>> tamara? >> tamara? >> ya. >> ya?oh, the one that got away. >> should have married her. >> don't say that. that's terrible. >> true. >> now you're happily engaged. >> but she in prison and it never would have worked out. see you tomorrow. is. >>> live, the "wendy williams show." >> you won't believe what i'm about to fetell you. i'll always give it you to straight. >> now, here's wendy! >> very nice. xwl thank you so much.

tamara nos amplÍa.stradas por otros vehÍculos. >> de cuatro normas bÁsicas para la bicicleta, la primera que utilicen una vestimenta adecuada. la segunda que tal vez el buen estado de la bicicleta, que estÉ en buenas condiciones. la tercera es que monten en sitios seguros. los adultos que respeten las normas de seguridad. y la Última y mÁs importante, que siempre utilicen su casco de seguridad. tamara: el mejor momento para poner esto en prÁctica esa hora. mÁs a sido designado como el mes de prevenciÓn de accidentes con ciclistas. para muchas personas el uso de bicicleta, como medio de transporte resulta difÍcil. no sÓlo por la norma de trÁnsito, tambiÉn la falta de respeto. >> al montar en una bicicleta la zona mÁs expuesta al peligro la cabeza. tamara: si el conductor no olvide seguir estos consejos. ♪ ♪ conductora: se aproximarÁ el fin del estado libre asociado un puerto rico? a continuaciÓn vemos un anÁlisis de cÓmo la relaciÓn polÍtica con estados unidos ha sido un factor en la crisis econÓmica de

tamara: tú muy bien, amiga. ya tengo listos los caramelos como se los prometí. tamara: pero son de los efectivos, ¿verdad? >> pues, claro, ¿cuándo les he dado dulcecitos chapas? todos: [festejan] >> ya, no seas ranchera, ve a darle su regalo a zaide. vera: no, no, mejor, voy a buscar otro momento para darle su regalo. >>¿

clearly trying to appeal, tamara, to women voters to make the case that she's the one. yet as you just heard in that report, it is a mixed picture. how mixed is it? >> it is more mixed for donald trump than it is for hillary clinton, let's just be clear. and generally speaking, there is a againer gap. -- gend err gap, going back to 1980 there is a againer gap where women voters tend to favor the democrats. for the last, all those years they favored the democrat. and so she has demographics on her side, certainly. but she is working hard and as john yang pointed out, she was there in this very swing county where the-- where the congresswoman, the new congresswoman who represents that district, has said she's not ready yet to support donald trump. she's a republican. >> woodruff: a republican. >> yeah, i would say hillary clinton has a problem with women. done all trump's problems are bigger. when you look at the last polling that has come out nationally, amongst suburban women and obviously where we saw the report from john today, that's the key area. swing area, she was

tamara, vice president of policy and research, "washington post" political reporter, and conservative political analyst amy holmes. so amy, what should trump be worried about, protests or paul ryan still on the sidelines? >> i think actually the protests sort of help donald trump because they underscore the point he's trying to make in terms of making america great again and the forces that he's up against. he needs to worry about party unity. he does. he doesn't necessarily need to worry about paul ryan per se, but at this point he's only won 43% of the republican primary and caucus vote. so he has 57% more republican voters and not to mention the middle. >> phillip, marco rubio called trump a lunatic and con artist but now he's supporting him. >> and we're seeing this happen. we're seeing the republican base fall in line. we've seen trump catch hillary clinton in recent polls and in part that's because republicans are uniting among him. it doesn't matter what paul ryan does. paul ryan is the speaker because they didn't have any other choice. republican leadership has been in a mess

and welcome to you both this monday. , so tamara -- so, tamara, this contest, we heard hillary clintonng about trump but bernie sanders is still talking about her. where does this race stand over the weekend? he said, i don't want to be in this race because we don't want people voting for the lesser of two evils but doesn't sound like an endorsement of hillary clinton. >> she not ready to endorse hillary clinton. they don't want a choice between donald trump and hillary clinton if they could avoid it. mathematically, we could say it's almost certain unless something dramatic happens that hillary clinton will be the democratic nominee. that's why she moved on. she hired staff in something like nearly a dozen swing states. i talked to one sanders' supporter, though, who was in albuquerque at a rally. he said if he had to choose between donald trump and satan himself, he would not vote for donald trump. >> oh. which is to say he will vote for hillary clinton but he won't be happy about it. and i heard a lot of that from sanders supporters. >> woodruff: that doesn't sound like a ringing en

