and once there come a day said the princely household now they used by the university of music plants list as classrooms and rehearsal rooms. so visitors could find themselves treated to a free concert. inside the palace this play. is he a fine china glassware and furniture that was hand crafted and. belvedere palace just one of the many treasures that comprise the classic vimal entry on the nest those world heritage list. it's almost impossible to get lost in via all you have to do is follow the enticing smell of grilled sausages and you'll end up at the market square. for it it's fine by a hearty snack it's time to check out the buildings here on the square like the historic town hall. and they come out steamed after the family a famous painter's father and son opened their studio here in fifteen fifty two. here's the guy asked how some spots in bedlam are black bear in and right next door the elephant us most famous hotel. hotel elephant is a true classic for over three hundred years it's been the go to spot for visiting celebrities leo tolstoy bachman hunt's ghost and i'm not goin

music to post. snap is seeking rights to catalogs of universal music group, sony music entertainment and warner broslicenses would not allow snap to make on-demand service such as spotify and apple. the dawn of worldwide live television can be traced back to july 10, 1962. that is when at&t satellites successfully transmitted a signal between the u.s. and europe for the first time in history. let's take a look at that history. one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. khamenei of history's most iconic moments have something in common. they were broadcast worldwide by satellite. this technical feat that we take for granted was not even possible all that long ago. the entire era can be traced back to july, 1962. the day tv went global. >> here it is. television. >> the exciting new medium of television had been in regular use since the 1940's, but there was a problem. live tv could only be transmitted by cables or by terrestrial repeaters. both were impractical from long distances. in the first half of the 20 century, a dramatic idea had been proposed in scientific circles. what if an object

of rock. ♪ the musician receiving an honorary music doctor from the university of pennsylvania, citing his musicalefforts to fight poverty is a reason for the honor. >> he joked it is better to be a doctor than being in need of a doctor. he is receiving one from monmouth university in 2001. that hair and hair band. that was a special moment in time. you may never see that again. jillian: what do i am scared. rob: historic numbers at the border but kirsten gillibrand wants to do away with all ice detention. >> i would not use the detention system at all. >> former head of immigration and customs enforcement joins us live and says he has a reality check for her and other contenders. >> can you get him up here. get him up here, come on. look at this guy. we know who he is voting for. jillian: it may look like halloween but it is not. a moment from last night as rally that everyone is talking about, stay right there. ♪ puberty means personal space. so sports clothes sit around doing a little growing of their own. ohhh. ahhgh. so imagine how we cheered when we found tide pods sport. finally something m

get raid and get tough on roaches fas sc johnson >>> nbc will be the center of the music universe tonightith the broadcast ofthe music awards. >> all eyes will be on taylor swift at the start of the show but she's just the beginning of a star-studded list. >> it will be a killer show. i can't wai >> madonna, mariah, the jonas brothers, drake, cardi b. >> join us for the live broadcast from my hometown, las vegas. >>> prince george's county isgr wing green with pride. they're launching a massive cleanup effort and needs your help to pull this off. working 4 you today in upper marlboro. >> reporter: beautiful green grass clear of trash, part of an important message to crack down on illegal dumping. on this d beautiful in prince george's, the county is pushing a green day to spruce up all eas of prince george's. saturday allows us to get into the neighborhood. the county has jurisdiction over the selective and primary roads but they do not go in the ndividual neighborhoods a clean those neighborhoods and why it's important for the community to assist us. we will be out togetheroucleanig comm

cheap on eps the music business undervalued versus the likes of universal music group. es out of the meeting next week. sony shares up 2%. connected in a way through third point which has a large position in nestle, if you recall something initiated in the second quarter of 2017 there i think over $3 billion worth of stock nessctle announced a strategic review of its skin healthcare business back in september this morning news that they're in discussions with a consortium led by eqt partners for the sale of that business 10$10.1 billion. that's a price tag above what some had anticipated that would be the second largest private equity backed m&a deal in europe since the financial crisis to give you some sense as to the size there. it is a large deal nestle has done quite well in doing a number of different things in terms of divesting noncore assets and focusing on coffee, pet food, for example, and the like but that's been a strong performer over the last few months as you can see right there. >> i had nestle on last week pet food and snacks. great secular tailwinds. i'

