they have a board that advises the secretary directly. ard thatnother advises the deputy secretary about the office of research and development. within doe, they have research agencies around the country, researching toxicology and the behavioral -- behavior of water and all sorts of other things. there is this board of scientific counselors that advises the leadership of the epa about their internal research. practice, whatt is the state of the field, and they are looking at children's health and looking at particular matter and -- particulate matter and small water purification systems. not for major cities, but subdivisions. they advise the leadership on how the research should be conducted. host: nancy is on our democratic line, on the south shore of massachusetts. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. i would like to make three impact ofarding the electromagnetic fields and increase radiation/radio frequencies in our environment. the first point is that it has come to my attention that the regulations now in place to

board i wonder if we can get a round of applause to the board. [applause] they may mention this also got it is entirely volunteer or actually this whole enterprise has been volunteer job. and i think that today it's been called preaching to the choir but we need to remember to call our congressmen and senators. some things we would like to have happen or not have happen we would like to keep funding for healthcare and planned parenthood. the book's editor and board president of the national book critics circle. [applause] it's nice to see so many people here tonight. i'm the president of the national book critics circle any it's my pleasure to welcome youm to the award ceremony for the publishing year 2016. we are delighted to have you join us this evening as we honor the outstanding books of the year in six categories, fiction, nonfiction, biography,y, autobiography, poetry and criticism. i'd like to extend our gratitude to the authors that have joined us here tonight from across thea country and around the globe agents and publicists put their w

they say the board walk susceptible to fires, also concerned about the effect of secondhand smoke. >>peaking of wildwood, it is the first stop of cbs-3 summer fest, celebration of all of the great things there are to do in our community this time of year. >> "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen is one of the many people who were headed to the shore this weekend, he's already there, in fact, live on the boardwalk in wildwood. good morning, pat. how do you get all of the best assignments? >> just luck of the draw, i guess, guys. just couple every minutes, the sun will rison yet another summer, and of course, summer fest. i worked on that line all week. how did it go? i think it went pretty well. here in wildwood, see the board walk completely empty, in just a couple of hours people will fill the board, they'll come out here, as well, which is where i got a chance to hang out earlier this week. this is the great maury peer. you got to love it. when you're a kid even not a kid you come out here and have yourself a good time. throughout the summer, so much happening on the wildwood boards

barclays bank while also serving on the global board. is a very substantial time commitment and a huge risk to shareholders if a director cannot respond to things like we are seeing right now with the investigation into the whistleblowing of event. or brexit. there is a number of things coming up that may demand substantial attention from the board. we think shareholders deserve better than having someone who may not be able to devote the time. i would also say that -- barclays has said he will scale back his workflow by september of this year. are you satisfied with that answer? andrew: we are somewhat santos -- satisfied. -- we still need to see what happens in reality. we actually changed our advice following the board statement that he would reduce his commitments. but just over 10% of shareholders continue to oppose his election, because the details are not yet there. it is a difficult situation for shareholders to be put in when they have to decide yes or no in there we have half the picture. for now, we are satisfied that the boar

and don't even get me started on the shorter board. ere is the product that actually sits as the junior to this? if you started to figure out how to make a smaller piece of wood with the same trucks and the same wheels, and you make 30 of those, as well, a day, then, all of a sudden, you've driving everything down even more. mike: well... kerry: hi. nice to meet you. i'm kerry. nikki: nice to meet you. mike: mike maloney. nice to meet you. -kerry: nice to meet you. -lemonis: one of the things that concerns me about this deal is the fact that their lease is running out in a couple months. to solve that problem, i want to take them around denver to look at a couple spaces. and i found one that i really like. kerry: it's, like, definitely a new and up-and-coming. it's called the rino district. lots of new retail, lots of breweries. lemonis: is this an old building renovated? kerry: it is. nikki: oh, very cool. -mike: [ chuckles ] -kerry: it's a bigger space. it's about 4,100 square feet. lemonis: your current space is... -nikki: 3,000. -mi

