-travis: yeah. -lemonis: big pay cut. travis: big pay cut.avis really believes in what farrell's is doing, and he's got a good grasp on what's wrong and what needs to be fixed. i really was impressed with him. let's go see what this food looks like. ♪ if you look at the presentation... travis: it's boring. lemonis: i mean, this plate is too small for this setup. travis: to me, we're just not competitive. -it's loud. -lemonis: too loud. [ siren wails ] travis: and, you know, it's -- it's hard to compete. lemonis: it's cute once, and it's happening -every five minutes. -travis: yeah. lemonis: do people complain about it? travis: they just don't come back. lemonis: somebody needs to tell these team members that are singing that it's not a tryout for a musical. if i make a deal here, the volume of the music's going down. you know what i thought we could do -- if all of us, including paul and sandy, -can go in the other room... -mike: sure. lemonis: ...and just go over financials. -mike: absolutely. -woman: e.j., party of three! e.j.! lemonis: let

and then, travis rudolph, just, just came up to me and said, hey, can i sit down with you?simple act of kindness. >> i didn't know he had autism. just seemed like a there mall kid to me. >> the picture seen by millions on line has a special place in the hearts of parents with autistic children. >> it spoke vl unanimoolume he time. it meant everything. since then bo traveled with his friend to games. >> travis rudolph. >> he was there rooting for him on the night of the nfl draft. rudolph's name was never called, but he was still signed by the giants. and if he makes the team, we know who will be right there cheering. >> thanks to steve there with that beautiful story. >> very enthusiastic fan in the stands. >> he is probably making calls right now to all of the teams saying, hey, what's up? >> ll >> >>> this morning on "world news now" -- deadly knife attack on a university campus. >> one student is dead. three others are injured after police say a student pulled out a hunting blade and just started stabbing at random. we have seen similar cases on other campus and abroad a

.>>> quite a show when the sky for the travis air show today. how they are keeping the pilots safe. >>> a lot of support in the south bay for one little girl's lemonade stand. why so many people turned out for the summer classic.>>> it is a classic spring day in the bay area. there are changes on the way. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, this particular event only happens every few years. and as kpix five's john ramos shows us... after a deadly crash in extra >>> thousands turned out for the travis air show in fairfield this event only happens every few years kpix 5's george ramos shows us after a deadly crash in 2014, there are no extra steps for readiness in case something goes wrong. >> reporter: every three years, travis air force base opens up the gates and gives the public a chance to marble at some of man's most amazing machines. the fast movers are a crowd favorite from an up close look at the f-15 eagle to a stand back view of a brand-new f 35 stealth fighter. there was even a glimpse back in time with a cold war era u2 spy plane. here at travis, the m

austin, texas is in travis county, travis county declared sanctuary city policies so i withheld money from them. importantly is the way that i did it. the state of texas has grant contracts with travis county in those contracts we put in there the terms that in order for them to receive grant money they had to not have any type of sanctuary city policy. what i don't know is what type of arrangement like that the trump administration already has. what i do know that the trump administration has those similar contract terms, they will be able to withhold money to those cities. however, maria, that's a smart part of what we have done. we have spent a bill in the capital behind me. one it can expose them to very high fines about $25,000 per day if exposed them for jail time for any sheriff or official and can also subject the county or city or whichever political body it is to legal action in the event that they release somebody . think of kate stanley, this would be allowed the people to sue. maria: yeah, this bill really puts sharps teeth to stop policies. it could be, you know, are you

on that day, it was our first time speaking with travis mills. he was a young leader and the 82nd airborne on his third deployment in afghanistan and was injured while on patrol. he lost both arms and both legs, making him one of the few surviving quadruple amputees of war. on may 30th, 2012, 6 weeks after his injury, we spoke to him by phone from walter reed and here's how he described what happened to him. >> i wish i didn't have a case of the mondays on april 10th and had a bad day at work, but every now and then, people have bad days at work and my bad day at work had me coming back. i didn't get hit in the face. >> jenna: from that time on, we follow his recovery, along with his wife kelsey and his young daughter. he spent 19 months at walter reed and went from being bound to a wheelchair to walking to then running and even beyond that. in the last five years, travis has exceeded expectations at every turn. from starting his own business to inspiring others by writing a best selling book and he has some family news as well. joining us now, s

