so we're here in vancouver to show you the controversial blan. our investigation next. . >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. clouds rolling into san jose right now, but i will show you where a few isolated showers are possible tomorrow morning. that's coming up in about eight minutes. there's only one word for the all new together forever-a pixar night time spectacular. ooohhhh. ahhhhhh. okay, maybe two. celebrate friendship and beyond at pixar fest. staring april 13th at disneyland resort. a horrific crash on 8-80 near the stevenson exit. >>> want to take you back out to the scene of the breaking news we told you at the top of the newscast. a deadly accident in fremont on 880 near the stevenson exit. you are looking at a live picture right now. this is what we know at this point. at least two people are dead, several others have major injuries. we are talking about five to six cars, maybe eight cars involved in the accident. the particulars of how it happened is what we don't know right now. what we do know is that all northbound lanes rem

so we're here in vancouver to show you the controversial plan. i'm bigad shaban and our investigation is next. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein illegal. >>> welcome back. a new plan to clean up san francisco controversial and illegal display but could save thousands of lives, cutting down on the nug of drug needles scattered around the city. >> our recent investigation went viral after exposing san francisco's diseased streets lined with used needles, feces and trash. now one potential solution has health experts pointing north to canada. >> bigad shaban traveled to vancouver to see it firsthand. >> reporter: we're good to take you inside of a place for drugs. where addicts can shoot up under th

and so, we decided that we are going to move the family to vancouver.son was going to stay with me in seattle. my daughters and my wife were going to live in vancouver and we were going to commute again over the weekends. but the thing that, quite honestly, that is where it came all naturally to us. because in some sense our son had taught us what it takes to give people with disabilities the best shot, and so it is something we took on. david: and your son lives with you now? satya: yes. david: and one of the qualities that you say you got from all this was empathy. and that the result of having empathy made you a better ceo and a better person. is that fair? satya: yeah. in fact, when i look at empathy, and most people think that empathy is just something you reserve for your life, your family, your friends or what have you, but the reality is, it is an existential priority for a business. because if you look at it, like what is our business? our business is to meet unmet, unarticulated needs of customers. there is no way our innovation to meet unmet,

the bay side city of vancouver is often compared to san francisco. the city has eight supervised injection sites where addicts get clean syringes for free to shoot up drugs like heroin and crystal meth. within three months of opening one of these centers, the number of used syringes on nearby streets was cut by more than half. each person that comes through here is assigned their own private booth. they can dispose of their needles here. some can spend 15 minutes, others up to an hour. if someone overdoses, trained staff step in to inject life-saving drugs. workers also help addicts get into rehab and housing. >> we are seeing more survive on the streets. >> reporter: darwin fisher runs one of the sites. >> it's not enabling drug use. it's enabling drug users to seek care. >> reporter: we were there when he met with 30 government and business leaders from san francisco. they represent the mayor's office, chamber of commerce, uber and more. >> i think they have a good model here for people who want to come in and use safely. >> reporter: san francisco

our investigative reporter traveled to vancouver to find out.e has a preview right now. >> it would create a place for drugs where addicts could bring their own drugs and shoot up under supervision. it isn't stopping san francisco from wanting to become the first city in the nation to open these centers. >> even just adding one new site to san francisco would save the city $3.5 million a year because of the savings in reduced hiv, viral hepatitis, overdoses. they've already been doing this 30 years in up to 100 countries in 11 cities. it's involven it's proven to work in those cities. >> we'll take you inside rarely-seen drug centers. addicts have a place to use and throw out their syringes. critics say the plan is dangerous and encourages illegal drug use. how could it change life in san francisco in we investigate at 11:00. >>> an asteroid the size of the statue of liberty was near us this afternoon, kind of here. the asteroid called the 2010 wc-9 came within 122,000 miles of the earth. astronomers say it did come close but it gave a chance to

