you just wrapped the last, the third and final season of "the newsroom." how do you feel? aaron: i feel great. this third season i think is the best of the three by far. i think it took me a while to learn how to write the show. it started to feel good in the third season. emily: talk to me about that process. aaron: i love series television. but the thing about it is that the schedule is ferocious and you have no time. so the worst part about it is that you have to write even when you're not writing well. and then you have to point a camera at it, and then you have to broadcast it to a lot of people. emily: "newsroom" has had its share of fanatical fans and also its share of critics. how do you deal with that? aaron: what i write is not going to be everybody's cup of tea. you learn that pretty early on and you're doing the show for the people who like it. emily: the media today is obsessed with ratings, going through major transformation, criticized for being too sensational. what is your perception of traditional and cable news? aaron: i think that my perception is no mor

you just wrapped the last, the third and final season of "the newsroom." how do you feel? aaron: i feel great. this third season i think is the best of the three by far. i think it took me a while to learn how to write the show. it started to feel good in the third season. emily: talk to me about that process. aaron: i love series television. but the thing about it is that the schedule is ferocious and you have no time. so the worst part about it is that you have to write even when you're not writing well. and then you have to point a camera at it, and then you have to broadcast it to a lot of people. emily: "newsroom" has had its share of fanatical fans and also its share of critics. how do you deal with that? aaron: what i write is not going to be everybody's cup of tea. you learn that pretty early on and you're doing the show for the people who like it. emily: the media today is obsessed with ratings, going through major transformation, criticized for being too sensational. what is your perception of traditional and cable news? aaron: i think that my perception is no mor

let's get right to "newsroom" with carol costello. >> hi carol. >> get to the breaking story in a minute. "newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now in the "newsroom," a blistering response to senate republicans' letter to iran. both the obama administration and the iranian government hammering back. is the gop's plan about to back fire. >>> also more fallout at the university of oklahoma. a fraternity under fire over this racist chant. >> [ bleep ]. >> i'll talk with the national chapter. >>> plus -- >> whoa -- >> a third major train crash in recent weeks. is it safe to ride the rales. let's talk live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> and good morning to you. i'm carol costello. thanks so much for joining me. right to the breaking news out of the political world. hillary clinton will meet with the press today following a united nations speech around 1:30, that's eastern time. this information according to an aid familiar with her plans. brianna keilar is on the phone with more on this. hi brianna. >> reporter: hi there, carol. we now have a couple of sources tellin

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it's time for "newsroom" with carol costello. hi carol. >> just in the nick of time. >> right? he is. he's -- he is a mess. have a great day though, try at least. "newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now in the "newsroom," ferguson police accused of biased policing by the federal government. excessive force, traffic stops, even racist e-mails. we'll talk to a rep from the police department. >>> then america and iran at the bargaining table. the sticking points holding up a nuclear deal. will either side budge? >>> plus the boston marathon bomber trial begins any moment now. will jurors sentence him to death or will they buy -- will they buy that his big brother pushed him to terror? let's talk live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> and good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. nearly seven months after an unarmed teenager michael brown, was shot and killed in the streets of ferguson by a white police officer, the justice department is expected to unveil a scathing new report about widespread discrimination in the city's police department. among the most troubl

the next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now in the "newsroom," the s.a.e. letters have come down and frat members have until midnight to move out but finding new housing may not be their biggest problem as outrage grows over a racist video. >> i'm pursuing right now the legal rights of the university to act against individual students. >> they packed the streets and the capital and new rallies are planned today. what protesters want following the deadly police shooting of an unarmed teenager. let's talk in the "cnn newsroom." >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. let's get right to our breaking news facing mounting pressure to explain herself, hillary clinton will address her e-mail controversy today. that's according to an aide familiar with her plans who said potential presidential candidate will talk to reporters after speaking at the united nations just a few hours from now. joining me now with the latest cnn political correspondent brianna keilar and national political reporter peter hamby. why did hillary clinton deci

scarlet fu is out of the newsroom with the headlines. >> the number here is a disappointing one. they were anticipating a decline . on prices paid, this is a measure of inflation. a change of 35 when economists have been looking for an increase.

