dean reynolds is in chicago now with the reemergence of barack obama. [applause] >> reporter: mr. obama appeared cool and at ease to a degree only a former president can appreciate. >> what's been going on while i've been gone? constitutional law, the 44th president chartered a postpresidential future. >> the single most important thing i can do is to help in any way i can prepare the next generation. leadership to take up the batons and to take their own crack at changing the world. >> reporter: there was no mention of donald trump, no response to the frantic attempts to erase the obama legacy or the evidence-free charges that he tapped mr. trump's phone. instead, after several months vacation and decompressing with friends, mr. obama chose a forum with budding political activists to recall his days here as a community organizer. >> there's a reason why i'm always optimistic, even when things look like they're sometimes not going the way i want. and that is because of young people like this. >> reporter: mr. obama did criticize generally what he sees as a broken system >> special

dean reynolds is in chicago with the reemergence of barack obama. >> reporter: mr. obama appeared cool and calm to a degree only a former president can enjoy. the 44th president chartered a post-presidential future. >> the single most important thing i can do is to help in any way i can prepare the next generation of leadership to take up the baton and to take their own crack at changing the world. >> reporter: there was no mention of donald trump, no response to the fran tetic attes to erase the obama legacy or the allegations that he tapped mr. trump's instead, after several months vacationing and decompressing with friends, he hosted a forum with budding political activists to recall his days here as a community organizer. >> there's a reason why i'm always optimistic even when things look like they're sometimes not going the way i want, and that is because of young people like this. >> reporter: mr. obama did criticize generally, what he sees as a broken system in washington. >> special interests dominate the debates in washington in ways that don't match up wit

mr. obama: donald trump is here tonight. i know he has taken flak lately, no one is happy or prouder to put this birth certificate matter to rest then donald. that is because he can finally get back to focusing on the issues that matter, like did we faked the moon landing? [laughter] mr. obama: what really happened in rothwell? where are big eat and to box -- tupac?re biggie and all kidding aside, we all know about your credentials and breadth of experience. [laughter] example, just anently, and then it -- in episode of celebrity apprentice, the men's cooking team did not impress the judges from omaha steaks. there was a lot of blame to go around, but you recognized the real problem was the lack of leadership. ultimately, he did not blame you fired gary d c. decisionsthe kind of that keep me up at night. [laughter] [applause] mr. obama: well handled, sir. well handled. he would bring some change to the white house. [laughter] was 2011.t george: we're still waiting to see if we'll have that change to the white house. steve: w

independence executive order to begin a full review of mr. obama's clean plow or -- clean power plant. >> we're going to cancel the paris agreement. >> it's acknowledging that yes his team is studying the deal. white house officials tell us

[laughter] obama: say what you will about mr. trump, he selling will bring change to the white house. let's see what we got up there. [laughter] host: george condon, that was 2011. we are still waiting if we are going to have that change to the white house. but what made that so effective, it wasn't just cheap jokes about his hair, which everybody else was making. was that he really cut right through to mr. trump's self-image. host: the line singed but not burned. guest: no matter who is president right now, barack obama is a hard act to follow. everyone is said, his timing is impeccable. i cannot believe i have to follow him. this is tough. host: one of the moment is when he was taking -- taken off the stage by his wife. [video clip] asked to getlicker to the nearest town -- >> >> i think you are he told that joke. [laughter] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, i have been attending these dinners for years. [laughter] just quietly sitting there. [laughter] i got a few things i want to say for a change. [laughter] [applause] this

mr. obama will be paid about $400,000 but many people are calling the former president's move hypocritical because in the past he has been very critical of wall street and the financial industry -- >> trevor: paperboi, paperboi, all about the paperboi! ( laughter ) obama's getting $400,000 to be a keynote speaker. we'll probably give a very important policy speech entitled "the four boats i'm gonna buy." ( laughter ) i know people say it weakens public trust when politicians

