and we've seen cases where a threat was posted on yik yak and the yik yak representatives even worked with the fbi and worked with the school to find the poster and to have them arrested. so there's already procedures in place for that. the other important thing to remember is that hurtful speech, even speech that could be called hate speech, is almost always protected by the 1st amendment if it doesn't actually rise to the level of a true threat or harassme harassment. the law is very clear about this and the supreme court has reiterated time and again that even offensive, provocative speech is often a critically important part of public discourse. so with those two things in mind, it should be clear that there's -- that banning yik yak at a public school like umw really doesn't serve any lawful purpose that isn't already served by the laws in place. thankfully, the umw president seemed to understand this and he -- he denied the university's wrongdoing but he also said -- let me read it from here. he said, "as a public university, umw is obligated to comply with all federal laws, not

burroughs yak with a shorthanded gold makes it 3-0. four minutes later, broez yak's shot bounces off the post and gets by jones, 4-0 blues and end of the night for jones. st. louis goalie jake allen got his first start of the postseason. he stopped 31 shots but not this one by joe pavelski. the sharks scored three times in the third but fall short losing 6-3. so the blues tie the series at 2-2. game five is monday in st. louis. >> we've been consistently good for a while. we didn't execute tonight. we got burnt and we got ha we deserved because of our execution and short memory. we'll move on to the next game. we've had one or two of these games throughout the playoffs, and we'll always responded the right way. >>> it's not been a great season for giants pitcher matd cain. today he was faig the cubs the team with the beast of betst can helped himself out with his first hist of the season, a two-run double in the second against left entrepreneur, 2-0 san francisco. then in the third, buster posey connects for his fifth homer of the year

they herd sheep, yak, goats, and when you live all of the time with animals, you develop a very closeationship with the animals. and so there's actually many forms of music that are used to interact with animals. they're part of the environment. horses occupy a central place in the life of tuvans and there's a lot of music that's also related to horses in different ways. first of all, the instruments-- they're made of horses. the igil for instance, the two string fiddle, is made from the skin of a horse, which is on the head of the instrument. the strings are made from horse gut. the bow is made from horse hair and, in fact, a lot of the music that's performed on that instrument is about horses. there's a legend about a horse that dies and goes to heaven. and the owner of the horse hears the voice of his beloved animal coming to him from the heavens. and the horse tells him to build this instrument, the igil, and to play a tune. and that when that tune is played, he will come down from the heavens. and so tuvans listen carefully to the sounds that are all around them in their natural

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he's still yakking at the umpires. >> he's like acting it out. let me show you what happened. >> exactly. i'll do it in slow mo so you can catch exactly how my player was safe. by the way, the player was still called out and his team lost 3-2. >> too bad. >> it's amazing. and they wonder why professional athletes are in such arrested development. it's because their bosses are sometimes that way. go figure. you're watching nbc 10 news. "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> right now, police under review. a division of the department of justice will now be investigating the practices of a local police force. >>> fighting zika. a nationwide program is working to find out exactly where the virus could spread. we're speaking with local officials who say high schoolers can help find the answer. >>> and guess what, near 90 again. here's a look now -- well, you can see center city mind behind. it's dark, but it's warm out there. in the 60s right now, in fact. it will be warmer later today. we're tracking showers for parts of the area. th

the first is people were concerned about that's been posted on yak yak. threats and harassment properly defined are already prohibited by law and we've seen cases where it's a and even work with the fbi and school and have them arrested. there started procedures in place for that. even speech that could be called hate speech is almost always protected by the first amendment if it does actually rise to the level of the threat or harassment through the lies clear about this and has reiterated time and again that provocative speeches often a critically part of public discourse. but those two things in mind, it should be clear that the inning at a public school really doesn't serve any lawful purpose that isn't already served by the laws in place. thankfully the umw president seemed to understand that and he denied the university's wrongdoing, but he also said as public university, umw is obligated to comply with all federal laws, not just title ix. it is a content-based prohibition on speech. students added that to their complaint. they said these comments c

selma high yak, george clooney and richard gere. the actors are ambassadors for the vatican celebration for a program called schools that meet. arts. it's an event that they stress the importance of celebrity involvement saying they can transmit important values. >>> well, let's take a look at the weather outside on this holiday. bon any snyder is here. good to see you. how is it shaping up? >> better than this weekend. still dealing with bonnie. no relationship to me. tropical storm five miles west has maximum winds at 30 miles per hour. we're still looking at a rain maker through the mid-atlantic and northeast. you can see the rain sweeping across cape hatteras. the storm is slowly on the move. look what's happening in new york city and into the city, philadelphia some heavy rain coming through. yes, that is related to bonnie. across the southern plains, there is a risk for severe weather. 2 million people at risk for severe thunderstorms. main threat will be large hail and damaging texas does not need the rain. we've certainly se

