there was a case in minneapolis recently where a federal judge sent the kid into what you might call a rehab program for ideology. here's the problem. if you have let's say, 30% of those kids going back into the movement which wouldn't be a surprise in the world of violent crime, we acknowledge that in america. we have not accepted that in the united states. the first kid who goes back after a federal rehab program and gets involved in violence people are going to be up in arms. there's got to be for a 16-year-old, 17-year-old, a middle ground between being go home to your mom and federal prison. >> in malaysia they think it's very successful, but as phil mentions and it's a good point, it's got to be successful 100% of the time in this country. if one person repeats what he did before then everybody is going to be outraged and say the program doesn't work. >> even this elton simpson, he was given three-years probation, never served then he drives with his friend nadir soofi, drives to dallas and does what he does there. people are wondering, a second chance is that really going to p

minneapolis, minnesota, hundreds of minneapolis high school students walked out of school and joined a larger protest. hands up don't shoot. big numbers of people out in the street protesting for may day today. not just for labor like always happens, but today in particular against police brutality. many in honor of freddie gray. and so tonight, on may day, these protests are happening all over the country. a lot of them still under way. in baltimore, again, we're nearing the imposition of a citywide curfew for a fourth straight night. a lot of people out in the streets tonight more than there were the last couple of nights. we're hearing today because of the indictments of those officers being announced by the state's attorney. we are coming up on five minutes till the curfew. we'll be right back. when it comes to good nutrition...i'm no expert. that would be my daughter -- hi dad. she's a dietitian. and back when i wasn't eating right, she got me drinking boost. it's got a great taste and it helps give me the nutrition i was missing. helping me stay more like me. [ female announcer

louis, minneapolis, and into areas right around green bay. luke, send me the twitter link and what're rivers? >> an cost ya and potomac. there's a lot here. i'll send them to you. still ahead, david letterman gearing up for his last week as late show host. we'll have a look at the a list stars helping bid him fair well. a great american right there. >>who... is this?! >>hi, i am heinz new mustard. hi na na na na >>she's just jealous because you have better taste. whatever. >>hey. keep your chin up. for years, heinz ketchup has been with the wrong mustard. well, not anymore. introducing heinz new better tasting yellow mustard. mmm! scott: hello! nbr: scott - we're concerned. you just fed your lawn earlier this spring and now you're at it again. scott: (chuckles) indeed, a crucial late spring feeding helps defend the grass against the summer heat to come. nbr: we knew that - right guys? oh yeah! scott: feed your lawn. feed it! >>> beautiful spring day here in d.c. bill murray and tom hanks will be among the final guests in the last few episodes

metro area came in first place forfeitest city followed by minneapolis, st. paul and san diego. indianapolis was ranked 50th. >> i love especially in the spring and summer when you're out on the drives on the weekend, everybody is out doing something, biking riding. >> at this time of year people after winter people are dying to get out and exercise. they'll sweat a lot today if they're doing it. it's going to be warm. >> we'll get an update from bill coming up. you're watching "nbc 10 news." "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> "nbc 10" breaking news. >>> we have new information on breaking news we are following on the new jersey turnpike. the northbound sides of the turnpike are closed around exit 2 after a fiery crash involving two tractor-trailers a bus and a car. our first alert traffic team will help you get around it. >>> it is decision day for pennsylvania voters. the primary election is here. you can count on "nbc 10" for complete coverage. this morning we're breaking down the key match-ups including the race for mayor in philadelphia. >>> as you're he

playgrounds throughout the metro and connect with us to see the corporate head quarters just west of minneapolis in del naul. thank you. >> they think -thank you pat. it is now my pressure to introduce my boss. if you wanted a resume to be a can do mayor, you can't beat the one that we have. mayor lee graduated from the university of california [inaudible] law school. he ran asian law caucus and became executive director of human rights followed by [inaudible] then director of public works. that culminated in 200 fifen by becoming the city [inaudible] the board of supervisors in san francisco uninanimously appointed edas the acting mayor and recognizing a opportunity to get a lot of good things done, he ran again for election and won. it is my pleasure to introduce to you a park chaimpian, mayor ed lee. >> thank you very much for that introduction. good afternoon everyone. welcome to to the 3 time world series champion and county of the city of san francisco. i'm not [inaudible] mayors at all. i want to welcome you to san francisco and to celebrate the greater and greener parks and open space co

