the national average is 29%. governor terry mcauliffe says he wants to target more resources in schools with high concentrations of low income students. >>> 4:58. a big honor for the super bowl champions. today the broncos are here in washington visiting the white house and the president. the broncos beat the carolina panthers in super bowl 50 just a few months ago. peyton manning will be at the white house. he just retired as one of the best quarterbacks of all-time. people will be looking for peyton sightings around town. >>> there will be a meeting today on expanding the bus rapid transit for route 7. that plan is to connect spring hill metro stations in tysons to the marc center it in alexandria. it would run in mostly dedicated lanes. >>> it will cost a little more to fill up at the pump. gas prices are up 6 cents since the end of may, but still nearly 50 cents cheaper than they were this ti the national average for a gallon of regular is $2.36. d.c.'s average price is a little higher at $2.52. in maryland, y

as a matter of fact is a new jersey it is three times the national average. >> it is very cheap to getthe over prescription of the opioids is paid medication. oh what a decent people had bad injuries go down to the corner to look for the guy who sells heroin. now they are getting hooked. >> i used to work right next door and there were always give a car ride home because there were scared one of the people i interviewed this a hospital hold them in their position and you don't have that it is a stigma. >> a concentration of bad behavior is what it is serious look at this video of this one year old playing the drums. >> coming up next how to find love when you love tromps. >> to be five ted and >> take go look at this video the only one playing the drums. this video along with others are posted on the of the facebook page you may think no big deal but you remember the videos that when a fire will years ago? it turns out there were discovered so they already have a head start. with the sheer number is of bit overwhelming particularly during the selection season i reserve the right to cho

the national average of regular unleaded falling by a penny. that is the first decline in prices in nearly three months. in the bay area gas averages $2.99 a gallon. tesla could help reduce demands on fossil fuels. a new report predicts electric vehicles could cut gas demand by as much as 20% in the next two decades. back over to you. >> thanks. >> thank you very much. >>> today new details set to be released in the orlando nightclub shooting investigation. the fbi is going to reveal partial transcripts with the police. police say he called 911 and pledged his aledge answer to isis. 49 people were murdered and 50 others injured. he was killed in a gun battle with police. ♪ >>> yesterday marked one week since the rampage and tens of thousands of people came together to remember the loss and to help he'll the injured. the bell at saint james ka thet ral told 29 times, one time for each person who died in that event. >>> this sunday was especially important to pray for the family and our city. >> 18 patients are still being treated at the hospital.

that is roughly 25% better than the national average. et feeds his bees a healthy diet and listening to the scientists. >> if we don't have protein redly available through nature and what we feed they are going to be a weaker sickly bee. >> they need pollen and neck tar. >> caught the attention of scientists here at the usdab re and led to a bee swap. watching 80 million usda's bees this winter. >> the bees do incrediblely well under their my to suggest it's the tools of keeping bees fed and away from stress are most important for honeybee health. >> the beekeepers agree that new diseases and increased urbanizeation have contributed to the decline in bee population over the last quarter century. >> and that's why bees are so important. because there are less bees the usda says growers pay three times more than a decade ago and that is why you might have noticed a spike in your grocery bill. >>> right now at 6. >> i'm just so hurt and i hope i can deal with this. it's really getting to me. >> a prince george's county mother learns son's ki

>> new jersey is 12 times the national average.t is or there will be spent for road construction for times of plenty york state spends so before we ask people of new jersey to spend 1 penny more we have an obligation to find out why we're spending so much on road construction. this bill does nothing of the sort. >> it was already written up and ready to go in by friday contracts were signed. >> absolutely. all they want to do is get the new money. in bills have already been introduced all you have to do is ride of light rail's nobody writes it. and he said most of the people don't even pay. widow needed a more boondoggle. asking people to spend $0.23 more by the way they say it is $0.23 but as the price of gas goes up the tax could go up as well it could be more than $0.23 a gallon. >> then one years later they repaved to bill again it is a real issue with corruption there is no reason to is because we cannot get wrapped together. >> i absolutely agree we will have problems finding the transportation in trust fund and they want to

