philadelphia magazine news editor brian howe bought a house here in 2009. you could call him the face of a middle class. >> how does that feel, as a face of a city that has seen the hollowing out of the middle class, this seems like a good middle class neighborhood. >> i like it. there are newer faces on my block but there are also faces that have been there for decades. people who were born on the block and still live there. >> but it's a t tentative piece. people have been buying property in the neighborhood for the fast few years. byob restaurants hipsters and higher prices. >> what do they think about you? >> they get along. there was a feeling-each-other-out period, the first winter we were here i didn't shovel my block right away and i got side long looks. >> the side long looks that brian gets is from a middle class that has been historically blue collar. but that's changed now. in the 1970s philadelphia's middle class was equally blue cross. but manufacturing jobs plummeted to 10% of the city's workforce, while white collar jocks have doubled. brian

brian wilson here, beach boys with us, brian, how are you. >> rob: hi, i'm brian wilson, how are you? i'm fine. >> imus: do you ever read any of the books i recommend? >> rob: no, i don't read all that much. >> imus: you don't in. >>

the whistle-blower told brian how he worked as a spy at all levels. >> well be it's no secret that the u.s. tends to get more and better intelligence out of computers nowadays than they do out of people. i was trained as a spy in sort of the traditional sense of the word in that i lived and worked under cover overseas, pretending to work in a job that i'm not and even being assigned a name that was not mine. but i am a technical specialist. i am a technical expert. i don't work with people. i don't recruit agents. what i do is i put systems to work for the united states. and i've done that at all levels from the bottom on the ground all the way to the top. now, the government might deny these things, might frame it in certain ways and say he's a low-level analyst. but what they're trying to do is they're trying to use one position that i've had in a career here or there to distract from the totality of my experience, which is that i've worked for the central intelligence agency, under cover, overseas. i've worked for the national security agency under cover, overseas. and i worked for

much they use it, end quote, and then, brian, how is this one, how about when butter lovers had to sit through the painful web videos on paula deen for her atonement for racist comments. >> i want to apologize to everybody for the wrong that i've done. i want to learn and grow from this. >> but the award for the most selfish apology of all time goes to former bp ceo tony heywood during the gulf oil spill. >> first thing to say is we're sorry. we're sorry for the massive disruption it's caused to their lives, and, you know, there's no one who wants this thing over more than i do. i want my life back. >> yikes. for more famous celebrity apologies head straight over to cnbc.com after our show, right, brian? >> i thought it was spectacular to go from the lululemon pants thing and paula deen and her 8,000 calorie butter scone. >> pure coincidence, no pairing whatsoever. >> and then the oil which somehow blends it together. great stuff. >> so when it comes to bad apologies, donald sterile is definitely in good company, but what should he have said to get this apology right? joining us now is

how are you brian? >> reporter: yes, they are practicing there and you go from the controversy with donald sterling and the series with them and it is a series people will be talking about for years and wow, what a game, the warriors won 100-99 to force a game 7 in this first round series and as for the controversy surrounding donald sterling, the fans are not worried about that but want the warriors to win. >> oh, wow, i am excited about the warriors to within and continue on. >> as for the series, the warriors have injuries, they have injuries and jermaine o'neal went down last night with an injured knee, and the game is then and the last time they had a game 7 they faced the lakers led by kareem abdul jabbar. >> wow, going back quite a ways, thank you brian. >>> we are learning more information about the owner of the clippers donald sterling, we are finding out he is battling cancer, this comes after the nba banned him and the owners are meeting to force him to sell the team. and the president of the

earlier on the show, we asked how brian williams' new interview with edward snowden whether you see him as a traitor. our producer has responses. >> our audience seems to be torn. madeline says, no, snowden is still a patriot in my eyes. #america. a guy says, he's a traitor. he didn't have any other means of reporting what he found. he really is a traitor. >> nbc will have more on the interview. >>> coming up on "way too early," a look at the stories we're talking about in the day ahead. and "morning joe" is just moments away. stick around. [ male announcer ] we're the names you know in the places you want to be. where you can explore super destinations and do everything under the sun. 12 brands. more hotels than anyone else in the world. save up to 25% and earn bonus points when you book at wyndhamrewards.com. save up to 25% and earn bonus points what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... oh yeah, and frosted! what's your most favorite of all? hmm...the kind i have with you. me too. nbr: scott - we're concerned. you just fed your lawn ear

