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jeff: the news to make any parent feel like vance does. >> it makes me nervous. jeff: two girls walking home from barrett elementary school when a man in a dark blue pickup truck drove beside them at a slow speed staring. vance's daughter is in the fourth grade at barrett and walks home from school with friends each day. >> we don't want her to grow up being afraid of the world. jeff: in the past few months four incidents with a pickup truck or dark blue van happened outside washington lee high school. the recent case wednesday a block away from the school. in early april driver reportedly told some elementary school kids their mother had sent them to pick them up but the children responded with questions the man could not answer. so he took off. >> the suspect's behavior is suspicious in these cases. so suspect and discuss exactly with him what his intentions are with us. jeff: at barrett elementary school they are keeping a closer eye on the nearby streets. they hope it will lead to an arrest. >> i'm surprised. this area is before like this kind of situation. j

on november 22, vance would fly to athens to help remove the danger of war from that part of the worldurprise, his valued secretary of defense, robert mcnamara, would seek a new post, having been nominated by the director of the world bank. mcnamara was unique among defense secretaries, having held the secretary longer than any predecessor. able to see military issues in a broad context. above all, even as keeper of the nations sabres, he remained a humanist. in november, president signed into law the national commission on product safety. although a major bill in its own right, it signaled more than protection for the consumer. for lyndon johnson, it marked the end of his first or years in office. with the nation, it meant another milestone in a long line of impressive legislative achievement that meet the urgent priorities of the 1960's. in translating legislation into a program of action for the american people, no president could match his record. >> we need to crack down on the conmen who prey on the age and the defenseless. some of our parents save up all their lives to buy littl

jim vance has her story. >> you are now b's care giver? >> i'm a single parent.life in so many profound ways. >>. >> reporter: changes indeed. b and vance, tv, radio shows, speeches, appearances. all came crashing down with the diagnosis. one test after another after another. >> they said this is a ledding indicator she has alzheimer's. >> reporter: nobody want to hear that. or accept it. >> once you go through that, and you realize it's there, you go through all of the signs of not believing. anger, disbelief, denial, you know. >> five stages. >> the five stair steps to reality. >> reporter: reality for b and dan is now raising awareness. >> it's a tsunami out here. it is something happening more nd than men. 2 out of 3 people with it are women. blacks 2 to 3 times more likely to have it. because of the cost of care it can decimate a family. they. >> reporter: their other mission is to light a fire under congress for research. >> congress, they've got it move. they've got to make something happen. i hear people talking about we have too much government or we nee

. >> cops arrested the driver of the car, robert paul vance and charged him with leaving the scene of an accident and aggravated battery. demarco morgan, cbs news, new york. >> police say the driver of the gray sedan, robert vance has previously been cited for multiple traffic violations in the past. they say he admitted to hitting the victim and their vehicle, and leaving the scene. he will be in court later today. >>> traffic on the cross bronx expressway in new york, after crews pulled this tractor trailer, hanging over the bridge, came to a halt. several cars were involved in the accident. a tow truck carefully pulled the 18 wheeler back on to the overpass. the driver of the truck was amazingly able to walk away from the crash uninjured. >>> the fbi is working to recover an agent's credentials and pistol, after someone broke it happened sunday, while the agent was visiting san francisco, with his family. he says he was only gone 10 minutes. and security experts say the stolen fbi credentials can be nearly as dangerous as the stolen pistol, if they fall into the wrong hands. >> bec

cyrus vance hosted the second annual clean slate even on though -- on the lower eastside which gives new yorkers from all five boroughs a chance to resolve outstanding warrants without fear of arrest. but it is only for low-level offenses. cyrus vance refused to comment on the bill de blasio investigation. >>> city council will soon vote on a controversial bill extra for paper and plastic shopping bags. mayor bill de blasio says the $0.05 fee would encourage shoppers to bring a reusable bag to the grocery store. and keep the city clean. some shoppers agree that others say it targets those on a limited income. >> it is awful because the economy is not that great right now. >> we need to get rid of the plastic. it is ruining everything. >> the bill would exempt purchases with food stamps, takeout and medicine bags from pharmacies. a vote on the measure is expected on thursday. >>> it is 7:36 a.m. the sounds of gospel are taking over the studios. ahead of one of the biggest mother's day weekend concerts of the year. >>> and a decades-old act with the ringling brothers circus prepares to

