that should be fun for fans outside of the sap center. also going to be a playoff mode march, fans are going to be marching from san pedro square to the sap center. it's the first time that the sharks have -- very excited about that. game time, there will be a lot of excitement from the fans will take place at 7:30 p.m. we're live in the shark tank, pete suratos, nbc today in the bay. >> sharks are ready. >> not just sharks heading to the playoffs the minor league teaming the san jose barracuda are going to the playoffs, the team was dead last in the pacific division just a few weeks ago but they won six straight games to qualify for a playoff spot. what a comeback. the team's host the tucson road runners for game one on thursday night at the sap center. the puck drops there at 7:00 p.m. >> a lot of great sports in the bay area. >> that's right. road runners, that was my elementary school -- fierce. looking in the south bay, no fierce traffic, easy drive but because sharks are playing a. lot of folks walking around next to where you buy t

we will be speaking to sap a little later today. -- that ise numbers the numbers out of sap.ector,on the banking this on commission income and the first quarter numbers they have increased their lending volume. cost of element is in line with expectations. they're coming in ahead of estimates. the credit quality remains good in all of their markets. swedbank 24.8%. in terms of core european bank earnings yesterday, this one of the tentacles into latin america. the net income comes in at 2.0 5 billion. on the net income level they beat 2.05. she promised to boost dividends in 2018 to 23 euros. that is a direct correlation and relationship there. they expect returns from investment to hit 14% by 2020. getting back to the double-digit returns are critically important. latin america is on the agenda for them. especially brazil. to that end, these are questions we will put to the cfo when he joins us a little bit later on in programming. that will be after 7:00. we will have the ctf -- the ceo of santander. how does the world look from a risk perspective? it is all about rusal and

the measure is the cloud bookings that grew 25% for sap.ith the banking think read will come back to tech later on. familiar, a people decision could come as early as this week. maybe included as a wider restructuring of the investment bank which the management is thinking about. deutsche bank reporting results thursday. i will be there talking to management in frankfurt on the day. howard deutsche bank reporter, this is great reporting. is this going to happen? it seems to be happening quickly. how big of a cut are we talking about to the cash business? big cut. expecting a the business is in for deep cuts. we believe based on our sourcing, we do not know how big, but expect some massive restructuring going on. that will be part of a bigger package. they are likely to unveil it thursday at some point in the near future. other business units will get cut as well. we do not know which ones. they are looking at each unit carefully, and the ones that are not profitable, and where they do not see a future where it is too expensive to invest. pe

but the excitement isn't only inside of the sap center, but around the city of san jose. in downtown san jose you have the rotunda lit up with teal lighting. that will that will be throughout the playoffs and at the garden theater marquee and sharks jersey banners hanging over san pedro street. and another playoff and i spoke to the team president about the excitement around the city of san jose for the team's 13th playoff run in 14 years. >> san pedro markets lit up with sharks banners on their light poles and everything else. the city gets behind it. the sharks are more than a hockey team. we're san jose. and the fans in the city connect with the team because we use san jose in our name. and the city gets behind us and supports the team and this generated excitement. our fans are excited and we're ready to go. >> reporter: now as far as fans getting in on the action outside of the sap center, there is two shark street rallies before today's game and wednesday's game. before game three and four and they'll start at 4:30 and last until about 6:30 right outside of the sap

german software maker, sap started its autism at work project five years ago. since then.t hired 128 people on the spectrum. gloria mendoza looked for a job for a year before landing her job at sap. >> probably the best part about working here is that, i can use the skills which i have studied while being among people that understand who i am. how i am different from everybody else. >> sap put her through five weeks of training which included working on her social skills. >> hey, george. >> her first full time job. and she couldn't be happier. what's the one dleem you want to come true. >> probably that i can be at my department earning a lot of money and still keeping the friends that i have. >> good job, guys. >> itch other kids or young adults or adults, with autism are watching this, what do you, what is your message to them? >> don't give up. always aim high. don't aim in the middle. shoot for the stars every time. you never know what might happen. >>> that they the "overnight news" for tuesday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for the m

