phoenix western iron ore into raw iron from here it was transported to phoenix east where the lake stands today there the unrefined iron was processed further to produce steel. sawdust a style of ash so that's a steel works. and here we have an overview. the lake is here and between them there was a railway connection that's now a great cycling and walking trail for being with standing in the blast furnace complex. the plant was in operation until nine hundred ninety eight that's why i know times were very different back then so as the air. if you need to dog monty only hung up your washing on the wrong day once. once we reached the plant itself we're off to the engine room. from here and engineers steered the wagons that would take the materials forty metres up and into the blast furnace. so yes. we have arrived on the next platform back when the facility was active the air here was very unhealthy to move people and they came here with industrial style breathing up prices. in the region. nine thousand people worked in phoenix east and west now the only people here are tourists like us. b

in fact, an emerging hot spot is in chandler, arizona, just outside of phoenix. il lebeau takes a look at why the valley of the sun is heating up for self-driving cars. > reporter: drive around chandler, arizona, and you'll see them with regularity. self-driving chrysler mini vans beingted by wao, formerly known as the google -dselfriving car project. these waymo vans along with self-driving cars being built at intel, chips and processors from nxp for the brains behind the wheel and ollie awe tonneau muss shuttles have made phoenix home. thiss part of larger push by state and local leaders to make the valley of the sun center for developing autonomous drive vehicles. reaction in my community has been really, really good. they like that we'reth involved this. the autonomous vehicle companies. >> reporter: while arizona has embraced driverless carsy adopting less stringent rules and actively recruiting the development of these cars, a fatal accident involving an uber test car driving in autonomous mode raises the question, is the valley of the sun too exposed to th

there are quite a few things different from phoenix. inside the interior, which you cannot see our flight electronics. power components and a flight computer, those are inherited from the mars orbiter that launched in 2013. we have modernized the electronics since the phoenix area. another thing of interest is this mission unlike phoenix has an xband telecommunication systems. this is the antenna because of straight to earth with the radio beacon. the purpose of that is science investigation. bruce will talk about that. component doubles as a science investigation. he second phase is integration and test. as components coming, we assembled flight system and tested to it is ready for space. if we can roll the integration video. all of this was found in the denver facility. here you see the lander early on in a hang down mode, we are installing components. this is the cruise stage gets us to the planet. this is early on. the science deck, before any components have been installed. we are doing propulsion testing. is a long deepis chamber,

we have modernized the electronics since the phoenix era. another thing of interest is this mission, unlike phoenix, this has an xband telecommunication systems. this is a medium gain antenna here which goes right to earth. the purpose of that is for the science investigation. of the cases where the spacecraft component actually doubles as a science investigation. bruce will talk more about that. the second phase is integration and test. as components coming, we assembled flight system and so it is ready for . if we can roll the integration video. all of this video was filmed in the denver facilities. you can see the lander early on in a hang down mode, we are installing components. this is the cruise stage gets us to the planet, not shown here on the stage. this is early on. the science deck, before any components have been installed. we are doing propulsion testing. this chamber, it is a long, deep chamber, the lander is being lowered and and it spends two weeks in this thermal bag test to make sure it can survive the rigors and thermal ex

. >> reporter: i'm phil lebeau in phoenix, ar looking for a hot job with a hefty sciencing bonus? how about becoming a pilot? we'll explain why pilots are in demand when "nightly business re rt" returns. >>> so what is one of the hottest jobs that companies are stng to fill? that would be pilots. in fact, a looming shortage of people qualified to sit in the cockpit isereating a h opportunity for those looking fly for an airline. phil lebeau, as you saw, is in phoenix for us tonight. >> reporter: 23-year-old amanda larson is sitting in the proverbial catbird's seat, which happens to be in a cockpit. she's been flying for more than four years and is currently being recruited by three regional airlines. >> i know it's competitive, that theyeed to off the best in order to get the pilots because we'll just go somewhere else with a little better pay and flying the same thing. >> reporter: amanda's in demand because of a looming pilot shortageartially because so many will soon hit the mandatory retirement age of 6rlwhile their es continue adding flights, so airlines around the world will