. >>> gas prices climbing six cents the past few weeks, and the national average is now $2.37 per gallonnd the average price has gone up 60 cents since february but still lower than last year at this time, and crude oil costs were a big contributor to the gas price hike. >> bay area always number one. here we are. >>> thanks for choosing nbc bay area news. hope to see you back at 11:00. >> have a great night. ll: hello, i'm doug mcconnell, and we've got some great discoveries for you along the open road. we'll climb to the top of one of our region's most majestic peaks, and find where robert louis stevenson spent his honeymoon and was inspired to write "treasure island." we'll soar into the wild blue yonder, and get a bird's eye view of the beautiful bay area. we'll discover many ways people in the african-american community are meeting up to enjoy and care for the outdoors. and we'll see wildlife and wetlands in the fine photographs of one of their most passionate defenders. [music] [music]

well above the national average. today it's at 4%, well below the national average.o believe the president is about to enter the political fray. will he say donald trump's name? doubt it. will he point to the issues which surround him, wooerbl e b he will. we'll listen to the president. here we go. >> i'm here to talk about the economy. i don't know that if you've noticed, but this is an election year. and it's a more colorful election season than most. it's been a little unusual. and -- no, i can't do that. the constitution prohibits it, but more importantly michelle prohibits it. one of the reasons we're told this has been an unusual election year is because people are anxious and uncertain about the economy. and our politics are a natural place to channel that frustration. i wanted to come to the heartland, to the midwest, back to close to my hometown. to talk about that anxiety, that economic anxiety and what i think it means. and what i've got to say boils down to two points. but i'm going to take a long time making these two points. number one, america's econom

aaa reporting the national average for a gallon of regular is $2.36, certainly up from the lows but about 40 cents lower than this time last year. will gas prices continue to stay low? they might. it seems to be that oil prices have limited upside from here. i would think we'll move up through the end of this month probably at the most would be about the mid 50s, 54 is about the upper range of this. the driving season is definitely a factor but we have to see the inventory go down a bit. so far we haven't seen what we want to see as far as a real empa tus for the market to go up. >> reporter: last year at this time we saw crude prices peak around 60 in june and then they went back to the high 30s by august. it's too early to say that we won't see that pattern again. >>> let's pick up on where we left off. how long does this sweet spot in oil last and what does it mean for the economy and the consumer. joining us is the senior portfolioists. let's start with what jacky left off with. we saw it move up and then it moved back down to $30. where do you think we are right now? is the level we'

with 92 percent of its roughly 600,000 residents white, it is more ethnically homogenous than the national average in the battle over britain's future ties to the european union, the county of worcestershire is a bellwether. and right now voters here are pretty evenly divided between those who want to stay in the e.u. and those who feel britain would be better off going it alone. to woo the undecided, both sides have unleashed a media blitz. >> if we left, independent experts estimate 950,000 jobs would be lost. >> the euro is broke, and the e.u. plans to let in another five countries. >> reporter: so cap ¡n' gown owner ted marshall is trying to cut through the noise. he's organized seven debates in the run-up to the referendum. >> i would ask the people don't heckle too much. >> reporter: this gathering tackled perhaps the most divisive issue: the "freedom of movement" rule that allows citizens of the e.u.'s 27 other member states to move to britain, work here, and receive generous government benefits, including free health care for themselves and their families. >> donald trump has talked a lot

. >> after a summer surge gas prices are down, the national average is now 231 down three cents in a evening woo. according to the experts drivers see the lowest prices in ever hadden areas on the fourth of july holiday. >> at the movies, "finding dory," remains on continue for the second weekend. another $73 million at the box office. >> a "independence day," failed to set off fireworks which only made $42 million and "central intelligence," held on for a third with $1 million. third with $1 million. >> that is toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment. it's happening right where we live, work and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org >>> the abc7 news app, on the go, on your schedule. >>> i cannot imagine this plane, a passenger took this cell phone video on singapore airlines. you can see it is rising from the jetliner's right engine with a fire as it made an emergency landing and engine oil leak forced pilots to return to sing more three hours after they took off for italy. ground crew

report says that the number of women-owned firms is increasing at a rate one-and-a-half times the national average. and here to talk more on this is barbara armand, president and ceo of the armand corporation which you just told me is based right here in new york, which is what you like. >> that's right. >> how'd you get started, ms. armand? home. and then i expanded from there, went into an office and took it from there. but i was a one-person company for a long time. >> now, tell us about the armand corporation. what business industry is that you are doing? >> i'm a construction manager x that means that i supervise construction. i'm the owner's eyes and ears for construction projects whether it's in transportation, school construction, stadiums, power plants, tunnels. we've basically done it >> now, we understand you spent four years working the graveyard shift -- [laughter] at a nuclear plant in arizona? >> that's right. as a matter of fact, that was my first job. i was a co-op student at arizona state university. >> asu? okay. tempe. >> that's right. and the national society of black engineer

the national average is $2.30, the lowest in decades. >>> a new exhibit at the national building museumill be opened this weekend. it's being transformed they will be suspended from the ceiling and towering from the floor. the exhibit includes a bridge and slides and in keeping with the theme, shaved ice will be for sale. >> this is about construction. this is an engineering issue and a design issue. >> honestly, i am shocked. i did not know what to expect. >> reporter: last summer, the museum drew more than 180,000 people to its plastic ball beach officials think they can do better this year. saturday is the opening day. >>> some changes for metro riders. today is the last day to transfer left over money on your paper fare cards to the smart trip card. you can exchange them at the brown machines at the metro station. also, starting tomorrow, you won't get charged on metro if you enter and exit station within 15 minutes. >>> people out there stealing computers donated for school kids. tonight, the i-team reveals how criminals are profiting from a popular government program and what's be