let's talk in the "newsroom." >>> and good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. in ferguson missouri this morning a manhunt is underway for whoever pulled the trigger and shot two police officers overnight. here are the moments that have pushed this besieged community even closer to the brink. >>> also this morning, both police officers from neighboring departments are in serious condition. the shootings just hours after the embattled police chief resigned among criticisms that they largely targeted african-americans. the community anger first ignited by the shooting of an unarmed black teenager now threatens to boil over. >> i don't think it's really connected to the protests as far as we know. i think the protest was probably a cover. i'm speculating, of course. i think the protest was a cover for someone that wanted to shoot a cop. >> cnn's sara sidner has been following all of these developments overnight. she spent a lot of time in ferguson. she joins us now with more. good morning. >> good morning. two officers both shot. bo

bruce leshan is live in the newsroom with more on the story. >> the secret service declines to say how many drones, how large of drones or when or where they'll be flying.

let's talk live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> and good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. nuclear stakes and allies straining to be civil. this morning israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu rachets up tensions with the white house when he addresses both houses of congress. he will also face plenty of empty seats. more than 50 democrats now boycotting his offensive. netanyahu wants to turn lawmakers against these ongoing nuclear talks with iran a country that has vowed to destroy israel but the long-time u.s./israeli alliance showing its own strain. the white house warning netanyahu to not reveal sensitive details of those talks now unfolding in switzerland. and the president says netanyahu's dire warnings on talks two years ago have proved to be baseless. >> when we first announced this interim deal prime minister netanyahu made all sorts of claims. this was going to be a terrible deal. this was going to result in iran getting $50 billion worth of relief. iran would not abide by the agreement. none of that has come true. >> democratic s

we sent alicia to bring the pizza to the newsroom we are spreading the love. stormtracker 6 live double scan we can see what is happening and with double scan we get a close up view, some areas you see gray, not getting down quite as heavily, through philadelphia, through wilmington and look at some of the areas in pink right now we are getting in parts of south jersey we see the heavier bands shift to the south, hammonton and south of speedwell and even off the coastline near the garden state parkway earlier this was rain there and now you are getting the snow and even the heavier snow as we look through the region now. we are looking outside at sky 6 and it's hard to see the visibility is way down right now, that is an issue as you head out and about, you see it coming down steadily through the region, lets look at the facebook photos we see through the area now i love this one tonya sent it of keith helping her do some shoveling on the driveway putting the little ones to work i hope when i come home i'm not shoveling the driveway. vincent sent this and i li

live in the newsroom, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >>> the u.s. ambassador to south korea has deep wounds from a knife attack early today. he is a diplomat with strong ties to the bay area. photos show ambassador mark lippert stunned and bloodied. he was about to give a speech in seoul when a man slashed his cheek and cut into tendons in his arm. lippert required 80 stitches to his face. he is in the hospital now. secretary of state john kerry commented on lippered's condition. >> he is doing as good as can be expected -- and his spirit is strong. >> the man who attacked lippert was awrestled to the ground and arrested. police say the suspect screamed demands for a unified korea. lippert's a stanford graduate and also worked for senator dianne feinstein. today he said via twitter that he is doing, quote, well and is in good spirits. >>> east bay commuters could soon have another way to get to work. today the san francisco water emergency transportation authority will vote on a planned commuter ferry between richmond and san francisco. it will cost

live in the newsroom, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >>> thank you. n months after the napa earthquake customers still can't retrieve their belongings from a damaged storage facility. the city declared part of napa self-storage unsafe to enter. owners told their customers they'd have to pay most of the cost to retrieve their belongings. otherwise the building has to come down. with all the contents still inside. it's expected to cost about $167,000 to shore up the building and one renter designed t-shirts in an effort to rise some -- raise some money. >> hard for me to sit back and watch and be bullied around. i've made i guess -- vendetta to really help these people. >> napa self-storage didn't yet respond to our request for comment. >>> and meanwhile property owners have until tomorrow to apply for aid from the napa valley community disaster relief fund. funds are available to property owners who didn't qualify for disaster loans or people whose loans didn't cover all their expenses. >>> it is 5:32 right now. roberta says get your hair spray out. ext

