every success to your nation. >> schultz is a passionate politician not afraid of speaking his mind.cently called on eu member states to take on more responsibility in dealing with the refugee crisis in the mediterranean. mr. schultz: the decision on whether to make progress will be made in brussels, but only geographically speaking. it will not be made in brussels institutions, but in berlin, rome, london, and madrid. >> german president yorkie and out and french president -- joachim gauck and french president francois hollande were present. the german president used the occasion to call for a swift solution to the refugee crisis. >> if europe cannot find a common resolution on how to handle the influx of refugees national governments must take a leading role. this is about saving lives. >> the refugee crisis is just one of the issues facing europe and the new charlemagne prize laureate, martin schultz. anchor: to sports news now. a lot of football fans, including me thought this year the champions league final would be another all-spanish affair. italy's juventus made it through. a

wasserman schultz: two minutes. at this time i yield one minute and 15 seconds to the gentleman from georgia, mr. bishop. the chair: the gentleman from georgia is recognized for one minute and 15 seconds. mr. bishop: i thank the gentlelady for yielding. i want to say a few things about one part of the bill that i find troubling. this is penny-wise and pound foolish. last year we called it the geopolitical office. the legislative branch subcommittee voted to eliminate the g.p.o.'s federal digital system which provides free digital access to more than a million congressional and other government document titles that has been kown downloaded by the public more than one billion times over the last five years. it doesn't make sense. cutting this will severely eliminate money to upgrade the g.p.o.'s retrievable system. in recognition of the fiscal pressures we came in g.p.o. asked only we support their commitment to their digital transformation. we said yes to that last year and i'm hopeful we can restore that funding thi

moments ago jim cramer spoke with howard schultz.ked schultz whether more deals could be coming. here's what he said. >> over the course of months there will be a series of verticals that will expand beyond spotify. we thought spotify was the perfect first customer sequentially, one, because of the high degree of millennials we have, how important music is both to our own people and to our customers and how starbucks over the years kwinquintessenti has created an experiential brand. >> it's fuzzy, touchy feeley sort of stuff. >> i had gotten done saying two blocks ago that i like the company. i think there are a ton of percs. the comp is up 10%. no one expected them to do that. unbelievable growth. to me there's so many places where i think this company is executing. i think if they get into mobile this is a major part of their business. >> do you think these kind of jbs matter to them though? seems like it's sort of around the edge. >> we've had this kind of conversation tonight. i think with starbucks it's a cult like stock for the

schultz made his first court appearance earlier this week and entered a plea of not guilty. >>> first responders delivered more emotional testimony in the aurora, colorado movie theater shooting trial. >> i remember of course the ones that will always remember is the little girl. that i have to step over because i know she was gone. and continue on which is the hardest thing i've had to do. but going back on my training, i had to save the ones i knew i could try to save. >> 12 people were killed and 70 others were injured in that attack of july of 2012. attorneys for james holmes admit he is the gunman but say he is not guilty by reason of insanity. now despite spending millions of dollars, the california department of justice says the list of mentally ill and convicted felons that own guns

schultz admitted to the stabbing. >> i don't wish to discuss the events of last sunday. instead, we prefer to focus on joy that jordy brought to everyone that knew himykykyyky çç his short time in this world. we refer to it as joy for jordy. >> for more information on his service, go to our abclocal.go.com/kgo. >>> 4:36. a warning for residents in san jose jose. somebody impersonating a police officer is trying to get people to make up for made up legal obligations. masquerading as a plan about missing a jury summons or having a warrant for their arrest. residents that return the call were told $2,000 of prepaid credit cards would even things out. they transmit financial information over the phone. police say officers do not solicit residents by phone. >>> the japanese prime minister is headed to los angeles hours after showing governor brown the wonders of the bullet train. the prime minister had dinner with the governor at the fair month hotel in san francisco. abe brought a simulator for brown to check out. the prime minister wants to send japanese companies here to l

