sandra, back to you. >> sandra: thank you.ething president trump said sunday in saudi arabia could mark a real turning point in the war on terror. listen. >> it's a choice between two futures and it is a choice america cannot make for you. a better future is only possible if your nations drive out the terrorists and drive out the extremists. >> sandra: joining me now, ari fleisher who served as white house press secretary for george w. bush. thanks for being here. that moment went largely unnoticed. that call to action, was that more of a policy shift than many are pointing out? >> it's deeply significant for two reasons. number one, combine it with the weapons package the president sold to saudi arabia. the arab/sunni nations will take the lead in doing what they need to do, which is police their own neighborhood and stop the terrorism. they have to be the front line, not us. them. number two, it's a shift from the obama years where we aligned with iran which then met syria and hezbollah and now instead we are supporting the

sandra?ra: why is kim jong-un doing this now, would you say, jennifer? >> reporter: experts say north korea's leader is trying to get president trump's attention, hoping to restart bilateral talks. just friday defense secretary jim mattis suggested china has played a helpful role deterring kim jong-un. that was 24 hours before this latest test. north korea's un desaid it was to punish the u.s. for its anti-chinese policy. north k second time in two weeks this missile. >> this goes to a military solution, it is going to be tragic on an unbelievable scale. >> reporter: sunday's launch involved a land based version of a submarine launch missile. sandra. >> sandra: jennifer griffin, thank you. it's been a bumpy road on wall street that led to a big shake-up at the top of the america's second largest automaker, ford now has a new ceo in the driver's seat. despite record sales and profits the former ceo is being replaced thanks largely to pressure from investors. fox by network's jeff flock is live

sandra? >> sandra: catherine, thank you. joining me is johnny joey jones and robert string a former fbi agent and former co-chair of the u.s. state anti-terror task force. thanks to both of you for being here. joey, i'll start with you first. can you tell us what you make of what you have learned so far about the explosive device that was used and carried out in this attack? >> absolutely. well, to begin with, what we have to acknowledge is what we don't know. we don't know very much at all. what we do know is this a bomb believed to be a suicide bomb, perhaps carried by the individual who carried out the attack. we know the body count, the amount of people injured or tragically killed. in that we will know there's probably shrapnel use because the blast itself probably wouldn't have a body count that high. in other words n that situation. so what we're looking at here is that the bad guys, or this individual, this monster, has chosen to use shrapnel to hurt more people. what that means is if we do have metal detectors, he's

. >> hi, sandra.dent trump is returned to the domestic agenda, which remains gridlocked in a dysfunctional washington. his legislative priorities, attacked relentlessly by democrats, by republican disunity, and by his own penchant for tweeting. he continued last under this tweet. "i suggest that we add more dollars to healthcare and make it the best anywhere. obamacare is dead - the. republicans will do much better!" but that's not the message he"i often conveyed when he wanted to cut health care costs, not the message that his party is conveying. republicans remain divided over the budget. mr. trump's long held promise of rebuilding the military falls short. >> it does not rebuild thehe military. it doesn't give us the ships and the numbers of personnel we need, the capabilities we need. >> meanwhile, democrats are hammering the budget from the other side. >> i do not believe you make america great again by causing medical research to the lowest level in 12 years. i don't think you make america great

sandra: we got it done thank you. >> thank you, sandra. sandra: national security advisory h.r.jared weus kushnr cone controversy, saying he is not concerned. we bring in chris stewart. congressman stewart thank you for joining us on this memorial day weekend. what do you make of latest coming out of all this, as president returns to washington? >> it is just another example of latest, every day there is another leak, thing we hear about, many times we find out they are not true. if i could freaif i speak proba. i am glad we have appointed a special counsel for this. it takes it out of the partisan arena. it puts it in professional hands. >> just seems that something comes out every day that russia dominates headlines. where does this russia probe go next. >> you make a good point, before i answer, it does do the name headlines, for us, in intelligence community we have a lot of work to do. what happens next, the special counsel is moving forward, i think in a way not as partisan, probably does not attract as much attention and not leaked on a daily basis. that good for us, we w

