>> the bar. >> the bar's the best.ery early on, what looks like to be the flaw in this business, too much floor space. you're not a wine discount depot. not enough tables. i don't know that the space is too big. i think the use of the space is wrong. you can cut the retail store in half. your margins would change so dramatically if you could do more wholesale over the web, a little less retail space 'cause you're not getting it anyway, and get to that bar easier. the bar and restaurant has the highest margins in the entire business at nearly 40%, and it makes up 14% of the revenue. the problem is, it only makes up 10% of the square footage. i want to focus on the high margin business, the bar and the restaurant, and minimize the amount of space dedicated to the low margin business, the wine walk-in retail business. i know that if i can add tables and chairs, my margins will go up immediately. but as an owner, you have to be there to connect the dots. the problem that exists today here, there's no leader, and the owners

bar. -lemonis: it's a table. and the purpose of this table -- i'll call it a bar if it makes you feel better -- is to be able to take a pair of jeans, like these, and lay them out. our inventory has close to tripled. we used to carry around $30,000 of denim on one wall, but it's now closer to $75,000 with more sizes and more cuts. i have something really special to show you. come over here. i told you that i don't want you to forget things. and so... lady: [ crying ] i think that, you know, this whole process has just let me be, instead of embarrassed about my past, feeling, like, literally honoring her through this process. so thank you so much. [ laughs ] lemonis: the good news is that, with the debt being paid down and the stores now having the right merchandise, the ability for lady to pay off all of the debt is significantly greater, allowing her inheritance to finally be released from the bank. now, i want to show you things. that and all this stuff and all this stuff, from the bikes -- they're all skus. and so the

if you want to watch the cats game at the bar, things are looking drier for that. they lowered the flood wall along the potomac river but storm 17 is tracking rising waters along the mississippi river. illinois, indiana, missouri, arkansas, and tennessee will all be impacted. it is the latest threat to the central u.s., which has already seen record flooding. stay connected when bad weather hits. tonight firefighters are back out at this manassas home 48 hours after two families narrowly escaped the inferno. we are hearing from one of the families. ryan hughes has the story. >> we are thankful that we are all ok. we are alive. and hernica ortega family are starting over. they escaped with their lives but are left with nothing. >> we came out with nothing on, no jackets. ryan: the ortega family was living in the basement of this home, another family living upstairs. on thursday both families ran for the lives after a fire started in the garage. a landlord and her neighbor over ther throw kids fence and her husband was on the other side to catch them. a citizen in 201

bars. and why are the restaurants able to label their salad bars and yet the supermarkets are whining that it's impossible? >> well, they don't change out the items in the salad bar and they don't source them from the store. >> sure they do. >> margo will these rules be implemented next year? >> what i'm most worried about are the things that the supermarket industry is lobbying congress for that would really weaken the rules and would mean that people wouldn't have information right at the point of decision making. in ways that are easy to understand, for sensible serving sizes. >> jennifer, will we see these rules imletted next year? >> we're hoping that we're going to get some flexibility and get something in place. >> ladies i want to thank you both for your time today. we do appreciate it. >>> up next, it's been an ugly few months for the airlines. we don't need to tell you what's been going on. but now they've got a report card from passengers. and the grades may surprise you. >>> and later, warren buffett's simple plan that can help build your retirement nest egg. right now a look a

impeachment is a means by which the president can be brought before the bar of justice. the president would be impeached first and then he would be tried in the senate. this is a proper process. as a matter of fact, ma'am, it is the way that a president is alled to justice because president is not going to be indicted and taken into a court of law. has never happened. my suspicion is that it won't. a president is first impeached. after impeachment, he is tried. after tribe, extricated from office. after extrication, there can be a follow-up with reference to some sort of criminal prosecution. host: how many democrats have come to you since your statement last week and supported you on this? guest: i would prefer not to talk about the kindness of my colleagues. i've not asked one person to support my never. -- my endeavor. this is a matter of conscious. i've not asked one person to when the resolution is presented, people have the opportunity to vote on it. i cannot assure anybody about the role be any number of people voting it, but i can say this. there will be at least