schultz says he wants employees to get the education that will equip them to move up to higher- leveljobs at starbucks. >> adam, i've got your venti skinny vanilla latte. >> our republic is built around the notion that the key to our democracy will ultimately be the education of our people and the advancement of our democracy will depend upon their education. well, its not working now. >> woodruff: the average college grad now leaves school with $30,000 of debt. at four-year private colleges, it goes as high as $100,000. 40 million americans have at least one student loan, with most juggling as many as four. >> what i noticed early on is people had a lot of shame about their personal debt. and you have to peel the onion back and finally someone has enough courage to say, "i'm so embarrassed, but i have $5,000 in debt and i haven't been able to pay it off." >> woodruff: since the 2008 recession, student debt has jumped 84% to a record $1.3 billion surpassing even credit card debt in america. the personal consequences of not succeeding to finish or to pay it off can put a student in deb

schultz. jeffrey b. westerfield. iowa -- howard j. snyder. kansas -- jason e. harwood. bob w. branham. louisiana -- alan m. berez jr. james e. foster jr. carlos papillon jr. maryland -- jamal l. clagget. massachusetts -- greg t. maloney. dennis o. simmons. michigan -- chad a. charles. grant william whitaker. minnesota -- scott t. patrick. mississippi -- john thomas kolum. john r. street. missouri -- matthew scott chisholm. eddie j. johnson sr. montana -- joseph j. dunne i. nebraska -- amanda baker. mark a. hekert. nevada -- alan r. beck. igor soldo. new hampshire higher -- -- stephen joseph arkel. new jersey -- were not sorenaldo arocha, jr. christopher m. goodel. stephen j. petrozello. melvin vincent santiago. new mexico -- anthony p. haas. new york -- frank g. bordenero. thomas k. choy. dennis e. guerera. wyn jyn lu. douglas h. mayvell. darrell r. pearson. rafael l. ramos. christopher g. skinner. david w. smith jr. michael c. williams. north carolina -- jeffrey w. green. stanley l. klingenschmidt. alexander e. thalman. ohio -- michael a. paris sr. justin r. weinbrenne

time north bound rail near accident scene will feature automatic train control, spokesperson craig schultz calls it a speed safe guard. >> what that will do is basically provide an assurance that the train will come to a top if there is a violation of speed in that area. >> reporter: schultz says tech was in place in the southbound side but testing found it wasn't needed where the accident occurred since the crash, the federal railroad administration, put in a new directive. >> there is now a speed restriction basically in that curve, on the northbound track where there hadn't been before. >> reporter: regular customers say they are happy to service is back and feel safe riding once again. >> i'm sure they have done the necessary repairs and taken precautions and safety. aim not worried. >> reporter: that is our steve paterson at 30th street station. >>> septa officials today talk about their train that was hit by something that was just before the the amtrak train derailed. this is a picture. you cane front window of that train had its glass shattered. >>> the engineer saw a trespasser, a

police arrested 18-year-old william schultz a family friend sleeping over. he had mental illness. he said "i wanted to see what it was like to take a life before someone tried to take mine." the victim's father says, the senseless murder won't stop them from helping others. >> we will continue to offer our love and home to our family and friends and our children's friends as we know that's what jordie would have wanted to us do. >> reporter: the family released pictures of jordie playing on his brentwood pony league team the angels. his father says he loved playing baseball. >> and though he is no longer with us, we know that jordie is still an angel looking down on us from above. >> reporter: on sunday, when the giants play the l.a. angels, both teams plan to honor jordie during the game. as for the suspect, he remains locked up here at the county jail facing murder charges. live in martinez, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> thealmgren family set up a website and "go fund me" page. >>> police on the peninsula still keeping an eye out for a home invasion suspect who got away. two of his fri

