>> this man thomas rob. they not only know who he is, thomas rob knows all about the force, too?> we have been attacked a as group and personally and individually. the main permsonality -- it is this guilt that'll take your spirit. >> if you meet him in town, he's mild and he would stop and have you change your pack. >> let me rephrase that. he would stop and help me change my tire. his job is hate speech. that's what he does for a li living. they have several businesses they run out of their hometown, i guess. >> hometown never sound like a good time. >> white people are not having this conversation. a group of white people having productive conversations about racism, this is like a unicorn. >> you know what i am saying. more room means more fun. forget about vacuuming for weeks. the (new) roomba i7+ with clean base automatic dirt disposal empties the roomba bin for you. so dirt is off your hands. if it's not from irobot, it's not a roomba. [ horn honking ] [ engine revving ] what's that, girl? [ engine revving ] flo needs help?! [ engine revving ] take me to her! ♪ coming, flo

it was connected to a shooting the day before and that thomas was robbed of a cigarette lighter. >> tragic case. the victim and his friends were walking down the street. gey were leavin a house walking toward another and the suspect approached and it appears they randomly fi gun. >> the firstpe shooting hapned on amber leave court. the victim ronald murphy survived.as thomas a recent high school graduate. he was shot on fairchild court about half a mile away. police charged michael moore with both crimes. the second suspect darren mill er was only charged in the murder. according to charging documents, moore and darren made a plan to go out and do something similar to what happened to ronald murphy in an attempt to throw off investigators. >> i'm dheartened to know that's what happened. alarming. we're happy that we were able to make an arrest. >> reporter: both the suspects detention center at the without bond. pat, back to you. >> unbelievable. arcy. you, >>> police have released a new sketch of the man they're deadly for in the shooting in green belt. they want you to take a good look a

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and according to charging documents, the suspects wanted to rob someone and if they resists, open fire. they didn't get much from thomascuments show he was robbed of a cigarette lighter. two men have been charged with the murder. police say itte connecto a shooting just the day before. >> tragic case. we don't see this in charles county. the victims and his friend were walking down the street leaving a house andalking toward another. the suspects approached and it appears they randomly fired that gun. >>orter: the first shooting happened on march 3rd. the victim survived. thomas was a recent hogh schol graduate. he was shot on fairchild court about half a mile away. police charged michl moore with both crimes. y e second suspect, darren miller, was onlarged in the murder. according to charging documents, moore and darren made a plan to go out and do something similar to what happened to ronald murphy in an attempt to throw off investigator. >> disheartening to know that's whatne happe alarming. we're just happy we were able to make an arrest. >> thomas was the youngest of four sons and had supported his bmom through he

and rob thomas and sara and i will ask questions about their exes. >> oh, no.tips which our grilling tip by the way is to grab yourself a grilling basket for your vegetables. yes, that is from our sponsor king's hawaiian as we kick off this memorial day of fun, we're >>> good morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. increasing sunshine with temperatures just a little below average. near 60 at the coast, low to mid-70s for the rest of >>> by the way, time for me to eat. you taking one more. >> save us some, ginger. we have -- well, that's for ginger but look who i am here with. you guys are excited. grammy nominated singer/songwriter, hozier, his debut album went double platinum and now he's back with "wasteland, baby!." we are so glad you're here this morning. good morning to you. you took time out fro a tour you're on right now, sold out, by the way. >> yes. having fun. >> best part of being on the road. >> i suppose playing to people every night. it's great and, you know, being in a different place every day and experiencing that is super exciting. >

i have time talking to by rob baxter, the chiefs were a different team. thomas's never looked back. it is their fourth successive premiership semi final victory. next weekend at twickenham will be a mouthwatering contest between the best two sites in england. it's rugby league's magic weekend at liverpool's anfield stadium and the opening game was a cracker. wakefield trailed the catalan dragons 12 nil at half time but fought back to lead before benjamin garcia restored the catalan advantage. they were soon level though thanks to this try from ben jones bishop. could be a try in the corner from benjones bishop! there was just one point in it going into the final minute before garcia got his second try of the match to seal victory. things are going our way in the first half, there was more interesting really to see our reactions. we want to be a team that com petes reactions. we want to be a team that competes regularly. you have two come through those early in the season, we collapsed on a couple of those, so it's a good sound for us today. we were 12—0 down at ha