and mike, who was the bar manager. s so blown away by their dedication that i made a deal, but one with a catch. i put in $300,000 for 76% of the business. but 25% of my share would be handed over directly to the employees. [ laughter ] people, for me, is the only reason that businesses fail or they survive. man: guys, to a new beginning. lemonis: cheers. with the staff now truly empowered, we went to work. i spent an additional $350,000 renovating the entire restaurant... there you go. man: aah! lemonis: ...the real moneymaker. and while there were some bumps along the way... well, greg's not in charge anymore. -i'm in charge. -man: yeah, i understand. -lemonis: do we understand that? -man: absolutely. lemonis: ...the new amazing grapes was amazing. mike, this is crazy, how busy it is. mike: yeah, it's -- yeah, it's been unbelievable. lemonis: : with our seating now doubled, our weekly revenue went from $11,000 a week to $34,000 a week. and with our new customer-friendly layout and our new website, wine and beer sales

the businesses and restaurants and the bars. couple more weeks to june. this will be great for business. >> with all three of the games kicking off between 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. the best bet might come to the sports bar with the dozen of tv's. but you might want to call in advance to make sure there is room for you. larry, back t y thank you. a lot of bleary eyes. hopefully a caps win will move on to face ottawa in the eastern conference finals. stay tuned. there is more complete post game coverage tonight at 11:00. we will see you then. back to the studio. michelle: thank you. good news for atlanta drivers. the i-85 bridge that collapsed following a massive fire back in march is set to reopen next week. the crews have been working on repairs around the clock for 42 games. jonathan: a travel headache in virginia for the second straight weekend. expecting rain delaying the work on the interstate 95 southbound and dale city. the work has been pushed out until may 19-22. we have a after 40 years of giving great forecasts. making friend

as members of the shark's top myren league team the bar a cueda. >> it's unfortunate the sharks got knocked unbelievable team and we have a lot of work to do. and i feel like we're going to be make a lot of noise in the playoff run. >>> american hockey league coach of the year royce sommer agrees he is thinking championship. >> i think we're the team to beat. >> the coach quick to acknowledge he didn't foresee this team being this kid. >> we started to 12, 14 khakis to accomplish everything these guys accomplished so far has been pretty miraclous. >> it's a bittersweet scenario. the sharks exit from the stanley cup makes the bar a cueda a stronger team in the he playoffs up and down with the sharks all season the presence of players have solid fied the bar a cueda. >> any time you get guys down from the national hockey league they're up there for a reasons they're good. >> you learn so much from being up there with those guys np. they want to see you see have success they want to see you dominate. it was great to work with those guys up there and learn from them. now you want to put it on t

that is a long way from when my grandmother was admitted to the georgia bar. she did not even go to law school. she did what was called reading law then, which was essentially studying under the tutelage of another lawyer. then she took and passed the bar exam. but back then, passing the bar exam and being able to practice law as a woman, especially in the south, those were two very different things. so she became a legal secretary to my grandfather and then later .y father and uncle truth be told, she was smarter than all of them. [laughter] and i can only imagine how frustrating it must have been for her to have spent her career typing someone else's thoughts. she would be thrilled that for the 380 women graduating today, they have another destiny. the letter of invitation from your class marshall said this is the last opportunity for you to receive the wisdom and advice from someone outside the law school, before you embark on your careers as lawyers and advocates around the world. so i thought back to my 31 years of being a lawyer, the vast majority of whic

as the bars and restaurants kick off the weekend. >> is this the bar's attempt to lure you in and hopeou are going to then, stay there? throughout, friday night, perhaps, into saturday morning? >> you will if it is cheap. >> as some of us have been known to do, perhaps? >> you will stay, yes. kick off the weekends by making it, two for one. $3 basket of chicken whatever it is. yes, find it. >> okay. friday, hit it up. >> tgif. >> happy hour. >> vera, great to have you on. when you have good bargains for us. now time for us to go shopping in you are watching "world news now." it's your glass of willpower that helps keep cravings... ...far, far away. feel less hungry with the natural fiber in clinically... ...proven meta appetite control. from metamucil. ialmost everything. you know, ke 1 i n 10 houses could get hit by an expensive septic disaster. but for only $7 a month, rid-x helps break down waste. avoid a septic disaster with rid-x. 60% of women are wearing the w...experience leaks. introducing always my fit. find the number that's right for your flow and panty size tter the fit, th

