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she's also the first woman to monday the iss. kudos to her. >> impressive. >> she did it all that time without a burrito. that is the only thing that would keep me on earth is mexican food. [ laughter ] >> that's it? >> hi everybody. good afternoon. not a rain drop in sight. that was in the case earlier today. we are picking up a little bit of drizzle here and there. take a birds eye view out to have pier 9. how about another view. we are looking toward the port of oakland. the visibility is somewhat limited due to the tact that we have areas of fog. so we're in the 50s and 60s right now. very cool day especially when you couple in the wind. sfo wind right now at 16, 12 in san francisco. 14 along the immediate seashore. 13 pleasanton. 15 san ramon. i think you are getting the gist of this. 17 new in knapp pa. these winds will continue to blow and become more consistent on shore push. west winds at 10-20. right now this is weak disturbance number one. plowing into the state of california. behind it here i have a secondary weak dis

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change, it iss a a positive change. we can't simply become isolationists. retrench --ley simply retrench. most of the time that international response will be led by the united states. president continue to strike at syria doesn't back down. russia appears to be backed into a corner. putin doesn't like being in this position. >> we reach out to russia but on the basis that we are willing to do business with you. at a time when they destabilize ukraine in violation of international law. that we are violating international law and be accused of doing so, i think that we want to have a better relationship but we can't do it on their terms. >> why did president trump the site do this? clearly photographs came out this week and it was a terrible attack. several occasions in the last several years -- and yet when the chinese president there, and in potential for conflict north korea as well, is there any timing issue? time --'t think it was timedo deliberately -- deliberately. in china for about 10 days a couple of weeks ago. chinese want to do business with the

this iss saying, look, the way ahead. are you going to get on board or not? if republicans think they are saved, they are not. we are not done with them. there are a lot more that can be gone. if they don't start coming around and getting on board the trump train. that is the direction the country wants to go in. host: ok. let's go to william cowan from anderson, south carolina, and independent. hi, william. caller: how are you? host: great. what is on your mind? caller: i cannot believe people like that lady. this trump train is going to kill us all. -- he is aine f lying fool. all he is doing is appointing goldman sachs after he was beating up on hillary clinton for her goldman sachs connection. he is something else. every weekend, mar-a-lago on the taxpayer's dime. we're paying for the kids's protection. it is insane. host: let's take a listen of what rex tillerson said yesterday. he was speaking at a u.s.-hosted u.n. meeting and the focus is north korea. [video clip] >> for too long, the international community has been reacting to addressing north korea.

he issed made his presence felt off the field volunteering his time in school, showing up at fans's weddings >> and put by reaching out to the community, you know, plenty of future after this, you know, going along with that, you know, things really important. >> reporter: it's a reality check he was hit with. at one point missing two out of three games. only after he was hospitalized what he thought were stomach issues did doctors come to documentation his anxiety disorder. >> it's not something that i really knew about until this season. and when it happened, i really didn't know how to cope with that. a lot of people don't understand how consuming anxiety can be. >> reporter: brooks is described as an overwhelming almost suffocating fear of failure. one that became more consuming with the signing his five-year $40 million contract >> when you do get the money, you become tied to another people expect you to have perfect games, perfect snaps, week one and week out. that's not going, off season, you know, fear of failure breeds failure. through failure you become successful >> he become a b

this auditorium at this high school issing to fill up right now. we're expecting this meeting to begin in just minutes. police are here. there are a a lot of state and local lawmakers from that neighborhood. in fact, they chose this area here because they wanted to make sure they could fit a large crowd. police have kept a large presence in the neighborhood. and in the park area that's the girl was found. . they describe the suspect as a monster, but neve not been able to arrest him so far. they haven't released details of what they are doing to reach any significant leads. that has created some concern in the neighborhood. now we just spoke with some local leaders about this. listen to what they had to say. >> at this point, i think the police have been very good in the research and what they are trying to do. they have to be selective in what they let people know because whoever did this doesn't know what we know. . >> besides just updating people the progress of the investigation, this meeting is serving as an informational source for people. th