of social sciences and engineering will hold their ceremonies. they started on wednesday. the university class of 2019 has 5,800 students. >>> the bottle rock music festival starts today. thousands are expected to head to the three-day concert in napa. the lineup includes santana, imagine dragons, mumford and sons and neil young. they are all sold out. >> sounds like fun. coming up on "today in the bay", good news for people in the market to buy a home. what is calling rates to drop. >>> a live look at the bay bridge. a beautiful start to this friday morning here. kari will have a look with the forecast. mike with your traffic in just a bit. 4:37. you're watching "today in the bay". >>> good morning. i'm contessa brewer at cnbc headquarters. wall street said to open this morning higher. dow futures up 117 points. the dow dropped 250 points as investors feared the u.s./china trade war is slowing the economy. as wall street braces for a trade war, investors are rushing into safe havens like the bond market. that is causing mortgage rates to track the yield. rate quotes could be coming in less than 4%. facebook remove 3.4 billion fake accounts from

know as glitter soaps and glitter is going to a big part of crafting cosmetics and even celebrations however scientists universities and even music festivals are saying get out to glitter texas a and m. university is among a number of educational facilities banning glitter on campus especially during graduation ceremonies because while 7 they make for brilliant instagram pics they are impossible to clean up can poison wildlife and also end up washing into local water supplies in addition over 60 music festivals in the united kingdom have banned them citing that glitter is plastic and you know because we've been so hot watchers are you willing to give up glitter if it means reducing the litter is a really tough question because you know me i love her you know and i don't know if the people at home understand how much you love glitter this is one of those things where i look at a tab and i'm like you know we have to bend with the times like i get it glitter was really fun back in the eighty's and seventy's when you were on glitter has been around a lot it's just mass produce something we we've all said this. but the problem is mode

they are seeking a minimum value of up to $33 billion for universal music. mpany held talks with china's tencent, but the u.s.-china -- u.s.-china trade war could put any an and to that -- an end to that. two hours into the open, another day of selling. , almost500 is down 1.2% all components of the dow are lower, just coca-cola holding onto fractional gains, but the dow itself is down 1.3%. the vix is slightly elevated, still below 17. that is your u.s. markets. guy: a quick look at one particular asset in the foreign-exchange markets. this is euro-dollar, bouncing back. earlier on, it was down to a two year low. it had a reasonably impressive bounce off of that low earlier. we are now trading 11.65. -- 1.1165. pay attention to this little bounce back. ♪ when you rest on a leesa hybrid mattress. bedtime is no longer simply the time you go to sleep. it's time to switch off and catch up. enjoy me time, and we time. 40 winks or 8 hours solid. the leesa hybrid mattress combines two technologies to give you deeper rest and rejuvenation. 1,000 pocket springs provi

music for thankful. >>choir from oakwood university in alabama, fills the room of san francisco's 3rd baptist church with music >>just a day before members of the internationally renowned group. >>we're involved in a fiery crash on highway one oh one in south san francisco. >>amazingly all 18 people on board we were able to get off of the bus with just minor injuries. >>is a miracle that they want to get off of that bus before it. >>reverend amos brown of 3rd baptist church had asked the choir to return after they made their debut performance in the bay area last year he was gratefully aliens decided to perform after saturday's tragic accident. >>aliens have always. show that they could the fall. other great difficulty. >>after getting news about the crash oakwood university president leslie pollard left alabama to join the choir in san francisco. he expressed gratitude for the hospitality from the city. one man died after his lincoln navigator slammed into the back of the choirs tour bus around 12 45 saturday morning. the choir offered their condolences during their performance. many of the choir member