the florida highway patrol said vance already had his license suspended, is a habitual offender. road rage incidents are on the increase. according to recent federal statistics, the number of road rage fatalities jumped from 262 in 2010 to 379 in 2014. >> this is going to be fun. >> reporter: tonight two motorcycle riders, lucky they're not also statistics. kerry sanders, nbc news, tampa. >>> important changes tonight in the guidance over the zika virus. the world health organization said if you have traveled to a country with an outbreak of zika, you should practice safe sex or abstain for eight weeks, double the previous guidance. men are advised to wait six months before trying to conceive with their partners. >>> in chicago, the memorial day weekend was a shockingly violent one. over three days, 68 people were shot. to put that in perspective, that's more people shot in one weekend than wounded in a typical month in iraq. they're now leaning on technology to pinpoint who is likely the next perpetrator. and victim. ron mot rt tonight with the story. >> every morning you wake u

>> vance. >> mallory. >> let me squeeze in here. v vance has his cowboy boots off.nd mallory, came here on a huge day. do you know what's going on? >> i know that paul ryan and donald trump met together. >> ding, ding, ding, you got it. >> you guys are republicans? >> yes. >> you had mentioned to me you're from north dakota. >> yes, born and bred republican. >> north dakota, ted cruz dleend up there. clearly there's some need for party unity in north dakota. do you think paul ryan and donald trump were able to hammer things out today? do you care? >> i like paul ryan as a leader and i hope they get together because i don't want hillary clinton but i'm definitely not enthused about trump. >> is party unit an important thing for you going into november? >> i think so. i mean, ideally we could come around the issues rather than the party itself, like the issues would be what decides the election. >> but are paul ryan and donald trump going to be able to hammer these things out, seem far away on taxes and immigration and all kinds of other stuff. will they be able to wo

we put vance, doreen, and doug to the test earlier today. first up, matt ionidis.ere asked if this name was of greek origin. you were right. he got the i and the o right. everything else was a mess. next up, daniel winnick, forward for the capitals. it was a sneaky name. everyone failed on this one. doreen, you were then kuznetsov. you got this one right, van. yoceu ♪ stand by me vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me >>> tonight, a relentless outbreak of tornados demolishing neighborhoods again. tens of millions on alert as new twisters touchdown right now. tonight a rare look at the power from inside a tornado. >>> the sex assault scandal rocking baylor mishandling years of acquisitions against football players. the football coach fired. the university president ken star, the former nemesis demoted. >>> the nightmare super bug that hospitals have been feari

this is what football related, vance. >> go ahead. >> we'll try.e same day robert griffin iii hits the field, the new quarterback's tenure with the redskins still being talked about. a very interesting piece in an article. he explains griffin and how the relationship with the coach fell apart. griffin was out on the field with the cleveland browns. showing off the speed there. griffin signed a two-year deal with the browns back in march, but he can't escape his time with the redskins. according to that report, griffin called his coaches into a meeting where he demanded changes to the offense, one of four bullet points. simply stated, unacceptable. today from cleveland, robert says he's moved >> man, i'm so far removed from washington now and focused on this opportunity here in cleveland that i don't even worry about those things anymore. you know, i can only focus on what i can control and that's here in cleveland being with the dog pound. being with my teammates every single day. i just focus on those things. i didn't even see that story. >>> we'r