[applause] not that some of you need to hit the bars, of course. [laughter] imagine my surprise last week when i got my daily news roundup , and right there, front and center headline was "elizabeth , warren's commencement speech drinking game." [applause] i have to say, the timing was perfect. i was suffering writers block. the drinking game got me going. [applause] is nownside, of course, i know what you are hiding under those robes. so let's get it out there right from the beginning. if you learned nothing else from this speech, please know this. fireball is a nickname that donald trump uses on twitter, not a beverage to be consumed by distinguished college graduates. [applause] alright. now to the graduation part of this. you have worked hard and we are here to celebrate your success. congratulations to all of you. way to go. [applause] to all of the parents, grandparents, families, friends, teachers, and advisors you helped to make this day possible. congratulations to all of you. [applause] graduates, this is a day for celebration. you have e

[laughter] [cheering] not that some of you need to hit the bars, of course. [laughter] imagine myren: surprise last week when i got my daily news roundup and right there, front and center headline was "elizabeth warren's commencement speech drinking game." [cheers and applause] i have to say, the timing was perfect, i was suffering from writer's block, the drinking game got me going. [laughter] the downside of courses that now i know what you are hiding under those robes. [laughter] senator warren: so, let's get it out there from the beginning, if you learn nothing else from this ,peech, please know this fireball is a nickname that donald trump uses on twitter. [laughter] beveragearren: not a to be consumed by distinguished college graduates. [cheers and applause] senator warren: let's get to the graduation commencement part of this. first to the graduates. you have worked hard and we are here to celebrate your success. congratulations to all of you. [cheers and applause] senator warren: way to go. way to go. to all of the parents and grandparents, the famili

if you take them more figuratively, it's the guy at the bar blowing off steam. ident of the united states. his communications team, how on earth do you decode that then go out there if the policy, overriding policy of donald trump when it comes to this communications team is never, ever, ever back off. >> right. >> never give an inch between what -- yourn know, if that's t overriding edith you're getting, he's doing that, i don't care who the press secretary is, it's never going to change. >> does it matter who he installs in his press office? >> no. the of the answers has been substandard. i really like sean spicer personally, and sarah huckabee sanders is a professional. the fact she says a lot of the same things in a caller voice doesn't change the content. the issue in that room and people have focused on it for the entertainment value. i can't believe he's talking about ratings. >> what is he talking about? the ratings? like he looks at -- do you think he's going through and looking at the time? >> he thinks in tabloid terms. we are dealing with a one and a

and the french debate. >> mike santoli gave the french bar to me. e he'll come and join us. >> good morning, mike. >>> mcdonald's getting a premarket pop following an upgrade from goldman sachs. goldman upping the stock to buy from neutral. mcdonald's up 1% this morning at 14 142.8. etsy is down big after announ announcing the ceo will step down. >>> gilead's anti-viral treatments failed to meet analyst expectations. >>> and fireeye enjoying a nice pop after the third quarter beat. the company producing second year guidance that did top expectations. >>> hillary clinton opening up about her election loss for the first time at an event in new york. she gave her take on why she lost the 2016 election. >> do you take any personal responsibility? >> of course. i take absolute personal responsibility. i was the candidate. i was on the way to winning until the combination of jim comey's letter on october 28th and russian wikileaks raised doubts in the minds of people who were inclined to vote for me but got scared off. >> those two statements kind of polar

this touches on how high the bar is set for theresa may because they point out that, yes, on currented does tend to have a good time to weeks before elections, that is a pattern we have seen before. they point out she is on course for a majority of 50. that sounds good but because the bar has been set really high, is the failure here if she doesn't get more than eight to. and that is partly obviously because of the seemingly weakness of the opposition. she has tipped the scales by calling the election when she did. the reality here is that there has been a staggering degree of complacency in the conservative campaign, probably because they looked at the opposition and thought, we don't have one, we can do whatever we want, it is matt david wheaton flesh out the details because people will vote for us anyway, and they took the electorate for granted, to a degree. ifind it difficult the electorate for granted, to a degree. i find it difficult to conceive that corby led labour party canned get more than eight miliband. it is the same boat that lead got in 2005. another interesting point