holly hughes, you are a defense attorney, brian claypool, how do we stop these people from doing this? >> okay. i'll go first. >> deborah -- go ahead, holly. >> deb -- >> ladies before gentlemen. >> thank you very much. what you need to do is to give access to this information. there have been to be changes in the current laws. let's face it. when we go for a driver's license, we have to give up our history. do we wear eyeglasses? we give up medical information. do we wear hearing aids? do we have epilepsy? there are times when we are looking for a privilege, the privilege to have a license and give out that information. so why not do that, you know, when you're going to apply. lou has said it over and over. guns are here to stay, but it is the dangerous combination of mental illness and guns together that is the problem. guns by themselves aren't the problem, mental illness by themselves aren't the problem. when you match them together, that becomes a problem. so there has to be a way for people applying for a permit to not just self-report. because let's face it, they're not going t

maybe brian. >> "people" magazine, how the family got back together. you come at me that voong in an elevator and we make up that soon? it would be months in my family. >> don't forget to watch brian's show sunday at 11:00 a.m. eastern. >> we're all one big happy family here. >> brian, are you going to be talking about this on sunday? >> i have no idea. >> how i can say no. there are other big stories. two arrests for arson as wildfires continue to rip through california. the va's secretary, eric shinseki, he says he's mad as hell about the scandal at the va but he says he's not going to resign over it. who is that making mad as hell? and she was a high school sophomore. the problem was she was 34 years old and it's not about being left back. we're going to tell you about an imposter drama that has everyone scratching their heads. let's get at it. >>> oh, my god. >> two individuals. they appear to be involved in setting small fires. >> everything burnt all of the way around us. >> we locked up. we just all started bawling. it looked like a bomb hit. >>

we'll talk to brian how he's trying to sell that deal. that's coming up later on. the driverless car, phil lebeau will talk with lutz and others about what that might mean for traffic around the country. back to you. >> everyone is talking about it over there. carl, good to see you. looking good out there. tieless in california. check back in with you. the dow in the red, s&p 500 also lower, but we're still holding near record highs. let's talk about it with adam parker with morgan stanley. you're optimistic. you say the markets are headed higher even though we counted 12th record high of 2014 yeah. our base case we grind higher, end the year at our price target of 2014. we see earnings improving and think the fed remains, so that's a good backdrop for equities. >> explain why the 10-year yield this morning hit the lowest level since last july? >> well, you know, our interest rate manager covers the 10-year, his view is that, you know, there's been tactical and positioning issues around that. my view is that earnings are growing, my view is that while the economy i

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. >> they're going to stick it to us, brian, how? >> we sat down, you're holding a phone. i'm colding an iphone. >> i'm holding a couffee cup. >> we have to figure out what the strategy is. >> future is second and third screen. you watch us on tv, also your computer and handheld device. >> it's not just cnn. but let me use it as an example. i'm going to pull out my phone, watch cnn live on my phone. it's difficult to get that done. there's reasons for that. it's partly this company, time warner's spot. everybody's got to work together. part of the reason we're seeing companies consolidate is because they have to work together. >> is that cnn axis is pretty good, by the way. >> everybody is trying to figure it out. there's lots of reason for delay and this could be progress. >> here's the thing we're seeing the future. however, what we're also seeing in the future, there are going to be a small number of people with infrastructure to deliver video on all three screens. so what does that mean for pricing? >> well, pricing has been going up. nobody's saying you're going to pa

i'm here with photographer brian kylie. how are you this morning? >> doing well. it's early as always. >> reporter: are you ready for the weekend? >> always. >> reporter: we are ready for the weekend and we are ready for "where's roberta?" and frank and michelle, are you ready for your first clue? >> go ahead. >>> i love seeing brian on tv by the way. >> wake up, brian. [ laughter ] >> reporter: okay. a clue for you. "where's roberta?" we're entering our fifth month of this now it's catching on. people in the grocery store said yesterday, "where's roberta?" she's in aisle 13! ha ha! this week we're taking to you great heights and you're going to see a view of the city that you have never seen before and you have a little bit of a clue here, as well. we have "where's roberta?" coming up at 6:18 this morning right here on kpix 5. ,, ,,,, ♪ ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ whistling ] [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. [ woman ] and i love new orleans! producer was released after being taken hostage in uk