. >> happening now in the "newsroom," did iran nuke talks just hit a wall? the two points holding up a deal and why one former inspector says it would be too dangerous to lift sanctions at this point. >>> plus systemic discrimination against blacks in ferguson missouri. alarming arrest rates, racist jokes and that's not all that was uncovered in a justice department civil rights investigation. plus this -- >> a lot of people who go into prison go into prison straight and when they come out, they're gay. >> yes, he went there. potential presidential candidate dr. ben carson says being gay is a choice. doesn't prison prove that? let's talk live in the "cnn newsroom" newsroom". >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. the deadline less than a month away and two significant differences slowing nuclear talks between the united states and iran. a source with knowledge of the negotiations tells cnn that there was little progress today. cnn's frederik pleitgen is in the iranian capital of tehran with more. hi fred. >> reporter: it's not

live in the newsroom, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >>> the u.s.south korea has deep wounds from a knife attack early today. he is a diplomat with strong ties to the bay area. photos show ambassador mark lippert stunned and bloodied. he was about to give a speech in seoul when a man slashed his cheek and cut into tendons in his arm. lippert re

. >>> happening right now in the newsroom. their signs read i will not be afraid, thousands take to the streets of moscow mourning the death of a critic of vlad mere putin. and three teenagers believed to be on their way to join ace sis. >>> and in about three hours from now, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu touches down in the u.s. with his trip mired in controversy, will his speech the to congress backfire? you're live in the cnn newsroom. >> hem low and thanks for joining me, i'm fredericka whitfield whitfield. marchers went from the city center to the spot where the critic was killed. it was a rally he was supposed to lead today. and there's new surveillance video of the moment he was shot. you can make out he and his -- what appears to be the alleged gunman getting away. this is the companion which is now a witness, a 23-year-old model al model. so is this model friend now in a type of witness protection? how is this investigation being conduct. >> reporter: he's not in witness protection but she's in a place wher

adam joins us from the newsroom. what do you have for us? adam: zero. that is the amount of things people were able to bring into the apple labs. that is where developers went to test the new watch. rooms are cut off from the internet and you can't bring any outside paper or phones or anything like that. it sort of gives you a sense of apple trying to bring in developers so that when they released this thing there will be apps waiting for customers. cory johnson: so when you walk in do they search you? are there metal detectors? adam: i have no idea. there probably would be for you. worry johnson: there should be for me -- >> cory johnson, there should: there should be for me because i would be like a kid in the willy wonka

. >> i'm ryan takeo live in the newsroom. fighting college sex assaults before students even reach campus. the new plan some state lawmakers have in mind. >> 80 degrees, back in the forecast. i'll tell you which days to expect it. >> and it's rush hour over at the bay with delays now extending to west grand avenue. i'll have details with "kcbs traffic" still [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! >>> good morning. 8:13 on this "hump day." looking at sunrise from mount vaca. we have high pressure spilling into the bay area. lots of dry weather conditions toda

i'm ryan takeo live in the newsroom, a frantic search for a missing uc berkeley freshman. we talked to the friend he called right before he disappeared. >> and wrestlemania turns into traffic mania here in santa clara. i'm kiet do, we've got a live report on how this all gave levi's stadium some great practice >>> good morning everyone. i'm michelle griego. >> happy monday everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 5:00 now. the search for a missing uc berkeley freshman continues this morning and he was last seen leaving a party this weekend in southern california. kpix 5 reporter ryan takeo joins us live in the newsroom with the very latest on this story. ryan? >> reporter: the family of eloi vasquez is offering a $50,000 reward. he was a soccer standout at marin academy at san rafael and last seen at a fraternity party near usc early saturday. at 1:30 a.m. he told his friends he was going to walk to the beach and then at 2:00 a.m. he called his friend aurora. he told her he'd been drinking and was lost. >> i asked him. i was like where are you? he was like i'm in l. a. and i'm

let's talk live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. happy, happy friday. thank you so much for joining me. we start this morning with breaking news on the economy and it is good news. just moments ago we learned that 295,000 jobs were added last month pushing the unemployment rate to a seven-year low. cnn chief business correspondent christine romans is following the numbers, and all good? >> sometimes a good headline is just a good headline carol. that's what this report shows us. when you look within the pages and pages of tables you see an american economy that is creating jobs again across the spectrum. yes, we had lower wage retail jobs and restaurant jobs. we also had a lot of business and information services technology construction manufacturing and the like so you saw broad-based jobs gains. i like to look at the trends. the trend here has been good. jobs added consistently month after month. more than 200,000 jobs at a pop. look since last fall carol. this shows you how there's been strength into the end of the year and that continued into early t

you don't worry about yesterday. >> the next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts now. >>> good morning. you so much for joining me. we begin this hour with breaking news. new audio captures the moments st. louis area police officers learned that two of their own had been shot during a protest in ferguson. >> an officer down. officer down. shots fired. >> en route to officer down. >> officer down. >> en route to officer down. >> this is the manhunt for the suspect or suspects continues in the shooting of those officers. we