we have tia and tamara. it its tamara. they are both on "good day philadelphia" this hour.> they are always having fun. >> plus another win for local fashion designer dawn streeter, all-star, joins us to talk about her designs, but it is not clothes this time. >> what is it. >> it is for your phone. >> sue. >> summer camp should you really be sending your kids away to overnight camp what you need to know before shoveling out that cash. >> all right. get ready to get your hate on. >> okay. >> i already have. >> i don't know what this woman

this weekend, the vice president of policy and research, tamara draut will talk about the new working class. and their potential political power. she is she's in conversation with "democracy now"'s amy goodman. >> we had a deep and long history in this country of undervaluing work that involves serving people and especially caring for people. we now have a working class that is much more female and much more people of color then the industrial working class. that very definition of who is working class is one reason why think we have seen a real disappearance of the idea of the working class in this country. >> afterwards there's a book tv every saturday at 10:00 p.m. and sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. you can watch all previous afterwards program on our website, booktv.org. >> "listen, liberal", that's how it's supposed to be said, the!, the! it is important because what we're talking about here and what were talking about in the book is a sort of massive wave of a public anger that is out there in this country. it has been brought on, let's be blunt about it, by the failure of the dem

tamara drought will talk about network's new working -- america's new working class. also coming up, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell will look back on his life and career in politics. and this weekend don watkins, fellow at the ayn rand institute, will argue that measures to alleviate income inequality actually end up hurting low income americans. >> the real insight of the enlightenment thinkers like the founders was each of us is equal and the fact that we have equal rights. and so the government's job is not to rule us, it's to be our servant, the servant, the protector of our rights. but what happens when it protects our rights equally? what happens when it protects your freedom the same that it protects mine? we're going to create different amounts of wealth because we have different abilities, we make different choices, we, you know, some of us want to go and become a teacher x. for us, that's what a successful life is whether we, you know, go up from where our parents were or down, that's what a successful life is. over people want to be hedge fund manag

more on all this and the week ahead in politics, is amy walter, of the "cook political report," and tamarath of npr. so, amy, reporters finally got thundershower contested convention this weekend. the libertarian with two. with both donald trump and hillary clinton, the two major party nominees so unpopular can libertarians are hoping this is going fob their big year. amy, what do you think? >> they got a couple of hurdles to overcome. first i don't think a lot of people know anything about gary johnson or william weld or what they stand for, they will have to figure out what their message is beyond just i'm not donald trump i'm not hillary clinton. they have to figure out how to raise money to get namessage out and get some attention and figure out if they can get the 15%, that's a threshold that you need to hit in major polls leading up to the first presidential debate to be included in those. now, we remember ross perot was included in the debates in 1992. i think that in 1980, anderson was included in one of those. but 15% is still a very high bar. without it, it means that they're not

in the coming weeks and afterwards, tamara drought will talk about america's new working-class and their potential political power. senate majority leader mitchell, will discuss how his political philosophy has informed his time in the senate. also coming up, senator barbara boxer california will look back on her life in korean politics. this weekend, chuck a single ways in a criminal justice reform and recalls his 19 years in prison. >> what i tried to understand my rights and wrongs this is book is not mechanics uses for the decisions i made. it's about explaining explaining what is happening to so many young men and women that communities don't talk about child abuse, sexual abuse, substance abuse, and things that lead to us taking the path that we take. so i want to be clear that this is not about making excuses and like my mother thought i was making excuses and don't blame her, ultimately as as i pulled the trigger that night. >> afterwards airs sunday 9:00 p.m. eastern. you can watch previous afterwards program on our website, book to be.org. >> peter fridays and book is called po

i totally agree with tamara that bernie sanders going out and saying to supporters, okay, it's time toport hillary clinton, i don't know they'd actually believe that. but now you're starting to see two of the most important people on the democratic side, president obama and senator elizabeth warren, both taking aim at donald trump, basically saying to democrats, even though they haven't formally endorsed hillary clinton, you guys, it's time to get serious about the general election, we know who we're up against. it's donald trump, let's focus our attention on him, get away from the fighting and i think you will also see president obama playing a very big role in the november campaign. >> speaking of donald trump, tamara, today and over the weekend, there was a lot of reaction to several news stories about the presumptive republican nominee, the one we just heard in john i can' yang's report abs encounters with a number of different women in the past few decades, some he dated, some worked for him, some of them he knew in beauty contests. as we also saw, one of the women who was describ