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. >> joining me now from burlington is the host of ed schultz, who just interviewed senator sanders at his home. let's listen to a piece of that interview. >> if we don't turn this around we're looking not at a democratic form of society, and in vermont, if we have one person, one voted on at a town meeting, you're looking at a society where billionaires control not only the economy, but the political process as well and that we cannot allow to happen. >> ed, thanks for joining the show. congrats on the big day, the interview. in just a few minutes, actually the official announcement. how focused is bernie sanders on hillary clinton at this point? what sense did you get from him in speaking him today? >> well you know alex the one thing, when you spend time with bernie sanders, you talk about issues. you don't talk about hillary clinton. you don't talk about the field. he wants to get to the presidency. get the nomination. get to the white house. the same way he became the mayor of burlington, vermont. this is a very festive occasion here. and of course this is bernie country. the ques

white house spokesperson eric schultz added that the coalition was doing their job. >> the u.s. coalition is performing the role that the president has envisioned and that we are focused on. >> reporter: the drama in the middle east unfolded in hours in which the white house promised an enhanced security posture for it is partners in the region to combat ongoing threats from countries like iran who have backed houthi rebels and disrupted shipping lanes in the gulf. still, the summit failed to make the splash that the white house hoped for as four of the six leaders invited skipped the event, including the king of bahrain who opted to go to the horse show with the queen of england. >> they are going to pursue other alternatives and talk to russia and china about getting them involved for further protection. it's a real deterioration of america's posture in the middle east. >> you heard me mention iran in the piece. i want to share something with the viewers very quickly. the house overwhelmingly passed legislation that would give it the right to review and possibly reject any arm

also being released this week, kevin schultz explores the relationship between william f. buckley, jr. and norman mailer in "buckley and mailer" you can watch the professor discuss his book during booktv's live coverage of the chicago lit fest of the weekend of june 6 and 7. and finally, in defense of selfish is in next ayn rand's institute argues that truly selfish people live honest, productive and self-respecting lives. look for this titles in book stores and watch for the awe theirs on book tv. >> on a sunday afternoon looking live at the u.s. capital where the u.s. senate will be in session in a couple of minutes returning mayoral from the memorial day break to finish unfinished business, making another attempt at extending expiring provisions of the patriot act dealing with the nsa's collection of phone record. here's how they left things last friday before the break and then we'll follow that with quick comments from president obama this past friday. >> we are unable to clear any short-term extensions, and the current law expires at midnight on sunday. so the senate

police say 18-year-old william schultz killed the little boy.ened the family home will remain open. >> with jordi's memories in our hearts we will continue to offer our love and home to our family and friends and our children's friends as we know that is what jordi would have wanted us to do. >> the family says a public service for jordan is scheduled for next friday in brentwood. schultz made his first court appearance earlier this week and entered a plea of not guilty. >>> first responders are delivering emotional testimony in the aurora, colorado movie theater trial. one police officer described the devastating scene. >> i remember of course the one that i will always remember is the little girl i had to step over because i knew she was gone and continue on which is the hardest thing i had to do but going back on my training i had to save the ones i knew i could try and save. >> 12 people were killed. 70 others were injured in the attack of july of 2012. attorneys for james holmes admits he is the gunman but says he's not guilty by reason of

his family statement comes one day after 18-year-old william schultz made his first court appearance on charges the teen stabbed the boy to death while staying at the home. >> i'm an advisor to the family. an attorney later. >> family attorney mechanical with not address s-around the murder except to say they had no idea schultz had been evaluated for mental health issues. hours before he was allowed to stay at the home. the next morning jordan was killed. >> . >> joj smile would live on and we know would he won't all of to us smile every day. family created a web site joy for him created a web site joy for him.com feature thanksgiving photo showing the baseball teammate honoring him with jersey. all bearing his number. 2. this is abc 7 news number. 2. this is abc 7 news. >> tomorrow is may 1st. may day protest like one you see here are mrpd throughout the day in oakland. demonstration start at 5:30 am last one against at 7:00 p.m. police will be out keeping an eye for violence and vandalism. the mayor says the city is coordinating with organize investigators try to keep the demonstr