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part of the country's economic development, you know they are -- they are looking to become morad vanceses there is a growing middle class, they don't want to do the dirty dangerous jobs any more, government is keen to keep manufacturing industry going but encourage people to get into more high-tech areas of work. deirdre: when talk about high-tech. could this be seen as good news in the sense that for u.s., i mean, in a sense that we have a lot of programmers we have a lot of coders, people that create the programs, that robots work from are for the most part u.s.-based is that a fair assumption. >> for the moment it is true. it is going to increase -- >> u.s. is biggest exporter? >> u.s. is among. there are big companies in europe as well. but the truth that picture may change, this is a real technology story this is about china becoming morad vanced companiry and looking to -- country and looking to make manufacturing morad vans, i think they will get too more, advanced robotics. and working alongside people. the more intelligent robots. you may see more comp tig. >> are seeing, air-c

my name is ashlee vance, i am an author and journalist and i am on a quest to find the most innovativeech creations and meet the beautiful freaks behind them. ashlee: the israeli military dominates much of the country's culture. at 18 years of age, men and women had off for 2-3 years of required service. the kids who would be trying to caterer orbest sleeping through class in the united states find themselves. dealing with the most intense of situations. these young soldiers also learn to use some of the most advanced military technology around. has given the idf them the edge, i decided to check it out up close to see the iron dome. i have traveled to a coastal city south of tel aviv that nudges up against the gaza strip. >> what you are seeing is the launcher, it has 20 missiles on it, you can see the red light flashing which means armed and ready. solee: one of the dozen or batteries sits at the ready to intercept missiles and provide israel with a shield from aerial attacks. lieutenant colonel cohen overseas operations. is this as close as we get? >> and this is as close as we get.

vance? >> david culver, thanks, david. months of planning and hours waiting in line. tonight, we look at the challenges with the tsa's pre-check program. >>> i'm darcy spencer in prince george's county. the fire department is considering firefighters wear ballistic vests just like the police officers wear. what the union it is needs to happen first. >> beyond charity group that's more like a cult. >> we hit 80 for the first time this month and there are more 80s in the forecast and maybe a storm for memorial day. hey d.c., guess which airline added more nonstop straight-shot flights than any other out of reagan national last year? here's a hint. did ya catch it? no? here's another: their colors are yellow, red, and blue, and they save you tons of green. still nothing? that's okay. just go to southwest.com for the answer. on this airline, everybody wins. ♪ >>> oh, boy. this is going to be aggravating. you may have to get airport even earlier if you're

>> oh, my goodness. >> that's the real jim vance right there.er -- >> he's good at giving clues. >> that's our broadcast for now. >> i'll see it right now. >> look that up. >> see you at 11:00. ♪ stand by me vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me >>> tonight, crisis mode. urgent now deployed with the tsa overwhelmed by swelling lines, and some passengers now being told to get to the airport three hours earlier. what the tsa chief is saying tonight. >>> moments before disaster, disturbing new details on what investigators say happened to the man at the controls right before that deadly amtrak derailment in philadelphia. >>> death threats and chaos. bernie sanders supporters fight for delegates, fueling fears of pandemonium at the democratic convention. >>> olympic bombshell. could dozens of athlet

. >> vance? >> thanks, tisha. >> some of the people in texas have new big concerns tonight, cleaning up from some historic flooding that's already hit their area and then there's the threat of even more rain coming later this week. nbc's jay gray has our report from houston. j from the air, the water seems to stretch forever. from the ground, for many, it's overwhelming. >> it's scary. we've never expected anything like this to happen in our community. >> mandatory evacuations are under way after several days of texas. horses looking for jelte or flooded farms, neighborhoods on the verge of being washed away. cars and homes under water, hundreds struggling to find higher ground with many working to save whatever they can. >> i took my dogs before i took anything else. >> the water in dixie lee franklin's home is gone now, but over the weekend it was up over her mantel. >> i'm thankful we're both okay. >> in neighborhoods where street signs looked more like buoys and water rescues and the search f

confirmed chris vance is dating jenny slate. they also looked cozy during a podcast. the timing is interesting. it was just about a week ago we learned that jenny split from her film ed husband. >> george clooney and amal were stopped cannes today having lunch. this by the way is first time at the festival. there's nobody she'd rather be there with. >> we'll do a little double date beginner tonight, if julia doesn't get too drunk too early. that happens. >> wwth the time change. >> george and amal actually arrived yesterday and spotted is lunch in cannes. >> i imagine it might be quite difficult to know what to pack. because there's so things going on. >> yoeverything. i had six suitcases. he had ten. >> that's just for my tux. >> george and julia have been good friends for over 15 years. their first movie together was oceans 11. >> george doesn't party. >> george spends a lot of time with his prayer group. [ laughter ] and unfortunately their hours conflict with the happy hour. >> you haven't changed a bit. >> adorable. >> we just came from george's prayer group. >>