for mr. obama which is pretty much a lot of people still -- i respect him. i know if he starts saying things, it is going to erupt. he knows that. he needs to mellow out and let trump do his job. we will see what happens. just like mr. trump says, nothing is going to happen overnight. you are not going to change this country in 100 days. host: commenting on the idea of the role that president obama post-presidency. if you want to call the phone lines and pick the line that best represent you, you can do so. if you want to post on twitter, you can do that. you can post on our facebook page. if you go to politico, they have a story taking a look at the iran nuclear deal done under the obama administration. here is the headline -- more to this and you can find it at the lyft website. nikki from norfolk, virginia. caller: good morning. yes, i wanted to call and voice my opinion on the question which was what does barack obama's role outside of his presidency? i was anxious to see him speak yesterday at the university of chicago, because i believe what is going t

. >>> we have not seen muc former president barack obama since he and mrs. obama departed the capital on inauguration day. just a few vacation sightings. but mr. obama is about to hold his first public event. he plans to hold a town hall meeting on monday at the university of chicago. students and young community leaders are invited. mr. obama has said his post presidential goal is to encourage and support the nation's next generation of leaders. >>> and this weekend, tens of thousands are expected on the national mall. it's the march for science. the main rally kicks off at 10:00 tomorrow morning near the washington monument. marchers head down constitution avenue toward the capitol. organizers are calling it a non-partisan event, but it may have been fueled by recent statements by president trump. the president has called for funding cuts to nih, has voized skepticism about climate change, has suggested vaccines cause autism. one organizers says there's been sides of the aisle.ticience pol been enacted by people on both sides of the aisle for a long time.

mr. trump's reflex, blaming mr. obama for today's attack, strikes some even in the trump administration as millis guided. here's margaret brennan. >> reporter: the gravity of the images led president trump to issue a statement condemg the chemical attack as reprehensible and heinous. he then shifted to politics blaming president obama's "weakness and irresolution," for not following through on the air strikes he threatened in 2012. >> and a red line for us is we start seeing a whole bunch of chemical weapons moving around or being utilized. >> reporter: when a defiant assad carried out the large-scale chemical attack in 2013, mr. trump warned on twitter against any u.s. action. now that mr. trump is president, he has reversed his position as spokesman sean spicer indicated in an off-camera briefing today. >> america's credibility was at stake, and i think the president wants to point out that there was a red line, and they did cross it. we did talk about-- we did have alternatives to regime change, and they weren't

mr. obama talked to students and community organizers at the university of chicago. school is where he used to teach constitutional law. the former president challenged young people to become the next generation of leaders. >> are there ways in which we can knock down some of the barriers that are discouraging young people about a life of service and if there are, i want to work with them to knock down those barriers. >> during the event mr. obama did not make any comments about president trump or the trump administration. >>> our time is 4:39. san francisco may be getting some new schools. coming up at 5:00 what will set these new schools apart if they're approved. >> also a controversial bill that could change how sex offenders are registered in california. up next the new system based on just how dangerous the offenders seem. >> and we have a problem in san francisco that could effect your bay bridge commute. check this out. highway 101 at westbound 80 at 101 there's a crash getting off the bay bridge. suddenly it's very slow. we'll tell you what's happening here

mr. obama says he believes the next generation will be able to mend the division in our country. >> the question then becomes, what are the ways in which we can create pathways for them to take leadership, for them to get involved. >> mr. obama says he's been enjoying a little r and r are former first lady michelle obama. the past few months and started working on his memoirs. >>> well, we have new num agency still has work to do when it comes to track fires. >> fake a look. the number of -- take a look. the number of arcing insulators, a big electric spark, is up when comparing the first quarter this year to the same time period last year. however, there may be progress when it comes to reducing fires to debris, like newspapers. the numbers of those events is down by more than 50%. still, when you compare metro to other transit systems, metro has the second highest number of fires per passenger miles traveled last year. only boston's system was higher. we also learned tonight that the fe