sandra? >> rich, thank you. here now to help us understand the fallout from president trump's first trip abroad, karl rove, former senior adviser to president george w. bush in a -- and a fox news political contributor. karl, the times in which we can fully count on others are somewhat over, angela merkel says. we europeans must really take our destiny into our own hands. how do you think president trump's america-first message was perceived or received by these european leaders? leaders? >> look, he didn't have the best me and >> he didn't have the best and warmest welcome in europe. we can't make too much of what was said. we shouldn't ignore the implications of it. look, president trump during his campaign said a lot -- frequent punching back was on merkel. pus angela merkel. he ridiculed her immigration policies, declared her a field leader. she is now in a campaign of her own. we ought to be a little bit careful about reading into what he said during his campaign and reading too much into saying what she is

i'm sandra smith. house republicans need that magic number, 216 vote, to pass their health care bill. and after a closed door meeting this morning, they say they have the support to push it through the house. we have fox team coverage of the big day unfolding now on capitol hill. katherine herridge is standing by. we begin with mike emanuel. mike, will this pass? >> reporter: they say they have the votes. part of the closing argument here from republican leaders has been, it is up to them. this is the opportunity to rescue their constituents from obamacare. all across the country and what's happening, what happened in iowa yesterday, where literally 95 out of 99 counties won't have any options for healthcare. this law is failing. this law is in a depth spiral. our bill rescues families by focusing on lowered premiums and putting people back in charge of their healthcare decisions. >> reporter: speaker ryan was on the floor appealing to his colleagues to keep their word to the american people and to vot

i'm sandra smith.ner in for shepard smith. >> after a victory, republicans are getting ready for the next battle over healthcare in america. it won't be easy. with one republican senator saying it has zero chance of moving forward. others say it has a bumpy road ahead. we'll have updates from capitol hill and the white house. when chris wallace joins me, i'll ask him how people feel about the changes proposed so far. unemployment just hit its lowest level in a decade. what it means for our economy and your money. are two of the planets most dangerous nations about joining forces? a connection with iran and

sandra? >> reporter: peter ducey, thank you. >> sandra: president trump talking to russian president putin where they're expected to discuss north korea and syria. we have no details yet from the white house briefing since they last week, mr. trump ordered a strike on a military base in syria. u.s. military intelligence showed that base was where a deadly chemical attack was launched from. joining us now to discuss is tara mueller senior policy adviser at the counter extremism project and former cia military analyst. tara, thank you for joining us. we don't have any details or specifics out of that conversation at this point. what might have they discussed? what did that conversation, if you were to take a guess, look like? >> i can speculate about what the conversation probably touched upon. what will really be interesting is the tone. i guarantee that syria was on the agenda. what the russians and the united states can possibly do with regard to assad. they obviously have difference of opin

>> hi, sandra.greg gianforte apologized to ben jacobs the reporter for "the guardian" as well as the fox news crew, we were in the room. after the incident at his campaign office in bozeman on wednesday. many in the media had not heard from gianforte, save for a statement put out shortly after it happened. but not long after, he was declared the winner in the special election, he took the stage to thank his supporters. but also apologize to voters. mpbs that's not the person that i am. >> that's not the person that i am and not the way i'll lead in this state. rest assured our work is just beginning. but it does begin with me taking responsibility for my own actions. you deserve a congressman who stays out of the limelight and just gets the job done. >> on the eve of the special election for montana's sole seat in the u.s. house, gianforte threw a reporter for the guardian, ben jacobs, to the ground at his bozeman campaign headquarters office. our fox crew, which was setting up for an interview, wit

here is the reason, sandra. there hasn't been a president since world war ii that's facing the challenges that this president is facing. we have global security challenges that exceed a scale that anything we faced since the rise of the soviet union. this president is facing radical islam that has gone into a global jihad. china, iran, russia, we got a rogue nation in north korea that is threatening to use nuclear weapons against our allies and the united states. and we've got cyber offensive attacks that is using cyber espionage to take down information and also to take our intellectual property. no president has based anything on a scale like that for some time and the fact that he's looking straight in the eyes and say, "i'm going after this. i'm going right after the problem." i think it's courageous and i think it's bold on his part to do it. >> sandra: general jack keane, thank you. >> nice talking to you, sandra. >> sandra: still ahead, more on those two bombshell reports on on the trump a ministrations a

