i'm going to support sharon, and sharon's going to support me, and just being together, we find it easy have a massive family anyway, but we're always welcoming more in, aren't we? the sorrow is profound, but the support is immense. there are messages of love tied to trees in the city. sharon and steve somehow finding their own words to add. it's giving you strength, this, isn't it? yeah. yes, it's pull you through a day that you'd otherwise struggle with. you can't bottle it up. we've tried, and it doesn't work. you've got to be positive, you can't let terrorism win, you can't. and so to the cathedral, to the service of remembrance. we left sharon and steve to go inside without our cameras. time for privacy and prayer, and a meeting with a prince. you had to come here to feel the experience. we met prince william, and he was fantastic. he was a lovely man to talk to. lovely. 22 lives are remembered today, all of them loved. the city has shown its support, and sharon and steve comforted. this evening, returning to friends and family for a quiet drink and a toast to the granddaughter the

i'm going to support sharon and sharon is going to support me.we find it easy to speak to each other. we have a massive family anyway, but we always welcome a bit more in, aren't we? the sorrow is profound, but the support is immense. there are messages of love tied to trees in the city. sharon and steve, somehow, finding their own words to add. it's giving you strength, this, isn't it? yeah. it's pulled you through a day that you'd otherwise struggle with. you can't bottle it up. we've tried and it doesn't work. you've got to be positive, you can't let terrorism win. you can't. and so to the cathedral, to the service of remembrance. we left sharon and steve to go inside without our cameras. time for privacy and prayer and a meeting with a prince. you had to come here to feel the experience. we have met the prince, prince william, he was fantastic. he was a lovely man to talk to. lovely. 22 lives are remembered today, all of them loved and amongst them a teenager, whose grandparents share their sorrow with a city and who take comfort from the lov

sharon epperson joins us right now to explain all of this and sharon, i guess, first of all, what's changing why is it more to difficult to deduct those donations >> well, you know, we've had a lot of changes to the tax code and one of the ones that is the most -- the biggest one that people are looking at is the increase in standard deductions. and that increase is going to cause a lot of people perhaps not to itemize that standard deduction is now $12,000, if you're single. $24,000 if you're a married couple and that means that in order to take a charitable contribution, you have to itemize your taxes that means your itemized deductions will have to be greater than that for you to really want to do that >> for it to move the needle the good news is, if you're not itemizing, it means your taxes will be much simpler to fill out. but if you want to get that, if it's a $200 deduction, it may not be worth it for you. >> exactly exactly. >> so what kind of options are there if someone does want to make that donation >> first of all, a lot of people will say, the reason why i give the not just to

regalito is behind the parking lot of sharon's. [speaking spanish language ] >> i've been working there for ten years. i work for chris pena for six years. [speaking spanish language ] >> i had the opportunity to buy the restaurant from them as an effort to -- on behalf of my family. [speaking spanish language ] >> lately, when senor sisig was operating, i saw a decrease in my sales. [speaking spanish language ] >> i believe in fair competition, and that we all deserve the right to grow. [speaking spanish language ] >> with ybut we can't compare amount that is invested in our restaurant to the amount that it takes to run a food truck. [speaking spanish language ] >> i believe this all of the restaurants on the valencia corridor have a multiplied tremendously. i do support mr. sisig, but perhaps in a different area where there are less restaurants. [speaking spanish language ] >> and i would also like for them to support us as a small business. [speaking spanish language ] >> unfortunately we don't have wheels to move from one place

thanks, sharon. sharon epperson. >> some day i'll worry about the grand parent thing. >>> why solo failed to find the force and why disney may have to rethink its "star wars" strategy. >>> abc has canceled its top rated program, "rosean" following a series of offensive tweets by roseanne bar. abc said, we quote, her twitter feed is abhorrent and not with our values. we have decided to cancel the show. barr apologized for her tweet that targeted valerie jarrett that was a former adviser to president obama. >>> starbucks closed more than 8,000 stores for racial bias training. as we reported, the training comes more than a month after a starbucks manager called police on two black men who had been waiting in the store for a friend before buying something. analysts say the store closures could cost starbucks $12 million in lost sales. >>> now starbucks chose to conduct this racial bias training in a very public way, and as sue just mentioned, at a financial cost as well to the company. other companies do