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let's talk live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. we start this hour with the dramatic crash involving one of the country's most iconic stars. harrison ford now recovering in the hospital after the plane he was flying crashed on a southern california golf course. according to audio from inside that plane, the engine died just moments after taking off. >> engine failure. immediate return. >> clear to land. >> ford's plane did not make it back to that runway and instead it clipped a tree on a nearby golf course and as i said crashed onto the course. the fire department says ford is lucky. >> i will tell you my personal experience 25 years on the department i've been on several plane crashes, single engine small personal aircraft and normally the outcomes are fatalities so yes, we are very thankful that the passenger from what appears right now had moderate injuries. >> he's going to be okay. his son tweeting that out last night. let's talk more about this crash. i'm joined by cnn aviation correspondent

. >> the next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts now. >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. we begin this hour with breaking news. new audio captures the moments st. louis area police officers learned that two of their own had been shot during a protest in ferguson. >> an officer down. officer down. shots fired. >> en route to officer down. >> officer down. >> en route to officer down. >> this is the manhunt for the suspect or suspects continues in the shooting of those officers. we go to ferguson for the latest on the manhunt. >> reporter: good morning. we know authorities are chasing every lead they can to find the person responsible for this shooting. they identified two people they want to talk to. one of them they believe could be the shooter. now, the shots rang out from a hill that overlooks the police department. there was a glouproup of protesters in between. in the horseurs after the shooting police brought in three people for questioning. one of the people is a woman who lives at that house. listen to what she had to say about what

. >>> from the delaware newsroom the latest case on skimming devices on atms has authorities on the search for the thiefs that installed them. in prices corner delaware, they were victims and had money stolen from their accounts. the internal skimming device was installed this weekend. anybody that used the bank had their card information stolen from the magnetic strip. they were only notified when they started to receive calls. >> they took $500 on saturday and then another $500 on sunday. >> and they saw it was a funny transaction and closed my card down. >> there was information that was used to create cards to use to withdraw funds at other atm's, wfs is working to get those customers their money back, they have surveillance video of the suspected skimmers and they are turning it over to the fbi. they are looking to nab the thiefs. >>> less than three hours from now villanova will start what their fans hope say long journey through the ncaa tournament. they have to get through lafayette first and that happens in pittsburgh, jeff skversky is live at the energy center in pittsburgh, wher

live in the newsroom, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >>> knew this morning, a church van crashed into a canal in florida killing eight people including the driver. it happened about 80 miles west of palm beach. police say the driver of the van passed through a stop sign and careened across several lanes of a highway before crashing into the canal. the ten other people on board were taken to the hospital. >>> take you outside and a live look at the golden gate bridge on what looks like a little dew and a little fog out there. but cars seem to be moving right along. on your morning commute. let's check and see if that's the case. liz? >>> it's unfortunately not everywhere it looks as great as the golden gate bridge right now. if you're traveling anywhere through the livermore valley area, continue to mention it because it's a really bad hot spot. it's because of an early morning wreck. a multivehicle crash involving a big rig right around the dublin interchange. on westbound 580. you get a little bit of clearing just past the altamont pass. but then you're socked right into all that traffic jam ri

live in the newsroom philippe djegal, kron four news. >> pam: investigators are looking into an officer- involved shooting in the north bay. this is video from our helicopter partnership with a- b-c 7. the incident happened at spring street and hill avenue. just east of highway- 121 in napa. police say, officers serving a warrant on an unnamed 41 -year old man. opened fire. investigators say. a handgun was recovered from the scene. the man was rushed to the hospital. right now his condition is unknown. two more people are under arrest. in connection with the murder of a young oakland mother. sha-male pierce a source confirmed to kron-4. two women allegedly involved in a street fight. that led to pierce's death. are in police custody tonight. yesterday. 19-year-old anthony sims was arrested and charged with pierce's murder. pierce was killed by a stray bullet as she tried to shield two of her three children from the gunfire during an shootout. her family plans to attend a memorial in her honor in oakland tomorrow afternoon at city hall. in morgan hill. volunteers are set to make one last