i'm brian selter this week. >>> the ugly smear campaign against hillary clinton and how democrats should fight back and i'll talk to the only reporter that interviewed the embattled >> let's begin with a story that rocked the white house this week. it came out of nowhere and started with a phone call with the a doctor that retired from the veteran's affairs department. >> a new twist in the national outrage about those allegations that some veterans hospitals delayed care and covered up the consequences. >> today we learn that the bush white house was so concerned about this back in 2008 that it warned the incoming obama administration. >> another whistle blower is claiming she witnessed the same delays and incompetence at the va that may have cost dozens ocho v of veterans their lives. >> how does the media decide what is and isn't a story? in a moment, i'll talk with drew griffin but first, let's bring in the whistle blower himself, dr. sam foot to explain what led him to make the one call that led to countless headlines. dr. foot, thank you for joining me. >> thank you for having me o

. >> an nfl linebacker teaches brian and elizabeth how to tackle. plus chloe from 24 is here. we have a big show. starts 11 minutes from right now right here on fox news channel. >>> new information about the missing malaysia plane and how long it was gone before anyone noticed. overnight malaysia officials releasing a preliminary report on the disappearance of flight 370 showing investigators waited hours to start looking for the jet. no one realized it was missing until 17 minutes after it had gone off the radar and rescue operations did not start for four hours after that. meanwhile, family members are outraged after being told to move out of hotels and return home for news. malaysian airlines will close down its family assistance centers by may 7th. >>> it's not exactly what you want to see on your beach vacation. yeah. several popular beaches in australia shut down after a helicopter spots a 16-foot great white shark close to the shore. the shark apparently stalking a whale before heading north. >>> now on those pet alligators. the florida family that owns the reptiles ha

ktvu's brian flores joins us live with the actions district is taking and just how widespread the problem has become. good afternoon, brian. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. well, martinez unified school district officials did not want to go on camera this afternoon. what we do know, they did send out a letter recently saying how bad the problem is growing. now the district did not say how many confirmed cases there were within the district. but in the letter, however, it says all of the schools besides two of them had confirmed cases of whooping cough. they did confirm as well that the highest number of cases is over at morello elementary school and from a parent whose kid attend there, we understand there were ten cases reported there as well. this is story -- [audio difficulties] >> i know there is a lot of parents that are very concerned. i've known a few parents that have taken their kid out of school for a week and started antibiotics just in case. we're told the vaccinations are not 100% effective. >> reporter: health officials are warning people that the best defense against who

. >>> plus, how beat victim brian stow did something unexpectedded to. >>> how technology can help you hear things better than ever before. now at 6:30: crowds of mourners - remembering the victims of the deadly rampan isla vista. c-b-s reporter bigad shaban reports: thousands attended this day of mourning... members of the tri-delta sorority held a moment of silence today at the site w a gunman killed two of their sisters. katherine cooper a veronika weiss were gunned outside a sorority house on friday evening. grad student selvi ersoy also came to par respects. (--- al / i'm just really confused why soe could hate something, hate e people and hate this place that, and do that (sighs) t teaching assistant hasn't sn her students since the shootings, but hopes to reu with them tonight at a camp wide memorial service that honor the six victims killed during elliott rodger's ram. on what he called his day of retribution..rod ger also kd 20 year old chris martinez deli several blocks away. t memorial there has grown fr the sidewalk to the street. mourners leaving messages in chalk.....like

brian todd explains how this massive sale came about. >> reporter: sources tell cnn that doctors have declared donald sterling mentally incapacitated a finding that opened the door for his estranged wife to sell the l.a. clippers for a record $2 billion. sources say donald sterling was examined by two independent doctors, both neurologists, some time over the past month. it's an important finding because the clippers are owned through a family trust with two trustees, donald and shelly sterling. cnn has learned from one source, a clause in that trust says if either sterling becomes mentally unfit the other would become the sole trustee. sources say shelly was only able to negotiate the mega sale because of that declaration. experts say donald sterling still has grounds to challenge the findings and sale of the team. >> he would retain his own physicians, neurologists, psychiatrists, whatever it may be, and have those physicians take issue with the findings of the physicians that found him incapacitated. >> reporter: all of which means what seems like a done deal could still wind up in

