it take further analysis ward by ward.oral area with lots of seats that will determine the outcome of the next election probably. the conservatives gaining 26. with that in mind and to talk about dudley and the rest of the west midlands, we can bring in patrick burns. dudley, tell us about dudley, a hung council. it remains no overall control which does no justice to what was a dramatic night, despite the empty tables now. we have seen high tension. the result has been a 35- high tension. the result has been a 35— all draw if i can put it like that between labour and the conservatives. i talked to a local mpjames conservatives. i talked to a local mp james morrison he conservatives. i talked to a local mpjames morrison he says they are confident with support of an independent conservative and remaining ukip councillor, the minority conservative administration here will remain in effective control of the council, even though it has no overall control. jeremy corbyn paid two visits to dudley, so important is this, in terms o

different wards react in different ways.changes in overall control. control. why did the mayor, can i just say... sorry he got it wrong. sad deke said that and he got it wrong. isn't this expectation management at a late stage...|j wrong. isn't this expectation management at a late stage... i have been saying this for the last couple of month, every time i come on this programme i say these are local elections. it won't be boring, we can establish that. i have been saying the same thing.|j can establish that. i have been saying the same thing. i rent a flat in wans worth. we have been working hard. —— wandsworth. lots of local people, what was fascinating the leaflet i got through my door from the labour councillors was promising froze n the labour councillors was promising frozen council taxes and what he we know isjohn has been saying that nationally he thinks councils, people are up for rises so it is a very local election. there is a national message.|j agree. and i would have say basildon is very interesting, so people

a mental health ward with elderly dementia patients.children, christine and philip, had concerns about their mother. her bed was by the door and there were lots of beds piled up on top of each other, and a curtain ripped down that was supposed to be hiding, so it was like a store room. she deteriorated quicker than expected, and joyce's family were called in one evening as they were told the mother was about to die. and their experience of what happened that evening still shocks them now, almost six years on. it was chaos. there were people outside with underpants on their head running around naked. they sat outside our door, banging the door. trying to get in. and of course we were talking about it, how bad it was, not realising at the time that my mum could probably hear all this. she was probably worried about us on her deathbed. after serious concerns were raised a year later, the ward closed and the first report launched immediately. it detailed some of the most serious claims of mistreatment ever made within the nhs in wales. toda

a mental health ward with elderly dementia patients.ine and philip, had concerns about their mother. her bed was by the door and there were lots of beds piled up on top of each other, and a curtain ripped down that was supposed to be hiding, so it was like a store room. she deteriorated quicker than expected, and joyce's family were called in one evening as they were told the mother was about to die. and their experience of what happened that evening still shocks them now, almost six years on. it was chaos. there were people outside with underpants on their head running around naked. they sat outside our door, banging the door. trying to get in. and of course we were talking about it, how bad it was, not realising at the time that my mum could probably hear all this. she was probably worried about us on her deathbed. after serious concerns were raised a year later, the board closed and the first report launched immediately. it detailed some of the most serious claims of mistreatment ever made within the nhs in wales. today's report by i

from san francisco general, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> thanks. firefighters in san jose have their hands full this morning. you are taking a live look right now at another fire scene. this is the 10000 block of kennilworth way in the northeast part of san jose. crews were called there for reports of a garage fire. it appears to be a house that was under renovation. no injuries have been reported this morning. another fire on the east side today on south capitol avenue near story road at a building that houses the california teachers association. this was reported aabout 2 a.m. there are no reports of any injuries. nothing to indicate anybody was inside at the time. no word on a possible cause. >>> nearly 10 different brush fires sparked in the bay area yesterday. officials say now they have combined to form one large blaze. they bronc out yesterday afternoon near byron -- they broke out yesterday afternoon near byron highway. jessica flores reports. >>> we're in byron right now and i can tell you that the fires being fueled by wind and all of thi