due west at oakland. 40 miles an hour and travis. they had a gust of 40 miles an hour. 51 at the altamont pass. 50s and 40s on the temperatures. low 50s for many. look for a mostly cloudy day. breezy at times. here's the next system approaching for tonight and tomorrow. 50s, 60s, 70s for most. the good folks at chp in oakland retweeted my 51 mile per hour gust at the altamont pass. they are on it as well. >> that's right. you are the weather authority. >> they are good friends of the station here, the chp. we work with them on this. >> absolutely. and you should be careful. >>> it's when the at the altamont pass. please be careful. let's go to the altamont pass. i want to show you that traffic will be slow as you drive through the pass. it is going to be very windy. a couple people who work here at the station who came and said, it's gusty. 50 miles an hour is what steve said. be careful out there. traffic is low on 205. back to business as usual on this tuesday. it seems like a monday for a lot of folks but. from livermore to dublin

and then -- and then, travis rudolph just came up to me and said, "hey, can i sit down with you?"eporter: it was a simple act of kindness. >> i didn't even know he had autism. he just seemed like a normal kid to me. >> reporter: and the picture, now seen by millions online, has a special place in the hearts of parents with autistic children. >> it spoke volumes that he took the time, it meant everything. >> reporter: since then, bo has travelled with his friend to games. >> and a touchdown for travis rudolph! >> reporter: and he was there rooting him on the night of the nfl draft. rudolph's name was never called. but he was still signed by the giants. and if he makes the team, we know who'll be right there cheering. >> travis and bo, a friendship forever. >>> and thank you for watching on a monday night. i'm david muir, hope to see you tomorrow night. good night. >>> it's an annual march with a message. and this year it's taken a dfferent tone. >> i can show the world what just one does. >> it's straw wars. >>> with both sounds and sights, they made their message heard, hoping it

travis, 40 miles an hour. it will be a windy and cool day and we may have some rain in the forecast late tonight and tomorrow morning. caress, with floral fusion oil is more than one thing. it's soft skin and fine fragrance. discover more than one thing with caress. soft skin, fine fragrance. caress. >>> good morning. an officer is on paid leave after an officer involved shooting. we will tell you about the man who is now in the hospital after police said he threatened them with a pipe. >>> this could be a very serious crisis along the lines of the cuban missile crisis. >> the united states is planning to should keep its defense against a korean missile strike today. this, after another missile launch by north korea. >>> mornings on 2 continues. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it is tuesday, may 30. i'm pam cook. >> good morning . i'm dave clark. steve paulson is here and he will tell you if you will feel some win. >> you will feel it. it's pretty windy out there. >> i felt i

uber officials say the tragedy has left travis heartbroken.they say he was extremely close to his mother. the accident happened yesterday in pine flat lake. police believe kalanick's parents were injured when their boat ran into a rock. the couple... had been boating in the area for over 30-years. (justine) and we are learning new information tonight on what killed an almost 80-foot blue whale that washed ashore in marin county. marine mammal officials say ...the female whale's injuries are from significant blunt force trauma... that is consistent with being hit by a boat. the female whale was discovered off agate beach in bolinas thursday. experts found that the mammals left side of the body had bad injuries, including 10 broken ribs. blue whales are the world's largest animal and they're endangered. about 28-hundred live off the california coast. ship strikes are a leading cause of whale deaths. (philippe djegal) a member of the group alliance of californians for community empowerment -- or, acce. who adds oakland's streets desperately need

i check out travis.travis gets to 25 or 30, then sent her mentor will see a cooler air pattern. we are not in the 70s. we are down on the temperatures. for some down four or five. yesterday, we had mid-70s in brentwood. 60 in danville. it still pretty warm. not as bad as yesterday. fog and low clouds will get help from the system coming in. it doesn't take much this time of year to get the fog coming in. that's a decent system for may. 50, 60, 70s from pacifica to san francisco 70s and 80s in lake county turkey could take another day. we had picked out on the temperatures. it will be cooler into saturday and sunday. maybe next wednesday or thursday i will be mentioning rain. >> i know you are talking rain in southern california. >> between los angeles and san diego that penciled in rain. >> a lot of people go back and forth. >>> 4:47. record snow in the sierra could have skiers and snowboarders enjoying snow all summer long. squaw valley is prepared to let people in as long as there is not even past july

travis county judge sarah eckhardt says the new law will unfairly target texas' large mexican community. >> they feel they're being hunted. even the native born are in fear they'll be pulled over and asked by a police officer whether they belong here or not, even if they've been here for generations. >> reporter: a syracuse university project showed between 2014 and 2016 texas police complied with federal requests and detained more than 35,000 undocumented people.

