spike lee. miss my brother, prince was a funny cat, great sense of humor. ♪ dearly beloved, we are gathered here today to get through this thing called life ♪ >> justin timberlake who idolized the rocker posting a heart felt message on his instagram. they say don't meet your idols, they let you down, some of my greatest, funniest, yes, he was hilarious, came from moments i spent with him. even the president chimed in, saying in part prince did it all, funk, r&b, rock and roll. he was a virtue owes oh instrumentalist, an electrifyin instrumentalist, an electrifying performer. his impact is undeniable. beyonce describing her grammy performance with the pop idol in 2004. >> i was like is that -- are you serious? i was on the stage with prince? like are you serious? that is crazy! i still can't believe it. ♪ ♪ >> and alicia keyes upon prince's rock and roll hall of fame induction. >> there are many kings, king henry viii, king solomon, king tut, king kong. but there's only one prince. ♪ ♪ >> jamie f

he said, "spike, i like your films".e said, "my problem is is that i don't like the title," which i didn't come up with. the term chi-raq came off local chicago rappers who thought, and i think rightfully so, where they live... southwest... west... on the southwest side of chicago, is a war zone. >> and the numbers confirm it. >> yes. the dubious numbers. and then he also said that this film will hurt tourism and economic development. well, i would like to tell you this. while we were filmin' chi-raqin chicago, nfl commissioner roger goodell had the nfl draft. >> just a little event. >> 250,000 people were in grant park for the (unintel). then you had the grateful dead's last five concerts at soldier field. then you had lollapalooza. those three events. you couldn't get a hotel room. you couldn't get a restaurant. >> couldn't get a rental. >> you couldn't get a car... chicago was jumpin'. nfl draft, grateful dead, lollapalooza, all happened while we were filmin' chi-raq. but that's all downtown. so this goes back to a ta

. >>> coming up, nypd brass being held accountable for spikes in crime. the i-team's cameras show the yiepd nypd like you've never seen it before. >>> first a look at what's on nbc tonight. sibila and i will see you again at 11:00. tune in this sunday for our first edition of ask the mayor. join melissa russo and me just before meet the press this he say's we should punish women who have abortions. there has to be some form of punishment. that mexicans who come to america are rapists. and that we should ban muslims from coming here at all. total and complete shut down. donald trump say's we can solve americas problems by turning against each other. it's wrong and it goes against everything new york and america stand for. with so much at stake, she's the one tough enough to stop trump. hillary clinton. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. (vo) you were born. you live in the hudson valley. you live in the bronx. you're more than one person. you're many people. you're a community. you know what you want when it comes to medical care. you want the

he said, "spike, i like your films".e said, "my problem is is that i don't like the title," which i didn't come up with. the term chi-raq came off local chicago rappers who thought, and i think rightfully so, where they live... southwest... west... on the southwest side of chicago, is a war zone. >> and the numbers confirm it. >> yes. the dubious numbers. and then he also said that this film will hurt tourism and economic development. well, i would like to tell you this. while we were filmin' chi-raqin chicago, nfl commissioner roger goodell had the nfl draft. >> just a little event. >> 250,000 people were in grant park for the (unintel). then you had the grateful dead's last five concerts at soldier field. then you had lollapalooza. those three events. you couldn't get a hotel room. you couldn't get a restaurant. >> couldn't get a rental. >> you couldn't get a car... chicago was jumpin'. nfl draft, grateful dead, lollapalooza, all happened while we were filmin' chi-raq. but that's all downtown. so this goes back to a ta

spike lee. miss my brother, prince was a funny cat, great sense of humor. ♪ dearly beloved, we are gathered here today to get through this thing called life ♪ >> justin timberlake who idolized the rocker posting a heart felt message on his instagram. they say don't meet your idols, they let you down, some of my greatest, funniest, yes, he was hilarious, came from moments i spent with him. even the president chimed in, saying in part prince did it all, funk, r&b, rock and roll. he was a virtuoso instrumentalist, an electrifying performer. his impact is undeniable. beyonce describing her grammy performance with the pop idol in 2004. >> i was like is that -- are you serious? i was on the stage with prince? like are you serious? that is crazy! i still can't believe it. ♪ ♪ >> and alicia keyes upon prince's rock and roll hall of fame induction. >> there are many kings, king henry viii, king solomon, king tut, king kong. but there's only one prince. ♪ ♪ >> jamie foxx talked about how prince influenced