brian cuban will be here to study how he overcam a body disorder. >>> and kevin pierce joins me to discuss the tragic accident and brain injury that led to his decision to hang up his snowboard for good. >>> but first how often do you stretch? and when i say stretch, i'm not just talking about your arms and legs. i'm talking about those hips and lower back, too. b.j. dowlin is back to explain to us how to stretch those troubled areas to prevent pain later on down the road. you were telling me about how the japanese don't have much hip pain because? >> well, in asian cultures in general, there's not as many hip surgery as there are here in the united states. reason being is people crouch down more onto the ground. and it's a simp move that keeps the hips mobile and releases synovial fluid into the joints. so you crouch down. drop your arms, relax them, relax the small of your back. make sure it's nice and loose back here. >> i can't get my heels down. that's your starting point and that's fine. >> you have to keep your feet straight, knees straight and try to keep your heels down. i can go

we'll find out in a primetime special this week how aggressive brian williams is with snowden. >> a good get for williams, good for greenwald would has a book, and no matter what you think about him, whether or not you think he's a hero or traitor, we'll get interesting information out of it which is a win for the american people. >> i'm sure brian williams will ask a lot of questions but that will be critiqued as well and we'll talk about it next wire. that's it for "media buzz" this week and i want to take a minute to thank all the veterans out there who have given their service to our country and how much we appreciate it on this memorial day weekend. we're back here next sunday morning, 11:00 and 5:00 eastern with the latest buzz. hope you go to our facebook page and home page, >> it's monday may 26th vpt after the president returns from a surprise trip to afghanistan we are live in washington with how the country plans to honor our nation's heros on this memorial day. >> brand new revelations about the weekend college campus shooting rampage. the cops are calling the work of a mad m

we're not sure exactly how that might happen. >> brian rooney in isla vista. the shooter was able to buy three handguns legally. melissa chan tells us, this reignites the are comparison against guns. >> reporter: elliot rodger posted disturbing videos on youtube. >> you denied me. >> rodger reportedly wrote about that visit. "i had the striking and devastating fear that someone had somehow discovered what i was planning to do and reported me for it. if that was the case, the police would have searched my room, found all of my guns and weapons, along with my writings about what i planned to do with them. we now know rodger had legally bought three handguns. >> if a person has not been institutionalized or not been taken against will and put on a hold, that information is not entered into a database and is not disqualifying information for someone purchasing a firearm. >> rodger would have had to be a threat to hymns or to others. to be held for a short time. according to california law, mental illness is not a reason to detain someone or deter them from purchas

brian, good to see you, how are firefighters doing with the fire there and in other areas? they seem to be knocking it back. we are in the parking lot, and the firefighter is basically burned flu the hills all around us. a few flames wouldn't you know they went away, but there's flames up in the hills and i see some to my left as well. they are fighting this mostly from the air. i haven't seen a firefighter on the ground up in the hills yet. bass from the air if you can fight it from the air it is the best way to do it. >> i would guess state officials are really concerned for the rest of this fire season. >> they are -- it's hard to evaluate that. because there are years in california when there's early season concern, and it turns out to be not much. it is kind of the luck of the draw. but, california has this historic drought going on, the hills are really dry. and when you get weather like today, it is 100 degrees here, the humidity in the brush goes way down, and that's when it burns. >> appreciate it, thank you for the update. brian rooney from san marcos california.

we will find out how aggressive brian williams is. >> good for williams and greenwald and no matter what you think of him, whether he is a traitor or a hero he is a fugitive and we will get some interesting information, a win for the american people. >> i am sure he will ask a lot questions and it will be critiqued. we will probably talk about it next week harassment is it for "media buzz." i want to thank all of the veterans out there who have given their service to our country and how much we appreciate it on this memorial day week. we are back here next sunday morning, 11 and 5:00 p.m. eastern with the latest. hope you go to our facebook and home page. thanks for watching. >> u am chris wallace. chilling internet video and a new crime scene in the california shooting rampage. >> it is apparent he was severely mentally disturbed. >> son of a hollywood director, whose familiar alerted police to threat being videos he posted online. we will go to santa barbara where authorities are gathering evidence. >> frustration open right and left with rebound's response to the v.a. scandal. >> nota