investigative reporter traveled to vancouver to find out. >> reporter: the plan would create a place for drugs where addicts could shoot up under trained staff. the idea is controversial and illegal in the u.s. but that isn't stopping san francisco from wanting to become the first city in the nation to open these centers. we travel to vancouver to get a rare look at these sites, addicts are given clean needles and place to use them. that's helped reduce the rate of infection from diseases like hiv and hepatitis c. the centers also have a place to throw away used needles so they don't wind up on streets. san francisco now plans to open two of these supervised injection sites by august. state legislation has been proposed to legalize the centers bults the drug enforcements administration tells us the sites still break federal law. meaning anyone using them or working inside could face prosecution. for now that doesn't seem to be a sticking point for san francisco. you can watch our full investigation by logging on to our website, nbcbayarea.com. > >>>. >> you can also reach the investi

investigative reporter traveled to vancouver to see it firsthand and caught up with marcus to talk about that plan. >> so what exactly is the idea here? >> i mean, we're base he canally ta basically talking about a place for drugs, where drug addicts can use illegal drugs under the care of medical staff equipped with life saving drugs that could reverse the effects of an overdose. >> he went to vancouver and saw what was going on. talk about the difference it made. >> they now have eight sites and in the history of the program not had a single person die of an overdose inside the centers. they also say they've even a serious reduction from diseases like hiv, hepatitis c. they had seen a serious spike because of people sharing needles but they get clean syringes which also helped cut down on number of used needles they see on their own city streets. >> what will we see happen in san francisco? >> there are some in california who think it is another way to encourage people to use drugs illegally. city leaders however disagree, they are pushing forward with potentially opening two sites by

so we're here in vancouver to show you the controversial plan. our investigation next. teacherse protesting today. >>> but first happening now, teachers in north carolina are protesting today. they are pushing for more education funding. teachers say they were inspired by those rallies in other states. a number of north carolina school districts cancelled classes for the day. plus, guatemala opens a new embassy in jerusalem. becoming the second country to do so after the united states. israel's prime minister said that it's fitting since guatemala also followed the u.s. to be the second country to recognize israel 70 years ago. paraguay will also relocate its embassy. more news after the break. oto balancendidate for governor the state budgetarties together while making record investments in local classrooms and creating new career training programs. antonio villaraigosa for governor. brought business and labor together to expand career training and apprenticeships, invested in transportation and helped create over 200,000 living wage jobs. antonio villaraigosa for gove

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. >> this dash-cam video comes from the vancouver cam. take a look at the time in the twer right-handhe. because there is a cner couple in line trying to leave this what looks like a parking lot. the person in the blue car couldn't wait for the busy trafot driver decides to go out the wrong direction andry turn. tso then they decide to back u get back in line for just a moment. because we can check been about, you can't possibly wait any longer, so now you decide to g turn just as these cars get the go aheait's not like this place never going tos person is a jerk. >> yes. the clip ends shortly after. you can see there is plentyf eft youhe woure werehi moment betwe her dog nmelting. >> theoh. >> see 19-years-old. >> i knew to punch me in the gulf aren't you? >> mia says she hadbo aut his last day. she adopted him 12 years ago when she was 7-years-old. she says when she walked into the shelter, she just knew simba was her doggy. >> this video it has gone so viral because everyone is like, nick. we have all been there? >> in this moment, eve

. >> sow went to vancouver and saw what was going on there. talk about the difference it made. >> well vancouver opened the sites about 15 years ago and they now have eight and in the history they have not had a single person die of an overdose inside of the centers. they say that they've seen a serious reduction in the number of infection from diseases iv and hepatitis and had seen a spike because of people sharing needles but at these sites they get clean syringes which also cut down on the use of needles on their own city streets. >>what will happen here in san francisco. >> there are some in california against the idea and thinking this another way to encourage people to use drugs illegally. city leaders disagree and pushing forward with open twog sites by august but how do they intend to do that with the sites still being illegal. so we'll get to that part of the story in our full investigation tonight at 11:00. >> and we'll be watching. thank you so much. and you can always send our investigative unit a tip and do that by giving us a cal