travis county judge sarah eckhardt says the new law will unfairly target texas's mexican and central american communities. >> they feel they're being hunted. even the native-born are in fear that they're going to be pulled over and asked by a police officer whether they belong here or not, even if they've been here for generations. >> reporter: a syracuse university project showed between 2014 and 2016 texas police complied with federal requests and detained more than 35,000 undocumented people. that's 20,000 more than the state of california detained. the controversial bill has been criticized by police chiefs from dallas to san antonio. under the measure, officers who exercise discretion and do not comply with federal immigration requests could be charged with a misdemeanor. >> if the state has chosen to con script us as immigration officials, you will -- we will have to comply. >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott tweeted after his legislation victory saying, i'm

travis county judge sarah eckhardt says the new law will unfairly target texas' large mexican and central american communities. >> they feel that they're being hunted. even the native born are in fear that they're going to be pulled over and asked by a police officer whether they belong here or not. even if they've been here for generations. >> reporter: a syracuse university project showed that between 2014 and 2016, texas police complied with federal requests and detained more than 35,000 undocumented people. that's 20,000 more than the

travis county judge sarah eckhardt says the new law will unfairly target texas' large mexican community. >> they feel they're being hunted. even the native born are in fear they'll be pulled over and asked by a police officer whether they belong here or not, even if they've been here for generations. >> reporter: a syracuse university project showed between 2014 and 2016 texas police complied with federal requests and detained more than 35,000 undocumented people. that's 20,000 more than the state of california detained. criticized by police chiefs from dallas to san antonio. under the measure, officers who exercise discretion and do not comply with federal immigration requests could be charged with a misdemeanor. >> if the state has chose on the conscript us as immigration officials, we will have to comply. >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott tweeted after his legislative victory saying, "i'm

. >> pelley: today the state of texas sued travis county to compel it to enforce u.s. immigration law. the county, which includes the state capital of austin, has rezested. mao the give has signed a new law banning so-called sanctuary cities. david begnaud has this. >> this law does not keep our community safe. in fact, it goes against public safety. >> reporter: sally hernandez, the sheriff of travis county, which includes the capital of austin, has been in a standoff with texas governor gregg abbott over the legality of sanctuary cities, which are communities that don't entirely comply with federal immigration law. but now honoring those requests will be mandated by a new state law in texas. she and other law enforcement officials must carry them out after governor abbott signed the law sunday night live where he didn't have to answer questions. >> this law cracks down on policies like the travis county sheriff who declare that she would not detain known criminals accused of violent crime. >> reporter: if the law goes into affect, what will you do? >> i will have to

and -- >> you mean travis barker? >> travis baker, barker. yeah, him. that guy. >> i didn't know he had a clothing line. >> yes, he does. >> i knew he was a musician, he was in a plane crash. >> yeah, he does. i liked it, and i just put it on me. it's just something at the time i was in prison, i think i was high as hell when i put it on me. >> the "f" could be for a clothing line like he said, or "f" could stand for folk, which is folk nation, which is part -- which the gangster disciples are part of. >> actually, i called you up here to clarify information i've been receiving. >> okay. >> i've been hearing you've been affiliated with gangster disciples. >> what is that? >> you know what that is. >> i've heard of it. >> you heard of it? what did you hear? >> just prison, street, thing of that nature. i don't deal with gang members. trying to stay clear of foolishness. >> no gang affiliation at all? >> none. >> none? what's up with the six points on your right arm? >> that's a famous -- that's what you call a travis baker a drummer. >> oh, i never heard

the forecast is coming up after a break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, travis air force base. steve large reports: instead of >>> two bay area construction workers are facing possible deportation after showing up for a job at travis air force base. instead of letting them through base security, called immigration. >> reporter: the undocumented construction coworkers arrived with their company to put up sheet rock on travis air force base, but they never got to the work site. >> they knew they were going to a hospital, but i don't know if they realized the hospital was on a military base. >> reporter: their attorney is now defending the men. this is a photo of detainee hugo mejia along side his wife. >> the children, they've been extremely depressed, unable to go to school, crying, asking about their fathers all the time. >> reporter: records show he illegally entered the u.s. after being deported in 2001. his coworker also entered after being deported in 2001 and 2003. the case is unusual because i.c.e. officers don't usually target law-abiding undocumented workers. >> when th

our thoughts and prayers are with travis and his family in this heartbreaking time."action news has also learned from uber the victims have a son who is a fresno firefighter. but the department in not commenting at this time. (justine) that was cory james reporting. the autopsy on bonnie kalanick was done earlier today... the result will be released sometime this week. (justine) in san francisco, a security guard is now under arrest after a deadly shooting outside a bar on mission street. kron four's spencer blake has details from the excelsior district, where a man was killed right on the sidewalk. la oficina cocktail lounge is the only bar for a few blocks on this part of mission street, but neighbors say there's not usually anything crazy going on.but just after midnight sunday morning, a man who lives around the corner was starting to doze off when he heard two pops."pretty clear it was a handgun. probably semi-automatic because it was, ya know, pop pop."by the time he got to the window, police cars had already arrived.soon they were blocking off the street. dougl