they say doing her third long duration stint on the iss and the only woman to serve as space commander twice. >>> a college student gets his revenge after being told as a child he would never graduate. >>> motorists are surprised on the vine street expressway when dozens of people take their bikes for a spin. >> anthony thomas relieved to have his daughter back 16-year-old elizabeth missing for over a month. her former teacher in fbi custody facing federal charges for kidnapping the teen. now new details about how she spent the final days with him at the remote cabin. getting her back is the first step in a long journey ahead. >> she'll need trauma therapy. >> reporter: to see her struggling with this. >> it's hurtful, we'll find out more and more things that have done to her, it's very heartbreaking. >> reporter: we'll have a live report from tennessee coming up at 7:00 a.m. with the "g.m.a." first look, i'm eva pilgrim abc news nashville. and let roomba help with your everyday messes. a full suite of sensors automatically guides roomba throughout your home. cleaning under furniture,

t time, the united d states iss initiating bilateral talks witih japan over these issues. bluntpanese are trying to some of this because they are concerned on autotomobiles, agriculture,e, other things, tht the united states demand will not be t to the natitional inte. we are seeing the two parties, even on the security side, very much in lockstep. on the trade side of things, we can expect to see some action ahead for japan-u.s. relations. >> michael, thank you for the update. donald trump has reached out to turkey's president recep tayyip erdogan. was leader congratulating him congratulating his victory in a controversial and tightly contested referendum that hansen sweeping new powers. protest came despite from opposition parties and international monitoring groups over alleged voting inconsistencies. the turkish president has dismissed outcry at the telling themsults, to know their place. speaking at a rally, erdogan slammed accusations that the contentious vote was not free or fair. this leaves the country deeply divided and has not thrown it e.u. membership bid into

that failed missed launch in north korea has not aleve rate issed concerns. vice president mike pence with a warning from the administration. the u.s. will take action if necessary. with all eyes on nofrt korea, a weekend missile launch failed in spectacular fashion. u.s. commanders say a medium-range ballistic missile blew up almost immediately after the launch, with the world watching. >> we'll meet any conventional or nuclear weapons with an overwhelming and effective response. >> reporter: and new questions about which i that missile fail aed. and where a u.s. cyber attack could have helped take it down. >> i don't know. >> reporter: that failed test hasn't eliminated the looming threat of north korea's sixth nuclear test and new missiles flaunted in a weekend parade. >> this problem is coming to a head. and so it's time for us to undertake all actions we can, short of a military option, to try to resolve this peacefully. >> but all options are on the table. >> reporter: the administration warning the u.s. will take action, amid concerns that the regime i

the first woman to command the iss. >>> get ready to slow down or smile. coming up, the plan for speed enforcement cameras moving forward today. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> good morning. everyone. it is monday, april 24th. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. a live look at the golden gate bridge on the left and on the right, 101 in san jose. things looking pretty good right now. >> right now. and it's going to stay that way. >> who knows? >> looks red right now. >> it does. it looks red. >> i forgot to bring my red blazer. >> but you have your red pants on. >> you're not supposed to tell them that. >> it was a stunning weekend. and we all felt a little rosie out the door. >> how fast it in denver? >> a whirlwind vacation. >> how fast the weather? >> oh, that. >> you know denver, it changes. you wait five minutes. but it was a little rainy, a little chilly, sunny. >> any snow? >> there were flurries in the forecast. >> just a little drizzle, but no snow. >> is it hard to breathe there? >> no. i'm a colorado girl. am

doesn't look very iss all. king of prussia, into waterford, here the steadier showers are. first round of showers moving through. for now those lightning storms are to there's a good possibility we'll see more activity and possibly strong thunderstorms. massive system ext ft io the de has had a history of here is a look at the day, hour by hour. 6:00 this morng.downpours still west. widespread showers at 6:00 this morning. mainly light modate showers. by 7:00, showers become a bit heavier in south jersey norern delaware, too. this first line of showers, though, looks like it's going to take a:00 in the morning. dreary conditions and some light rainfall. but no severe weather atti. watch what happens later this morning. a line of heavier downpours comes into play. this is1: and that pushes right into the lehigh valley by 1:00 this afternoon. that could produce some thunderstorms in our area and the first wave of some heavy th lighter rainfall. watch what happens as we go into the afternoon. this next line, this is this2:s severe thunderstorms take shape. swing into the area.

