three quarters of a million children in the democratic republic of congo a loss of nearly mt everest unicef says that of that more than half of them could die in a vast jungle region hit by conflicts between the army and government. that's what combined spectacle songs dance music and pure kids. the livestrong concerts take place and listen this weekend will take a look at the fight. and still go welcome to the program iran's foreign ministry has condemned israel's attack on iranian military targets inside syria his first official reaction came from the ministry spokesman who described the raids as a blatant violation of the country's sovereignty that was conducted on what he called fabricated and baseless excuses israel struck dozens of iranian targets a retaliation they say for iranian rocket barrage against israeli positions in the golan heights as israel's. prime minister accuses iran of crossing the red line international calls for restraint. a mistrial on its way to destroy and a fence system this slowdown fit each bradleys by israel's defense force shows one of a barrel of strikes on

unicef estimates that syrian aid will cost $3.5 billion in 2018.ed, fundraising efforts have gone into overdrive. the latest initiative plans to pay for aid using the cryptocurrency ethereum. unicef in france is responsible for this unusual form of fundraising. called game chaingers, the project is the brainchild of france's largest advertising agency, betc. my mother used to say "money don't grow on trees" but she was wrong because you can do money with nothing. it's just electricity and a graphic card, which is very new, a new way to donate. the plan is to use blockchain technology to mine cryptocurrency using gamers' computers. some of the most hardcore gaming computers belong to those who play games for a living — esports competitors. professional gamers. but theirfundraising efforts aren't taking place at flashy gaming events. so it's been necessary to enlist the help of people who have just the right equipment, which is why i have come to this quiet parisian suburb because this house here is the unlikely location of a crypto currency mine. th

unicef has only received a quarter of the ninety million it says it needs to provide assistance. in the meantime to the children of. food is a precious commodity. staying in congo the u.n. says it's preparing for all eventually it is including a worst case scenario amid an ebola outbreak on a remote in a remote part of the country most of the cases so far recorded have been near the town of decorum province where doctors say they just received another suspected case the world health organization is hoping that congress will authorize the use of an experimental vaccine against a deadly disease but it is warn that the treatment is complicated and not a magic bullet officials say the immediate risk is that the outbreak could spread to a major city nearby congo has seen a tbone outbreak a season wraps up this weekend and three teams are locked in a fierce tussle for champions league qualification while at the bottom a tense relegation battle will finally be decided only one thing is clear by munich will definitely be celebrating. another year another title for by him they'll be more

unicef has only received a quarter of the ninety million it says it needs to provide assistance. in the meantime to the children of. food is a precious commodity. in a separate development in the democratic republic of congo there's been an outbreak of in a remote part of the country the united nations saying it's preparing for all eventualities including a rapid spread of the disease to other provinces most of the cases have been recorded near the town of because all in a province where doctors say they've just received another suspected case the world health organization is hoping congo will authorize the use of an experimental vaccine against the deadly disease it has warned however that the treatment is complicated and is not a magic bullet officials say the immediate risk is that the outbreak could spread to major cities nearby congo has seen eight outbreaks over the past fourteen years . ok let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world now officials in gaza say israeli soldiers have shopped at one palestinian and wounded dozens more during the

because of a million children in the democratic republic of congo last severely malnourished unicef says more than half of them could die in a fast and jungle region hit by conflict between the army and the government. i'm still going to welcome to the program. iran's foreign ministry has condemned israel's attack on iranian military targets inside syria this first official reaction came from a ministry spokesman who described the raids as a blatant violation of the country's sovereignty that was conducted on what he called fabricated and baseless excuses israel struck dozens of iranian targets in retaliation they say for an iranian rocket barrage against israeli positions in the golan heights as israel's prime minister accuses iran of crossing a red line international calls for restraint to grow louder. and on its way to destroy an edifice system this laid down fifth grade leased by israel's defense force says one of the barrel of strikes on iranian military sites in syria israel's prime minister gave the justification. of iran has crossed a red line our response was appropriate our arm