because you are a howard graduate, the bar is high. which means you must be on the front line. you must be at the front of the line. you must be the first to raise your hand. you must lead. the motto of this university, utilitas. truth and service. i know sometimes we are afraid of falling short. it is not that we don't know what we should do, it is that the bar can sometimes be -- feel so high. it takes so much time and effort to reach it. so much sweat and so many tears. being human, we sometimes fall short. that is ok. because you went to howard university, you have a responsibility to keep reaching for that bar and to keep serving. members of17, proud the role model club, in these unprecedented times you must ask , how will i serve? how will i lead? i have three pieces of advice on how to answer that question. reject false choices. speak truth. you don't need a big title to make it up -- make a big difference. [applause] sen. harris: let's talk about each. first, to lead and drive you must reject false choices. howard taught me, and it has taught you, you can do anything an

long after the bar closes and the tips jar have been empty.tenders are here taking inventories. he can change of what's hidden in the bottle top. >> so we do one ounce. hundreds of spout all connected to a wireless space station. >> so while the bartenders making a drink, the system is tracking every ounce in the cloud. >> you can see every time the bottle with us taken out and including the time stamp. it knows the bartenders is being a generous in a good way or a little too generous. >> it is pretty awesome. it is really efficient here. >> of course, when it comes to liquor bottle, it is definitely not one size fits all. using a robotic arm, they scanned every liquor bottle there is. >> matching it up to the right 3-d model. >> that gives us big data whether san francisco folks still love their manhattan. >> cheers. >> san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> interesting. >> how secure is your job? a new generation of highly skilled robots is making the answer more complicated. >> which highest paying jobs of the next target of automati

right now police are trying to collect surveillance video from the cameras outside the bar. the shooting is being investigated as a homicide. (darya) eight people are killed, including a sheriff's deputy... in a weekend shooting spree in mississippi. and the suspect is now charged with murder. reid binion has the story. barbara bouie / victim's grandmother "i'm just going to miss him. i'm just going to miss jordan."the grandmother of a shooting victim in mississippi -- -- expressing shock and grief after a weekend rampage that left a sheriff's deputy and seven other people dead.warren strain / communication director, mississippi department of public safety: "about 11:40 saturday night a domestic disturbance call came into the sheriff's department." authorities say the rampage started at an address in lincoln county...warren strain / communication director, mississippi department of public safety: "the sheriff's department responded. gunfire broke out."lincoln county sheriff's deputy william durr -- found dead......along with three female victims...police -- following the trai

she went into business opening her own bookstore, the lit bar. a bush hager has more. >> passion that kills stigmas and for once again, the bronx keeps creating it. we are worthy. i stand here today and ask you to open your hearts and help me show the world what many fail to see, the bronx is no longer burning, except with the desire to read. >> reporter: the bronx is a hub of culture, giving rise to hip hop to stars like jennifer lopez and where the new york yankees play ball. they do not have a general interest in sight. >> there's nowhere to go. it shouldn't be that hard to have access to literature. >> reporter: she is determined to change it. barnes & noble, the last bookstore announced plans to close its doors. >> i love my borough. everything came together. my a-ha moment. >> reporter: the hr director didn't know the first thing about owning a bookstore, but she was ready try. >> i googled it, how to open a bookstore. >> reporter: the lit bar was born. after entering and winning second place in a start-up competition, things took off. in th