kpix five's sharon chin has one woman's plan to keep cats and dogs out of the shelters -- altogether. >>> saving animals is the mission of this week's jefferson award winner. sharon chin has a woman's plan to keep cats and dogs out of the shelters altogether. >> good job cats. >> reporter: and dogs. enough donated food to last a month plus basic free or low cost pet services at "furry friends pet relief." the 4-year-old nonprofit founded by veterinary technician erin pina hosts a monthly pet clinic for low income and homeless people in the east bay. so far, "furry friends pet relief" has served more than 3,000 dogs and cats belonging to more than 1500 people. >> if she needs it, we can do it for you. they stay in the homes where they're loved. and they have the basic medical needs that are necessary to keep them healthy. >> reporter: so cancer survivor linda nelson can focus on paying her medical bills and not have to worry about her dogs. >> the compassion you feel here. >> reporter: and mark fox who is homeless can keep his 8- year-old pet. >> i have a little pup. i can't afford to

investment joining me is sharon what kind of wedding insurance are we talking about >> wedding insurance, two types that you can look into one is liability coverage. other is for event cancellation. liability coverage is if you have your wedding in a place that is a venue that normally doesn't do wedding, a farm, a winery, a vineyard then you may want to have liability coverage, and that can cost you somewhere between $175 to -- >> if something happens, or suddenly the place goes under and is not there anymore. >> both of those things can be covered. for event cancellation, a lot of that is usually weather related. in 2017, 40% of wedding insurance was to do -- cover cancellations. property damage is another issue that some people are looking into something falls on your car in the parking lot of the wedding venue. that theft, another issue, wedding gifts, some people want to take them home with them. >> is any of this for coverage

, as always. >> thank you, sharon. >> sure. >> good stuff. >>> coming up, mapping the road. why one autonomous vehicle startup in texas thinks it's different from all of the other. >>> artificial intelligence was part of the focus ofs microsof developer's conference. the company announced a $25 million five-yor program encourage software developers to nce totificial intelli help those with disabilities. ceo satyad nadella s it's about using computing for social good. thee initiat will include seed grants for startups, nonprofits and academic research. >>> and artificial intelligench was also center piece for a new startup that is focused on make being the ngfast-g autonomous c industry safer. phil l is in texas for us tonight. >> reporter: a new autonomous vehicle ride haili service starting this july in frisco, texas, just outside of dlas believes artificial intelligence and deep learning are the keys to ensuring that self-driving vehicles c safely operate on the streets picking up people, not hurting pedestrians or hitting other people. drive ai which started three years a

so when i got out to sharon, i said we should ta ke got out to sharon, i said we should take some photographsht it was a propeller so i thought it was a torpedo. and then we said we probably better withdraw and that we use another neighbour's phone, wendy... withdraw and that we use another neighbour's phone, wendy. . m really was a team effort. yeah, to fund the coast guard and we said you better be here within ten minutes because the tide had turned. they we re because the tide had turned. they were remarkable and were with us within seven minutes. and they identified it as a potential hazard. and then everybody started to tip up and they close the whole beach. they have been here a long time now. what did they tell you about it? because you can see as you can say, an oil drum with a big propeller on it, did they give you indication on how big it was? initially know, but information trickled through and they said it was probably the one of they said it was probably the one of the largest bombs the nazis had made. and that was a strange feeling that we were standing three feet from it. anywa

sharon is a volunteer with pennsylvania's appraise program for four years. she's worked weekly to help counsel pennsylvanians and their families, providing them with information to make the most of their medicare benefits. sharon will tell us how she came to this counseling work and why it's so important to help people better understand medicare. she'll also tell us about the common questions she helps people with and families' mistakes when they lackey information. her granddaughter august is here with us at the hearing. august, thank you for being here and for supporting your grandmother. you must be very proud of her and i hope we'll see you back here providing your own testimony before congress someday. thank you, sharon, we're grateful you'll hear. >> we will now start with mr. bo borland. >> thank you, chairman collins, ranking member casey and members of the special committee. i am jim borland, acting deputy commissioner for communications at the social security administration. thank you for inviting me to discuss how we provide information to help wo