finally we got in a motorcade of buses, vance as and cars.the streets were quieter than usual for a friday morning, and the venue itself, the april 25th house of culture, a large building not far from the center of the city, is the same place that the last congress was held in. all around the outside of the congress venue there were guards. we couldn't see if they had guns or not. they were standing with umbrellas at about 20 meters apart distanced all around the outside of venue looking out into the streets. sometimes in these celebration or big-event times in north korea people have to put on their best clothes. women will wear traditional korean dresses and men will wear suits and ties, but the people we saw this morning on the street outside the congress venue were dressed as for a normal working day. so actually normal life is going on around all of this congress. but when you stop people in the streets and talk to them about it, of course they have to speak very carefully and in very reverential and respectful ways about anything to do

i'm jim vance,er news 4. >>> million americans are living with alzheimer's.s the baby boomers age, that number will explode. as of today there' no cure or effective treatment. >>> the late bo biden was honored at the hope awards. he died of cancer last year but recognized by the center for missing and exploiting children as a leader in child protection. the hope awards are presented each may in honor of national missing children's day. >>> doug gets back with more about our weather. it was quite an accomplishment today. no rain, not even a drop. >> not even a drop of rain. it only takes 100th of a measurable rain to be counted as a day of rain and we saw 15 in a row and today was not 16. >> the streak ended. >> but a small streak. we are talking about more rain tomorrow and on saturday. look outside, a walk outside, it is quite nice. 63 degrees. winds from the south at 6 miles an hour. what we are dealing with are temperatures above where they normally are this time of the year. everybody in the 60s with clear skies. we fall quickly but with the clos we don't

joining us is cy vance to talk about this.tion is doing. >> i have been six years d.a. and spent a lot of energy prosecuting cyber cases. this is obviously what a lot of folks are doing. the volume of cyber crime and the enormity of the threat is not going to be addressed by prosecutions alone. i think we have to change the paradigm by which we are looking at how to deal with the threat and focus on prevention. and focus on prevention in two important ways. because these don't really exist currently. number one, there has to be prevention among cross-sector allies, the transportation and finance industry, health and hospitals. municipal governments as well as cross-border. right now we tend to be siloed and not communicating about the cyber threats. if, however, we are working collaboratively and approach this problem as an international threat, which is truly is, we -- we just have to wake up and understand this can only be addressed through international cooperation, not by individual offices and loan cases. >> what about di

encourage the president to meet with those who share our interest with human-rights in vietnam with the vance majority for those who were born after thetn vietnam war. and to make clear to those communist leaders that the extension of trade the security partnerships as significant verifiable of human-rights in vietnam in a message was delivered in cuba and then arrested and abuse 82 proceed with trade without imposing any real conditions that would be a colossal mistake the administration will justify those generous benefits to bring about human-rights such arguments have long been discredited in such have failed miserably as well in its states lifted the long a standing objection those three waves of arrests and jailed in introduce sweeping new lawsy an restricting freedom of association and assembly in comminternet. and allow the communist government to jail torture and abuse. why would they not do so again? the communist leadership takes our trade benefits and security commitment for those seeking political reform the business of the communist party to repressn those who challenge their po