>> schultz. >> reporter: elizabeth schultz voted against the mayor, wanting to delay it instead. that made her a standing ovation. >> lot of thank yous. >> reporter: paging through hundreds of e-mails. >> the question is what message do we send parents? we want your taxpayer dollars? we want you to participate in the pta. we want you to participate in fund-raisers. we want you to volunteer in the schools but then we want you to go away? >> i feel extremely well about how the vote went. >> reporter: ryan mcelveen proposed the change. he tells me the crowd from the meeting does not reflect most of his constituents. >> there was a lot of negative energy in that room. i will say via social media and other means the response i've gotten is extremely positive especially from students. >> reporter: for arlinda, a vote from the board before they know how it's going to be implemented -- >> i would leave fairfax county take my family and move somewhere where our families' rights children and the voice of the parents are respected. >> reporter: ahead at 6:00 a look at how soon your kid coul

william schultz a friend of jordan's older brother spent the night and can killed him.in open to the friend of his children. >> with jordi's memory in our hearts, we will continue to offer our love and home to our family and friends and our children's friends as we know that is what jordi would have wanted us to do. >> the family says a public service for jordan is scheduled for next friday in brentwood. schultz made his first court appearance earlier this month and made a plea of knot. >>> happening today a new report is due to come out that says many of america's hospitals are struggling financially especially in rural areas. according to the associated press, more rural hospitals around the country closed in the last two years than in the previous decade. there have been 106 recent hospital closures. hundreds more are said to be vulnerable. here in california nine hospitals have closed since 2010. two of them in rural areas. ten more hospitals are considered to be financially challenged. >>> after closing last year, one bay area hospital beat the odds and about to re

particular for the past impacts i understand twin peaks tunnel and the radio project is require bus schultz at night for roughly a year for the western parts of city that's a significant impact to many of us and that wasn't clearly explained at the public outreach meetings no shuttle plan made available and the resource into the sunset tunnel i've not seen the twin peaks tunnel project people need to know how to integrate that project within the agency if that project is done thank you. >> (calling names) the last person to turn in a speaker card on this. >> good afternoon you herbert wiener first of all i don't know bike to work project has been mentioned earlier this meeting but i certainly hope everyone obeys the traffic light one thing i came that came to me a point of insight a lot of parking congestion and problems with cars being backed up and the rest of it and i'm wondering if some is not due to widening the sidewalks removal ever parking meter and other improvement in if the park division remains with the police department i doubt if parking meter with would have been missing or s

. >> 18-year-old william schultz is accused of killing jordie almgren just hours earlier, schultz was:37. now a san francisco artist wants to recover one of his treasured works from people who may not recognize its value. april 11 a couple in north beach apparently thought they found a free painting leaning outside a garage on water street but it wasn't another person's trash. it wasn't supposed to be free. it's worth $5,500. it belongs to the artist nicholas coley who was offering it for sale. >> but i did shut the garage door so maybe they thought they were just sort of like thrown out. >> does it happen? yes. in san francisco? if you put something outside, there's a very good chance that somebody will take it. >> images of the couple were captured on five security cameras but neither coley nor the police believe a deliberate crime happened there. coley just wants the piece returned with no questions asked. >>> help may be on the horizon for students hit by the shutdown of corinthian colleges. the chain of for profit schools closed on sunday affecting about 16,000 students. many fro

an 18-year-old william schultz is charged with his murder. yesterday his spirit filled a brentwood baseball field where family and friends honored the little league angels players in a game against the giants. they called it joy for jordie. jordie's father threw out the first pitch before thanking everyone for their support. >> now to the big fight in las vegas that has everything talking. >>> now to that big fight in las vegas that's had everyone talking. it was a star-studded event. seats going for thousands of dollars. manny pacquiao went down to floyd mayweather. mayweather is undefeated and now the undisputed welterweight champ with a $1890 payday. fight was personal for a woman in san francisco. she said pacquiao is like a son to her. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has the details. >> from the moment the first punch was thrown, one woman at this house party was nervous. >> previous fights i don't watch because i'm scared but this time i want to watch. >> like many filipino homes across the bay area, her family did more than just com

also joining us is jordan schultz. so he said absolutely nothing after all that build up.w, i haven't really read the report. a little flurry of football questions around his feelings about the situation and that was it. >> yeah. and that was it. and then, of course, the clock was ticking. the rule coming in there was we could videotape it, we could pull the plug. the local affiliates here that were blasting it with the color ball webs that's how abrupt they were. they stuck to their word on that one. i was a little surprised that he said as little as he did. i wasn't expecting too much. i wasn't expecting a lengthy statement here. i was expecting he would say something, even with the low threshold i had, he didn't quite reach that level. but at the same time, you look at the posture that brady and his camp are taking. his agent today put out a defiant statement just sort of throwing back everything the nfl said, trying to throw it right back into the nfl's face, in some cases using the same language that the nfl had used in that report that said that tom brady probably kn