he is in the newsroom this morning with details on a new bill that's in the state legislature. ryan. >> reporter: frank, it would require high school students to learn about new consensual sex rules in sex ed. two sacramento lawmakers introduced the legislation requiring school districts make violence prevention a part of the curriculum. this includes the new "yes means yes" law the legislature approved last year. a first-in-the-nation law to define and clarify sexual consent an college campuses by having both parties say yes instead of assuming consent unless the victim says no. >> i think it's a huge issue. every girl i know has been harassed by someone at some point so i'm glad it's an issue that people can talk about. >> reporter: an estimated 1 in 5 college girls experiences some kind of sexual assault before graduating. the bill sponsors say it's vital to start teaching students early on. live in the newsroom, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >>> we're following breaking news right now. police are investigating a smash-and-grab robbery in san francisco. it happened earlier this mornin

live in the newsroom, alicia vitarelli with a preview, how was the weekend? >> reporter: it was a great one i hope you had a good one too. we have a baby beer bottle to a road kill, we'll talk about questionable toys you can search for your little one. >>> why maui officials are banning shaking your hips unless you're in a designated area. >>> we'll show you the hot new service helping those in wedding parties save a lot of cash. >>> don't forget ushering take us with you on the go you can catch our newscast streaming live on your smart phone or tablet. >> you're talking "dancing with the stars" dance i'm showing a local in the newsroom competing. it is not you. >> no. [laughter]. >> accuweather coming up when we come right back. >> meteorologist david murphy here with accuweather. not the greatest weekend weather wise but nice temperatures today. >> reporter: rain saturday chilly on sunday, getting a pay back. it's coming rick williams. control yourself. storm tracker 6 live double scan what have we got? we have nothing going on precipitation wise which is g

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in the newsroom joce sterman, abc 7 news. >> thanks joce. it's the end of an era in chicago. oprah winfrey announces that she's going to be closing harpo studios. she filmed the oprah winfrey show there for more than 20 years. this december oprah will transition production for her cable network to a studio in california. in a statement that was released today, she says that harpo studios has been a blessing and she's looking ahead to her new home in west hollywood. >> well, of course olive oil is a common cooking ingredient but there's a chance that you're not getting what you think. >> consumer reporter john materise explains so you don't waste your money. >> one of the hottest food trends these days is olive oil for cooking, salad dressing dipping your bread in and even for dessert. a new report said some of the olive oil you're buying is not what it appears to be on the label. americans are so in love with olive oil, specialty shops are popping up all over. she helps customers taste before they buy. you get fresh pressed oil out of sealed stainless steel drums poured as yo

we will have all the closings and delays as they come into the newsroom. all of that get started dark and early at 4 a.m. tonight is not the night to be traveling by air, either. there are delays and cancellations at just about every major airport in the country. airlines canceled hundreds of flights today. while on the east coast we are dealing with ice and snow, out west in california and arizona, the problem is flooding. >> you have someone waiting in mexico? kimberly: several cities in upstate new york reported the coldest february on record 102 inches of snow so far. austin could break it single-season record if it receives just six mortgages of snow. an update on this weekend's all hands on deck. garbage groups completed their all-out blitz to collect trash including temporary workers working 12 hour shifts. the city estimates 40% of the trash went uncollected in the past two weeks because of the cold weather and snow. following developing story from the district, were abc 7 news has learned that the interim fire chief all not be getting the job. euge

i appreciate it. >>> still to come in the "newsroom" -- >> those e-mails are clean as a whistle. llary clinton goes down. >> hillary clinton gets the "snl" treatment but the latest scandal over e-mails may be the least of her worries. we'll talk about that next. 40% of the streetlights in detroit, at one point, did not work. you had some blocks and you had major thoroughfares and corridors that were just totally pitch black. those things had to change. we wanted to restore our lighting system in the city. you can have the greatest dreams in the world, but unless you can finance those dreams, it doesn't happen. at the time that the bankruptcy filing was done, the public lighting authority had a hard time of finding a bank. citi did not run away from the table like some other bankers did. citi had the strength to help us go to the credit markets and raise the money. it's a brighter day in detroit. people can see better when they're out doing their tasks, young people are moving back in town the kids are feeling safer while they walk to school. and folks are making investments and th