of the bridge. >>> i'm ken bastida at the live music does, want to give you an update of what is going on at the university of north carolina, charlotte. and its ago, we got some video showing a suspect being hauled in to custody, two people are dead, after a university shooting and for others have been wounded. two of those victims we are told have life-threatening injuries this afternoon and we are hearing witness reports that shots rang out during class and students were making a presentation. that immediately triggered a campus shutdown and lockdown and text alerts went out warning students to run and hide or fight back. authorities are sweeping every campus building still this afternoon. it remains under lockdown of the university of north carolina, charlotte, as police investigate. we are also being told that the campus is now secure and of course the suspect in custody as we just showed you. the shooting happened on the last day of classes, just before final exams. we are continuing to keep an eye on the situation in north carolina. that is the latest in the live news desk.>>> san jose's mayor, spea

of history at howard university, roger davidson, professor of history and government at boley state university, and historian and author cc.r. gibbs. [applause] discussion,art our we have a special musical performance by the artist group, now of washington -- artist of washington composed of singers who have been delighting audiences in this region since 2008. they are under the direction of co-founder, galvin page, president of the branch of national association of negro musicians and executive in teaching the performing arts. they will perform the song "soon i will be done." ♪ ♪soon it will be done trouble of the world ♪ trouble of the world ♪ trouble! of the world ♪ soon it will be done ♪ trouble! of the world ♪ going home! to live! with god!♪ ♪soon it will be done trouble of the world ♪ trouble of the world ♪ trouble! of the world ♪ soon it will be done ♪ trouble! of the world ♪ going home! to live! with god!♪ i want! see my motha i want! to see my motha i'm going to live with god ♪ i want to meet my motha ♪ i want to meet my motha ♪ god ising to live where a goat done ♪ ill be trouble of the world ♪ trouble of the world ♪ trouble! of the world ♪ soon it will be done ♪ trouble! of t

of singing their favorite songs. >> reporter: and his contribution to the music world hasn't gone unsung. a while back, he was recognized with a harvard universityparody of a real nobel prize. >> for inventing ca ining karao. >> reporter: and it brought inouye to america, to see firsthand, how his invention got the world to sing. ♪ i want to teach the world to cake in the conference room! showing 'em you're ready to be your own boss. that's the beauty of your smile. bring out the best in it with crest 3d white. crest removes 95% of surface stains... in just three days. >>> do you like cheese? some people like cheese so much, they go into the cheese business. and there's a boot camp in new york city that can teach you all about the basics. dana jacobson sat in on a class. >> the only thing we knew about making cheese was you make it from milk. that's the only thing we knew. >> reporter: christina and gordon were college students in jamaica when their love for imported artisan cheeses, turned from a passion to a purpose. >> i said, let's make cheese. she said yes. >> we had all this milk from the goats and cows. no one was doing anything with it.

universal music has just announced thought most streamed song of the 20th century with 1.6 billion streamsohemian rhapsody by queen thriller by michael jackson which is b and c elton john's candle in the wind. >> it's bohemian rhapsody because my parents made me pray. >> you have to sing it if that's your answer. >> tucker: lauren says it's bohemian rhapsody, is it. >> bohemian rab did i the most streamed classic rock song and also a surge in head injuries from middle aged head bangers singing the song in their cars. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: per the mandate of the national game show commission this must be an animal question and therefore it is. tension was high at tuesday's sugar bowl between the texas longhorns and georgia bulldogs. the mascot for the texas team a live 1800-pound steer charged the mascot for the georgia team. what kind of animal is the georgia mascot? >> it's a bulldog. the georgia bulldogs? >> was the answer in the question? to the tape. , before the sugar bowl the texas long horns 1800-pound moss scott bivo charging after breaking out of its pen. nobody was hurt though. that's a

of history at howard university, roger davidson, professor of history and government at bowie state university, and historian and author c.r. gibbs. [applause] before we start our discussion, we have a special musical performance by the artist group chorale of washington, composed of community singers who have been delighting audiences in this region since 2008. they are under the direction of co-founder galvin page, president of the farenthold branch of the national association of negro musicians and executive in teaching the performing arts. they will perform the song "soon i will be done." ♪ >> ♪ soon it will be done trouble of the world trouble of the world trouble of the world soon it will be done trouble of the world going home to live with god! soon it will be done trouble of the world trouble of the world trouble of the world soon it will be done trouble! of the world going home to live with god i want see my motha i want to see my motha motha i'm going to live with god i want to meet my motha i want to meet my motha i am going to live where god is a goat submit will be done trouble of the world trouble of the world trouble of the world soon it will be done trouble of the world going home t