. >> if clarence thomas is confirmed to the supreme court, his nomination is certainly the mot controversial since robs... >> narrator: but national public radio reporter nina totenberg heard something unusual. >> biden says something about, "peoplhave tried to smear you with personal allegations." >> i believe there are certainat things that are nossue at all. and that is his characr, or characterization of his chacter. >> narrator: totenberg was surprised. no issues of character had been raised during the hearings. >> and so i just started kicking tires, and i managed to get stuff. n rator: she discovered a secret-- allegations of sexual harassment by clarence thoma >> and pretty soon, i had anital hill's name, and id her up. >> narrator: anita hill had worked with thomas at the equal employment opportunity commission.ll >> according to affidavit, thomas talked about pornographic materials depictinh individuals arge penises or breasts involved in various sex acts. >> here is a person who is in charge of protecting rights of women. he is also really violating the laws that he's there to enforce. >> i

rob. back tonight at 11:00. hope you can join us then. >> see you then. have a good night. "bay area proud" news special. and welcome to this i'm garvin thomas. minu w a shot at lifeou east bay school, and life being built one hotdog at a time.a ves friend, one whose family is famous for making food and serious about giving back. at christopher ranch in gilroy, 200,000 pounds of garlic are processed every single day. that's 73 million pounds a year, all overseen by just one family, of which ken christopher is the third generation. ken christopher: company's been around for 62 years. my grandfather founded it back in 1956. garvin: now, there are downsides to being executive on the bag. but then there's the freedom of not having to answer to a board or shareholders, the freedom to make spur of the moment decisions. jeremy derks: we're talking about different things-- garvin: like the one ken recently made while talking with

robs them of their humanity. and the huge burdens it inflicts on the patient and their family. sglerks laurie cox says starting a few years ago thomasost interest in her, their son and his work so much that he was fired from his job. by now he's pretty much reduced to looking at photos on his phone. >> that's our dog. >> reporter: that's your dog. >> i can blame the disease. say the disease stole my husband. >> they don't recognize them. this is not the person i married and love. this is not my father or my mother. >> reporter: you have said it attacks people at the very soul of their humanity. >> this is as profound as anything that can happen to a human being. it robs us of the very essence of who we are. >> still ahead how to avoid falling for an online puppy scam. i can't believe it. that we're playing "four on four" with a barbershop quartet? [quartet singing] bum bum bum bum... pass the ball... pass the rock.. ...we're open just pass the ball! no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. yea. [quartet singing] shoot the j! shoot, shoot, shoot the jaaaaaay... believe it! geico

his battle of a dong thomas border wall to a federal court the house and others that urging a judge to stop but he hands of dollars being transferred to once the construction and rob vandals has more on that these. arguments were heard here in california on friday in a pair of lawsuits that seek to block president from spending any money under a state of national emergency for his border wall now they were brought by a number of states and also by some nonprofit organizations including civil liberties and environmental groups what they say basically is that when president trump said he would try to go around congress to find money to build his wall he was acting in an unconstitutional and illegal manner and that the president's own statements betrayed his belief that there was no true emergency meanwhile a small army of individuals in this country are working in the opposite direction from the federal government they're seeking to help migrants. in fall for his texas eddie canalis fills a barrel full of jugs of water to save migrants who might otherwise die of thirst in the dry thorny brush in el paso texas volunteers at the church of god a handout donated clothin

robs a person of their very humanity. bill whitaker reports on the huge burden this disease inflicts on the patients and their family. >> lori says that starting a faw years ago thomasterest in her, in their son, and in his work, so much that he was fired from his job. by now he's pretty much reduced to looking at photos on his phone. >> that is bugati. >> their dog. >> can i blame the disease, i can say that the disease stole my husband. >> when a family sees someone with this illness, they don't recognize them, this is not the person i married that i love, this is not my father or my mother. >> you have said that ftd attacks people at the very soul of their humanity. this is profound as anything that can happen to a human being. it rubs us of our very esence, of our humanity, of who we are. >> quijano: you can watch bill whitaker's full report on this devastating form of dementia tonight on "60 minutes." still ahead on the cbs weekend news, how to avoid falling for an online parking scam? julia's day. marie's day. and all the one-of-a-kind women we call "mom." ancestrydna tells a story as unique as she is... ...with an engaging new experience that can help her unc

rob, thank you. >>> to other news tonight. there was a developing headline involving yet another security breach at mar-a-lago while the president was in florida. here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas tonight with late reporting. >> reporter: tonight, a college freshman admits to illegally getting into mar-a-lago resort while the president was there last thanksgiving. telling the judge, according to "the palm beach post," "i wanted to see how far i could get." apparently, pretty far. "the post" reporting that mark lindbolm, 18, was arrested 20 minutes later, after wandering the grounds. prosecutors say that he arrived through a access beach tunnel and simply walked in even though he is not a member. although, he went through a secret service metal detector, lindbolm's breach is again raising questions about security when the president is at the resort. this just a few months before another incident at mar-a-lago when a chinese national told officials she was there to go to the pool. investigators charged her with lying to secret service and entering a restricted space. david, prosecutors say the college freshman used his cell phone to take photographs and video during his time at t