finally going to meet brian. hey, brian! >> hi, dylan! >> reporter: it's about time. >> yeah. >> reporter: finally get to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: how you doing? >> great. here. >> reporter: for me. >> gift from cindy and i. >> reporter: thank you so much. ready to go? >> yes. >> reporter: all right. here we go. >> this is going to be excellent. >> reporter: hole number one. wow. >> that's the best drive i have ever had. >> reporter: all right. no pressure now. because that was unreal. well, i got it on the fairway. so we just teed off. didn't have to drive too far to get to my ball. all right. it moved. >> uh-oh. uh-oh. >> reporter: my husband is sending me tips right now. >> what does he say for in the sand behind a cactus? >> reporter: the rabbit doesn't seem too concerned. aw, shoot. >> gosh darn it. yay. >> reporter: oh, shoot. >> oh, brother. yep. >> reporter: go! >> did you get that? >> reporter: guess what? we didn't lose a ball. >> no. i got the same ball. it'll be dark soon. and i suppose we should get to hole

how about seven years? >> that's the length of times it took "new york times" to tag the stories september 11. in other words, bill, the innovation report that a.g. commissioned, which involves the discussion of the strategy is as much of the story as much as the executives involved were paid. >> you have the majority leader harry reid talking about trying to i don't that as leverage to get this equal pay bill through the senate, and, you know, we'll talk about whether or not there is a need to legislate equal pay, you know, women are making progress, they're not there yet, by any means ifbts there is one idea out there to close the so-called gender pay gap, that is to make executive pay completely public. at least it would force the companies to justify why they're paying x person this amount and x person that amount, and at least it's all out there for discussion. >> it is out there in certain cases. it depends, of course, sometimes reported with a lag, sometimes only with the top five employees. there of

so we brought in credit card points expert brian kelly, founder of thepointsguy.com. >> hi, how are you. >> reporter: did you know you may be able to negotiate an interest rate with your credit card company. >> we called the credit card company. what are the questions we ask? >> ask the phone rep, how much have i paid in interest this year. you want to get them onboard with you. >> reporter: next gather up the credit card offers you got in the mail and use them as leverage. >> say look, we're going to move our business, what are you going to do for me? >> reporter: if they give you a hard time, use this key word. >> say you want to talk to someone in retention. that means you mean business. >> reporter: sara picks up the phone. >> i want to lower the interest rates on my husband's credit card. if there's any options that you offer. >> reporter: in 30 minutes their family manages to lower their rate three percentage points. if you can't get the deal on your own card. check out sites like creditcard.com. and nerdwallet.com. for families not carrying big balances you can find cash back or

much it vacuums up, brian? >> pete williams rounding out our coverage on the contentions being made by edward snowden, thanks. >>> tonight the scandal that nfld the va explodes, now 100 members of congress are calling for the man in charge, a former four-star army general, to resign, as every passing day brings more news about problems with the va's troubled health care system. we get our report again this evening from nbc's kelly o'donnell. >> reporter: crisis management today, behind closed doors at the department of veterans affairs, embattled secretary eric shinseki met with representatives as 23 veterans and military groups, and promised he and the va can fix this mess. >> and that they take this very seriously. >> reporter: but now a political wildfire is spreading. more than 100 members of congress are calling on shinseki to resign, including at least 11 senate democrats, many facing re-election this november. today white house press secretary jay carney under repeated questioning would not say the presi

a few minutes, we'll talk to brian about what he thinks will happen. steve, thanks so much. >>> now to the abducted school girls in nigeria. you know, nearly 300 snatched by those islamic terrorists. international assistance is now on its way to the country to try to help the search for the still

brian, do you have an update on how the girl is doing? >> reporter: it's been difficult to get any information. at last check she was still in critical condition. it's been nearly impossible to get information from oakland police today. last night they said they were looking for two men in a light- colored sedan. and today, we also tried to get reaction from oakland mayor jean quan. bullet holes pockmark a neighborhood that has seen plenty of violence before but it's different when the victim is an innocent 8-year-old girl. >> i just heard a lot of gunshots but i thought they were firecrackers. >> reporter: this woman who lives nearby asked us to hide her identity because she is scared. she tells us bullet holes went through her house the same spot she usually sits. she realizes it could have been her caught in the crossfire. >> and i saw my neighbors run in with their little girl in their arms and a lot of screaming. >> reporter: that's what looks like happened to the little girl playing on her front porch one moment, gunned down the nex