tamara: una encuesta realizada un 78% de las personas no hacen uso de etiquetas por temor a ser atropelladoslos. >> la primera vez que utilicen una vestimenta adecuada cuando ya montando bicicleta, la segunda es que observen el buen estado del secreto, que tengan condiciones, le mantengan siempre al dÍa revisen sus partes la tercera que monten en sitios seguros, y obviamente los adultos, cuando tienen que montar bicicleta que respeten las normas de seguridad, que manejen en las zonas indicadas para ellos. la Última y mÁs importante es que siempre, siempre utilice su casco de seguridad >> el uso de la bicicleta resulta difÍcil, no solamente por las normas de trÁnsito sino tambiÉn por la falta de respeto de los conductores. >> si estÉs con otros ciclista no olvide las recomendaciones para mantener su vida segura. conductor: el fÚtbol mexicano es tan caprichoso, que no quiso esperar tanto tiempo y de primeras a primeras nos ha dejado doble clÁsico de la liguilla. por las tardes, bienvenidos este contacto deportivo. vamos a ciudad universitaria, parecÍa tener controlado el juego, pero me parece

. >> in 1994, tia and tamara debuted a show about sisters separating at birth and finding each otherbook called twinuition. >> thanks for joining us. >> i don't know it the camera was on us but we were singing along, singing the theme song. >> do you know that's us singing? >> we actually -- i sing the first part, remember? >> yeah. >> bust it out, ladies. let's hear a couple of lines. >> you sound great. [ laughter ]. >> like nothing changed. >> talking about that song, how was the transition from those days to having a successful career now? has it helped? it's crazy. >> you know, the trans circumstances i feel like it's happened so fast even though it's been like over 20 years that we have seen it. you know what blessing in about being a twin? you transition into a role as an adult, you know, i do the same. because people see us as together. we always stay true to our self. so we naturally grew up in the public eye. we didn't force ourselves. like, oh, yeah, we're going to be an adult now, let's show our breasts, you know, we didn't do that. we went to college, grew up, got marrie

tamara.he bookies in england paid for $36 1/2 million u.s. dollars on the leicester win. stuart: really? we're trying to find somebody who bet 5,000 to one. ashley: and there will be interesting stories. stuart: that's enough. . ashley: done. stuart: you're done with it. tamara. here is a good one for you, a breast cancer break through, what scientists are hailing as a milestone moment. it's hope for a lot of people. more on that during our 10:00 hour. next, iran muscling its way into iraq while an american soldier is killed there by isis. in my opinion, iraq is lost. you wouldn't take medicine without checking the side effects. hey honey. huh. the good news is my hypertension is gone. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. poallergies?reather. stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right.

melissa: tamara, when you drill down into the data and look at some of the reasons these families haven behind it's the debt load and a lot of that is coming from student loans. that hits at the heart of you are saying that people need to have the right education for the right job but a lot of people are going heavily into debt. they come out and try to get that job and they have a huge debt burden and they never get out from underneath it. how do you deal with that program problem? >> that's exactly right. one thing about the middle-class is that america really invented it. in the postwar years we invented this idea of a broad middle class and we've gotten away from this very thing that made that possible and that was public investment in things like higher education, things like infrastructure and keeping our financial markets stable.those are the things that propelled the united states to be a middle-class nation and we have walked away from all those ideas and we are seeing that now reflected in this new data that the middle-class is shrinking. melissa: danielle, she's talking abou

the way until midnight as a head into the rest of your we can attract enough to bring showers by tamara helms a close look which could expect scattered showers expected as a head into a late night hours tonight will stay with a smaller chance of showers return and more scarce know cirrus no chances last all the way until sunday no more rainfall after saturday night in the temperatures return back to average. >>reporter: on and off showers umbrella with fewer as a headed to saturday as he did saturday evening you will notice mostly cloudless skies and dry conditions returning to us as we head into sunday's. >>reporter: 61 will be the high in san francisco and 57 and half minutes to close a look at the 74 cast. >>here is stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly: >>stanley roberts: according to a recent survey the carpool lanes are being called by carport cheat the driver can he was late for work seconds after pulling back on the interstate 880 in the solo driver saw the opposite of the hayward area of the california highway patrol and drop down to 35 mi. from our travois havin