unicef is only received a quarter of the ninety million it says it needs to provide assistance in the meantime to the children of. food is a precious commodity. staying in the democratic republic of congo congo there's been an outbreak of eveleigh in the north of the country the u.n. says it's preparing for all eventualities including a rapid spread of the disease to other provinces most of the cases so far have been recorded near the town of b. chordal in province where doctors say they've just received another suspected case the world health organization is hoping that congress will authorize the use of an experimental vaccine against the deadly disease has seen eight eveleigh outbreaks in the over the past forty years. kenya's top prosecutor has ordered an investigation into the collapse of a dam on a farm in the country's riff amid allegations that it was built illegally at least forty five people were killed when the dam burst on wednesday evening sending a wall of water down the hill the manager has blamed the collapse on heavy rain but officials say the dam lack the necessary p

segÚn un informe de la unicef, mÁs de la mitad de los infantes y adolescentes viven en la pobreza, ylas naciones unidas para la infancia unicef. >> yo quisiera ayudar a mi mamÁ pero no se como ayudar. locutora: para quÉ le quieres ayudar? >> para comprar una casa. locutora: es parte de ese 51% en mÉxico que por su condiciÓn econÓmica tambiÉn se les ha negado el acceso a una educaciÓn y sistema de salud dignos. su abuela y tiene la responsable de cuidarlo, con lÁgrimas en los ojos pide a las autoridades mexicanas que ya no los olvidan. >> que nos volteen a ver para que pudiÉramos tener una vivienda. algo digno para poder ofrecer a los niÑos. locutora: en datos del instituto de estadÍsticas, mÁs de 2 millones de menores adolescentes, de cinco 17 aÑos, ha tenido que salir a las calles para trabajar mientras la comisiÓn advierte que mÁs de 30,000 han sido reclutados por bandas del crimen organizado para extorsionar, traficar personas, trabas o armas. >> el nivel de desigualdad es enorme y por la ponencia de polÍticas pÚblicas para generar acciones afirmativas en aquellos grupos de poblac

three quarters of a million children in the democratic republic of congo a severely malnourished unicef says more than half of them to die they're stuck in a fast jungle region hit by conflicts between the army and anti-government rebels also on the program. we will raise tel aviv and haifa to the ground to senior iranian ayatollahs threatens israel as worshippers of friday prayers chant death to israel and death to america in israel the foreign minister calls on syria to throw out to rein in forces. plus that rat that delicious i met over here so-called lobster a plague of louisiana swamp crayfish has incited the streams of the likes of the german capital. combined spectacle songs of dom's music and you'll keep your calls to do a vision song contest takes place in lisbon history can take a look at the facts. i'm still getting a welcome to the program. united nations children's fund says that hundreds of thousands of children in the democratic republic of congo are at risk of starving to death unicef says swift action is needed to provide more than three quarters of a million children.

unicef has only received a quarter of the 90 million it needs to provide assistance.n the meantime for the children of this region, food is a precious commodity. christopher: in a separate development in the democratic republic of the congo, there has been an outbreak of ebola. the u.n. is preparing for all eventualities including a rapid spread of the disease to other provinces. most of the cases have been recorded new the town in the equity or province where doctors have received another suspected case. the world health organization is helping congo with the use of experiment of vaccine. the who has warned that the treatment is not a magic bullet. the," has seen it and pulled up -- the," has -- congo has seen eight table outbreaks. country still waiting for new government but talks in rome between the populist five-star movement and the far right the party finally appear to be making progress. the parties' leaders hope to propose a new prime minister on sunday. reporter: it could be the end of the waiting game. matteo, heart -- head of the far right league, made his

unicef is only received a quarter of the ninety million it says it needs to provide assistance in the meantime for the children of. food is a precious commodity. in a separate development in the democratic republic of congo there's been an outbreak of in a remote part of the country the u.n. says it's preparing for all adventure allergies including a rapid spread of the disease to other provinces most of the cases so far have been recorded near the town of because or in a quote province where doctors say they just received another suspected case the world health organization is hoping congo will thrive as the use of an experimental vaccine against the deadly disease. has warned that the treatment is not a magic bullet congress has seen eight breaks over the past forty years. it's more than two months since elections in italy and the country is still waiting for a new government but talks in rome between the populist five star movement in the far right lead finally appear to be making progress the two party's leaders hope to propose a new prime minister on sunday. it could be the end o

