the problem is that trenton high school in trenton, michigan, fell on may 4th, it was a "star wars" themeis was a special moment for everyone involved. >> it looks pretty nice. ♪ >>> this young lady is picking up her vehicle after having the brakes surfaced. the car is raised up, on a little bit of a ramp. she needs to back it out and head off. the dash cam on the car is rolling. so is the car. >> guy goes running after it but it's too late. going down the hill. but it's not done yet. [ screaming ] >> the car goes sliding into this water. >> the brakes. >> yeah, the brakes. they pulled the car in, replaced the brake pads but didn't pump the brake system. >> tried to hit the brake and there's nothing there. >> this car just rolled. the cause of action got diagnosed. it was in the water for about four hours. this video is older. it started trending again because it's kind of dramatic. we may have not seen something like that before, we have definitely seen this intersection before. in fact, we only saw it just the other week. but guess what we're back in north carolina. i don't really need

a minor crash but it's on the shoulder in trenton. no slowing for that portion of the nimitz. earlier crash, has left. i'm scanning for any other reports for the berkeley curve. but traffic flowing smoothly to the bay bridge toll plaza. the toll plaza here showing a light drive. a couple of trucks heading in the north bay. here we go right here down from sfo in towards the south bay. we have no problems. kwrao you at speed. a quick look at transit. no delays for the four trains that already started on the bart line. back to you. >> start in the morning. thanks, mike. >> billboard music awards are here on nbc bay area. >> seeing your favorite artist perform might motivate you to go to a concert. consumer investigator chris chmura is looking into how people are buying up all the tickets. >> good morning. imagine you're waiting in line to get tickets for your favorite performer or band and suddenly someone shoves everyone out of the way and buys up all the seats. it happens all the timement scalpers are using an army of bots to scoop up as many seats as they can and resell at a m

the prom was at trenton high school and fell on may 4th, so he was swars theme. this is a very special moment for everyone involved. ♪ >> you know what they say about dogs, man's best friend. not all dog, not all men. to taiwan for some crazy footage. >> oh, that guy is riding by on his bike. a couple of dogs in the back of that truckment one of them on a very long rope or chain decides now is the time to leap out of that truck and grab ahold of that guy's leg. the bike goes down to the floor. you see a guy in the fight with this dog as the owner runs over. he's raining down punches. look what happened to the leg of his outfit there. it's torn to pieces as is some of his skin. the dog is not letting go. if you want to embrace the cliche, guess what job he has. >> a mail carrier. >> bite marks on his leg and probably scuffed up from where the bike went down. >> that dog took down a full-grown man with a motorcycle. >> that's the second post man he's taken down as well, apparently. the owner wants to deal with this issue and the post man is okay with that. >>> one

this is to certify that samuel williams, colored man, served on an expedition in the direction of trentonn the morning of the 15th of may and performed effectual service for us at the imminent risk and peril of his life, guiding our men safely and truthfully until his horse was shot from under him and he was forced to take refuge in a swamp." both enslaved and free people furnished officers with information about confederate resources. it was largely shaped by history of resistance and extralegal activity. in addition to spying, new bern also formalized a fully drilled regiment of african-american men, many former slaves. a man recalls in his memoir that he called black men to join a militia unit. what might cause a former slave to drill other men with no experience in battle? whereas most recent scholarship focused on northern black regiments comprised mostly of free and educated black men, singleton revealed the rather complicated transition from slavery to soldiering that shapes the spirits of thousands of refugees. at the outbreak of war, he became the manservant to samuel hyman, a we

even a tornado warning earlier in trenton, new jersey. some roads closed in new jersey because of all of this rain. philadelphia, you're about to get clipped. another rough night for pittsburgh with flash flood watches there. the back side is the bigger side of this with st. louis, springfield, down to dallas. a couple of reported tornadoes already east of dallas. you're under a watch until 8:00. this whole area from austin to atla cincinna cincinnati, ohio, pittsburgh, philadelphia and new york city. after this, this weekend, it does get much quieter, but the next 36 hours are going to be dicey. david? >> all right, come on back inside. rob, thank you. >>> and we should mention that flood emergency continues across the center of the country. dams are under increasing pressure tonight. and now, authorities this evening are faced with a difficult decision. do they release more water, knowing they will flood communities downstream? abc's will carr tonight at the keystone dam in sand springs, oklahoma. >> reporter: david, tonight every count