. >> we had spike strips across both lanes, into the grass.no way that this van was going to go through without being spiked. >> sergeant manning, seen here on the right, waits for the fugitive to arrive, but not for long. >> i move toward the back of my police car, as i see the suspect vehicle has crossed the center line now, aiming right for my car. i didn't want to run out to the left or to the right and get run over, so i just waited till the suspect vehicle was committed in one direction. >> the van is barreling toward the officer at a tremendous speed, showing no signs of slowing down. with the vehicle right in front of him and with almost no time to react, manning makes a split-second decision and jumps into the embankment to his right. the driver of the van slams directly into manning's cruiser. the impact caught on video by a dashboard cam in another squad car. when the van hits, manning is standing only a couple feet away. >> and there was a tremendous bang and i saw it out of the corner my eye, my car just going up and back and it f

shuttle buses replaced trains for week as they struggled to find the source of voltage spikes along the route. after today's morning route, bart may run buses again if voltage spikes happen again. >>> federal highway officials are inspecting the tunnel that connects the oakland and san francisco ends of the bay bridge. the crew is using special radar to thoroughly scan the walls and ceilings of that space. caltrans has been keeping tabs on the tunnel since january. that's when a big chunk of concrete about the size of a tear crashed on the bridge's lower -- the size of a tire crashed on the bridge's lower deck. >>> san francisco police are searching for the thieves who stole from a charity that helps sick children. this surveillance video shows the suspect leaving the make-a- wish foundation after a saturday night heist. police say they broke into the offices with a crowbar, then in an office covered with photos of terminally ill children, the pair took laptops, electronics and a scooter. >> i do know that the scooter was purchased for $40,000 under auction. and again, this is something

[cheers and applause] spike, i amon: supposed introduce him. ok. i love you. i'm herein the love and of got to throw it right back at you. all right. bear with me. i have a lot to say. ok. today, i heard some obfuscating effects, some information that was be misconstrued, very misleading and very divisive. today, a lot of news outlets and the other democratic candidate -- [booing] no, no, no. we are better than that. [cheering] now, there is this rumor that is being perpetuated that trump talking about abortion and punishing women and doctors for sanders somehow bernie was saying that that wasn't an important issue. fact that he the has always stood up for women's rights coming ok, equality -- women's rights, equal pay, equality and pro-choice emma which the other democratic candidate very well knows. there is a rumor out there that, because we are giving trump too much time on the airways and we need to stop feeding into that hate, and talking about the issues, that somehow that meant he doesn't care about women's issues. shame on you, hillary. [cheers and ap

a portion of track was shut down because of vault aj spikes voltage spikes. >>> jerry brown is set to make our state in the first in the u.s. the first to offer minimum wage of $15, there is one catch. governor brown is confident it will better the lives of thousands of california families. >> those who earn the least do need more to pay for housing food maybe college for kids. >> he made those remarks yesterday in oakland. he was there to promote a ballot initiative to get convicts back in the workforce. >>> i returned from oklahoma city, $gas wd1 -- gas was $1.67. but we have gorgeous weather. >> we'll take it. >> it was 80 yesterday. >> we'll be pushing 80 tomorrow. today is moderate warm up. good morning everyone. this is the scene from the transamerica pyramid. right now i can see the tip top of the bay bridge which stands 525 feet from the water. this morning we have thin overcast, 48 in santa rosa, 55 in san francisco. he hi morning stepping on out -- this morning stepping out, the winds are 10 miles an hour in the concord walnut creek area. the winds are going to become bluste