i'm sandra smith in new york. cannot confirm, fdny has confirmed one person has died in this incident. 12 or injured as a car plowed down pedestrians. a call came into the fire department of a motor vehicle accident at 43rd street and seventh avenue. this is a neighborhood that is times square in times square. the nypd confirmed one person is in custody. they're not saying it that is the driver, but that is what they are reporting. the fire department again moments ago confirming one dead, 12 injured in the incident. this is the area and it's hard to imagine times square and complete lockdown. it's extremely populated, it's a beautiful warm day in new york city. it's hard to imagine all of this happening. david lee miller is on the ground. >> fox news is getting information that there is one dead confirmed. these numbers are changing as they so often do in a situation like this. to recap, it does appear that this vehicle was trying to enter a pedestrian portion of times square. this may be an accident, it may be s

great to be here. >> sandra: i don't know what you mean. lots of news to get to. we are following testimony from a who's who of america's national security team on the most dangerous threats facing the u.s. looming over the proceedings, the abrupt firing of james comey, less than 48 hours ago. the white house continue to defend the president's decision. counselor to the president, kellyanne conway early on "fox & friends" ." >> we need and fbi director that is impartial, that has the trust of those at the bureau, the trust of people from both sides of the aisle in the house and senate and across the land. i think everybody has seen jim comey's performance since january. just this week, the fbi had to correct his sworn testimony before the senate where he got wrong by a portion of thousands apparently, the questions about whom aberdeen's email. >> sandra: democrats calling the firing unprecedented and has less to do with hillary clinton's emails when more to do with russia. democrat accented senator and former clinton running mate, tim kane. >> this is unprecedente

sandra. >> sandra: thank you very much. all right. well, lawmakers focusing on two big votes with the health care overhaul and the spending bill. both expected to be voted on this week. our panel debates next. at angie's list, we believe there are certain things you can count on, like what goes down doesn't always come back up. [ toilet flushes ] so when you need a plumber, you can count on us to help you find the right person for the job. discover all the ways we can help at angie's list. >> sandra: a dallas paramedic shot while responding to a call about a shooting. now police are looking for a gun man they say is armed and dangerous. trace gallagher is live with more. >> reporter: happened in southeast dallas near the firefighters academy. first responders got a call of a suicidal man. when they got to the scene they apparently saw a man walking down the street carrying a rifle. he then opened fire on first responders, striking a paramedic inside his vehicle. that firefighter has since been taken to baylor medical center and is in

>> sandra: democrats have controlled the narrative when it comes to russia. this white house has fought back hard, but still, now that the president's home, from what was viewed as a very successful first foreign trip, russia is back in the headlines. what can they do to get that out of their so they can get back to policymaking coming back to the president's agenda? >> bill: i learned in washington you are an or defens defense. the president needs to go on offense on this. i don't see how you control the narrative, particularly the narrative on russia by saying we won't hear from this witness. i've heard the argument about mueller, and obviously, his wishes have to be respected here, but i imagine if mueller had said no, we want to get to him first or wait, we would have heard that. one thing that is a possibility is that we will hear from him, perhaps not in a hearing in the house, but if you have something to say, then by all means, let's hear from him. the president continues to challenge, once they are? i don't know how long we can keep scraping. >> harr

[laughter] this is serious business. >> sandra: kind of funny. chardonnay line was funny. >> brian: it showed humility which was lacking on the campaign trail. one of the things that comes out, there's a desperation. what's going on with this country? they're not listening to me or my husband. what happened? she ended by saying i sat in your seat four years ago, look at the journey i went through. she is a success story. she can became a senator. if you took it from there and told her biography, she would be much more successful. now she's desperate to matter when she should be pulling back and reflecting. >> sandra: those moments weren't so deep. >> meghan: i always have to put this in. she's a big success and no part because she married the right man, which i always find the irony and being a feminist when a lot of her narrative has to do with her husband. you should keep that in part on talking about this. she wrote a great book, totally fascinating. her staff continues to do a complete disservice. people of hillary when she is in office. she'

i'm sandra smith. here today, harris faulkner, meghan mccain, former deputy spokesperson for the state department under president obama, marie harper, and today's #oneluckyguy, the opinion page editor for "the washington times," charlie hurt is here and he is outnumbered on a seriously busy news day. let's get started. the magic number, 216. that's how many votes republicans need to send the replacement for obamacare to the senate and they're confident they have the votes after a comprise which they say will cover those with pre-existing conditions. health and human services secretary tom price has president trump delivering on his promises to give americans better health care. >> the overall plan will bring down costs, will allow for more individuals to be covered right now then there are right now. we believe and will provide for greater coverage with those with pre-existing illness and injury. the president of the united states has made an absolute commitment to the american people that we make cert