. -- security guard outside this bar. the tiny bar tucked away in the middle of these apartments. a neighboring business shared surveillance video that captured what happened and it appears to men were trying to enter the bar around 12:30 am you can see the men in the video trying to get to the front entrance appear to be stopped by a security guard and they can't get in. there appears to be in it -- a disagreement between the men and the security guard, a short time later, guns are drawn after the exchange and the victim is shot and lying on the ground, we don't know his age or identity, but a male victim was shot and died from injuries out here on the sidewalk, you can see his friend walking by and later throws, the gun into the middle of the street, a short time later police arrive, you can see them taping off the area and responding, shortly after that security guard is handcuffed and taken into custody. we don't know if he faces charges but it doesn't look like police are looking for any other suspects. one man died from

they try to go in again when another man identified as the bar tender punches him. still conscious the bouncer stomped on his head. his girlfriend and mother to their 10-year-old son. >> it is hard to talk about. >> he suffered a traumatic brain injury left with memory loss and seizures. >> medical issues. it is hard from going from healthy to these issues. >> he went to prison for felony assault. >> some aren't so lucky. >> 24-year-old danny of palo alto. >> it is one of the hardest things as a mom. >> before the san francisco incident, he was at a lounge in san jose. he was recorded with the front door guard. he throws a punch. the force propelled him to the middle of the street. he fell to the ground striking his head on the concrete. >> i never got to say goodbye or see him at the hospital. >> the death was ruled a homicide. >> then what happens next? >> we shut the door. that's it. >> after telling police two versions of what happened that contradict video. >> you will be in trouble. >> there is a third act. >> he hit me in the chin and i reacted. i was scared.

and how about a drink in the cowboy bar? the bar stools are horse saddles. and there's no reason to go to the movies when your theater has lounge chairs like these. the pool and hot tub are in front of a lake and there is even a sandy beach volleyball court. >>> across the country in the hills above 10,000 plus square feet. six bedrooms and six baths and nine fireplaces. all can be yours for $45 million. >> i love to buy houses and sell houses. when i order a drink i like it to be on the house. >> ellen does love flipping houses in 2012 she sold this mansion to ryan seacrest. >> i told him it was the fountain of youth. >> a year later, ellen bought the santa barbara place she is now selling autoing two adjacent properties pushing it to 16 acres. the landscaping includes fountains, sculptures, and a guest house. inside there are exposed beams everywhere, a formal dining room, a modern kitchen with marble wrapped surfaces. ellen said if tv didn't work out she would design houses. >> i have a passion for design and furniture. the seats you're sitting in, my ide

one of the owners told the washingtonian, the drink could drugging in bars. the backlash is split, it gets flooded are views. many stay the same. >> it's in poor taste. it's not very cool. >> i just don't think they realize, like what that could mean for other people. >> by 3:30, the popup bar announces it will remove the drink from its menu. while the national media grabs on to the story. around 6:00, the bar issues a full apology, saying the drink was in poor taste and it is sorry for any pain the incident has caused. john henry, wusa 9. >> a brand-new link between the netflix smash hit, house of cards, and the real white house. photograph president frank underwood as he made the rounds in d.c. earlier today, who is pete, you ask? he's the man behind the lens from the obama white house and he was a staff photographer for ronald reagan as well. a week from tomorrow is the new season. >>> now to biggest mysteries. a little girl who we haven't seen since she was 8. >> this is never before seen video showing relisha rudd one month before she disappeared in 2014.

orn of the bar explained how he cameea. >> i have loved will since i ways kid and grew up with him on s&l and followed all of the something different. two years ago we on end in york new york and now we're tying it on the road. we're going to quote the movies and celebrate our favorite comedian and have a blast every night. >> so if you want to stay classy in d.c. the bar is located on 8th street northeast. it's expected to be open for a month now. again it's a popup bar which means they could extend their stay and stay a little longer. and here's the thing. so that all those clips strung together there that was the most i ever seen of that movie i never seen either unwv them. >> really those were from different movies. you're not a will ferrell fan. >> i am in some other movies i never saw that one. >> well. >> you should see it. >> you know. >> maybe i'll go to the bar. >> and pej will recite the lines. >> let's check in with sarah simmons now and she's got a look of what is coming up 10:30. >> i've seen every single o