. >> doreen, vance, former intelligence official tells nbc news if flight 804 exploded, a network ofellites may have picked up on it. the network is designed to detect missile launches, but the official says a launch is basically a controlled explosion and if something blew up on board the plane, the system would see it. but only if it was along enough and intense enough. the plane made a series of abrupt turns before it went down. a former ntsb official says that indicates something catastrophic happened on board. the flight took off from paris with 66 people on boa on its way to cairo when it went down in the mediterranean sea. the search for the wreckage goes on. a lot of experts say the chances of this being terrorism are high, but investigators are in the u.s. say at this point there is just too much conflicting information to know for sure and they're not ready to say definitively that this plane was deliberately brought down. >> chris lawrence, thank you. >>> here at home, business as usual at airports today. tsa officials say they are confident in their ability to keep everyo

vance refuse to. >>> a queens a family man has an idea to get new york city drivers into the fast lane. we report that the quicker pays would come with a price. >> when you are in a hurry, bumper-to-bumper traffic is the last thing you want to see. one woman says she deals with it every weekday when she commutes from jamaica estates to lower manhattan. >> it makes me want to smash my head on the steering well. >> one new york assemblyman says he has an idea that would shorten the travel time. express lands on already told bridges and tunnels like the midtown tunnel. drivers could pay extra to >> right now, it is 7.50 -- to go through the midtown tunnel -- maybe we could reduce that to $5 or $6 have the express lane, for $10 -- where people can pay more to have that services. >> do you like that idea? >> i like it. i do. >> would you be willing to pay to go through an express lane? >> the suggestion was made during a transportation panel discussions saying the fast lane charge could bring in needed revenue and help avoid raising current tolls. some commuters say the paid express lane it

i don't care what you or vance says. >>> we're going to talk some baseball for a moment.his has been a pretty remarkable road trip for the nationals. today, they took their series against the defending world series champions. along the way, bryce harper broke out of stephen strasburg is off to the best start in his career. the nationals trying to take this game against the royals. two on and he comes through again. the nationals, they're up 4-0 at this point. they scored six runs in the first inning today. they forgot about last night's loss very quickly. fourth inning. it's a 10-2 game. more from murphy. he was 4 for 5 on the day. his batting average .398. next inning we talked about bryce harper. just 2 for 26 coming into today's game. you knew that wasn't going to stick with him for too much longer. here, takes a nice little swing and that ball is out of the park. harper coming through. his tenth home run of the season. ep one. >> go ♪ stand by me vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energy

>> doreen and vance, police tell me that someone hit the man a few feet from where you see that electronicign blichking behind me. that is message where they ask for help. 33-year-old ended up dying. as we found out today, it came after a neighbor's decembsperat tried to save his life. >> it is crazy man. still shocking. this is a popular used road. people use it to get to work. it's terrible. >> just feet from the home where christian lived, the markings of tragedy. >> so close to my house. so scary. >> down the street, neighbor brandon minor was walking home. >> you saw what out here? >> i just saw police cars. i guess they were investigating what happened last night. >> press say matthew was sitting on the curb here. then for some reason, stumbled into shiplett boulevard. >> one of the cars that came up was able to swerve and go around him. they say the second vehicle though hit the man and pulled over to the side of the road. witnesses thought the driver was going to stay but instead took off. witnesses and neighbors tried to save him. >> i did hear that someone came out and tried to d

vance is not clapping. 89 on friday.n i see it. >> okay, i got you there. look at the 80s every day of the next seven in the 80s. even memorial day weekend with the exception of memorial day. we're watching a possible system right we'll talk much more about that in the next couple of days. >> good news. >>> sports coming up. mets, nats, getting ready to face off here in d.c. tonight's vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me and we just couldn't say thno to that face.ns then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't <

>> yeah, that's right, vance. we're seeing some hail. this is in the prince william county area and southern portions of fairfax county as well. ping-pong to golf ball-sized hail. this is a severe thunderstorm warning now for prince william george's, fairfax, and northern charles county. severe thunderstorm warning for fairfax and montgomery countiec. anytime you see the purple, i know we have hail. we're seeing reds. this has the potential for three-inch hail. that is baseball-sized hail. we could see near golf ball-sized between woodbridge a and lorneton. take a look at some of the hail. this was around parts of our region that we sent into our twitter account. this was the hail around the manassas area a little bit earlier. hail really coming down from this storm. it will continue to do so. that severe thunderstorm warning in effect for these a u we'll continue to keep you posted. i have the radar in the next five to ten minutes. >>> another legal battle is brewing against starbucks. why some say the chain is cheating customers. >>> t