>> somebody got shot. >> reporter: in the south bronx in the 40th precinct there's been a spike in crime. two shootings where are police officers themselves were the targets. overall, yes, shootings are down, but residents here are major crimes, as assaults saults, robberies. >> reporter: inspector carlos valdez is now in charge. in recent months assigned here to try to reverse these trends. >> we're up 50% for the 28-day period, 400% in burglaries. >> reporter: now inspector valdez and his team are about to get called down to headquarters for camp stat to answer to the nypd's top brass. >> yes, somebody just got shot. >> four shots. >> reporter: we were at the 40, an afternoon murder right across from a playground. >> any video? >> we have video of not the actual homicide but people fleeing. >> do we think maybe the shooting victim from last year was the intended target? >> reporter: ever major crime, every trend, this team regularly reviews cases. for answers. >> you have your robbery arrests down? >> 53 total compared to last year. that's something that we have to get out. this is my

it's a little spike, wouldn't you say? >> hot and short lived and that spike in those temperatures would be near record today and definitely smashing records tomorrow. looking at where we are going to go this afternoon in san rafael. up to 83 degrees, but the record is 87. san francisco not close to the record. oakland will be maybe tying a record or tying that old record in livermore. san jose 83 today. looking at the highs. we will have some of those temperatures reaching into the 80s today. we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. let's head over to mike giving us a look at what's happening as you head out the door. >> as you cross the bay bridge, a very pleasant view right now and an easy drive across the span. great stuff. that's what we want to see. it is tuesday. traffic tuesday what we call it because we expect to have your volume this week and next week going to disrupt the flow a little bit. making things lighter. we have the warriors and zee the a's both playing today and that will be a problem as

and that is a spike for us. >> reporter: big spike. >> a very big spike. >> reporter: the u.s.ensus shows alameda county is the fastest growing county in the state. it projects about 25,000 people move into the county each year. city leaders say they can't stop people from moving to pleasanton. they, like other bay area cities, have to plan for more homes to help ease the housing crisis. >> it's thoughtful planned growth. i think it's change at a rate that people can absorb. >> if we're going to grow more, then as a city, we have to decide we're going to put in more schools. we're going to put in more transportation. >> reporter: while growth is inevitable, the argument continues to be how fast should the city grow? in pleasanton, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> president obama nabbed some big games for a weekend golf game. mark kelly, aaron rodgers and espn hosts joined him on the group. they played at the courses at andrews air force base in maryland. that's news, i guess. the soccer star had a gift for president obama's daughters. he sent a pair of personalized jerseys to the girls

stevie wonder joins us, spike lee, jimmy jam, here to remember the musical force of nature prince. it is like hearing the grand canyon die, that's how adam mckay reacted to the passing at age 57. that barely scratched the surface. in the next two hours and whatever late reporting comes on the circumstances of his death, we will try to do prince justice. we will talk about the influence of stevie wonder and who influenced him, the people he loved, business

border there, that is a warmfront, lifting through, so temperatures are really going to have chance to spike once again today. see couple of clouds, really that's t here's where we stand right now, 51 at the airport, not too bad. cooler through all of the other outlying observation that is we've got on the map for you right here. forty-one in quakertown, 46 palmyra, in mt. holly the oddball out here at 39 degrees. so where you have the clearest sky, re remote suburbs, have chance to cool off more readily here this morning, take a peak, this looks awesome, mostly sunny, nice and warm today, p seven in the city. not shabby. upper 60s the expectation at the shore towns, keep it in mid 60s up in the mountains, as well, few additional clouds for you there. those clouds will be building as our next cold front starts to march ever closer. but today is a dry day shall meisha, a we can expect to see the sunshine throughout the afternoon. so overall not a bad way to kick start a week, flight. >> morning commuters will love this, 77, sunshine, dry roadways, thanks, for bringing good news on this very e

