you can see the sheen on the pavement. slow down and drive for conditions. >>> all right, thank you. up next the seven things you need to know as you start your day. >> new rules when it comes to going live on facebook. pthe one strike policy. >> and special >>> good morning. it's 5:13. here are the seven things to know before you go. the first one storm impact scale still a two for today. the rain is developing right now and moderate. it will get heavier especially during the midafternoon through the evening hours. up to an inch of rain and fastest winds during the commute. >> the man accused of violently dragging a woman and child down a flight of stairs during a purse snatching in san jose is due in court today. police say pablo cabrera targeted asian females carrying expensive handbags. >>> number three is a story just coming in to our live desk. kamala harris announcing today if she becomes president she will take executive action to ban imports of all ar-15 style weapons. >>> number four, alabama's governor may sign

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you can see some sheen on the roads there. nearly a half inch in the blue, more than an inch in the green. >>> the chase center in san francisco is hiring. the warriors' new home will need about 2,500 workers when it opens later this year. there will be three job fairs next month. it's for curran employees at oracle arena. everyone else can go on june 22nd or june 24th. the locations are still being determined. >>> single day tickets for san francisco's outside lands music fest go on sale tomorrow. >> organizers released the daily lineup. the festival is august 9 through the 11th. friday will feature 21 pilots, childish gambino. paul simon closes out the festival on sunday along with kacey musgraves. we have the full lineup onor everyone at this concert series. >> if you knew every single one of those acts, i will give you a medal. there's at least one i've never heard of. >> there is one i did not know, mike. >> i'm just hoping it doesn't rain. when is it again? >> in august. >> it will rain, mike. >> probably this year. >>>

sheen consigning future son in the future of nigerian youths and i believe in he sees sort of reach yes you can see i am weary of why he t. shirt with me here because of my supporters here. ok and what would you like to see president bari do in he's next term very quickly. i want him to be more the treaty in the fight against corruption and i want you to . actively engage promises like he's doing now because. economy you. talk even as i'm talking no i'm a school teacher teaching because i know the importance of i also want him to concentrate more on agriculture because major u.s. economy defend on that because all right i will back akashi in for us thank you. and there was another inauguration this one on tuesday in malawi repeats which article was sworn in off to being reelected in last week's general election more on that in a moment because i 1st want to show you footage received from a contact in malawi this game a clue and. you know if you don't remember the video of the ports to show police firing tear gas into the headquarters of the main opposition or the n.p.c. in c.p. rather i

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the first time in a long time we've had any sheen on the pavement. it's not a washout this morning.fternoon. looking live at the toll plaza at the moment. right around the metering lights sounds like a truck to assist went through and missed them the first time. they are looping back around. once you make it on to the bridge things are looking better. that cleared and the backup is thinning out quickly. if you're coming into the cal did i could the tunn dicott tunnel, about a 15-minute delay through orinda. >>> the rain falls first in the north bay. >> reporter amy hollyfield live for us in larkspur. >> reporter: good morning. it does not feel like may. we have had rain. we're getting some wind. it is just a unique morning, it doesn't feel like spring in the bay area. we know people are curious about the may storm and businesses that rely on spring weather will take a hit. they think they will lose $20,000 to $30,000 because of this rain. >> the rain that will start some time this evening and tomorrow and then into this week is forcing us to cancel trips and potentially close down d

you can see a little sheen on the pavement. looking pretty dry. we have high wind advisories in effect for all of our bridge from the bay bridge northward. a crash in the left lane waiting on a tow truck. 4 miles an hour once you get right through the 580 interchange and getting through the altamont pass about 10 miles an hour. not a lot of all this week abc 7 news is building a better bay area with tips to keep you safe. >> and that includes protecting your car and beloings. did you know a simple evening routine every day could help out? marin county sheriff's department is joining forces with police nationwide sending a tweet at 9:00 p.m. reminding you to lock your cars, your homes, set all your alarms. auto burglaries are spiking. many of us leave it easy by leaving valuables in plain sight. >> people think they're in and out real quick. it takes five to ten seconds. >> yeah, take a look. this demo showing you how easily someone can steal your stuff. just like that. reporter cornell barnard caught up with police for tips tonight on abc 7 news.

