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for its legendary producer steven bochco it was all about innovation it just changed the rules of. law that is. all the rules we created a language. that really didn't exist. hill street blues featured a cast of characters some of them lovable and some not so lovable. at its core it wasn't a cop show at its core it was a people show it was just about these people. and how they managed to survive. in which they had an impossible job. steven bochco had more hits with outstanding police and crime shows including the acclaimed n.y.p.d. blue murder one and l a law. one of television's true pioneers bochco late much of the groundwork for today's era of streaming and binge viewing. you're watching news still a common life as an immigrant in saudi arabia some foreign workers are facing new hardships because the country's ambitious reform program is finding for charter files a rare report from the kingdom on the costs of change. and her powerful images focus on women in the muslim world but they have made from exile where the iranian artists that spent most of her life will take a look at s

producer steven bochco died sunday after a long battle with leukemia. bochco created "hill street blues" and "nypd blue" and "l.a. law." he was no, i am nature ed -- he was nominated for a primetime emmy 30 times. he is survived by his wife and three children. he was 74. >> influence on almost every night of the week in primetime. >>> spring is finally arrived and in the south winter refusing to leave. let's bring in meteorologist ivan cabrera. >> if it helps, i will start off we will have temperatures by mid week in the 60s. we have a way to go. we have snow to go through here and we are talking about several inches of accumulation. the winter weather advisory which would not be a big deal, but it is the first week in april. my goodness. here comes the snow. it has been snowing down to kansas city and this started in the central plains. it is on top of us here. it is a quick mover. a quick shot of heavy snow. watch the clock. by midday, snowing across portions of new england and this is out of here by the evening commute. we will have temperatures warmi

along the way, he won 10 p.me- time emm steven bochco was 74 years old.ll to come on the newshour: the president's twee about immigration, put in context. teachers in kentucky and oklahoma strike for better pay. a viral video shows how a national conglomerate is shaping local ne, and much more. >> woodruff: president trump capped off his two-day barrage of immigration-related tweets by declaring today, "daca is dead." lisa desjardins puts the president's long-shifting stance on immigration policy in context. >> desjardins: let's start with the latest from psident trump, today at what is usually a non- political event. >> thank you all for being here folks. >> desjardins: ...the annual keite house easter egg roll. the president was about his tweets on immigration. >> it's a shame and nopeople are really taking advantage of daca. and that's a srdme. >> desjas: this after a weekend flood of similar trump tweets. why now? it may be a response tenfox news segmt. >> a carav of migrants, at least 1,200 strong, marching across mexico toward the united states.s: >

and we look back at the life of legendary tv innovator steven bochco tonight at 6:00. >>> novato police a little fun combining easter and april fool's day. the department tweeted this picture and what a bunny police officer? novato police joked they sent out their police bun toe the scene of a suspected easter egg theft and the yolk was on all of us. i've been working with spencer christian for all of us. that's it for the news at 5:00. i'm eric thomas. for drew and schu we'll see you right back her >>> tonight, the holiday storm wreaking havoc across the country. a spring slam on easter sunday. the midwest strike hitting right now. up next, major cities along the east coast. and already, dangerous driving. hundreds of accidents. >>> denying the dreamers. president trump says no more daca deal, blaming the democrats. and tweeting, quote, "caravans of immigrants are heading toward the southern border." >>> city on edge. a grandmother among the demonstrators struck by a police car as protests over the deadly police shooting of stephon clark hit a flashpoint. >>> emergency landing. the pas

steven bochco, the the creative force behind "hill street blues" "l.a. law" "nypb blue," "doogie howser m.d." and others, serious that won a slew of emmy awards and changed the face of television. bochco passed away after battling cancer over the weekend. he was 74 years old. >>> irish eyes are smiling after a buzzer-beater for the ages. notre dame won the ncaa women's basketball championship in a thriller. arike ogunbowale hitting a last-second three-pointer giving the irish the title over mississippi state, after beating perennial powerhouse uconn with another ogunbowale game-winning shot in the final four. it's notre dame's second national championship. >>> when we come back here tonight, she's answered the call time and time again. now after nearly 30 years, this trail blazing firefighter is ready for life's next chapter. "those who serve" is coming up next. never gets the the trick scammers are using to steal their hard- earned cash. plus, nearly a hundred years old and getting the ax. why dozens of south bay trees are deemed -- too dangerous. next.

steven bochco won numerous awards during his career.dited with helping redefine division television dramas. bochco had been battling leukemia in 2014 transplant that helped prolong his life. his family said he died in his sleep sunday with relatives close by. he was 74. >> big loss there. >>> on the night the vegas golden knights clinched the nhl's pacific division title the team honored the victims from the shooting in october. they retired number 58 and raised a banner with the names of those 58 people that were killed in the mass shooting on the vegas strip, with the words "vegas strong" clearly on top. this is the golden knights' inaugural year in the nhl. they now move on to the playoffs. well done. >>> after almost three weeks of voting, it comes down to this match-up. we are not talking about villanova and michigan. we're talking about the dq blizzard and mcdonald fries head to head in a munchie madness championship and if you have a preference, go to our facebook, twitter, instagram and vote for this year's champion. >> you and