this is "outnumbered," i'm sandra smith. here today, harris faulkner, meghan mccain, julie banderas and today's a #oneluckyguy, former congressman, retired army lieutenant colonel and director of the center for policy and analysis, we will come back to the couch, carl and colonel al. >> allen: you guys are in a great business right now. every day you wake up and there's something new. >> sandra: help us get through it. we've been following today's hearing where nsa director, michael rogers is testifying on america's cyber abilities to meet foreign hackers. he was also pressed on who may have leaked michael flynn's name to the media. >> somebody took that information that we gained through collection with flynn and gave it to "the washington post." >> somehow got to the media, that's clear. that's a leak and that is illegal. >> are you concerned about people taking the law into their own hands? >> yes, which is why i'm going to my my workforce in writing and said is make sure we understand with their professional ethos of our

this is "outnumbered," i'm sandra smith. here today, harris faulkner, meghan mccain, cohost of after the bell on fox business, melissa francis, and today's #oneluckyguy, former ray pelikan president candidate, fox news contributor, and radio talk show host, herman cain is here. he is outnumbered. we very much look forward to getting our perspective on all these events. >> herman: i'll be happy to and i love you. this is delightful. happy to be back. >> sandra: british people saying four people are now in custody and connection with monday's terrific concert bombing as british authorities raced to prevent another attack that they say could be imminent. this is a community and a nation are reeling from the innocent lives lost. among the dead, as reported yesterday, an 8-year-old girl, believed to be the youngest victim there to see pop star ariana grande with her mom and sister. also killed a brave and to shield her niece from the explosion and a married couple who leave behind two daughters, now orphaned. in the meantime, we

he's putting out their policies that -- >> sandra: is that still your message?talking about with the messaging is coming from the democratic party. >> mo: this is where i'm critical of my party. i don't think we do a good job of saying what we are for. i'm talking about what we are against. that is not unique to democrats, in 2014, they were anti-obama. >> trish: he stood for something. he was able to get a lot of democrats that hillary clinton should have had. but they are either elitist and terms of her or socialist in terms of bernie sanders. how do you go back to that? >> mo: it's kind of like the republican message on obamacare. we need to have repeal and replace. it's okay to be anti-trump. as part of the message. what are we going to replace him with? we haven't articulated that as well. >> meghan: former president obama making a high profile appearance at an event in berlin where he also took a veiled swipe at some of our presidents policies while the president's meeting with america's allies. was president obama trying to upstage the success or? will de

going back to the question of trump and appearances, i totally agree with you, sandra.hat the president does and what he says in the appearances he casts, in most markets. he's his own guy in the public elected him and they like him for that. what he does -- 's been on the market is moving in the right direction. >> alex: yes, but it could go in the wrong direction. he shouldn't back off completely because frankly, he'll never get honest coverage in the media. >> sandra: president trump about fed up with the mainstream media and the coverage of the coming firing now threatening to cancel future white house briefings to get more accuracy. it appeared he may be onto something. according to a new study by the media research center, the three big networks spent 62% of their nightly broadcast coverage on wednesday pushing a comey conspiracy theory. suggesting the president fired him because the russian investigation was closing in. so far, there is absolutely no evidence to back that up. this is the new yorker released a controversial new cover, comparing comey to the man wh

sandra? >> sandra: a lengthy day of testimony. at one point the fbi director was asked if he needed a break and he said, no, i'm made of stone, let's keep going. there are new accusations against the former attorney general? >> reporter: i think this is one of the most significant headlines to come out of the hearing today and for some context, it's because there's an on going justice department inspector general investigation into the actions of then attorney general loretta lynch, as well as the fbi director and his closest aides during the election period. what we heard today for the first time were details about a document that related to attorney general loretta lynch that had been obtained by russian hackers and that the document indicated that lynch would do whatever it took to prevent criminal charges from being brought against hillary clinton in the e-mail probe. let's listen. >> the new york times recently reported that the fbi had found a troubling e-mail among the ones the russians hacked from democrat operatives. the