sharon is a volunteer with pennsylvania's uprise program for four years. she's worked weekly to a council pennsylvanians and the families providing them with information to make the most of their medicare benefits. sharon will tell us how she came to this counselor worked and what it so important to help people better understand medicare. she will also tells about the common questions that she helps people with, and the missteps families make when they lack key information. i also want to recognize her granddaughter august he was here with us at the hearing. august, thank you for being here today and for supporting your grandmother. you thus be very proud of her, and i hope we will see you back your providing your own testimony before congress someday. thank you, sharon. we are grateful you are here. >> thank you very much. we will now start with mr. borland. >> thank you. chairman collins, ranking member casey and members of the special committee, i am jim borland acting deputy commissioner for communications at the social security administration. thank y

nbc bay area's sharon katsuda is headed to the scene to gather information for us. as soon as we get, we'll bring it to you. >> back here in the bay area, fremont police say that there has been a surge in jewelry snatchings. police release resurveillance images showing one of the robberies, you can see officers say it has already happened six times just this month. each case the robbers snatch gold necklaces right off of people's necks and no arrests have been made but this was a big problem in the area back in 2016. >> the suspect in the deadly fremont crash from tuesday night will return to court today. tran of san jose was supposed to be arraigned yesterday but it didn't happen. police say the 21-year-old was high on marijuana and caused a massive accident on 880. three people died. five others were hurt. >>> another black eye for cal sports with a firing of another staffer tied to sexual harassment. the school's athletic department announcing that it fired muck tar, the assistant director of student services. the school investigation found he violated rules tied

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sharon, they say timing is everything is that true when it comes to asking for a raise? >> it's absolutely true. we have seen wages rising. the issue is people are not asking for that raise. they're just taking whatever salary is offered to them. glass door did a survey the other day that showed three out of five employees never negotiated the salary for their current job. only one in ten did that you can't just wake up one morning and say i'm going to ask for a raise. the first thing is to research the company and the department how is it doing? is it financially viable for them to give you a raise at this particular time? you also want to figure out when wage decisions are more likely made is it the beginning of the year, the first quarter, the last quarter? figure out what the timing is. and also you want to make sure you hit the mark on what you're supposed to do you need to have some strong game that you have >> when it comes to justifying your wage? >> of course you have a number that you think you're worth, but you don't want to present that to your employer you n

sharon, i know you have been highlighting this in the study you have been carrying out. personal experience but everyone's reaction is different? i have worked in this field 18 years and i know it is bad but i didn't realise how bad. we have had over 4000 people completed already. the largest study internationally. one of the biggest shocks is the number of people, each person has lost. you can hear more. more information about sharon's study can be found on the support after suicide website, at supportaftersuicide.org.uk and if you've been affected by any of the issues discussed today — you can find a range of organisations offering help and advice by visiting bbc.co.uk/actionline. here's sarah with a look at this morning's weather. we have high pressure in charge. for much of the country, a fine day. largely dry, lots of sunshine. some areas will see more cloud today, particularly towards the north and west. looking pretty warm and dry from most places with the sunshine breaking through. a weather front approaching northern scotland. that is going to bring more cloud,

my name is sharon hill. i'm 63 years old and a resident of vanderbilt pennsylvania. i have two sons and seven grandchildren, and my youngest grandchild logan was born tuesday. my granddaughter august has joined me here today. she is a volunteer with me and many of the senior centers that i go to. i'm a volunteer with the pennsylvania apprise program. nationally apprise also known as the state health insurance assistance program, ship. in addition to volunteering with the apprise program i work cleaning my church. i also care for my 89-year-old father and health health care y 92-year-old neighbor who is blind. i have a disability myself and rely on the support of the state and federal programs to remain active and engaged in my community. i've been a apprise ultra for four years. i initially saw an ad in a local senior times newspaper asking for volunteers to help people with medicare issues. at that time i was on medicare because of a disability and had recently been left with $67,000 in medical bills after a cancer diagnosis. i also recalled the difficult decisions