the massive system brings the water to the population centers of phoenix and tucson. >> it cost overild. there was a 300-mile- long excavation, several tunnels bored through mountains, siphons going under rivers. it's an engineering marvel. and you can see it from outer space. >> on average, more than 5 trillion gallons flow through the canal every year. >> what we're looking at behind me here is a map board of the system itself. it's 336 miles long, controlled by two dispatchers that are sitting behind us here. >> we have 15 pumping stations along our 300-plus-mile canal. we have to basically pump the water uphill and then let it flow by gravity over some period of miles. >> so all these values that you're looking at are in cfs, cubic feet per second. so as you can see here, this pumping plant's doing 2,086. starts at lake havasu, goes all the way down through some mountains, underneath some riverbeds, and then it eventually ends up in tucson. >> from 1985 to 2010, central arizona project generated $1 trillion with a t, a trillion dollars over those 25 years of value for the state o

of the phoenix, about transformation and the message that the theme of the phoenix provides, we allhers with curriculum online, our curriculum is in two different languages and whether it's lesson plans or student fact sheets, teachers can use them and we've had great feedback. we have helped public and private schools in san francisco increase their waste use and students are working hard to sort waste at the end of the lunch and understand the power of reusing, reducing, recycling and composting. >> great job. >> i've been with the department for 15 years and an environmental educator for more than 23 years and i'm grateful for the work that i get to do, especially on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. i try to use my voice as intentionally as possible to suppo support, i think of my grandmother who had a positive attitude and looked at things positively. try to do that as well in my work and with my words to be an uplifting force for myself and others. think of entering the job force as a treasure hunt. you can only go to your next clue and more will be revealed. fol

the circulation right over phoenix. generate intense severe weather from about texas up to illinois. so kansas, missouri, nebraska look to be right in the prime time for today. 50s on the temps. 50, 56. everyone is within a couple of degrees again. bodega bay is 49 degrees. i know that. i have seen it all morning long. the water temps are really cool. hayward and oakland, sfo, san carlos chewed up a lot of the fog. 57 in blythe right now. and 62 in phoenix. again, they will be in the 70s today as that system begins to kick out. there it goes from the back side of that though we are -- it is not our problem anymore. high pressure will kick in for three days. then the low will move in on sunday. that will start a little cooldown. it will be nice but not as warm as friday and saturday. 50s and 60s coast and bay. 70s inland. temperatures within a degree or two where they should be or right there. warmer for sure on friday. >> thank you, steve. >> thank you, steve. >> you bet. >>> steph curry is back. and the warriors beat t

and phoenix yesterday was 75 degrees. unbelievably cool. this will be a whopper of a severe weather maker. not our problem. 40s and 50s. there's extensive low clouds. 46 and 50. net -- napa is in there. sebastopol. and occidental. everyone is really close. it's really cold. these water temps, when they are this cold and there's an offshore breeze and for some, and it's a superduper hold on the hairspray there. a gust of 30+. you can't warm up when it's that strong out of the west southwest. the coast will be in the 50s, 60s. inland temps 70s. and i know one man who likes that. and its this man, sal castaneda. >> thank you, steve paulson . >> are we out of the gate traffic wise quietly? >> yes we are. there are some small issues but nothing major. nothing like yesterday anyway. let's look at 80 580. a little bit of slow traffic approaching the construction zone. they just picked up the cones just west of 205. and you do see a little bit of slowing. like yesterday, unlike yesterday, we don't have a huge crowd. traffic you might be wondering a

he contacted the phoenix police department, and they were able to use him in a stick and he cooperated, and he was in an undercover sting to catch those traffickers and put them behind bars. in all three of those cases there were arrests made so let me tell you the other components behind the scenes is we have a law enforcement outreach team that consists of local and federal retired police officers who go around the country, and they meet with police departments as well as around the world to educate them on how police with use our technology as evidence to hole people people accountable an that component is very important and it's accountability. it's important that we work with police and help them and not only having the evidence and the information that they need, but to put these folks behind bars because that's where they belong for doing these types of things so we do have a law enforcement outreach team that also works hand in hand with those detectives on those investigations and gets them the information that they need. in the philadelphia case they were able to get the info