shaquille ward. "kpix 5". -- jackie ward -- >> a short clip and we will show that to you later in the broadcast we are having some tech -- technical issues and we will be right back and you are watching "kpix 5" news at noon and here is the video we are talking about. the beer and wine country. he's on the sidewalk and he rounds the corner and police snapped a picture of the bear walking near an apartment complex and it eventually made its way back to his home in the outskirts of town. >>> oakland airport showing off new security equipment this morning. specially trained detection dogs. airport security was eager to show off the newest members of the team, and remind travelers these are working dogs. >> when you come to the airport you see canines working at the checkpoint. please don't put them because they are working and please know they are working for you. >> the airport will add two more canines later this summer in addition to a dozen canines provided by the allegheny sheriff's office. >>> a b

kpix 5's jackie ward reports. it could be a sign of goodwill. the men first stopped in anchorage, alaska, when their plane refueled after a long flight from pyongyang, then continued on to joint base andrews. the release of americans tony kim, kim dong chul and kim hak- song was negotiated by secretary of state mike pompeo. kim dong chul was convicted of espionage and sentenced to 10 years of hard labor in a north korean prison. the other two had been held for a year but never tried for any crimes. now a translator kim dong chul describes this moment as a dream and gives us a glimpse into how he was treated. >> we were treated in many different ways. for me, i had to do a lot of labor. but when i got sick i was also treated by them. >> reporter: while there, secretary pompeo also negotiated some details of president trump's upcoming meeting with kim jong-un. cbs news is reporting that the summit may be happening in singapore, a neutral site for both world leaders. the date of that meeting hasn't been announced yet. the three former prisoners see

ashley won her seat with tireless campaigning in every ward and community in the city including those regularly overlooked by city leaders. her massage of closing the achievement gap, giving parents and children options and her

who is us to have gotten food and on my maternity ward i mostly had to do with under-age syrians i was hoping for some help on how to deal with it because. to say whether syrians are turks. sees the struggle against child abuse in turkey as the responsibility of society as a whole. yes it is true even if only one in one hundred ends up saying she's going to fight it that would be fabulous park in the least that you see these three oh i have heard that but many more in the audience may very well be inspired to take action against child abuse even if they'll be risking their jobs as did each loan their gates. john keats famously wrote a thing of beauty is a joy for ever and lucky for the citizens of brussels one of their art nouveau treasures has just been given an extended lease on life the for so house designed by the architect victor hart over one hundred years ago as a new owner and she's committed her own resources to restoring it to its former glory. this townhouse in the heart of brussels is an architectural gem. the signature style of its designer victor halter is visible everywh

the ward can take 12 relations. today, though, the beds were empty.ugh, the beds were empty. they were hiding from the media on happy the way they have covered the aids epidemic in the past. 0ne did agree to the princess shaping his hands to prove you can't catch aids through casual contact. i don't think it took a lot of convincing for him because he was loving diana. a royal was allowed to shake a patient's hand. some at the bus stop with the supermarket to do the same. that really educated people. john 0'reilly. and finally to bulgaria where the monarchy was abolished by communism after the second world war. unlike the russian romanoff in 1918. most of the royal family was spared but were banished from the country. the king at the time was just nine years old crowd after the sudden death of his father. half a century later, he returns to bulgaria to run the country not as cain but as prime minister. the monarchy strikes back. after more than 50 years in exile, former king's vote was much more than symbolic. i really didn't think that we would have

reporter: in one case, the relatives of three ebola patients helped them leave a hospital isolation ward. one was about to be discharged, but the other two were highly infectuo infe infectious and died within 24 hours. they are trying to trace anyone who may have been infected after coming into contact with them. they're also trying to educate those at risk about the virus. >> translator: it is very important that family members of

what we know today is thanks to people like in their case a social worker she exposed a maternity ward where within a mere five months three hundred minors gave birth to children of their own. each cell in their geese won't get closer than a few hundred meters to her former workplace a massive state hospital on the outskirts of istanbul she was a social worker there. earlier this year she was moved from here against her will after she went public with one of turkey's worst social scandals to date. the year before hundreds of underage girls had given birth here. basically to snap was in just five months around three hundred under-age girls passed through the maternity ward and out of the sheets really stand your food was one hundred fifteen of them were not reported to the authorities as required by law warmish. week for two months i kept going to the clinic directors and reminding them that these pregnancies had to be reported a little body every time they threw me out of the office and bullied me much harder more being mars called. this is a list of the one hundred fifteen on reported