. >>> let's talk more about this now with an attorney and fox news contributor, tamara holder. so much to talk about here. but the base being fact is that things have changed in this case. this came to light in 2005. it was actually a 2004 case. but then there was a civil settlement in 2006. then all these other accusers came forward. is that what's bringing this to light today or is it still just this one, andrea constand? >> well, if you want to believe the reports, there are many, many others. but really what it started with was last year when the "new york times" asked the judge to unseal the deposition with cosby. and that is really what opened the door. and if that had not been unsealed, they were two weeks away from the statute of limitations that is just 12 years. so had that not happened at that exact time, we would not be having this conversation. >> there's also now news coming out that the former prosecutor, not kevin steele who we saw there, ten years ago former prosecutor said that there was some sort of a binding promise that he gave bill cosby that he would neve

. >> thanks tamara. >> thanks guys.ck on. >> awesome. >> were chasing stories about workout trends in five best ways to get into bikini shape. this is not not one of those story. >> mad donut scientist in the all new cho (futurama theme plays) ♪ two... two, three... ♪ ooh. wiggle in. get comfortable. (marge yells) hey, a couch is a couch. (grunts) ooh, yeah. (sexy lounge music playing) (chuckling) (moaning) yes, there, you see? oh, yeah! (giggles) (laughing) oh-ho-ho-ho! that's so... homer: whoo-hoo! skinner: uh, students, each one of you has been assigned the mandatory honor of contributing to the springfield time capsule, where your arcana will lie dormant until the 31st century. and... (grunts) by the time you finish talking, we're gonna be opening this damn capsule. right. time capsule. nelson, give me something. i brought a picture of my dad. he's still at large... (voice breaks): in my heart! i brought my lucky rabbit's foot. i can have good luck without it. (gasps) ow! wish we could put this moment in the time ca

last memorial day someone on a dirt bike fired into a barbecue party, killing tamara. a year later, no arrests and no rest a year later.>> it is frustrating and painful to know that hundreds of people and no one saw anything but refused to come forward. that same week someone killed milton and her family is also waiting for answers and an arrest.>>> just after last call, a fight escalates into a shootout. one man died, the killer ran off and it happened early this morning outside the babylon hookah lounge. we tried to talk to somebody but an employee slammed the board-- slammed the door in our reporter space. so far no arrests. >>> the trail the killer after a young mother is found. to death in the laundry room of an apartment building. it is often 18th it is often 18th avenue. and someone discovered the body -- it is often 18th avenue. she has a three-year-old son and did not live in that complex. >>> out of montgomery county a report of an adult falling to their death. police say it happened at the sterling apartment in bethesda, right now more questions than answers

. +++ 04:14-04:28 +++ o-ton tamara deikun, andrei's mother +++ i'm 59. but i hope to live a bit longer. for my son's sake. for his future. who knows how much time we have left. >> but the deikuns want to stay here in their village in the middle of the contamination zone. thirty years on, the nuclear disaster at chernobyl still dominates the lives of the people who lived through it. 4.44 inga is hoping that things will different for her son danila . >> what could we do to help these people? are there ways we might alleviate their suffering? let me know what you think about that or any other of today's stories. you can get in touch on facebook, email or twitter. more than two years ago, demonstrators took to the streets of ukraine to protest the government's decision to postpone signing an agreement with the european union. the protests were concentrated in the maidan, the central square in kiev, the country's capital. the confrontation turned violent and shots were fired by the state security forces. after several days of clashes, the president fled but b

tamara, let me ask you? >> i have no idea. i think they're in big, big trouble.s they have known that as a party they have a major problem with women voters because they're against so many things that matter to women. you know, reproductive freedom being one. we are still having this same tired battles about access to affordable contraception and safe and affordable abortion. you know, the gop won't change their platform on some fundamental issues that are deeply important to women's economic freedom as well. >> elise, how do they adapt? after the autopsy in 2013 after 2012, we saw what they wanted to adapt to and now we have this. so what do they do if he loses? >> we're really seeing civil war within the republican party right now, and you're seeing a faction of people who -- strong conservatives, liberty lovers, people valuing principle over clinging to power donald trump, like ben sasse speaking out and people like that who i think are the emerging leaders of the republican party. after trump loses in november, if he does, i think we're going to see a huge sp