last night joyce stepped up to the microphone at unicef's gala.e microphone as if she's done it every night. julie invited joyce to participate in the program today. so we immediately reworked joyce's schedule so she could spend the morning at harvard medical school. joyce is able to attend high school where public high school is not free, thanks to the kind fund, which allows girls to attend school and delivers desks to schools. on the stage last night in boston, joyce was the star. she was the saint joan of the night and she inspired the audience to donate on the spot $144,000 for the kind fund, which meant that the event raised over $1 million for unicef to help children worldwide. there was something unusual about last night's contributions, $130,000 was for scholarships, $14,000 was for desks. it's usually the reverse. but with joyce telling her story of what it mines for her and other girls like her to stay in high school, thanks to the support of the kind fund, she proved once again house inspirational she is to kind fund supporters you can

unicef has only received a quarter of the ninety million it says it needs to provide assistance. in the meantime to the children of course i food is a precious commodity. call for urgent help there for some of the world's most vulnerable and. change gears here now and we're talking about trade on if you like also a call for help on a different level of course arab and european trade negotiators are scrambling right now to work out a new trade arrangement with the united states to avert a hike on steel and export tariffs after the current temporary exceptions expires at the end of this month steel prices for some u.s. customers have already jumped by nine percent just in anticipation of the tariffs and things could get much worse food processors say for example the price of a standard fifteen ounce of metal can will jump from seventeen cents to twenty one cents under the new u.s. tariff scheme the price of a smaller ten ounce can will rise from fourteen cents to seventeen cents and those price hikes applied to the twenty four billion cans the u.s. uses annually will create an esti

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firmly is taking girls out of the country to have the illegal procedure done abroad according to unicef around two hundred million girls and women alive today have been subjected to genital mutilation it is widespread in thirty countries most of them in africa and the middle east back in twenty sixteen unicef launched a video campaign featuring mannequins to show just how horrific the procedure is. well in sweden the survey last year found that one hundred fifty thousand women and girls from migrant families are victims of f g m we asked political activists kates mers waits and tony bugel founder of mothers against radical islam for their views on how the country should tackle the problem. compulsory medical examination is a violation of your human rights you know smear tests save lives but i don't expect to be forced to have one if i choose not to i absolutely think there is a lot more we can be doing i think we should be very very clear and educating people that this is a crime we should be doing more to act when we see evidence of it we should be doing more to make sure that prosecut

undergone female genital mutilation a procedure has been denounced by human rights organizations unicef estimates some two hundred million girls have been affected the practice takes place in schools of countries with both cultural and religious motivation predominate in african countries and parts of the middle east recently unicef those the money can chose to highlight the problem. the issues also highlighted in sweden where a member of the social democratic party suggested setting up female genital mutilation checks. to help young girls who have undergone the procedure. ok it's a sensitive situation let's discuss this now with two guests first of all joined by toni bugel she's the founder of the mothers against radical islam and shari'a and also by activist and comedian kate smith weight ladies welcome to you both if i could just ask you first kate to what extent do you consider this an invasion of the privacy of these young girls if they're stopped at airports and there's an x. some kind of examination whether it's verbal or possibly physical to see if they've been subjected to muti

ritigliano, the acting unicef representative in the democratic republic of congo.ve you with us, sir, to talk more about this problem. unicef, obviously, putting a great deal of emphasis on schools, on children who may be at risk. tell us more about that approach and how it's being received so far. >> well, as you know, children are always vulnerable and in this kind of epidemices, they are, of course, one of the weakest link of the chain. and we work for children and with children and mostly the schools are open, as you know, and, therefore, this is a place where we have communication with them, where we discuss together what should be done and what should not be done in order to face the epidemic. in each school there's a washing hands facility. thermometers to get the temperature in order to check every child when they come and when they leave. so that if there is a case of fever or a child that is not feeling well, we can identify that child, put it in isolation, in a small isolation place and then take care of that child. and that is great because the children

in syria this is not a thank you so much for talking with us that was question not a director of unicef germany talking to us from cologne i think it. well the conflict in syria has also caused millions to lose their homes and jobs as they've been forced to flee the country in our next report we meet a renowned syrian bee keeper who lost his livelihood when all of his two hundred beehives were destroyed is now starting from scratch in the united kingdom one hive at a time. for dr riyad all sooth the bee hives he tends not only produce honey they also give him home for. his b. colonies in the english city of hunter's fields are giving him the chance to establish a new life in a new country. we. integrated quickly. maybe because we have special strong thrust as our strength to discipline our life the be professor fled damascus with his wife and twenty thirteen to avoid the fighting in syria he had to leave behind two hundred b. colonies and decades of research he was granted asylum in england but his new life all they began when an ad he placed on facebook bore fruit and he received a don