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going to vancouver where they have supervised injection sites. can you read the story on nbcbayarea.com. >>> we are learning more details about the deadly crash in fremont. we brought you that breaking news highway 880 that shut down two hours. the crash happened tuesday night. 21-year-old. nguyen tran driving under the influence of pot and caused that crash. three people in the escalade were killed and there were eight people in an suv all heading home frafter a day at the zoo. nine-year-old girl and her sister among the victims as well. christy went to sierra high school. that school is in mourning as you can imagine. here are some of her classmates. >> it's devastating to know she was killed by marijuana and a person under the influence driving. >> it's horrible what happened. she was an amazing person. >> 39-year-old noelle johnson also killed. a baby also injured and remains in critical condition at stanford. tran is set to be arraigned today. >> this is a story that shocked so many. a mother in a fairfield child abuse case is in jail this m

like i said, not much in the terms of victory for bay area teams, the quakes ended up tying vancouver opens this up with the three run shot. it was a 3-2 game. we have to show you something that the a's did in the positive. that was a sensational catch in two the lower stands and he comes out holding the baseball they reviewed it and sure enough that is a sensational catch but the a's take 2 of 3 in the series. that is him scaring the youngsters. they just saying the national anthem. the former giant, he goes deep for san francisco. and now the deficit is 4-3. it is the bottom of the fifth inning. the bases are loaded. it looks like he may be a hero. scooter jeanette had a sensational catch i think that ball would have been fair that will be three runs, the giants take 2 out of 3, six-3 -- 6-3 is the final. >>> check this out, bartolo colsn, 44 years old, you worry about his reaction, you know what he said after that, thank goodness for my belly. he always has that great sense of humor. look at this way. right here. >> what happened? >> he just lost his footing right there. he winds u

near vancouver island, british columbia. it's contagious. symptoms include similar symptoms to the flu. >>> health warning in santa clara county about the measles. according to the san francisco chronicle, at least six cases of the measles have been reported in that county. health officials say the latest case involved a patient previously traveled outside the u.s. march 7. former cases where confirmed by april 5. measles have also been reported in alameda county and in nevada. officials say the original cases were linked to a traveler who was exposed to the measles in europe. and then came back here to the bay area. >>> time now is 4:01. and it is a new incident involving southwest airline. a window cracked during flight. still ahead, the local aviation expert on what could have caused the problem and just how common or rare something like this is. >>> eight police officers were hurt in a fiery explosion. it happened during a standoff with a man who was holding his wife hostage. >>> last night, a barn in connecticut where a man reportedly h

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that's the last time because a dry and warm pattern is gdelop.ngoi the area of low pressure over vancouver seattle, slide down the coast, kick up breezes, clouds, and eventually tap into moisture and bring the chance of wet weather to the south and east. for us mostly sunny south bay, 69 milpitas, to 73,70 mcroclimates on the peninsula, mid to upper 60s today. we'll even be a little bit warmer along t 6he0s, 65 downto san francisco and sausalito with henoo upper 70s through t ut low 60s at your coast. along east pay shore 67. at berkeley pleasanton, brentwood and fairfield 78. tonight mid-40s to 50 with a little more fog in the forecast especially along the coast and north pbay valleys. that will give away sunshine. temperatures the same tomorro w friday and still a little above average as we head through the week. all right. let's take a look at the morning commute. here is alexis. >> looking okay, a couple of central valley, 580, a few areas west 92bod san mateo light volume and no delays. if you're using mass transit, incident-free othne oerut on t. gps issues continu. if you're looking

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. >> a man in vancouver had a bit of a peacock problem and now he has a problem with the law. been fined almost $800 for cutting down a tree that was attracting dozens of peacocks. he said the birds left huge messes and were loud, keeping him up all night. he asked for a permit to remove the tree. he was denied but chopped it down anyway. >>> it's out with drugs and in with food for one doctor in new york. he's prescribing vegetables instead of medicine as part of an overall treatment for his patients. laura podesta has more. >> reporter: here in the kitchen j.t. crofts is filling his prescription for a healthy diet. foods like this cauliflower pizza with roasted vegetables helps him fight his chronic health problems. >> we're focusing on plant-based food. >> reporter: j.t. was on multiple medications to treat high blood pressure, reflux, and gout. when he was diagnosed with gout, he got off his medication. >> what are you cooking up in the kitchen nowadays? >> reporter: dr. graham is part of an innovative trend that focuses on diet, relaxation techniques, exercise, and more t