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for "on the money" i'm diana olic in phoenix. >>> it's a phrase you probably haven't heard in business before niceness is your super power, no the a weakness that's according to fran hauser. >> the title of the book is the myth of the nice girl, meaning what >> meaning that the myth of the nice girl especially at work, is that she's a pushover. she's passive, and she's weak. and i don't buy that i think there's so much strength in being nice at work. >> i wilove that message but i think it applies to men and women. bigger issue you don't have to be a jerk to get ahead. >> i agree i think -- >> let's go with this, the idea of being nice. reason people push back on that idea is if you're nice, you don't walk in and ask for a raise so you can't get ahead what do you tell people in that situation? >> if you're in a position where you want to ask for a raise, i think it starts with knowing what your marketing rate is. and have peers at other companies that can share that data it gives you confidence too. knowledge is power the other thing i realized is that women tend to negotiate more effe

nine months of summer for phoenix every year. love that. jillian: absolutely. thank you.he hour, safe spaces for gun owners, how the sanctuary movement to protect the second amendment just got bigger. >> so donald trump and his pathetic band of white privileged criminal businessmen. [cheers and applause] >> ii would like to say to him niet. >> she definitely made clear how she feels about president trump and now helping democrats too much, carley shimkus with that reaction. good morning. rob: good morning. excuse me a minute... hi dad. no. don't try to get up. hi, i'm julie, a right at home caregiver. and if i'd been caring for tom's dad, i would have noticed some dizziness that could lead to balance issues. that's because i'm trained to report any changes in behavior, no matter how small, so tom could have peace of mind. we'll be right there. we have to go. hey, tom. you should try right at home. they're great for us. the right care. right at home. i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to yo

phoenix area as they are building self-driving cars. some will be tested in california, some of them will eventually be tested here in the phoenix area as well, and as you look at olly, keep in mind, one reason why olly is being built here in the phoenix area because there's so much talent developed here and the environment that's been created not only by the governor, but also by the cities around here saying we want to relax the stringent regulations. that's a reason why you see so much talent with autonomous drive vehicles collecting here in this area >> tragic fatal crash in arizona a few months back, there was talk about whether arizona might want to change relatively loose regulations on the sub sector. has that been forgotten already? >> reporter: it's not forgotten, wilf, but they are cognizant you can't let people drive around without any regulations. uber's program suspended by the company and governor said we want them to investigate the crash before reinstating testing here in the phoenix area they are cognizant you can't ha

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in happened in the phoenix suburb of chandler today.nvestigators say a car swerved across and hit the mini man. this is the second self-driving car crash in the phoenix area in the past two months. way mo released a statement reading our team's mission is to make our roads safer. we are concerned about the well being and safety of our test driver and wish her a full recovery. >>> not just hockey, but also politics. the sharks are filing a lawsuit against the planned bart extension into downtown san jose. the team is worried about events at the sap center being disrupted by the construction of an underground bart tunnel. they're also concerned about fans losing parking access when bart's station in built. the lawsuit names the bta, which is doing the heavy lifting on both the tunnel and the new train station. vta is not commenting. >>> i had a bad dream that the sharks and bwarriors both lost playoff games. >> it's a reality. >> we'll show you how and what's next, next. stay with us. >>> well, did that just happen? >> it did. >> oh, my g

fox 10 in phoenix where they are keeping up the pressure on lawmakers by extending a teacher walk outnto wednesday. the walkout actually started here in west virginia. what educators have been gathering at the capitol for sel days protesting low pay and school funding in arizona working on a budget. fox 35 in orlando, in the neighborhood dealing with yet another sinkhole, a major one adding to one dozen holes that have formed since last week. at least eight families have been displaced as engineers work to fill the holes. this is alive look at san francisco from our affiliate box two tran. looking at the high gas prices, california conservatives want to appeal a recent tax and registration fee and turn nearly 1 million signatures to put the question before voters this november. it comes to days after the officials announced billions of dollars in mass transit improvements funded in part to buy sites. that is tonight's live look outside the way from "special report," we will be back here in west virginia after a quick break. ♪ insurance that won't replace the full value of your new car