minneapolis, you made it up to 73. tomorrow, maybe 45. and that's with the 35-mile 35-mile-per-hour winds. last week ten states had snow blizzard conditions. we had 29 tornadoes in the same location. it's nice to get a break from all the rescues that have been going on, air lift some flooding. down on the ground in texas, oklahoma parts of arkansas as well. our threat is starting to diminish and that's very good news but we've seen two areas of concern. one to the north, it runs border to border really from canada down to mexico. we'll run through a few radars here. let's start up to the north where we have our area of low pressure. and this is where the snow is falling from bismarck to winnipeg. 2 to 4 inches. that's without blizzard conditions. but still, quite slick. thunderstorms, we had a brief tornado on radar. that was just northeast of green bay. but we haven't seen any tornado reports that have had visual reports, so we haven't seen anything funnels touch the ground and become tornadoes. in fact we don't even have a severe thunde

minneapolis has already invested more than a million dollars in cameras, but as vinita nair reports, there's more to these programs than simply pressing "record." >> in order to turn them on we simply push the lever down. >> reporter: officer brandon bartholomew is one of 30 officers testing the new camera for the police department. >> you get comfortable with the camera being there. the training is on the job. >> reporter: as many as 4,000 police departments nationwide are using body cameras. they also present a new set of challenges. >> when you can turn these cameras on and off, how long you have to keep the video, who has access to it. so there's a lot of things still up in the air that we are absolutely going to need public input on. >> reporter: deputy chief jeff glampe says several hours of video. they will store all body camera video for a minimum of one year. cost isn't the only issue. retaining video for that long raises privacy concerns. >> any time someone asks for the videotape, are those public not public? >> reporter: the department lawsuits alleging excessive force th

minneapolis, chicago, st. louis and still dallas not out of the threat yet as we head into the second half of the weekend. so have a way to get those warnings. back to you, carl. >> good advice. kelly cass with the weather channel. thanks. >>> officials in nepal have found the bodies of six u.s. marines and two nepali soldiers who were killed when their military helicopter crashed during an earthquake relief mission. the crew had reported a fuel problem but it remains unclear what caused the crash. >>> as u.s. investigators study that deadly amtrak derailment in philadelphia, forensic teams are looking at the train's windshield to determine if it was hit by a projectile just before the crash. amtrak says it's not uncommon for trains to be hit by people throwing rocks. nbc's tom costello has the latest. >> reporter: the question investigators are asking tonight, were multiple trains hit by projectiles just before amtrak 188 derailed tuesday night. at 9:10 p.m., septa regional train 769's engineer reported somet

the i-35 bridge that collapsed in minneapolis in 2007, with highway funds depleted, congress is considering another short-term fix. former transportation secretary ray lahood calls that a joke. >> if you raise the gas tax ten cents a gallon, which is what i'm recommending, you raise $1 billion a law. >> some think that doesn't make senses with more fuel efficient cars. >> they have almost a million cars a year going to alternative fuels where some fuels are paying nothing. >> reporter: one group is proposing a short-term gas tax increase. >> it amounts to a little less than $3.00 a year per person, the average driver and it gives us until 2016 to come up with a long-term solution. >> reporter: engineers say that solution will cost $76 billion, and that's just to fix the bridges that need to be repaired or replaced now. >> reporter: we're waiting the see if the accept nate will approve that. >> something to think about and thank you have a nice weekend. >>> david letterman's farewell appearance on "the late show" was truly epic. a whopping 14 million viewers tuned in, the most in the show's