the oysters were harvested from bain's sound on vancouver island. in addition to the california cases, nearly 200 people in canada also got sick as well. four oyster farms linked to the outbreak all remaining closed. >>> every once in a while we'll talk about how our weather in the bay area gets sensitive this time of year. the next 24 hours is a case in point. we'll see a tiny little change in wind direction and keep the onshore flow but for some of you, it may mean a 10-degree difference in temperature tomorrow. i'll explain coming up. >> coming up all new at 6:00 tonight, will the feds leave california high and dry? new signs fema won't help foot the bill for the massive repairs to the oroville dam. >>> here we are. in the midst of spring and it's starting to sort of feel like it at times but cool at night. >> it's interesting because this time of year can almost feel like two seasons within one day, where in the morning, it's like man, i need a jacket. then by the afternoon when the sun is out, there's spring. we got through lunchtime. now we ca

. >> reporter: abc news contacted her mom's former employer at a vancouver real estate firm.l tay filmed using his car and some of his properties for sale, all without his per mix, a claim angie denies. >> i made a decision to resign. >> so then if you'd resigned your job, how do you support your family? financially? >> i don't want to reveal it in front of the public. >> how would you respond to critics who would sa, you're just going to profit off your daughter now? >> it's not true. >> no one's forcing me to do this. i decided to do this. >> reporter: but that fictional fortune in lil tay's videos appears to be turning into real cash, landing her first endorsement deal with tunes audio. >> my brand-new headphones, y'all can get your headphones too -- >> where did you buy that sweatshi sweatshirt? >> gucci. >> you went to the gucci store and said, here's my credit card? or my cash? >> yeah, my cash. >> reporter: price point on the sweatshirt, just shy of $1,400. >> i'm going to have my name on one of these stars one day. >> reporter: fame famous or infamous, lil tay seems t

then and to keep continue like this things only got worse to tie phelps went to that john kerry vancouver stands crossed and steamy that made no mistake the the i understood didn't surrender danielle did on the pull one back just after the restart the sim wants to thanks her that surrounds not with me to kind gifting the opposition gulfs. this time let me use the fisheries of the stick defending from the first book was happening no nothing. like this but the game beyond doubt in the sixty said minutes was i was still on the list of true that was the decision to have the. so will both good manage to beat the drop or at least make the playoffs and that will depend on how well our nerves hold up the me they now have. nerves of steel what happened that made it to as they headed off to frankfurt. some weeks only we've had from hamburg is. by late and pulling off the impossible. because christian science has brought them back from the brink with winning in second place shall go and last week's drubbing of relegation rivals both but feeling renewed. haven't achieved anything yet we're two points

pacific northwest, even off vancouver, that will drive that system down into nevada and eventually towardsern nevada. we will get what it's -- is called a southerly surge. 70s and 80s. it will be breezy to windy. but not all the on the wind. breezy, warmer. still pretty warm saturday. and then a huge drop on sunday. and next week looks really cool. but we will tackle today and tomorrow first. >> all right. sounds good. >> you got it. >> thank you, steve. >>> 4:22. volcano national park in hawaii is closed again. the warnings from scientists that the situation could get even worse. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it's 4:20 five. skeletal remains have been found near the area where a woman is believed to have given her family off a cliff. the sheriff's office received calls about the discovery of a pair of girls' jeans with a shoe and one of the pant legs. the in a was found inside that you. the discovery was made one mile north of where jennifer hart is believed to have deliberately driven her wife and their six children off a cliff back in march. >>> time is now 4:20 five. jerry brown w

. >> i want to try something that i know is actually working in places like vancouver, canada. >> reporter: bart is also partnering with agencies that provide help for drug users and homeless people. >>> california's population is set to reach 40 million people later this year. the state added 309 new residents in 2017 raising the total population to 39.8 million. densely populated areas, of course, like the bay area saw the most growth due to immigration, birth and housing construction. >> we think it's probably going to happen sometime before the end of the summer. so maybe august, september. it's always a little bit unclear when that actually happens but we are getting pretty close. >> of the state's ten largest cities sacramento grew by the largest with a 1.4% increase. >>> below average rain in recent months has issued a cut back on water use. >> amid concern we could be in for another dry season ahead. >> reporter: in santa cruz water conservation is the game and residents are choosing to play it. >> when i'm doing the dishes i don't run the water. i turn off the tap and i have a lit