you see the sheen, slicker roadways. so do be careful out there. >> the north bay is expected to receive a lot of rain initially. that's where we send our crews. >> pete suratos joins us live from petaluma. how is it looking up there, pete? >> reporter: yeah. good morning to you, laura and marcus. well, no ball cap on yet so far. it's fairly dry here in petaluma. maybe a little bit of a sprinkle right now. even on our drive up from mill valley, going up north through the cities through san rafael and novato, we didn't see any rain. so far, so good. of course the conditions could change throughout the day, as we have been discussing all morning long. there will be roughly two and a half inches in santa rosa through the weekend. when the rain comes in, things could change. a tweet was sent out by sonoma county as far as getting prepared for the rain. all the stuff we have discussed the past few months because of this rain. wet and slick roads, ponding. never drive-through standing water. increased commute times today and t

policies that need to change. >> what you mean evangelical sheen? >> many evangelical conservatives, some democrats in the south, support the president on these issues and feel like he's nominating the judges they want and affecting instituting rules they want in the federal government. >> if you make a cold, political calculus that a president who does not embody your values personally still going to want or do the things you want politically then i don't agree with it or like it but at least i get it. how do you unravel that cold political calculus because it certainly out there? >> in the case of some of the people in this ministration you ask at what point do you say this far, but no further accepted a lot. >> exactly. i don't think they should have it by this is not worthy of criticism from the beginning. when i read the bible there's an awful lot about hypocrites in there. frankly, neither priest nor government officials come off very good in the new testament. in particular there is a lot about hypocrisy. i'm old enough to remember conservati

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you see the sheen on the roadway. wet roads out there. watch your speed. show you how things are shaping up around the bay. >>> plus, ucf workers go back on strike today. the national figure that's here to support them. that's coming up. you are watching "today in the bay." right now at five - here comes the rain ... again. the second of the three storms due to arrive soon in the bay area tiburon. >>> right now at 5:00, here comes the rain again, a second of three storms due to arrive soon in the bay area, possibly bringing thunder and lightning with dusty winds. a lot of snow in the mountains as well, meteorologist kari hall has your hour-by-hour outlook. plus -- >> not one more life should be lost because our lawmakers failed to secure our borders. >> president trump unveils a major new immigration proposal. we are live on capitol hill with who will be most impacted. and -- >> the sharks take game three in st. louis, not without controversy, the game everyone is talking about this morning. "today in the bay" continues right now. a good morning for you on

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to address the thing about this tour is that it shows the transformation of maybe sheen so apart from seeing the main sites you also get to see some neighborhoods this one for example was on the garbage pile so we get to learn a bit about three and a transformation of the neighborhood from a garbage pile with actual neighborhoods where the park up. with its many hotels restaurants bars and clubs have a lot of is the most popular neighborhood in all of maybe she's trying to it's pretty colorful the touristy but they're full also very safe. because many of us look you know many will say i'm going on the skills and this is probably the most sensible use so it's a good idea to own one of these people because you're. just seeing. the new president. we're now on the former property of popular school but it was one of the. a bridge below us and it's also right by the lake pretty pretty tough story actually. now if you can come to this property and you can see the remains of the house and it was actually called think i am and we laughed and this was the name and his daughter let's have a look

any major conflict the syrian government and the russian government are focused on basically senate sheenthe last remaining pockets that are outside of government control we're seeing this now and it led and i suspect that they will need some time to even after they recover these territories to change to cooperate i'm going back into that under syrian government control and so on and as long as that process continues then i don't think we'll see any direct confrontation with israel they're on to other news now and a senior iranian politician has suggested that talks be held between his country and the u.s. weeks of escalating tensions hospital if allowed to pay as chairman of the iranian parliament special security and foreign policy commission he tweeted the highest iranian and american officials have objected the war option bought their off potties who are rushing to destroy the launch part of the world it must be a table and involve kolkata where the 2 sides could meet and want to end this tension saying best avi has more from padda. mr fuller is a senior m.p. he's an elected member of