jim vance will be joining me. we look forward to doing that. >> great. thank you. >> pat?th so much attention being paid to the zika virus, we have steps you can take today to keep >>> someone could be going home with hundreds of millions of dollars today if they won this weekend's big powerball jackpot but they haven't stepped forward yet. nbc's joe friar joined the people getting excited about this big prize. >> reporter: this morning there's a mystery in new jersey. not a whodunit but a who got it. who is holding on to the winning powerball ticket? the elusive jackpot $429.6 million. >> that's a lot of money. >> reporter: it sure is, and today it's the talk of trenton. >> i wept oh my goodness, i could have had a chance at winning. >> couldn't believe it, actually. couldn't believe it. >> i only had one number, number 5. >> reporter: the sole winner buying the ticket at this 7-eleven and smashing unthinkable odds, 1 in 292 million, and the sixth largest cashing in at $284 million. this is the largest prize since january, $1.6 billion, a record split three ways. crowds c

better chance of rain and thunderstorms friday and slight chance friday, and here you r vance, beautifulddy. 60s and sunny most of next week. >> all right. don't change your mind about it. >> all right. >> we know how you roll. >> we have sports coming up. oh, there is knotting the be smili -- nothing to be smiling about there. and the fallout of bryce ha harr's emotional outburstpe, stroand restoring aing a newbfather's faith. it's standing tall after one surgery... not six. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is finding it earlier... and coming home sooner. stronger is seeking answers... and not giving up, until you find them. because we don't just want your kids to grow up, we want them to grow up stronger. e.t. phone home. when you find something you love, you can never get enough of it. change the way you experience tv with xfinity x1. but cigna is there for you. <

eddie perkin's, eaton vance.ings] we make it five months in a roy of wins for the dow jones industrials. by the way, nasdaq holds on to five session win streak. david asman, melissa francis. melissa: stocks fighting for gains ending the day mixed. the dow ending the day near, down near 70 points. turning move for may. i'm melissa francis. david: i'm david asman. and this is "after the bell." we got you covered on the markets but first here is what else we have for you this hour. donald trump finally revealing how much money he's raised and given to veterans charities while seizing the opportunity to bash the media. here how veterans groups are now responding. >>> the never trump movement shrinking rapidly, still vowing to find a way to defeat him. bill kristol, the movement's leader who got a shoutout from donald trump sugge

>> it's very difficult to him he was able to admit in a private conversation he had with jim advan vancen gasby wed years but he says he wishes he could take on what she has and she could be saved from it. but he wants us all to do something about it and that's what their message is. we're talking about, you know, a terrorist, alzheimer's he sees as a terrorist we have to take out. >> we wish them both well. >>> we're back in a minute with two new chances for sunshine. >> the rainy streak >>> a couple in illinois will after their home was struck by lightning. they say it sounded like a bomb went off. early yesterday morning a lightning strike wound up sparking a fire that took firefighters about 40 minutes to contain. investigators later discovered the home had actually been struck twice. the homeowner says the fire started just above his daughter's bedroom. >> thank god she wasn't staying here. >> thank god she wasn't. because that's where most of the fire was contained in this area back here. >> back here in our area we're expecting some rain today. >> amelia is here with more about po

as vance said if you're is going to toss the toss you have to walk the walk.ce harper can do more than talk. because of that he keeps walking. yesterday in chicago he was issued six free passes. three of them intentional walks. we get the latest on should we say >> reporter: not if this will happen again but when. and what to do about it. that's what nats park is buzzing about. bryce harper's seven plate appearances in chicago and not one at bat which is a major league record. harper did not speak with the media today and his teammates did and they said next time it's up to them to respond. >> if teams do that now go ahead but i have confidence in the world for these other guys to get in there and get runs. >> reporter: the protection isn't there. baptisting behind harper ryan zimmerman, went 1 for 7 yesterday. many feel moving daniel murphy behind bryce will help. he's batting .395. >> do i tear up my whole lineup for degree days? -- three days? >> i think people are panicking earlier. >> reporter: nats hoping some home cooking will do them some good trying t