. >> i want to try something that i know is working in places like vancouver, canada. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. also partnering with agencies. >> what do you think of b.a.r.t.? share your thoughts. >>> the suspects in the golden state killer case is expected back in court tomorrow. appearing briefly in court for a hearing today. this is video from his arraignment last week when he formally heard the charges against him. investigators arrested him one week ago today. they say they used dna to identify him as the killer responsible from at least a dozen murders and almost 50 rapes from 1976 to 1986. 20/20 is going to devote this week's episode to the killer. you will hear from some of the survivors and families of those killed. 20/20 airs friday night at 10:00 p.m. followed by abc news at 11:00. >>> many bay area students walked out of class today to support the second amendment. downtown college prep in san jose. and california high school in san ramon participated. in san ramon, 75 students left class. coming just after a month after walkouts. >> kids walking out and represented in the media,

our investigative reporter travels to vancouver to investigate a controversial program to clean streets up and save lives. the city is ready to take the plunge, but it's illegal in the u.s. >>> a quick wednesday night forecast. >> we have clouds rolling in now, a slight chance of a spotty shower near the coast, the bay tomorrow morning. 69, cool for the afternoon and back up to 76 on saturday. >> it's yummy outside. >> what day is today? >> tuesday. >> did i just say wednesday? >> tomorrow is wednesday. >> thanks for joining us. ♪"extra" "extra" ♪ >>> now on "extra." pauley perrette's mysterious exit from "ncis." suddenly quitting after 15 seasons. her shocking claims about multiple physical assaults. we have the latest new details. >>> bill o'reilly's return to tv. >> one year after getting fired from fox, breaking news on the secret plans to revive "the factor." >>> new royal wedding drama. with meghan's dad out, who will walk her down the aisle. >> could he still make it, or will meghan's mom do the honors. >> our british dream team, mark and teri, on countdown in london. >>> the one

probably technology hubs in seattle, places that in silicon valley, vancouver, europe am a berlin, cambridge in the u.k., german, we haven't -- a number ofve spaces. you look at languages and competency of skills, high efficient engineers. caroline: a second headquarters? tom: i am excited as anybody to find out. it will be an office very near where we sit now. thank you for amazon alexa joining us in boston. and meanwhile amazon is taking a page out of the nfl playbook. it is not about how to run -- it is how to make a board of directors more inclusive. the e-commerce giant has considered women and minorities -- amazon says the new policy normalizes a practice. they faced criticism for imposing a requirement like the nfl which helped increase diversity on its staff like teen interviews with one minority candidate. they have zero people of color and a third made up of women. that would place it above average for e-commerce companies. cookg up, apple ceo tim and president trump on the importance of trade. we bring you the highlights. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio, the

host: we have matthew on our independent line from vancouver, washington.ill the gun debate play a role in your vote in november? caller: i don't think i will go with democrats on that. it surprises me that it's a democrat type of issue. it should be more independent. it warns me that they are being paid to go with this route to say no guns. what concerns me is the main stier of the democrats,, -- tom steyer. he's endorsed the mayor from san francisco -- he was running percentage and he ended up getting caught smuggling drugs. he was a big advocate for no guns. i'm really wondering why this issue is so big. movemente black rights -- as far as shootings of black people. it concerns me what else is going on behind the scenes. times"the washington reports that some nra members with theing restless in action from some members of congress. arerights activists -- increasingly restless with leaders in washington who promised all sorts of big wins for second amended supporters. as the nra convention kicks off in dallas this week, activists are wondering where thing