let's talk live in the cnn "newsroom." >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. breaking news out of washington where the fbi and the department of homeland security are issuing a joint warning for law enforcement across the country. the reason? growing fears that american boys and girls are seeking to join isis. it comes after two recent arrests including a 17-year-old from virginia. joining me now, cnn's brian todd has more. good morning. >> good morning, carol. a lot of disturbing news this morning about young people trying to join isis as you just mentioned. the fbi and department of homeland security we're getting word now, sent a joint warning to law enforcement agencies across the country about their concern of a growing trend of girls and boys wanted to join isis. that's according to another law enforcement official who spoke to cnn's pamela brown. this source says law enforcement is tracking a lot of cases regarding this and is really concerned here. this comes after the arrest of a 17-year-old virginia student, a high sc

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live in the newsroom chris papst, abc 7 news. kimberly: see you then. if you have a story that you want "7 on your side" to investigate, send an e-mail to tips at wjla.com. you can also call the "7 on your side" hotline. that number 1-866-236-3401. alison: a woman in spotsylvania has been charged with murdering her husband. sheriff's deputies say lauren smith told them she accidentally shot her husband yesterday at their home in hairston road. shawn smith was pronounced dead at the scene with a gunshot wound to the head. deputies say after questioning and collecting evidence they arrested lauren smith and charged her with second-degree murder. she is being held without bond. there's no word on a motive. kimberly: house speaker john boehner is calling for an independent investigation of former secretary of state hillary clinton's private e-mail server. house speaker boehner: some third party are going to have make a decision of which documents are "personal" and which ones are public record. thus far, she's been unwilling to do this. kimberly: boehner sa

in the newsroom alyssa harrington abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> police linked at least one homicide to an illegal gam bring operation in the south bay. it was connected to a december shooting that left a man dead. the fbi, state and local agencies raided 11 vietnamese bars and cafes in san jose last night, confiscating about 100 gambling machines. dozens of people were detained for questioning. >>> in the east bay albany police are investigating their first murder in more than a decade. police say 37-year-old woman was found dead in her apartment monday lying in a pool of blood with a bullet casing nearby. neighbors heard a gunshot sunday night, did not report it because they didn't realize what it was at the time. paul was in her final year of school at ucf school of dentist trip. >>> a story you will see only on abc7 news. an east bay student is back in class today nearly a month and a half after he was beaten unconscious by another student. abc7 news was with the parents and grand parents of 11-year-old nathan as they pleaded with the west contra costa school board to remove nathan'

the superstar reveals doctors have removed her ovaries and our reporter is in the newsroom with the details. >> yes angelina lot -- lost per mother, grandmother and aunt to cancer and she underwant a double mastectomy to reduce her livelihood but she is predisposed to ovarian cancer. this morning she opened up about a phone call from her doctor she received several weeks ago and during the call he told her she had potential signs offer ly stage ovarian cancer and she went through what she imagined thousands of other women have felt. she call her husband, brad pitt who took a conflict from france to be by her side and in the "new york times" she wrote that "i told myself to stay calm, to be strong and i had no reason to think i would not live to see my children grow up and meet my grandchildren." she did not have a full blown tumor but she decided to remove her ovaries and tubes which sent her into early menopause and she cannot have anymore children. another side effect and she now requires hormone replacement therapy and must wear a patch. she said she is coming forward because she wants w

our bruce gordon joins us in the newsroom tonight with the full story. bruce? >> reporter: iain tate brown's mother and her attorneys say they are now pre airing a civil lawsuit alleging wrongful death and civil rights violations by the philly police officers involved in that fatal encounter. they say the officers actions may not have been criminal but they were very wrong. the district attorney told reporters his three-month probe into the police shooting death of 26-year-old bran ton tate brown led him to decide -- >> in this case, the facts show a tragedy a terrible tragedy but not a crime. >> reporter: seth william said the pre-dawn december 15th traffic stop on the 6600 block of frankford avenue was strictly legit. the tate brown was driving a white dodge charger with only his daytime running lights on. shortly after the stop, williams said police noticed a handgun stuffed between the front console and the front passenger seat. tried to restrain tate brown. >> dark grainy security camera video was played to illustrate the struggle between tate brown and bo