thank you and rest well, steven bochco. you were one on a kind.inly an amazing life and legacy. he actually worked on tv for over 35 years. his last show was produced between 2014 and 2016. >> you still feel the influence of steven bochco in shows today. >> exactly. >> thank you. >>> back to rob. more on the storm coming to the midwest. >> another one, george. on top of the one that's exiting the northeast right now. that next one comes across the midwest, with severe storms and more snow. select cities brought to you by walgreens. >>> good monday morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. mild again today, a little breezy at the coast, though. an atmospheric river arrives thursday. we don't get those very often in april and sunday is trending drier and warmer as we try to salvage part of the weekend. upper 50s and low 60s along the coast in san francisco. mainly mid- to upper 60s around the bay, low to mid-70s inland. tonight, temperatures a little cooler than this morning. most of us in the 40s. >>> coming up, they called him the affluenz

tributes are being paid to the us television producer and writer steven bochco, who has died, aged 7aamerica's best—known police dramas, including hill street blues, la law and nypd blue. the ten—time emmy award winner had been suffering from a rare form of leukaemia for several years. the headlines on bbc news: the nhs in england is likely to face a "year—round crisis", as this winter's pressures extend into the summer. that's the warning from some doctors. the director of public prosecutions, alison saunders, will stand down in october after a series of recent controversies. two men have died in a crash on the m62 near bradford, after a car was driven on the wrong side of the road. an abandoned chinese space laboratory — which has been in orbit around the earth since 2011 — has broken up on re—entry over the south pacific ocean. tiangong—1 was being used to train astronauts, but it stopped functioning in 2016, meaning technicians on the ground weren't able to manage its controlled descent to earth. lebo diseko has more. heavenly palace blasting off. china's first space station was s

steven bochco was the creative force behind "l.a.lue," and "hill street blues." >> his shows featured multiple story lines that continued from week to week, a first for primetime tv. the characters were notoriously imperfect and spoke like everyday people. such language actually caused controversy at the time. >> certainly, in terms of the kinds of -- shows that we -- we are familiar with on television, the -- the occasional use of language, i don't think is particularly offensive nor do i think it -- it violates any community standards whatsoever. >> bochco won ten primetime emmy awards and was behind another abc hit, "doogie howser, m.d." his family says the 74-year-old died peacefully in his sleep after a long battle with leukemia. >>> and thousands of teachers are protesting today in kentucky and oklahoma demanding higher wages and better classroom resources. the protests come on the heels of a $6,000 pay hike in oklahoma. teachers in the state still make well below the national average. several other states they say students are

the award winning producer steven bochco has died. he is known for his dramas like hill street blues. he won a total of 10 emmies. he died in his sleep after a battle with leukemia, he was 74. >>> steven spielberg's ready player won got the highest score. it picked up $53.2 million over the extended weekend. tyler perry's acrimony of expeck titians. rounding out the top three was marvel's black panther. >>> we will have the best minute morning sports update ever on the day after easter. dazzling pictures ahead from the weekend's huge series, giants and the dodgers. >>> good morning. it is 5:23. and we are tracking brake lights along southbound 880 as you make your way into hayward. there is a little problem, we will foind out all of the -- find out all of the dales and more but first, a check of the sports. >>> giants, a's and ncaa champion all straight ahead. let's take you to oracle first. the spirit is feeling it. daniel house for phoenix off the backboard and in. the suns led by as many as 14 yesterday but it was all done in the se

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finally, emmy award-winning writer and producer steven bochco has died at the age of 74.ed several big television shows including hill street blues, n.y.p.d. blue and doogie houser m.d. family spokesman said he died in his sleep after a year-long battle with leukemia. lauren: wall street opening it spoke says china cites retaliatory tariffs on many u.s. products. they are down by 75 points for the rest of the market down as well. other private director of asset allocation strategy of people's united. good morning, albert. >> good morning from a line. lauren: you worried about beijing's retaliation? >> is worried about the investor response. lauren: are you worried about a trade war erupt in word using president trump qaeda starts out casting a really wide net, threatening industries and then you have your negotiations and things get a little more in line. >> you've characterized it exactly. the president sort of starts with a punch in the face and says now that i've got your attention, let's talk. cheryl: i like that. april, believe it or not, this is april 2nd. historica

. >> tributes pour in for steven bochco, who created several tv hits, including "nypd blue" and "hillblues." he passed away at 74. >>> dozens of divers hunt for easter eggs under the sea in a watery twist to an easter tradition, today, monday, april 2nd, 2018. that may be the coolest easter egg hunt right there. >> my living room does not compare. really cool. >>> also this morning, we're continuing to follow this disturbing story. a mysterious and deadly crash in california. police revealed they believe it was intentional that a family drove off a cliff on purpose. natalie morales has the latest. >> reporter: police are learning new details about what caused the hart family's suv to run off a cliff and plunge into the water below. it killed the parents and three of their children, with another three still missing. now, authorities say new information suggests this was no accident. this morning, new suspicion that this horrific family crash was intentional. inside this mangled suv, police recovered the bodies of jennifer and sarah hart and three of the six adopted children. the other

. >>> the entertainment world is remembering television writer and producer steven bochco. d yesterday after a long battle with cancer. he was behind several popular tv shows including, "l.a. law," n.y.p.d. blue" and doogie houser m.d.." dr. steven spielberg told the hollywood reporter, they became friends when they worked together in 1971, he said, quote, we have supported an inspired each other ever since and through many deep mutual friendships we have stayed connected for 47 years. i will miss steve, terribly. he was 74. >> who didn't love hill street blues" back in the day. remember that iconic line, let's be careful out there. >> what about doogie? >> doogie howser. >> i'm on team hill street blues". >> he will be missed. >>> is it possible to go online and not be tracked? we asked tony decopio to find out. >> reporter: most of us don't have to worry about being watched when we walk down the streets. companies are tracking almost everything we do. coming up on "cbs this morning," how to be as invisible online as you are out here? >> there are eyes everywhere. >>> we in