. >> reporter: investigators say william schultz a friend of his brother spent the night in the home before stabbing the boy. john emphasized the door to his home will continue to remain open to friends of his children. >> with jordan's memory in our hearts we will continue to offer our love and home to our family and friends and our children's friends as we know that is what he would have wanted. >> reporter: a bond that could be strong and unbreakable. for john, his son will always be in his heart. >> wonderful young boy. >> reporter: the family says the public service will be held next friday, may 8 in brentwood. mike mibach, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> governor jerry brown says california has everything it needs to better manage the water system. brown says the universities, labs, companies and brain power have what it take to make it more reliable. one of the most controversial proposal is a plan to build water tunnels to ship water south. the governor reacted when asked how the state will pay for the tunnels and wildlife restoration. >> we can afford what we must. it is not a question

. >> 17-year-old steven schultz, his dad, bob, and his sister allison are on a fishing trip in the deeptropical waters near panama. it's one last summer trip before both kids go off to school. >> my brother was leaving for college, so we were going to be going separate ways again, and i was excited. >> spirits are high. it's the threesome's first deep sea fishing adventure together, and it's a chance for bob to share his love of the sport with his children. >> yeah. it was going to be some good dad time. this was a good place to go to try to chase some big fish and get an opportunity to really enjoy the outside and just really get to know each other again. >> after a few days of catching small fish, the schultzes are on the hunt for the massive black marlin, a fish so fierce even experienced anglers fear their power. they're immensely strong and can weigh up to 1,000 pounds. >> whooo! >> well, black marlin is an apex predator like the blue marlin is, but they are extremely great fighters. they're tremendous jumpers. they do jump a lot. very exciting fish. >> the marlin's most dangerous

i asked martin schultz how he feels about britain's demands. >> the united kingdom is a member of the european union. they want to discover necessary reforms within the european union to make it more effective or socially just, more competitive. i agree this is all feasible and without mutual provocation if this goes in the direction i'm with him. if it is about split in the european union to build a group of non--euro countries fighting against the euro countries to get an advantage within the common economic area my playing the non-euro countries against the euro country -- against the euro countries, then he will fail. christophe: tough talks, i fear. greece was also on everyone's mind, although not on the official agenda with meetings between francois hollande, angela merkel, and alexis tsipras. as a final meeting between alexis tsipras and the president of the commission. molly: christoph reporting from riga, latvia. to the united states now. a grand jury has just -- has indicted the six police officers in the death of freddie gray. state prosecutor marilyn mosby announced the re

that to me is a big deal here al. >> joe sullivan, jordan schultz thank you both for your time tonight you're welcome. >>> breaking news tonight. a tornado emergency in oklahoma. severe weather warnings affecting millions across the region. we'll have the latest. >>> also hillary clinton's big move to the left on immigration could give republicans a real headache. stay with us. you can call me shallow... but, i have a wandering eye. i mean, come on. national gives me the control to choose any car in the aisle i want. i could choose you... or i could choose her if i like her more. and i do. oh, the silent treatment. real mature. so you wanna get out of here? go national. go like a pro. i have type 2 diabetes. i started with pills. and now i take a long-acting insulin at night. i take mine in the morning. i was trying to eat right, stay active. but i wasn't reaching my a1c goal anymore. man: my doctor says diabetes changes over time. it gets harder to control blood sugar spikes after i eat and get to goal. my doctor added novolog® at mealtime for additional control. now i know. novolog®