the other question is, with martha raise, they were lowering the bar for sharing this stuff. cial in the pentagon, saying they were spreading misinformation around, about who was being monitored and what information they had because they were afraid the trump campaign would destroy this intelligence. who was this spread with? who was this information shared with? >> that's a different issue in terms of spreading around her leaving breadcrumbs. what we are talking about is whether the intelligence agencies lowered the bar is in terms of who they granted acces access. >> martha: they are connected to because the reason that the bar was lowered was that so information could get out to people. they were in a panic that the russians had taken over the trump campaign and there is all the stuff going back and forth. >> that explains why you had to surveillance taking place. >> martha: we got to leave it there. thank you, very much. good to see you as always. president trump was returning home tonight to new york for the first time since becoming president. any moment now, we expect h

kevin spacey -- or president underwood -- was sitting at the bar at the old ebbitt today! he was joined by michael kelly- who plays "doug stamper" on house of cards. season 5 of the wildly popular show debuts one week from today. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - areas of fog this morning - 3 more rainy days... stormwatch7 times it out - friday is our next nicest - warmer holiday weekend; storm chances return today: am fog. mostly cloudy and cool. showers developing mid to late afternoon. highs: 64-69 winds: ne 5-10 mph tonight: areas of rain. lows: 54-59 winds: ne 5 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy. isolated shower. milder. highs: 71-75 winds: ne to se 5 mph at the naval academy conquered the herndon monument to officially become midshipmen. the challenge is to climb the 21 foot tall monument, remove a plebe hat and replace it with a midshipman's hat. legend has it that the midshipman who gets the hat up on the top of the monument will be to become an admiral. there is much more coming up on good morning washington. john gonzalez.

>> the bars on the windows, a lot more serious, you know. this is real stuff here. it's scary. worry about getting beat up by other inmates. they try to make it as safe environment as possible, but you never know what's going to happen. >> we have accompanied these inmates and many others through one of the more discomforting aspects of intake. the strip search. >> our intake officer will take them one at a time back into a strip room, do a visual cavity search. >> search in all that, too? >> yes. >> they try to do it with a level of dignity and respect so as to not make the person uncomfortable. >> bend over, spread your butt cheeks. >> because utah receives a relatively small arrival on intake days, off kerrs can make the process more comfortable for intakes. >> stand up. spread your feet shoulder width apart. >> l.a. county, which is probably one of the largest jail systems in the world, is completely different experience. >> drop them. >> inmate reception center is gigantic, you know. it's like 400 guys a day, 2000 a week. >> no talking, no laughing. just reach back, pull t

and so there will be a brunch going on but at the bar, even if you're not going there for brunch you mothers day theme cocktails >> let's start out with the white carnation. one of your favorites >> the connection between the carnation as a flower and mothers day, which is for many families one of the most important days of the year >> can you tell us about that quick the history >> the story about the carnation has to do with the fact that it was anne jarvis's mother's favorite flower and the carnation is an interesting flower because when it starts to wilt it never drops its flowers, the white symbolizes the love the mother has for her children. julie ward howell wrote the attle hymof the republican and was influential in getting mothers day declared a national holiday. it movement right after the civil war >> the white carnation drink that you have at the bar looks delicious. >> it has a gin base, it's discuss stilled in washington, dc, a little bit of triple sec, a heavy cream and binding agent. almost like a sunday. >> daisy may >> it's an old cocktail, i'm going to make this dri

. >> would you trust your ride to the bar to get you to the er? >> members of congress refuse to stand up for the pledge of allegiance. we'll verify. >> and what happens to those old metro cards after they are off the rails? here's a hint, wusa9 at 11:00 starts now. >>> and developing tonight, we are about to see a lot more of this familiar face. former fbi director, robert muller is now a special prosecutor. his past, investigating whether or whether or not there are ties -- in last year's presidential election. if molar finds enough evidence, he'll have the power to prosecute people if he believes they committed muller is widely respected on capitol hill. but mitch mcconnell didn't have much to say. >> the justice department has a special prosecutor. all of this comes days after president trump fired fbi director, james comey, and word that the president might have leaned on comey to drop the investigation into ties against russia and former national security adviser, michael flynn. muller has a lot of work ahead of him. here are a few fast fact