a canadian man has been find for cutting down a tree he said attracted 40 peacocks to his vancouver neighborhood. after being denied a permit he is going to cut it down anyway. his grateful neighbors say they will chip in to pay the fine. primary season heating up in a key battleground state, it is getting ugly in ohio, the race between alizarin baked jeopardy champion and dennis kucinich. we will ask the former congressman what he thinks of being accused of carrying, quote, funky baggage by other democrats coming up. not having a good breakfast can make you feel like your day never started. get going with carnation breakfast essentials®. it has protein, plus 21 vitamins and minerals including calcium and vitamin d, to help your family be their best. carnation breakfast essentials®. to help your family be their best. this endangered species is getting help from some unexpected friends. these zebra and antelope. they're wearing iot sensors, connected to the ibm cloud. when poachers enter the area, the animals run for it. which alerts rangers, who can track their motions and help stop them before

the affected oysters were harvested at four oyster farms and they found that near vancouver island, british columbia. norovirus is contagious. symptoms are similar to the flu. >>> a health warning in santa clara county about the measles. according to the san francisco chronicle, at least six cases of the measles now reported in that county. health officials say the latest case involves a patient who recently traveled outside of the u.s. the first case was back in march seventh. for more cases were conformed by april 5 the measles have also been reported in alameda county and in nevada. officials say the original cases were linked to a traveler who was exposed to the measles in europe and then came back here to the bay area. >>> the population of california is growing. with nearly 40 million people now living in the state. new numbers from the california department of finance show that the population has now -- is now at 39.8 million. 309,000 new residents since last year's survey. a number that includes newborns and people moving to california from other states or countries. the largest pop

the affected oysters near vancouver island, british columbia. normal virus is contagious. >>> there's a health warning in santa clara county. it's about the measles. according to the san francisco chronicle, at least six cases of the measles have been reported in that county. health officials say the latest case involved a patient who recently traveled outside of the u.s. the first case reported march 7. four more cases where conformed by april 5. the measles have also been reported in alameda county and in nevada. officials say the original cases were linked to a traveler exposed to the measles in europe but came back here to the bay area. >>> it's 11 minutes after 5:00. it is a new incident involving southwest airlines. a window cracked during flight. still ahead, a local aviation expert tells us what could've caused the problem and just how common or rare something like this is. >>> and an incredible story. eight police officers hurt in a ferry explosion. the blast that happened during a standoff with a man we use our phones and computers the

the 80-year-old actor known for his iconic deep baritone was to be the voice of vancouver's transportationtoday, you can now tap your visa. >> they have decided to pause his announcements. this comes as more allegations of sexual misconduct in the entertainment industry are surfacing as part of the "me too" movement. >> president trump is pulling the plug on the high stakes summit with kim jong-un, the decision was made after the possibility was raised on of a nuclear showdown. we have the latest. >> less than three weeks, the summit. >> indeed a set back for the world. >> north korea showed anger and open hos till i-- hostility, an pence was slammed for being a political dummy. >> this will only end like the lian mel ended if kim jong-un does not make a deal. ad that there would be a nuclear showdown if the summit did not take place. >> we are in a strong position. i think they want to do what is right. >> in a senate hearing on capitol hill, mike pompeo said that planning for the sit down had stalled, blaming north korea. >> got a lot of dialtones, center. the art of diplomacy is harder

and this is because of low pressure, which is currently sitting off the coastline of vancouver britishe an issue for us, but this low will move to the south and park itself over nevada. that will do several different things and one change coming up on friday. on friday noticed something missing here. no fog on the coast. no cloud cover. that is because the wind will change as that low gets closer. and it will take that onshore flow away. now friday night into saturday. watch where the low is centered to the east. watch where a new ridge of high pressure is centered. that enhances the north wind, even though a north wind would be cool, for us, it is an offshore wind and the wind will be dusty friday night. and that is also the reason why friday and saturday will be the warmest because we will lose the ocean influence. so above 1000 feet the wind could get up to 55 miles per hour. strong enough to bring down a few trees. we will watch that. highs tomorrow warming back up to normal. that is 73 degrees for you in san jose. the beach has been cloudy and cool and that will not change. walnut