. >> a suspect ditched his truck and stole another pickup officers put down spike strips that stopped them. his name has not been released. >> and assistant basketball coach named in a sexual harassment claim resigned today. if you must sports reporter accused john hufnagel for sms method university gave notice they plan to fired them. his resignation came days after attorney spoke out in his defense. the university is reviewing his case. his attorney released a statement saying the toxic environment at berkeley has made it impossible for hufnagel to rejoin the basketball team he loves even if he is indicated. >> a contract agreement for faculty at cal state university has been a threatened strike on hold. csu announced the deal this afternoon the details will be released until tomorrow. the members of the faculty union and the board still need to vote. the faculty planned to half-day strikes next wednesday had all campuses. they have been demanding a 5% pay hike that csu could not afford that much. >> history was made up oracle arena is a worse came the second team in nba history to

a massive spike of 67%. well, it's due in part in the change of tactics by the islamic state in iraq and the levant. iraqi forces backed by the u.s.-led airstrikes has responded by ramping up large-scaled bombing targeting civilians. worst effected is the capital of baghdad. another 1500 iraqis were injured, a third were civilians. the rest were kurdish peshmerga or government-affiliated fighters. we have the latest now from baghdad. >> there are many reasons behind the increasing of the death toll that was mentioned by the united nations mission to iraq. mostly because the fighting is still going on. when the iraqi forces announced that they did launch more than operation in more than one area many areas are sub jacketed to military operation. we have to take into consideration that the very bad circumstances that some earlier, some cities in iraq are witnessing, especially when we talk about this issue, we talk about fallujah. fallujah is a surrounded area from all directions. it is sieged by iraqi forces

look at that spike.at spike were any more black it would have courtside seats to the knicks game. that's a black spike, and that's what they were doing. they were open about being racist back then. back in the 1800s-- and this is insane-- voting rights in mississippi were revoked for theft or arson but not for murder because as the mississippi supreme court ruled, black people were given rather to furtive offenses than to the robust crimes of the whites. yeah, in other words, black people commit sneaky crimes, whereas white people are good, old-fashioned murderers. ( laughter ) sounds like a def jam joke, doesn't it? you ever notice how the black people do those furt furtive crimes sneaking around, and you got white people ( bleep ), ( bleep ). that's a joke. so, even though we know it was a system designed to oppress black voters, can someone please explain to me why you would be against had change? >> i don't know any reasonable person who looks at our democracy and says the thing we need is more murde

following a night of celebrations of his life and music, including an enormous block party thrown by spike in brooklyn, new york. prince had millions of fans all around the world, but ironically he died alone. that was one of the revelations today about his sudden and still-unexplained death yesterday at the age of 57. dean reynolds has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: a van pulled away from the medical examiner's office this afternoon, returning the body of prince rogers nelson to his family. carver county sheriff jim olson spoke for many in this community. >> this is a tragedy for all of us. to you, prince rogers nelson was a celebrity. to us, he's a community member and a good neighbor. >> reporter: an autopsy and toxicology test took place brlier today, but the results won't be known for a while. what is known is that prince was dropped off by friends at 8:00 p.m. on wednesday. when staffers could not reach him hours later on thursday, they went to his 65,000-square- foot home and studio and found him slumped in an elevator on the first floor, alone and unresponsive. a tra

he saw a spike in the probability some about 20 to the 26th of june. int: more than 50% november, now it's more than 60% in december. twofutures are pricing in rate increases this year, where early this morning they were only pricing in one michael: it was decisively lower. it was another solid b plus for today's market. you had continued resilience in the wage inflation which is very important. i think this concept of his reservoir of workers coming into the workforce as wages increase is pretty well understood. i am going to guess that yellen or her colleagues are not too worried about the math of spiking wage inflation at this point. i think the table is more set for june or september or november hike than it was earlier. i want to make an important point. it doesn't really matter that much. the real question is -- you heard with bill gross just said. the one thing that really moved in the market, rates in the dollar did not move. activities -- equities are slightly up from the day. moreis getting more and alive everyday. matt: the market thinks yel