. >> tamara, you're chasing a story, looks like some people get along better after the divorce. you got? >> you ever go to look for a card maybe for a birthday or mother's day or a celebration, and you just can't find something that fits? well, it gets even harder if you're looking for something for your ex. bill, there's a card for that. >> what was i thinking when i had your child? [laughter] >> open that up. this is our humor line. i love it. >> that was wanda because, she's co-founder of exx cards, the cards for exes, and she was talking about one of her cards from the humor line. >> this opens up a communication line with some laughter, it gets people talking. they may have had a child and they've gotten past that healing stage -- >> yeah. >> so now they can laugh. >> that is funny. >> wanda and her ex-husband who's now the co-founder of exx cards, they got divorced in 2002, and they have two kids together, but they started this company, actually, it came out of the process of them healing themselves. >> i started getting these cards when they didn't have cards on the marke

open heart closed case will continue to work every single day not just for our own daughter, but for tamara, amani johnson, alisha rud and so many others, because we do care, and we do love them. >> and we want not just the ends but we want satisfaction, satisfaction that could only come through justice. >> friends, and family will gather tomorrow night to hold a vigil in milton's honor. >>> and then there was only one. donald trump has officially clinched the republican presidential nomination. he reached the necessary number of the help of previously uncommitted delegates who now support his candidacy. speaking at a press conference earlier today in bismarck, north dakota trump laughed at the fact he had clinched his party's nomination before hillary clinton. clinton leaves bernie sanders and only needs 78 delegates to clinch the democratic nomination. >>> coming up: we are going to head out live to arlington national cemetery, as soldiers honor those who lost their lives this memorial day. >> and the moving story behind these photos here, west . graduate who broke down during graduation.

tamara droughting will talk about america's new working class and its potential political power. also coming up, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell will look back on his life and career in politics. and this weekend don watkins, fellow at the ayn rand institute, will argue that measures to alleviate income inequality actually end up hurting low income americans. >> the real insight of the enlightenment thinkers like the founders was each of us is equal in the fact that we have equal rights. so the government's job is not to rule us, it's to be our servant, the servant, the protector of our rights. but what happens when it protects our rights equally? what happens when it protects you, your freedom the same that it protects might be? we're going to create very different amounts of wealth because we have different abilities, we make different choices, we, you know, some of us want to go and become a teacher. and for us, that's what a successful life is whether we, you know, go up from where our parents were or down from where our parents were, that's what a successful life is.

tamara holder is with us. i missed her out briefly there. sorry about that, tamara.ou must be worried. let me press my point here. and the next five primaries bernie sanders is likely to beat hillary clinton. if he does, they're even in the number of states won, and i'm not contesting that hillary has the nomination and delegates, but this looks bad for her candidacy. >> number one, the democratic party is not up in flames like the republican party. you don't have the head of the dnc saying, well, we won't show up to the convention if you don't want us there and you don't have any of the candidates saying that the rules are rigged. so, it shows that there are two viable, likeable candidates. that's what it shows and that's great or for the democrats. stuart: viable, likeable candidates? bernie and hillary. >> right. stuart: two likeable candidates? i don't see much likability in hillary, that's not me, that's the voters. >> that's the voters. but hillary is more likeable than donald trump, that's also what the voters are saying, at the end of the day, the democrats a

dole may not be as impressive tamara's it is today. shall drop off a little but we were. warm- up again by friday will be a 99. it's the beginning of the meteorological summer there is still planning to come. >>rebecca: we are hotspot free.; that is some good news. keep our fingers crossed. it's a slow drive going in the san francisco via the bay bridge toll plaza. it's pretty packed cars are backed up into the macarthur based. your trip time is 20 to 25 minutes atomies to the tapes. it is sluggish across the span into san francisco. the sandia bridge is pretty busy but these are not down the gulf. everything is that the limits coming at a hayward will take 20 minutes to get across span. going into the peninsula. if you're going in san richest ever fill bridge looks are right now from the toll plazas the richmond parkway exit it's pretty normal for this hour. expected to contrive from the pay date out into the 11 connector in december fell a. golden gate bridge distills opted by the fog. the drive time is still real good. in between is out of the models through sausalito