phrenic you joining us from damascus he is the representative of the united nations children front unicef thank you so much for joining us this evening and we just like to begin by asking you what sort of conditions do you see children coping with in syria. thank you for having me well children city are coping we finished kind of chinese are going to maine i mean we have a number of schools destroyed a number of medical facilities destroyed example of the. we have just seen. he said children being in europe by mines will be explosives. more than two point six million kids that are going to splay since you know. similar point of you know their refusal to take choice very challenging the degree of being a child in syria and he still in many places the bombs keep falling everything and regarding that family that we saw in our report that very clearly had these. well absolutely children out and we got children remain also if feel they have been lost to the people in the green if i don't wear that i mean. on top of that we have orders to keep those kids that have been literally under under the

. visited with unicef. with africans and help lift them out of poverty?ious all said if resources are needed they must be provided. needed they must be provided. the fusion bid has only received 30% of the funding requested. of the funding requested. this finding is desperately needed. finding is desperately needed. need to pursue convictions against the perpetrators. the perpetrators. authorise the rest of the funding as a of urgency? a of urgency? has happened and other parts of the country as well. country as well. i will ask the home secretary to look at the issues. secretary to look at the issues. question and decisions taken on that basis. basis. went through the devastating loss of her teenage son committed suicide. her teenage son committed suicide. did not get appropriate mental health support. health support. this week as mental health awareness week. health awareness week. need to ensure that lessons are learned from this tragic loss? learned from this tragic loss? payment should have to endure the agony of burying their child. agony of burying

. >> a dollar will be donated to unicef for each post, like or share. solo, a "star wars" story is out on may 25th. >> disney the parent company of abc 7. >> i feel like mike could do a good one. if anybody can do it, it's mike. >> i can't do it on demand. >> i'm like jessica. >> i'm so disappointed. >> got to relax the throat to let it gurgal like that. oo >> let's talk about what's going on with your accuweather forecast. we have a look at walnut creek, one of the areas that will push 80 degrees, need to turn the air conditioner on in the car. warmer, becoming mostly sunny. cool tonight, mostly cloudy and seasonal to above average high temperatures. today we'll go from low clouds until you see high clouds. that's the warm air coming in, bringing a little extra moisture with it. that just means really sunny days once again and glasses needed. 64 degrees here. the mission 65. south san francisco 66. the rest of us in the low 60s. daly city may only make it to 59. oakland 6 degrees. not nearly as great as it was yesterday. 68 in berkeley. everyone else 7

children acutely malnourished is double that, 800 thousand, according to unicef officials. the iaea says the chief inspector for the chief nuclear watchdog has resigned. no reason was given for the sudden departure, which comes days after president trump took the u.s. out of the iran nuclear deal. under the deal, aee conducts inspections in iraq to verify compliance. brazil has the dubious distinction of bei one of the ,orld most unequal countries and nowhere is this more evident than in the nation's largest city, sao paulo. with a population of nearly 20 million people, it is estimatedy ne million are without homes. women are particularly vulnerable to this outing ortage, -- housing shortage, y t one squatter area on the outskirts of the cs tried to address that by creating a feminist community. katy watson now reports. e katy: there is nothing lee candy floss to concentrate the mind, especially if you are three or four. these kids le in a squatter community on the outskirts of sao paulo. there is no proper running water or even a sewage system. treats like this don't happ

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quarters of a million children in the democratic republic of congo who are severely malnourished unicef says more than half of them are likely to die stuck in a fast jungle region hip.

unicef officials say double that number are acutely malnourished.imam and seriously injured two other people. three men wielding knives attacked them after midday prayers. police say the motive is not yet clear. at least 47 people have been killed in north—west kenya, where heavy rains burst a dam. authorities say that number could rise. they estimate at least 2,000 people have been left homeless. the us treasury department has imposed sanctions on six people it's linking to iran's revolutionary guards. also, three other iranian organisations. it's alleged they're all part of a large—scale currency exchange network. there is concern internationally at the growing confrontation between iran and israel. iranian forces in syria fired rockets at israeli positions on the occupied golan heights. israel responded with airstrikes on iranian targets in syria. iran's president, talking to the german chancellor, has insisted tehran wants to reduce tensions in the middle east. this from the bbc‘s tom bateman. israeli missiles in the skies above damascus overnig