the first spike in our temperatures this year.ndful for the children, senior citizens and your pets as highs soar to mid-90s. by the end of the workweek, cooler temperatures and chance for rain showers. >>> let's look at traffic right now. northbound 101 loading up from 680 to julian. no delays once you get to 237. use 280 if you want to skip delays on 101. >>> more travelers are complaining despite the fact more flights are on time and airlines are losing fewer bags. the report shows a 34% jump in complaints over the last year. top reasons for frustrations include flight cancellations and delays and also extra fees for things like checked bags. >>> the low prices were nice while they lasted, but gas prices are once again above $4 in several places in california. one station near sfo has the price at $5.03 for a gallon of regular. two other stations across the state have gas at $4.99 and 20 are selling gas at $399. >>> a rap group and fans are gathering to remember a member, man who lived in the bay area. ♪ [ music ] ♪. >> a tribe

that is a spike of 67%. iraqi forces backed by success-led airstrikes say it has responded by wrapping up large scale bombings. worst effected is the capital of baghdad where 259 civilians have been killed. another 1500 iraqis were injured in march. around a third of them were civilians. the rest were government-affiliated fighters. we have the latest now from baghdad. >> there are many reasons behind their increasing of the death toll by the united nations mission in iraq. first of all, the clashes and the fighting in isil is still going on. and recently it has increased highly. one iraqi forces announced that they will launch or did launch more than an operation and more than one area. also we have to take into consideration that the very bad circumstances earlier especially when we talk about this issue. we talk about fallujah down. it is an area in all directions. people inside fallujah are talking about situations who witness coming through. now everybody is saying that the coming battle inside mosul or

are illegal immigrants causing spike in crime in our region. some say yes. others say no.hat is the topic we are tackling in tonights fogs five un filleted. >> jessie jane did you have with london center of policy research and virginia state delegate mark la 15 to represents the 40 fifth district which includes alexandria and arlington. thank you. jane this is a hot button issue i want to start with you. w their people who say, listen, it is not fair every time an illegal i mean grant commits a crime to label entire group of immigrants as criminals or potential criminals and we certainly shouldn't be talking l about deportting all of them.he. >> into i don't think everybodyh is calling everyone a criminal. let's be clear about that. when we start putting words in peoples mouths it is unfair. we do have a serious illegallleg immigration problem in this country. federal sentencing for illegal immigrants is over 30% in thehe federal prisons. deportation is not occurring byt the federal government we're talking spent on illegal immigrants for incarcerated, guess what the state

>> it's quite possible we do have a price spike and one of the thing about commodity prices, they are volatile. we could see it 120. liam had a wonderful piece talking about vashe and trangsing governments is never smooth and held russia as an example. we could see a disruption, but basically saudi arabia has recognized they have no market power and going to keep producing and see the push for tesla, see the push to limit the increased use of fossil fuels and they are in a rush to produce their oil before some other country produces its oil and see that in the prince's transcript as well. this is a situation where there is going to be a lot of oil and downward pressure on prices pierced periodically by shortages and high prices like we have crop failures in corn. alix: in some ways, the deputy crown prince calling for them to leave money on the table if you thought oil prices would recover. so some cases calling peak oil. >> clearly saudi arabia isn't banking on prices getting back to an economic level for them any time soon. their fiscal break-even price, the estimated price they nee

summer spike in gunfire. mayor muriel bowser called on the law enforcement agencies from across the nation's capitol to come for preemptive action. >> we still have a memoal shootings which took place last summer. one person killed right here. here is why so many people in the city are hoping that the mayor's efforts to bring the gun violence under control this summer, look at what is going on across the street. where all the shootings took place last summer. children playing. two juveniles -- >> array of law enforcement agencies meant to work on prevention. welcome and wonder if it will make a difference. >> more crime. soaring temperatures coincide ith the spike in gun violence. along the stretch a wild shoot-out last august between two groups left a uni some will be on guard until the summer is over. >> it's not safe anywhere. no matter what ward you live in. you have to as they say watch your back. your front, your sides. >> denouncing the gun violence in the city today. chief cathy lanier stressed her de