you already put yourself on the board. the vote is not until next week. >> the vote is not until next week. if in fact i am on the board -- >> i'm just keeping you honest. >> i appreciate that, i appreciate that. if in fact our nominees are elected and we are optimistic that they will be, i think these are exactly the kinds of conversations that the board needs to have as a group and determine what in fact the best allocation framework is. the first step is always looking at areas within the business where you can invest and return very -- receive really attractive returns on that invested capital. from there you look at all of your options, whether it is debt reduction, which this company has very little of, share repurchases, or dividends, and weight those depending on all of your options at any given moment in time. >> look, there are investors i'm sure who are going to agree with you about the stock performance. i referenced a ten-year number in which it's obviously had a great run, though over the last couple of years

rolon, i'm chairman of the parole board. we're here today to consider your petition for parole from a first-degree murder sentence for stabbing and killing robert botelho on january 21... >> i wanted to have respect for the family, so i didn't want to look over there. but i went there with a purpose of having that opportunity to say i'm sorry. it's time to speak the truth. it's time to say what happened. it's time to own up. >> after being convicted of taking mr. botelho's life, i told his mother i didn't kill her son. for the past 18 years and six months, mr. botelho's mother has deserved from me to speak the truth by saying that it was me who killed her son. and that i'm sorry for creating the pain that is in her heart. it was like an out-of-body experience for me. it was unbelievable feeling. i take full responsibility for the death of mr. botelho. it was very emotional. my family, my supporters, and for me to go back to that space and talk about it and have them hear, "okay, he killed someone." >> i ask forgiveness for an

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today the board of regents says it will deliver. >> we have to zsh dsh. >> the uc board of regents admits it was humbled by findings that administers failed to disclose $175 million it had saved boy spending less than originally budgeted. >> and we need to step up our game. >> even while praising board president janet napolitano for the way she handled the budget affair. >> our process will be better. the time lynn will be met. we will learn from this and i think the whole uc system will be better because of it. >> one regent blamed press coverage for the audit. >> how could the press have gotten it so wrong. >> a claim disputed by the auditor herself. >> there needs to be more transparent. >> who says she thinks the board has work to do to make sure this doesn't happen again. >> we never used the word slush fund in our report but certainly there was a failure to disclose to the board and to the public this additional money or this leftover money at the end of the year how the funds would be used in the zblurt in frist scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> okay up next you hear about this

don't you think the board needs to be reconstituted at wells fargo. ten out of 15 of them got 75% or less when the most recent boat. i had been on 20 boards in the information doesn't come to the board and people don't write that. they send out. i would bet anything that the board was never really told about something like that. the management doesn't volunteer problems in many cases. my guess is that the board they have made have read the article in the la times. ask something about it. i won't fault the board without knowing more about them. give gigantic stock holdings. it's a huge position the wall street journal in january said like a lifelong platinum cardholder oblivious to the better options now available the company's investors are oddly concerned about worsening competition. we want to play what he said about that competition because i was able to grab him for that. the first quarter was a very good quarter. the platinum caris strong. 2016 was the best year in history of platinum. is it so that still that economic castle that once was. it's q

he was the only one on boards that chopper. >> i look up in the sky. i saw this -- or i heard it, explode, then i saw the black smoke. it was terrible. i'm still shaking because i envision a life there gone. >> national transportation safety board, the fa a and the delaware state police, are investigating this crash, no one on the grounds was hurt. >> two people have been hospitalized after a rail car in gloucester county started leaking flammable gas. 30,000 gallons of gas leaked from tanker as pure lands industrial park in logan township yesterday morning. by the afternoon, hazmat crews were placed what they say was faulty valve. hundreds of workers at the industrial park had to go home early. children at day care center nearby sent to hotel for their safety. >> we're learning more about the man wanted in the brutal attack of disable man in chester county. now take a look at the surveillance video taken earlier this month, in 7-eleven parking lot in west chester. police say 29 year old barry baker, mocked a man with cerebral

everything is up across the board. and, in fact, not only is the dow jumped 100 points but the s&p and nasdaq are both at record highs right now. >>> having a big problem. a computer malware cry wannacry continues to spread across the world but good news it's said to be slowing down. >> by the way, scott mcgrew, what should somebody do if they are actually hit by it? >> honestly not a lot you can do. your data would be locked up, encrypted until you pay a ransom. if you turn on your pc and see this. that's the ransomware that everybody is talking about and you are in trouble. as many as 200,000 computers were hit over the weekend, a lot of them belonging to hospitals. we saw it first in great britain but within hours it was in more than 100 countries across the weekend. this wannacry worm as they are calling it hits pcs that run old version of windows, versions microsoft doesn't even support anymore which is what made them vulnerable. mac, don't worry about it, and if you update your software, don't worry about it, but