just hit and miss showers around d.c., south wards to richmond. a little bit steadier if you're heading through west virginia into western maryland. the heaviest rain will be thursday night into tomorrow morning so this is why we have flood watches that have been issued. d.c., baltimore is in the flood watches and the mountainous areas where you're crossing interstate 40 and this is why. this is a pretty incredible amount of rainfall. without really getting thunderstorms or a tropical system, this is 3 to 4 inches of rain from pretty much the pennsylvania line south wards down through richmond including areas around dover to atlantic city. new york city is an inch to two inches. a little less down around raleigh. the best chance of flooding is the nation's capital right through the chesapeake region. rainy weather in florida too. it's a flood threat in the mid-atlantic. so for today's forecast, with the clouds and the rain, only in the low 70s from new york to d.c., boston albany north wards you'll get a little bit of sun and a decent beautiful da

the ward can take 12 patients. today, though, the beds were empty.unhappy at the way they have covered the aids epidemic in the past. finally, one did agree to a picture of the prioncess shaking his hand to prove you can't catch aids through casual contact. i don't think it took a lot of convincing for him, because he was dying. for a royal who was allowed to go in and shake a patient‘s hand, somebody at the bus stop or in the supermarket or in the supermarket could do the same. that really educated people. john 0'reilly. and finally to bulgaria where the monarchy was abolished by communism after the second world war. unlike the russian romanoffs in 1918, this time most of the royal family was spared but were banished from the country. the king at the time, simeon ii, was just nine years old, crowned after the sudden death of his father. half a century later, simeon saxe—coburg—gotha returned to bulgaria to run the country not as king but as prime minister. the monarchy strikes back. after more than 50 years in exile, former king simeon‘s vote was mu

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|j focused on wards here with large jewish populations. you planning to vote? they would mostly tell me, we are labour supporters but we arejewish, and we just can't bring ourselves to vote for the current labour party. the labour candidates and supporters in this borough find this a day of disappointment. for the party nationally, a time for reflection on why some voters clearly believe the party has not dealt properly with the anti—semitism issue. richard galpin, bbc news, barnet. let's put those election results into context now, and what they might mean nationally. our assistant political editor norman smith is in westminster. your analysis, norman? the big question being asked of jeremy corbyn is whether we have reached a peak corbyn, the high watermark for him, which is not to say he did badly last night when he came into this election on a roll with a real sense of momentum. last night you felt the corbyn bandwagon stuttering and stalling and in some areas it clunked into reverse. if you look outside of london, there are share of th

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> time now 5:15. let's check traffic. >> we have been tracking this accident and we do have a correction to make. earlier we were getting reports that this crash involving the car fire that had shut down all lanes on 160 at the antioch bridge is actually at the three mile slough bridge so this is north of the antioch bridge before highway 12 in the southbound direction. there's delays building in both directions and chp has shut down the southbound direction of 160. so anyone trying to get into antioch or further is going to have to use another way. 680 or take 12 all the way over to 5 and then connect with 4 and head all the way back but that's going to be a big delay. i would just stay on 12 and connect with 680 or 80. right now, we are tracking a pretty smooth ride westbound 4. over along 580, we have the usual delays as you can see building along 205 and 580 heading through the altamont pass. 31 minutes for drivers towards 680. and we are seeing the big crowds already developing along 880 just sou