. >> talk about a pain in the gas prices at the pump the national average two dollars 38 cents a galloncents from four months ago. we a re still lower than the same time last year. all right. meantime it could be a summer slow down at the malls. consumer confidence falling inag the first part of june. more people feeling jittery about future prospect sin the jobs mark p investors on wall street the dough up 119 points.t soon, you could have mickey mouse by your side literal. that's because coach teaming up with disney for letter bags and? a. part of their an never verse recalibration. they willing online next friday. that's business i'm sandra sanda smith. ♪ double down on your candy and coffee cravings with dunkin's new heath and almond joy candy bar flavored iced coffees. america runs on dunkin'. >> kids in a los angeles elementary school, the communith does not have a single yoga studio, reached out to a charter school offered to teach the kids yoga, the school started the yoga on a trial basis when the teachers noticed an improvement

. >> reporter: according to gasbuddy.com, the national average far gallon of gas will be $2.27 this fourthcents less than last year and nearly a 40% drop from two years ago when the average price for regular gasoline was $3.66. tamara johnson is with a.a.a. >> the economy is starting to rise a little bit, so we see that consumers taking that extra money they're saving at the pump, putting it toward a summer trip. >> it's going to be like 20 of us in a big house. >> fires,. >> partying. >> reporter: ben civiletti and his girlfriend stopped in new jersey to fill up on their way to the beach. >> it was a nice surprise when we filled up right here to see it was only $40 as opposed to what would have been $65 or $70 a year ago. >> reporter: but low prices are creating a funding shortfall for some states, fueling lawmakers in maryland and washington state to increase gas taxes, and in new jersey, which has some of the cheapest prices in the country, the state legislature is considering a bill that would raise the gas tax from 14.5 cents to 37.5 a gallon. drivers in the south are expected to bene

triple a says usually hit highest point in fix six month of the year, and the national average has been falling for about a week, triple a says prices could go up from their dis zero disruptions like a hurricane l it comes to fast-food, chick-fil-a is number one in new customer satisfaction index pole. the officials there say they do one thing and they do it well. chicken, sales hit $6 billion in 2015. making 48 straight years of growth. brooke, jim? >> wow, that is that not a big surprise there, line always around the corner every time i passed by a chick-fil-a. >> those waffle fries. >> thanks, jill. >> in other news, mayor jim kenney signs philadelphia newest legislation, the sugary drink tax into law. they'll be a 1.5 sent per ounce tax on sweetened beverages lick regular and diet sodas, sport drinks, bottled coffees. opponent of the bill say it is unconstitutional and have i to fight it in court. mayor says the city prepared to take on those critics. >> we've been talking with our law department, which is extremely capable every handling the situation. going forwards, nothing happe

average 2.27 through september. that's down 13% from last summer. it is the lowest price that has been recorded in 12 years and lower than the national average 2.36. >>> 9:19, the democratic national convention is weeks away, hotel rooms across the region are filling up. walter perez with that story. >> reporter: it is expected that 50,000 guests are being booked across the delaware valley when the democratic national convention arrives in philadelphia this summer. the greater philadelphia chairman about her -- chamber of commerce said it's another event that puts understand in the spotlight and generates business for hotels in the city. >>> if you want to compare its like the army navy weekend and you think about it on a regional basis we should be in great shape. >> reporter: officials from the tourism convention board have been thinking of it on a regional basis. the board launched an aggressive campaign to have people stay in the suburbs during the convention. they set out kits on social media and created a brochure in the form of a website for the democratic convention. it seems to have worked. at first it was estimated that hotels in the area

one of the highest stations in town, more than national average which itself is a whole lot more than that was the low point gas prices this year. we got down to a dollar 77 for the national average, it's up 40% since then. despite that, the government says prices still going to be low this summer. take a look at what the eia had to say about prices this summer even with a higher crude prices. retail gasoline prices to be the lowest they have been in a dozen years. last summer at this time $2 or at least for the average 2.63 forecast this summer 2.37, which is below where we are right now. 16% difference. gas prices on the rise, rain continuing to fall, so it is in chicago, back to you guys. lauren: jeff flock doesn't have anybody to hold his umbrella for him. thanks, jeff. nicole: tonight's wall street week, famous short seller, founder of kinkos associates, he offered some advice for investors. >> the one thing i will tell your viewers is to be weary of is a company that chose two things, lots of management stock sales for different people, but more importantly management departures