. >>> kpix 5's john raymo's spent the day with the crowd at the travis air show. >> reporter: travis air force base opens up the gates and gives the public a chance to marvel at some of man's most amazing machines. the fast movers are a crowd favorite from an up close look at the f-15 eagle to a stand back view of a brand-new f 35 stealth fighter. there was even a glimpse back in time with a cold war era u2 spy plane but here at travis, the mission is moving equipment and supplies to wherever the troops need them. airman erin walker is proud to work on a c-5 galaxy, the largest cargo plane in the military which can transport up to eight attack helicopters in its cavernous belly.>> that is our job. we take it really seriously. without us, they would be out there with nothing. >> reporter: the show featured familiar displays of aerobatic flying but it was a reminder of the tragedy in 2014 as pilot eddie entreaty was killed when his spy plane if the runway and it took more than five minutes for rescue crews to arrive. now, there are four fire engines stationed along the runway and crews

the fog bank will be here with this weak system coming in and travis yesterday at 17 and now gustingat 35 today. the water temperatures are cool along the oregon coast and down through santa barbara. the only 60 is santa monica at 62. where on the eastern edge of this ridge of high pressure, and it takes this weak system that enhances the fog, 50s even in southern california with cold water temperatures. 50s on the temperatures, upper 40s for a few, novato 51, hillsborough 52. 37 in truckee and in marino, thunderstorm popping up briefly . for us we have the system swing in and hear is that spinning atmosphere enhancing the fog. 50s, 60s and 70s on the temperatures with a few near 80 but down 3 to 5 degrees compared to yesterday. overall this pattern will stay here for a while, and i don't see much change but inland temperatures can bump up a few degrees. >> the classic area weather pattern kicking in. >>> memorial day weekend is the unofficial start of summer and today we stay and say goodbye to this winter, and we have some whether that will have people talking for years to come. ba

travis kalanick's mother died in a boating accident yesterday near fresno. bonnie and donald kalanick were on pine flat lake when they struck a rock. another boater spotted debris and called 911. donald was airlifted to the hospital in serious condition. the ceo has not commented publicly on his mother's passing, but uber released a statement today saying travis and his family suffered an unspeakable tragedy. our thoughts and prayers are with travis and his family in this heartbreaking time. >>> a soulful trail blazer of southern rock has died. gregg allman became a rock legend as co-founder, organist and singer of the allman brothers. allman lived in marin for much of the '90s and frequently performed throughout the bay area. his bluesy vocals helped propel the allman brothers band to superstardom in the '70s. ♪ gregg allman and older brother duane were the driving forces and the names behind one of the great southern bands, the allman brothers, who combined rock, blues, and a bit of jazz to create a distinctive hard-driving, high-energy sound. inseparable

fairfield, that's travis, 30 sustained. gusts to 39, 40. they're done.y that i mane, travis may not hit 70 today when that kind of a pattern toldholds. fog and falling temperatures. 40s 40s, 51 to 52, but it's a prime recipe for that to get going with the low pressure. that's what is happening. west-southwest at oakland. this will be a very cool pattern for santa cruz and ma rin county. 50s on the temps. we have dropped pretty fast. 54 by the concord pavilion. walnut creek, 5453346752 -- 54 in monterey and the wind coming up. the combination of the two high pressures, toppled over and that's what faif us that northerly breeze. the next front is coming in, carving out over the north and stick around for a week. precipitation, some drizzle, ob okay in the weekend. could change on tuesday when the forecast models bring some rain in here. the point being, this system is going to last for a while. 50s and 60s and maybe low 70s with cooling into thursday and level off and stay there. we'll see a little bit more sun, but we are well-below average today. >> you

she will make a full recovery. >>> well, 150,000 people showed up to travis air force over the weekend for an air show that happens once every three years and kpix 5's john ramos has the story. >> really pleases me to see this kind of power and be inside such a mighty creation. >> reporter: yes, the fast movers are a crowd favorite. from the f-15 eagle to a stand back view of a new f-35 fighter. there was even a look back in time with a cold war era spy plane but the mission is moving equipment and supplies to wherever the troops need them. he is proud to work on a c5 galaxy. the largest cargo plane in the military that could transport up to 8 attack helicopters. >> that is our job. we are -- job. we take it really seriously. without us they would be out there with nothing. >> the show featured familiar displays but it was a reminder of the tragedy in 2014 as a pilot was killed when his plane hit the runway and took 5 minutes for rescue crews to arrive. now there are four fire engines along the runway and crews train oo arrive within one minute of a -- to arrive within one minute of a