digital money iss transfererred to their c cellph, allowing them to buy essentials like rice and oil in the village, at least for the time being. back at the refugee camp, a mobile medical tent is open today and tomorrow. word has quickly spread beyond the camp. some nomads have come here just because of the doctor. their children are weak and sick. they all wait patiently, hoping a diagnosis will at least mean food for the children. bashir xujale musse, arzt mobiles medidizin-team: "most of the children here have lung i infections, f fungal infections or worms. nearly all of them are malnourished. very few have access to clean water. and if we aren't careful, we could soon see the first cases of cholera." >> the aid workers don't stay long here either. their impressions are fleeting. but once again - wherever you look it's dry and dusty. there's hope two hundred kilometers to the north, in the village of dhuhudo , although oy a few people can reach it. it's a watering hole. usually, the water here is a meter higher. those who do manage to get here make sure the animals drink up. the

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sonoma county water agency issing its water rates. some of the rate hikes already factored into current rates due to drought and conservation efforts. going forward, families should expect to see a 90 cent per month increase or about $11 a year. the a's are in kansas city today taking on the royals. >> good news for a's fans at home while we wait for them to come back. they're going to remove the tarps that covered the third deck of the coliseum for more than a decade. tickets will be sold for $15 apiece, and 50% of the proceeds from those sales are going to education programs in oakland. >> okay, this is fun. you can't touch this. san jose state's running back coach alonzo carter showing players his move from mc hammer's hit from 1990. he's going to do it here. carter actually used to be a back-up dancer for mc hammer. watch. ♪ >> oh, yeah. you can't touch coach carter. his moves got the team all pumped up there. >> i love that he's got the shuffle. he's a running back coach. that's what they have to do, have quick feet. look at th

why are you not doing something to tell them not to go and it took them two week weeks to isse this morning and it could have happened faster. it's fast for some bureaucracien and slow when you are worried about a deadly disease. >> host: is age and older disease or newer disease? >> guest: it's a newer disease and probably made the jump from chimpanzees to humans sometime in the early part of the 20th century. we know that it actually is a combination of viruses that came from two different monkeys and they are both monkeys thatateat. chimpanzees eat. probably some unlucky chimpanzee managed to eat one of each of those kinds and probably cut himself or herself in the mouth while crunching up a bone and eventually that chimpanzee dot a. virus that was a blend of the two viruses and then it started spreading in the populations. we know that it's new to them because it helped them. it was probably in there for thousands of years and they adapted it. it. those that were vulnerable would have died off years ago. those that were immun a new andt on to repopulatedith the area. it's a relatively n

she has been iss commander twice, more spacewalks than any other woman in space, the longest serving astronaut... the old est longest serving astronaut... the oldest astronaut as well. what an example for women and young girls out there who say it is not a man's preserve, women can be up out there who say it is not a man's preserve, women can be up there mucking about as well as men at any time. absolutely. ithink mucking about as well as men at any time. absolutely. i think often young girls get put off science for that reason. she is really planting the flag. she is smashing records for humanity, not just the flag. she is smashing records for humanity, notjust women. hopefully we can live in a time where it it is notjust men versus women. what she has achieved, in terms of the us space flight is phenomenal and it should be applauded. and president trump does seem applauded. and president trump does seem to be interested in space travel, space conquest, however you wa nt to travel, space conquest, however you want to put it and that must be good for explorers out there who do feel t