their median income is $25,000 higher than the national average. gh salaries are meant to entice workers to the numerous workers in barrow's leading industries, passenger air transportation, civil services and selling overpriced winter coats to travel show host. the wage opportunities have people from around the globe willing to brave the cold. >> we're very much a melting pot at transportation, and i have filipinos, white, mexican, and we're a little bit of everything. >> i didn't here black? >> we do. >> you have a black? >> yes, my duane, he is good. >> 75% of the time, duane is a black guy. >> there's 62% native and 38% everybody else, and it's really multicultural. >> so multicultural in the last five decades the population has more than tripled and ethnic diversity expanded beyond the natives to beyond 20 races that call barrow home today. >> it's only 62% native. how do you feel about that? >> the mighty dollar brings everybody in, and they come and go, and for us, we are here to stay. this is our home. >> thank you for talking to me. >> you

. >> the national average is 2 1/2 years, sean has been there three years, craig was in san francisco five years, it's to be expected. >> he knows that law enforcement officers are under heightened scrutiny. >> it's a new age the law enforcement are being recorded. >> that increased transparency and accountability can mean more pressure at the temperature. next police chief may need a stronger hand at the helm. >> he was a decent chief. he may have been too soft spoken, unwilling to exercise his authority and demand support and demand obedience from the rank and file. >> demanding discipline and professional. >>> should be a top priority for oakland and san francisco. >> someone who's not afraid to go into the community and discuss the crime problem. go to the officers and discuss the discipline issues. >> in the search they will look at candidates from inside to determine. farrow has not decided if he will apply. >>> there's a bidding war for yahoo!. at&t has offered $5 billion matching a offer from quicken roans. verizon offered between 3 1/2 and $4 billion for the core business. a

the unemployment is below the national average. gdp is expected to bounce in the second quarter. look at the dow. it more than made up for that crash. up 151% since president obama gave that speech in elkhart, indiana in 2009. that is more than 10,000 points. his hair is still gray. >> because he knows that a lot of those blue collar and white working class jobs in indiana and michigan and pennsylvania, a lot of the voters are looking at trump and saying he is okay. the president is making the case they should be looking that way. >>> 39 minutes after the hour. the former i.t. specialist who set up and maintained hillary clinton e-mail server will cooperate with the fbi after accepting an immunity deal with the government earlier this year. that is a separate case. he will not answer questions next week when he is deposed for a freedom of information lawsuit against the state department filed by judicial watch. >>> embarrassing admission by the state department. officials acknowledge someone in the public affairs bureau made a deliberate request to cut several minutes of video fr

. >> their median house hold income is $25 thousand higher than the national average but that's partially to compensate on the high cost of goods p goo. the salaries are to inties people to the many jobs. including civil services and selling over priced wint ee eers to travel show hosts. >> we're very much a melting pot. vietnamese, filipino, white, mexican. we're a little bit of everything. >> i'm black. you got a black? >> yes. my dwayne, he's good. >> 75% of the time dwayne is a black guy. >> now there's 62% native and 38% everybody else. it's really multicultural. >> so much so that the population has more than triple in the last five decades. it's only 62% native. how do you feel about that? >> i know the mighty dollar brings everybody in. they come and go but for us, we're here to stay. this is our home. >> thank you for talking to me, beverly. and now go put some pants on. after learning people are moving to barrow for a surprising robust economy, i set up a meeting with long-time resident and new best friend, mike schultz, to find out how barrow has changed over the years. maybe t

the national average hit $2.36 overnight. it is up 14 cents over the past month. still below what drivers are paying last year. what's going on? crude oil is the big factor in the price of gas. crude oil has doubled in price after crashing in february. the summer blend is more expensive. analysts don't see $3 gas soon, but prices will likely follow the price of oil. >> still low enough. a lot lower than it was over the last five or ten years. >>> "early start" continues right now. >> breaking overnight. hillary clinton wins a new primary election as sanders vows to fight all the way to the convention. just one day from the last super tuesday election. who will win the most votes and will it matter? >>> donald trump continues to say that american judge is unfair to him because of his mexican heritage and now donald trump expanding the claims further suggesting that a muslim judge could not be fair to him either. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. it is monday, june 6th. good morning. maybe you are up late in california. breaking ove

we are beginning to sink back towards the national average. it is not like we have a in unprecedented heatwave. the numbers will be near hundred for the weekend, but tomorrow we are pretty close to where we usually are, mid-80s in the south bay. that is par for the course. the mid-to upper 80s, livermore 89, 87 -- northbay a few clouds and plenty of sunshine. 88 for santa rosa, extended forecast we're looking for numbers to subside over the next couple of days. look at what happens saturday, sunday and monday. climbing toward the century mark the shoreline is always a place to go to seek relief. things are hot here, as for the warriors and the sports tennis is shuffling his papers and will have all of the details after the break. ,, (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in us. care. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. you guy's be good[ bark