i'm going to be reading on behalf of sharon's appliances due to they couldn't be here. i'm writing on behalf of sharon's appliances, a mission district business that has been family owned since the 1800's. i'm writing for this full support of project sponsor. the relationship between the project sponsor and sharon's goes back for over a decade, and all of our dealings, i can say without a doubt that he's a model tenant, and not only has ryan paid rent on 250i78, he has always dealt with any and all issues that have arisen on our property with swift and careful attention. as one can imagine, having a property on the corner of 18 and valencia has its pluses and minuses, and we believe both should be acknowledged. its fantastic location allows a great opportunity to do something positive such as allowing a great business to operate as only filipino food and the entire valencia street corridor. there are also a handful of vibrant possibilities which can happen on a great corner. the downside is that without a man's presence, the space is open to vandenberg willism, loiterin

first of color we visit the flower festival in the spanish city of sharon up. cashing in on kids should we shop around for weird and wonderful souvenirs ahead of the royal wedding. and as the fed twenty one year old german elena pets are is the new star on the blog is. where we start off today show not to with prince harry and meghan's wedding that is coming up later on in the show but we want to enjoy the dogs now in the fruits of spring flowers are finally in bloom across europe and one place where the floor is truly celebrated is. in northern spain now in may of every year this town turns into a paradise of flowers centuries old court yards private houses and churches serve as the exhibition space it is for for works of all kinds. attempt to float the annual flower festival in the spanish city of ushers in spring time the preacher's two hundred floral artworks that graced the gardens monuments and courtyards of sharon as hold down. the displays are designed by catalonian florists an artist such as george. he's decorated the steps of the cathedral and to him

my aunty sharon. royal family. have a collection of thimbles of all the royalfamily. she is so big on all the royals. the biggest thing, my royal romances, eight collect them. when william and kate got married she cried, when harry announced he was getting married she was excited. i have a doll, it is kate, a will limited edition. she said that we were getting married in the centre is prince harry. she got excited and said she would not be able to watch the wedding. excited and said she would not be able to watch the weddinglj excited and said she would not be able to watch the wedding. i will have two recorded. are you gusted or have two recorded. are you gusted or have you secretly made up?|j have two recorded. are you gusted or have you secretly made up? i am gutted. don't put that in. i made up because i want to be at manis's wedding. you know i because i want to be at manis's wedding. you know! am going because i want to be at manis's wedding. you know i am going to because i want to be at manis'

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i'm sharon katsuda. >> thanks, sharon. we're partnering with the silicon valley community foundation for a exclusive gubernatorial debate that will air across the state tomorrow, six of the top candidates will be there. you can watch that live here on nbc bay area. nbc political director chuck todd is moderating the event. chuck as well as our only raj mathai are asking questions of candidates and you can tweet those questions to us at nbc bay area or send them to our facebook page. new this morning, a double shooting in san francisco. police say someone shot two men near guerrero and cesar chavez. we're hearing the shooting might be connected to a funeral and told the victims will survive. police have not made any arrest. >> today we're hoping to learn more about an officer involved shooting in san jose. this one happened over the weekend as police were responding to a home invasion robbery. bob re-dell joins us live to explain what led up to the shooting and what police are doing today, good morning, bob. >> good morning

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. >> good afternoon, i'm sharon, we're one of the key development sites in central soma. wanted to say we appreciate the board's consideration as well as the planning department analysis on this. we certainly agree that transportation and infrastructure investment in the neighborhood is very important, which is why the planning process over 16 separate planning commission hearings have created a very comprehensive community benefits package for central soma. $500 million out of the $2 billion anticipated will go toward transportation infrastructure. and we just urge the board to consider that as you move forward into your tsf recommendations as well as the future central soma plans impact fees on your decision today. >> supervisor tang: thank you very much. any other members of the public, please come on up. >> matt field, tmg partners, thank you again for your work. i'm a resident and native and appreciate focusing on transit sustainability and acknowledge the $5 and $2 in central soma, we appreciate that in respect to project feasibility. and would echo sharon's comment