unicef officials say double that number are acutely malnourished.nvestigation after seven people were found dead in a house in the south western town of 0smington. four of the dead were children, all had gunshot wounds. two firearms were discovered at the scene. the police commissioner described it as a "horrific tragedy." he said police were not looking for a suspect. the iranian president hassan rouhani has told the german chancellor, angela merkel, that tehran does not want new tensions in the middle east. though. he was speakingheuiit the european broadcasting union is terminating its contract with china's second biggest broadcaster, mango tv. the ebu says mango tv‘s censorship of the irish contest entry, which depicts a gay relationship, is not in line with its values. the irish singer, ryan 0'shaughnessy, has welcomed the decision. let's turn to our top business story — the world's biggest music streaming service spotify. it has become the latest of wall street's tech giants to make a public commitment to ethical business values — announcing a

three quarters of a million children in the democratic republic of congo cost of elite malnourished unicefsays more than half of them are likely to die they're stuck in a fast jungle region hit by conflicts between the army and anti-government rebels also on the program. we will raise tel aviv and haifa to the ground to senior iranian ayatollahs threatens israel as worshippers of friday prayers chant death to israel and death to america in.

injune. aid match for unicef injune. will play at old trafford for the first time since 2001. first. singer, who was the founder of the charity. charity. the pitch at old trafford and he says there is no place like home. says there is no place like home. knowing i am coming back to old trafford is a special feeling. trafford is a special feeling. one for the fans to look out for. for the fans to look out for. sure everybody will look out for that. the extra funding offered for grammar schools. grammar schools. a lot of you have been getting in touch. been getting in touch. school skiff people the best leg up in life. in life. academically able and they need an education too. education too. religious schools are retrograde, they damage social cohesion. they damage social cohesion. encourage understanding of other religions. keep those views coming. when parents lose their spouse. but what about if you lose a child? you any paid time off work. vulnerable families may never be given the time to properly grieve. leave if they lose a child under the age of 18. payments when a child loses

when arabs and i just cannot just come bad to worse can you about what you did we have according to unicef a thousand children who have been wounded by gunfire i want to know what's fred those a thousand children were to the state of israel i don't know unless they're being used as human shields we have very. ect even if they are higher use gauge when or if they are being used as human shields you don't have the right to shoot children you are you are the position of a soldier along our border who is under a constant hell of stones who is blinded by smoke that has been put up by hamas through burning tires in order to blind the soldiers and you see a breach in the fence your one job as a soldier is not to worry about how you can look on your television station your job in that tells it is to protect the thousands of israeli civilians who are on the other side of that border and yes ironically if the palestinians had broken through the fence then the the death toll would have been much much higher and also depends how many broke through doesn't it but that sometimes any of that has a good h

from now until may 25, disney will donate a dollar to unicef for every person who posts, likes or shares roar. to social media and uses hash tag roar for change. >> nice. while fans everywhere look to geek out on may 4th. children celebrated in an extra special way. >> they hung out with the star wars new film. we have the story. >> reporter: the force is strong with these star struck kids at children's hospital in san francisco. whose smiles are beaming brighter than life sabers. as they enjoy the special star wars party. with the star of the >> having a mind of my own. >> the back story of hans solo. how he becomes friends with chew baa ka. seeing their hero comes to life gives jedi strength to the patients. >> i think it's cool. because how those celebrities and all this people come here and just like support the kids. >> the children delighted in playing with r 2 d 2. meeting pilots and masters. and posing for green screen photographs. that teach them the magic of movie making. and learning an important lesson. >> are you tough like luke sky walker? >> yeah. i'm tough. >> this is the

from now until may 25, disney wi donate a dollar to unicef for every person who posts, likes or sharesoar. to social media and uses hash tag roar for change. >> nice. while fans everywhere look to geek out on may 4th. children celebrated in an extra special way. >> they hung out with the star wars new film. we have the story. >> reporter: the force is strong with these star struck kids at children's hospital in san francisco. whose smiles are beaming brighter than life sabers. as they enjoy the special star wars party. with the star of the movie. >> having a mind of my own. >> the back story of hans solo. how he becomes friends with chew baa ka. seeing their hero comes to life gives jedi strength to the patients. >> i think it's cool. because how those celebrities and all this people come here and just like support the kids. >> the children delighted in playing with r 2 d 2. meeting pilots and masters. d posing for green screen photographs. that teach them the magic of movie making. and learning an important lesson. >> are you tough like luke sky walker? >> yeah. i'm tough. >> this is