. >>> if you're flying, airport delays possible in houston, dallas kansasers minneapolis, and san francisco. >>> the focus on speed in the amtrak crash in philadelphia. >> investigators say the engineer was going twice as fast as he should have been. exceeding 100 miles an hour. he now says he has no recollection of the crash 5 of the 7 people confirmed dead have been identified. >>> a police drama near busy penn station. surveillance video captured the moment that a man with a hammer attacks a police officer. the suspect in critical condition. he's wanted in a series of other attacks in the city. the police officer was not seriously injured. >>> a woman who is accused of killing her fiance has offered a confession confession. >> angelikag graswald. >>> surveillance cameras catching this. an suv plowed through the front door of a bloomingdale's store. they crashed the car, smashed the cases, took the loot. >>> a mortified massachusetts dad is trying to bounce back. he parked in a commuter lot, was on the train heading to work that's when he realized he had left his sleeping toddler in the b

that to me it was freeing, but i do remember the convention when president bush didn't end up going to minneapolis in 2008 and he gave a speech from the cross-hall as the hurricane was forecasted to hit in southeastern united states and he finishes and the cameras are all set up and we can see the monitors and there's the live from the floor in minneapolis, and this is kind of a vulnerable moment, of weakness in some ways, i guess maybe on his part, in a way but i have to think it's a human moment where he looked at me -- and i write about this -- he said too you think they know they're insulting? like i was a staffer and a friend you're like, i never sugar coated anything for him. wait it a bead and i looked up and said, yes sir i believe they do. i remember that moment as being the time when i felt look could i just let it all go then because it really didn't matter of. he was right. he didn't worry so much about his legacy interviews the last six months as i was trying to scramble around and figure out who to talk to. he said anytime got together try to be the ex-president that comments on ever

finishes and camera and live from the floor in minneapolis, and this is kind of a vulnerable moment of weakness i guess in some ways i guess maybe on his part in a way. but i have to think it is just a human moment where he looked at me. i write about this, i said do you think they know they're insulting me? like as a staffer and i never sugar coated anything for him. so i just waited a beat, and then i looked up at him i said yes, sir, i believe they do. i remember that moment as being the time when i felt like i could just let it all go then. because it really didn't matter, he was right. he didn't choir so much about his legacy interviews the last six months as i was trying to scramble around to figure out who to talk to and he said, i don't seek the -- not going to try to be that ex-president that comments on everything. job is hard enough as it is, and he's comfortable in not being in the spotlight they said in one year he read three books about george washington, and if historians are analyzing the first president then the 33rd doesn't have a lot to worry about. [laughter] >> dan

and like the i-35 bridge in minneapolis that collapsed if 2007. congress is considering another short-term fix. former transportation secretary ray lahood calls that a joke. >> you raise $1 billion a year. >> some think it doesn't make sense with more fuel-efficient cars. >> you have a million car as year going to alternative fuels or some fuels that are paying nothing. >> one group is proposing a short-term, half-cent increase in the gas tax. >> it amounts to $3 a year per person. the average driver. and it gives us until 2016 to come up with a long-term solution. >> but engineers say that solution will cost $76 billion. and that's just to fix the bridges that need to be repaired or replaced now. the goal is to come up with a spending plan that will last four to six years, tracie potts, nbc news washington. >>> now our investigative unit did go in-depth on the state of bridges in the bay area head to our website, nbcbayarea.com, the story is in the spotlight on the top left. >>> in the spotlight as far as anthony slaughter is concerned, is some s

if you're flying airport delays possible in minneapolis, memphis, dallas and houston. we turn now to california and the cleanup along the coast. yes, that cleanup we've been telling you about wildlife experts say animals are showing up as far as 50 miles away. 105,000 gallons of oil spilled out of a ruptured pipeline a week ago but nearly 20% of that was believed to have gone into the water blamed for killing countless number of fish along with five pelicans and a sea lion. beaches closed could re-open next week. >>> also california's historic drought causing another kind of trouble. coyotes, desperate for food and water, one coyote attacked a 3-year-old girl in a park in irvine over the holiday weekend and suffered minor cuts to the neck. another mother and 7-year-old daughter had a close encounter with a coyote. the animal chased after that girl. >> trying to have big arms and be scary. it didn't faze that animal at all. >> the woman's husband came out and scared it away. wildlife experts warning them to keep their garbage sealed and not leave pet food out where it c

