at mill valley, tim smith will have no shortage of words for the sermon on sunday. >> not short now. is why. that vandals wrote >> jesus had two dads and turned out just fine. >> everything is political and social. >> the paintover cost plenty of red faces in well to do mill valley. there is a degree of embarrassment. the fact they deface the sign says something about them. not about the city. >> there will be 1, 2 people object to what you do no matter where you are. >> let's talk positive. that one act of vandalism cost 100 people to reach out and ask to help. >> the sign says all welcome vandals too. we hope the vandals come. >> really? >> yes. they're welcome. i do want to have a conversation with them. >> a saratoga man who works with kids has been arrested for down loading child pornography he has been an employee at the science camp two years. police say he was one of a number of people who have down loaded and shared images. >> a judge in chicago ordered an evaluation for a woman who has a habit of sneaking on to airplanes she was charged with misdemeanor trespassing for loit

at mill valley, tim smith will have no shortage of words for the sermon on sunday. >> not short now. is why. that vandals wrote >> jesus had two dads and turned out just fine. >> everything is political and social. >> the paintover cost plenty of red faces in well to do mill valley. there is a degree of embarrassment. the fact they deface the sign says something about them. not about the city. >> there will be 1, 2 people object to what you do no matter where you are. >> let's talk positive. that one act of vandalism cost 100 people to reach out and ask to help. >> the sign says all welcome vandals too. we hope the vandals come. >> really? >> yes. they're welcome. i do want to have a conversation with them. >> a saratoga man who works with kids has been arrested for down loading child pornography he has been an employee at the science camp two years. police say he was one of a number of people who have down loaded and shared images. >> a judge in chicago ordered an evaluation for a woman who has a habit of sneaking on to airplanes she was charged with misdemeanor trespassing for loit

. >> at mill valley united methodist church senior pastor tim smith has no shortage of words for hern come sunday. >> not short now. >> here's why. active vandalism on the church marquis earlier this week. you can't read the word because that vandal didn't want you to. >> they say jeez had 2 dd and he turned out just fine. >> that from the pastor pushing reconciliation in the church since the late 1980's. >> everything is political. everything is social. the sign has a lot of implication is. >> and the paint over caused plenty of red face and well to do mill valley wherefore many residents the only daily stress might involve what blend of coffee they want with the latte coffee they want with the latte. agree of embarrass pwment this. >> the fact that they deface a sign says something about them not about the city. >> church members and church workers agree. >> we are a microcosm of everywhere. there will be 1 or 2 people who object to what you do no matter where you are. >> but enough about the negative. let's talk positive because the one act of vandalism caused more than 100 people

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nbc 10 delaware bureau reporterer tim furlong takes a look at the work of beau biden. but first, drew smith has more on how people around the country are honoring biden's memory today. drew? >> reporter: there's a lot going on today, including a political debate in washington and a big local sporting event, before anyone got down to business today, they took a moment to acknowledge what we lost. delaware's governor ordered flags across the state to half staff today in honor of beau biden who served the state as attorney general and a member of the national guard. in washington the president and first lady visited the grieving biden family at the naval observatory on capitol hill a special senate session started with tributes from both sides of the aisle. >> i just like to express my sincere condolences. >> left us far too soon. 46 years old. i'm certain his family takes solace knowing he lived a selfless, noble life. >> reporter: as chuck todd prepared this morning, he told nbc 10 his heart aches for the biden family. >> if you know the vice president, you know the relationship with his son

tim: now hear this. milwaukee brewers pitcher will smith has been suspended eight games by major league baseball for having a foreign substance on his arm last night against atlanta. freddie gonzalez, the manager alerted the umpire he had something on his arm. look at that. they checked and tossed him. he got mad at the braves manager for turning him in. c'mon, son. stand up! he said it was sun screen. it was a night game. he is going to appeal. he can't pitch against atlanta. giddy up. get out of here. leon: looks so obvious. tim: sun screen? alison: the sun is bad at night. leon: if he is that bad a cheat he needs to go. tim: he appealed it. leon: good luck to you. tim: giddy up. >> coming up next at 5:00 -- hundreds of hillary clinton e-mails released to the public. narrator: puerto rico's healthcare system is on life support, putting three and a half million puerto ricans at risk. it's an outrage. puerto ricans are us citizens and pay the same medicare taxes, but receive ononly half the federal healthcare funding as the other 50 states. the headlines tell the story... woman: "unfair treatment from wash