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this is the second known self-driving car crash in the phoenix area in the past two months. an uber self-driving vehicle hit and killed a pedestrian in tempe in march. >>> seniors in one san francisco madiba will be able to cross the street without panic. today the city officially opened a mid-block crossing signal on follow some and leviny street south of market. the corner is near the minimalson house senior living chhuon. some residents told us crossing the stret had been a frightening ordeal. >> before we had this you could time the signal up there which people are always not using properly. but you could look at that and hopefully be able to get across. >> having the mid-block crossings allowy our seniors to walk shorter distances to access parks and museum and the seniors centers they again on every day. >> supervisor jane kim says the project took years of lobbying to get off the ground. much funding came from the soma stabilization fund which developers in the area are required to pay into. >>> from petaluma a follow-up to a video we showed last night of an unusual r

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cool in southern california, 33 in flagstaff, 61 in phoenix.hey are looking for a high of 74, that is 17 degrees below average. l.a. will be 55. for this time of year, they will take anything they can get but it is really cool as the system kicks out. the fog is not going anywhere. it will burn off but it will come right back again tomorrow. friday looks to be the warmest day by far. there will be low clouds but they will get chewed up sooner and we will have a nice weekend. it will be cooler as we get into sunday with another system moving through. it will not take much to ramp up the fog. 50s 60s coast and they, 70s inland. temperatures are really not changing. we warm up a little bit on friday. nice saturday and colder sunday. >>> did you watch the warriors last night? steph curry is back. the warriors beat the pelicans last night 121-116. now they leave their playoff series 2-0. eight minutes into the first quarter, steph curry came into the game and played for the first time since the end of march. >> steph curry makes the play. it is the

what makes the university of phoenix so special?ot only active duty but also veterans. and our staff and faculty, also, have served our family members who have served. so they take tremendous pride in being able to put this display together. jillian: message fallen not forgotten that was voted by the public as you guys do. what does it mean to have the public involved in something like this? and what does the community say about this? >> well, it means everything. and the outpouring of support is tremendous. just on social media you can go on read all of the supportive posts that people are posting. and then people stop by throughout the week just to see the flags in person and kind of pay their respects to those that gave their lives. rob: you got plans for year 10? are you going to keep this going? how long does this go? >> absolutely. we have big plans for year 10. it will be even bigger. jillian: i understand that the flags have been donated or will be donated? >> that's correct. we donate the flags each year to an organization

announcing later this year some that have work not only being done here but other companies in the phoenixck out nsp. we had a chance to go to their facility hee they're developing chips and processors these are the brains of autonomous cars. that's what they're working on in this area we talked to the ceo, he said you look at the ecosystem and you have a lot of things coming together that says good news when it comes to developing these self-driving car. >> what it really is, it's an embedded systems hardware and software ecosystem that's developing building autonomous vehicles is not typically like what you see in silicon valley. so this has been a good mix of two. >> when we talked to jay rogers, he thinks that ollie, the first one will be delivered probably later this year, this is just the beginning of local manufacturing here for these autonomous electric shuttles we talk a lot about self-driving cars but it really is a wide range of types of vehicles and work that's being done here in the phoenix area. >> our phil lebeau in chandler thank you so much for that we'll see you soon. >>

temperaturas en los 68 grados para miami el paraguas, tambiÉn tormentas elÉctricas para dallas 97 para phoenixhemos visto el sol. >> la temperatura por debajo y para las prÓximas horas se mantienen las nubes incrementando. >> el descenso de temperaturas recomiendo que se vaya abrigado el fin de semana feriado con lluvia para el viernes temperaturas calientan para el domingo y el lunes mÁs caliente continuamos con mÁs. >> muchas gracias. >> se encontraron grietas en el puente peatonal que colapsÓ en marzo en florida y la investigaciÓn se enfoca, ayer la mesa nacional de transporte y seguridad dio a conocer el reporte preliminar del accidente que ocurriÓ el 15 de marzo en miami en dÓnde 6 personas perdieron la vida ademÁs de evaluar todo se revelÓ que las grietas fueron descubiertas dÍas antes de este accidente. >> el plan de subsidio. >> dependen ahora que podrÍan ser eliminado. >> nos tienen la reacciÓn desde el sector mÉdico. medicos que estÁn dpr estÁn preocupados. probar medicamentos en un costo mÍnimo y gratis. >> proveedores de servicios proteger al programa de millones californianos depe