it's, like, the old subway bar next to the train on the upper east side. it is way low, this bar. for them, he's gotten away from these controversies. the fact that he hasn't had -- it is outrageous that -- this is getting into the weeds a bit, but, you know, a lot of these organizations that pay for this trip, the evil enemy press, is paid $20,000, $30,000, $40,000 to be on these trips, to not get a single question to the president of the united states is crazy and sort of unprecedented. he's clearly shutting down stuff down and only going for the visuals. i am not kidding from their perspective in the west wing, they think this has gone pretty well and you are totally right when you say the bar is very low, but he was just getting beaten up back here. now, when he comes back, there are a lot of questions that are arising, obviously over the russia investigation, but we're also dealing with real concrete issues like the debt ceiling and this apparently dead on arrival health care bill which the senate, mitch mcconnell, said a couple days ago they don't know what the hell they're g

top cities are los angeles, san antonio, san diego, las vegas and orlando. >> you have the awesome bare is going to be headed to. they should playing that "all-star," that was pretty amazing. think of the editing it took to find exactly those words to make up the lyrics. >> a bonding experience, bringing those star-crossed lovers together. >> as we all celebrate may 4th. >>> after criticism of violent videos popping up on facebook live, ceo mark zuckerberg describing the recent events as, quote, heartbreaking. he says the company will add 3,000 people to the force to police videos of crimes and suicide. the social media giant reporting a strong first quarter estimate as the site approaches a milestone of almost 2 billion users. you're on snapchat, instagram, it's just us old people on facebook now, but that goes to show -- >> it's not true. facebook is still cool. >>> legal jeopardy, while laughing out loud landed one woman in hot water. plus, palace instreeg, what's behind the mysterious meeting of britain's royal family. we'll tell you. you're watching "early today." that wasn't fair

so isn't the bar already pretty low? pace concedes it is. >> i'm familiar with inspectors that were literally working at a grocery store on a friday, and on monday they are out inspecting houses. >> reporter: pace also told us 50% of applicants fail his group's competent at the present timesy program. the congressman is aiming for action next year. listen see believes state oversight is overdue. >> require some sort of standard for all of these home inspectors to follow. >> reporter: lindsey regrets she took her realitior's recommendation for a home inspector. remember, someone endorsement is replace men for asking tough questions yourself about their vecredentis and what happens if something goes wrong. some carry insurance for errors and omissions that might cover you for their mistake. nbc bay area responds to every call and e-mail that we receive. >> it's not easy buying a house. >> that was eye opening to find out all that information but meticulous you have to be. >>> let's bring in jeff ranieri, we are talking mot

she said those guys were here earlier around 9, in the bar, drinking."hile, police have been trying to collect surveillance video from the many cameras mounted right outside.the case is under investigation as a homicide.in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. ( james ) the parents of a 16-year-old girl are outraged this morning after their daughter was filmed using the bathroom at school. it happened at san ramon valley high school in danville. and now the teen's parents are upset and disturbed about what happened. kron four's ella sogomonian explains why her parents are critizing the school. these danville parents are asking the san ramon valley unified school district to remove a girl accused of cyber bullying their daughter.they say their 16-year-old was filmed inside a san ramon valley high school's bathroom stall after cross country practice by another athelete who was suspended for three days but is now back on campus. sot: denise lynch, victim's mom//"i'm deeply disappointed in the school system we have a clear victim and a perpetrator."t

, i don't remember even leaving, which is the tough part, but, basically, we left the bar, and what happened was i ended up running my boyfriend over with the car, and then fleeing and trying to get away. he ended up with a broken leg. he has steel or whatever they put in there. he ended up with a subdural hematoma and what they did was they put him into a medically induced coma for purposes of helping his brain heal, things of that nature. >> ortega's boyfriend did recover although he suffered minor brain damage and the damage to their relationship was beyond repair. >> mistakes happen, accidents happen, and i apologized. i said i was sorry, and he just -- he's not accepting that. >> oh, you way did it too long. >> no, no, it was already like that. >> okay. >> what we're going to do is we're going to fix it. >>> coming up -- >> i'm a very loving, kind, passionate, caring individual, father, man, husband. >> twice convicted of rape, and now of a high-profile murder, an orange county inmate could face the death penalty. mom, i have to tell you something. dad, one second i was driving