this isn't robbing peter to pay paul it is robbing peter to pay paul thomas simon and probably ikea's. instead of focusing on how we can raise taxes on hard-working americans to create a program we should be focusing on new ways to empower businesses to provide the patently benefits we know they want to be able to provide. this includes continuing existence existing incentives making it easy for small businesses to band together to provide these benefits. we keep hearing at hearings like this one that employees will only pay half the tax because their employer would pay the other half. in reality can you speak to where the other half which is considered to be the employer where that comes from? >> the economic consensus is that any costs associated with employing someone will come down to that employee themselves. we've heard from small business owners carry lucas herself that employs about 25 women said even though she already has a paid family leave policy this act would cause her to change the policies she has and have to reduce compensation for those workers, whether it is lower w

it's actually robbing peter to pay period of time. paul, thomas, simon and probably za keys, too. i understand of figuring how to tax hard working pay toyed toyed paid ray we should empower the hard working americans to pay the bifurcates they want to pri. this including incentives and making it easier for small businesses to band together to provide these benefits. ms. grerlds we keep hearing in hearings like this and a one on social security that employees only pay half the tax because the employer would pay the other half. in reality can you speak to where the other half would -- is considered to be the employer's share where it would come from. >> yes. the economic consensus is always any cost associated with employing somebody, the burden will come down to that employee themselves. and we have heard from small business owners kari lucas herself who employs about 25 women said even though she will already has a paid family leave policy this act would cause her the new hire taxes would cause her to change the policy she has and have to reduce compensation for the workers whethe

garvin thomas, coming up next on "today in the bay" the surprising statement from san francisco's chief of police. why he says he owes the city an apology. >> plus a south bay car dealership gets robbed arana will show us when it will get wet this memorial day weekend. >>> good saturday morning to you. it is just about 7:00 on this saturday of memorial day weekend. taking a live look right now, downtown san jose. i'm going to give you a tip. today will be the best day of this memorial day weekend. at least as far as the weather is concerned. thanks for joining us. i'm garvin thomas. kira klapper is busy creating another human being. give her time out for that. >> and we have the clouds behind us. and it looks like it is clear in some spots but cloudy out there, guys. >> we're tracking rain, garvin. a look at a shot of san francisco. we're tracking some breezy conditions into the afternoon and garvin said, today is your day to take advantage of the dry weather. go out and enjoy these temperatures. look at that, 70 degrees in san jose, and 64 in san francisco, and 69 in santa rosa, livermore, 69, and this is what we're tracking. dry today but an approaching low pressure system that is

thomas jefferson's name. >> should jefferson-jackson be renamed because they were the holders of slaves? >> i think it's brian: right. they don't deserve any honor. next guest says another attempt to pander to voters. james roblk this back a little bit. take that statement on what he said. we should think twice about the people we honor. should we? >> well, you always have to think about who you are going to honor and how you are going to honor them it was nice that mayor pete pledged not to blow up the jefferson memorial. is he staking out a middle ground in the democratic field with a no detonation pledge. but, yeah, in general we want to pay attention to that who we honor and who we don't. brian: should we honor jefferson? >> of course we should honor jefferson. author of the declaration of the independence and democratic party which is why they had the jefferson jackson day dinners to begin with. brian: list of things done to jefferson statues and protests take place for jefferson as well. yesterday the mayor wars asked that again by chris wallace. he tried to clarify. let's listen. >> but i think there is a reason why democratic parties when we are thinking about for the future, our events, especially t

and we are robbing them of the great feeling that comes from within when you have worked hard and achieved and become the very best. pete: that's a great point. the university of st. thomasexperience of our student athletes. we are proud of our success. my brother is an alumni. he sent me that statement right when it came out. the biggest rival of saint thomas is saint johns. st. john's voted them to stay in the conference they want the rivalry to continue. what the is mindset of the loser college boot them out we don't want to compete against them how many. >> how would it make you feel you won but you didn't beat the best you just beat what was left? there is no there is no upside to that at all. think about when tiger woods was winning everything. and if the pga had come in and said tiger you are just too good we will pull you out of this deal and then the next guy wins the open or masters. he will know he won that but didn't beat the best that ever played. there is no real win for him. that's the thing we have to remember for these kids there is n no win for everyone in. this penalized the best for simply earning it and we are not rewarding those who are left because