. >> reporter: still when it comes to the rate of gun related murders, wyoming is below the national averagewill tell you he its all right with all the guns out here. he has only a handful of deputies. >> we might have three on dutien the count yep to cover 6,000 miles. of county. a deputy on one side get a call. 40 miles away. chances are he is not going to get there to intervene in any conflict going on. >> so what you are telling me, people need to be able to take care of themselves? >> absolutely. >> reporter: guns are woven into the tapestry of all of the old wyoming families. that of retired senator allen simpson for example. how long have you simpsons been out here? >> my great grandfather came to jackson in 1884. my grandmother lived to be 100. she was born in salt lake in 1874, two years before the custer battle. she always carried a derringer in her purse. >> assume back then folks needed their guns. >> without guns there would be no west. this takes a 30 caliber. >> reporter: there is simpson concede a strain of violence in his family. >> my grandfather murdered a guy in the main

the national average is $2.30. at's a bargain there. >>> more than 35 million people will be driving over the holiday weekend and many of you will be using a rental car. why you may want to double-check your reservations. >> reporter: certainly not all rental car agencies are created equal. and according to a new study, >> a really lousy rental car can come close to ruining your vacation. >> reporter: consumer reports just looked into what cars you want and want to avoid when renting for vacation travel. they base their findings on comfort, reliability, performance and technology. >> keep in mind that not all cars have usb ports and some of the cheaper models may not even have bluetooth. >> reporter: they weighed in on name brand. >> you may get a car that has 50,000 miles on it. >> reporter: you probably don't need to spend the extra 20, $30 a day for coverage. >> oftentimes your own insurance policy will cover you. >> reporter: >>> a brewery in northern virginia has crafted a new beer in honor of a gainesville, vi

average around 2 dollars and 27 cents nationwide through september. that's down 13-percent from last summer and the lowest gas prices in 12 years. it's also lower than the current national average. which is 2 dollars and 36 cents. analysts say gas prices tend to be higher in the summer because of demand and because the special summer gas blend is more expensive to produce. taking a look at prices in the bay area right now. you'll pay $2.89 on average in oakland. in san jose. it's $2.91. and san francisco has the highest average prices in the nation right now. at $3.01 for the weekned. it's the world music festival and crafts bazaar in berkeley. check out music, artisan booths and more. it's all happening at the people's park from 12:00 to 9:00. >> marty: 20 will shut in orlando florida let's go and listen to a press conference. "now the investigation continues the police very likely are checking going to belongings trend find out if there's any personal statements that would indicate a motive. it's more likely than not ideologically motivated right now we do have made direct information associated with any particular group. the same is no coincidence that they attacked

bay area gas prices are much higher than the national average, of course, like everything else. in san francisco, it's about $2.99 per gallon. in oakland, $2.86. >>> hitting the road on two wheels in hopes of keeping the spotlight on hiv and aids. the week-long ride from san francisco to l.a. to raise money and awareness kicked off early this morning. about 2500 cyclists are pedaling to santa cruz. hope they're there already. some of them are still on the road or were on the road a short time ago. one woman we spoke to said despite the grueling day, it is the best thing she does all yearlong. >> i come back every year, it restores my faith in humanity. i come back and people are just, we call it the love bubble. everybody is incredibly loving and kind and generous the entire week. >> this ride is expected to raise more than $16 million to fi fight aids. people come from all over the country to take part in that ride. >>> coming up next, reducing the prison population one inmate at a time. >> which is harder? cooking meth or getting a ged? >> a ged. >> pushing to get the succeed t

driving in alexandria is somewhat safer but drivers get into crashes more often than the national averagemore scored low on the list. >>> four states are trying to come up with a new way to generate money for road projects. the report states that delaware at having drivers pay by miles traveled rather than a gas tax. 50 people across those states would test it out getting fake invoices that would included estimated gas tax credits. drivers that don't want to pay by the mile would opt for out for an annual fee. >>> time to dig out the paper fare cards from the metro. thursday is the last day to transfer the money to a smart trip card. you can make that transfer at the brown ticket machines which are located at all the stations. tap your smart card on the machine and insert your paper card and tap your smart trip card again. starting friday you won't get charged on a metro if you enter or exit the same station within 15 minutes. >>> we're watching out for a chance for showers later today. the first round is leaving ut opportunities for rain moving into the metro area but probably not until