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this is where becomes animated tamara. this is where the effects. the winds and the upper teens in the lower 26. so these numbers may be high enough for a bond advisory in the hills. the get the idea of the timing and location of when the winds of becoming. is this entire wardrobe with a warming up to the '90s in the inland regions. for the spade the obese. knight will be mild loss six some board. tomorrow it would be not quite as aggressive with the '80s. most and least they will be in the '70s. in the peninsula there will be in the '60s. for today temperatures along the coast will be in the '60s and warming up over the hills of debt. 84 redwood city. >> dave: 74 cash to conceive friday was 67 and into the weekend we are looking for saturday as some showers. what are the issues for traffic >> robin:? there is jackson and the mace. going into san francisco the backup will buckle out during a o'clock hour. it is damned form west ran into the maze at 58 west are before the 80 split. there's an accident blocking be reveling. some of hotspot but it is a

tamara holder is with us this morning. all right, tamara, you skew to the left.'re a democrat, you are. >> i'm not a socialist. stuart: you're a democrat. i don't know whether you're for hillary or bernie, but i think you will admit to us this morning that hillary clinton's candidacy is in a lot of trouble. >> she's been in trouble and there are several reasons for this. number one, voters don't trust her. number two, because she hasn't been very clear about this e-mail scandal to the public. every day, every month, it's been something new, some new explanation of hers. she has a terrible pr manager and i think from the very beginning she should have said, obviously, we made some mistakes or whatever, but that's why she's having this dishonesty problem. stuart: can she get over it? after this scandal, it broke yesterday. >> right. stuart: after that can she in any-- how on earth can she restore trust in her on the part of the voter? >> well, i think that she needs to hire the right people to-- and an image consultant, somebody who says-- >> it's too late. >> i do

so we'll step into the fox light with michael tamara.an't believe that was 1996. >> 20 years ago. we were so not born yet. >> i wasn't. >> it's finally back, it's long-awaited, the sequel that this producer is at it again. will smith is not in it. >> he's not going to be in it? >> no, but his son from the original movie is back with a big starring role. i recently caught up with the cast in washington, d.c. and we talked about my scene, i actually shot a in albuquerque while onset. i'm not sure if it's going to make it, but we talked a little bit about that process. >> you were really good. >> show the line that you did. >> how many times did you have to say it that day? >> all day long. probably about 100. >> that's showbiz. that's the art of movie making. you have your close-up, your wide shot, your medium, your master -- >> for me, i just find when i do emotional scenes, i try to save the money shots for the close-ups, you know what i mean? sometimes if you're crying all day 16 hours, you kind of run out of fluids. >> i have to say, i

. >> brittney: tamara, a lot of sunshine. as we get into that direction it will shift with a few chance of possible rainshowers pushing into friday. >> brittney: ladies and san rafael, 68 in san francisco. a bit cooler >> brittney: will have a wide spread difference within our temperature sprit affecting fairfield with 90 degrees, at 96 and antioch, 90 in pleasanton and livermore and concord. >> brittney: 1 moral warm day and then friday and saturday, temperatures will begin to drop. >> brittney: a few areas of sunshine on friday and then we will see more of the cloudiness appear. with isolated showers developing friday evening. i would do a quicker and closer breakdown of the forecast and see how warm it will get in your neighborhood tomorrow. and return! >> pam:alright, brittney! >> steve: at ten: including -- a warning you need to hear before you hail a cab. >> pam:game two of the nba western conference finals is tomorrow night in oakland. .and the warriors know this is *virtually a must win game. >> steve:things were tigh

kil >> my wife and i will continue c to work the case every day but not just our daughter but for tamara amari johnson and em othersth because we do care and we do love them.he and we want not just a end but we wande want satisfaction.is >> friends and family will w gather tomorrow night to holdomh a vigil in honor of milton. o >> cathy lanier says she'she behind the mayor's plan to pla bolster a rapidly shrinking police force. the mayor wants to hire t h officers from otheroffice jurisdictions and get them on the street within 11 weeks. wee as well as increase the pay of f officers who are willing toreilg come back to the force afterorca they retire.e. >> fox5's paul wagner talkedagnk with the chief today and joinshi us live from southeast tonight g with the story. paul. >> reporter: well, ladies,l, l we were over here in southeastis to talk to the chief about chi that murder that you had just referenced and then we heard w h about another shooting here ingr the district and we came up here to the langston lane apartment complex behin langston place southeastly we understand a man in hi