. >> 18-year-old williams schultz is accused of killing jordy. just hours earlier, he was evaluated for mental health issues. >>> tonight, a san francisco artist says he wants his painting back and he is hoping some surveillance video and the story he told andria borba will help. >> reporter: april 11 was a sunny saturday morning in north beach and this couple while soaking in the vitamin d thought they found a steal. a painting just leaning outside a garage on water street. except this couple's treasure wasn't another person's trash and it wasn't free. >> i even drill into the back. >> reporter: the colorful landscape worth $5,500 belongs to artist nicholas coaly who was trying to make a sale. >> maybe they thought it was thrown out. >> reporter: the couple sealed their joy over their new wall hanging with a kiss. >> does it happen? yes. in san francisco, if you put something outside, there is a good chance that somebody will take it. >> reporter: but encaenias and officer manfredi don't think a crime occurred here. >> if you are a bad guy, you

. >> high end buses remain parked this morning that would normally schultz workers to the san francisco financial district. they do not have proper permits and were ordered to stop. the buses run between the marine ma and financial district. the company is working to clear up the issue. >> pressure is forcing the alameda county library system to stop throwing ambassador -- away thousands of books it deemed unusual. we got nationwide attention with 76,000 people sharing the story. here is our reporter with more on the story. >> this video of alameda county library employee throwing away throughs of books forced the administration to fiend a way to preserve them. the board decided it was a good idea to contract discover books a nonprofit that collects and re-sells or gives away the material. book lovers are still upset that an estimated 172,000 items got dumped. >> company picks are pull off the shelf without consideration for their value. >> this information is four years old, financial information is four years old, i would not want to give this to someone who is trying to work on their

what i would want to know on national security, and i am a george schultz foreign policy guy, and thatforeign policy, national security is easy. if you say what you're thinking, if you are very clear about what you think and what you know and you do what you say, you draw a red line and you follow through. and you carry a big stick. that is what i want to know from the three candidates. are you going to do those three things on national security? john: to go to another hot spot in the world, what about iran? michael: do you understand the big picture here? because the nuclear issue and this is what i would be doing if i was advising this president. the nuclear issue really important that we get our arms around it and do something around it but iran poses a greater threat to the u.s. than just nuclear program. iran conducts terrorism itself against other countries, namely israel, but also its neighbors the rest of its neighbors. it supports international terrorist groups, namely has -- hezbollah. it supports insurgencies throughout the middle east. it is happening in yemen right now. do

regional jet did land safely. 43 passengers and the crew of three are all okay and put on an airport schultz bus and driven the rest of the way to the terminal. the f.a.a. is investigating why the landing gear failed. >> body cameras worn by police could be holding officers and the public more accountable but they are making life increasingly difficult for the court. the county court sam said it is creating more work for employees. the d.a. said the amount of video evidence has increased dramatically in every second of video need toes to be watched and edited before the court and jury sees it. >> just ahead, it is not the brink but it is close to the brink for the warri western conference the win tonight ties the series and a lot pushes them to a game away from elimination. >> fans are not letting the losses get them down still wearing the warriors gear with pride, and you can share yours with us on # dubson7. we will feature your pictures on our website and possibly right here. >> we are the hope for the nba finals with all of the exciting action june 4th. >> former giants thirst baseman sa

a family friend, 18-year-old william schultz, has been charged in the murder. the memorial service is underway in brentwood at 4:00 at the golden hills community church. >> park police officer are asking for help to find a man and his two daughters. the 45-year-old got an emergency custody order on tuesday, picked up his daughters, ages nine and 11 from after school program and the ex-wife already had a restrained order against him from a different court. by the time she got the paperwork straighted out, he and the girls were gone. reeves call is white 1998 mercedes with license plate 4rig229. police do think that he is headed to washington to see relatives. >> presidential hopeful hillary clinton is back in the bay area. she will attend an event at the home of ebay president and c.e.o. in about half an hour from now. the 67-year-old attended fundraisers in hollywood and was here yesterday for a quick visit to chinese town. supporters paid $2,700 to attend. >> warriors took off from memphis a few minutes ago looking to take the need a series against the grizzli