the entire nation. as this summer driving season approaches gas prices start the seasonal uptick. the price of gas has increased six cents to $2.36 for regular throughout the nation. the highest average price for regular was $2.87 per gallon. of course that's here in san francisco. the lowest is $2.04 in tulsa, oklahoma. but then again you're in tulsa. >> thanks, mike. >>> destination cleveland as the warriors continue their journey trying to claim another nba championship. the team released this video today as the players boarded the plane heading to cleveland where the cavaliers will host games three and four of the finals. players seemed in good spirits after yesterday's win gave the warriors two games to none lead in the series. >>> fans will be able to cheer on the team during watch parties at the oracle arena. tickets are available for $20 for game three and game four is sold out. many expect the warriors to win this series. >> it abc 7 is the only place to see every game of the finals. join us at 4:00 on wednesday and a special warriors pregame edition at 5:00. >> at 5:30 coverage begins with the warriors and cavaliers in cleveland. >> after that join sports director for after

they jumped $0.06 over the past two weeks and the national average for a gallon of gas is now $2.37. >> the hike most mostly because of continuing increase ins crude oil prices. the price of the pump has risen $0.60 over the past two weeks. we did a little checking and we'll start first in the south bay where it's $2.88 for a gallon of gas in san jose. the east bay it's 2 $2.86 in oakland. >> and in san francisco it's $2.98 for a regular gallon of gas. >> and we're following up on the sea lion pup in other news that was rescued earlier this week. >> the marine mammal center says the little guy has a mild case of pneumonia and needs to eat. they found him monday morning near the cliff house restaurant. and here he is. that officer stayed with the animal for several hours until a marine mammal trainer arrived. they named the pup george byson because that's the call sign for the nearby station and their softball team has a bison for a mascot. >> coming up on kron four news at 11:00 golden state warriors beat the cavs in a blowout game. >> and the world continues to remember boxing legend

the national than >>james: oakland to 86 on average san jose more expensive san francisco coming in at most expensive to dollars and 98¢ the devastating loss of the blue angels pilot as family friends in the nation morning this week even us the reporter out flew the pilot who died during the last three week always aiming high he is remembered as not only a pilot but as the best of the best his parents saw the drive yet to become he graduated top gun and served overseas the professor and for those colors describes him as a standout student installer admired his life. >>james: phillies behind a wife and two young children nearly a fog of people gathered for a motorcycle ride to, and raise money shut on september 23rd they will again perform the initial the body returned to was home, louisville ky will be laid to rest the airplane carrying the body and will develop yesterday he was accompanied by his wife and other family members and friends a public memorial service is planned on friday dozen people attended a service yesterday at the islamic center to celebrate the late home town hero h

the national average is $2.49 a gallon. the average up 12 cents in the last month. >>> amazing.on "new day." the lovely and talented alisyn camerota joins us. >> beautiful. miguel, just as i wrote it for you in the prompter. well delivered. so hillary clinton used both barrels to go after donald trump on foreign policy. she calls him dangerous and temporarily unfit to be president. did she miss khar ak after 00 him? we will talk about the powerful drug prince was on and how easy it is for someone to get their hands on that. >> alisyn, nice to see you. >>> big government jobs report due in a few hours. maybe a worker strike could spoil those numbers. we will get an early start on your money next. >>> in the retail world, brick and mortar stores versus online stores. one is trying to bridge the gap by both. we go inside warby parker. >> reporter: online shopping is expected to reach $500 million in the next three years. brick and mortar stores bring in ten times than that. how do you appeal to the shopper today and tomorrow? be in both places at the same time. >> customers are res

over-representatived in our criminal justice system with an incarceration rate 38% higher than the national average. because minorities are more likely to be awrested for drug -- arrested for drug crimes, even though the rate rates are t different in usage of drugs or selling of drugs, they are more disproportionately likely therefore to lose their voting rights resulting in stunning statistics. today one in 13 black americans are prevented from voting because of felony disentrans-chiasment. black citizens are four times more likely to have their voting rights revoked than someone who is white. these are statistics befit ago different rare in american history but, unfortunately, they reflect our current circumstances. so here we find ourselves. i have been talking about this issue for my entire time in the senate. many of my colleagues have been working on this issue longer, and i have been so encouraged that literally my first policy conversation on the senate floor, right after being sworn in, right there by the vice president of the united states, i walked back towards the back of the room and w

the nation. ua age is considered a tier one the topty, ranking in 4% of public universities in the nation. several sources, including the brookings institution have pointed out ua age graduates on average are the best paid graduates of any alabama university. and among the top 2% in the nation. good news indeed. the enrollment growth is really outstanding. it has my attention. i enjoy watching higher education in alabama over a number of years. i doubt there is a single major university in the country that can match what dr. alvin and his team are doing. enrollmentecord for with a 45% increase in the freshman class. the average ac t score went up. a 33% increase next year. this is surely one of the best growth records if not the best of any major university in america. let's say it loud and clear. the chargers are charging. we think of how a college education -- we appreciate the on oure impacts community. students live here. they bring money with them.