they belong to the sustainable and actually brand it's not sheen from munich sebastian teases the forced labor he's found his family has been in the shoe industry for six generations but even for him working with stone was. one of them if you want it's hundreds of millions of years old all natural and each pair is unique. technically speaking it isn't superior to leather because some of the shoes are a bit less robust so you shouldn't wear them in siberia at minus forty degrees celsius do they go but they're perfect for normal day to day purposes. the process of making stone flexible enough for making starts with huge blocks of marble slate. using special technique very thin slumps a song which i then flew onto a flexible material. the movement was invented by berlin based company and. works with the flexibility the spine of the heisman i feel the money the stone becomes flexible if you make it very very thin. we're talking less than one millimeter thick and then combine it with something stabilizing the. roof of a dog that can be fiberglass or cotton fleece. either will stabilize the sl

presents by no doubt to the more theme but i still couldn't go down new president duties with mighty sheen across or that the ban on extra says on shot on it as a national fund gets up in the set about thirty lead. friends issue floyd if you know matt open or are you. that east will. live in your burnished his novel was a surprise success in romania it's the story of a young woman who painstakingly tries to build a life for herself in book arrest while her mother works in spain. furnished and knows what it's like to feel abandoned her mother too has worked in western europe for years one of some four million romanians. i read recently a report of the un i think it was with. fosters depopulating countries in the world and they were all ten in eastern europe. and germany was among them not the first not on the first place but still and it was like all our neighbors all the area hungary ukraine moldova they were all there in the list and that's. it's weird and makes you think because it was a global import. migrant workers sent a lot of money home but romania needs doctors teachers engineers

robert: what do you mean evangelical sheen? many evangelical conservatives, some even democrats in the south, they support this president on a lot of these issues. they feel like he's nominating the judges they want, he's affecting -- he's instituting the rules they want in the federal government. pete: if you make a cold political calculus that a president who does not embody your values personally is still going to want to -- is still going to do the things you want politically, then i don't agree with it, i don't like it, but at least i get it. robert: how do you unravel that cold political calculus? it's certainly out there. pete: i think in the case of some of the people in this administration, you ask, at what point do you say this far but no further? robert: they've accepted a lot. pete: exactly. i don't think they should have. that's why i think this was worthy of criticism from the beginning. when i read the bible, there's an awful lot about hypocrites in there. frankly, neither priests nor government officials come of

foreigners in germany's is still inclusive in de mass in the i'm yet stiffish thing in mass and after sheen's infamous for fellow hero and the rest he gave in how to stim their stack and kept that to shine and it also would a game like that in. light of the exhibit 0 tax cuts here. in 2015 frank walter steinmeier germany's foreign minister explained to government critics that with a shrinking workforce and an aging population the german economy needed the manpower refugees could provide. german trains are a lifeline in my search for fellow arabs across this process country. analyst and. maddy allaire we came to cologne to study sociology in 1902 he's an activist trying to stop deportations of young arabs and the aftermath of the cologne new year's eve events close to 20 have already been deported and 2 arrested. yeah yeah yeah. it's about their dictatorial and the money it's about. what the world knew about me at the bat. oh. yeah. the queen. and how can you. let the. wealth of cable dining with. his. maties words reflect my own belief that our exile may be rooted in our nation's lack of demo

he has shown it to be to case of north korea however mr bolton is on the record for desiring every sheen change in tehran so for mr bolton and the people who are in favor of regime change the logic of this maximum pressure is that we are going to put as much going on the pressure psychological pressure political pressure international pressure on iran to bring iran to do negotiating table so be can get a better deal if iran doesn't come to the negotiating table their thinking is there could be a possibility of implosion eve on war there could be a possibility of regime change if you look at what has happened to be wrong in the past year the economic sanctions and the policy or distracted you of maximum pressure has created huge economic problems for you doc the kind of which i don't think iran has experienced at least since this started of the eat on iraq war in the past 39 years however the have not seen the kind of internal uprising or internal demonstrations that the advocated the regime change thought see these sanctions are crippling the iranian economy and unlike what a lot of peop