the children's charity unicef is no exception. raise money to help kids suffering from the war in syria. this is from bbc click. ourtraining is like our training is like five hours a day, usually, sometimes there are days off, etc but we need to play at least five hours and then we have our free least five hours and then we have ourfree time. so least five hours and then we have our free time. so then we can raise money. the method of raising money isjust using the proof of work method, which is literally wasting money to calculate numbers and they throw my bell numbers of the system until they win some coins. it is wasteful by design and print out the video cards so it produces a huge pile of the eu waste as well. —— a huge pile of electronic waste as well. our thanks to the bbc click team and as always your comments are welcome. do get in touch. thank you very much forjoining me and i will be giving you an update on how we will see the forthcoming in the british isles and just a coming moment. but taking you across the pond into

. >> from now until may 25, disney will donate a dollar to unicef up to a million forever person who their roar in social media and uses #roar for change. >> again, the #roar for change. participants can also get a discount for posting as well. we should mention of course did any is the parent company of abc 7. >>> still to come, president trump lashing out after his new attorney rudy giuliani revealed that the president paid back michael cohen for that hush money he paid to stormy daniels. plus the controversial plan to transform people's park in berkeley and it includes taking care of the homeless who live there now. by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. >>> good morning and thanks so much for being with us. i'm chris nguyen. we're off to a cool start. here is lisa argen with a preview of your weekend forecast. >> good morning. we are starting out with some clouds and live doppler 7 just picking up on a little clouds cover. otherwise we'll look for its in the 40s in the north bay. 50s around sa

. >> $1.00 donated to unicef for each post, like or share. it's out may 25th.have until then. >> it doesn't have to be a good an impression, just your best attempt. >>> this is a little depressing. 1078 schools are ditching traditional clocks for digital ones because students are struggling to tell the time. >> apparently a real problem in the uk. according to british media, schools are removing analog clobs from examination hauls because teens are complaining they can't read them. traditional clocks are causing unnecessary stress so students are having trouble concentrating during their exams. the bottom line, educators san jose kids have simply become accustomed to using their phones, their computers and digital devices to tell the time. >> if i tell you look to 3:00, they're not going to know, not going to know those expressions. >> how are you going to do calculus but not be able to tell the time on your watch? >> i thought what you always like to say, we're not doing well as a species. this is another example we're going downhill fast. >> it is. so enjoy t

they will donate a dollar to unicef for every #roarforchange.e of my nicknames >> no. >> it was dominic chu chewbacca. >> remember the woman with the chewbacca mask >> yes >> can she reenter -- or can she enter this challenge that was a joy to watch someone laugh so purely like that. >> absolutely. i can't do the chewbacca roar. >> i won't try. >>> still ahead, warren buffett faithful flocking to omaha today. we'll bring you a front row seat coming up next change of scener? the kayak price forecast tool tells you whether to wait or book your flight now. so you can be confident you're getting the best price. giddyup! kayak. search one and done. my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? new cascade platinum lets your dishwasher be the dish washer. three cleaning agents dissolve, lift and rinse away food the first time. new cascade platinum. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." watching shares of apple this morning after warren buffett told becky quick last night that berkshire hatha

, starting today if you share your chewbacca rower on social media they will donate one dollar to unicef>> it is harder than it looks. >> my husband does an amazing chewbacca. >> he must be a star wars nerd too. >> of course. as is our son. so put it on your face. and then okay. >> my face is too big.>> no it is good you just have to pull it down. now open your mouth. lovely. >> it doesn't work. there we go. all right. where did everyone go? okay, so how much is this? >> this is $29 as well and it is available all over. >> this is the last one, this is the coolest thing. >> speaking of technology, this is the lenovo jedi challenges ar lightsaber. so you get the kit which comes with the headset where you put your phone. and then the lightsaber. >> so you put this on your head. >> put this on your face like this. and then your phone is in here and then it actually projects like the bad guys into your living room and then you can see your lightsaber. >> so i could be having a battle with somebody else. >> no no no no you are just fighting the bad guys in the game. >> okay i don't need anyon