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jackie ward, kpix 5. apple's homepod isn t selling as well as the company had hoped >>> time now 6:14. let's check traffic with jaclyn. >> okay. well, we are tracking some delays pretty usual for westbound highway 4. but it was friday so we were hoping for the green. we see those speeds in the yellow westbound direction and that's pretty normal heading through pittsburg. but once you get past 680 there, we are tracking a crash. this is westbound 4 at alhambra. looks like they just cleared all of that activity over to the shoulder. that car went down the embankment. so no delays along that portion of highway 4. southbound 680 in walnut creek at north main street, those taillights heading southbound towards 24, an easy ride speeds in the green. further south, along 680, you're still looking good but we are tracking a new crash and this is right near stoneridge. not blocking any lanes. and definitely not causing any delays for drivers heading in that southbound direction. your ride over to 84 just an eight-m

in mountain view, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> 5:09. new developments in the investigation into a 2014 missile attack that downed a commercial airliner over ukraine. >> and an alarming new study shows passengers aren't buckling up in the back of a vehicle. how one bay area tech giant is trying to change all that. >> another cool and cloudy day out there this morning. but temperatures are going to rise in time for the holiday. i'll have your full forecast. >> traffic seems to be moving at the limit in both directions along 280 near 87. but we have a traffic alert not too far from here. we'll have the details coming up. a missile from the russian military brought down a commercial airliner over >>> new this morning, investigators say that they have confirmed that a missile from the russian military brought down this commercial airliner over ukraine. in 2014, a malaysia airlines jet was blown out of the sky over an area held by pro- russian rebels. 298 people were killed. an international team led by dutch national police looked into it do

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> it's 5:14. let's check traffic. >> it's okay across the golden gate bridge right now. a little busier than usual. no problems north on southbound across the golden gate bridge. we have a "sig alert" that remains in effect, a big rig ran out of gas blocking the middle lane and that has caused a big backup for our "super commuters" out there. it extends onto westbound 205 in tracy so give yourself some extra time. we have already had one motorcycle crash that's cleared but the big rig is blocking a lane. 47 minutes between 205 and 680. speaking of 680, we are tracking a car fire and it's in the northbound direction of 680 right near alcosta. it looks like it's not causing delays because it's over on the shoulder. but do be aware of that if you see some flashing lights. emergency crews are heading out to the scene now. 880, we are dealing with a new crash along the southbound direction. traffic doing well in both directions. this is just past 66 that that crash reported on but it's not slowing anyo

from ucsf parnassus, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> thank you. time now is 6:34. as we take a live look outside, a couple of beauty shots on the left we have a shot of san jose as the sun comes up and on the right, cloudy and foggy conditions at the golden gate bridge. can't even see the international orange that color on the bridge but we have bright orange right here. >> yeah. i'm representing. >> way to go, jaclyn. >> in studio. >> we'll bring your brightness for ya. but no sunshine in sight for the golden gate bridge. probably not at all today because we have a stubborn marine layer. in fact, yesterday the golden gate bridge was kind of coated all day, as well. >>> so this is going to impact your temperatures today. we are going to get that onshore breeze, that coastal influence. here's a look now in san francisco. yes, covered in low clouds. the sun trying to be seen but you have to go way up high to get a view of that. but yes, there's a little moisture in the clouds, as well. so you may have to use the windshield wipers a bit. expect some delays at the airp

jackie ward. "kpix 5". >>> a member of bart board of directors tackling the outgoing drug problem at the bart station. and who he is bringing into helping. >> you may have seen this video shot last month in the civic center park station. people shooting drugs in the open at the start of the morning commute. they are lining up the hallway in various states of consciousness. >> our writers experience bad things at the station and it affects bart. >>reporter: the work -- was set up in his spot here. >> i feel responsible as a director and i can ask people not to shoot up here and that's the best i can do. >>reporter: there was an increased presence here at the station in large part because of dusty's appearance. the police chief says he's doing his best pair expect our officers are out here doing a very difficult job and shortstaffed. >> chief rojas says keeping this activity out of bart stations is like a cat and mouse game. >> your people with serious problems with addiction of drugs and at the sam