tim armstrong's saying he will stay on. forks to kevin smith joining us.so our thanks to mohammed hottie joining us on set. gross is promising to give away his entire fortune. details on his philanthropy up next. ♪ julie: i'm julie hyman. second straight day of losses for them. we have a global bond route and that is affecting stocks as well. rates andbout rising the effect that will have. the s&p and down are both down. nasdaq down 1%. the smp and down work off moore earlier. they were down as much as 180 points. the dow is now down at 140. for more on the global bond markets, let us look at the 10 year yields which is the highest level since november. the german bond yield at the lowest level of the appeared other movements in the european bond market. we have seen a big rally in european debt. investors came in and said that these valuations are getting a little stretched, given the outlook for what the ecb is going to do. here in the united states, the biggest losers today are in technology. cap amount art selling off. apple, intel, microsoft are the b

smith why didn't taylor pull her -- taylor swift pull her music off pandora? ♪ emily: what do you do now at pandora? timwear a lot of hats, do a lot of invention rising -- evangelizing for the country. we have advertisers, the music industry, capitol hill occasionally. we operate under federal copyright legislation, so that is important for us. emily: what is the future of pandora? it is musicority of that has never played on radio before. we know a lot about every listener and can comedic it with them. we are in the process of putting those tools -- and can communicate with them. puttingn the process of those tools in the hands of musicians. ideally, pandora will be a place for artists to go and connect with their fans. it will eventually give you the ability to pull out your smart phone, login to your pandora account, zoom into portland, and see how many people there have created a station with your artist name. a 15 second audio message saying, this is tim from so-and-so. we will be playing a show tomorrow night in portland. and pandora is doing more to give artists power. giving them the opportunity

smith, 28 points. 97-89. in the nhl, game three of the best-of-seven eastern conference finals. rangers and lightning. tampa wins it. the final, 6-5. leon: what was that am thinking? tim: i don't know, but this will go to the league. leon: take it easy, marvin. alison: all right. they say it is never too late to follow your dreams. coming up next, the story of a leon: a world war ii veteran in alabama just graduated high school. he is 93 years old. jd had to drop out of class when he was drafted into the army back in 1944. he always dreamed about having a diploma. this week, that dream came through. alison: his wife arranged it. that is so nice. leon: alison: one last look at the weather. steve: tomorrow, the worst of the next seven days. only a high of 60 degrees. friday, if you are planning on a game of golf, go for it. highs around 75. it is going to be breezy at times. sunday lower 80's. near 90 monday, tuesday, and wednesday. a chance for a few thunderstorms. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- tim mcgraw and from "the middle", patricia heaton with

smith shows us how the field stays so green. >>> you're able to check your programs, start times, water days. >> reporter: tim bell keeps the baseballpe at san francisco state. and he can do it with less water. based on information from an advanced model. >> which is the transportation rate which tells us how much water is needed. >> it calculates how much moisture is in the air and how much moisture is supposedly in the soil. so if i read the moisture in the air as high, it tells the controller not to water that day. >> reporter: in a computer near maloney field, they're watching water use. >> reduced the budget on the maloney field by 30% last year. >> reporter: the smart irrigation system has controllers, can be used with a smartphone tablet shut-off lead and be manually cut back. the goal is to have 60 controllers, just part of a campus plan. >> when the governor's mandate came out six weeks ago, the university formed a water action committee. we pulled people together from all different parts of the university to really figure out a way to get to our 25% reduction. >> reporter: for the irrigation system, they received a grant a