we'll be at 61 degrees at 3:00 today and if you're going to the game tonight at the sap center, it's going to be a very nice night. some sunshine as you get ready to head inside the center and it's going to be in the mid-50s as you head out, a few clouds in the mix. mike, you've been tracking a crash through the south. >> that's right, kari, this big map shows no problems here from san francisco or oakland down in towards silicon valley. that's just fine. this probably won't affect most of the viewers but i want to shout it out. a closure for eastbound 156 and it looks like the other direction westbound may be slowing a bit coming off 152. there may be traffic control at that intersection and an overturned lettuce truck there. 40,000 pounds of lettuce, a lot of cabbage between 101 and i-5. south county not a problem, highway 17 looks great and here's palo alto, 101 moves nicely but you do have company. >> 5:10. coming up next, thanking first responders. >> i know that so many people prayed for him and -- sorry, it's just a miracle. >> the mother of a boy rescued after being trapped u

live look outside at the sap center.'s going to be mostly cloudy, fairly cloudy day and a little bit cooler than yesterday as well. especially for the middle of the day with our highs in the low 60s, we'll be tracking a slight chance of rain. i'll detail that and we'll talk about what to wear coming up in less than five minutes. >>> i've got to say it's a really calm drive, this is the minimum i nimitz, picking up volume with headlights towards the san mateo bridge. we'll look at timing around the bay. >>> 5:45 right now. continuing coverage there are new questions in the deadly sacramento police shooting. police release dozens of new body camera video this week and we now know officers waited about five minutes after firing the last shot before they approached stephon clark's body. first you'll hear the call to him and former sheriff that says officers acted appropriately. >> we need to know if you're okay. we need to get you medic but we can't go over and get you help unless we know you don't have any weapons. >> both

you're looking live inside the sap center. the sharks are up three games to zero and they put up eight goals in the third game but the team definitely not overconfident. captain joe pavelski remembers, we all do when the sharks dropped four straight playoff games in 2014. >> enough has happened in this room where we understand the challenges that still lie ahead of us. we're going to have to earn the next game for sure. >> all right, we'll still root on those sharks. >> thousands are expecting to celebrate the legalization of marriage marria marijuana this friday, 4/20. city leaders are getting ready every year as they do for this event. today they'll hold a press conference. the big issue all of the trash that gets left behind in golden gate park. >>> happening this morning in morgan hill, a major crackdown on those who violate traffic rules. it's part of the vision zero plan. santa clara sheriff's office and police will be helping out of the major focus will be the school zones, enforcements period starts at 6:30. >>> james

she said it made her feel like a sap. on the today programme. she said it made herfeel like a sap. they are paying. she hopes the transparency will lead to change. it isn't just the transparency will lead to change. it isn'tjust the bbc. most of the companies that have reported so far are disclosing a gender pay gap, showing that men get paid more than women on average. she sums it up. she said women, like men, but cheaper. the question is, what do you do about it? if you're in a company, your company has disclosed a gender pay gap, can you go to human resources and ask to be paid the difference? it isn't that simple. how much change these figures will drive remains to be seen. but it is a welcoming opening —— welcome opening gambit. seen. but it is a welcoming opening -- welcome opening gambit. notjust the bbc, but many companies have been forced to publish their pay 93p- been forced to publish their pay gap. some of the banks and the city, huge gender pay gap is. yes. the sunday times have published them, and they've also published what the companies have said for the reasoning b

you'll have fans marching from the square all the way to sap center. similar to soccer games, marching to this area. that's happening about 5:00 p.m. if you're a fan coming to the game, get here early for the light show at 7:20 p.m. we're live at the sap center, peelt suratos for "today in the bay." >> showing the teal pride. it doesn't matter the color you're wearing pete, it's what's in your heart. >> exactly, thank you marcus. >> thanks a lot, pete. >> i'm sure a big parade of enthusiastic fans are walking alongside the traffic won't con jest thin con jest things at all. was that congestion in me? i'm getting choked up thinking about the sharks. right now the south bay not a problem. just that little slowing northbound 101 which we typically see this time of day. thts unusual slowing for north 101 approaching the 280 connector. we do have the lanes of that connector affected at least a lane maybe two blocked right now by the crash as crews try to clear that towards the interchange with 280 and san francisco and that rain, radar registering across th

the fans enjoying some pre-game activities outside the sap. it's game 3 of the series. the playoffs took place in anaheim. the sharks looking to take a 3-0 lead tonight. we're about 30 minutes away from the puck dropping, and they can go in for a serious sweep at the shark tank. that will be on wednesday. >> luckily it wasn't too bad outside at the sap tonight when people came in. >> the last leg of the storm system is moving on out. you'll see on the extended forecast we are dry tomorrow. another chance of rain wednesday night into thursday morning. not a big storm. look at that friday, saturday, sunday weather. 70s and 80s. >>> that's going to do it for us. we'll see you at 11:00. bye bye. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. >>> now on "extra." gwen stefani's secret wedding? jen aniston, reese witherspoon, julia roberts. what want on inside her star packed saturday night party. >>> breaking new details on john cena's surprise split from nikki bella, three weeks befo