what is it about a royal wedding, sharon?ryone is happy even if it's only for a day, especially in miserable times. there's been batch cooking aplenty... enough chilli for 80 people. special outfits have been acquired... these will be for the big day. i moved here on my own six years ago after getting divorced. i am lucky to live somewhere so nice and friendly, it's about community and enjoying and celebrating the royal family, obviously. is this a clipboard? it's an official clipboard, it's clipboard business. and when you take a party this seriously, organising the party is a bit of a party in itself. cheers! how's it all coming along? i think it's going fine, very well organised, i would say, and i have a family from malaysia coming tojoin us, too. so that will be lovely. brilliant, that's amazing. just for the... year. what do they make of the royal family? harry and meghan? i think they love the royal family. all the way from malaysia, not to windsor but platt street. quite possibly the second best party in town come may

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sharon henry, prosecutor solano county. it is an egregious case. (continue vo) this case started back in march.. when ina reported one of the children missing police say as they investigated, they went to the home and found horrible conditions inside, including animal and human feces. all ten children were immediately removed. (estacio ) rogers is set to be back in court to face the new charges wed morning at 830. prosecutors are asking for her bail to be increased and for her to be taken into custody. she si currently out on bail. in fairfield te (catherine) the father in this case has been charged with a string of felonies.... (ken) earlier today he defended himself against those charges in a jail house interview.grant lodes joins us now with more. (grant). the father... jonathan allen is charged with seven counts of torture.. and nine counts of child abuse. today he spoke from the solano county jail. an emotional allen said the story police are telling...is not true. (grant) we have details on jonathan allen's criminal record. he has been arrest

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sharon ofek - chief academic officer of secondary education - palo alto unified school district "is the of homework to much for kids?that is sharon ofek chief academic officer of secondary education for the palo alto unified school district presenting data collected to the school board s urrounding the effects of too much homework on the well being of their students. the board held a special meeting tonight looking over research gathered from various studies they have been conducting district wide the last several years.advait arun - gunn high school student representative "homework at high school levels is real hard" avait arun a gunn high school student representative was there to share his experiences from the halls in the trenches. advait arun - gunn high school student representative "most kids would say yes too much homework" in 2012 the palo alto unified school district adopted a new policy to help avoid too much homework. the policy limits homework to 10 minutes per grade per night, monday through thursday, for elementary and middle school (so a fifth-grader would max out at 50

sharon, strong, sturdy and adding.ing 50 before mark and james anderson got both men before lunch. but just as james anderson got both men before lunch. butjust as the were made to feel uncomfortable, they settled in, yet again. there were the next to reach as england's18a quickly passed. but ben stokes can change any game and that is all but often happens, and in the once last over before tea, once more. with the poorest piece of cricket his side of playing in two days. in the final session, he remained on 68, not out though only for stokes to do more damage. he had to retire hurt to get with the tail end they battled on yet again, we all know what the best form of defences, pakistan definitely do. their lead over 150 now, and drops like this will not help england's scores. and despite some late success of the ball, the frustration grows. it's definitely hard, when you, honestly, but we've done this week in the plane that has been taken, it's hard to believe, because of the week we've gone so hard. it as those things

the second witness is sharon pinkerton for airlines for america. in this position, ms. pinkerton leads policy development on legislative and regulatory matters. working closely with capitol hill and the administration. before joining she served as an assistant for aviation policy, planning and environment at the federal aviation administration. primary to retirement at the f.a.a. she served as counsel to subcommittee chairman john micah. you're dating yourself. just -- brandon lafell ms. pinkerton is -- braffter] ms. pinkerton is recognized for five minutes. ms. pinkerton: thank you so much, chairman katko. we appreciate the opportunity to be here today to talk to you about these important issues. my real message to y'all today is really to say thank you. i think that as a result of your work, t.s.a.'s work together, partnering with airlines and airports, we are cautiously optimistic that t.s.a.'s ready for the summer travel. 4% growth. it's significant. now, the reason for the caution in my optimism, we have not forgotten what happened in 2016. we talked about it here