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men and women started adapting that technology and the goal iss to launch the first satellite and they started working on a project called jupiter c. where they took their design for the sergeant missile and the women told me about calculating theirr design for the nav navy surgeon since dropping them altogether and they launched it on september 201956 and broke all records for that time.ei eisenhower hadn't given them the go-ahead because it was weighed down. when i spoke with them, they were still angry and felt like they should have been first and it wasn't until after it wasst. launched they were given the go-ahead and able to launch. >> host: first call comes from christina in hyattsvilleirst c maryland. >> caller: i would just likear to ask you when you did your research for the book and even when you talk about the women in the sciences specifically, does this include african-american women, did your research lead to that. many of you have heard of this group and i was pleased in my book to discuss many women of color and i speak about janet wall saint who received her degree fr

albeit they fail, but iss it a sign that they might be advancing their capabilities? actually, compared to previous years, last year, they conducted six tests. but the year before that, they had already conducted 12. so the cadence is not actually that different from previous years. although they are probably testing new capabilities. right. and i'm sure you were watching the military parade in pyongyang. did we learn anything new from that? well, we learned quite a bit. they showed us more new technology than they had in any previous parade. in terms of what? so they shows us, especially at the end, the very large missiles, the canisters, which indicate that they intend to pursue long, probably intercontinental range solid fuel missiles. so, in your mind, that is a deliberate display of what they are capable of, in terms of other military parades, has that showed that their up—to—date, their newest hardware? yes. definitely. just showing us what they are working on, what they intend to develop, even if it isn't currently ready. the family of a british student who

one of the things i heard and it issing and're interesting and talking to folks this past week. they are not getting all of the documentation thaw requested. if they requested certain group of documents, they are not getting all of it. it is redakted and they don't have the names of people who requested the unmasking o who they unmasked and this is a potential problem be in the house intelligence commtee. and i am certain they will try to resolve it with the nsa, and with others. that is something to look at as we move forward. >> lou: there are sufficient left overs from the obama administration hilo placed within those agency and this is following a pattern that marked the obama administration, the era, of immense redakz on the documents they did produce and questions of where was the rest of it that we asked for. ultimately whether it was benghazi or fast and furious and whatever the congressional investigation, ultimately the fire left their bellies and they simply wrapped it up. the history of congressional investigations over the obama presidency is not a good one. >> that

but they are very similar, and nixon was a shy man in many regards and trump iss anything but shy, but i see a huge difference in them, because nixon came into the office very experience and knowledgeable about the experience of the office, and he had been in the senate and a vice president, and practicing lawyer and argue ad couple of cases before the supreme court. he knew washington and he knew the way that government works. i don't think that donald trump has a good newspaper knowledge. he is learning on the job, and learning the hard way, and he has not brought in a really seasoned staff. i find it a little frighten iin >> let me start with the auth authoritarian i authoritarianism, and to your point, nixon's was more behind the scene, and trump is more in our face, and what does it say about the two men or the times that we live that he can be so authoritarian in our faces with glee almost. >> i did a book called "conservatives without conscious" and maybe i did it on one of the programs. >> yes. >> and so it was a study of authoritarianism and that personality-type we got intere

why should be also parent with iss forgiveness program that more likely to be taken advantage of by savvy borrowers, graduate students, things like that. host: can anybody on any economic strata qualify for this program? guest: yes. that is a criticism of it. the thing about it though, say .or example the are a doctor you want to medical school, you graduate, you're working in a nonprofit hospital as a resident . at the beginning of your career you're going to be making lower payments. as you get closer to the end of that tenure. your payments will get larger. even though you may be making a higher income by the end of the 10 years you will be making large student loan payments that will put a dent in the amount of money that's forgiven for you. even though any income can qualify as long as they're working in public service if you have a high income you will still be making high student loan payments. host: this is nathan in mississippi. you are on with our guest, jillian berman of marketwatch. caller: i actually have probably three questions in one. i went to a private christian college

iss chart suggests that it over excitement. there could be some volatility ahead. this is a five year weekly chart of the euro against the dollar. on that frenzy, we have the first gap up that shows over the last five years. there are gaps across most risk on assets. it suggests we could see the euro close back down in the weeks ahead and perhaps go lower. also, the euro is back below that 52 week or one year moving average. i love it. mark brought it up first and i will give today's monday morning crown to mark barton for that wonderful chart. thank you to you both. president trump says now is the time to solve the problem of north korea. date onkeep you up to whatever else the president says. he is speaking to reporters right now. what's going on in europe as we approach the close question mark? my winning chart shows you the french election. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: it's noon in new york, 5 and 5:00 p.m. in hong kong. welcome to bloomberg markets. from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, we will take you from paris to berlin and washington this hour.

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