there is a lot of discussion as to whether mr trump is really that different from mr obama in terms of doing what mr obama may have contemplated but pulled back from because of the proximity of north korean artillery. the korea times, concerns of armed conflict overblown. the feeling here is, "we have been here before". if you look for google searches of rising tensions korea. into —— in 2013, it was much higher. that was the time when pyongyang was saying get out, so we have been here before in terms of this rhetoric. we haven't been here before with this president and we remain to see whether he will do what he threatens to do which is perhaps to take military action against north korea. the tension here is not quite the way it is portrayed outside but we are in unknown territory. that was stephen evans in the soul talking to the bitter. still to come, shaking hands on a new wheel deal after ten years of talks. myanmar and china finally reach agreement over an oil pipeline stretching nearly 800 kilometres. also coming up, 48 hours after the events, united airlines finally apologi

mr. trump now plans to pivot to a message of general satisfaction on border security. >> money for our military and our border security and wall, those are the president's priorities with respect to the cr and keeping the government open. >> reporter: vice president pence cut his trip to hawaii short to be part of the negotiations. >> i'm headed back to capitol hill. there's a spending bill that's being considered as we speak. >> reporter: democrats have said they would be comfortable with some additional funding for border security and surveillance. if no deal is reached, lawmakers are likely to pass a temporary resolution that would fund the government for at least another week. and president trump is expected to sign yet another executive or to help the nation's farmers. it's just one of 32 executive orders the president will have signed on friday ahead of his 100th day in office. anne-marie? >> keeping that pen busy. hena daniels here in new york. thank you. >>> first daughter ivanka

mr. obama remembering mr. rooney as a great friend and model citizen, good man, the rooney rule will long be his lasting legacy which requires nfl teams to interview black coach candidates. >> instagrams copycat snapchat is more popular itself. more than 200 million people use it. snapchat has 161 users -- facebook unsuccessfully tried to buy snapchat for $3 billion rumored back in 2013. the company began trading on the new york stock exchange in february of this year. >>> nintendo's gaming console is the fastest selling gaming system. it is directly tied to nintendo xelda game. >>> tomorrow is april 15th have you done your taxes yet? if you have been procrastinating, you have a little more time, they're due april 18th this year. you can file for an extension, but remember it is an extension to pay if you owe the government money. >>> early start continues right now. >>> the biggest non-nuclear weapon in the mrken arsenal deployed for the first time. now learning how many isis soldiers were killed. >>> early s

so, there's a lot of discussion about whether mr trump is really that different from mr obama in terms of doing what mr obama may have contemplated but pulled back from because of the proximity of north korean artillery. the korea times, "concerns of armed conflict overblown." the feeling here is, we have been here before. if you look for google searches of the phrase "rising tensions korea," in 2013, it was much, muich higher. that was the time when pyongyang was saying to foreigners "get out of seoul, there's a real prospect of war". now, we have been here before in terms of this rhetoric. we haven't been here before with this president and we remain to see whether he will do what he threatens to do which is perhaps to take military action against north korea. now it's been in the works for almost a decade, myanmar and china have agreed to open a pipeline carrying 140,000 tons of crude oil. the deal sealed the first official visit to china by the president of myanmar tin chaw. after an agreement was reached between the two countries, shipments had been held up because of an argument

now that mr. trump is president, e has reversed his position as spokesman sean spicer has indicated in a briefing. >> i think the president wants to point out that there was a red line and they did cross it. we did talk about -- we did have alternatives to regime change and they weren't taken. >> reporter: a number of u.s. national security officials told cbs news that they also fault mr. obama for not stopping the syria slaughter but they were shocked. the white house could have issued a sober serious statement. instead they needlessly chose to play politics one u.s. official sachltd it's hard to imagine anyone could see images o vick untils foaming at the mouth and think that statement was appropriate. >> we've seen this movie before. >> reporter: republican senator john mccain also urged action. >> it's another disgraceful chapter in american history and it was predictable. >> reporter: secretary of state tillerson initially declined to comment on the attacks but then issued this statement whic