a lot of major business deals are at risk, sharon? quite a lot of them.pompeo was speaking in washington and he did not stipulate what these new sanctions would be but he used the strong language and he went on to say iran would be battling to keep its economy alive after these so—called sanctions take place. let's have a listen to exactly what he had to say. we will apply unprecedented financial pressure on the iranians regime. the leaders in tehran will have no doubt about our seriousness. they regime should know this isjust the beginning. the sting of sanctions will be painful if the regime doesn't change its course from the acceptable and unpredictable path it has chosen, to wombat rejoins the league of nations. so we know the effect of the us pulling out of the iran deal has had diplomatic repercussions over the last few weeks but the financial and economic implications will be huge because there were a whole series of companies that rushed in to do business with iran after a lot of the sanctions were lifted in the 2015 deal. this was france's total

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sharon reed has the latest. >> reporter: president trump continued his assault against the robert mueller investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election, tweeting sunday morning, who will give back the young is that beautiful lives and others that have been devastated and destroyed by the phony russia collusion witch hunt? but it was unclear whose lives he was referring to. his attorney rudolph giuliani piling on about the investigation. >> an investigation that we thought was rigged, was rigged from the very beginning. it never should have started. >> reporter: the president has been complaining that the fbi improperly spied on his presidential campaign. after an fbi briefing, the top democrat saying there is no evidence to support that claim. >> this is just a piece of propaganda the president wants to put out and repeat. and then they say, now that it's throughout, we need to investigate it. >> reporter: even the republican senator defending the actions. >> it appears he that there was an investigation, not of the campaign but of certain individuals who have a history tha

sharon ofek - chief academic officer of secondary education - palo alto unified school district "is theunt of homework to much for kids?that is sharon ofek chief academic officer of secondary education for the palo alto unified school district presenting data collected to the school board s urrounding the effects of too much homework on the well being of their students. the board held a special meeting tonight looking over research gathered from various studies they have been conducting district wide the last several years.advait arun - gunn high school student representative "homework at high school levels is real hard" avait arun a gunn high school student representative was there to share his experiences from the halls in the trenches. advait arun - gunn high school student representative "most kids would say yes too much homework" in 2012 the palo alto unified school district adopted a new policy to help avoid too much homework. the policy limits homework to 10 minutes per grade per night, monday through thursday, for elementary and middle school (so a fifth-grader would max out at

sharon joins us with the san jose theater where everything we need to know. it will be a very busy place tomorrow night. >> reporter: that's right. the lights just came on here at the california theater where the debate is taking place and the race is sure to heat up. today you can start mailing in your ballots and two bay area counties will get a taste of a new voting system that san mateo and napa countiy ies will get a taste of this system and at the california republican party convention in san diego this weekend, neither of the two top gop candidates for governors got the party aegs endorsements. san diego businessman got 55% of the vote. less than 60% needed to get the party endorsement, travis allen of hunting ton beach, 40% of the vote and 4% voted for no endorsements at all. >> it's really interesting, complicated to see what happens moving forward. >> i think the republicans have a lot of difficulty in california. >> the two top vote getters from the june 5th primary regardless of party will face each other and no endorsement could mean the november

sharon chen, kpix 5. it's 6--- time for your final five... the >>> today is graduation day. nearly 6,000 graduates are expected to walk across the stage, but some may be slightly disappointed in today's events. just hours into the uc workers three-day strike that started this week senator kamala harris broke the news she would not be speaking at berkeley's commencement as originally planned. instead, chancellor carol christ will. senator harris says because of the labor dispute she can't attend the commencement ceremonies. uc is proposing a 3% wage hike while its employees are calling for a 20% raise over the next three years. >> it's a bummer she is not able to show up for here for us. everyone here as students, we support our strikers and workers for them to get paid well. >> reporter: senator harris tweeted earlier this week if we are going to live up to our ideals as a nation it's critical to focus on economic key quality and economic justice. one key is making sure everyone has access to a good job with fair wages. the commencement ceremonies get underway at 10 this mor