but watch what happens as we vance throughout the day, take a look as the wind shift on the shore. this will bring in that marine layer, our natural air conditioner in the bay area, pulling things down for the second half of the day, and the coastal locations will cool down today, and the rest of us not until tomorrow. this futurecast on the clouds coming in later on today at 11:00 tonight. and for most of the date nice and warm and clear, and noticed the changes are coming, one more day with this offshore flow around the back side of this area low pressure, and this is radiant between that high pressure out of the pacific in this area of low pressure dropping to the east. temperatures staying warm well above average this time of year, san francisco, oakland, concord and san jose, well above 10 degrees above average. highs topping in the low to mid 80s for those in the south bay, 81 in santa clara, 88 in brentwood, 82 in pittsburg and temperatures in the upper 70s around the bay, a hovering near 80 . and we may not get quite that warm it that low pressure moves in early. 75 in daly

discipline board chairman lieutenant tommy vance sits in the position of judge. >> how do you plead touilty? >> mr. hall pleads not guilty. >> any questions? >> yeah, richie, how many times have you been up for parole in the last 18 years? >> twice. >> what's happened each of those times? >> they continued me because of something i've done. >> why would you purposely try to ditch your parole? >> because i'm scared of getting out. >> you went before parole board before? >> yes. i've been locked up for so long that i'm conditioned to this environment. >> if you didn't want to make parole, can you say i don't want to go? >> i feel like i would be ostracized. other convicts are hoping for any kind of release. it's normal. >> is that it? >> yes, sir. >> guilty of the charge. of refusal, attempt to alter a drug screen. recommend five days. assess a fee of $25. court order fine. recommend a job drop. do you want to fill this in? >> yes. >> i don't feel the $25 is appropriate. >> i can suspend that. i will suspend the $25. >> and richie would like a little time to get his affairs in order befo

there was a buyer great look by ashley vance last year about elon musk. we read it.s history. the guy has gone to the brink with every company he's founded and had a handshake deal to sell the company in may of 2013 or something like that because they couldn't make payroll. if we have another financial crisis and stock gets cut in half and spacex loses a contract, it's all intertwined and they will be in a lot of trouble. the fact is i would go the other way and say his commitment to those endeavors makes the story interesting why he's unique. >> quickly on the stock that traded up today on top of the gain yesterday -- >> well, you guys know, i don't think it's been priced yet. >> yeah. >> wherever it's priced, that's your level you trade against. it's traded really well since the announcement. let's see after its priced. >>> progolfer phil mickelson paying up on games he won with an insider stock tip. a top attorney says what could change in a hurry and close to entering a death cross. we'll tell you what it could mean for stocks. much more "fast money" right after

our nbc affiliate in tampa has identified the driver as 31-year-old robert vance. he faces several charges including leaving the scene of a crash involving an injury. >>> a maryland state trooper back on the job after a crash so bad it nearly killed him. triston philip was helping an elderly couple that was stranded when another car slammed into his cruiser at more than 70 miles per hour. he went through months of physical therapy after the new year's eve crash. this week he returned to office duty at the barracks in jessup. >> i glanced up at my rearview mirror, and that was it. i just remember seeing whi records show state troopers or their vehicles have been hit on the side of the road seven times already this year. >>> early voting started in d.c.'s democratic primary. from now until june 11th registered voters can cast ballots at one of the designated voting sites around the city. you can open the nbc washington app to see which is for you. >>> a week from today californians will weigh-in on the race for president. senator bernie sanders has an event in san fr

eddie perkin's, eaton vance. [closing bell rings] we make it five months in a roy of wins for the dow jones industrials. by the way, nasdaq holds on to five session win streak. david asman, melissa francis. melissa: stocks fighting for gains ending the day mixed. the dow ending the day near, down near 70 points. turning move for may. i'm melissa francis. david: i'm david asman. and this is "after the bell." we got you covered on the markets but first here is what else we have for you this hour. donald trump finally revealing how much money he's raised and given to veterans charities while seizing the opportunity to bash the media. here how veterans groups are now responding. >>> the never trump movement shrinking rapidly, still vowing to find a way to defeat him. bill kristol, the movement's leader who got a shoutout from donald trump suggesting he has found his candidate. bernie sanders hitting california hard, forcing hillary clinton to cancel events in new jersey and rush to california a day early. we're just