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if you want to go to vancouver where there is always controversy, it's more like 4.75 a gallon latelyem to be coming down on the markets, 2, 3 cents a liter, but over the next couple of days we'll see a correction, maybe not in time for the memorial day long weekend, but next week potentially prices easing off. >> what are the average prices -- >> 1.28, $1.29 a liter, 3.80, 3.75 a gallon. that's more expensive than the most expensive place in continental america. >> you knew where i was talking about. if we complain, go to canada appreciate it. >> take care >>> rising gas prices might have an impact on housing diana olick has the details. >> reporter: tammy washington is tired of the high cost of housing and now the rising cost of gas >> the housing prices then the gas goes up every week it was almost a dollar difference a month ago >> higher gas prices are just another negative for home owners and more so for potential buyers home prices were up over 5% in april according to the national association of realtors, inventory fell over 6% mortgage rates are also up to the highest level i

the now 16- year-old originally from vancouver, washington, is not being named because he's a minor.t and was sentenced to five years probation and 1,920 hours of community service.... if he cannot pay the millions in full... the court says he could establish a pay schedule through the juvenile department. (grant) a man is killed after his tesla veers of the road-- and crashes into a pond. this was last night on crow canyon road between castro valley and san ramon. the driver of the model s...was keith lee-ung of danville the 34-year old was still in his seat-belt when crews recovered the car. it's not clear if the tesla was operating on auto-pilot...a controversial feature of the tesla. tonight...keith's dad was proud to tell us how accomplished keith was academically.(sot) father. he was smart, hard working basically not worry about academics from elementary to college(grant) his father says - besides his full time job as a chemical engineer... he tutored kids in both academics and music. keith's mother was out of the country, but now rushing back bc of her son's tragic death (vick

one thing that amazon already said is do you know what , hey, seattle we already have offices in vancouverston. we're going to halt this project here in seattle until we come to an agreement on this but one thing we can tell you right now is we're just going to hire more people in boston and hire more people in vancouver so that's even without building this second headquarters. you know, i think a lot of this and neil you just alluded to this. these big tech cities seattle i actually think has the third highest level of homelessness after la and after new york and i think from the city council's point of view in seattle they're saying we know amazon didn't cause homelessness but what has happened is a lot of these tech workers when they go and wok for a place like amazon they may make $100,000 a year or $200,000 a year, people at amazon fulfillment centers make usually on average less than $30,000 a year, just as a comparison point within that one company, but the seattle city council is saying a lot of middle class people are being squeezed out so they want this tax to go towards building

we're going to at employees in vancouver, boston.rom the point of view of seattle city council, they say the city has the third largest homeless population after new york and l.a. we need help. we need the tax money to build 1,800 affordable housing units. we need the money to fund homeless services. so within amazon, there's great income disparity. in some ways, that's what this is about. you have executives making between $100,000 and $200,000 a year. even the people in the warehouses make less than $30,000 a year. seattle says we've been good to you, amazon. be good back. amazon is looking as we all know for the second h.q. and will be looking to expand other offices faster than previously thought. that vote is the 14th of may. so the situation will be clearer after that. back to you. >> neil: amazon can say we've been good to you, too. >> exactly. >> neil: see what happens. thanks very much. all right. we have -- i do want to get into this. catalina magazine and charles payne, the host of "making money." i want to get into some s

. >> i want to try something i know is actually working in places like vancouver, canada. >> b.a.r.t. is partnering with agencies that provide services to drug icers and homeless. >>> and san francisco mayor mark farrell suggested sending san francisco police to help the b.a.r.t. cops and the workers at the downtown city stations. >>> berkeley police looking for a suspect in a theft of a laptop at a cafe on monday. investigators say the suspect grabbed the laptop from a customer at cafe strada. this cell phone showing two good smartsen all of a sudden a second man punches one of the good samaritans in the head. the two ran off into a newer model blue chevy impala. >> the data firm at the center of facebook's privacy scandal is now closing doors. today's shutdown of cambridge analytica comes as the first is losing clients and facing legal fees from the facebook case. in a statement the company wrote despite cambridge analytica unwavering confidence that its employees acted ethically and lawfully, the siege of media coverage has driven away virtually all customers. facebook has tightene