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> time now 5:08. new concerns on hawaii's big island over the possibility of refrigerator sized boulders launched high into the air. >> plus, gas prices run 20 cents in just the last month. what we can expect as we head into the summer. >> for now, clear calm conditions out there but those winds will start howling and our temperatures are on the way up. >> and the golden state looking good. traffic moving well in both directions. but we are tracking a couple of other problems including a wind advisory for one of your bridges. find out which one coming up. at the same time that violent crime went up 18% in san francisco. in la, mayor antonio villaraigosa put more police on the streets and cut violent crime in half. california's police chiefs trust antonio for governor. and there's no telling about what may be coming over the next few weeks.. volcanic lava has destroyed at >>> the kilauea volcano in hawaii has already destroyed dozens of structures and no telling what will happen in the next few weeks.

the lower ward of the castle.oyal family standing beside the road waving rather than being in the procession. >> this is going to be shortly the first time the members of the public outside the castle wall definitely more than 100,000 estimated to come out to see them, get a chance to see the new duke and duchess of sussex and what a lovely sight that will be and the roars we hear as they come around the streets of windsor will be quite amazing. >> every inch of this procession has been planned. you're going to see something, not just the color and not just the style, not just the pageantry, but it's going to be an impressive show for the world to see. it is a symbol, if you like, or precision but also the kind of, the ceremonial flair that the british bring to these things. >> we see occasions like when the queen welcomes world leaders for state visits. there's a comparable show as the procession will come up. we're going to see those and the longest, i think, procession through the streets of windsor we've seen

kpix 5's jackie ward joins us now with the president's reaction and more on what could be a sign of goodwill. >> reporter: after a long time away from home, these men are finally back in america and landed on american soil just hours ago. the men first stopped in anchorage, alaska, when their plane refueled after a long flight from pyongyang, then continued on to joint base andrews. the release of americans tony kim, kim dong chul and kim hak- song was negotiated by secretary of state mike pompeo. kim dong chul was convicted of espionage and sentenced to 10 years of hard labor in a north korean prison. the other two had been held for a year but never tried for any crimes. their release is widely seen as a goodwill gesture from north korean dictator kim jong- un. >> nobody thought this was going to happen. and i appreciate kim jong-un doing this and allowing them to go. >> reporter: while there, secretary pompeo also negotiated some details of president trump's upcoming meeting with kim jong-un. cbs news is reporting that the summit may be happening in singapore, a neutral site for both world

in antioch, jackie ward kpix 5. >> if you want to check out the new antioch extension yourself b.a.r.t. is offering free rides today from 1 until 8:00 tonight. >>> new details this noon in yet another school shooting. this one in indiana. police say three people were injured this morning when a male student opened fire at a middle school in noblesville, indiana. the suspect is now in custody. investigatorlievs e abouted alone. there have been 23 school shootings where someone was hurt or killed so far this year. >>> in oklahoma an armed bystander is being called a hero for stopping a gunman at a popular oklahoma city restaurant. according to police a gunman opened fire at a restaurant and struck two people including a 12-year-old girl. two others were hurt as the suspect fled the scene, and then moments later the gunman was confronted by a bystander armed with a pistol. police credit that person for saving lives. >> when the suspect leaves a restaurant, he is confronted by a civilian. the civilian did have a handgun, and the civilian pulled out his handgun and shot the suspect and he k

in mountain view, jackie ward, kpix 5. learn more about an f-b-i informant at the center of a political battle. origially only select few rep >>> congressional democrat have secured a place at the table today to learn more about an fbi informant at the center of a political battle. originally only a few select republicans were set to meet with the intelligence committee. and this morning, president trump says the fbi planted a spy in his 2016 presidential campaign. >> we now call it "spygate." you're calling it "spygate." a lot of bad things have happened. >> today congressional leaders will learn more about the fbi informant placed in the campaign of president trump. two meetings will be given by leaders of the intelligence community. the first with republicans. the second with both parties. the second meeting was added by the justice department after democrats complained that republicans will distort what they learn. >> they are hunting disparately for any scrap of information or innuendo that might help them sully the i

so they cannot speak up when things are wrong. >> reporter: at ucsf parnassus, jackie ward, kpix 5. >we reached out to ucsf's public affairs office but no response yet. >>> feisty face-off in the bay area in the race for governor. last night's debate in san jose finally included all of the top six candidates. and at one point it got personal for the front-runner gavin newsom. >> if you can't trust gavin with his best friend's wife, how can you trust him with your state? >> it's -- it's hard with respect to -- to hear from mr. allen, who is a desprout supporter of donald trump, talk about the issue of sexual harassment. >> besides that, they also talked about healthcare, taxes and immigration. one hot button issue, the state's new sanctuary law. >> security is the number one role of government. i will act as soon as i get the office to reverse the sanctuary state. >> the fact of the matter is these people are contributing to the economy. we ought to work with them. we ought to -- um, um, celebrate them and their work. >> newsom has skipped several previous debates and is not likely to