an american from minneapolis known online as miski. >> he's been pushing for individuals to commit acts of violence as long as we have been following him. >> reporter: authorities say his real name is mohammed hassan. he left the twin cities as a teenager to join terror groups in africa. messages obtained by abc news between miski and simpson show miski pointing to the texas cartoon contest and calling for an attack. it's time for brothers in the u.s. to do their part. he wrote. two days later, he writes one individual is able to put a whole nation on to its knees. the day before the attack miski posted this picture, may allah protect us from the snakes of the hereafter. simple sop tweeted back amen bro, amen. miski has so far radicalized and recruited at least 16 americans and a dozen other westerners. brian ross abc news new york. >>> hillary clinton is staking out her position now on immigration. speaking at a high school in las vegas, she said any overall must include a path to full and equal citizenship to millions of immigrants here illegally. no republican candidate has such a pl

. >>> if you're flying delays possible in dallas minneapolis, and chicago. >>> a suburban north carolina neighborhood is still reeling this morning after an explosive device planted in an suv went off. >> man had driven about mile from his house when it ploeded. amazingly, he was not injured. >> the blast coming from an ied usually linked to war zones. >> it was a loud boom. saw some smoke. i don't know what the smoke came from. a big cloud of smoke came out of the vehicle. >> police still investigating. they're class fieing the driver as an victim. >>> and police in dallas have arrested a man they say posed as a doctor at a children's medical center then stole an ambulance and crashed into another vehicle. a nurse spotted a man wearing a lab coat entering a patient's room. when she asked for i.d. he took off. the man has a long history of mask raiding ing masquerading as a doctor and a firefighter. >>> tattoo ink can cause long-term problems. itching, permanently raised areas. the longer lasting effects occur most often in the places where there is black and red ink. >>> a lighter note

., minneapolis, san diego, san francisco y sacramento. conductor: de millones de mexicanos en la capital me dieron asilo para ver el sol porque habÍa algo distinto, se le contamos. mexicanos en la capital voltearon al cielo para ver el sol, porque hoy habia algo distinto... era un "halo" redondo y brillante a su alrededor... y de inmediato comenzaron las especulaciones, que sonaban mas a una pelicula de ciencia ficcion... pero la ciencia tiene un explicacion, se trata de parÍculas de hielo en suspensÓn que al recibir la luz solar la refractan y forman un espectro de colores en torno al sol... es un efectoÓptico, similar al que se , es un efecto Óptico, similar al que se presenta en un arco iris. conductora: hermosas imÁgenes que nos han mandado para verlo. conductor: justo ahÍ en la avenida del paseo de la reforma en el Ángel de la independencia. conductora: nos vemos maÑana a las seis, buenas noches. >> quÉ tal? es jueves 21 de mayo. agentes del fbi habrÍan tenido contacto con el chapo guzmÁn. fingieron ser miembros de la maf

twins win 8-7 in minneapolis. the a's struggles continue while the giants hit .500 after that very close start. >> that bum, just warming up. >> and lincecum life's super scary sounds. and sneaking in without moving the bed. life's super scary sounds. and sneaking in without moving the bed. >>> david letterman is next with president obam

to the point where nobody cares and there is a get here and mike davis and 43 lead minneapolis and then there comrade's gives up an rbi single tied at 4 and bottom five eduardo escobar is playing them to fight us was leave yet 4 out of the minnesota twins as happened the day final six to five big day for the dodgers pitcher visited import and one-fourth of 4 to run eight rbis and milwaukee's final half ford seen it before of the 4 get out of here the tire woods here we have him tonight at 8 but tom brady the collateral on deflation day after it nearly two of 50 page will support strongly suggested he knew about the inflated ball at sales stay as part of the speaker's serious talking with jim ray one nfl's as zero be in the server the truth in one interview and people said many people believe freddie's father believes break believe pretties father that's your son are entertainment news, and there followed by entertainment tonight and then we are back with kron 4 news at 8:00. >> pam: in california is raising a spring storm jobs reported 3 8 in. of snow the summer is across the sierra and