twitter site and facebook but we we cannot do it from the east bay hills because the clouds are on the tamarawant to talk abut the win. if you are westbound 80 driver from dixon and fairfield through vallejo you are in a stiff headphone this morning at 24 miles per hour. that will slow you down. and give you bad gas mileage. my gas mileage drop as i drive into the city from the east into the sea breeze in the morning. from mount tamalpais i have the time-lapse running. i will post that at 9:30 or 10:00. patchy drizzle with sprinkles tomorrow along the coast and the north bay and breezy on sunday but it will be warm next week. the marine layer is thicker and bill break up and notice, the low clouds are dense along the coast and that is where it is coolest, 50s, 60, 70s, with the 80s gone. it will be 69 to 73 in the south by. extent in mountain view and everyone else at mill trait at 61 and upper 50s a brick day, and 60 in downtown san francisco cooler-than-average. 66 to 69 through the north bay and richmond is come at 63 and and richmond is come at 63 and castro showers in northwest sonoma an

everybody is on board, however. [ speaking foreign language ] >> anthony: known as the angry bird, tamara, are in vocal opposition. recently, a move by the ruling party to sign a deal with russia's gazprom for all georgia's oil needs, has caused dissention. ♪ ♪ we meet at sophia melnikovas -- a much-loved bistro for the most loved, perhaps most iconic georgian dish, khinkali. i understand that georgia is not releasing, but looking around, compared to 2008, life looks good. there's money in the streets, shiny new cars. >> sophia: no, well, the thing is that, yes, things have changed. after the collapse of the soviet union, georgia was the country that suffered the most among the former soviet republic's economically. and our economy totally collapsed, corruption, like, became like just the normal way of living. >> anthony: truly a pretty miraculous transformation, unlike -- >> sophia: yeah, well. >> anthony: anyplace. >> sophia: it happened because, like, people wanted it, i mean, and there was this demand. that's why revolution took place. >> anthony: oh man, look at that. wow, that looks

today marks one year since tamara was shot. the 31-year-old was killed during a memorial day barbecue outside her corner apartment 0 and 7 street. his mother and young son also atened and they are amazed by the immense outpouring of support. >> it's wonderful. it's wouldn't fult to know all these people came out to show she is loved and you know this is what she would want. >> it makes me proud and it makes me believe i'm going to make it one day. >> the investigation into gli glis's death continues police are asking anyone with mvtion to give them a call. >> still ahead, is the districts about to be inundated with dads promoting atheist message and big plans top blaster believes all over metr metro. we asked if they're all talk. >> plus, possible relief at the airport. tsa says it's taking significant action to lower wait times security checkpoints and what they're doing and when you might notice the change. sue. >> tony, sarah, hot enough for you? i think a lot of people found today's 86 degree reading a little hard to take a

tia and tamara mallory talk about it all tomorrow on good day. ♪ >>> it's now illegal for bars to notohol to pregnant women in new york city. the citi' human rights commission adopter new guidelines that state pregnant women cannot be kept out of bars nor denied alcoholic drinks just because they're expecting. the commission says it promotes quote judgments and stereotypes about how pregnant individuals behave. however, restaurants will still continue to post warnings about the dangers of drinking while pregnant. >>> in your money tonight, netflix has a new global show in the works. the streaming service will launch international competition show called ultimate beast master sylvester stallone the producer of the show will have specific competitions in six different countries. contestants will have to compete in tough obstacle course. the winner will compete in the final show fighting to become ultimate beast master. >> ultimate beast master. is that on your business card many companies are scaling back jc pennies is expanding. they announced they're getting back into the business of

tamara will talk about america oas new working class and political power.also coming up mitch mcconnell will look back at career and politics. and this week, don watkins will argue that measures to alleviate income inequality end up hurting low-income americans. >> each of us is equal in the fact that we have equal job. the government's job is not to be the ruler but the servant. what happens when it protects you -- your freedom the same freedom that it protects mine? we are going to create different amounts of wealth. we have different abilities. some of us wanting to and become a teacher and for us that's what a successful life is whether we go up from where our parents were, other people want to be hedge fund managers, other people want to start new companies, you're going to get inequality if you have equal freedom. >> after words saturday at 10:00 a.m. and sunday 9:00 a.m. eastern. it is my pleasure to welcome you and welcome randy, randy, distinguished professor for the university specializes in u.s. history, u.s. work history and popular culture whic