of history at howard university, roger davidson, professor of history and government at boley state university, and historian and author cr gibbs. [applause] before we start our discussion, we have a special musical performance by the artist group, corral of washington. they are composed of professional and community singers who have been delighting audiences in this region since 2008. they are under the direction of co-founder, galvin page, president of the branch of national association of negro musicians and is active in teaching the performing arts. they will perform the song "soon i will be done." (music)(music) soon we will be done with the troubles of the world, going home to live with god. with theill be done troubles of the world, with the troubles of the world, going home to live with god. i went to meet my mother. i want to meet my mother. i am going to live with god. want to meet my mother. i want to meet my mother that i want to meet my mother. i am going to live with god. soon we will be done with the troubles of the world, with the troubles of the world, going home to live with god. soon we will be done with the troubles of the world, the troubles of the world, the troubles of the

of vivendi? >> since last july, vivendi has been trying to sell a minority stake in universal music, the world'sst recording group. analysts have said that could be worth between $20 billion and $50 billion. has yet to even higher banks to advise on the deal, so bloomberg reported that that has led some private equity investors to become impatient and lose interest. we have also reported that vivendi is seeking strategic buyers, companies already in the industry like apple and 10 sent, -- tencent, and it has already been in discussions with tencent over potentially taking the stake. anna: thanks so much. thank you all for joining us. you can get up-to-date on all the latest stocks stories that are equity team is covering. coming up, it is the market open. futures are pointing decidedly down. trade tensions dominate. tonks certainly waking up the idea we might be in for a full-blown trade war between the u.s. and china. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: a minute to go until the start of cash equity trading. suggesting it is going to be a negative one. the csi 300 down. concern around trade. a couple of

university of north carolina charlotte, including the young man who put himself in harm's way to protect others. >>and lucy lu got a star on the walk of fame today, the special surprise or [ dramatic orchestral music tiger woods. [ tap of the putt ] expect anything different? [ waves crashing ] probably the most important shot dustin johnson has ever hit right here. [ crowd cheering ] what a gem! now keopka, down there into the wind. [ club thwacking ] how about that? back to back united states opens. [ tense elegant music ] just awesome. >>an armed with a pistol opens fire on the final day of classes yesterday at the university of north carolina at charlotte, killing 2 people leaving 4 others injured the suspect is in custody, but tonight we're learning more about the victims scrapped lotus joins us in the studio with more on remarkable story of a hero. >>indeed a guy who just ran right at the shooter, according to reports, no and this is a tweet right after the shooting from the university's office of emergency management. it is basically telling students what to do it says secure, yourselves immediately. and run and hide and if you have to fight tonight, we're learning more about that one stude

of gun violence. son was shot and killed near usc. music student at the university, no one has been arrested for the murder. >>> smoke and flames in berkeley. >> firefighters say the blaze was tough to put out. >> reporter: rude awakening for those living in this home on hearst avenue. >> flames. >> reporter: engulfing top floors of the house. >> already blowing through the attic space when we arrived. initial reports were there were disabled occupants on the second floor. >> reporter: luckily made it out on their own. all 12 people living here escaped. >> scary but i don't know, felt like they had it under control. >> berkeley battalion chief says there was challenges inside the home. crawl spaces with fuel to burn.o heavy, hard to make our way through to where the fire was. >> reporter: several pets were rescued, now getting love from owners. residents who escaped declined to speak with us. two treated for minor burns at hospital. red cross helping to find temporary housing for all of them. cause of the fire unknown. >>> bay area lyme foundation held a fundraiser.