. >> kpix 5's jackie ward has more details on this latest southwest emergency.ackie. >> reporter: talk about an alarming thing to have happen on a flight and so soon after a mother of two died while on a southwest flight last month. this is what caused concern on a southwest plane earlier today, a visibly cracked window. flight 957 was scheduled to travel from chicago to new jersey but once the crack was reported by a passenger, the pilots had to make an impromptu decision for safety reasons and landed in cleveland. the plane never lost cabin pressure, and the pilots did not declare an emergency before landing. just two weeks ago a southwest plane had to make an emergency landing in philadelphia after an engine exploded, blowing out a window and killing a passenger. she was the first passenger death on the u.s. airline since 2009. today southwest says the rest of the plane with the cracked window did not have any other mechanical issues. it has been taken out of service. no one was injured because of this window. the faa is investigating what caused it to crack.

in west oakland, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> mayor schaaf also reminded people at today's town hall meetinghat the city of oakland finally has 311. it's a number people can call to report anything from illegal dumping to potholes. >>> evacuations are under way in hawaii as one of the world's largest active volcanos, mount kileaua, continues to erupt sending lava into neighborhoods there. cbs reporter danielle nottingham has the very latest. >> reporter: hawaii's kileaua volcano erupted thursday sending ash into the sky and lava spewing into residential areas. >> a crack right there in the road. the road is cracking. >> reporter: this cell phone video shows the ground breaking open amid the intense heat. >> we could hear the lava exploding. >> reporter: he was among thousands of people who only had minutes to pack up and get out. >> we had to evacuate my mother without any portable oxygen so that's the first concern. she is 88. >> reporter: the eruption of one of the world's largest volcanos came after days of earthquakes in the area that left sizable cracks across streets and in front of ho

from mineta, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> a high school student is in hot water accused of hacking into a bay area school's district computer system. law enforcement searched his home for evidence earlier this week. >> open the door! >> investigators say that a teacher unknowingly clicked on a phishing email which sent the alleged hacker credentials to the mount diablo unified school district system. some students' grades were changed. the suspect an ignacio valley high school sophomore spoke with kpix 5. >> at this point, um, i hope that and i promise i will never do this again and i'm very sorry for all the people that have grades up and down and i'm sorry for the teacher that got hacked and i mean i kind of want to get this out of, like, an experience, like, i wish i, like, could be a i.t. person and work with the top- notch level. >> david rotaro has been suspended and faces 14 felony counts. >>> california could city a higher tax credit. a proposal would give single renters who make less than $40,000 a year a $130 tax credit toward rent in the region. joint filers who make less than

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i'm don lemon. >> i am clarissa ward. right behind me st. jargeorges chapel.rry weds meghan markle in a spectacular wedding. seen around the world. so much excitement generated around this wedding. prince harry and meghan markle wedding will be steeped in but not bound by tradition. this is likely to be modern in many ways. almost every detail has been poured over. and considered in light of royal precedent. >> pored over and pored over. the million times. however we're talking about an american bride. so it's going to be a personal touch that represents hr style. the music and the dress. some of the ways she's making her american mark on a british ceremony. >> of course everybody here will also be looking at prince william. harry's brother his best man. as far as brothers go the two princes really are quite close. the two of them endured the unbearable loss of their mother. at a young age. they have grown up in a strange lifestyle. very much under the mike scope the glare of the media. never far from them. it's a world really that very few people can understa