the big board shows the dow is down about 316 points. banks and other financial companies are leading stocks lower as bond yields fall. >>> forbes magazine is out with its 2017 list of america's richest self-made women. among the top 10 are little caesar's pizza cofounder marian ilitch at number one. and meg whitman number 6. facebook coo sheryl sandberg at number 12. oracle coceo at number 26 and marissa mayer at number 35. >>> cbs just announced its fall line-up. 23 shows are returning and six new shows will be added. a military drama starring david borian nas follows the professional and personal live of navy seals as they train, plan and execute the most dangerous high stakes missions! >>> s.w.a.t. is inspired by the tv series and feature film by the same name a locally born s.w.a.t. sergeant who runs a specialized tactical unit in los angeles. >> wisdom of the crowd stars emmy and golden globe award winner jeremy piven as a tech innovator who creates an app to solve his daughter's murder and in the process revolutionizes compromise

it often will have a family member of the board, but it is not a family philanthropy. the rockefeller brothers fund is a family philanthropy with the board comprised of family members as well as nonfamily members. they work on democracy, civil society, the environment, climate change. they also have a strong arts and culture program. they also are doing work on peace building and peacemaking, particularly in troubled areas of the world such as the middle east. the rockefeller foundation just got a new president. until the recently, their tagline has been "resilience." it remains to be seen whether they stick with that are taken new direction under new leadership. reporter: as far as all ssris -- how they have a limited their efforts, has that changed over time? barbara: they often would work through operating programs where they are hiring and paying the field staff to get out there. that would be true of public health emulator agriculture work, which is credited as something which has been dubbed the green revolution. they paid the salaries of scientists and researcher

he drives up and down the board and he joins us live. at do you love about it so much >> i love the excitement. i love the people. every year, people come by and anywhere is gigi? >> they stopped tram car a little while ago when you took it down to the roller coaster about 15 times. >> well, mr. rosen is the mayor, but evidently he acknowledges me as the assistant. >> i agree. totally. let me tell you, gigi did take it down to the roller coaster and i'm telling you this is it no ordinary roller coaster. and i know first hand. >> how are you doing? the pressure was building. participation to get on the rematched roller coaster at morey morey's pier. >> eventually, i had to sample everybody. >> whoa. whoa, whoa. >> the new and improved ride, ok. my eyes were closed. >> it is really intense. it's really intense. >> >>> lauren standing by with the boards with the forecast. >>> thanks so much, ukee, pretty nice evening, got the breeze going, but we had dry conditions as we've been out earlier this afternoon, and thankfully we need dry weather

in the last few minutes one of the school board trustees, dan charrier came out and said he will not support the purchase of that land. that announcement was met with applause. but at this hour no vote yet. live in dublin, katie marzullo, "abc 7 news." >>> thank you. new at 11:00, a disappointing outcome for some parents in east bay. about an hour ago the alameda unified school district voted unanimously to shut down lum elementary. a soil analysis found that the ground beneath the school could lick which phi in a big earthquake, possibly causing a collapse. other reports dispute those findings. now the staff has to figure out where the students will attend school in the next school year. >>> eight billion dollars, that's how much money the state of california has just lying around waiting to be claimed. >> a bunch has to be ours, right? >> clearly. >> we wish. tonight 7 on your side michael finney is here investigating how you get what is rightfully yours. >> absolutely. we're not just talking about cash either. this includes jewels, rare more. coming up, i'll show you the simple ste

the board voted around midnight rejecting the proposal 3-2. as you can see a lot of people showed up. the board heard from hundreds of those folks during hours of public comment last night. there are three properties left for the board to choose from to accommodate 2,000 students by the year 2023. students at lum elementary in alameda will be moved to another school this fall. some parents were hoping for a different outcome at last night's alameda unified school district meeting. trustees voted unanimously to shut down the campus at the end of the current school year. a soil analysis found the ground beneath the cool could lick which phi in a big earthquake causing a collapse. officials have to decide the long-term future of that site. >>> the president and the pope, the issues uniting the pair after this morning's meeting at the vatican. >> new trouble for bart. the challenge the agency is facing that is leading to over crowded commutes this weekend. >>> and can you imagine, would you let vacation days go to waste? the trend emerging in offi