a couple of flashes of lightning down to the south and flash flood warnings for trenton and philadelphia. you can see it on the radar. dense radar image there back through west virginia and flash flood watches up until midnight. boy, pennsylvania, you've had a tough go of it. even some intermountain west storms, and the high plains, as well. we put this map into motion. the front will begin to break down. still some weaknesses tomorrow that will bring thunderstorms to the carolinas and western great lakes. but nothing too terribly organized. that big blue "h" right over the arkansas river, where that record flooding is happening, a couple of days of dry weather there. everyone will take that. david? >> that is for sure. rob marciano on a very wet night ahead. rob, thank you. >>> now to the other major headline this evening, president trump firing off, less than 24 hours after robert mueller broke his silence. mueller saying, if we had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so. but they did not. and today, the president was asked about sponsewem t

we have tornado watches right now, one across northeast, big line of storms cutting across cities, trentonw jersey had a tornado warning. a cell that move through this is out of hire over next couple hours. then we'll turn tonight sight across part of south with a number of tornado warnings today, 4678 tomorrow the last little bit is be here at crashing ohio val -- here across ohio valley, places like philadelphia, dc, baltimore, than after this liz, i think we'll see tornado threat that severe weather threat, break just a little bit for us, that will be great news, the other big concern is because they have been happening across same area day after day. it comes with a lot of rain, incredible amounts of rain over last week across central part of nation, the rivers are well above flood stage, anywhere you see red is flash flooding, because there is so much rain it does not go away quickly, we have rivered, arkansas river at far record stages. all of that goes to the mississippi river. we'll see close to record crests, but because of this moisture -- planting seen may not be able to happen,

it was a quick way to tell him that i had spoken to those that i had to in trenton.e time for a traffic study in ft. lee, i would like to. what would i do differently? i wouldn't trust or stay in a situation that was as unhealthy as my time, and i love my career. it was a very unhealthy situation. i worked for a bully. when you're a single mom with four kids, you're not looking to rock any boats. i did love my career. but looking back now, i trusted way too many people. do you think governor christie was ethical in did you believe he was ethical and acted ethically before this incident? >> i might have had a big title but i did not really have a lot of, my portfolio was not as large as others. i think that there was probably some questionable things that went on. the manner in which he treated me, you know, i have two incidents that i've talked about in court and i've talked about anywhere else. he threw a water bottle at me. i'm a staff member. >> why? >> because he didn't want to be a game show host. and i set up a meeting that he told me to set up and he didn't li

aiodndeornado en around harrisburg and another around trenton, allentown, pennsylvania and for us, alltayed north and south of our region. >> we will be taking down our weather alert for today. tomorrow, we will have thunderstorms around 2:00 and 8:00 p.m. >> more widespread from what we've seen. not hard to do. we do not have much. we saw this warning from frederick county to howard county and baltimore and montgomery county towards the laurel area anderince georg county. take you street level to 29, making your way over towards l west laure here, seeing that storm move and those the east. once ieagain, heav downpours, a little bit of lightning but not much here. this is not severe storm. northern frederick county hit al afternoon. a couple storms here and moving here. the big story today has been where these storms have remained up to pennsylvania again. two days in a row. wo different tornado watches, amazing. severe thunderstorm to the south. that severe thunderstorm warning for -- that storm right there, the national weather service is looking at this and saying a severe storm war

john is next, trenton, new jersey. unfortunately, we lost our signal to bedford, virginia, with our guest. we apologize for that. when we get the signal back, we will be speaking with mr. alex kershaw. john, go ahead with your thoughts on this memorial day. caller: i am a vietnam veteran. my father was a pearl harbor survivor. before that, my grandfather was in the army. lady that just got in making a comment, she does not know what she is talking about. donald trump had bone spurs. i question that highly. for him to be out of the country on the memorial day, he should be up there laying wreaths on the unknown soldiers and paying attention to business. instead of going out and building a wall, he should go to the vietnam wall and figure out how many people died to keep him free and to keep his family free. i have very, very hard feelings because of that. thank you for your time. guest: the president is on a state visit in japan, returning to the u.s. to speak at the air force academy on thursday, but more travel ahead,