i'm sandra smith. here today, harris faulkner, meghan mccain, fox business networks of dagen mcdowell, and today's #oneluckyguy, lieutenant colonel michael walt waltz. he is outnumbered and has a long resume and an excellent one at that. >> michael: thank you, one lucky colonel. >> harris: you are on the couch with us during a lot of the breaking news on the hill, but people didn't get to see you and now they do. where doing a big reveal here. welcome. >> michael: in the army, the first time you do something, there's cake. >> harris: oh, is that how they roll? >> meghan: i'm fine with that. happy friday. >> sandra: let's jump right in get to the news. repeal and replace obamacare passing by the slimmest of margins in the house appeared the final tally, 217-213. president trump surrounded by house republicans savoring the big moment in the rose garden. >> coming from a different world and only being a politician for a short period of time, how my doing? my doing okay? i'm president. can you believe it?

it's a real issue. >> sandra: it's what if, it's hypothetical.charles krauthammer reiterated over and over again, show me the crime. if you go to the message, there is no crime. secretary kelly is telling us, this is a regular course of business, i'll believe him. >> harris: i ask this question i know you have thoughts on it. there's been this idea underlining that there was something going on with the trump campaign. if that's true, i would ask why do you need to set up a back channel? >> guy: yeah, because you have one. theoretically. there's a couple points here on the kushner matter. i agree with megan. it's hard to keep the plot straight. there are so many side stories. you'd have to point out that kushner did not reveal one medium he had with the russian bank. that looks odd and does not seem disputed that in this case, kushner at some point decided to use a secure russian channel through their facilities. i think those are reasonable causes for people to ask additional questions. he said he's eager to testify and tell his side of the story

sandra: a veces han sido abusados.vamos a averiguar si hay un crimen. sandra: cÓmo poder identificar que algo anda mal? >> cambios de Ánimo, está mÁs callados, no querÍa ir a la escuela, no querer salir. sandra: el doctor se especializa en psiquiatrÍa para menores. >> cuando son vÍctimas de un abuso sexual, los lleva a la depresiÓn y la depresión en niÑos y adolescentes se expresa con mucho enojo. sandra: lo peor que podemos hacer como padres de sus, retrasar sus testimonios y no buscar ayuda. >> es simplemente investigar un poco por quÉ, estÁs haciendo algo raro, de dÓnde aprendiste eso? pueden decir que lo ven una pelÍcula, o sorprendentemente, alguien me lo hizo a mÍ. sandra: ambos profesionales dicen que tanto los adultos como en la escuelason responsables para identificarlos conductas que son aprendidas. presentador: el porcentaje de niÑos y adolescentes hospitalizados por pensamientos y acciones suicidas aquÍ en los estados unidos, casi se ha duplicado durante la Última dÉcada. las estadÍsticas indican que entre

he's on this plane. >> sandra: the other 747 is a support plane. this is the one carrying. >> harris: am also surmising is how he figured out the plane had not quite landed yet. moments ago, they were taking a close up of the flag and the tail and i thought, they're looking for something. now we know. we found the right plane. this is the president who on occasion will say something that we don't anticipate what that microphone on. we will make sure we are paying close attention. he may have something to say to the clergy members, the diplomats, the dignitaries on the ground. >> meghan: he's meeting with pope francis who he is feuded with at length during the election. i remember coming in monday and saying i never thought a presidential candidate was feuding with our pope. they have some similarities in the fact that they are unorthodox leaders. i don't know how to put it any differently on television. they view the world from drastically different lenses. pope francis took a vow of poverty. he thinks climate change is a huge deal. obviously, pres

i'm sandra smith. here today, harris faulkner, meghan mccain, cohost of after the bell on fox news business, melissa francis, and today's #oneluckyguy, the editor in chief of the weekly standard and fox news contributor, stephen hayes is here and he is outnumbered on a huge day. breaking news coming out of the white house. h.r. mcmaster saying he stands by that "washington post," the premise of that story being false. what more did you learn? >> steve: i thought there were a lot of shifts in what he said today versus what the white house said yesterday. yesterday they said the story was false as reported. yesterday, he said the story was false, today he said it's doing potentially tremendous damage to national security. there were a number of other things that i thought suggested that the white house was shifting at story. >> harris: one important part that we reacted to, i want to make sure. mcmaster said that the president did not know where this information had come from. was the the significance of

your shaming one country. >> sandra: were left wondering what the right circumstances would be.ean spicer was asked multiple times about this. the white house said these are not direct circumstances. what are they then? >> david: let's go back to what the president says. this is a leader that we haven't seen in eight years with barack obama. this president is able to come out and tell you, i'm not telling you and i think this is part of that overall the strategy that he has. i'm going to say things that are maybe not washington speak, not perfect washington state department speak, but i'm going to speak directly to people and i'm going to bypass the media and i'm going to say things that might flatter somebody. look at what we did with putin during the campaign. maybe today's call will bring that relationship back. >> meghan: it's as simple as i wouldn't trust kim jong-un in the same room as president trump. this is a guy who fed his cousin to wild dogs. he might hurt him. >> david: he had his brother killed in an airport. >> meghan: he's a complete maniac. we have to move on, b