you get gusts of 35-40 and travis. vacaville, 13. the cool breeze in vacaville.not something you say all the time at the end of may. that's what we have. multiple systems continue to spin. it does not take much to give them some. that's why we are so windy. the nationals and giants tonight, mostly cloudy with a west wind around 25. we have another system on the way tomorrow. this looks like it will give us some rain. not a lot but more than drizzle. you can see the breeze at sfo. there are one hour flight delays on arrival this morning. 16, gusting to 30. east bay temperatures in the low 50s. there are many locations are cool. 50s, 60s and 70s. did i cover all the bases for you? >> i think you did. flight delays were somewhat severe this weekend because of the runway work. many people were coming in on the roads as well on interstate 80 and on 101 in gilroy. a lot of people back to the bay area. it seems like they are back to work this morning. if you're driving from the carquinez bridge, 30 minutes as you drive out to the macarthur maze. when you get to the bay

and i always say travis would be very proud of the work that's happening at the travis manion foundationnow that we named it the travis manion foundation. like many men and women in our military, their incredibly humble. they just want to get out there. they're the epitome of what servant leadership is all about. >> i understand that you met at travis' graduation, isn't that right? >> at a wrestling match. >> he was a wrestler. >> and you're a wrestler. >> i'm a brokendown exwrestler. that's a long time ago. but i'm partial to wrestlers. and he was a good one. >> i understand that your foundation just announced a $500,000 donation to the ryan manion foundation. why this particular group? and i want to ask what this money will be used for. >> this group is doing something distinctive. it's connecting people who haven't served with families and veterans who have served. i think that's particularly important. i've created, in my mid-80s, an app, which is a winston churchill -- >> it's quite popular. >> you're so smart, you could play it and win. all of the funds from the winston churchill a

our thoughts and prayers are with travis and his family in this heartbreaking time."on news has also learned from uber the victims have a son who is a fresno firefighter. but the department in not commenting at this time. ( james ) a section of a southern california coast has been closed again for the second time this weekafter at least four sharks were spotted close to shore. government officials in san clemente say the area south of the beach's pier is closed. and closures were ordered in the same area about two weeks ago and last week after two dozen great whites were seen. on tuesday, a fisherman hooked a 12-foot shark from a pier and released it. just last month a woman was injured by a 10-foot white shark at san onofre state beach, which is south of san clemente. ( robin @ landing ) still ahead on the kron four morning news. we show you the differences between baywatch on t-v- and on the big screen.. plus, alicia keys is honored and it's not for her music. the hollywood minute is coming up after the break. gúw landing ) in entertainment news this morning. there

they said it was 80 yesterday, six warmer than livermore and warmer than travis. there is a little bit of an enhancement of the fog bank, but still 70s for most but still low clouds and fog marching inland. if you did not have fog yesterday, you will have it this morning. up and down the coast you can find that with a pronounced breeze, oakland and sfo gusting up to 22 and travis up to 35. bodega bay 22, and these are about where they should be this year, and if they stay there are go cooler he will major impact the water temperatures. nap airport 53, santa clara valley and scotts valley at 51, san martin, gilroy, everybody close at 53. 74 in las vegas, truckee at 36 with isolated thundershowers popping up. a few developing later in the afternoon, and you can see the slow coming in which is why we have cool down a little bit enhancing that onshore push. remember where getting into june , the days are long and the nights are short with a big fog bank, nice for summing cool for others. 70s, near 80 for some. temperatures i don't think will change much and after thur

22 gusting to 3540 miles an hour travis 22 gusting to 3550s on the temperatures of low to upper but made to the south glover some 51 concord pavilion 52 dublin, 50 lafayette moraga drizzle and mist. martinez 52, that is the spin why has it been wendy? systems coming in creating a breeze . 50s and 60s for most dave and gasia now. >> a third water slide has been shut down dublin's newly opened waterpark, wave, it comes in response to a weekend accident was a boy flies off the slide. alex savidge is live with what else the city is doing . >> reporter: gasia good morning, two waterslides were shut down immediately after the scare on saturday and yesterday city officials and dublin decided to shut down the third slide riptide writer and that is because of concerns about the water pressure. what that means is today you have three out of six slides at the wave waterpark that are shut down on this memorial day. you can imagine will likely be a busy day once the park opens in a few hours. reiterating the three slides are close and the rest of the park is open to the public in on saturday at