rainy in minneapolis. top of the third tied at 3. davis. deep to left. escobar miss jumped the ball. score easily at 4-3. make up for it. bottom 5 drew load the bases and the base hit load the bases and the base hit. twins win 6-5 in the series. on to seattle next. some history. tonight in new york. here it comes. there it goes. it's the avon. rodriguez passing mays for fourth all time home run list 6 61 off chris till map. yankees one the game 4-3. steve won 5 nba championships as players. so many up and down in the play off. not panicking over the warriors game 2 loss against memphis. looking back now seems like the lengthy mvp news conference in a zillion interview by curry. warriors distracted. off the game in game 2. new plan for game 3 saturday in memphis. >> we just change the entire program after losing one game. yes. we put in the triangle. offense. we run that. for game 3. and we are going to play zone. whole game. >> we just feel like everything is falling apart. testifies awful the other night i won't start him. yes we are just it's a full re

maryland baseball facing indiana, big 10 baseball tournament, semis, minneapolis, scoreless in the 7th inning. back at the plate, bad defense by the hooshers, gets your way down the line. comes around to score terps up 1-0. later in that inning, come backer as the pitcher doesn't know where to go. go second, he's not getting out his glove. terps score three runs without getting the ball out of the infield. went 4-2 advanced to the big ten title game tomorrow as they will play early in the morning against michigan. well after a lackluster start, the nationals are looking like the team many experts have them locked in as a possible world series contender. dawning the red, white, and blue, the philadelphia phillies this afternoon down at nats park. it's been an up and down season for stephen strasburg. he got the start and he struggled. 3rd inning not good. chase utley, and then ryan howard used to be a big-time slugger. still getting it done. that scores another run, and then the big blow, a franco two- run blast. strasburg, he will hit the showers early, allow six runs, seven hits. his

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and on sunday, minneapolis, chicago getting into the severe weather mix. here in denton, texas, the flood gates of this dam being opened in anticipation of more rain this weekend. david? >> rob, thank you. >>> now, to tragic news out of nepal. the six missing marines, their helicopter vanishing after trying to help out after the deadly earthquake. tonight, the worst fears realized. wreckage found, it's unlikely anyone survived. terry moran has the story. >> reporter: today, deep in the remote and rugged himalayan terrain, they found the wreckage. >> based on what we saw and the condition of the aircraft, we believe there were no survivors. >> reporter: it was one of these helicopters. onboard, six u.s. marines, two nepalese. delivering supplies for those in need from the devastating earthquakes here. two bodies recovered today, none yet identified. families so far have only been told their loved ones were on board. this was the pilot, his family speaking tonight. >> i love you, chris. i'm proud of you. >> reporter: among those lost, this sergeant. and the

you joined chicago and minneapolis in doing independent funding for your park system which seems like a bold move. can you talk about the debate around that issue? >> sure, the independent funding is not independent district, it is still the mayors system so i still run the park system and the counsel is still the counsel, but it is con strict in state law that allowstuse do something outside the general fungd. the center of the contversey is could we be trusted to make the right decision. we are given a blank check is what the aopponentants called. we would spend the money and the parks won't improve. the same constituents beat me up about not raising the taxes and people beat me up for trying to raise taxes. difference in local government. the key moment after the election i met with the citizens group looking at deing the parks district, the funding source. and they were pretty much unkwideed and probably leaning against it. this was the first opportunity for me to learn what it was like to be mayor. i said i'll put this on the table. if you don't come windup the recommend i respec

. >>> if you're flying, airport delays possible in houston, dallas kansas city, minneapolis, and san francisco. >>> another look at our top story this morning. the focus on speed in the amtrak crash in philadelphia. >> investigators say the engineer was going twice as fast as he should have been. exceeding 100 miles an hour. he now says he has no recollection of the crash. 5 of the 7 people confirmed dead have been identified. >>> a police drama near busy penn station. surveillance video captured the moment that a man with a hammer attacks a police officer. then her partner shoots the man. the suspect in critical but stable condition. he's wanted in a series of other attacks in the city. the police officer was not seriously injured. >>> a woman who is accused of killing her fiance has offered a chilling on fegs according to prosecutors. they say angelika grass wald tampered with his kayak. she told them quote, it felt good knowing he would die. she first claimed her fiance disappeared while kayaking on the hudson river. his pod has not been found. >>> a brazen group of thieves here.