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reporting live from sfo, sandra osborne, kpix5. >> sandra, thank you. >>> time now is 6:57.ime for your final five. >> today cal-osha working to figure out what went wrong at an east bay water park where a little boy went flying over the edge of a water slide. the boy suffered minor scratches, luckily. the ride is at dublin's new $43 million water park. it is now closed down. >>> san jose police say that the man shot and killed by an officer over the weekend had threatened them with an ax. this is the sixth officer- involved shooting in san jose this year. >>> as the uc regents were poised to raise tuition systemwide they spent thousands of dollars on parties at posh hotels in san francisco. those parties were paid for by the president's budget which the residents -- the regents oversee. >>> dozens of events planned today including the one frightening annual memorial day commemoration. that's underway at the presidio in san francisco at 10:30 this morning. >>> and this morning president trump will mark memorial day by laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns and deliver r

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reporting live in san jose, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> sandra, thank you. time now 6:57.or your "final 5. >>> today lawyers for families of the ghost ship fire victims will announce plans to combine multiple lawsuits into one case. the family says living conditions were dangerous at the oakland warehouse well before 36 people were killed in the december 2 fire. >>> this morning, european officials say they might stop sharing information with president trump that's if he did share classified intel with the russians about a possible isis terror threat. members of congress are also expressing concerns. >>> senator dianne feinstein plans to oppose the confirmation of every transportation department nominee until president trump funds california's electric train. >>> today san jose city council is set to decide on whether to start the city's own power company. if approved, it could give residents the choice to cut the cord with pg&e. >>> the warriors look to take a 2 games to none lead in the western conference finals at oracle tonight. spurs star kawhi leonard will miss the g

reporting live from sfo, sandra osborne, kpix5. >>> time check is 5:33.hat a weekend it was, i was down in santa cruz, absolutely loved that beach town. >> yeah. what a gorgeous place and time for the beach too. plenty of sun. >> plenty of sun, a little bit of surf, a little bit of traffic as well right before highway 17 but it was a perfect day at the beach. >> what beach did you visit? >> calls beach. >> fun. >> you got in the water. did you surf? >> of course. >> water temperature? >> i'm guessing like 56. >> yeah? i spent some time in the water too. i was in the water a lot this weekend at the delta. i would guess that the water is about 61. >> yeah, maybe a little warmer. might have been a little bit warmer. >> there's layers where you hit the warm pockets and you turn to somebody and go, did you just do that? [ laughter ] >> that's what i always think too. >>> good morning. head outside right now where we have this, isn't that gorgeous? >> it is. >> that's our sunrise in mount vaca where we have several layers of cloudiness and what happened there?

live in san jose, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> time now 6:56.for your "final 5. >>> right now police in san francisco are looking for the gunman who killed a 15-year-old near golden gate park. investigators say he didn't have a driver's license and they believe he was the intended victim. >> the man accused of a deadly shooting rampage at oakland's oikos university is due in court today. he is expected to enter a plea. "one goh" is charged with 7 counts of murder. >>> president trump will speak with russian president vladimir putin. they will discuss the civil war in syria. >>> the president of the uc system will face tough questions after the state auditor blasted the university for its nearly $175 million secret fund. >>> uber is planning to file a lawsuit against the city of san francisco today. the rideshare company is going to court seeking to block the city from forcing it to provide the names and addresses of its drivers. >>> and we are getting first reports of a motorcycle crash at the macarthur maze. here's a live look at the bay bridge