we're still none are dating charlie sheen. [laughter] that's a joke from six years ago.while in the waters off norway fisherman spotted a whale wearing a tight harness big enough to carry a camera or weapon with a equipment st. peteringburg believed it escaped from a russian military facility trained perhaps to spy. fisherman did remove the harness and whale appeared to be in good health. a spy whale pretty smart. smarter than these two. >> i bet i can do more pushups. >> i bet you could too. [laughter] ♪ that's beautiful gave them a kiss. that was beautiful. do you think they're on sphook? >> i think they are on facebook. [laughter] cocaine shrimp or whale. for 200 -- i love everything is a spy whale. you have the intel on bottom of boats. and local fish population. it was most navies united states included. they have programs with whales. they use whales. and they have hanses on back that usually carry tools and stuff dives and stuff not freaking laser bombe on their back and just whale bent on destruction to destroy norway had a change of heart and threw a gun away an

washington mag sheens and groceries at the grocery store. jonathan karl on what the president is demanding in return. >> reporter: in a move that surprised his own top aides, the president decided to act after a group of more than 1,000 migrants crossed the border illegally near el paso on wednesday. the administration says is the largest group of migrants ever detained at the border. "mexico has taken advantage of the united states for decades," trump declared via twitter. "time for them to finally do what must be done!" the white house says the tariffs will begin as a tax of 5% on all goods that cross border adding another five percent every month, until hitting 25% in october. the white house says the tariffs will remain in place until mexico does more to stop the flow of migrants, but it's unclear exactly what they're required to do. >> this is actually a brilliant move by the president "this will get everyone's attention in mexico. >> reporter: the economic impact will be felt quickly in the united states increasing the costs of consume

of the books to the to my clients it's a gentleman named john bradshaw and he is titled healing the sheen that binds and that's a very good way of dealing with toxics which is paralyzed but we want to work or it is not also developing a level of toxicity religiosity you know in islam promotes healthy spirituality not toxic religiosity excellent advice there i wanted to share some advice from someone online who was dealing or was dealing with an eating disorder sam kim says i explained to my mom that i thought i had an eating disorder and we had to go to the general practitioner who then referred me to a mental health service i got assigned to an eating disorder nurse and so the next year during a ban we had an in-depth talk with her about whether or not we thought that i should fast and so that is the advice from one person i want to play video comment with advice from someone else this is a her she's the director of the muslim youth helpline out of the u.k. and she talks about what it is they face their ramadan can be especially difficult if you have an eating disorder one of the things

action showed that since the school district is only interested in numbers we symbolically inroad sheen since our children are being treated like rams. those who can read we the teachers regret the reduction of the number of classes but it seems we will need to have more students in each class next year the initiative does not come from the teachers but from the parents and this action made us smile if anything. by september 1st we will definitely have one class closed says that he'll be difficult to survive well if this means that the rest of the classes are going to be overstretched despite the engineer to this $1015.00 the morning mosco time good morning coming up after months of negotiations in those much hyped summits north korea and the us still seems to be on good terms together despite the launch of yet another run to test missiles how's that working out it's one of stories a. conway there is to cater for the worlds that are left that exist in america sell if i go into a big bank that bank of america citi bank wells fargo bank and i say. i want to borrow $100000.00 and i want yo

hello there, that charlie sheen continues. there is quite a deal of dry weather out there.ouds working in from the northwest. temperatures around nine, to 1a degrees. those showers across northern scotland will come towards the south and will become the winter he over the higher ground. we have more cloud than last night, not quite as cold, but temperatures are around two to 4 degrees. bank holiday monday will bring us a line of cloud. it bring showers out of scotland across northern england. either side of that it should be mostly dry. some sunny smiles here and there. not very warm, temperatures just eight to 18 degrees —— date. hello this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines. the prime minister appeals to jeremy corbyn to resolve their differences and help her deliver brexit. the shadow chancellor says labour insists on a customs union in any deal. do you trust the prime minister? now. not after this weekend. i think she has jeopardised the negotiations. police forces in england and wales are urged to rethink their policy of asking rape victims for access to m