driving in alexandria is somewhat safer but drivers there get into more crashes more often than the national average. baltimore also scored pretlow on that list. richmond, however, in term of cities close to here. richmond was one of the safer places to drive, which is where i learned how to drive. >> are you say safer driver? >> you are good with me. >> a lot of people in the area complain about the traffic circles and people trying to make a left turn from the right-hand. >> there is nothing intuitive about the traffic circles. you have to know what you are doing. >> you see all kinds of crazy stuff. >>> 6:27 is the time right now. >>> you'll get a holiday respite from the surge but stand by there are two more weeks following that. i'll have more details coming up on news 4. >>> outrage and concern among parents. the criminal charges facing a local school teacher accused of sexually abusing two of his students. >>> cloudy outside here in the metro and some locally thick follow especially across parts of northern maryland where visibility in hagerstown down to 1/4 of a mile right now. thunderstorms

the national average for a gavel regular gas is $2.36. d.c.'s average price is a little higher at $2.52. in maryland, it 2.34 and in virginia, $2.20. >>> some good news on the other side of the country. firefighters are making a lot of progress in a wildfire in southern california. at this point it's about 80% contained. the fire damaged several buildings. it thousands more. we don't know the extent of the damage. all the vevacuations though hav been called off. >>> it's time to take a look at our forecast. chuck bell is here now with what we can expect. the rain is out of picture at this point? >> out, gone. nothing to worry about rainfall-wise for today. there will be a small chance coming back into the forecast for tomorrow, but there is the proof in the picture. this is our tower camera looking northbound into montgomery county. hardly a cloud to be found. looking southbound, still a couple of clouds down across parts of southern maryland and the northern neck. so for today then, a little less humid than it was over the weekend, otherwise j

the injured people were removed s soon as possible. >> darya: average province of gas has gone up 6¢ in the past two weeks. the nationalerage is 237 a gallon. oakland is to 86. san francisco is 298 to. >> robin: 80 west to the bay bridge toll plaza is looking much better. 16 minutes from the maze to the sky way. more next. >> darya: we are taking a look at the weather. \ >> reporter: there is some fog at sfo. there are about 25 minute delays there. we see some clearing skies happening right now. temperatures are on the map right now. we will see a lot of forming up east of the day but not as much in the north said. we will have the upper 80s story. the east bay shore line will be getting a '70s. the warm-up tomorrow will be a lot different as you can see. >> reporter: we have a similar temperatures on the map. don't get to use that because we will start cooling down to the '70s as we have friday. we will return to the upper 80s by the end of the weekend. >> robin: 92 across the san mateo bridge is the slowest bridge right now. 25 minutes shrive from the 20 minutes to this in mateo bridge. this day and a cost 101 is wit

a report from financial news website found that miami's median income was well below the national average and homes are out of reach for most. >> the group behind oscars is looking to diversify. the academy extending have it tagses to nearly 700 new members. and half of those are women, 41% people of color. the diversity boost comes in the wake the # #oscarsowhitecontroversy. the academy was criticized and boycotted over the lack of minority nominees in the last two years. >> there is now a camera so small it can be injected into the human body with a syringe. researchers have done it using a triple 11 camera smaller than a grain of salt. a technique involves printing a lens directly on to the hip of a single piece of optical fiber, the camera could also be used to for covert operations. >> 18 time gold medalist michael phelps will land for a trip to phelps will land for a trip to provide for 5th he was the first to qualify for five olympics. he qualified last night. hooking forward to seeing him dominate, again. >> always exciting. we have a full 90 minutes of news including break news o

. >> reporter: your numbers are still higher than the state and the national average. >> they are. d we're working on that. the -- the difficulty is, when we went through the economic downturn, you know, we were down to 82 police officers. >> reporter: and that's progress, which when it comes to the folks who live here, is exactly what they hope these cameras will help continue to do. >> all we want, you know? we want to work with the police and with the city council. we want to work with all of our business owners down here. and, um, make it a better place. >> reporter: in addition to the security cameras, antioch city council also vote to buy more license plate readers which they hope will also help them fight crime. emily turner, kpix 5. >>> the latest police chief in oakland kept a low profile on his first full day on the job. acting interim police chief paul figueroa says he is focusing on positive change for the department as it tries to overcome a sex scandal involving several officers. his appointment comes after the mayor fired acting chief ben fairow for an extramarital af