temperatures certainly take answer dive here in minneapolis, currently at pair of four's, through the dakotas, freeze warnings currently in effect here behind the storm system. now, as far as it pertains to us today that front not crossing through still going to find some moisture to work with, so i say as early as lunch time maybe give or take hour or two we begin to see scattered variety of showers and/or thunderstorms firing up. nothing should be locally severe. likely ends one fresh round later into the overnight hours, and tuesday when that front actually is set to cross through, so depending on timing may or may not see gusty storm develop along with it, we have to keep an eye on it meantime temperatures by wednesday, start to take little bit of dive. it is just a dive back to reality. feels real good out there with refreshing breeze on wednesday. and the low and mid 70s, are the theme for the rest of the week. and right now, a lot of people may be headed to the shore or maybe headed to the poconos doing some camping, it is looking good right now. >> what a great memorial day we

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the critical role of a mysterious isis recruiter, the man posing here with a snake, an american from minneapolis known online only as miski. >> miski's been pushing for violence for many months, as long as we've been following him, he's been pushing for individuals to commit acts of violence. >> reporter: authorities say miski's real name is mohamed hassan, a fugitive wanted by the fbi since 2009, after he left the twin cities as a teenager to join terror groups in africa. messages obtained by abc news between miski and the texas ringleader simpson show miski pointing to the texas cartoon contest and calling for an attack. "it's time for brothers in the u.s. to do their part," he wrote. two days later, miski writes to simpson, "one individual is able to put a whole nation onto its knees." >> he's very, very effective. i'd call him a recruiter, i'd call him a propagandist, i'd call him an inciter. >> reporter: the day before the attack, miski posted this picture with the message, "may allah protect us from the snakes of the hereafter." simpson tweeted back, "amen, bro. amen." >> brian with us now

. >> they sent me to minneapolis. flew me out there, i talked to.... about 15mn i talked to this doctor 15 minutes. in spite of what dennis' local doctor recommended the wsi appointed doctor determined that dennis was not a good fit for the prosthetic arm that he wanted. >> i don't understand it. i don't. i didn't lose a hook. i lost a hand. i want a bionic hand >> whedbee appealed the wsi decision to north dakota's supreme court but the court ruled in favor of wsi. >> if you have an injured worker and you have a myoelectric arm or a hook that you can offer is it about the money? >> yeah some--part of it has to do with cost. >> bryan klipfel is the director of wsi in north dakota. >> the other part is is this is this going to benefit the injured worker in the job that they're going to i mean? >> but there's no one in the world that would ever argue that a hook would benefit a man better than a robotic arm. i mean unless, can you make that argument? cause i >> no, i don't think you can but what i'm saying with the mioe

tomorrow the less likelihood for a tornado but severe risk in places like milwaukee, chicago and minneapolis. a lot of rain the past week with these cells. flash flood watches from texas through oklahoma. one thing for sure, cecilia it will be a turbulent night of >> it sure will be. rob, thanks. >>> now to a terrifying moment as a city bus stuck on the tracks. as a cargo train barrels toward it. passengers pan iing. here's bazi kanani with the crash caught on camera. >> reporter: this city bus stuck in atlanta track on railroad tracks. >> trains coming! >> reporter: passengers warn the driver, then, start running. up front, the frustrated driver is honking to get a red suv in front of him to move forward. no time. the driver tossed from his seat. other cameras showing the passengers barely escapeing. one man struck by the bus door as the train strikes, throwing him to the ground. another woman, seen here limping away from the bus. this case, all onboard that marta bus walked away. six injured as the freight train clipped the back of the bus. one of them calling his mother for help. >> he sa