sandra. >> reporter: good morning, michelle.you imagine just being able to get on your cell phone, opening up the lyft app pushing a button and a driverless car comes to pick you up and take you to work. the future is now. that's what these two companies are hoping for here in the next couple of years. now, waymo is the self-driving unit, it's owned by google's parent company which is alpha b.e.t. in-- alphabet incorporated. they are considered a leader in self-driving car technology. now a new partnership with lyft could open up new doors for the company. the details were originally leaked by anonymous employees, then confirmed by the new york times. the plan would have pilot products and joint product development to bring autonomous vehicles to the mainstream. you may remember waymo had a falling-out with lyft's main rival, uber over possible trade secret issues. filed a lawsuit claiming uber used their information to build their self-driving car system. regardless with this new partnership with lyft, we are told that waymo is

sandra. >> reporter: and good morning to you.ah, we are getting some of the details right now because the strike was cancelled overnight. we actually have a news conference happening right now with the president of the sunnyvale employees association so let's listen in for a minute here. >> pardon me? >> reporter: are you able to talk about the terms of the agreement? we know it was on the table with the city. >> city. >> i know what they are but what i'd like to be able to do is get it out to my members before they hear it from the public. i owe it to them and they stood behind me and the bargaining team so we want to make sure they can hear that this morning before we release the details. >> is it posted what the city was offering? >> there was a little bit more put on the table and it wasn't quite what we were asking for so, you know, we like to maybe say we found a happy medium. >> reporter: how long had it been since you had a raise and what was the vibe from your members going into this? >> yeah, it had been over five years

sandra. >> reporter: good morning.ans are definitely going to be talking about that today as they head back to at&t park. this evening we are going to see game two of a three-game series but first let's take you back to that moment leading to those fireworks. >> and the pitch. and he hits harper. >> reporter: that was a 98-mile- an-hour fastball from the giants pitcher hunter strickland. he hit the nationals' bryce harper in the hip. harper goes in not quite sure what his intention is with that helmet before the punches begin. in 2014 harper hit two home runs off strickland in the national league division play- off. so now we are questioning if that pitch was intentional. he says it wasn't or if harper was justified to charge the mound. >> if a guy hits you holds a grudge after three years you do what you got to do. i think he has the right to go back at him. >> reporter: now, both strickland and harper were ejected from the game [ chuckling ]. when is the last time we saw the benches clear like that in a giants game?

live from at&t park, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >> so sandra, not too long ago.hey, have strickland or harper been ejected from games before? >> reporter: um, yes, for strickland this is his first- ever career ejection. however, for harper -- [ laughter ] >> -- this is definitely -- this is his ninth time being ejected from a game. as far as any punishment for all of this we don't have official word just yet but many think there will be a suspension in the future. >>> the spectacular views at yosemite national park are hard to find anywhere else in the world and good news travels fast. the park is now seeing a record number of tourists. people flock from all over to check out the massive falls created by this winter's rain. the crowds over the weekend made it a struggle for visitors to take in the sights. >>> we wait for one hour and a half just to arrive to the falls from the point. it's the first time we have seen this in the national park. >>> may typically kicks off a busy six months in yosemite. last year the park had a record attendance of more than 5 milli

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sandra osborne, kpix 5. >> sandra, we have seen cases in the past where norovirus spread quickly. >> that's for a couple of reasons. they say it's very easy to if you are sick to touch someone or touch a surface and from that you can trans mitt the virus. even after your symptoms disappear you're still contagious for 48 hours. >>> a peninsula teen convicted of a sex crime has decided to leave palo alto high school after a school board meeting where many parents made clear they don't want him on campus. >> we need to know when we have an active predator around. >> and i just don't trust you guys. >> parents were upset that district staff learned in february about the boy's 2015 conviction and apparently never warned the community. a female student also reported the student last year to school leaders alleging he had sexually assaulted her. one parent stressed why restoring trust is key at this point. >> my children are my everything. i'm sure everyone's child here is their everything. so you need to do something about the environment, you need to do something about how the children tr

---hoy nuestra colega "sandra bermudez" nos tienes ms detalles de este hecho que preocupa a los padresir sus 18 aÑos, una jovencita fue al banco a retirar dinero de su cuenta de ahorros, pero se llevo la terrible sorpresa de que estaba vacia.pidio explicaciones, pero no logro resultados... --- "azalea iniguez" nos tiene este caso resuelto take pkg ;1 banner ;7 marco ;20 jocelyn hace 7 anos, cuando jocelyn era apenas una nina. el sr. sanchez le abrio una cuenta con $1,000 en union bank marco sanchez/ papa de jocelyn 15.14.30 como padres pensamos en el futuro de ellos, que cuando crezcan tengan ese dinerito ellos.que en algo les va a servir. y el ano pasado, cuando jocelyn por fin cumplio los 18 anos, fue al banco. jocelyn sanchez/ alguien mas vacio su cuenta bancaria 15.10.21 iba a sacarlo para mis estudios del colegio. pero se llevo una gran sorpresa 15.15.23 que no tenia nada de dinero en su cuenta porque supuestamente ella lo habia sacado. el banco le dijo que en el 2014, cuando jocelyn habria tenido 16 anos, ella misma habia retirado el dinero, algo que aseguran ella y su padre, no

luis: la historia mÉdica de sandra flores es larga. >> 16 aÑos de tener diabetes.que mÁs me aflige esta posibilidad de perder su seguro. si el congreso sigue adelante con la posibilidad de desmantelar el obamacare... >> serÍa un un caos para mí y para mi familia. luis: comprar seguros para quienes tienen condiciones preexistentes, personas que como sandra ya sufren de problemas de salud puede terminar siendo mÁs caro y más difÍcil. >> no puedo pagar mÁs porque serÍa problemÁtico para todo. luis: nadie puede predecir quÉ forma tendrÁ finalmente la legislaciÓn o quÉ que cambios aprobarÁ o no el senado. pero lo que se sabe es suficiente para dejar intranquilos a millones de estadounidenses con condiciones preexistentes. el futuro es ahora... >> incierto, pero, ojalÁ que las personas tengan humanidad. luis: celebrado ayer la aprobaciÓn en la cÁmara de representantes, del presidente trump afirmÓ una vez mÁs que lo que proponen es un plan de salud de verdad, un gran plan de salud. >> fuera bueno que si lo quitan serÍa para mejorar mÁs, pero si lo empeoran, todo el mundo

sandra. >> reporter: good morning to you.es, city workers are fully planning on going on strike this morning. however, we have been talking with people from the workers union. they say they have tentatively reached a deal with city leaders overnight. i just spoke with some of them on the phone. they said that that deal was reached at about 2:00 this morning, so some of the union members may not even know this morning they need to come into work. of course they are going to be presenting that agreement with the workers this morning. we will be hearing from s.e.a. leaders in about 30 minutes to get some of the details. the strike would have impacted city hall, the planning department, even the library. the exceptions to that strike would have been emergency services and garbage pickup. now, here's what the sunnyvale mayor had to say yesterday about those negotiations. >> and we are bound to, by our city charter to have a 10-year balanced budget and if we go with those numbers and the proposals they have on the table, we would n

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sandra lee. want watch the whole thing online, go to our website rightthisminute.com and click on tv show or check it out on our mobile app. >> i'm exhausted >>> one of my favorite things to do is pack up my camping gear on the motorcycle and head some place gorgeous. he's got his honda packed up with something beautiful. sets up his tent to the gorgeous lake. turns his back just in time -- >> oh! >> oh, no. >> he didn't even see it. it just went away. >> he turns around like i swore i put the tent right here. he finds it rather quickly. in the lake swamped. >> is it water proof? >> not anymore. >> not exactly. if he wants shelter tonight, he has to fish for his tent. tries a stick at first. that doesn't work. so then he's got to get down to his skivvies to get into the water further. he is able to drag his tent out of the water. thankfully it looks like a sunny day so it should dry pretty quickly. .ere's the step he missed the >> secure that thing down in the ground. >> he'll never make that mis

sot: sandra machado, case manager, survivor restortation program//"just happy tears, happy tears."it was an emotional reunion for san francisco mom kadidga bangoura as she held her son for the first time after he was driven off by his father friday night without a word where he was headed. she relayed her distress through a case manager with the survivor restoration program of the san francisco sheriff's office. sot: sandra machado, case manager, survivor restortation program//"this is a mother's worst nightmare the hardest thing a mother can go through is not knowing where their child is."the district attorney's office issued an amber alert for 21 month old makai bangoura and his father 30 year old jason lam. he was said to have acted erractically before taking off. los angeles police found the two in his car seen in this video.lam was arrested accused of trying to kidnap his son. meanwhile da officials left for la to bring back makai. sot: alex bastian, san francisco district attorney's assistant//"we actually had a district attorney investigator and a victim services advocate fr