. >> $1.00 donated to unicef for every post, like or share. wars story comes out on may 25th. >>> mike, it is your moment. we've been waiting for this. >> you've had a full hour. >> are you ready? >> i'm going to save it for charity. >> oh, come on, mike. we'll clip this and post it on the air. >> yeah, we'll pull it. >> i don't see any of you guys jumping in. i tried during the commercial break. >> i can vouch for him. it was really bad. >> you have the best and deepest voice. >> sorry. can't do it. >> mike, mike, mike. >> feel like eminem in the eight mile when he gets booed off the stage. that's me. now you know how my wife feels, guys, disappointed. >> wow. >> shame on me. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. >> thanks for steering the car the other way. appreciate that. let's move on. a look at mt. tam. low clouds, high clouds, a ra an of colors. for tonight, it's going to be cool, mostly cloudy once again. seasonal to above average highs all the way through the extended even if they're not quite as w

. >> from now until may 25th disney will donate a dollar to unicef up to $$1 million for everyone postingnd uses the hashtag roar for change. >> do it ama. >> no. it's not very good. >> no, we're practicing here. roar for change. that's the hash. participants also can get a discount at the disney store this week por foefting as we well. we mentioned disney is the parent company of abc 7. this may be the fourth. can you awaken the force of breakfast and brunch fourth, force anyway you had me at brunch. mienl finney is here toll us about that. >> joining me right now is laura star a children's book publicist chronicles book a producer of consumer talk and kgo a writer of books about cookie as "star wars" you have three books. >> i have written three twars cook books. the first called winnebagoey pie was cookie cutters to make shapes from "star wars." ice sap sabers to make the ice saber shaped popsicle as this is inspired by awaken the force awaken to breakfast and brefrmg. >> why "star wars." >> they are fun things kids like and great way for parents and kids to connect in the kitchen whic

among them an 81-year-old former unicef diplomat and his son, a 37-year-old princeton graduate.ler, environmental activist. all of them are held under dubious charges which iran says amounts to espianage. the hopes may be slim. but the families have said they hope that president trump can rally on their behalf and help the way they did in north korea but it does seem like it might be difficult at this point. dana? >> dana: thank you. ramped up tensions in the middle east coming after president trump officially withdrew the u.s. from the iran nuclear deal. on the same day as a dramatic homecoming for three americans released from prison on north korea. the big push on foreign affairs changing the narrative for the trump administration here at home. michael mann is president and c.e.o. of squared communication and the former chief of staff for cantwell from washington. and i'll start with you. foreign policy has a way to pop up on you. it gets atension and everybody is paying attention. the president is overseeing a good economy. the democrat is losing in the congressional ballots

today chewbacca will be any disney store in san francisco as part of a fundraiser for unicef. if you can't wait to see the movie, pre-sale tickets for solo are officially up for grabs. >> just posted a picture of myself as chewbacca at kari hall weather if you want to see that. a live look in san jose, we are starting out with clouds all around the bay area. the clouds will be clearing out of here if you're going to the downtown san jose farmer's market, that kicks off today, a sure sign it's spring. it's going to be in the upper 60s later this morning. partly cloudy skies and clearing by 2:00, we'll be at 76 for the middle of the afternoon. this evening it cools off if you're be out there at the coliseum watching the a's game, first pitch at 7:05 and it's going to be nice but cool and also turning mostly cloudy. we'll talk about today's temperature trend for san jose coming up in a few minutes but mike, you have an update on the crash. >> you say you posted a picture of yourself as chewbacca. >> i did. >> making sure the audio is working. we're looking at the smooth drive, sp

use the creative roar to raise a million dollars for unicef.on howard explains. >> just record and upload the very best chew y roar. post lake or share using the hashtag roar for change. >> solo, a "star wars" story coming out play 25th. if you didn't know tomorrow is may the 4th, "star wars" day. >> new rechlgss from rudy giuliani in the stormy daniels case. >> imagine if that came out on october 15th, 2016 in the middle of the last debate with hillary clinton. >> right. >> a surprising admission from rudy giuliani about what the president knew and when. >> plus imagine money flaing around on a freeway. is it really up for grabs? what happens to the people by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. ( ♪ ) your heart doesn't only belong to you. child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart f