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you served us in the navy, fa-18 fighter pilot. it's nice to have you here with your kind of range. >> surface to air missal, 175 miles out where they're searching? would that be a pooblt? >> that would most likely be from a ship if that were to occur. >> if you are just joining us, we are following breaking news, an egyptair plane has crashed. >> teams picking up an automated signal from that plane in the mediterranean sea. egypt flight 804 flying from paris to cairo was minutes away from landing at cairo international airport when it left radar. >> in the last few minutes egyptair issuing a notice saying caution, please, that they do not want terrorism mentioned yet, but the ooeptsen prime minister and the french prime minister saying everything is on the table. they were asked specifically about this, and they say they cannot discount anything. both countries are getting together their national security teams to discuss. someone over here, former head of counter terrorism said that area where this plane came down is such a hotbe

fa exposed. >> the fact that it was used to heavily for so long means it's a really big problem. >> certain pfcssts and the government are becoming increasingly curious about pfcs in water. >> it eventually runs off it washes off, it get into the bay, it gets into drinking water. >> they say detections at treatment plants near sfo and travis air force base are likely related to the chemical. last year the tear started testitest i -- military started testing groundwater. during the past two years the epa required large public drinking water systems to test for the chemical. we found nearly 200 water supplies across the country detected pfcs. 28 are in california including the city of pleasanton. >> when we collect these samples our hope and expectation is there won't be any contaminants in it. >> dan martin says one drinking water well tested positive twice for a pfc linked to foam. the city is searching for the source. the chemical was found at low levels just below the testing limit set by the epa. >> it's definitely something we're concerned about and hopefully can find the source of it. >> th

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crowd last week's shooting is still under investigation and he's working hard to fas-trak body cameras. he hopes he can get useul, others say invitation-only meeting isn't a good start. >> where is the community. >> genuine dialogue. i'm hopeful but i'm not sold. >> chaplain plans to meet with justice for mario woods coalition and the frisco five. >> investigators have a critical clue after the latest gunfire on an east bay freeway. road rage led to shots being fired near theo regatta exit. nobody hurt. but the shooter crashed his car into a traffic sign and left his bumper at the scene with the license plate attached. investigators looking for this. it's 2005 volvo sedan. no arrests have been made. >>> fighting zika at the pool. we break down whether insect repellents work. >> get ready for warmer temperatures as we head toward the end of the week and we'll get more sunshine. i'll detail that coming up in the microclimate forecast. >>> there are new questions about the level of protection that those popular mosquito repellants provide to you and your family. many of the most popular repellants provided an hou

. >> there are also reports of several hundred families being used as human shields by isil in the sense of faeing used as human shields, that means they have absolutely no way out and there will be pawns in the struggle between isis and the iraqi government and shiite militia and it will be one of the worst scenes we can possibly imagine. >> it's significant the iraqis are staying to fight, not running away as the battle intensifies. >> we think that the state of play is much improved from a year ago. you know, a year ago here in iraq, the bar bbe at the gate an theory in direct danger of being invaded by these animals we call isil. now we have driven them back. >> the commander, continuing caution. >> i'm beiing pragmatic and we'l work obstacles but we'll also see continued progress. >> and there is another complication, wolf. there are now shiite, iranian backed shiite militia fighting around. mainly a sunni area. there are concerns violence could break out with iranian backed militias in the mix. what about the two wounded u.s. military advisors. the pentagon today said once again that the

we are used to hashing things out in our family. >> representative blake fa fairrenthat will, thank you for your time. nicky edwards of oklahoma, served 16 years of the house, was chair of the republican policy committee who opposes donald trump, what do you make of this meeting today? >> hi, chris. you know, the thing that they focus on, of course, is policy. and there are going to be differences in policy. sometimes some agreements. but what really matters here, if we're talking about president of the united states, is temperament. it's judgment. it's a willingness. paul ryan said this, a willingness to understand and abide by the constitution. the constitution's limits on the president. the bill of rights. and that's where trump just simply falls short. so i don't have any problem with somebody who agrees with trump, who thinks he would be great, he's got good judgment, good temperament, all of that, sure, vote for him. but i think there's a moral question here. the moral question is, if you don't agree with that, if you think this is not somebody we can be comfortable with having th

. >> peggy fox shows us what happened to a 3-year-old boy in prince william county last weekend. >> reporter: the fa windconnection and cysting on the floor. >> i saw my son running with his arms out and his kneecaps hit the sill and he tumbled head first. >> reporter: shawn says he was down there in two seconds. >> he crawled into my arms and he was taken to the hospital. >> they didn't find any problems, which is remarkable. >> daddy, get off! >> reporter: he was all right, but someone wanted to speak out and -- but shawn wanted to speak out and warn others. >> this could happen in half a second with you watching. >> reporter: those windows are a big problem. >> so this window sill is inches, 7 in the next door neighbor's house, and foot drop we're going to measure it here. the windows are not illegal. the code changed in 2009. since the neighborhood was built in 2002, the homes are all grandfathered over the old code. >> something has to be done buzz right now, it's unsafe. >> the international building code says windows should be 2 feet off the floor if there is a more than 6 foot drop outside.

. >> we're 60% women, which is fa -- fabulous and fantastic, and 66% from diverse communities that really helps us in our day-to-day interactions, how we bring ideas together. >> reporter: in terms of technology, partnering with google, the dnc is hosting workshops for small businesses to develop an online presence before the delegates get to town. >> we learned that only 56% of pennsylvania businesses are online, and we know everybody goes online to find the florist, the caterer, the shoe store. if you're not online these days as a business owner, you're not found and the business can't flourish. >> reporter: the on line presence helps visitors find local businesses in the convention, but it's more than that hoping to yield dividends for the businesses long after the convention leaves. nbc 10 news. >>> preparation for the philadelphia convention, the democrats announced plans today to hold platform hearings on believes and ideas. sanders say they inch closer to the nomination. the hearings begin on june 8 in washington, d.c. >> voters in wilmington have a chan to hear from the candidates for mayo

funding, money would be used for weapons systems like the fa-18-e superhornet and the f-35. $35 billion in o.c.o. authorization is for war requirements, including dollar amounts in the millions. . the other issue and another failure in this bill is we are once again continuing to have military operations, this country is at war, without having any debate on an authorization for the use of military force. that should be part of it. third, we have got significant issues in nato. as the speaker knows, and my colleague, the ranking member knows, chairman knows, nato is absolutely essential to our defense, but the time for the united states to be bearing as big a burden as -- for that defense has come to a conclusion. we will bear the majority of the expense, but the commitment on our nato allies is to reach 2% of their gross domestic product in defense spending. if our nato allies are not doing that, we are asking the american taxpayer to do it, and these are mature democracies. they have stable economies. it's about time that we asked for this to absolutely happen. the speaker pro tempore:

the two navy fa-18 super hornet jet fighters were on a routine happened. >>> the memorial weekend is upon us. if you're planning to travel, you're going to have lots of company. aaa says 38 million americans are hitting the road for the weekend. >>> a lot of people doubted him, said he would never make it to this point, but today donald trump picked up some unbound delegates and reached the magic number of 1237. >> he celebrated by taunting hillary clinton and challenging bernie sanders to a debate. steve handelsman. >> reporter: in this year of surprising and sudden political developments, this is another one. a few unpledged delegates jumped on the trump train. suddenly, he's had the 1237 he's fought for. with the north dakota who put him over the top, donald trump celebrated clinching nomination by taunting his likely next opponent. >> here i'm watching hillary fight and she can't close the deal. >> reporter: president obama said world leaders are watching. >> they're rattled by him and for good reason. >> reporter: rattled, trump said good. >> we're going to have great relationships with

are going to go in the future and where the 3d printing can take us, and hp tech ventures is a good way to do it, and i would not em falso investing to build out the core business to compliment it, and investing in hypermobility and commercial mobility to drive some of those aspects as well as internet of things. >> ballpark, how much money are you going to have available? >> well, what is that? >> well, ball park? >> well, we have not a value, but off of the balance sheet, and take a strategic investing and where we see a good opportunity, we will do it, and focus on the right opportunity as opposed to trying to hit a specific number. >> shane wall, e chief technology officer at hp, and thank you for joining us. and it is going to be interesting where you put the money. >> thank you. >> and when we come back, it is a tough day from solarcity, and we will take a closer look at that. and on broad street, the averages up, and two names in the red, pfizer and walmart. >>> views from c-suite, brands and jpmorgan executives weigh in on the politics and the health of the community on "squawk box." >>> welcome back to "squaw

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use it for sashimi. >> downstairs houses non-perishable items, including sauces, dry noodles and herbs, plus snacks of all kinds. from china. visiting heng famarket is like a mini trip to asia, right at north 10th street in philadelphia. time to do a little food shopping. >> when our visions 2016 special comes right back. >> we trying to find the peaceful moment in the chaotic life >> a place that's bringing japanese craftsmanship and design to. >> and broadcasting temple basketball in mandarin. ♪ ♪ every day it's getting closer ♪ ♪ going faster than a roller coaster ♪ ♪ a love like yours will surely come my way ♪ ♪ hey, hey, hey ♪ every day it's getting closer ♪ ♪ going faster than a roller coaster ♪ ♪ a love like yours will surely come my way ♪ ♪ hey, hey, hey babies aren't fully developed until at least 39 weeks, which means babies born even a few weeks early can have breathing, feeding, and learning problems. if your pregnancy is healthy, wait for labor to begin on its own. a healthy baby is worth the wait. >> welcome back to visions 2016 and our salute to asian american and pacific islander heritage month. we are at maido, a market for

for their use of poll driven language and touting the financial benefits of relying on public polling, donald trump's campaign has hired a pollster. a source confirmed the addition of tony fa briz owe who was the chief pollster for bob dole and he worked for governor rick scott. politico reported that he passed up on the chance to work for trump's white house bid and he ended up on the 2012 rick perry campaign. the hiring is a reversal for trump who has maintained since last summer, quote, i don't want a pollster because if a pollster is so good, why aren't they running? adding this to chuck todd in august. >> i don't have pollsters, i don't want to waste money on pollsters, because i don't want to be unreal. i want to be me. i have to be me. you know, we have enough of that in washington with pollsters telling everybody what to say and everybody being controlled by the special interests and the lobbyists, et cetera. and the donors, i see the donors all over the place. i know they don't give because they happen to be nice people. >> the professionalization of donald trump's polling operation marks another shift from his upstart primary campaign to the general election wher

us support more victories for veterans. go to dav.org. >>> as american troops assist iraqis in an effort to drive isis terrorists out of fa lucia, americans at home remember their heroes who never came back. this is "special report." welcome to washington. i'm in for bret baier. it is a solemn, but calm memorial day here in the nation's capital. president obama paid respects to the fallen, a half world away, it is anything but calm. americans are, again, engaged in conflict. in conflict where the bullets are just as real. kevin begins the coverage tonight from the white house. >> reporte

using donald trump's own words. >> you know you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her, wherever. does she have a good body, no. does she have a fas absolutely. er. who is flat chested is very hard to be a ten. >> and you can tell them to go [ bleep ] themselves. >> does donald trump really speak for you? >> that go bleep themselves every fact checker has taken it grossly out of contest. they haven't changed the ad yet, that's taken grossly out of context but to the general point they think the gender gap and reinforcing trump's own words what he said about women is the key to defending that map. if we can defend the obama coalition we can win >> good luck. one of the problems is that trump if you look at some of these polls it's early, yada yada yada but he's doing exceptionally well among men so it balances out the usual gender advantage that democrats have had for decades. one of the things about that ad it is about women and temperament, the tag line does he speak for us, sort of is asking is this the way we think a president should speak? i think you know, so i think it has two purposes, one of which about women. the other ab

us this memorial day. "special report" is up next. >>> as american troops assist iraqis in an effort to drive isis terrorists out of fa lucia, americansr their heroes who never came back. this is "special report." welcome to washington. i'm in for bret baier. it is a solemn, but calm memorial day here in the nation's capital. president obama paid respects to the fallen, a half world away, it is anything but calm. americans are, again, engaged in conflict. in conflict where the bullets j. kevin begins the coverage tonight from the white house.

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suleyman, told us he offers free tuition to encourage parents to send their children back to class, but sometimes that is not enough. parents aren't earning enough reney to feed their families. fano, so they have to-- they are being forced to send their kids to work. >> reporter: out of desperation. >> yes, yes. they've got no choice. they have to send their children. >> reporter: leyla akca is a psychologist who treats syrian child refugees and their amilies, and told us many actories prefer to hire children over their parents. >> you can overwork the children and they're not going to be npositional. they're not going to ask for opeir rights. they don't know their rights. so they're just going to work like slaves, and it's easier to wep them as slaves than doing an do an adult. >> reporter: turkey has taken in around three million syrian refugees, spending billions of dollars to shelter and feed them. but while they're safe here, there's very little stable work, and not much hope of building a future. sat's why so many syrians have risked their lives in rickety boats to reach europe, but now the european union has promised mirkey nearly $7 billion in return for its help stoppi

us this memorial day. "special report" is up next. >>> as american troops assist iraqis in an effort to drive isis terrorists out of fa lucia, americans at home remember their heroes who never came back. this is "special report." welcome to washington. i'm in for bret baier. it is a solemn, but calm memorial day here in the nation's capital. president obama paid respects to the fallen, a half world away, it is anything but calm. americans are, again, engaged in conflict. in conflict where the bullets j. kevin begins the coverage tonight from the white house. >> reporter: for president obama, it was the final time as commander in chief to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown on memorial day. each year, different from the last. solemn duty, punk waited by appreciation and deep reflection. >> here at arlington, sounds of combat have given way to silence of the hills. >> hills covered in marble and the memory of more fallen heroes since his last visit here. >> in iraq, our fight against isil, three americans have given their life on our behalf. i ask you to remember their stories as well. >> reporter: stories of heroes like master serg

us. your book is terrific. to our viewers, we'd like to note you were pivotal in the conflict that took place in the capture of fa luge ya. we really thank you for your service. >> thank you. i was part of a team. >> very humble, but terrific. we salute you. >> appreciate it. >>> there's new fall out after the white house tells public schools nationwide to let transgender children use restrooms that they identify with. a fight between the states is shaping up and texas is just one state that's pushing back. >> i believe it is the biggest issue facing families and schools in america since prayer was taken out of public schools. e we will not yield to blackmail from the president of the united states. ♪ ♪ (charge music) you wouldn't hire an organist without hearing them first. charge! so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. >>> welcome back, everybody. turning to a story that's generating lots of controversy. this one over public reform use. the obama administration telling public schools to let transgender students use reforms matching their chosen gender. it's onl

facilities and one lot and parking fa tillties, they collect, 94 million in gross revenue, in the net, approximately, 47 million for the city. the current system has passed the use of life and there are concerns, primarily, revolving around the pci requirements and the service issues as well. provided a map here, hopefully you can take a quick look at it, and it might show up here. but you will notice that a number of the facilities in the blue, and those are the primary parking facilities. and our locations, in gray are our off street surface lots. and this will primarily effect the locations in blue. however, this new system will allow us to expand the sf park, pricing model, throughout the city, through the off street, facilities. and what is parks? it is not exciting as some of the on street policy and it is not as exciting as some of the neighborhood planning that we have been doing, but it is a necessary part of what we do and protects the agencies and the city's revenues, hardware and software, and gates and computers, and familiintercoms e life span is usually 7 to 10 years, some was installed as late 90s most in the early, 2000s and not produced and it

braxton is going to beoing joining us again dishing ongain the new season of braxton bxt family values.als. >>> also, al --l >> yes. >> you're a fan as well.'re a faap artist will be performing on our show.nur i hear a new track with whiz khalifa. >> flies to see local and to se national talent.alt. >> what's coming up.hat's ming >> dr. oz is making aisaking housecall right here at fox5.rie he'll join us in studio in our 8 o'clock hour.ou >> big morning ahead. bng now if only you could getould everybody some sunshine, tuck. . >> yeah, by afternoon.ea b we got cloud cover to starter sa your day but before i do theoree weather allison yesterday day before you ran into john wallsns i ran into my own celebrity. look at that. do you know who that is.w o th >> is that ben olson. >> d.c. united coach ben olsonen walking down the street. str how cool is that. that. >> did you try -- try - >> i tried to play it cool. i'm look excuse me.exe. >> huge soccer fan.e socc fan >> big soccer fan. soccean i met him before at an eventnt and he was very gracious by and talked to me for about 10 a1 minutes about south koreas kerr. a >> you guys >> tucker took me to my

so how can you expect us to take you seriously as a candidate when you are for open borders?fa thank you.f >> guest: well, first of all, it's just greatly misunderstood. what i'm for is an easy way to obtain a work visa. make the line moving to be able to get a work visa. and a work visa should entail a background check and a social security card. look, right now border patrol has to deal with illegal immigrants that arguably contain some criminals, but the majority of those illegal immigrants are just hard working people that want to get over into this country and work. it's women with kids, and they're wading the rio grand, and the border patrol has to deal with those women and children right along with, arguably, some bad components. well, what if you made it easier, easy for the mother and her children to come over here and work so that the illegal crossings, so that border patrol could identify basically the fact that anybody that's coming across the border illegally is somebody to be reckoned with. i don't know if i would call that open borders. i would just think that wo

public defenders office will hold a meeting with the police use of force and several experts will address the crowd. the meeting follows last week's fa fatal police shooting in the bayview district. a police sergeant killed a 27- year-old behind the wheel of a car. that marked the end of greg suhr's career. san francisco's police chief. it also renewed the debate about police use of force and the possible use of tasers in san francisco. >>> well, the slayer county district attorney will not -- the santa clara county district attorney will not charge two police officers in the deadly shooting last christmas of a mentally ill man. two police officers shot and killed 31-year-old william wrath outside of a residential treatment center in palo alto. the officers responded after wrath called 911 and falsely claimed that a man was threatening other patients at that treatment center. the d.a. says the police officers were threatened by wrath who came at them with a knife.. >> now, the d.a. released dashcam video of what happened out there taken from several different aprilles. one angle clearly shows him charging at one of the officers and w

fa lieu ja comes as iraq cities take protest. they're asking the demonstrators to postpone the rest set for tomorrow so securitily forces can focus on fighting isis. >> that's it for usss brick in frank and julie. >> two people are detained after a deadly shooting yesterday. >> one teenager was killed, another injured. today, sky fox two flew over the scene as police moved in on a suspect. >>> "ktvu channel 2 news" starts now. >>> good evening, i'm frank. >> and i'm julie the we'll get to that story? a moment. first, we begin the developing news were a suspect in a bay area amber alert was reportedly shot and killed. fernando cross tro was spotted and now there are multiple media reports he is dead possibly after a police shoot out. these are pictures released by the santa barbara fire department showing the car in question being chased by torts and surrounded by police. the missing girl, 15-year-old pearl pinson has not been found. according to reports, she was reportedly kidnapped yesterday. witnesses say she was dragged into a car as she walked across a pedicrossing above highway 780. according to authorities, she was yelling for help and her face was breeding. >>

us that a man in his 30s was shot in the leg. he is taken to temple university hospital in stable condition. this is the frankford section of philadelphia. if we get nor information we'll fasng. >>> more gas stations in pennsylvania will soon be stocking beer on their shelves, the liquor control board decided to give licenses to nine businesses in northeastern and western pennsylvania, they can sell six-packs of beer and malt beverages, governor tom wolf supports the decision but it's unclear how a pending court case will impact sales in the future. now a scam alert out of south jersey, say group is using fake phone calls to steal money from unsuspecting victims. >>> monica malpass is live with the detail oz and this one. >> this is a problem affecting folks in south jersey, people say that pseg is just two agencies that they claim to represent. vernon odom is live with the latest on the investigation. how you can make sure you don't fall victim to their schemes. also new at 5:00 the technology hearing the world around them and preparing them for a mainstream education. we'll see you at 5:00. >> thank you monica. >>> a long running effort to keep new jersey clean and beaut

let's look at this list and tell us what you know about these individuals, you have paul manafort, paul rollins, tony faew izenberg. >> i'm a great, dear friend of ed roll ins who has great experience. tony fabrizo is excellence. >> ed rollins ran the reagan-bush campaign in. >> and they all bring level headedness and experience to the campaign. the key to them, they focus on the people that are important to the people. the issues that are important to americans. national security. who is going to fight terrorism, who do they trust the most to deal with the economy and education and they will convey here's what you need to do in order to unite and if galvanize the republican party the. >> who does he need to get those conservative voters like you were talking about? >> there's a handful that come to mind. obviously no one fought harder for conservative values and against washington, this is a washington outsider year, than ted cruz. twobl critical to bring his support on board. >> do you think he will do that? >> we'll see. there's a lot that needs to be done in terms of communicating the conservative m

fa off the matter is that today's republican party qualify as candidates for the most dangerous s organization in humn history. liliterally. just take e their posisition one two major issues that face usclimate change, nuclear war. on climate change, it is not even debatable. they are saying "let's race to , the precipice. let's makeke sure that our grandchildren have the worst possible life." on nuclear war, they are calling for increased militarization. it's already way too high, more than half the discretionary budget. "let's shoot it up." they cut back other resoururcesy cutting back taxes on the rich, so there's nothing left. there has been nothing - -- liteterally, this dangerous, if you think about it, to the species, really, ever. we should face that. amy: do you think that president obama has intensified this threat, i mean, now with the trillion dollar plan to "moderninize" the nuclear arsrs? >> it is a very bad stetep. and it is not just modernizing the arsenal, which ought to bebe reduced. worth remembering we have even a legal obligation to cut back and, ultimately, eliminate nuclear weapons. but it's also something you you mentioned earlier developing , these small nucle

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fa the issue. thank you for your time. good to see you. the former chairman of the dallas fed joining uss. >> do want to get to shares of dwight -- church and dwight, maker of arm and hammer baking soda and other names in the households area. there are a number of different rumors reported in various news services about a potential purchase of the company. the latest seemingly out of spain. a new service under the name negosios saying that they may be preparing a bid for the company. that had the effect of moving the stock up. it is up offer 8%. the shares now halted. we got news from the company that says the multiple rumors reported in the press and it says this, it's proven to advise its employees and investors the company is not engaged in discussions with nor has it received any proposal or communication concerning a potential bid for the company or any of its business units. it's not otherwise aware of any information supporting these rumors. we will monitor the stock when it reopens, one would assume it will be lower than it was at $105.07. >> let's get an update on the dean foods

fas oughts like we have here in the rest rooms. it came out one drop every two seconds. i asked her what is it for? she said we are going to use that water for three days, maybe longer. the village has said all running water will stop, even dripping water. and i was allowed to drink only one cup of water per day. so we decided every drop precious. i believe our efforts for north korea are like those drips of water. i believe that our efforts like the water faucet, drip by drip, may seem insignificant in small doses but those doses will fill up buckets and ultimately rise to a we that will bring down the walls of oppression in north korea. one drop of water a week collected over time has the power to pierce stone but only if we never, ever give up. i believe being able freely pursue the basic needs. i believe that living in the u.s. i've discovered for myself what human rights looks like. i hope my brothers and sisters one day in north korea can experience the same wherever they are. i must be persistent until that day comes. thank you. [ applause ] >> translator: nice to meet you. i've traveled from japan. thank you very much

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