of graduations for the university. the colleges of social sciences and engineering will hold their commencement at avaya. >>> if you're looking for sweet tunes, the bottlerock music festival starts. thousands are expected to head there for the three-day concert in napament the lineup includes great acts, santana, imagine dragons, mumford and sons, and neil young. sad news if you don't have your tickets just yet. well, they're all sold out. >>> yeah. that's the bad news there. it looks like it will be exciting. sold-out tickets. >> if you want to, even if you don't have tickets, you can still go up to napa and get stuck in traffic. >> you always have the answer, mike. >>> this looks like 4:30 in the morning. everything pretty much looking good. circling 101 northbound, the crash, they may have to run a quick traffic bright from the center divide to the shoulder. no slowing and no problem. saying don't worry about it right now. san mateo showing you how light the traffic is. midday, late morning, that's when everybody is starting to hit the roads. >> sunshine at least for today. >> today, tomorrow looks good. sunday, that's when things get a little bit iffy. as we

(sounds of helicopter) (music playing) (machine gun firing) (music playing) (narrator) we all know the names -- paramount, mgm, universalwarner brothers, 20th century fox. the hollywood studios. but these film companies have been so lost in mythology the public knows very little about how they actually worked. they completely controlled the american movie industry during the golden age of the 30's and 40's. how were they able again and again to create the cinema's timeless classics and exercise their power? paramount, historically, the most profitable and powerful film corporation is the focus of our story, like the classic studio era, it begins in the early 1930's. every artist or technician who came to work through these famous gates was under contract. this was the first rule to run a hollywood studio lot. everyone was owned. when you're under contract, it's a family feeling. you have a family to go to. if you have a problem, you can to somebody on the lot that has your interests at heart. (mace neufeld) it enabled people to learn their craft inside and out. it guaranteed them employment so you weren't afraid to fail

music, faith and embracing the storm of life ♪ forever forever amen >> one of your most prolific beautiful songs. why that name? >> because the song is all about love, the universalst make you proud to see all offe this li work in one place? >> yes. >> what i have learned about him is that he hasn't forgott anything, but the world will never forget him, either. ♪ forever and ever amen >> so their story is a true love story of devotion and commitment. you know, as you could probably see, randy can't communicate that ll. but he can understand everything. >> you can say it was a real light in hisye >> and the smile, the book is forever and ever amen. we have it on today.oum/shop. >> y can see their bond. >> and her devotion, to the beth of them. pretty amazing. >> thank you, jenna. >>> straight ahead, new eyes will meet youtube superstar that is about to fill carson's late night shoes on nbc, thi is lily singh. we can't wait to catch up with e r. >>> also,e throwing a pet palooza love for school. weill help you adopt a perfect pet for your. family we got a lot. look at that look at that but first, your local news. that. first, your local news. >>> this is a news 4 t

of the void consumes me. but that's enough talking for the maestro he prefers to let the music speak for itself. all his revered as a universal genius and best known for his paintings most notably the mona lisa but italian master leonardo da vinci was a true polymath with interest and comfort it encompassing architecture mathematics engineering several branches of the natural sciences and even music on may second marks the five hundred ten a verse three of his death and competition is rife between the places that can lay claim to him among them his birthplace near vinci in tuscany. and the french town of vase in the water valley where he died in fifteen nineteen and so while they all try to outdo one another we took a look into the legacy left by this exceptional mind. leonardo da vinci was not just an artist an architect but also a philosopher and engineer he's credited with some eighty inventions including submarines and flying machines but according to german author mathias echoed he didn't really invent the long. hot mic. it's widely asserted that leon out of really did build a flying machine himself and that as a last wi

university of maryland's medical system while sitting on its board of directors. not a resignation letter she apologized for hurting the city's image. >> if last night billboard music awards inspired you to go to a concert or warriors game or any other type. event, you're not just fighting with other people for a seat, you're fighting with the bots. >> bots. >> billions of bots. already waiting in line to just grab up all the tickets before you get them and then them to you at a much higher price. so what's being done to stop the bots? we asked consumer investigator chris chmura to look into it. >> reporter: these mysterious digital middlemen continue to drive up prices at a staggering scale and furious speed. if you feel like you never have a chance to buy a ticket at face value anymore blame the bots that buy in bulk. the people who can enforce the law to stop them aren't. >> reporter: "hamilton" returned to san francisco in february and yet it's the hottest ticket in town. >> i got online the day tickets went on sale, and we were number 11,000 in line. >> reporter: 11,000. jennifer competed with other "hamilton" fans, but an invisible army of automated computer