let's breng in meteorologist lauren casey of our minneapolis station wcco. lauren, that is a lot of land and a lot of people threatened by dangerous weather. >> it is indeed. and significant weather at that. the threat of baseball-sized hail and strong tornadoes is looming over parts of texas oklahoma kansas, and nebraska this evening and tonight. over two million people are within a moderate risk area, which includes oklahoma city, and wichita, kansas. strong wind sheer is creating an environment cob ducive to super-cell or rotating thunderstorms. so the threat of most concern is the tornado threat with a few strong and long-lived tornadoes possible. moderate is the fourth highest threat level on the five-tiered scale. major cities of dallas and kansas city, the tornado threat enhanced but strong damaging winds and large hail is still possible late tonight. >> axelrod: lauren casey with the dangerous weather forecast. lauren, thank you. a man accused of shooting at george zimmerman monday in florida is now out on bond. matthew apperson is charged with aggra

rainy in minneapolis. top of the third tied at 3. davis. deep to left. escobar miss jumped the ball. score easily at 4-3. make up for it. bottom 5 drew load the bases and the base hit load the bases and the base hit. twins win 6-5 in the series. on to seattle next. some history. tonight in new york. here it comes. there it goes. it's the avon. rodriguez passing mays for fourth all time home run list 6 61 off chris till map. yankees one the game 4-3. steve won 5 nba championships as players. so many up and down in the play off. not panicking over the warriors game 2 loss against memphis. looking back now seems like the lengthy mvp news conference in a zillion interview by curry. warriors distracted. off the game in game 2. new plan for game 3 saturday in memphis. >> we just change the entire program after losing one game. yes. we put in the triangle. offense. we run that. for game 3. and we are going to play zone. whole game. >> we just feel like everything is falling apart. testifies awful the other night i won't start him. yes we are just it's a full re

behind minneapolis. apparently there's 380 miles of bike lanes. i don't know how they do that in a 49-mile city. while i have been out here i have seen some of the goofiest stuff that bikers and cars motorists have done and at 6:00, i'll share some of that with you. on market street riding home mike sugerman, kpix 5. >> oh, man. i -- oh!! i hope that was okay. you got to be an expert bike rider -- >> we'll find out what happened. >> there's nothing in the vehicle code yet about being on tv while you're biking. but he may have changed the law. >> boy. >> we'll find out. >>> tonight jill schlesinger explains how a job interview can reveal a lot about your future boss. >>> reporter: it's been six years since the end of the recession and job seekers in the bay area are now more confident when applying for new positions. as a result, candidates are increasingly using interviews to determine whether the company and the potential new boss are the right fit. how could you identify a bad boss? start with the basics. a potential boss who is late for the job

louis, minneapolis, showers for some services but other than that the east and west coast looks pretty good. have a nice holiday. >> have a nice holiday to you, too. rob, thank you. >>> now to other other developing story. a not-guilty verdict for a police officer who shot two people after a high-speed chase. that city on edge tonight. the police chief asking parents to keep their children home. warning police will not tolerate any violence. as the verdict came down officers in riot gear. bracing for protests. that acquitted officer one of 13 who fired 137 shots into that car, killing the occupants inside. that acquitted officer stood on the hood firing directly into the windfield. here's abc's alex perez with the verdict and reaction. >> reporter: tonight demonstrators are taking to the streets in cleveland after police officer michael brelo was cleared of wrong-doing in the shooting deaths of timothy russell and melissa williams, both unarmed. >> i, therefore, find the defendant not guilty. families of the victims outraged tonight. >> it is not fair to my family or tim and melissa. t

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here in minneapolis our highs will go from upper 70s today up toer 40s tomorrow. in chicago temperatures in the 80s will be traded out for 50s by tuesday. >> glor: lauren casey, thank you very much. >> isis is now claiming control of a key city in iraq. ramadi is about 70 miles west of baghdad. terror group has been trying to take the city since early 2014. here's charl-year d'agata. >> reporter: isis militants say this video shows iraqi troops racing out of ramadi in a hasty retreat. there's been a fierce battle under way this week for control of the strategic city. >> iraqi officials say a relentless offensive by isis fighters left hundreds of civilians and soldiers dead and forced thousands to flee. >> a government spokesman from the province is quoted as saying the city had fallen and the command center is in enemy hands. this despite baghdad's call to send in reinforcements. late today the pentagon said the situation remains fluid and contested and it is too early to make definitive statements about the situation on the ground. charlie d'agata cbs news london