and nearly all of them continue to practice in the meantime. >> could the california medical board beng more to protect patients? >> absolutely. >> senator jerry hill of san mateo chaired the hearing is now proposing major reforms to boost patient protections and increase transparency at the medical board. including a plan to require doctors to tell patients if they're on probation. that information already gets post-ed on the medical board's website but it's up to patients to find it. now california is more than 110,000 doctors, 60 the 9 are on probation. their ofsties including deadly medical errors, drug use and sexual assault against patients. >> those doctors have a 30% -- historically a 30% resid. >> kim kirsch mier testified her colleagues on the board mostly physicians appointed by the government believe forcing every doctor to disclose probation status would do more harm than good. >> they didn't want it to interfere with the patient/physician replace that was happening. >> if doctors are worried their relationship with patients could be damaged, isn't the best solution for d

so what did the control board do? that even if puerto rico has more austerity -- and the austerity we have already reported, the degree that his current, even with all of that austerity, over the next 10 years, there were only be at best $8 billion left over from annual budgets to pay the bondholders. $35bondholders are owed billion over the next 10 years. that means -- the board is saying essentially, there is only $.25 on the dollar available, even with massive austerity, to pay these bonds off. predictably, the bondholders went crazy. they have been going to court. now the control board has asked for chief justice robert -- chief justice roberts did a a judge who is now going to be the judge in charge of deciding exactly how m much mony the creditors get an exactly what happens in puerto rico's future. this has gone from a u.s. appointed control board now to a federal judge who essentially is in charge of the economic future theuerto rico and how much creditors will be paid. obviously, the creditors are challenging

the board was discussing the matter but has not taken a vote. >>> the d.a. dismissed a charge against a fruit vendor. shutting down his fruit stand has been viewed a million times. pedro did not have a permit to sell food and tried to run from deputies. the resisting arrest charge has been dropped. he was wearing an ankle monitor and was supervised because he is seeking asylum in the u.s. >>> cutting 325 u.s. jobs after launching the north american headquarters. they got into the electric car market last year. 70 percent of the u.s. work force when they launched they said they expected to hire 12,000 workers. >>> stocks on wall street showed modest gains. analysts say they were happy. making significant cuts to programs. >>> it cooled off today and more tomorrow. right through the weekend. these are the highs. the numbers are significant in the bay. 78 in redwood city. 73 in oakland. the fog didn't get over there. we will see tonight and tomorrow the fog will penetrate further. up in sacramento we will see temperatures in the 90s. 70s and 80s. cooler for eve

in the last few minutes one of the school board trustees, dan charrier came out and said he will not support the purchase of that land. that announcement was met with applause. but at this hour no vote yet. live in dublin, katie marzullo, "abc 7 news." >>> thank you. new at 11:00, a disappointing outcome for some parents in east bay. about an hour ago the alameda unified school district voted unanimously to shut down lum elementary. a soil analysis found that the ground beneath the school could lick which phi in a big earthquake, possibly causing a collapse. other reports dispute those findings. now the staff has to figure out where the students will attend school in the next school year. >>> eight billion dollars, that's how much money the state of california has just lying around waiting to be claimed. >> a bunch has to be ours, right? >> clearly. >> we wish. tonight 7 on your side michael finney is here investigating how you get what is rightfully yours. >> absolutely. we're not just talking about cash either. this includes jewels, rare coins, gold and more. coming up, i'll show yo

what is paramount importance is that he receives the full support of the board and majority shareholderthe right support, there remains a real risk that his legacy will be tarnished if the supporters not forthcoming, we stand ready to help and do everything that we can to deliver success on and off the field. so, usmanov is saying that he is ready to step in if arsenal need him. another man we have heard from todayis him. another man we have heard from today is the chief executive of arsenal. again, speaking to arsenal and giving backing to arsene wenger. his dna is the same dna as this club, driven to move forward and driven to evolve. driven to those objectives of winning. for this club, driven to those objectives of winning. forthis club, and making oui’ winning. forthis club, and making our fans proud. and, when we look at the world of football, and think about the great candidates that there are, there are many great coaching candidates. in the world, arsenal is a club that all of them would want to work for, because of the things we represent in football. when you look around and

the board of regents. the same group that is supposed to over see the president's budget bills it for parties. that amounts to $225,000 in dinner parties since 1220. melissa caen, kpix 5. >>> there are four vacancies on the board of regents. several called for the governor to appoint four new regence. >>> the water slide that a bay area boy fell off is exactly like many others around the world. cal-osha is examining where the slides are safe following yesterday's mishap. kpix 5's wilson walker reports from the park. >> when he came into the run out area he got on top of the water and ended up sliding across the edge and then he was shaken by the experience merchandise. >> reporter: shaken and scratched up but that boy walked away from his wild ride down the emerald plunge. the center piece in the new $43 million water park. >> considered what we would call the thrill slide. >> reporter: today the slides remained closed as state investigators took a closer look at things. specifically the landing area where

he drives up and down the board and he joins us live. at do you love about it so much >> i love the excitement. i love the people. every year, people come by and anywhere is gigi? >> they stopped tram car a little while ago when you took it down to the roller coaster about 15 times. >> well, mr. rosen is the mayor, but evidently he acknowledges me as the assistant. >> i agree. totally. let me tell you, gigi did take it down to the roller coaster and i'm telling you this is it no ordinary roller coaster. and i know first hand. >> how are you doing? the pressure was building. participation to get on the rematched roller coaster at morey morey's pier. >> eventually, i had to sample everybody. >> whoa. whoa, whoa. >> the new and improved ride, ok. my eyes were closed. >> it is really intense. it's really intense. >> >>> lauren standing by with the boards with the forecast. >>> thanks so much, ukee, pretty nice evening, got the breeze going, but we had dry conditions as we've been out earlier this afternoon, and thankfully we need dry weather

a good number if you are jes staley and the board? sense that if it was below 50, he would be out of a job. there will be a slight sense of relief. i don't everyone -- anyone thought there was a legitimate butce of him going today, 14% of shareholders abstaining from your reelection as they await the regulation from the whistleblower scandal is certainly not a great result. last year, he got 99%. the body'sf recommended shareholders abstaining until we get the results of those regulatory investigations. that is the key, he still may lose his job. came from the agm earlier in london where the chairman, john mcfarland, is in charge of his future, and gave his public backing. he said something along the lines that if you jump a stop sign and don't cause an accident, you only get three points on your license, they don't take it away. that is how he says the board is looking at this. a misstep. fortunately, staley never identified the whistleblower, which would have been a bigger deal. certainly, a bloody nose for jes staley and the rest of

the state medical board says in many cases you're better off not knowing. we investigate just ahead. >>> plus hundreds of thousands of people have been impacted already, but a massive cyber attack could take a turn for the worse tomorrow. >>> and at this hour, we're seeing 55 degrees, partly cloudy skies in san jose with high temperatures tomorrow climbing into the mid to upper 60s. but by the end of the week, those same numbers could be closer to 90. some wild changes ahead in your seven-day forecast when we come right back. serious crime . wouldn )t you want to know? >> if your doctor had harmed another patient or was convicted have had a serious crime, wouldn't you want to know? >> california routinely puts doctors on probation for a whole list of patients, from sexuallily abusing patients to overprescribing drugs. we discovered that most physicians don't have to mention that to you, their patients. >> when it comes to investigating complaints about potentially dangerous doctors, the state has its own government watchdog, called the california medical boa

the county sheriff gave the board of supervisors an update yesterday. talled and guards are wearing body cameras. >>> this year's winter storms have caused road damage. highway damage alone has reached $1 billion for the first time in california history. the estimate does not include that massive landslide that took out part of highway 1 south of big sur this past weekend. now, by comparison, last year's storm damage reached $660 million. >> a 14-year-old boy battles his way out of a troubled life. >> i love boxing but my education is more important. >>> we're live with andy co- help, host of the reboot of the hit show love connection. ♪[music] >> give you a low look at sfo. fog in the back. thank goodness clearing up. the music is familiar because we now know, yes, top gun 2 is going to be a reality. filming will start next year. tom cruise saying it is happening. it is definitely happening. i know you two were top gun fans. >> that is two os in goose, gasia. >> i have never seen the movie. i challenge you both to name me a sequel that is as good as