musical nonprofit in tulsa. every year, does this stack of paperwork get bigger? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: this paperwork represents a 20-year struggle to pay off her student loans. she graduated from the universityf tulsa in 1999. how much did you owe? >> it was right at about $35,000. >> reporter: but with deferments and interest, she now owes $80,000, more than double her original loan amount. >> i got on there one day and it said your loans will be forgiven if you die. well, that's nice. >> reporter: in 2007, congress passed the public service loan forgiveness program. public servants making ten years of qualifying payments would have their loan balance wiped clean. you were convinced that you qualified. >> we planned our whole lives around it. >> reporter: baker never missed she was on track. in 2017, she applied for forgiveness and was rejected. >> my payment plan was correct. my employment was correct. they just had issued it with the wrong pot of money, and nobody told me. >> reporter: you had made zero payments to qualify, zero. what was that moment like when you realized what you owed at that point? >> i felt very guilty because of what i had done to my family. they don't deserve that.

still high of an affair drive time to leave a little early word 24 minutes for your average off to fremont street daria chains. thanks a 31 and a university choir was able to share their musical gift over the weekend despite having a tragic crash in san the tail was scary. >>moving through the bay area to get to their venue several members of the group were injured when their tour bus burst into flames in fact one person another vehicle died in that accident the crop for stance on explaining what happened. >>in alabama choir who survived a fiery crash on highway one oh one phil's san francisco's 3rd baptist church with their angelic voices >>you. >>on saturday, the choir known as the aliens of oakwood university escaped a deadly accident. they all managed to get off of their tour bus before a fire broke out. well there. to get 18 people. reverend amos brown says it's a miracle that they were all able to get off of the bus with just minor injuries. reverend brown says he's grateful. the aliens carried on with their plans to perform on sunday. despite the tragic accident. >>they only as always. shoulder they could before. under great difficulty >>after getting news about the cr

university here we've seen an uptick in membership because of k. pop and groups like yes however what is concerning about that is the members only being interested in korean pop music and not really caring about korea as a whole what's your take on that and where's the place that might be the most surprising that you've seen interests and. all over the world i can't really pinpoint one sleeps but. the 1st thing that i could think of is south america. because it's surprising to us because we never made any content in spanish or portuguese or knew but we never been to south america but we have this really big latin south and i find it amazing that that people care about keep up so much in latin america danny k. pop explained by corinne is is one of the reasons that you are online but i had fans they singing in korean so maybe you are out of a job how does that actually happen how do you explain the spread of k. pop out of south korea where the bands are still singing in in korean and the fans are loving of all 1st i think social media really helps. because like you know it's really easy to say there's no barriers in terms of geography anymore. in terms of the languag

university. yeah. >> well done. >> both: go orangemen. >> all right, $30,000. next step: $50,000 threshold. >> i'm feeling great. >> all right, let's just get back into it. $50,000 threshold question right here. [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ the design of street u.s.a. is said to have been partly inspired by walt disney's hometown of what? >> so when you hear about main street, you usually think of, like, middle america. >> right. >> um, so, like, the midwest.

universities in the uk has scrapped a controversial list of "preferred" a—levels. critics said the russell group were encouraging schools to sideline creative subjects, such as art, musicd by a new interactive website for pupils choosing their college subjects. the 100 wealthiest families and charitable institutions in britain have been sent a letter by a group of leading scientists, asking for help in tackling climate change. the letter highlights the danger of deforestation, carbon emissions and species extinction, and asks for a significant investment to prevent what it calls an "ecological catastrophe." there are calls for nato to do more to stop russia from interfering in overseas elections and targetting government computer networks. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, will address a conference on cyber—security later. he'll warn that moscow is mounting a campaign to compromise the infrastructure of other countries. there's some more bad news for the uk's eurovision song contest entry this morning. ‘bigger than us' came in last place in saturday night's grand final, polling just 16. now organisers have admitted they made a mistake, and deducted five points from m