cal trans is enforcing chain requirements from donner lake to 90 yak. there have been over two dozen crashes and spinouts today, some of them with injuries. drivers say it's going really, really slow. >> i don't know, this is bad. this is really, reallied about right now. >> how bad is the backup? >> yeah, i was in backup -- when i first started, i was going to be in reno at about 3:18, now estimated time of 4:50. so i'm turn back to sac. >> lots of people were. the storm is unusual in that it's not dumping snow at the summit but rather at the lower elevations where people are trying to get there. that makes for a slow, ugly commute. >> getaway friday. jeff has a two-word explanation. >> el nino. >> yes. >> that's exactly what it is. it's just kind of hanging on. and this storm system certainly wild and a little wacky and they have been tracking that sierra snow. as you can see right now on the doppler radar and satellite, we've started to see a bit of a break in the snow across the sierra. but there's certainly more on the way. in terms of our rainfall

he then proceeded to field the detective's vehicle and car yak two other vehicles.he detective later died. authorities say ayers was shot by police in the southern part of the city after he crashed in the concrete pillar and then tried to runway. he is currently in stable condition. >>> turning to the missouri, it has its first african-american police chief. the major was sworn in yesterday at ferguson. he was asked about healing the fractured community rocked in 2014, after the shooting death of unarmed teenager michael brown. he says in order to change the department, you have to do it from within. the ferguson police department has been under the weary eye of the u.s. justice department since last year after report found pattern of unconstitutional police conduct. moss is expected to reform the department and increase police relations, within that community. >>> a hot item on the market is facing more scrutiny this morning. why officials are now saying that, the cigarettes may be poisoning kid, we're talking about these e cigarettes. >>> and we will also track wh

poconos, we're still saying the falls, wouldn't it be cool to see somebody over the falls like a kay yak? >> yeah, that would be cool. >> good weekend up there in the poconos, and keep in mind this coming weekend, they host the pocono four hundred, nascar, coming to the speed way, so that should cause jammos on the the friday afternoon rush heading up there. there is he a live look at the northbound lanes of the blue route 476, disabled truck off the two shoulder here right here near macdade boulevard, but back to work and back to school, school buses are lined up here in center city making their way over toward the schuylkill expressway, so have some patients this morning as that first day back after a long holiday weekend, everything is always, like taking a snow blown there and shaking it up. work coming to toy dad to the bridge to or from the airport watch for delays during midday just stick with that girard point double decker bridge. i know we had fog this morning sue had mention budd no delays at philly international. that is good. starting to see some delays though 422, coming in

it's 100 percent yak hair. >> it's not right. >> jimmy: it's not right.>> jimmy: well, this has some -- no. >> oh. >> jimmy: no, sorry. it's fine. >> oh, listen. yeah. okay. so that is -- we were in new orleans and that is cocaine. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i mean, explain that. >> so we got beignets and we did a bunch of blow. >> jimmy: yeah, it was perfect. [ laughter ] >> we have a great time. i see your -- i don't know what's going on with you outside this carls jr., but i definitely want an explanation. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is a -- >> what? >> jimmy: well, you chose that. that's funny because there's an interesting story there. >> okay. >> jimmy: but i think, this is in l.a. >> okay. >> jimmy: when i went there a a carl's jr. on your way to cbs radford. do you know that carl's jr. on you're way to universal. >> oh, the whole time i'm in l.a. i'm blindfolded 'cause i'm so upset. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: last time you were here i think you said, when you go to l.a. you get bummed out because you said that your arms -- >> my arms register as legs. [ l

we are waiting for winner of the 430 million-dollar pur ball yak 30 the to come forward. as "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden tells us the lone winning ticket was sold saturday night the at a 7-eleven store in trenton. >> good morning, everybody. >> reporter: buzz on who won won't let up. >> all i know it is lady. >> reporter: lewis sandoval sold the 429 million-dollar winning ticket. >> i seen her a few times. few dollars worth of lottery and she was gone. >> reporter: 7-eleven on chamber street in trenton has since bun mobbed with attention. >> nothing ever happens, in this shop so it was amazing. >> reporter: while we don't yet necessity the winner. how about rebetween a, she and 29 of her co workers from a nearby hospital thought they had hit the jackpot. >> we did get through period of feeling for four hours that we could be probably potentially winners. >> reporter: state littery commission says last tuesday at 5:20 winner bought tickets for wednesday and saturday's drawing. they used her own numbers. that is regina admits to doing. now she and her collogues lef