the fly board air that is oh so fly. we have cristian, oli, breaking down the best on the web and a groom who suddenly decided. >> bingo, that's my vow. >> we tried to rush spoke things. >> the story behind the beefy wedding vows that were well done. >>> this man is mad. >>. >> that's not a door. >> did someone lock him inside. >> this man was in a store. he purchased a bottle of cognac. he dropped the bottle, broke the bottle and demanded a refund from the clerk. they were like, no, you're not getting a refund. how do you say that in russian? [ speaking foreign language ] >> yeah, that. he started busting things in the store. when they couldn't calm him down they trapped him until police came. >> that thing is already giving. >> this is why supermarkets have dinky wheels. >> of course, this attracted attention and they stopped. he has got a complete audience. >> this guy is going to get out. >> is it bad i'm rooting for him? >> yes. you like those bad boys, don't you? you like the bad boys. >> give him another bottle of

the board has influence. they're all old and they're all white. >> reporter: survey monkey ceo says williams is already making an impact. >> a lot of silicon valley companies are waking up saying are we getting a full perspective, do we have the right voices around the table to represent our customers, employees, ultimately that's how you build a great business. >> reporter: a company hoping to tap into her experience as an athlete, entrepreneur and cultural icon. in san mateo, crit nguyen, abc7 news. >> facebook founder mark zuckerberg is scheduled to speak at harvard's commencement tomorrow. he posted this picture today from his old dorm room where he helped create facebook. yesterday he gave a live facebook tour of that room. zuckerberg says he'll share what he learned about our generation and the world we're all building together. zuckerberg will also receive an honorary degree during tomorrow's ceremony. he never received his degree. he dropped out of harvard to, of course, work on facebook. >>> and you

he was the only one on board when the helicopter went down. mike murphy flew for penn medicine and was our backup pilot in sky force 10. >>> in new jersey turnpike in gloucester county sent nearly three dozen people to the hospital with minor injuries. the bus was headed to atlanta this holiday weekend. >>> striking back. aegis goes on the attack after dozens of coptic christians are attacked. the reaction from president trump coming up. >>> new screening rules before you fly. why you may have to unpack your bags before you can get through security. >>> we begin with a live look at wilmington, delaware. we're starting to see the cracks of sunlight this morning. officially it's a little past 5:30 am. we are starting to see the peeks of sun. starting with a clear sky. as we progress through the day a mostly cloudy sky. this morning, the picture you're seeing is not going to last. we're at 61 this morning, 7:00 am in philadelphia. we'll get to the low 70s for the afternoon temperature, 72 at 3:00 pm. thing is, we should be in the upper 70s this t

cloud, and allow more sunshine to develop, so temperatures are going to be rising pretty much across the board there is our high pressure, the position of it is going to be crucial, the sceptre of the high drifts away to the east, it allows some weather fronts to approach from the south—west, but also we are drawing in our air, from the near continent, so through friday we get the sunnier skies and for many that continues into saturday and the warmth really develop, 30 degrees is quite likely, possibly a touch higher than that, but out to the west, the chance of some thundery showers. goodbye. hello, there. temperatures are set to climb even higher over the next few days, it was quite warm today if you had the sunshine. beautiful blue skies here, for example at rhyl in north wales. later op in the week not only does it stay dry. we will lift the temperature, we could be seeing some hot weather arriving by friday and end to saturday. this is thursday, though, and with the high pressure sitting over the uk, we are tending to break up that cloud, and allow more sunshine to develop, so temperature

the board underneath it. this is something called the kings board. this was a highly taxed item and pretty much used for the king exclusively. shipping, army projects, anything he would have used. trent lately mr. has it on his front parlor floor is saying he does not care that -- it's the equivalent of having a very nice car in your driveway.mr mr. trent was showing off. he was a wealthy merchant. and what that meant for this timeframe is he brought in a lot of luxury goods for himself and his family members. he also would've had -- in his probate inventory taken two years after his death -- he did own 11 slaves. so, we've come downstairs into the in-house kitchen at the william trent house museum. an in-house kitchen would not have been the most common thing during this timeframe. the reason being was this was quite a fire hazard. but mr. trent got what he wanted. hence, the in-house kitchen. what you see here is our kitchen hearth. there are a few different things in here that are really very interesting. we have something called a clockwork spitja

the emergency. this video has just been posted on twitter. a passenger on board the flight says that he had to evacuate on the emergency slide and flight attendants told him to run from the airplane. you can see several emergency vehicles on the tarmac. we have a couple of photographs of the airplane on the tarmac as well. and you can see the emergency chutes are deployed, the emergency exits are open. we have calls out to the faa and officials at sfo to try to get more details. again, an apparent engine fire, we don't know if it was before the airplane took off or if it occurred in flight. but it forced the sfo bound aircraft to land, again, at new jersey newark airport. as far as we know, there are no injuries but people had to deplane the aircraft, via the emergency exits. that's the latest we have, ken bastida, kpix 5. >>> here's a look now at the forecast. seeing a bit of a cooldown out there, paul. >> we are. the reason why is right behind me. look at all of that low cloud cover moving over san francisco which is not a new phenomenon. what will be in the ne

we are live outside the board's meeting with the new developments. >> a short time ago board members ducked behind closed doors. right now they're talking about that -- hiring a law firm at a cost of $250,000. i'm told that's routine. the board will hire a law firm for the upcoming school year what is not retain, angry parents and some of them outside behind me. summer waiting to give board members and your phone -- your fault -- your fault. >> things happen on campus. they try to handle things in house. >> the school board is under siege from parents. after two investigated reports concerned a 14 all freshmen who said she was assaulted inside a school bathroom. her attacker a student athlete was convicted in juvenile court of having oral sex with a minor. shoot in school and playing sports until last week.>> they can put a complaint under title might it investigate the victims allegations. >> the victim and her mother told fox 2 exclusively lack of support from the school and district administrators led them to leave the area. >> as parents we all work together and put together our

it's been perfect for the scottish tourist board. nfortunately hotel manager is not so happy across the kent coast. this morning, a lot of low cloud, a few scattered showers and it's feeling cold, i'm afraid. i'm sure yoursummer and it's feeling cold, i'm afraid. i'm sure your summer will come in a few weeks or months' time. in the south we have quite a lot of cloud with the breeze coming in off the sea with the breeze coming in off the sea and it is exacerbating the problem. it's cold,

our parents did a fabulous job fact finding and the board sdrarded everything -- disregarded everything. >> and wanted new information, but clear they knew what they were going to do. so they were just postponing the inevitable. >> the professional sectors. it is my legal, moral and professional obstacle gas station to make that recommendation. >> school officials plan to form a committee to decide what to do with the school once it is closed and still working to reassign the students. >>> set to walk off the job for a strike for negotiations. the teachers represent 360 educators at 18 schools. the teachers have been without a contract for a year and the main sticking point has been a 2% wage increase. the district says it can't afford it because of a state- man dated increase in teacher pension. the schools will be open despite the planned strike. >>> outrage at a school after a student used a controversial campaign to become student body president, but his story is different from what happened. >>> the poems in sacramento to make sure students, not officials manage the budget. >>> goo

the board of education voted to close the elementary. parents, teachers and students packed the meeting hoping to keep the school open. the school district said that soil and structural engineers said the school wouldn't survive a major earthquake. parents hired their own experts who disagree with the district's decision. >> i've been working there for 18 years. been in the district for 25 years. i disagree with the board. our parents did a fabulous job fact finding and i felt like the board disregarded everything they said tonight. >> very angry, yes. they knew their answer weeks ago and yet they say they wanted more information but it was clear that they knew what they were going to do. they were just postponing the inevitable. >> [ unintelligible ] it is my legal obligation to make the recommendation. i'm sorry for it. >> district leaders plan to form a committee to decide what to do with the school once it's closed. they're working on a plan to reassign the students. >>> the dublin school board have to to find another site for a new

years driving the tram earning boardwalk driving rights or gig on the tram he drives up and down the board if you ask him, he may be as iconic, as the tram car, himself. >> i know, so many people, and if they don't see me they come and say is giggy still here where is he at? where will you find something on the boardwalk that goes 2 miles, for three dollars per person, it is the cheapest ride on the board walk. >> tram car service is available at all points long the boardwalk, from the beginning to creek avenue to the end at 16th avenue in north wildwood. now, one of the tram cars just went by us not too long. if the tram carries just too slow for some of you thrill seekers can strap themselves into a just, revamped, roller coaster. it is called, the great nor'easter, on surf side pier. it has been around for a while but it has under gone a $5 million make over. not for me. nearly 2200 feet of twisted steel takes riders high up for a great view, of the shoreline , now if you have your eyes opened then you can see everything, me they will be tightly shut, no doubt bit and is there 95 drop f