the main components of the it andr -- phoenix did almost 40 years before that, viking did it. landing is the technique we used at lockheed martin and we feel it is flight proven and ready to go. >> we have a reporter on the phone lines. aerospace america. go ahead. >> thank you. nasa insights will dig deeper into mars than ever before. it will use that self spies -- self driving spike to drive the heat probe into the ground. do you have contingency plans if the ground is tougher than you anticipate? >> this will be a good question to ask tillman. but we have done a tremendous amount of testing. we feel confident we are going to a location on mars where we will successfully penetrate. even if we do it some rocks, we have a reasonably good chance of getting past those and getting down to the depth that we want which is about 10 feet. that is the requirement. the goal is about 16 feet. tillman will talk a lot more about that coming up in the next section. >> ok, we have another question on the phone lines from reuters. reuters, go ahead. reuters, can you hear us? >> hello, thank

unbelievably, that chip was registered to a family in phoenix, arizona, ten states away.that family got the call, they were overjoyed. he'd been missing for a year. they now believe someone must have taken the dog, perhaps believing he was a stray or that he needed care. they thought they might never see him again. but jake's parents now have an infant at home, so, picking him up was going to be difficult. so, when strangers learned that jake was ten states away, through facebook, they began to help. one stranger at a time. starting in roaring spring, pennsylvania, a four-day journey, 20 drivers, more than 2,000 miles. all the way home to phoenix. >> ready to . >> reporter: renee took the first leg, putting a t-shirt on jake. arizona or bust. >> hi, everybody. we are about to cross into maryland with jake. >> reporter: those strangers documenting the journey. renee says she was overwhelmed by the generosity of so many others who wanted to help, too. >> i'm not going to cry talking about this, but i appreciate it so much. >> reporter: jake spending the night at paula's hou

phoenix sometimes known as the memphis. they were produced here and not as well known, a submarine was produced here as a proud adventure called the st. patrick. the most famous was the c.s.s. tennessee. to give idea of scale of ship here. this is an iron clad vessel that was 209 feet long. to put that into perspective, think about the last football game you saw. this ship is two-thirds the length of that football field and prior to the war, there was no ship building industry in selma at all but yet they were able to produce this and they did it in such a rush that when the construction was started, the trees that made up the timbers were still standing in the forest around selma so this was an effort that was put forth by people who did not originally have the skills, manpower or wherewithal to do these things so what they were able to accomplish was nothing short of totally awesome that they could pull things together and become as important as they were. here we're on the banks of the alabama river at selma. in late mar

we'll see if that happens here in the phoenix area.hat you do see on the streets of chandler are a lot of these minivans these are self-driving minivans that are testing right now they are going to be starting an autonomous ride-share program. we think it will likely be here in the phoenix area. it will happen later this year they haven't announced the exact location where that will take place. you see so many of these we stepped out and asked a number of people here in chandler does it freak you out seeing autonomous vehicles out on the street? here's what they had to say. >> i'm intrigued by it i won't say i'm freaked out. >> doesn't scare you at all? >> not one bit i'd say push harder and get more. >> i have no problem with them at all. >> it doesn't worry you at all they're mixing with traffic. >> no, it does want. >> why not >> because they seem to go with the flow and i'm comfortable with that. i figure they're probably the safer car of all the ones out there. >> reporter: quickly take a look at shares. it was downgraded by piper

up in pennsylvania from phoenix. >> where are you going?s identified by strangers using his microchip. the bad, a black bear gets stuck in a car and tears it to shreds was a woman in connecticut calling 911 after finding the huge animal locked inside, she think that may have been lured inside by a banana. the ugly, serial quarter thieves caught on camera. you can see the two men drilling into this carwash payment machine and eventually they ran off with 3400 coins and the total amount they got away with was $849 total. that wraps up this show. "fox and friends first" at 4:00 but "fox and friends first" continues right now. hope you have a great day, goodbye. >> call it spy gate. you are calling gets by gate. a lot of bad things have happened. i went them all to get together and sit in a room and work it out among themselves. jillian: donald trump blasting what he says could be the biggest political scandal ever. major meeting happening today with a warning to democrats, no leaking could. rob: north korea dismantling the nuclear site at any