there you go, you can see a sheen and a stackup in the cash lanes in the bay>>> the warrior who they3. >> green nailed that shot in overtime on their way to a 119-117 win in the dove's defense then stopped the blazers from tying it or winning game four at the buzzer. >> we knew if we were going to have a chance to win that, we had to make a stand. in basketball that's what it's up about. >> we had to scratch and claw for three of the four victories. >> we will enjoy it. we know four more wins defiance your season. >> the warriors are now the first team to reach the finals five times in a row ine an 50ears look there, too. dig's sporting goods started showing the hats and shirts. dove nation can load up on nba finals gear. they will either face the raptors or bucs. abc 7 is the only place you can see the finals. you can watch game one next thursday may 30th only at 7:00. >>> hi, mike. >> everybody. here's it way over towards the south bay. you can see a better chance of wet weather there, if you are about tohill hit pleasanton, livermore, over towards fremont, you may run into wet wea

. >> charley sheen purchased that ball.ew years later it went for a half million dollars. >> reporter: do you wish you could have hung onto it? >> no, because it would be sitting in my attic probably. >> reporter: his memory of bill buckner was not limited to that one play. >> i always said it was a shame with buckner, but, you know, if it wasn't for billy, i don't think the red sox would have been in the world series anyway. >> reporter: buckner died at the age of 69 after years of struggling with dementia. in oakland, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> it is the big worry on all these holiday weekends. the alarming number of duis and accidents. so far 21 people have been killed in car crashes statewide. at least half of thosearin thei. as for drunk driving, more than dthousa >>> drunk driving is not suspected, though, in this deadly crash that tied up traffic for hours in walnut creek. happened before noon on northbound 680. a porsche and jeep collided near the exit. sadly the 63-year-old driver of the porsche died. t

. -- in the sheen jang region. one of the gravest human rights situations confronting the world right now is extremely limited. raisedthink that you some important points. he gave the example of vietnam. we need to think about the internet as a shared quibble system. that is under threat. it is under threat by autocratic countries that are putting pressure on u.s. social media companies. it is under threat from a new framework from which we look at social media companies and the role they play in this global information system. mentioned, is a country of great concern. you mentioned the correspondent can -- as best as we can as we can determine, kidnapped and taken to vietnam where he remains in prison. this is indicative of the broader repressive environment journalists in that country confront. >> thank you very much. we are joined by the fair -- by the chair of the foreign affairs committee. >> thank you, chairwoman. i appreciate your indulgence. i have a short statement to make. i am glad this subcommittee is h

action showed that since the school district is only interested in numbers we symbolically inroad sheen since our children are being treated like rams. go to school we teach is regret the reduction of the number of classes and scenes we will need to have more students in each class next year the initiative does not come from the teaches but from the parents and this action made us smile if anything. by september we will definitely have one class closed he will be difficult to survive this means that the rest of the classes are going to be overstretched. gathered up back to square one after months of negotiations and those much hype summits north korea and the us again it all adds up to pyongyang's launch of yet another round of test missiles just one of the stories we've got lined up for you. seemed wrong but we all just don't all. get to say proud to stay active. and engaged with. the trail. find themselves while the party we choose to look for common ground. what politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president.

of what's in that report so it is going to be a long drag out fight it appears that the trumpet mr sheen has said that's fine congress can subpoena everything they want financial records tax returns testimony we're just not going to give it and let's see what you do so what is the next move as far as the committee is concerned can they actually at some point bring barback to in front of them to on some more questions. well they think they can and if you look at the cases precedent in this country there hasn't really been a recent president but over the course of time the courts have tended to side with congress in their constitutional ability to conduct oversight of the executive branch so it looks if you look at precedent like the democrats have some way of forcing administrations hands on this but what they're going to do is a couple of different options they can try to have somebody who works for barr prosecute him for criminal contempt that seems unlikely since he's their boss they could try to have a judge force him and civil contempt to try and compel him to testify to hand over th