. >> sergeant brian cooley knows exactly how impulsive teens can be. >> juveniles are much more dangerous than adults. it's very dangerous for staff. if staff are not on their toes around these kids, staff will get hurt. it's very easy for them to get caught up in a situation and have it explode on them with no notice at all. >> stop. lift your foot up. lift your foot up. >> oh! >> it's their own time. if they want to stay a long time they will stay. if they want to stay a short time, they will stay a short time. it's all due to them, how they want to react with themselves. ♪ >> as a juvenile you're committed for treatment program of rehabilitation. there is no time attached to most juveniles, juvenile sentences. when they come in, there's an intake orientation level. >> for kids as young as 12 years old, time at pendleton begins here at the intake unit. >> everybody that comes through the facility comes through here first. you see some that's real timid and scared. you see some that's kind of brash and cocky. there's a variety of attitudes or personalities that come through here. usual

ktvu's brian flores is live in petaluma to explain how this story is gaining national attention and how one student worker is hoping to save the museum. interesting twist there brian. >> reporter: good morning tori. it is getting national attention. select students have been coming to the wildlife museum to learn for years how to treat animals humanely. only recently did pictures and videos surface of a few select students also abusing feeder rats. we want to go to some of the video, some of the pictures that were taken from the change.org website of a student whistleblower taking other students abusing the rats. it is very graphic in nature and we're deciding not to show it this morning. according to to information from the petition, it accuses a supervising teacher of encouraging studenting to inhumanely kill the rats. these are accusations of the students throwing the rats against rocks, walls and railings. these are feeder rats that are used to feed the museum's reptiles. a student we spoke with moments ago says although the incident did take place, the teacher did not condone this

kilmeade and this is "the five." >> how did it happen? the white house has blown the cover of our top spy in afghanistan, a mistake that has left this official exposed in one of world's most dangerous places. the name of the cia station chief was accidentally included open a list of people who attended a military briefing with president obama on a trip to afghanistan. by the time the white house recognized the error, it was too late. jay carney was expected to be talked about. but it was canceled when president obama came out to talk about troop levels in afghanistan early. >> what the president does by talking today, he shifts the topic to we're going to keep 9,800 u.s. troops in afghanistan past the end of this year, instead of the story being about the cia. >> i'm back from a week away and i'm glad to be back. this is what i thought was amazing. president obama has a wonderful secret trip planned for the troops. they pulled it off perfectly. brad paisley on the plane. he's going to perform for the troops. i thought huge pr win for the

look how it acts as a ceiling there, brian. and when we pull back, we look at it weekly a little bit longer term, more cause for concern. you see for the better part of the last four years, a very well-defined trend channel. we've now broken below that trend channel and taken out the 50-week moving average for the first time in over three years, brian. i think you want to keep one eye on the exit and retail in general. i would be a seller here. >> so technical cause for concern with costco. what about the fundamental side, steve? >> mandy, i certainly respect richard's charts, but at least in the cortez household, costco is definitely a buy. my wife spends so much money there each week that i'm convinced she might have a crush on the store manager. i will tell you, listen. a fundamental reason to love costco here i think is that they have incredible customer service. speaking of their employees. there was a recent survey by glass door, and they asked employees what firm they rate highest in terms of compensation. and it was sec

how would you know? i've been working with brian ross on this report. you'll see the bay area take tonight on abc7 news at 6:00 >> thank you. >> all right. let's go back to heat. it's sweltering out there >> you look okay. all right. here, blue skies behind me. and warm 80s that is changing. now, showing you a little hint of fog up to the north there. and as we take a look sfo, 18 miles per hour out of the west. this means we're going towards a cooling trend. there is a beach hazard extended for our coastline. long southerly swell continues. so just watch out there ocean beach, hazy skies. 82 san francisco. 84 oakland. 91 san jose. from our emeryville camera, 92 santa rosa. low nine #s for novato we have close to triple digits didn't quite make it in areas like los gatos. 99 so far the high. a tie, heat advisory expired tonight. here high pressure, i think it's maxed out now. a ridge reached it. that means from here on out, we're looking at temperatures coming down. cooler this weekend. take a look at winds. 7:00 a.m light and variable. not much of a br

are you hiding how old tires are? >> not in the least. >> now, michael finney has been working with wry brian ross and will have findings athe bay area tire shops coming up on abc7 news tonight at 6:00 >> president obama will attend the dedication of the national september 11thth memorial museum at ground 0 in manhattan. the museum sits in the shadow of the new freedom tower on the spot where north tower once stood and houses more than 10,000 artifacts and' damaged staircase. there are 23,000 photos and 500 hours of film and video. >> at the site where terrorists sought to destroy us, we have rebuilt. where there is tweeted steel and fires burned for months there are remembrances of loved ones taken too soon. >> the museum contains items from pentagon and shanksville, pennsylvania where united flight 93 crashed into the ground. >> coming up on abc7 news at 4:00 further proof josh reddic couldn't care less about baseball conventions. you'll hear the song that sets him apart. and later... >> this mural and two dozen oth

