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. >> stephen: but, uhm, uhm, there's also workhouses. they could join a gang of street urchins.y could be raised by wolves. as long as the wolves aren't gay. that would be fine with me." i think i speak for everybody in this room when i say i miss the obamas. ( cheers and applause ) but guess what? guess what, ladies and gentlemen? we're getting one of them back. because former first lady michelle obama just announced a 10-city bookstore to promote her new memoir, "becoming." ( cheers and applause ) yeah, that's good. in an unrelated story, melania trump just announced her memoir "be becoming." ( applause ) looks good. looks good. now, as you can imagine, when michelle obama goes on a bookstore, she's not just popping over a card table at a barnes & noble. no she'll be starting at some of the biggest venues in the country. it's a stadium book tour. she's like the bruce springsteen-- ( cheers and applause ) she's like the bruce springsteen of inspirational memoirs. she's going to come out and go, read!"adyo and the crowd's going to go, "woooo! kind of. i forgot my reading glasses

. >> uhm, well, i don't want to be rude, and i don't want to sprupt-- i don't want to do questions. i just want to tell you guys, she played well, and this is her first grand slam. ( applause ) >> reporter: osaka apologized for winning. >> i know that everyone was cheering for her, and i'm sorry it had to end like this. >> reporter: meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >> ninan: coming up next, an african american teenager riding to work with his white grandmother is handcuffed by the police. and later, rifle rappers reportedly in a shoe-throwing brawl at a fashion week party. >> ninan: police in wauwatosa wisconsin, say it was a big misunderstanding. officers mistook an african american teenager for a robbery suspect and handcuffed him. as michelle miller explains, the teen was only riding in the car with his white grandmother. >> reporter: after ordering 18-year-old akil carter out of his grandmother's car... police placed him in handcuffs and ordered him into the back of a squad car. grandmother paulette barr had just left church and was akil to work when police stopped them. officers

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>> uhm, okay. >> are you in shock? >> yes, ma'am. >> can you imagine that? someone showing up your door, do you want to take a flight? >> i keep waiting for publish publisher's clearing house. >> watch the full story coming up at 8:30 or look for it later on todayshow.com. >> reach for the ambitions. 5:57. >>> there are concerns about the san francisco department in charge of keeping the city clean. >> we're learning the city has hired a public relations firm that wants to believe that san francisco is the cleanest it's been in years. this comes after our investigative series exposed san francisco's diseased streets and showed you how parts of downtown were covered with an alarming amount of trash, drug needles and feces. >> senior investigative reporter begad shaaban has a report about your tax dollars. >> reporter: good morning. so just how clean is san francisco? would you say close to spotless? that's what one report found, seriously, and it turns out you footed the bill, because san francisco paid a public relations firm to survey the city, and that fir

wednesday, as a trough drops in, brings us some breezy winds and cooler temperatures, but then warming uhm again in time f up again in time for the weekend. b.a.r.t. just announced a delay. >> as you were doing the report, talking about a 20-minute delay out of west oakland, toward sf or in any other direction throughout the east bay and so we are looking at some sort of police activity there. that's all we know right now. i'll let you know as they update us, that's one note for b.a.r.t. riders. the rest of the rail services report no delays. another note for b.a.r.t. if you take the warm springs line in the evening at 6:00, you had to transfer around fremont. you don't have to do that anymore monday through saturday. that's good news for the b.a.r.t. system, will you not have to transfer weekdays as you travel down to warm springs in the evening. overall the rest of the bay shows a nice smooth drive, a little slowing for the south bay, san jose north 101 and over toward the castro valley wide as well. learned of another crash south 880 at marina boulevard, as you leave oakland, travel thr