with a sheen it is it does. the european commission has once again scaled back its forecast for economic growth. single currency bloc is expected to grow just one point 2% in. twenty nineteen france is projected to grow just a bit faster but the biggest surprise it came from the euro zone's biggest economy. germany's growth forecast was cut to just half a percentage point second week is pace in the block. germany'ss economy is driven by manufacturing and exports and it's been deeply impacted by the global trade tensions you see italy at the bottom there this is the commission forecast just point 1% gdp growth. after it slipped into recession at the end of last year. european officials issued an even more dire warning about room spending plans setting the stage for a renewed clash. european commission says the budget deficit is due to hit two and a half percent of gdp this year and three and a half percent next. that would breach the rules which mandate member states to keep their deficits within 3% of gdp. room

like we've been pushed out of most other industries you don't have a merchant marine we don't have a sheen full industry we're down to carmakers that have 4050 percent of our own domestic market so the real economy companies have been really suffering or the. long term you know a nation of 30000000 we need jobs and we need to make things work so it doesn't need to be protectionism but you have to go into this with a really practical reality and say if china is a 25 percent duty against us why we should not have a point by the duty again. so this whole trump great war thing is basically just putting the same policies they have against united states that the united states going to put against china so. long term it has to be done i see no other way around diet dan thanks for being on kaiser part i should mention that we're going to have me on for another segment and we're going to talk about joe biden is sons business dealings and in china so i think we're going to be breaking some interesting stories there with dan collison ice being on the kaiser report thanks max that's the idea for this

it was not the intervention of actor michael sheen over christmas, who paid for security to be here, piece in pristine condition and then there is this wooden piece and, as you mention, the piece is now being taken down. engineers have been working here this morning, cutting out this section, so it can be moved over the next few days to its new location. and john brandler, the owner, is standing next to me. john, describe to us why in your opinion this is one of banksy‘s most important works. without doubt this is one of the most important works. in fact, it is the most important work. on one side, you have a boy standing in what he thinks is snow next to a sledge. it is called season's greetings. it was painted just before christmas. it is a young boy standing, waiting for enough snow to fall for him to take the sledge next to him and go tobogganing down any of these hills all over wales. when you come around the corner, out of sight of him, there is a brazier burning waste material. and that is pumping pollution into the sky, which is coming round the corner of the garage and falli

we stabilize the situation but obviously organize ground he said we deal with sheen top of john that you deal with so will you trying to stop it at one place it will lead up to the other one. in the ongoing war who will prevail the poachers or those protecting the rhinos. with only 25000 rhinos left worldwide where the men and women fighting organized crime have time to win the war before it's too late. 2 years on from the shocking events in 12 b. the culprits of still not been identified. mizuno has a new. resident called unesco a symbolic new arrival. of. the crime syndicates today have the power to wipe out a species that is roamed the earth for 55000000 years. it's a fate threatening a range of other treasured animals to. the trafficking of wildlife and animal products is now worth $15000000000.00 euros a year the 4th most lucrative illegal trade on the planet. robotics. deep learning merged reality wait a 2nd we want the whole picture perfect so is that a vague idea shift deliver us. from another reality cryptocurrency to your topics for live in an ever changing digital world le

to make a knowledge you have to be violating the law that congress made it explicit it was a single sheen between types of offenses relatively minor offenses like record-keeping violations and leaving in place. >> you miss the question. i agree with you that it is a willfulness requirement where we are looking at the statute that makes it unlawful. all right? don't get that. i agree with that. but now look at that which makes it unlawful. if you look at that, sometimes could impart on - - in part be opposed to rules or laws in that part that this court has said you have to know the legal status. happily said that clicks. >> i think the court has said unless the willfulness is imposed you don't have to show awareness. >> even in the instance with a criminal statute that has within it a thing? and that is composed of laws? suppose they are so technical. >> maybe i could step back and answer this way. even assuming congress thought there was some mens rea with respect to status with a have chosen knowingly? we know the answer is no because of subsection d which is the firearm dealer section