we already have offices in vancouver. we have offices in boston. we're just going to hire more there. from the point of view of the seattle city council that city has the third largest homeless population in the u.s., after new york and l.a. and the council says it wants to address some of this income disparity and use potential tax money to build 1800 affordable housing units, with the rest of the money going towards services for the homeless. even within amazon, there is large income disparity. executives make between 100,000 and $200,000 a year. people in warehouses make a little less than 30,000 a year. this was part of the backdrop of have and have-nots with some cities that have seen big societal shifts with the tech companies having their headquarters there, david. david: seattle may have not amazon if they keep that up. thank you very much. the panel is here to react. susan, a lot of voting with people's feet. people and companies voting with their feet, moving from places with high taxes, too many regulations too places with lower and no t

you were in vancouver you did a ted talk. >> which when i bought this, but sorry. [ laughter ] it wask at gucci. >> seth: so for those that don't know, i mean were you nervous? and what is the -- what is the undertaking of a ted talk?" >> i was terrified. you write a talk, they don't like to tell it a speech because it's supposed to be a relaxed sort of conversational situation. little did i know that you don't have a teleprompter. >> seth: okay, so you got it memorized. >> yes, but i was like no. i'm having -- >> seth: what's the time limit? they all have -- >> they like it between nine and like 12 minutes. i did ten. >> seth: nice, well that's right in there. >> i think when i wrote -- it is. check. i remember when i rehearsed it, it was about nine, so i was -- you know, with them in the moment, it got a little longer. >> seth: good. >> i was happy with my material, but terrified, kept rehearsing it. i don't know, and it happened. it was honestly one of the scariest things i've ever done in my life. i felt like every smarty-pants, smarty, smarty person was like sitting there looking

in alberea tar sands region while endangering communities around unexpended export terminal near vancouver. and a transgender woman who was part of the caravan of central american migrants who arrived at the u.s. border earlier ththis momonth seeking asylum has diedn the custody of u.s. immigration and customs enforcement. buzzfeed news reports that roxsana hernandez died friday after suffering a cardiac arrest at a hospital in albuquerque, new mexico. hernandez was one of scores of asylum seekers who crossed into the united states earlier this month after taking part in a month-long caravan that began more than 2000 miles away in the mexican state of chiapas. hernandez's supporters say she was detained by u.s. customs and border protection after asking for asylum at the border. she was reportedly held in a freezing cell with the lights turned on 24 hours a day and denied adequate food or medical care. last month, hernandez told buzzfeed news that she fled honduras after facing discrimination and violence. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the w

a judge says the vancouver boy responsible for examining the eagle creek fire in the columbia river gorge last september must pay almost $37 million in restitution. the teen's attorney called the amount absurd. the boy pleaded guilty to 12 counts in february, including reckless burning on public land and criminal mischief. he was sentenced to five years probation in 2,000 hours of community service with the forest service. this is a live look at las vegas from our affiliate fox 5. big story there tonight, hundreds of unionized workers vote on a possible strike. the culinary union expects between 20,000 and 25,000 25,00 members to vote. workers employed at 34 properties are eligible to vote. tonight's live look from outside the beltway at "special report." we are outside the beltway too at the nixon library. will be right back. get the recipes at walnuts.org. i'm 85 years old in a job where. i have to wear a giant hot dog suit. what? where's that coming from? i don't know. i started my 401k early, i diversified... i'm not a big spender. sounds like you're doing a lot. but i still feel like

. >> i was actually -- i was doing an interview for the up-front presentation up in vancouver.. >> but i was up there and the sound guy, he had to stop the take or stop the interview because he goes, "oh, sorry, motorcycle is going by." i'm like, "yeah, that was like '88 road glide special with extra --" yeah. and then like two or three bikes went by. i'm like, "that was a triumph." >> seth: wow! >> that was -- yeah. >> seth: so you're like a motorcycle rainman. >> kind of. [ laughter ] yeah, i know. >> seth: that is a skill that's going to make you no, no money. >> none at all. there's no fun with that at all. >> seth: there's no -- >> yeah, i can't impress anybody, nothing. >> seth: yeah, there's no vegas game called "name that motorcycle." [ laughter ] >> no, no. there's not slot machine, nothing. yeah. >> seth: hey, man, so great to see you as always. >> you too, man. definitely. >> seth: thank you so much for being here. congrats on the show. >> always. thanks, seth. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: milo ventimiglia, everybody. we'll be right back with laurie metcalf. [ ch