. >> even now were heartbroken and, yak >> averi: because of these allegations the police upstairs but often pay administrative leave. this man must be held accountable for his actions there is no bail allowed at this time. >> darya: another case of the physique of virus zika virus traveled through central america where there was an outbreak and then returned to the u.s.. this leads to serious birth defects would pregnant women are involved. >> mark: we will also part about racial profiling go gabe >>david scott: was late those slated hey i think the internet just went down. huh, why don't you give it a sec, it'll come back. something just happened in the world and we have no idea what it was. get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your internet's on. a >> darya: the content to an original episode of our story the back story. >> reporter: there are a lot of places that are unprepared for the new law that allows birth control for every woman. a lot of people that i talk to just care about getting stuff on the air so i need to be careful

but as they came out of the center on the streets of san diego, where right outside the history yak gaslamp district, that's where we had the standoff, the skirmishes between both sides. and they have been yelling at each other. we saw some punches thrown, two or three. but basically, we have not seen a large amount of arrests, just all the shouting going on right now. >> thanks very much, our paul vercammen, there live in san diego. you're seeing him there in the midst of what are becoming violent protests there, potentially violent protests. as you're watching this, doug, formerly with the rnc, basically seeing this as every event now. >> every event. we're hearing the words, as paul said, punches thrown. we're seeing this time after time. and it's why the committee is so concerned about what we're going to see in philadelphia, as well. this is happening on both sides. a lot of anger on both sides, deserves to be a lot of anger at washington from both sides. but it's why both committees are scared about some of the security procedures that we'll see at the convention. >> erin, i have to a

what is the backstory in ceric yak -- in zurich? francine: there are a number of different angles. of the countries that economists say have put in negative rates. there is the negative angle. they have had to fight with extremely strong -- with an extremely strong swiss franc. then of course this is a country that is not within the eu, that had to renegotiate treaties, that is an extremely prosperous country, and the backbone as a whole, the banking system, services, and that is the model that the programs it campaign in the year pay -- are looking at. tom: francine lacqua in zurich today. now to bloomberg first word news. here's vonnie quinn. vonnie: consumer prices in china keep rising, although they are still below the government target prices. the were up 3% in april, third straight monthly increase. stronger inflation may get china's central-bank reason to hold off on another reduction's main interest rate. the new leader of philippines was elected with 39% of the vote. presiding over an economy that grew 6% per year over the last decade. canada -- 90% of fort mcmurray surviv

what i did as i looked at all the schools that were audited under the clear yak. the cleary act predates the modern title ix investigation. it requires universities to do a lot of different things, not not just focus on sexual assault. for example one of the schools is virginia tech. they had problems because when there is a shooter on campus they didn't notify their students in a prompt time frame. one of the alarming things i discovered looking at on-campus housing is that before they audit they had one level of sexual assault. then during the audit suddenly the rates up. are the reporting factors different? then once it was over, even if there was a finding of wrongdoing or the school had to pay a fine, it went right back. this result for sexual assault is underestimating what might be happening in other stools. schools. penn state is most notable. previous 222-2010 they reported average assaults. then you heard of jerry sandusky and the investigation ascended upon the campus. suddenly the regulators from the federal government were heavily involved in located

a string of over two dozen shootings killed four people and injured 40. 15-year-old ver on yak lopezwas shot and killed while riding in the passenger southeast a car. the uptick in violence comes despite efforts by police to deploy additional officers. five months into this year so far, over 200 people have already been killed in chicago. >> let's turn to china. take a look at this terrifying moment caught on camera. a landslide pummels down a mound an side right as a car was passing. luck lit passer's by make a narrow escape from being buried alive. wow. >>> to sports now. jordan spieth going for his first professional win in his home state of texas at the colonial. the second ranked player in the world started the day with nine straight pars. then caught on fire in the back nine. six birdies. this is the eighth career victory for the 22-year-old and his first since his disastrous back nine at the masters. >>> now alex ander rossi, the winner of the indianapolis 500 in his rookie run at indy. rossi was able to overcome the fuel tank running on empty and 66-1 odds. to grab the checke

would be sill yak disease, an ulcer, it could be irritable bowel syndrome, parasitic infection.ave to go to your general doctor at first. if that doesn't work, this is something where i would say you know, it's changed a lot. there' do. a lot of new treatments and diagnoses. go to a specialist. >>> finally, c afup ofe cofe is the only way many of cuss start our day. for -- many of us can start our day. for those trying to curb a java intake or trying to wake up without caffeine, the folks at u usaa science, are making suggestions on how to stop coffee. end a shower with cold water, eat a healthy breakfast, exercise first thing in the morning, and throw on good tunes and start the day with a little music. >> we have music here. good way to start the day. >> a good way to end it, too. >> dr. holly phillips and two. two thank you very much. >>> coming up, more on a super fast transplant system. more than one company wants to build. it we'll talk about the hyperloop wars. this is "cbs this morning saturday." we invited women to a spa to dish soap. body wash. you may