here is one with andy making a bizarre cameo from the newsroom. >> linda checks in. ke out half of what he says. maybe he needs to cut down on the drugs and alcohol. he should speak slower and more clearly. there he is. he is chewing the gum. that's creepy. what is he doing down there. >> there was no point to that. it is like robert deniro in cape fear. >> i am watching the met gail. leave me alone. >> what happened to you? >> i don't know. >> you were tanner than your suit. >> that was the same shoot. >> i am disgusted by myself. no wonder i was on this show for eight years. >> you didn't say anything any other red blooded male would have said to anna gill law began in that period of time. >> we come back and the final thoughts from joanne and andy, we will be right back. >>> i can't stress this enough. a brand new "red eye" returns on monday. tom shillue will host on monday. there will be a variety of hosts including andy and joanne will be filling in until a permanent replacement is named. we have ike ken gnaw dye and tim norton and robert kern. and now here is jo

in the newsroom joce sterman, abc 7 news. >> ok. all right. thanks joce. the rain didn't stop dozens of walkers from raising awareness about h.i.v. and aids. the special walk kicked off this afternoon in lafayette square park in northwest washington and ended at the hubert humphrey building in southwest. this marks the 10th year observing national girls h.i.v. aids awareness day. >> it's no surprise that hamburger and chicken are on the menu at mcdonald's. could kale become a new addition? according to an internal client memo, the fast food giant plans to add kale to the menu later this year. apparently it will be used in salads or maybe smoothies. this comes as mcdonald's deals with slumping sales. >> that would be the new version of the shamrock shake? >> i guess so. >> healthier one. >> healthier version, yeah. facebook is making a change after an emoji led to an on-line protest. it's more than 100 feelings available to users. group called endangered body said the picture is showing a double chin encourages negative body image. facebook agreed to change

. >> stephanie ramirez is live in the newsroom with what they had to say. >> they are really hoping people pay attention to these changes because any traffic headaches are about to get worse starting march 27th. >> i know the area well enough to avoid it if i can if i want. >> giorgio may already be used to phase 1 construction going on at 16th street and military road, but ddot said get ready for phase 2. starting before the morning rush hour commute friday, march 27th, ddot plans to break down 16th street into one lane each direction with lane changes on military road and a ramp closure. may 1st is when the bridge will be closed to be replaced. it's all to remove a basically rotting 16th street bridge and upgrade the roadways, but not without words from the mayor. >> we want people to think about their commutes, especially our neighbors to the north in maryland. >> reporter: a warning to avoid 16th street as much as possible. area residents tell us they're already halfway there. >> they're fixing the bridge, which is great and very needed, but there's no traffic management. for the peopl

here is one with andy making a bizarre cameo from the newsroom. >> linda checks in. out half of what he says. maybe he needs to cut down on the drugs and alcohol. he should speak slower and more clearly. there he is. he is chewing the gum. that's creepy. what is he doing down there. >> there was no point to that. it is like robert deniro in cape fear. >> i am watching the met gail. leave me alone. >> what happened to you? >> i don't know. >> you were tanner than your suit. >> that was the same shoot. >> i am disgusted by myself. no wonder i was on this show for eight years. >> you didn't say anything any other red blooded male would have said to anna gill law began in that period of time. >> we come back and the final thoughts from joanne and a have said. right back. photos are great for capturing your world. and now they can transform it. with the new angie's list app, you can get projects done in a snap. take a photo of your project or just tell us what you need done and angie's list will find a top rated provider to do the job. the angie's list app is the simple,

chris papst is in the newsroom now live. cruz may be the first in officially but this really isn't an early move is it? chris: not all that much. we're less than a year away from the first presidential primaries and caucuses in new hampshire and iowa. with this first announcement leon, we can expect many more to soon follow. cruz made his announcement this morning in lynchburg saying he will lead the fight to "make america great again." like many other presidential hopefuls, he has been campaigning lately with stops in the key early swing states. now, cruz was first elected to the senate from texas just in 2012. this is his first term. he quickly established himself in congress as someone who is not part of the republican establishment. instead, he is more aligned himself with the tea party wing of the g.o.p. now, a little bit of a biography on cruz. he graduated from harvard law school. of course, he's a lawyer. he's a cuban-american whose father is a pastor. and politically, he may most be famous for that 21-hour filibuster