is good that coastal elites are starting to study this. they were also supportive of obama care. if you look at the angry reaction to obama care, multiply that by 50 and you have what the response to a universal basic income would be. emily: is it completely unrealistic? alec: for the next 10 years, it is. as we simultaneously have an economy that produces more billionaires, more super wealthy people along with higher structural unemployment, perhaps the resistance to such a thing goes down. but it will take a while. emily: you work for hillary clinton and you continue to support her but income inequality has become a huge issue. what does hillary think about this issue? alec: it is why she is running for president. emily: would she support universal basic income? alec: i think she supports safety net expansion which this is a type of. keeping the pr

good morning, sam, laura. unfortunately, what you cannot expect to see tonight is mvp seth curry against the rockets. it will be at 7:thisht at oracle arena. kur roy could be out after hurting his knee in sunday's game against the rocks. that's a game the warriors lost, by the way t. other players point out tear modem for the past two years ago has been strength in numbers, in other words, this has been a team effort. >> so we believe in that. we hope everybody else believes in that. you don't do it for no reason. it stands for a purpose. >> i think our comments with seth is through the roof. without seth, we're at the roof. er with fought losing one. we still believe in our pals. we still think it's very possible for us to make a run at it. you know, all the way down. >> coming up, we hear from the head coach who was named the nba coach of the year. he was kind of emotional in the news conference as expected on back problems that kept him out part of the season. if they beat the rocks tonight, they will clinc

but the big soap opera has to involve their current quarterback sam bradford. peter kinky respect writes the monday morning quarterback for the sports illustrated side say what he would say to sam bradford, you earned the right to be particular off, intend today beat you out, you have not earned the right to go to strike over t you have been pas paid massively and so far not controlled, you'll play, compete. so will bradford be traded in a last minute deal? really the only question mark still lingering in the air. guys in the know, like ray didinger, who is hall of fame broadcaster as much as hall of fame writer these days, thinks no deal can happen for various reasons. brent celek talked to howard he is begin south philly yesterday while representing some new delivery service for cheese steaks, believe it or not, and here is the back and forth about bradford between brent and howard. >> i'm not disappoint in the him. everyone has their own decisions to make. but i think we as a team, you know, we would like sam there. we would like to work with him. at the end