and the board is very helpful with that. recently we sent out a survey to all our members and we put in the survey every possible topic, the category that we could think of and we asked them to evaluate and number this in order of their interests 1 to 10 what you would most like to see at our meetings and the resultof that is the program schedule we have this year and coming up next month , we have the craft, we have elements of fiction and after that the craft of writing a memoir. and following up with that we have a presentation on writing biography. so we just keep it as broad as possible so that we touch on any potential writing interests. >> what has been the response from the community? >> we feel a great response. we get good media coverage for every one of our meetings and we have something special going on, we get even special media coverage that way. we tried when we can to include the community and our activities. one reason we've done the authors here is that that pulls in a lot of people who are not members and w

i turn my back to write on the board and i hear of mandingo. i swing around in slow motion and the full body work with my neck being the last thing to snap into alignment. it's a knee-jerk reflex that flings my mama jeannie and two full octave all up in your face crazy woman purple fury. i am full throttle extremely loud, intense and temporarily unhinged. i am sick and tired of your disrespect. i asked you five times and i am not having this in my class. you haven't done any work since a patent to that class to you just run your mouth, making an annoying word and now you are being totally disrespectful. you think you are slight, but don't get it twisted. i don't play games with kids. you have to get up out of here. proof, proof, get him out of here. i am screaming like a wild we achieve standing over him like a giant possessed mother. he towers in his seat amid stunned by my piece. he's the incredible shrinking club. i am spraying him with electric shocks like a theatrical magician doing a magic trick, third invisible talcum powder with both of

the board voted on monday to make the change.that senior staff is hearing about it right now for the first time. the news coming just two weeks after the steelmaker had its 2017 profit out lied and reported a big unexpected q1 loss that sent shares plummeting in the worst single day drop since going public. sent stocks down 37, 38% in the past month, though i should note up 19% since he took the helm in cement of 2013. port to note longhi has been a member of the white house's initiative to grow the manufacturing sector. no word if he will remain or if burritt will replace him. that will be up to the white house. shares of u.s. steel in after hours are bouncing between losses and gains in after hours right now. back over to you. >> thank you, morgan. mike, any thoughts here? >> hard to really infer that much. seems like accelerated success, but it is kind of continues knewity. you had the internal guy in line. stock has been under pressure for reasons beyond anything short term management was up to. >> u.s. steel down 1% on the n

the u.s. chemical safety board. richmond, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> this morning, a dramatic development in the sentencing phase of the sierra lamar murder trial. prosecutors and defense attorneys are reviewing the conduct of santa clara county sheriff's sergeant herman leon one of the main investigators in the case. a judge in another case found he gave false testimony in a 2009 murder trial. this comes as the jury is deciding of antolin garcia- torres should be put to death or spend life in prison without parole. as the trial resumes today, sierra's father is expected to testify. >>> a wanted parolee in the south bay is behind bars this morning on suspicion of a shooting and attempted burglary. watsonville police arrested 22- year-old andre lopez. they say that he allegedly shot into a home yesterday then tried to break into a different home nearby. officers say that lopez ran off after the incident but they were able to catch him a few hours later. >>> right now oakland police are searching for this man. he is wa

the board was worrying because profits are slowing. the stock has done worse than toyota.gh there is a cold going round in terms of auto worse inord was doing terms of profits and stock price. they could not just blame the weather or the market and say everybody is suffering. vonnie: our thanks to david welch. now.shares are up 1.5% i want to let you know we are awaiting comments from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and u.s. president donald trump. you can see the podium set up for remarks. we will carry those live on bloomberg tv. also, follow at tv . this is bloomberg. ♪ , 1it's 1:00 in washington a.m. in the morning in hong kong. from bloomberg paz world headquarters in new york, i'm david westin. welcome to "bloomberg markets, the trump economy." here of the top stories we are watching. after the extravagant multimillion dollar -- multimillion dollar deal with saudi arabia, president trump moves on to symbolism in jerusalem with political minefields. we are waiting for the press conference featuring president trump and benjamin netanyahu. commerce secreta

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