the president would once more call upon his international troubleshooter, cyrus vance, to act as america's on the scene. -- 22nd, is an absurd to the president he would fly to athens to help remove the danger of war from that part of the world. hisur nations surprise, secretary of defense with seek a new post, having been nominated by the director of the world bank. mcnamara was unique among defense secretaries, having held the secretary longer than any predecessor. in ating military issues broad context. above all, even as keeper of the he remained a, human is. in november, president signed into law the national commission on product safety. although a major bill in its own right, it signaled more than protection for the consumer. marked theson, it end of his first or years in office. , it meantation another milestone in a long line of impressive legislative achievement that meet the urgent priorities of the 1960's. in translating legislation into a program of action for the american people, no president could match his record. on theeed to crack down comment who prey on the defenses. som

third way creates and brings to market at vanced nuclear technologies. currently, nuclear energy is provided as a single product offering, specifically large gigawatt scale electricity production machines. the national energy system is changing rapidly, opening up the possibility of nuclear energy supporting a wider range of functions, if new ideas can get from conception to commercialization. a 2015 third way report identified 50 companies backed by $1.3 billion in private. capital, developing plans for new nuclear plants in the u.s. and canada. these companies are creating a growing number of product options of varying sizes and capabilities intending to build upon the continued success of our current light water reactor fleet which provides over 60% of the carbon-free electricity in the united states. private/public partnerships will be key to the story. similar to the way hydraulic fracking and internet were developed and how space-x is currently teaming with nasa to send unmanned vehicles to mars. how can federal investments nurture this emerging cu

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so, page 315 should read whereas supervisor london breed has proposed supervisor aaron vance peskin has cosponsored a food service and so on. so, page 3, line 5 should read, whereas supervisor- london breed has proposed and, supervisor and peskin has cosponsored and remove the wood, have and propose. so supervisor london breed has proposed and supervisor aaron peskin has cosponsored. >> president omotalde: thank you. director would you like to introduce this speakers >> this item coming before you has actually started its way through the board of supervisors and we have two outstanding presenters to give you the big context. as you know, this is about zero waste. it's about environmental health. stop the health of the oceans as was the people and the planet at large. i think what's important for you to know as we go forward is that san francisco is not alone in looking at the issue of expanded polystyrene foam that their are other cities who have taken a look at this and done actions on their own. we are starting with our food where. this is an expansion of that previous ordinance. the

i apologize no vance for my rain hair, there's nothing i can do about it.th some of you probably understand[laughter] >> so when i started putting this book together, obviously, hillary had not yet announced that she was going to run for president. so it was a bit of a gamble but we figured probably not too much of a gamble.er hillary had made up her mind in 2014 when we start it had project. and it's something like the question of love her or love her not and sort of most interestingly the likability question that we hear about in the media is something that's really fascinating me not just to her but to really all of usen as women and women who work and sort of what are the difference standards that we hold for men and women specially in the national spotlight. so when hillary was running, it was talked about in the media and i think it was highlighted in the january 2008 debate when one of the questioners said to her that a lot of the voters liked her idea but they found barack obama to be more likable than her and how she feel about that and she said, well, that hurts my feelings, but i

we are leveraging all available at vance passenger data, intelligence, blind person information and open-source information. has strength in the visa waiver program in coordination with the department of state and congress had all individuals traveling as part of the visa waiver program are subject to rigorous screening for departure in the united states and throughout the travel continuum. the visa waiver program significantly enhances our nation's security and my enforcement partnerships with her dissipating countries and we continue to work with their international partners to strengthen information sharing increasing our joint presence at your pole. we have strengthened our efforts in the close partnership with state, local and tribal von forsman, are key first responders throughout our nation. we have strengthened the -- i would like to thank this committee for endorsing the secretary's key unity of effort in priority. strengthening and ensuring the department is an ongoing process and would rely on this committee to work with us. legislating the joint task force and undersecretary for a s