it is really funky and poppy sap gimme man after midnight.dancing queen. but as a ballad goes, it takes it all. my first record i bought was fernando. it was the single. that was some time ago. what —— the single. that was some time ago. what -- did the single. that was some time ago. what —— did you sing with the hairbrush and in the mirror? of course. would you go and see them on tour? i would. i would course. would you go and see them on tour? iwould. iwould give course. would you go and see them on tour? i would. i would give them a shot. do you think there is still the appeal that people would want to see them. -- so charismatic. we have worked with them. what was that like? she was a chatty, lovely person. i have always thought it would be great if you could record again. it's fantastic to hear this news stop with the voices are just as good. her last album was beautiful. i think the collaboration will be exciting. i want to know what it is coming out.|j will be exciting. i want to know what it is coming out. i think it will be in a cou

they have a lot of sap and oil that just really causes them to explode when touched with flames. also in parts of the eastern colorado, el paso county seeing homes damaged and destroyed there and they're fighting those fires. here's the next storm that's coming in to the southwest. extreme fire conditions expected today across parts of arizona in through parts of new mexico. this eventually will be rain to oklahoma but today will be a critical day for sure. robin. >> all right. rob, thank you. michael. >>> let's go to that massive power outage in puerto rico. residents facing the worst blackout since hurricane maria. take a look at this. the baseball stadium where the indians and twins played last night, is one of the only places with light. abc's victor oquendo has the latest and, victor, power is slowly starting to come back? >> reporter: good morning, michael. crews worked through the night and officials now saying that power has been restored to 1.2 customers, but much of puerto rico is waking up in darkness yet again after the second major power outage in less than a week. t

they are already considering counter sap counter sanctions to those sanctions, they are debating it and we will hear more about it. >> kelly, thank you. >> today the country is mourning the loss of r.ly ermey. he served in the marines as a staff sergeant and drill instructor before making his transition for the big screen. he became known for military roles. >> are you allowed to eat jelly donuts? >> sir, no, sir. >> why not? >> because i am heavy. >> twitter paid their respects with many tweets including this tweet saying he was the real deal. >>> bill is joining us now as a major storm is hitting the northeast. >> yes, it produced a foot of snow in minneapolis, two feet in green bay, and a deadly tornado. jumping to the west coast, getting snow in the high elevations of the sierra, nevada range. temperatures are dropping, know along with it, and we will still see it in a widespread area in the next couple days. still unsettled in the pacific northwest. they will be the highest in the coastline areas of the olympic mountains of washington state p rain showers in many areas. also a show

deeply embedded in the maple syrup outdoor lumberjack lifestyle is the cabin in the woods where maple sapl eating houses. dining halls for workers and a few guests, where a lucky few could sit at communal tables and enjoy the bounty of the trees and forests around them. martin picard has taken this tradition to what is somehow both its logical conclusion and insane extreme, creating his own cabane à sucre, open only during maple season and serving food stemming directly from those humble yet hardy roots. it makes perfect sense in one way. i mean, 130 acres produce about 32,000 gallons of maple sap, which run through these tubes to here, where they're cooked down to about 800 gallons of syrup, which is more or less what they use per season here. nothing leaves the property. and it makes sense, while you're here, to raise hog and cattle on the property. and maybe keep a cabin or two around, for any friends who get too loaded to sleep it off. but this? this? is there really any reason for this? what are you doing here? why do you have to make life so hard? if money were your primary -- >> ma

here )s a live look at the sap center...where th >>> okay. as we showed earlier, it has been a good night for the sharks. a live look at the s.a.p. center. they swept them. >> we cross our fingers. this is as good as we have seen the team in years nks he is on the band wagon. >> the ducks found themselves in shark infested water. the head coach chanting into the camera, the series ends tonight. the coach called it. less than six minutes in, watch marcus in front, sticks with it, shoots and scores. the third of the series, 1-0, sharks. ducks power play and martin jones standing on his head, 30 in the game. third period, 1-0. andrew, the equalizer, martin jones he is human. 1:16 fires and john gibson, no chance. the game-winner, 2-1 win and sweep the ducks out of the playoffs. >> i saw coach celebrate and i exploded and it is a great feeling. i'm really happy for the win. >> he want as sweep, you want to win every game you play but they are a good team. they didn't have their best. >> it next up for the sharks heading to las vegas. we don't kno