this gets me into trenton, because that news went viral in south korea. there were protests. you know? and again, who said what, i think wisely, both of the foreign ministry spokesman and beijing and in washington just kept quiet on that one. but i think that the notion that there is a long history there and in some way, she ching ping wanted to communicate that is relevant. is relevant to the challenges today. two more kind of anecdotes to think about. and then korea's own development of a nine modern national identity. many of you have probably been to the chosen hotel in seoul and if you sit in a lovely restaurant there outside there is a little building that looks kind of like the temple of heaven and beijing. my history is right, do you know why that was built? well, it is when korea, you know, under pressure from japan and russia and china, a week china unable to really protect its interests, decided to be an empire to and to be an empire instead of a kingdom you had to have a direct channel to have one. so they built their own temple of heaven. that is the korean empir

john is next, trenton, new jersey.nfortunately, we lost our signal to bedford, virginia, with our guest. we apologize for that. when we get the signal back, we will be speaking with mr. alex kershaw. john, go ahead with your thoughts on this memorial day. caller: i am a vietnam veteran. my father was a pearl harbor survivor. before that, my grandfather was in the army. lady that just got in making a comment, she does not know what she is talking about. donald trump had bone spurs. i question that highly. for him to be out of the country on the memorial day, he should be up there laying wreaths on the unknown soldiers and paying attention to business. instead of going out and building a wall, he should go to the vietnam wall and figure out how many people died to keep him free and to keep his family free. i have very, very hard feelings because of that. thank you for your time. guest: the president is on a state visit in japan, returning to the u.s. to speak at the air force academy on thursday, but more travel ahead, i

our next color is from trenton, new jersey. peter. caller: good morning.ld like to ask a question. economic gdp growth rate is success, whichic country would you say has the best -- has been the best practitioner over the last 30 years? kind of a trick question. i can tight with the chinese say. it is chinaay appear they would say our capitalist policies have raised it hundred million people out of extreme poverty, they built a , turn chinaclass into a global superpower, so they would want to take credit for applying capitalist policies. between the commanding heights and reigning under the control of the government and state owned enterprises, national champions, accounting for half of the economy, then you are really only looking at the other half of the economy, which is -- which has not surpassed america and anyway. america would be the winner of who has done the best on the economic growth rate and fairness to the people the country. and it would not be european countries. they would be loan growth and low on a combo schmitz. in case you are intereste

in trenton, new jersey. caller: i would like to talk about democrats and republican.howing to the younger generation in school? we need love. we don't need to fight. when something is wrong, just say it's wrong. that justgo on like fighting. we have to understand each other. we are here to work with the generation that is coming. who is teaching? host: in oregon. independent line. >> i can understand why the right might have contempt for the law. been demonstrating contempt for the law for more than 10 years now by defying the marijuana laws throughout the country. it appears to me that we all have contempt for the law. thank you. in plano, texas. republican line. caller: good morning. i'm one of those deplorable republicans. the rules, following the laws that the democrats set up after the next and watergate and i don'tn understand mr. nadler. he is as dense as i am when it comes to the law. host: senator elizabeth warren the senate floor talking about mueller report and then talking about the topic of impeachment. here's what she had to say. >> the information that

host: that is kirk in trenton, michigan. jackie is in jacksonville. independent line. caller: hi. would like to hear from at least one person who said they changed their vote because of the russians. if they are out there, let's hear from them. statement, the whole investigation is from the russian hacking. what does that have to do with trump at all if the russians did it? why would they spend millions of trump? to investigate host: gregory from richmond, virginia. democrats line. caller: this is amazing. shows white privilege to the max. --ller has already, and said has already come out and said, he does not excuse trump. there is the point he made that he cannot say he is guilty. -- that he is not guilty. the next step is congress is supposed to pick this up. whether this president was democratic or republican, if you did something wrong, he should stand before the people. not see where congress has such a problem with a person with so much deceitfulness in him that they cannot question him on his actions. it amazes me. host: from pennsylvania, mark. republican line. caller: go

this is from new jersey, the trenton bureau of north jersey, a bill to sign the law in february by governorhil murphy . workers in new jersey will be able to take twice as much time off after childbirth or to care undersick family member the legislation signed into law by governor murphy. it also provides workers with larger payments during leave, allowing them to care for more relatives beyond just their immediate families. you can get more details on the website. helen joins us from zanesville, ohio. good morning, welcome to the conversation. caller: hello? host: good morning, helen. employed, myi was mother was dying of cancer. i was able to take unpaid family leave for travel weeks, which i willingly did, but it would have been so much better if i had been allowed to take paid family leave. i definitely support it. caller: who should pay for it? -- host: and who should pay for it? i ask that because one of the ideas is that it is taken away from social security when you're eligible. others say that it should be an employee benefit paid for by the employer. caller: i would go for it eith