towards the midlands, the south—east, east anglia, bar the odd early shower most anglia, bar the odd es anglia, bar the odd early shower most places will be dry and bright. through the late morning and into the afternoon showers will develop widely across most parts of the uk. still more persistent rain in scotland. maybe the odd rubble of thunder in some parts of england and wales. —— rumble. stillspells thunder in some parts of england and wales. —— rumble. still spells of sunshine and temperatures about 14— 54 sunshine and temperatures about 14— 5a glasgow, belfast. a 18 in the south—eastern corner. a fresh start to sunday. a lot of dry and bright weather. cloud and a breeze and a bit of rain in the far north—west. about 15 degrees four glasgow and belfast. warming up on the south—eastern corner. saturday has heavy showers, but some spells of sunshine. sunday is the better of the two days. very little in the way of rainfall. and a bit warmer. some places are warmer still towards monday, with the southerly breeze. some wind and rain to the north and west of the uk. further south and

the bar, i would imagine, because the reaction has been the president did well but the bar was very lowthis was a paced speech, but what was your reaction and how do you think he did? >> are you asking me or -- >> yes. >> sorry. so from the point of view of the low bar, yes, of course. this is probably the most dignified speech he's ever given, certainly as president. but from the point of view of the -- of how audiences in the middle east take it, it sounds different than americans hear. most people probably look at it as patronizing. public opinion was totally ignored. he gave the rulers what they want. he gave the rulers attention and focused on the rulers' issues, confronting iran, confronting militancy, no focus on democracy at all which is what they want to hear. but the public really dismisses all of that and it sounds like they have been lectured about islam. so he does well in delivering what was a packaged deal. the rulers wanted something from him and he gave them something. he gave them the claim he's creating more american jobs, signing huge trade deals. he made the stateme

over in shah, it's louder, just outside the bar, it's closer to 70. neighbors are worried about what it will be like at 2:00 a beer garden across the street. the size of the lot goes deep into his street. >> most of the beer garden is not on 14th. the side streets are not. >> the owners did not return my call. they have said they are considering ways to dampen the noise. the shaw location has these barriers. the plans are for a bar twice as big, neighbors fear it will be twice as loud. but they hope their voices are louder. >> the test would be that they choose a location not directly facing our residences, you know. they have a great business model. it shouldn't be facing where people live. >> in northwest, pete, wusa9. >> well, meet brandon, he is single. he met a girl on a dating app and they went to the movie and that's where this story and where his story and her story get different. crystal facebook and messaged all her friends and shared her last name. brandon sued her for $17.31. the cost of the movie ticket. sued her. crystal thought about ign

at the federal level the bar for bringing these kinds of civil rights violation charges is very high. because of that prosecutors said they would have to be able to show these officers willfully acted the way they did in wanting to shoot and kill sterling. there simply wasn't enough evidence. they met with the family on wednesday outlining some of the evidence they had come across and afterward they said they were stunned to hear one particular development. the words from one officer as he approached the scene. this is what he said according to the lawyer and sterlings fami family. >> he walked up to him and put a gun to his head and said i'll kill him. >> he put that gun to his head and said i'm going to kill you. so how do you think he felt after hearing i'm going to kill you. >> you could tell that was an emotional part of that meeting with federal prosecutors. what happens now? this case is definitely not over. the state attorney general will now take over it's own investigation and continue looking into foss blt of filing state criminal charges. >> we certainly have not heard the

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in one message, he said, just tell him what i told you guys, we found him behind the bar the next morning. one student present that night, who is not charged, shared history as well. -- shared his story as well. >> i'm questioning myself saying, do i know what i'm talking about? everybody is tellingly i am wrong. it is hard to think. >> his parent spoke out on their son'sdeath. >> this is the result of the feeling of entitlement, flagrant disobedience of the law, and disregard for moral values. >> still to come, a tart to the week. doug hill has a final check on the fore doug: this cool weather pattern will continue all week. increasing chances of rain by friday and saturday. lindsey: thank you for joining us. >> what's the recipe for success on this show? take one contestant, add three lifelines, stir in a million dollars, and toss it all in one big pressure cooker. get ready. it's time to play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ [cheers and applause] welcome to the show! are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] today's contestant's