it shifts to sap center tomorrow night for game 3. it will be a street rally next to the tank. it's open to the public from 4:00 to 6:00. the puck drops at 7:00. >>> it's been breezy and we're still under the influence of this weak weather system that's right on the border. things switch up for may. as we look at san jose you can see the clouds and still the hills are green there. looking good. 54 san francisco. you can see the clover. 54 santa rosa. 61 in navato. that sounds warm wu it's a little cooler than average. the winds are making it a little gusty. you'll see maybe some white caps on the bay. partly cloudy, breezy. well below average. maybe 5 to 7 degrees below average and then much warmer by the end of week. by the middle of the week we'll be reaching where we should be. we have the clouds. i'm going stop it with this animation. this stops at 10:30. you'll notice the green here. there's still enough moisture we could ring out a shower or two. by the time you notice it, it will be over. looking at more clearing by the end of the day. if you're headed out in santa rosa,

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a live look at sap center, sharks try to get a leg up on the vegas golden knights. >> sharks fans will be revved up after the double overtime win saturday night. the winning goal was scored after the knights thought they won in first overtime. goalie interference took vegas goal away. series tied up one game apiece. >>> a live look at oracle arena, warriors must wait until tomorrow but this is for game two of the western semiconference series against new orleans. game one on saturday, the dubs cruised to a win. the big question, will steph curry finally return? he has been out for five weeks since injuring his ankle and people are saying he's ready to go, even though the team seems to be doing pretty well without them. it's never too much to have steph back. >> i don't know, they are doing okay with him, let him rest more so we get to the finals -- >> but i'm thinking he probably wants to get back on the court. >> i guess so. >> what do you think? >> i wanted to come back when i had larn gits. >> you've got to let it rest so you're at your best when you're completely healed. as we get

google spent more than $220 million buying properties around the sap center, silicon valley rising is concerned about increasing housing prices. the group wants google to finance and affordable housing fund, pay for legal assistance for san jose tenants facing eviction and support laws protecting tenants' rights. >>> the san jose sharks begin the quest for the first ever stanley cup as they take on the anaheim ducks tonight, and fans are hoping the sharks can get back into gear after losing five of the final six games. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is joining us from the popular fan hangout in downtown san jose. hi, matt. >> reporter: hi, jessica. i know what you are thinking, why are you at a bar at 11:00 in the morning? well, one, it's 5:00 somewhere, and, two, get your seat to watch the stanley cup finals playoffs early because the fans show up. welcome to fin city. the stanley cup playoffs start tonight and support for the san jose sharks is seen everywhere from electronic signs, colorful displays under bridges, banners on light poles, and even the jerseys of the team hanging on

>> here is a live look at the sap center. and the time that the puck drops we'll see 59 degrees at 7:00. and going to see a few more clouds mixing in this evening. we'll take a look ahead to when the skies clear and temperatures warm up. and we'll have the forecast coming up next. >>> he finds a grocery store selling food out of date. but is there a concern. i'm chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next. fremont man says y store was selling "expired" food. >>> when you head to the grocery store, you want it fresh and ready to eat, right. >> i would say so. >> a man said the grocery store was selling expired food. so he called our investigative unit. >> chris chmura zeroed in on the label. chris. >> good morning. that particular food was bought two weeks after the date on the label. but as we looked into it deeper, we found more consumer confusion than anything else. we spoke with several food experts and two federal regulators. they told us most date labels on food are voluntary to tell you about quality and most food is actua

but that cloudiness and cooler weather. 75-80 down in the south bay, and 79 in san jose, and 72 in saphat cruz. everybody else low to mid-70s in the peninsula. look at the coast, you're in the mid-60s with the clouds, and bay is warmer in downtown and south san francisco, upper 60s. north bay valleys, 75-80 degrees, and 10-15 degrees cooler at the coast. low to mid-70s in the east bay shore. inland, one of the last days to have 80 degree weather, low to mid-80s. santa cruz, yeah, if you're at the beaches, it's great today. on the bay, though, we have afternoon sunshine, and exercising, no worries, humidity's low, sun coming out, watch out for that, sunscreen. here's a look from the explo exploratory camera, we're in the mid-50s along the coast until the evening hours until we drop into the 40s. 66-69 in the bay, and the warmth tapers compared to yesterday, and warmer than average with low to upper 70s at 4:00, and just for low 60s today, mid-50s at noon. the game this evening, 7:15 first pitch, 59 dropping to 55. dress accordingly. it's also bobble head night. it's -- oh, my gosh -- th