music, faith and breaking the storms of life >> one of your most prolific, beautiful songs, why that name >> because the song forever and ever amen is all about love, it's a universalthis book must make you proud to see all of this life's work in one place. >> yeah. >> he hasn't forgotten anything. but the world will never forget him either ♪ forever and ever amen >> so their story is true love story. devotion and commitment. you know, as you could probably see randy can't communicate that well but he can understand everything. >> you were saying there's a real light in his eyes. >> yes and his smile and so the book is forever and ever amen and we have more information at today.com/shop. >> you can really see their bond. >> you can you can see their bond and her i mean both of them. it's amazing. >> thank you. >> straight ahead, you guys are going to meet a youtube super star that's about to fill carson's late night shoes here on nbc this is lily singh and we can't wait to catch up with her. >> also we're throwing a pet palooza. hope my kids left for school we'll help you adopt the perfect pet for your family. look at that but first your local news. good . i )m ...

plus -- >> ♪ >> the music video trying to draw in the recruits at a university right here in the bay area. >>> i'm spencer christian. here's a little bit ofog moving through the golden gate. the skies are nice and blue at the moment. the accuweather forecast is coming up. >>> let's check out the downtown traffic. this is the skyway in san francisco. and i'm going to say ama it's a tie. both sides horrible. right side towards 101 south, left side heading towards the lower deck of the bay bridge and on to the east bay. it's bad both ways. back with more on ♪ [ crying ] ♪ you protect them at home. we help protect them online. this is beyond wifi. this is xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> helped to celebrate high school seniors headed to college. they were at ucla for college signing day today. obama is a first generation college graduate. she told students they were about to make the best investment they possibly could. >> there will be times when you want to give up. but there are many ways to lead this life. and there's no one right way to do it. >> college signing day is part of a campaign that mrs. obama sta

universal and that is why the service has actually endured, even though it's gone through many different forms in terms of, you know, the experience as well as the business model, but i'd like to think that musicand hopefully it has a future as well from here. you have now moved on from shazam, you do a lot of things, including speaking to audiences around the world, telling them to be like children. why? yes, so, after shazam, i went to work for save the children and was really moved by the power of young people. and i've got three kids of my own now, tanya, who is 12, max, who is nine and jeremy, who is six, and i'm inspired by the challenges which they face in their lives, which is very different from the ones which, you know, we looked at back in sort of 1999, with the mobile phone was not smart at all and i think there's a number of opportunities which comes from seeing the world through kids' eyes and that is my inspiration, i guess. so how do you translate that into starting a company like shazam. into starting a company like shazam? yes, i think it's considering the problems and the challenges which then create opportunities, so it's putting oneself in people's shoes who take technolog

of gun violence. her son victor was shot and killed durg near ufc two months ago. the 21-year-old was a music student at the university. no one has been arrested for his murder. >>> on the peninsula, homeland security agents say they discovered illegal assault rifles inside a man's home. he now faces several charges including possession of illegal firearms and manufacture of illegal weapons. belmont police and federal officers raided his home on thursday and say they found these weapons. he was booked into san mateo county jail. >>> the red cross is helping a dozen people find a new place to live after a fire in berkeley. residents had to evacuate while firefighters worked to get the flames under control. here's abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard. >> reporter: a rude awakening for people inside this home on hearst avenue in berkeley. >> a lot of black m. tors hous. >> actually regard blowing through the attic space when we arrived. first reports we had coming in were there were disabled residents on the second floor. >> reporter: luckily they made it out. all 12 people living here escaped. >> it was scary. i felt lik

university. colleges in social sciences and engineering will hold their ceremonies at avaya stadium. they all started on wednesday. the class of 2019 has about 5,800 students. >> if you're like me and you love live music, you will love this one. bottlerock music festival starts today in napa. the lineup includes santa tanna, imagine dragons, mumford and sons and neil young. unfortunately, all the tickets are sold out if you don't already have them. >> we have concerts, memorial day weekend, people heading in and out of town. hopefully the traffic -- >> it will be here. it is great right now. ticke particul look at all the green we have. you will have local congestion and early getaway traffic. right now a little bit of slowing south 101, marin, robin williams tunnel, approaching the golden gate bridge. there was a disabled vehicle reported. it looks like it just cleared. wehould see the slower sensors clear as well. bay bridge toll plaza, no backup. is that clear? >> you tkpwoeut it. >> ring a ding, ding. >> ready for nice weather and sunshine. that only happens for part of your weekend. check out saturday's forecast. it will be cooler, reaching the upper 50s in the coast. upper 60s for the inland are