how about a pop quiz, brian? i'm just kidding. we are done with quizes, at least for this week. take a look at what the markets are doing. only yesterday, folks, we closed as a report for both the dow and the s&p, so it's kind of interesting when you consider that exactly halfway through q2, the s&p and the nasdaq are actually on track for the worst quarters since q4 2012. >> you could have thrown that as a quiz. >> i could have. >> it is said the intranet never forgets until now, that is. the highest court in europe ruled that google and other search operators must delete search results request. some call it the right to be forgotten. check out some of the headlines from major publications. new european ruling, a game changer for u.s. company. "usa today" "wall street journal" headline reads google faces challenges in europe after privacy ruling. the f.t. talks about work to -- web groups brace for a flood of data requests. patry also worked at google, correct? >> i did, almost five years. >> you probably liked the company, so let's slam it in your behalf. no. people don't know

you don't know how it's going to turn out. you would rather not think about the consequences. >> like putting you on the show, brian. >> right. it's a huge risk and it's not going to pay i don't have. >> -- >> pay off. >> thank god we have these guys protecting our freedoms. we hear bill maher and sarah silverman making those stupid comments, but we have to thank them for protecting our freedoms. >> i really like to know what the song was. did anybody find out what the song was? >> no. but it was something that brought them altogether, and they defied people. >> 99 bottles of beer on the wall. >> here's a think, the university of texas at austin, that is a liberal community there and he didn't get booed as far as i can tell and he got through it fine. >> andrea, you've overcome obstacles. can you appreciate something like that. >> i wish i were as good as he was saying. being your best in your darkest moments. the one thing i watched over the week that really jumped out at me, he thought the big guys would last to the end. don

good job being steve doocy and brian kilmeade. >> how about you in the wig? >> knock it out of the park, honey. >> you have a wig in your house? >> yes. doesn't everybody? >> go and host for another hour. >> the federal trade commission and the n.s.a. already knew that. thank you, guys. that was a surprise. i love you. >> that's why we're so excited. >> i'm going to get my composure now. >> you're so excited. you said you were so ready to talk about the v.a., so tell us what's going on. >> when i heard this yesterday -- because today a big hearing is set to take place right there on capitol hill. shinseki, who has been asked to resign both from congressional democrats and republicans, is set to give the president information in terms of what was behind all the delays and paper work that was set to the side as it relates to veterans' health. the v.a., in a move to put forth an olive branch, said they're going to be making some changes finally for the veterans who deserve the best care. they said if you've been waiting longer than 30 days, you as a veteran now

so, cable customers are wondering, how does this affect me? for more on that, i'm joined now by brian stealth zer. good to see you again. how is this potentially going to affect customers in. >> well we're talking about so many people that would be affected by this. one in four people who are watching us right now have directv or at&t television. about a hundred million house holds in the united states that have some form of cable or at light. 20 million of those are directv subscribers all across the country, particularly in rural areas. another 5 million or so have at&t television service. at&t though hasn't had a very strong time expanding its television service. this is going to let them do it. now they're going to own one out of four holdholds that have their tv service. >> so for folks who are ready, have cable, how might this open up options for them? because, you know, a lot of folks will complain that cable prices are so high. and now with another option like this, what could it mean? >> well what we're seeing is a trend toward consol

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you know how it is. i didn't mind. >> brian was absent. i wasn't a bad kid. i was a proud b student. >> they rewarded us during a football game. you know you worked hard for that. >> and you remember that. >> i remember it. new questions it women who run for office face a double standard for how they handle their emotion. and some parents want legal expensextremes to protect their children from bullies. avo: waves don't care what age you are. take them on the way you always have. live healthy and take one a day men's 50+. a complete multivitamin with 7 antioxidants to support cell health. age? who cares. ♪ >> welcome back to "outnumbered." with a big primary day behind us, this is getting our attention. the double standard women candidates seem to suffer with the emotional state. case in point, oregon candidate won her primary but not before enduring a buzz saw of controversy in the final days before the vote. allegatioallegations including e reports and a juicy 911 call reportedly dug up the democrats that seemed to portray she allegedly stalking and haras