exclusiva de uno de los inmigrantes indocumentados detenidos al presentarse a trabajar en la base aÉrea travisrentan una posible deportaciÓn. buenas noches. como ocurre cada dos aÑos, decenas de fieles catÓlicos se vieron en el templo de san marcos para celebrar la llegada de monseÑor, ramÓn adame nuestra el siguiente reportaje. ramÓn: muy buenas noches. justamente el seÑor del encino estuvo de visita y posteriormente va a continuar visitando otras ciudades en el Área de la bahÍa, sin embargo, que seÑalar que las peticiones de muchos inmigrantes estuvieron centradas en cuestiones muy particulares. vayamos con los detalles. con mÚsica, alegrÍa pero sobre todo devociones como percibieron al seÑor del encino en el templo de san marcos. >> nos ha hecho muchos favores a toda la familia y a todos en general. ramÓn: creyentes católicos que se han visto obligados a salir de mÉxico y han tomado como estandarte de esperanza la imagen del seÑor del encino. >> mÁs que nada por el temor de la migraciÓn para toda mi familia, mi comunidad para que el seÑor presidente a cargo de conciencia de que toda la gent

where the westwind at 22 at the sfo, gusting up to 22 at the oakland airport, gusting up to 35 at travis. that is stronger than yesterday. that tells us it will be cooler for vacaville, antioch and brentwood. the water temperatures have not changed much, still about average at 51 to 54 for most. temperatures all in the 50s, 52 at berkeley, san jose warmer at 57. black hawk is a cool 51, danville 52, lafayette checking in at 50, 53 at the concord pavilion. 50s for many including monterey and even up to ukiah, 36 in truckee. isolated thundershowers popping, and they get that in the afternoon so if you are up there, keep an eye on the skies. this system will brush this area and we will see a rebound inland around wednesday or thursday. i don't think there will be any change in the fog bank over the next 5 to 7 days. 50s, 60s, 70s and near 80 for some but you must be well inland for that. >>> it is 4:18 am. >>> there was plenty of dancing and music in san francisco at the carnival festival in the mission district as thousands celebrated latin american and caribbean culture at the event, happ

i lrm defunded travis county of $1.5 million. lou: governor, great to have you with us.atulations. up next, the trump a ministration slamming obstructionist dems for claiming victories on a bipartisan budget deal. >> they wanted a shutdown. we know that. they were desperate to make this administration look like we couldn't function, like we couldn't govern. lou: the dean of republican politics, ed rollins joins us next. stay with us. we'll assess the day's events. lou: in our online poll we asked, do you believe speaker ryan's failure to include border wall funding and crackdown on sanctuary cities means he should be replaced forthwith? 91% of you say yes he should be replaced. there you are. mr. speaker. north korea accusing the united states of pushing the korean peninsula to the brink of nuclear war. pyongyang reacting to two supersonic bombers deployed over the korean peninsula. a south korean spokesman said the exercise is to deter north korean aggressions and deter against another nuclear test. the republican fight to repeal and replace obamacare, and and foreign p

>> all disagree with that assessment because as we speak, travis county which is where i'm looking at which is where the city of austin is located and is in violation of this law. will change their ordinance in the city of austin by september 1st, which is one of law goes into effect, travis county will be in violation of that. on top of that, we have places like harris county and houston as well, other cities and counties across the state of texas that are adopting policies and practices that seem to be in violation of this law. so it is necessary for texas to have this pair let me give you an example. under the policy, people who would be guilty of rate, sexual assault of a minor, even armed robbery or even ms-13 gang cartel members could be let out the travis county sheriff under the current policy. >> martha: you consider them sanctuary cities obvious the based on what you just said even though they may not consider themselves formerly sanctuary cities. let me just put up a quote from the police chief in texas, they wrote an editorial against your policy. it will foster the believ

i lrm defunded travis county of $1.5 million. lou: governor, great to have you with us.congratulations. up next, the trump a ministration slamming obstructionist dems for claiming victories on a bipartisan budget deal. >> they wanted a shutdown. we know that. they were desperate to make this administration look like we couldn't function, like we couldn't govern. lou: the dean of republican politics, ed rollins joins us next. stay with us. we'll assess the day's events. when heartburn hits, fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum -tum -tum -tum smoothies! only from tums lwho's the lucky lady? i'm going to the bank, to discuss a mortgage. ugh, see, you need a loan, you put on a suit, you go crawling to the bank. this is how i dress to get a mortgage. i just go to lendingtree. i calculate how much home i can afford. i get multiple offers to compare side by side. and the best part is... the banks come crawling to me. everything you need to get a better mortgage. clothing o