. >>> we have video we turn to the weather that we want to show you from the east bay hills tamara fromabout 5:00 o'clock tonight. >> dark clouds rolling into the bay area. sandhya is here with the ezrkrñ right now on live dor 7hd we have some clouds around but no showers yet. that may be changing. green that you are seeing here over mount hamilton not reaching the ground. let's take a look at the temperatures. they are all in the 50's. with the wind though it did feel colder today. definitely cooler across the bay area. kgo roof cam are notice the trees aren't swaying and we look along the embarcadero breezy in spots tonight. chance of showers through tomorrow and we will tip to see below average temperatures right on through the weekend. we bring in the stormy packet escape. we rate storms from 1 to 5 all season long. 1 is light system. 5 is severe storm. and we have done this all winter and spring to help you plan and prepare this incoming system it's a one. possibility of showers between late tonight and saturday most areas get less than 15 hundredths of an inch and there is a sligh

also coming up, tamara drought will talk about america's new working class and its potential political power. and this weekend peter marks will remember the career of the ceo who turned aig around during the height of the financial crisis. >> guest: he was the only person who thought this was possible, essentially. i mean, the government didn't think this was going to happen, the company certainly didn't think it was going to happen. they were ready to sell it off for spare parts, and certainly the american people had no expectation that this was going to happen. so that idea that he was a little crazy, i mean, you had to be a little crazy to the take this on, and he was the right kind of crazy. >> "after words" airs on booktv saturdays at 10 p.m. and sundays at 9 p.m. eastern. you can watch all previous programs on our web site, booktv.org. >> coming up on c-span2, next "the communicators" with fcc chair michael o'rielly. then a panel on cybersecurity. after that a look at america's water supply. at 11 a.m., a discussion on hate speech and campus speech codes. >> c-span, created by am

. >> apparently followed some of the over co-stars except for tamara. >> the guy who brought the cheesehis evening if you go by there and say good day philadelphia. >> you get a free steak? >> free sandwich. >> that's all do you have do it? >> that's it. >> good day philadelphia. have a great day everybody. ♪ >>> hey, what do you think you're doing? you can't park on the sidewalk. >> wendy: hi, officer. >> oh, my mistake, miss wendy. didn't realize it was you. happy wendy williams day. you can do anything you want. let me get the door. there you are. >> wendy: thank you. oh, officer? i've got one question for -- how you doin'? >> live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." >> wendy: how you doin'? the kids have come to play today. you won't believe what i'm about to tell you. all due respect, is several seats. my girls are always turned out. i give it to you straight, no

is a much better day if you look for warmer temperatures will becooler from the beach perspective tamara. the change lapin not everybody will feel at tomorrow it will be only felt on thursday that everybody will be filling the change that takes his and the weekend. temperatures are impressive on the state is suing for filled. rock to warms start. montreal change we did talk about the door breeze as to conceive at 3:00 somewhat uneventful as again and wednesday it's a little minor change happening. with the wind picking out of here as yet in the thursday that one will start to spread out in the terms the odds are full bringing temperatures down. the temperatures concede in the far east bay and then we go into later on with my conditions happening tonight used a lot of fifties all over the board at 1:00 in the morning. here is the warm-up happening tomorrow not as impressive as to concede to the west with the beaches are with '60s in that area and also in downtown sources go. the joy the beaches to >> dave: will below '70s. and upper 60s. is a 70 forecast we drop down to us 70 so for the w

. >> tamara. >> yes. >> he did brotherly love remember that movie here in philly. >> i saw it we are excited for good day. >> you look fantastic. >> i need to go blow my nose now. >> yes. >> okay. >> i'm just saying see you guys soon. >> high school student is all smiles, in the year book picture but she's in the happy about the name under her picture. what it says and why her family is hiring a hiring a lawyer. >>> welcome back at the 5:56. 56 degrees out there on this spring day. local high school student said she was identified as isis in her school year book. seventeen year-old's name is bayan, but her year book listed her as isis phillips. bayan spoke out about the incident on facebook. is there a tuned named isis a at the school and school district officials say they were mistakenly mixed up but they also say that if they find a student did this intentionally they with take appropriate action. nearly 300 year books were given out before the mistake was realized. they have asked students to return those that were distributed. >>> next up on good day teens facing charges for dead