kpix 5's jackie ward is in the newsroom with details. jackie. >> reporter: the press conference is being called a monumental moment because the city of santa rosa is officially in recovery mode. it's been 7 months and 1 day since the fires began to take over parts of sonoma county including santa rosa. the mayor of santa rosa says that in all that time 2 million dons of debris have been re-- tons of debris have been removed. people who lived in the homes that burned down are starting to rebuild. there are 117 homes under construction right now. 85 or so have permits. and 163 families are in the process of getting permits. but that's only 10% of the homes that burned. >> this isn't just about numbers. it's not just about debris. this represents people's lives and people's memories. a lot of people lost everything they had on the night of october 8th. >> a representative from the governor's office of emergency services says this response has been a one-team, one-fight effort. eos says they are close to 99% complete with the work to be done

so we can say that the chances of getting people better from a three week therapeutic stay in our ward are very very good the problem is that you can't prescribe positive feelings but do you have any tips to help advise how to be lucky and be healthy what we always recommend our patient is what we call stress management a better structuring of the day to get out of the stress restraints of daily living we all know from our own experiences that longer stretches of long working hours not having enough sleep not having enough time for ourselves for sports or for social contacts is harmful to our health so what we really recommend is take your course make a break stay in touch with your friends and your families and don't restrict your life to stress sometimes just relax and paint a picture like here now to repeat and which can be helpful so painting might be helpful and what can make you healthy as well is writing writing an e-mail to us. on an upcoming show we'll be looking at how music influences the brain and health music can be useful to stroke patients in rehabilitation for instance.

those concerns have a basis in fact but time after time the trinity of metrics of every ward and punishment with transparency are seen as a silver bullet to solve the problem of public services, private business and other organizations as well and it turns out this does work sometimes but often doesn't and it fails for reasons that are similar from one realm to another from education or medicine or business or policing or philanthropy and related to a broad fashion that started in business schools and was promulgated by business gurus. some of it came from my managerial is in the belief that all organizations are fundamentally the same they can all be managed by the same tool you don't need experience or judgment it is a matter of technique advocates of managerial islam see no problem of top executives moving from the head of a corporation making one type of product to make an entirely different product for the head becoming the president of the university or an oil company becoming secretary of state. [laughter] so what you really need is a mastery of the same metric tool tools. that manag

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> it's 5:34 right now. let's check weather with neda. >> it should be a good weekend. it will be nice with normal conditions. we'll wake up to cloud coverage. the moon looks cool. nice view. lower to the ground we have clouds. it cleared momentarily to give us this view of coit tower. moments ago it was all cloudy and it's moved through. coit tower lit up green this morning because of an event they had last night for tipping point a nonprofit to end hunger. 40s and 50s in the area. satellite/radar note as much cloud coverage as yesterday. so that means temperatures are most likely going to warm up a bit more especially the further out east you go. that's where you will see those temperatures feeling comfortable this afternoon. visibility still an issue for parts of the north bay. not so bad at half moon bay down to 8 and then 7 miles in livermore but up across the north bay santa rosa less than one mile visibility so you will see low clouds down in the valleys. a's game take a jacket cloudy and cool 64 degr

in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> we should get a kpix 5 exclusive poll on this one. >> okay. >> we can do that. >> we can put it on twitter. >> would you buy one? >> totally. >> i don't have a car in the city. so it's irrelevant. >> it's a lot. >> plus that $7 fee tend, too. >> okay. >>> let's check the forecast. it's going to be cooler that's for sure. >> so definitely yesterday was a nice warm one especially inland. we reached 90s in a lot of spots. today not the case. whatever you wore yesterday, you will want to change it up, add some layers. here's a look free "salesforce tower." looking east over the bay, the sky showing strong winds. we are starting to see wispy clouds. so some of these winds are pushing clouds. sorry, this camera went black. let's move on. we are in the 50s throughout the morning hours and right now. we'll stay cool this morning cooler than yesterday at least and then visibility will be an issue especially for flights at sfo, probably. half moon bay down to four miles and petaluma down to six, concord eight so you see how the cloud coverage is kind of

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