yesterday and cranked up in the delta. 25 with gusts up to 35 in travis. they were only 76 yesterday. i don't think they will be that one today. 30s and 40s on the temperatures. east bay times in the 50s. they are close to upper 40s. 51 in danville. lafayette, 51. 52 by the concord pavilion. vallejo, 53. 30s in the mountains. 53, monterey. in this sierra you can see some of that thunder from that low yesterday. quieter today but another system is making its way in.'s see that circulation. here comes the next system taking aim on the north coast tonight. that will give us mostly cloudy skies and the possibility of rain moving in late tonight and tomorrow as that system rotates through. there will not be a lot but i think we will get a little bit out of this. one of the when, that's not drizzle. by the coast it may be drizzle. we may be dealing with this as we go through tuesday night into wednesday. after that, things look quiet. gradual warming toward the weekend. the ridge seems to be transitory to me. 50s, 60s, 70s and near 84 if you. inlet temperatures

nothing light about the breeze for some, a howling wind and stronger gusts out of back to billing travis, cooler with low clouds. ♪ the moments that connect us happen one morning at a time, and one cup at a time. folgers, the best part of wakin' up. >>> we are learning about another disturbance at a nearby university. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >>> welcome back this thursday, may 25. >> i am dave clark and we start with breaking news. >>> the bomb scare is over and the suspicious package at manchester college was declared safe and searching more homes after the arrest of eight people in the united kingdom that have been late to the suicide bomber, salman abedi. his younger brother that you can see here has been detained in libya on suspected ties with isis. british officials say that searches across man chester have uncovered items linked to the bombing with 22 people killed monday night. it will take several more days to complete the searches but a lot is happening this morning in manchester, england and we will bring you the details here on mornings on 2. >>> in the meantime we wa

abc news report karen travis is traveling with the president all week and has the latest from riyadh. >> reporter: president trump mixing in a little culture with diplomacy joining saudi dancers. form r pomming a traditional folk dance that involves swords. it was a whirlwind day for the president. saudi royal guards standing at attention on a hazy hot morning. 81-year-old king salman greeting the president and first lady. later the president receiving the kingdom's highest honor and walk down the first deliverable of the trip. saudi arabia agreeing to spend $110 billion immediately on military equipment and services from the u.s. and up to 3 hin 50 billion over ten years. >> it was a tremendous day. >> i want to thank everybody. hundreds of billions of dollars of investments into the united states and jobs, jobs, jobs. >> joo the white house pointing to this as a sign of the saudi's eagerness to work with president trump and strengthen the relationship. >> riyadh is ready to put on a show. american flags fly all over the city. streets were clean, they even planted new palm trees. >>

. >>> we're following breaking news out of fresno county, the mother of uber's ceo travis ka nick has died in a boating accident. bonnie and her husband dont donald were both big boaters. they say their boat struck a rock and both were injured. by the time rescue workers got there she had passed away. this was a pick tooug ture of travis with his parents earlier this month at the kentucky derby. >>> and this after noont music world is mourning the death of rock legend gregg allman. ♪ and i'm bound to keep on riding ♪ >> a public cyst today confirmed the cofounder of the aulman brothers ban passed away in savannah, georgia. he was known for "midnight rider" and he lived in the north bay for much of the '90s. had he to cancel tour dates for health reasons the past two years. he was 69 years of age. >>> an 18-year-old east bay boy is being called a hero for helping to rescue his younger brother from their home. they posted this picture of last night's fire on cherry way. officials say 18-year-old patel low jumped from a second-story window. he then tried to get his 13-year-old brother wh

i lrm defunded travis county of $1.5 million. lou: governor, great to have you with us.congratulations. up next, the trump a ministration slamming obstructionist dems for claiming victories on a bipartisan budget deal. >> they wanted a shutdown. we know that. they were desperate to make this administration look like we couldn't function, like we couldn't govern. lou: the dean of republican politics, ed rollins joins us next. stay with us. we'll assess the day's events. when heartburn hits, fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum -tum -tum -tum smoothies! only from tums ostriches don't really stick vitheir heads in the sand.ve horns on their helmets. and a real john deere is actually real affordable. you learn something new everyday. the surprisingly affordable john deere e series tractors. ismerica's nber-one you kmoycle insurer.e yeah, she does purr! best bike i ever owned! no, you're never alone, because our claims reps are available 24/7. we even cover accessories a