know russia had faced difficulties in the past but that it always rigged risen from the ashes like a phoenix and against that backdrop i mean one thing which was certainly of note is the fact that this ceremony was a bit more subdued than the you know the one six years ago during his during his third inauguration why was that. well six years ago he was criticised quite a lot for driving through basically an empty city in a motorcade and this year we didn't see that in part because of course he's already president so he wasn't driving from the seat of the government to the kremlin he was already in the kremlin and we very much saw him kind of presenting himself as amount of the people and as someone who is willing to get his hands dirty so we first saw putin there in those pictures sitting at his desk in a shark not wearing you know a jacket he put on his jacket and started moving towards the kremlin and we also saw that there were many more guests and in the last inauguration there were as you said five thousand guests at the ceremony rather than two thousand last time and also after the cer

y la falta de independencia las cortes se u c ubican al de 15 lugar en aceptar caso al igual que phoenixno de los Índices mÁs bajos con un promedio de 22% las cortes en georgia dallas y houston tienen el menor nÚmero de aprobaciÓn de casos de asilo en dos aÑos se otorgÓ asilo en menos del 10% de los casos. >>> hay mucho sentimiento antiinmigrante aquÍ. >>> la abogada experta representa a marÍa en georgia la ley es consistente y es la forma en que se y despuÉs de rechazar una entrevista a un portavoz nos enviÓ un comunicado que habla de la importancia de cada caso que es Único y esta agencia toma en serio quejas en las decisiones por jueces de inmigraciÓn. >>> si yo fuera inmigrante preferirÍa estar en california que georgia. >>> la discrepancia es tan grande que solo se puede explicar por los jueces a la hora de tomar decisiones. >>> es claro que la actitud de los y como se sientan sobre las leyes tiene que ver. >>> para alejarme porque pensee que podian hacer algo por mi. >>> la oficina responsable del congreso dio a conocer reportes en los que se dan a conocer v i variantes significati

our vehicles driving in san francisco see more -- see more in one minute then vehicles in phoenix see one hour. that gives you a sense of the level of complexity we see in a complex urban environment. that is why we are focused on testing in that environment we encounter more of our vehicles to learn more quickly. it puts us in a better position to be ready to launch in those environments. are speaking, we are showing viewers the bolt with the cruise on the side of it that you will be doing. curveare we in the longer of this adoption of evav as well as ridesharing? how soon will this come? dan: i tell you, it is a very early days still. we're at the beginning of what we see as a long-term very fundamental transformation. we do believe this technology will change the world and a significant way. obvious a, we are talking about first appointment in 2019. that will be the very beginning of what will be a very big rollout of this technology overtime. emily: gm president dan ammon on bloomberg television. coming up, has walmart gained the upper hand in the competition to dominate the globa

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. >>>>> in the meantime, with the nba the phoenix son's has the number 1 pick. -- the phoenix suns theyick. they wanted to see what lebron james could do for an encore. this is 25 in the first half, the turnaround jumper is there. get this, 42 points. 10 rebounds and 12 assists, the cavaliers come back with a 7 point lead boston is on a tear, then lebron james tracks him and the celtics take command of this game and later, you have to see this cheap shot j.r. smith shoving him underneath and tempers will flare. and he gets in the middle of it, there was a technical called on j.r. smith. no ejection, 107-94 is the final. the cavaliers go back to the home court.>>> that is the sporting lineup for this hour and it is time for more news with frank and julie. >>> coming up next at 11 pm. >>> his actions have been a terrible strain on the city. >> he resigned with allegations of sexual misconduct. >>> the 11 pm news on ktvu fox 2 news starts now. >>> he was accused by nine woman -- women. he said he never sexually assaulted anyone. good evening everyone i am pam flores. >> evening, i am frank