brian, to your point, how does the united states help the mexican people? $60 billion it imports from next co- into the united states. 90 billion of businesses invest in the mexican economy. you're welcome. we just want the one guy. >> i have an idea. the mexican tourism secretary says how important the u.s. is to their tourism industry. if you have a vacation plan this year and you are a patriotic american, how can you go to cancun knowing a marine is sitting in jail? maybe it's time to pick another vacation. >> to your point, brian, mexico is a top destination for u.s. residents. >> right. >> that would be a large chunk of travel income. >> we have leverage. play that card, state department. >> well, meanwhile, what is the president doing? is he working on this? no. he's instead using his executive year of action to focus on tourism and travel and what's he going to do? he's going to try to reduce wait time at airports. not reduce wait time at v.a. hospitals. going to work on reducing wait time at airports and make it easier for people to get visas. >> he

brian: 25 years. matt: that's how long we've been talking about the most important social issues. savannah: education. al: conservation. chris: uniting the nation. jim: with a bit of imagination. e more you know. when folks think about wthey think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. >>> back in 1973, roev. wade made it unconstitutional to ban abortions and now across the country that's changing, on the brink of wiping out most of their abortion facilities, louisiana state legislature requires doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at the neighbor hospitals, because there aren't hospitals near the facilities and doctors with admitting privileges, that could report

i'm here to give brian a little grief every day. >> people do plan how to get ready with what they see. >> good morning everybody. let's fake a look -- let's take a look right now. traffic is moving along very nicely. if you are driving on the east shore freeway the traffic time there is only about 17 minutes or 18 minutes and this is much better than normal. this is one of those things where we hope it will stay this way all the way out through the commute. but we are thinking of getting a little busier. out to the bay bridge toll plaza we go. this is an eight minute drive time or less. a little bit of a crowd on the right hand side but still looking pretty good. just a reminder 280 is closed in san francisco southbound from king street to the pennsylvania street onramp which is essentially caesar chavez. and if you happen to be going to the giants game and tonight you want to get away, use third street and make a right on to caesar chavez. let's go to rosemary. >>> we have a good looking weekend in store. let's start out with the satellite view. it has just licker -- it has lingered.

this weekend, nba owners will discuss whether and how to force sterling to sell his team. brian mooar, nbc news, washington. >>> the clippers play their first playoff game monday night in oklahoma city. >>> next at 6:00, we're going to go back live to travis air force base where a plane has crashed at an air show. the pilot dead. we'll have a live report for you. also, with no end to the drought in sight, water is going to get expensive. we'll show you the area where heavy water users might be getting a bigger deal. >>> and how much of a cost if you want to meet the commander in chief. >> we're watching the clouds covering most of central tower there in san francisco. breezy this evening. we'll see more wind and perhaps a chance of showers as we get back into the workweek, a look at the changes in your forecast when we come right back. >>> in the last half hour, we have learned more about the plane crash at travis air force base. there were tens of thousands of people watching. we're live at the scene with more. what do you have, nanette? >> reporter: the pilot of the vint

brian: 25 years. matt: that's how long we've been talking about the most important social issues. savannah: education. al: conservation. chris: uniting the nation. jim: with a bit of imagination. the more you know. >>> mcdonald's dealing with a pr disaster this week. not necessarily the one you're thinking of. ♪ >> that was happy. mcdonald's new happy meal brand ambassador. the fast food giant says brings fun and excitement to kids meals but serves as an ambassador. social media users warned the character would give nightmares. if you put aside the fact the mascot is between happy and creepy. and the food would be inside the giant mouth beyond its big fat tongue. reach in there and grab your burger, kid. the good news for mcdonald's is that controversy will fade. this is what will not blow over. >> we're issuing you a public safety warning to disperse from this area. it's a violation of state and local law. >> protests in 150 u.s. cities by fast food workers seeking better wages, they descended on mcdonald's corporate headquarters to call for a $15 wage and right to form a union

kilmeade and this is "the five." >> how did it happen? the white house has blown the cover of our top spy in afghanistan, a mistake that has left this official exposed in one of world's most dangerous places. the name of the cia station chief was accidentally included open a list of people who attended a military briefing with president obama on a trip to afghanistan. by the time the white house recognized the error, it was too late.