the suspect william schultz now in custody. today's service happens at 4 p.m. at the golden hills community church in brentwood. on sunday the giants will hold a moment of silence at at&t park for jordan. the team of is also giving the family a private suite on that day. >>> traffic headaches driving across the bay this weekend. kpix 5's kiet do on the big closure that starts tonight and the best ways to get around. >> reporter: getting around the bay area will not be easy this weekend. that is because the san mateo bridge will be closed starting at 10 p.m. tonight. the signs have been out for weeks telling drivers to stay away this mother's day weekend. the closure happens from the west at foster city boulevard. then it goes to the east to clawiter road. your options to get around it, you can try the dumbarton bridge, highway 84 or go through alviso on highway 237. or you can try the bay bridge itself. during the 55 hour closure caltrans crews will be resurfacing the deck on the 48- year-old bridge. and doing a couple of other odds and ends. >> anytime we have

>> reporter: school board member elizabeth schultz did not support the change saying it comes without answering parents' questions. >> all those in favor? >> reporter: the majority of the board disagree. some parents say they have yet to hear from the school system on this issue. they are confused by how the change will affect their kids. >> how are teachers prepared to handle the situation when a child comes monday who happens to be johnny on friday and monday he comes -- comes dressed as jane. >> reporter: now the school board did stress that there will be no immediate changes when it comes to school bathrooms and locker rooms. they are actually having a third-party consulting firm looking into how they may im parents say that should have been decided before tonight's vote. we're live in fair fox county. i'm david culver news 4. >> i'm chris lawrence at the live desk with more on the football scandal called deflategate. tonight tom brady talked about it for the first time since an nfl report revealed the patriots quarterback was probably away that a staffer was deflateding footballs

ed schultz will be covering the event live tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. john murphy convicted.hy represented staten island before being caught taking money in the sting operation in the 1970s. republican senator married a long time aide. she has worked for him since 1981. their relationship is under scrutiny under the primary last year. former president bill clinton and hillary clinton took part in a memorial day parade in new york where the couple owns a home. it was their first appearance together since she announced her presidential bid last month. from the pennsylvania post blogs, the koch brothers try to reign in the presidential crown show. he said the roughly $900 million could be used to support several different accounteds. and a mayor settles a bet by singing let it go following a loss to the ducks. ♪ ♪ let the storm rage on ♪ ♪ the cold never bothered me anyway ♪ >> i guess we are never letting that song go are we? the mayor of calgary had to sing in front of city counsel after losing a bet and he told the counselors nothing scares him more than singing in public. th

remember starbucks chairman howard schultz returned to ceo following the disappointing run for the coffee chain. and while he's no longer ceo, oracle chairman larry ellison remains the face of the software firm he founded. executive coach mark nadher say best practices dic a former ceo should stay on as chairman for a year or less than leave. citing steve ballmer's resignation as being exemplary. this gave the new ceo to plot a clear course for t softw firm. chambers' future is less clear. cisco says his firm as chairman is indefinite something that could definitely create problems for robbins. for "nightly business report, i' mary thompson. >>> comcast earnings and revenue top estimates and that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the company's broadband division logged its strongest revenue growth in more than four years. comcast also announced it will spend another $2.5 billion buying back shares this year. shares were up a fraction to $58.78. and come cast is the apparent of cnbc which produces this program. >>> cablevision said its video subscriber losses in the first quarter do

. >> 18-year-old william schultz is accused of killing jordie almgren just hours earlier after being evaluated for mental health issues. >>> san francisco artist want his painting back from people who may not recognize its value. on april 11, a couple in north beach apparently thought they found a giveaway a painting just leaning outside a garage on water street. but there it goes. but it wasn't another person's trash. and it wasn't supposed to be free. it's worth $5,500. and it belongs to artist nicholas coley who was offering it for sale. >> but i did shut the garage door so maybe they thought they were just sort of like thrown out. >> does it happen? yes. in san francisco, you put something outside, there's a very good chance somebody will take it. >> images of the couple were captured on five different security cameras but neither coley nor police believe a deliberate crime occurred. coley just wants the artwork returned with no questions asked. >>> it's been a busy bay area trip for the prime minister of japan. as betty yu reports, shinzo abe's trip focused on silicon valley whe

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