after the rally, they marched by the governor's office in downtown phoenix led by a student marchingand, the two largest districts in the state expected to remain closed today. arizona governor is proposing a 20% teacher pay raise by the year 2020 with an additional $100 million budgeted for. teacher pay in arizona has fallen 10% when adjusted for inflation and teachers kick in a larger portion of their pay to the pension fund, more than 11% of the pay today compared to 2% in 1999. >>> australian cardinal george pel will stand trial for allegedly sexually abusing multiple victims decades ago. pell is the most senior figure in the holy seat to face criminal charges for alleged sexual assault. an australian judge made the ruling following a month long preliminary hearing. half the charges against pell were dropped but the judge decided the prosecution's case was strong enough to warrant a jury trial. the 76-year-old cardinal pleaded not guilty of historical sexual abuse in a statement through his lawyers, pell steadfastly maintains his innocence. >>> if the president does sit down with

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no problems performing. 45 in reno. 58 cool degrees in phoenix. 27 in flagstaff. there. 55, dave down in place. >> wow. >> they'll be 104 probably by saturday. pretty good surge of tropical moisture coming in. week low will break through the ridge of high pressure on sunday. we will get a brief warm-up friday and saturday. near 80 for some. coast of a aren't going to -- and bay aren't going to change very much. that's a beautiful bay. livermore 72. 59 half moon bay. little warmer on friday with saturday looking good as well. sunday a little cooler. >> sounds nice. >> you got it. >> i need pam to send me to hawaii. you know you need to put on some sunscreen. now there's a controversy in paradise. the reason some sunblock products may be banned. >>> the state of hawaii is set to ban certain sunscreens. state lawmakers passed a measure this week that would ban the sale of sunscreen containing the been zone by the year 2021. scientists say the says it can be talk to -- substance can be toxic to coral. >>> grounds broken in oakland for a new high-rise transit village n

so my brother got first dibs and had chosen the school all the way out in phoenix. came, i my turn remember my mother sitting me down right next to willie brown, holding a map of the area. circle.s a it's as far as you get to go. we can't afford multiple tickets home. she hands me this grand union paper bag of brochures that a been collecting -- have been collecting. pick schools. so i did. i went to the process any 15-year-old might. i went through and pick up the brochures that i thought had good-looking girls on them. except for one. one here.s this i saw a mixed kid on the cover. i saw me. and i wanted to be this kid. aid lettersinancial came back. and this place gave me the best package. unbeknownst to me or my family, i went off to one of the best schools in the country. williams college. and to say the next four years were difficult would be an understatement. there are the most challenging four years of my life. prepareint just did not kids for college. we did not have ap courses, we did not have calculus. i ended up in all remedial classes. those with the c

some of these may impact even san francisco, el dorado county, west point, phoenix lake. they'll not make it all the way here. the atmosphere simply too stable. microclimate forecast, barely hitting 70 degrees. wednesday you won't. thursday and friday you won't. trust me, you will. there's a big pattern change coming for the weekend. right now we're talking about one low pressure area leaving. it's been spinning to our south and east for about five straight days and that's why it continues to see thunderstorms. on the nevada side of the mountains. then working its way back toward california. ridge of high pressure keeping us dry. another low will move in. the one from the gulf of alaska later this week. lots of clouds tomorrow morning. it will burn back to the coastline albeit slowly and temperatures will stay mild. low 70s. watch the push on wednesday as that low pressure area begins to move through. not only cloudy here. notice the clouds and fog making it into the central valley. a sign we have a pretty strong push from the ocean. not only will it be cloudy, windy, tha

yeah, 106 in phoenix today. a lot of spots running to the middle 100s. is this typical?ctually not. we don't break 100 until about may 12th. guess what? today is going to be another hot day. we're seeing maybe not as white spread heat warnings. we'll top out at 102. more "shepard smith reporting" after the break. first, we head to vermont. and go to our coffee shop. and meet dave. hey. why is dark magic so spell-bindingly good, he asks? let me show you. let's go. so we climb. hike. see a bear. woah. reach the top. dave says dark magic is a bold blend of coffee with rich flavors of uganda, sumatra, colombia and other parts of south america. like these mountains, each amazing on their own. but together? magical. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee roasters packed with goodness. on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $782

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