of transgender youth which is 10 times the national average. over 5% of the u.s. population has self-reported a suicide. that. jumps 10 to 20% for bisexual respondents. 41% of transgender nonconforming people surveyed have considered suicide. there's increased violence as the chairs noted. 72% of the hate violence homicide victims were transgendered women in 2013. transgendered women were on the sport times more likely to experience police violence. transgendered women are twice as likely to experience sexual violence. we heard extensive testimony at a hearing on the employment nondiscrimination act last year. about the extensiveness of unemployment discrimination. i believe the department of education was well within its interpretation of the law and i very much welcome it and i think it's an important step forward to make sure that we are protecting our transgendered kids. >> commissioner herat he said he had something else you want to pay tonight i can want this is the same point, point, if you want to from policy on this issue going to congress to get that dif

unemployment rate fall from 20% when he visited in 2009 down to 4%, around 4% today below as you know the national averagel talk about the successes of his economic policies but then he'll also talk about what's necessary going forward which is in his mind a democrat elect the as president. he'll draw contrast with republicans and democrats and in this race the republican nominee, not likely naming trump by name. >> athena jones, thanks so much. >> dputty communications director for hillary clinton's campaign. christina, fonk you for coming in. >> such a player to be here. >> we're talking about how the president will be weighing into the race, take a look at the state of the race, new poll of polls out has clinton and trump in a very tight race right now, 45-33 where the average is. she describes him as an unqualified loose canon. why is the race so tight? >> i think we have to put this in perspective, trump is the presumptive nominee and we're still in a primary fight. i think in 2008 at this exact same time mccain was the republican nominee and obama and hill we were still in a spirited contest and the

the national average is 29%.ernor terry mcauliffe wants to target more resources in schools with high concentrations of low income students. >>> today the super bowl champ yi don't think champions have which is visiting the white house. president and that of course includes peyton manning. considered one of the best quarterback of all-time. >> reporter: are you ready for metro's massive safetrack plan? >> we're breaking down who needs to know what. >> it's the first big commuter test of metro's safetrack program. there are the workers there, have riders heeded the warnings about taking alternate plans. >>> plans for metro safetrack program put to the test. >> all that and a live interview with metro's gm next. ♪ ♪ double down on your candy and coffee cravings with dunkin's new heath and almond joy candy bar flavored iced coffees. america runs on dunkin'. >>> brace yourself for what could be madness on metro. >> the first morning commute is under way since the start

today unemployment is below the national average of 4%. olic city is roaring back, but the president realized the elkhart story is just as important in this election as it was in his own. at least he believes that. listen to what he said today. >> if you watch the talking heads on tv, they'll say the reason that folks are angry is because nobody's paid enough attention to the plight of working americans in communities like these. we have to challenge the assumptions behind this economic story. communities like elkhart haven't been forgotten in my white house. and the results prove that our focus has paid off. >> the economic rebound hasn't exactly been met with ballot box love for the president in elkhart. he lost it by 11 points. by 2012, mitt romney captured the state. in that county, president obama was crushed by nearly 30 points. attitudes towards his policies are mixed. but the president was blunt in his message to elkhart voters today. >> i came here precisely because this county votes republican. that's one of the reasons why i came

their median household income is $25,000 higher than the national average. t that disparity is partially to compensate for the high price of goods due to barrow's costly reliance on air and sea shipping. the high salaries are also meant to entice workers to the numerous openings in barrow's leading industries including oil field production, passenger air transportation, civil services, and selling overpriced winter coats to travel show hosts. the wage opportunities have people from around the globe willing to brave the cold. >> we're very much a melting pot at transportation. i have tongans, samoans, vietnamese, filipinos, white, mexican. a little bit of everything. trinidadis. >> i didn't hear black. you have black? >> yes. >> who? >> dwayne. my dwayne is good. >> 75% of the time dwayne is a black guy. >> when i came to barrow there was 75% non-native. now it's 6262% native and 38% everybody else. >> ethnic diversity has expanded beyond the inupiaq natives to over 20 race that's call barrow home today. >> it's only 62 personative. how do you feel about that?

the national average for a gallon of regular is $2.36. it is up 14 cents over the past month.de oil doubled in price. the summer blend is more expensive. analysts don't see $3 gas soon, but prices will follow the price of oil. you are warned. >> you don't need to tell us, but tell us just because you feel you owe it to us. that's what is so great about christine romans. >>> hillary clinton, she picks up a new primary win overnight. now less than 30 delegates from clinching the nomination. when you include super delegates. "new day" picks this up and donald trump news. starting now. >>> tuesday i will have decisively won the popular vote. >> the energy is with us, not hillary clinton. >> i'm going to do everythg i can to unify the democratic party, and i expect senator sanders to do the same. >> the democratic convention will be contested. >>> i've been treated very unfairly by this judge. this judge is of mexican heritage. i'm bidding a wall. okay? >> this is one of the worst mistakes trump has made. >> i completely disagree with the thinking behind that. >> we would be so muc