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of one to ten, where is the excitement level? >> 100. i'm so excited. it just hit me. >> there you go. >> our concert outfits are ready. >> music is universal. and not only that, but the music changed a lot in my life. >> thank you so much for supporting me and everybody here, showing us love and dedication. >> all this rain and shine, you know? we made it through. and we're ready. >> reporter: we love bts. yeah. i love bts. i've been at abc for seven years and seen 30 concerts and i've never seen a fandom more excited than the armies in central park right now. >> they are really excited. it's going to be on "gma." >> later today. >> we'll be watching. >>> to another prediction that has come true on "the simpsons." >> it's eerie. the show has been stunning the world, predicting what appears to be every major life event over the past 30 years. from the trump presidency. to nobel prize winner. even to our parent company disney buying fox. and it's apparently done it again. an episode in 2017, guys, accurately portrayed the daenerys twist that unfolded on sunday. spoiler alert. she became the mad queen and burned kings landing to the ground. bu

of san mateo. a charter bus carryi aclaimed, carrying an aclaimed university choir from alabama was also involved in the fiery collision. that choir performed last night in san francisco as planned. they used their music to pay tribute to the man killed in that crash. >>> in heyward, one person was seriously hurt today after a big-rig overturned on highway 880 just been 11:30 this morning near the tennyson avenue exit. two people were in the truck, and one of them sustained major jeerz. no other vehicles were involved in the crash. four lanes were shut down for nearly two hours, causing huge traffic delays. the cause of the crash, still under investigation tonight. >>> the city of san francisco has a new fire chief. janine nicholson was sworn in this morning at city hall. >> ladies and gentlemen, let's welcome janine nicholson. >> reporter: jeanine nicholson is sworn to her friends and family as "neen." she has been with the department for 25 years and has risen up through the ranks. she is the city's second woman leader of the fire department, and the first lgbt leader of the fire department. >> she has been a pair med ib, a firefighter, a lieutenant, a captain, a battalion chief, and now deputy chie

of gun violence. her son victor was shot and killed during a robbery near ufc two months ago. the 21-year-old was a music student at the university. no one has been arrested for his murder. >>> on the peninsula, homeland security agents say they discovered illegal assault rifles inside a man's home. dylan zugar now faces several charges including possession of illegal firearms and manufacture of illegal weapons. belmont police and federal officers raided his home on thursday and say they found these weapons. he was booked into san mateo county jail. >>> the red cross is helping a dozen people find a new place to live after a fire in berkeley. residents had to evacuate while firefighters worked to get the flames under control. here's abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard. >> reporter: a rude awakening . >> a lot of black smoke. some flames. >> reporter: neighbors watched initial reports we had coming in were there were disabled residents on the second floor. >> reporter: luckily they made it out. all 12 people living here escaped. >> it was scary. i felt like they had it under control. >> reporter: the berkeley fire battalion chief

university this is fall and more next year. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, atlanta. ♪ [ singing ] > that is the musical jib illy playing now at arena stage and we're so lucky enough to have two of incredible voices with us in the studio. lisa aarondale and sean maurice lynch. thank you for coming in. we heard some of the singing. we're talking about the traditional and old spiritual -- >> negro spiritual which have been rearranged by diane mcdowell and they are amazing arrangeme ts. >> lisa,ell us about your role in jubilee. >> i could say without spoiling it, i play more than oneole. but ella shepherd is the leader of thein sgers, the original -- the ve first which was 1871. after emancipation they wanted to maintain a school. >> that is right. >> which is still standing today. >> which is the most important thing. >> that is it. that.going to talk about and sean maurice. >>fr i play erick roland and he's a tenure and a base in ndstory and one of the actors that go through aing through story.w and tell the >> people like me, i grew up on good old gospel and southern traditional spiritual and so thisings back memories and this is quite an education for the community who will co