. >>> the trump administration is expected to announce more sap sanctions against russia for enabling the syria government to use chemical weapons. u.s. ambassador to the u.n. insists they sent a strong message and russia is feeling effects of previously placed sanctions with more on the way. the sanctions would specifically target companies that make chemical weapons or do business with syria president assad. >>> there's a change at sfo this morning that travelers will notice when they walk into terminal 1. >>> and let's take a live look outside right now from our roof camera. you see the clouds still in the air. meteor fthere's flonase sensimist.f up around pets. it relieves all your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. >>> now your accuweather forecast. >> good morning, our storm impact scale today is a 1. we are looking at the showers and thunderstorms, perhaps

kind of near the sap center. you can get an idea of the commute flow there.t roadwork still out there. we'll touch base in a bit. >> sue, thank you. >>> pluto is not the only famous dog at disney. >> the p. essie, a ris a, ortega and -- this group of service dogs went viral when photos and videos of their field trip to disneyland went viral last week. the dogs are members of canine companions. they're being trained to enhance the lives of people with disabilities. they took them there to enhance their social skills. disney is a parent company of abc 7. wearing the rose gold ears. >> very cute. >> next at 5:00o your surroundings today. >>> the shooting at youtube could happen anywhere. security experts weigh in on what tech companies can do to secure their campuses. >>> americans being forced to leave russia. u.s./russian relations continue to oh good, you're awake! finally. you're still here? come on, denise. we're voya! we stay with you to and through retirement... with solutions to help provide income throughout. i get that voya is with me through retiremen

sap taare is a to half mile -- santa rosa, half mile visibility.high temperatures for this afternoon, this is normal, low 60s, 7 for san jose. 4-5 degrees below normal. 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. you won't feel that chill of yesterday. sunny skies will help. we will have mostly sunny skies out there. if you hang out in the sup, it should feel -- sun, it should feel okay. san jose 66. mountain view, afternoon high is 64 degrees. cooler along the coastline, temperatures in the 50s there in places like pacifica. the moisture we had brought us the sierra snow, the snow moved east. it passed through nevada towards utah. all we are left with is that colder air and the clear skies. the picture is showing a little bit of a change. by tomorrow, we will see this low dip on in. that's going to bring us a chance of rain. not until 5:00 p.m. or so. 5:00 p.m. through midnight. that's when you will have your chance of showers. high pressure will take aheld of our weather after that trough comes in. here is is your future cast, clear skies for today and tom

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that could be based on tenure in a role, even sap that company which might be triggering reasons foruld remove some of the dissemination, at least in theory. but what if the data is bad? what in theory. but what if the data is bad ? what if in theory. but what if the data is bad? what if the data is biased? hiring people using algorithms is a trend which has some data experts concerned. angelina is a data scientist at stanford university and showers writing a look about the concerns about big data making big decisions. —— shears. concerns about big data making big decisions. -- shears. the problem is that it decisions. -- shears. the problem is thatitis decisions. -- shears. the problem is that it is historical data. it is data from the real world which has been shaped by existing social structures, which means that the training data itself shows patterns of discrimination. so the data you are using, there is no magic to it. it will show bias as against women, against minorities, against protected groups in general. that is a fair point. if companies never hire a woman in a particula

when i look at palantir and what they are doing, and i look at what sap, which is another acquisitionted to create and where you are today, i'm thinking, is this guy out boxing be foxes or is he going along with what is a major trend in an information age to try and harvest information for political forces? and so my question to you is, do you see that those applications, that of those companies, palantir and even whatsapp are going to fall into the same situation that you have just falle n same situation that you have just fallen into over the last several years? senator, i'm not sure specifically. 0verall, years? senator, i'm not sure specifically. overall, i do think that these issues around information access that these issues around information a ccess a re that these issues around information access are challenging. to be specifics about those applications, i'm not that familiar with what's palantir does. i'm not that familiar with what's pala ntir does. whatsapp collects very little information. i think it is less likely to have the kind of issues because of the way the service

that the chief political analyst for the sinclair broadcast group is a former trump aide named for a sap stein and so what you have at the st clair stations and there's roughly two hundred of them scattered across the country you know they have local teams of journalists who cover their local stories but they also centrally produce some segments about national politics and they require the stations to run the same segments all over the country so whether you're in boise as you mentioned earlier you're here in washington or or some place else on your nightly newscast you might very well see a former trump advisor in boris epstein on your t.v. spinning whatever the day's events are in the president's favor and tell him our viewers do we know are they turned off by this i mean does it hurt the pocketbook of sinclair broadcast group well you know that's hard to say and i think one of the things that i was writing about this morning is that until this particular montage put together by deadspin really picked up traction over the weekend i think that a lot of local t.v. viewers are probably un

goog the spent more than $220 million buying properties around diridon and the sap center but says it's a major probability that will take time. >> keep the umbrellas handy. >>> that's right you will need them tan and ama. a few spotty showers but live doppler 7 is tracking another system. bringing widespread rain and gusty winds. we'll look at the time line. ♪ >>> a song of hope in sonoma. the song writers who were inspiring residents six months after the north bay wildfires. plus. >>> i thought it was a smart girl and my parents raised me well. it went out the window because i was so lone will zbli a popular fighter opens about the secret that changed her and so you mixed martial arts saved her life. >>> bay area scientists say they have >>> all week abc 7 news is looking back at at 60-month anniversary of the north bay fire storm. and looking ahead. tonight's story came from a viewer email. as our reporter wayne friedman reports it's about loss and hope and gratitude all set to music. >> that area right there. >> reporter: how often in the last six months have you we shone you a seen

the sap center rocking as the sharks try to -- >> wow, that looks fun. >> game was tied at one heading into the second period. the sharks explode for four unanswered goals in the period alone topped off by hertl. team teal goes on to score three unanswered goals in the third period, crushing the ducks. guess the final score, jessica. >> you tell me. >> 8-1. >> that's what i was going to guess. >> they go for the series sweep at the s.a.p. center on wednesday. >> that was exciting. we're not done yet. the a's also played tonight. but it's what's happening tomorrow that has fans excited. we'll share it with you when we come back. coliseum. where tomorrow night fans will be treated to some >>> okay. let's give you a live look at the oakland coliseum where tomorrow night fans will be treated to some free baseball. the a's celebrating the 50th anniversary of their first game ever at the coliseum. more than 60,000 fans are expected for the freebie. tonight fewer than 60,000 fans were on hand as the a's hosted the chicago white sox. the a's win what? >> i don't know. you tell me. >> 8-1. >> w

telegram is like what sap.orld don't like completely secure messaging, they like to get in. the russian government demanded access and the creator of it refused. but they said it would be banned if he doesn't hand over the keys, sort of thing. in trying to block telegram, it has blocked a lot of other services, it has been chaos. they may be good at attack, but not so good at the fence and it is slightly chaotic at the same time. what is a deep fake video? you can create very convincing fake videos. we had one this week were apparently president obama was saying some unlikely things, it was voiced by an actor. but the lip syncing abilities are now so good there is a huge concern that this is the next frontier in fake news. i have tried something called liar bird, which will produce your voice if you give ita will produce your voice if you give it a minute of your speech. it was back convincing but it is on the way that one day where you can tell it, i want marion to say this. this is making ourjob i want marion

an estimated 20,000 people could work at the complex near diridon train station and sap center. >> if they want to come to san jose we have expectations how they could be good neighbors. >> she and othersant want goo google to commit to affordable housing funds for local schools and public transit and jobs for local residents. there is concern about displaysment of existing residents. >> you're talking about well they can always come back three and a half years later really a couple with children? they had it relocate school and everything else you're telling them to come back. >> silicon valley rice something a coalition of faith community and labor groups. >> we ask the blessings upon google as well that they take the time to take us seriously, to hear the needs of the community. >> a google manager was on hand to receive the survey results and list of demands. >> it's a very robust community engagement process the city sat up we are looking forward to the discussions. >> google already had community meetings outlining vision of the project. they hope will they will meet a lift of d

when the sharks are back home on monday and wednesday, there will be two street rallies next to the sapenter before the games. >> the playing surface at levi stadium looks dramatically different today. that familiar roaring sound will be coming from the field rather than from the stand. >> monster jam has taken over the home of the 49ers. the driver of max d gave us an exclusive dem oaf yesterday. >> 100% the coolest job ever. you know, i've had this job for the last 25 years and the last 25 years i haven't been to work one day. it's been a dream come true. >> he says he's been a fan of monster trucks since he was a little kid. check him and the other drivers out for 7:30. his family is still out there. should be a pretty packed house, too. >> good morning, everyone. we're looking to a mild start of the day. visible reduced to 3/4 of a mile. we have a good perspective in the livermore, will be going to above average readings. >> lisa, thanks. also ahead, will stuff curry be in a uniform or in street >>> in sports a busy day for bay area teams. game one of the western conference semifina

private talks and in public, i have tried in vain to alter our course in vietnam before it further saps our spirit and our manpower. for the raises, the risk of wider war, and further destroy the country and the people it was meant to save. i cannot stand aside from the contest that will decide our

this will sap morale.alth games at all.l australia, not a good start to these commonwealth games at all. a blow to the host nation. chris mitchell on day one of the commonwealth games. zoos and other places that house animals remain important to the tourist economy in south east asia. but what's less well known is the cruelty inflicted on animals in some institutions. award—winning wildlife photographer aaron gekoski is looking to expose such cruelty through his work. a winner of this year's wildlife photographer of the year competition run by the british museum he recently travelled to thailand taking thousands of photos. i'm delighted to say aaronjoins me now. congratulations on a prestigious award. he had taken thousands of photos of these animals and specifically in thailand. tell us how prevalent was the treatment and some of the worst cases you saw. the wildlife tourism industry is huge business and every year, around 110 million people visit cool role like attractions around the world 500,000 animal

the sap helping to fuel these flames. abc's kayna whitworth from oklahoma tonight. >> reporter: from the air and on the ground, firefighters continuing their relentless fight across the scorched plains of oklahoma, battling dangerous wildfires and wind. the charred remains revealing the devastation. more than 50 structures lost, and at least two dead since the fire started last week. james and lisa newell feel lucky their home is still standing. >> everything was on fire all around here. >> everything was on fire. everything was aglow ember and our balance is still standing. >> reporter: the fire, the biggest so far, burning more than 283,000 acres. one of the big problems are these cedar trees. you see how quickly that has burned here right behind me. firefighters say they burn extremely violently. wind gusts of 30 miles an hour helping spread those burning embers. david, firefighters are calling this fire epic, as they deal with historically bad conditions, these high winds and extreme drought. people i spoke with said

not in session when congress non-sentient every why do this why what was the emergency why did the sap tappan on the weekend friday night you know it's a saturday morning in the middle east because that's when these dictators really prefer to use these actually what is threesome a security to do this with our part of the term apparently comes from the queen of england because the u.k. has never constitution is never passed through what is president trump's authority to do this he claims he's the king of the united states apparently. mark mccrone in print what he says i do know these three men these three leaders trump. mccrone and me they and they see themselves as a national mankind who who approved this the security council or approve it congress didn't approve it parliament can approve it from the u.k. then improve it and you know these are the same governments that now would. love to have us believe that there action syria something you are protecting civilians these are the seams three governments that are arming interests illa tating is participating in the saudi war of the yemen

when the sharks return home on monday and wednesday, there will be street rallies next to the sap centerefore the games. >> the playing surface as levi stadium looks dramatically different today. that familiar roaring sound will be coming from the field rather than the stands. monster jam has taken over the home of the 49ers. these 10,000 pound trucks will be kicking up dust and flying through the air tonight in santa clara. the driver of max d gave us an exclusive demo yesterday. >> 100% the coolest job ever. i've had this job for the last 25 years and the last 25 years i haven't been to work one day. it's been a dream come true. >> he said he's been a fan of monster trucks since he was a little kid. lisa, you can certainly feel the excitement in his voice. he's kind of like a kid at heart. >> totally. it's going to be a pretty nice day. san jose managed low 70s yesterday. a little cooler today. as we look at santa cruz, pretty picture here. it's in the mid 40s. you, too, were in the 70s yesterday. cooler weather will hang around even into a portion of next week. >> thanks.in coming up.

i are the why fet get and i.e., ask the white house will sap they are trite've ichlt and for the frar yes, the trump mshgz. >> we wered one law maker said it was stretched to the very limits. ed henry. thank you very much. >> we are tracking and we are hearing from russia, rich? >> and russia is responding. and the russia ambassador said we are threatened and insulting the president of russia is unacceptable and inadmissible. and there are several wars in syria. russia and iran are keeping assad in power. they were warned of the attack. the russia denies that the syrian government is responsible for the syrian attack and claimed that the british government stages the happen. and they say russia is enabeling the assad regime and used chemical weapons on a former sky. that is a way to push the pentagon said they designed it to avoid the russia >> mike and there were previous reports of u.s. forces killing russian mercenaries there. and while pompeo is waiting for the senate confirmation vote, the acting deputy second is john sullivan and. taillight department officials according to the

. >> he needed to set the agenda, making it clear if we draw a red line in the sapped we will honor that red line. >> i was pleased the president mentioned mr. putin. that was a significant change. >> it is a defining moment in his presidency. they see our determination to stay in syria waning. >> impropriety matters. stop the unforced errors. >> scott has done a fantastic job on policy. >> he has the confidence of the president and is getting the job done. >> he's not as influential as people thought he might be. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> all right. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day". it is is monday, april 9th, 2018. russia's defense ministry claims israel carried out air strikes after the chemical weapons attack in the suburbs of damascus that killed dozens of people, including children. we'll show you the pictures. something was obvious and ugly at play here. the big question is whether the u.s. will take military action once again without congressional approval. or will the u.s. withdraw as presiden

run of the world that can sap difficulties will. let the us. suffer. would have orders who are up the political symbol for where the shura. so the. war broke out on monday the fifth of june one thousand nine hundred sixty seven. an israeli air strike destroyed the egyptian air force on the ground. has seen received messages from the israelis pressuring him not to get involved but he ignored them. eat eat. eat eat eat eat the jordanian army opened its front and attacked israel. the israeli response was strong and quick they overran the west bank and on the seventh of june captured the old city of east jerusalem. saying met his army commander and gave him two choices. one try and stop the war through diplomatic channels or to withdraw to the east bank of the river jordan to avoid the jordanian army being completely destroyed its . sane sense an urgent message to president. saying the situation was rapidly deteriorating with heavy human and military losses he said they were losing a tank every ten minutes. i'm describing the situation to you he said to sh

anaheim again sander night, and the -- saturday night, and the first home game is monday night at the sapter at 7:30 p.m. ktvu fox 2 news. >> so you saw the stanley cup in san jose, but before tonight's playoff game, the cup made an appearance here at ktvu. the keeper of the cup wore his white gloves as he set it up on a table for us to check out. it's the oldest trophy to be awarded to a professional team, dating back to 1893. we were allowed to touch it, but not lift up. you have that earn that by winning the stanley cup finals. >> and i've never seen frank smile bigger! >>> the interior department is backing down from a plan to more than double entrance fees at the nation's most popular parks including yosemite. the plan announced today would increase fees by $5 to $35 at 17 parks. the initial proposal would have set entry fees at $70 at parks including yosemite. it drew a huge backlash from lawmakers and the public. >>> if you're looking for something to do this weekend, there's plenty happening in the bay area from cherry blossoms to beer. rosemary orozco has our weekend watch. >> we

a series of countries to support the iraq war, this did not signal american strength, it actually sapped that strength. the united states has built up its credibility and political capital over the last century. the trump administration is rating that trust fund for short-term political advantages and in ways that will permanently deplete it. for more, go to cnn.com/fareed and read my "washington post" column this week. let's get started. >>> on monday, an old-fashioned dark green train with yellow stripes pulled into a station in beijing. who was in the train was for a time the week's biggest mystery, then turned into the week's biggest surprise, it was kim jong-un, the north korean leader was on an unannounced visit to beijing, his first known trip outside the kingdom since he took power in 2011. what to make of the trip? he meets with prime minister xi, to discuss a broader offensive. and we'll talk to president and ceo of thinking tank. and richard haass is the author of the world in disarray. also with us is walter russell meade, professor of foreign affairs and humanities and a col

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momentum, sapping eps valuations look more attractive. the u.k. season a percent rising global equity. let's have a look at that chart. sterling's won't be ride since the end of january. -- bumpy ride since the end of january. the top edition for sterling against the dollar and the latest survey rankings. he seems to think the -- 1.42 is the blue line. his forecast is the purple line. -- critics 1.48 since -- till you end of 2018. after the u.k. and eu agree that transition period. monetary policy of the boe are the main reasons. shares of barclays today, they are up by 1.3%. ratings were cut to one level above just by munis. -- moody's. separateder the bank its investment banking from retail operations to comply with regulations. moody's expects the change to result in the biggest swings of earnings for the firm. some of the ratings could also be affected by the post crisis rules. banks in the nation are required to meet those rules by the beginning of next year. market investors shrugging. white house economic adviser larry kudlow is on a missio