waiting for the breeze to kick in really at travis. that's kind of the key there. san francisco west at 10, yesterday hayward had an offshore breeze. 50s on the temperatures, 60s for some. san francisco yesterday set their record high at 10:43 in the morning. you don't see that very often. the fog is back. we're going into a different pattern. it might take another day. the ridge which was here yesterday is now here and is inching closer. that will play into a cooler pattern. still in 80s, but we will see a huge drop coast and bay. good morning, sir. >> good morning to you, steve. here we are at 4:10 and the traffic is doing pretty well. let's take a look at 580 westbound. it is off to a nice start. it is a good time for you to get on the road if you want to beat the traffic driving out to the livermore area. we haven't seen anything major as we drive through. traffic continues to look good. we're looking at i-880 and the traffic here is looking good. there have been no major problems. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is moving along okay. a cou

travis ball was arrested a half mile from richmond in the northern neck. they say a car was parked the wrong way on a street down in richmond. as the officers were talking to the men inside, ball pulled out a gun and opened fire and then took off. we learned that the agent died from his injuries this morning. >>> and a violent night in them has died. >> derrick ward is joining us live from the scene on what led up to this. derrick, what have you learned? >> reporter: we have heard that seven people were shot here in the 100 block of q street. people heard gunfire up and down the block and thought it might have been fireworks, but there was something about it, the intermittent valleys and then place came here to say something bad happened here. when police arrived, they found eight people were shot, seven were taken away conscious and breathing. but one person was pronounced dead. there's no this case. >>> and witnesses say a man was yelling at two women, one wearing a hijab. the officers approached the man and they were viciously attacked. one person died

travis, 25 with gusts up to 30. that is a howling delta breeze which means they will cool down in the sacramento valley. mostly cloudy skies. in the sierra, maybe some isolated showers and more likely snow tomorrow. a lot of 50s for the temperatures. 52, blackhawk. 54, vallejo. lafayette's, 51. livermore, 53. 55 in truckee. a strong southwind. there wind advisories and southern california. that kicks in tonight into saturday. for us, a cloudy morning and much cooler. a lo is forming right there. that's going to form off of us and dive toward southern california. it is mainly a windy and cooler pattern for us. maybe some drizzle this morning. dave encountered a little mist and drizzle. 50s on the temps. windy conditions. sunny and breezy. it will be warmer but not hot. the middle of next week and the end of next week, i think we are looking at rain. >> that cool air through the window felt very nice. >> great sleeping weather. >>> 4:19 am. the bay area has reached a milestone when it comes to air quality. the bay are

he was arrested after trying to get on to travis air force base for a job hanging sheet rock. while going through security, military police discovered he and a coworkers' illegal immigration status and i.c.e. was called. immigration law is by the book on a military base. >> it's really easy to enforce the immigration laws that the administration has recently passed because they own that base. >> reporter: the security level at the base is the second lowest level. but visitors are still required to show identification. they also have to have their social security numbers run through the california law enforcement telecommunications system before going through the gate. >> to be rounded up and processed for immediate deportation simply because he showed up for work at a federal facility and somebody ran a database query and it show the he was undocumented, this is the kind of inhumane summary deportation that even president trump said we weren't going to see. >> reporter: both men have been deported at least once before, according to i.c.e. the two could have opted not to go on

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emily: what are your recommendations to travis specifically?position outside the boiler room as an observer. >> i think that when you are in a company that is that iconic and unique, the biggest thing you have to do is become a lot more introspective, and inside out validated. when stars and famous people and rich people and ceos call you and want to spend time with you, take you out to invite you to things, all this external validation that tells you you are important, you have to ignore it. in fact, you have to run away from it. you have to spend time with engineers in the boiler room of making the product every day. when you strip yourself of the outside validation, you learn to validate yourself inside out. i'm not saying he hasn't done that, but what i will tell you is if you can make that transition, you can become an extremely powerful ceo. i think mark is an example. emily: my colleague compared uber to airbnb. i will put the question to you like this. uber or airbnb? >> if you had to pick a more natural monopoly with pricing power and

. >> reporter: sally hernandez the sheriff of travis county which includes the capital of austin haseen in a stand off with texas governor greg abbott over the legality of sanctuary cities which are communities that don't entirely comply with federal immigration law. but now honoring those requests will be mandated by a new state law in texas. she and other law enforcement officials must carry them out after governor abbott signed the law sunday night on facebook live where he didn't have to answer questions. >> this law cracks down on policies like the travis county sheriff who declared she would not detain known criminals accused of violent crime. >> if the law goes into effect what are you going to do? >> i will have to change my policy because i will not violate the law. >> reporter: the law forces sheriffs to honor requests made by the federal government to hold people already in jail who may be here illegally. failure to do so could result in a fine, jail time or removal of the sheriff from office. it also allows police officers to ask crime victims and witnesses their national