film director spike lee hosted an event celebrate his music in brooklyn. no cause of the death for the singer has been indicated as of yet. an autopsy will be connected later today. >> the top board of elections on the job after major voting problems during tuesday's primaries. the chief clerk has been suspended without pay while the investigation continues. >>> new york city doing its parse to reduce plugs as the world observes earth day. parts of the city will become car free in three locations. residents are encouraged to walk or ride a bike. city bike is offering free rides. >>> jews are paying for passover: passover commemorates the exodus of jews from slavery in egypt. let's get over to coy chi kyla grogan. >>> we have an overturned truck blocking the right and center lanes on route 78 as you approach the turnpike tolls. we have another accident in the same area. we've got a bus versus a car with an overturned jeep. they do have a tow truck out there so hopefully clearing soon. the lincoln tunnel has about a 30 minute delay, 20 minutes at the holland

shares initially spiked. abigail: this stock was down 2% earlier.pan softbank was probably out of the process and i are on ons report -- and higher this report. google is likely to weigh in. fact that thee price rise in my offer could be less than what ceo marissa mayer is working for. thank you so much. abigail doolittle at the nasdaq. let's get back to that breaking story. proceedingd to be with a bid for yahoo!'s web business. allen joins us now. i know we will talk a lot about apple but you do cover verizon stocks. what you think about them making an offer for yahoo!? guest: it has been talked about for a while. waysare looking for other to go into the growth area. they bought aol, tim armstrong as a ceo. they launched a product called go 90. there is a dedication in this company to try and expand into media properties and i think this is just an extension tim armstrong is tried to get into. carol: it would be good for verizon or not? acquisition. small anything looking for growth, we would legacy them focus more on finding ways to add more capa

we are seeing spikes in the commodities.get a sense that the market is saying, "if it is going to stay in this environment for some time, why are we in the u.s. dollar, should we be bringing investments back home?" i think the u.s. dollar index has been on that 50-70 level for some time. we could see a fell upon the dollar that could support the commodity sector. rishaad: and gold, naturally? jonathan: it's been a bit boring. the reasons to buy gold have been hard. we have obviously seen a good rally. 1270 now. i see the dollar under pressure, ic gold spike quite readily. a dollar for to be gold. we'll see that price go back up to 1270. those dovish terms are perhaps official policy. jonathan: that's the hard thing, you have to find a captain in this respect. if that's what's going to happen, that's what going to happen. i think obviously, people really do want to save. you look at inflation, and it's moving, but not in a drastic way. at the end of the day, whatever comes out of the fed, it will be prolonged in any case. i t

lee. >> it's so special to be here celebrating with spike lee and his family. i wouldn't want to be any other place. >> reporter: in 2011, the uptown dance company was in danger of closing when prince heard about it he immediately wrote them a check for $250,000. >> in it f it weren't for that donation, i don't think we would be in existence. >> reporter: the marquis still lit up tonight for prince. i talked with officials here at the apollo. they will eventually have a tribute for him. they say it's clear that his legacy is living on here in new york both with his music and here with the fans. live outside the apollo theater, michael george, news 4, new york. that news rocked the music and entertainment industry as prince influenced so many artists. i talked with corey murray who was the editor for his "essence" cover story. he was a force who was an inspiration. >> he gave us others and all that great music just came from being in his presence or being surrounded by him. he really was the soundtrack of the '80s. >> we put together a slide show of prince on ou

the temps spike up as we get sunshine at 1:00 p.m. next 7 days look like this, a nice stretch bright but brisk and tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and friday with the lows in the 40s, and that means lows in the 30s in the burbs. but then upper 60s on saturday with sunshine, spectacular, and low 70s on sunday, and mid-70s and sunshine monday. >> wow. >> big news; right? >> college park? >>> yeah, two players who are leaving for the draft. you can probably figure it out. but we'll tell you when we come back, and the capitals are getting ready for post-season action. could this be the year they win itall? stay with fios is not cable. we're wired differently. and fiber optics move at the speed of light. over the last 10 years, our cable competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more. including pc magazine's #1 for internet speed 10 years running. and jd power ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year... in a row