so while mr. obama not want to expose such meddling? those revelations would have guaranteed hillary's presidency and we would all be sitting at home right now throwing up. [laughter] so could our beloved obama have colluded with vladimir putin to seek hillary? after all it was not like they were best friends. more like worst friends.they got along with hotdogs and genitals. [laughter] maybe this was payback. to which i would say well done mr. obama. if that is your real name. [laughter] anyway vladimir putin denies involvement. >> ronald reagan was talking about taxes and adjusting -- watch my lips, no. >> how did cnn respond? >> of course with a bank check, it was not president reagan it was george w. bush who said that. >> a great job katie. the poor guy. the poor guy who gave vladimir putin the bad information is probably dead. and of course they will say it is suicide, yes he was so distraught over his mistake that he shot himself. in the back of his head. six times. after removing his own fingernails. meanwhile, it is nice to see

mr. obama: so what's been going on while i've been gone? it is wonderful to be home it at the rful to be university of chicago. it's wonderful to be on the south side of chicago and it's wonderful to be with these young people here and what i want to do is just maybe speak very briefly at the top about why we're here and then i want to spend most of the time that we're together hearing from these remarkable young people who are i think representative of some amazing young people who were in the audience as well. was telling these guys that it was a little over 30 years ago that i came to chicago. i had years old and gotten out of college filled th idealism and absolutely certain that i was going to change the world. but [laughter] i had no idea how. or where or what ways going to be doing. so i worked first to pay off some student loans. and then i went to work at the city colleges of new york on their harlem campus with some student organizing and then there were a group of churches out on the south side who had come together to try to dea

mr. obama talked to students and community organizers. that's where he used to teach constitutional law. it's also where his presidential library will be built. the former president challenged young people to become the next generation of leaders. >> are there ways in which we can knock down some of the barriers that are discouraging young people about a life of service. and if there are, i want to work with them to knock down those barriers. >> during the event mr. obama didn't take any questions or make any comments about president trump or the trump administration. >>> it is now 5:40 and google's self-driving cars are ready for passengers. coming up in 30 minutes we're going to tell you what google is doing today. >> but first the controversial bill one that could change how sex offenders are registering here in california. >> we're seeing the traffic is getting busier around the bay area. as we take a live look at northbound 280 getting up to highway 17. it does look pretty good as you drive up to cuppertino. >>> welcome back to morni

mr obama also said the same thing although didn't take any the same thing although didn't take a ny ste ps the same thing although didn't take any steps to unseat him aside from some support to the opposition. when mr tillerson was talking about a long—term thing that will be resolved through a political talks, through political framework, so there does seem to have been a little more hardening of the view amongst this administration that mr asaad is not a role to play but not a decision to actively unseat him at this point, more a question of responding to an attack that this administration has said was venus and intolerable and to which they felt they had to respond. thank you, barbara. now for the latest financial news with aaron heslehurst, and world business report. face—to—face and just the start of what president trump calls a great relationship. yep — the leaders of the world's two biggest economies finally meet, as the world holds its breath to see if these can avoid a trade war. and a lawsuit that probably runs for more than 140 characters — twitter is suing the us g

. >> mr. obama said he's concerned many people are turned off by politics and have become cynical. the only way for that to change is for young people to get involved. if anyone was expecting to hear the former president criticize the current white house occupant, it didn't happen at least not directly. president trump's name never came up during mr. obama's talk. >>> developing tonight to your university of california berkley campus is facing a lawsuit for not allowing conservative pundit to speak at the school. campus republicans alleges it's discriminating against conservatives and violating the right to free speech. an attorney says only affects controversial conservative speakers >> rather than look at what the constitutional obligations are to allow equal conservative students to the university's facilities, they chose, instead to allow what we call a heckler's veto in first amendment litigation and that means they're allowing critics to silence the speech of a legitimate voice that's otherwise allowed to speak at that venue. >>> school officials called it off over security c

obama and mrs. obama were recently seen on a yacht with opera, tom hanks, and bruce stringstein and many others. the former couple was vacationing in french poll nisha. >>> a well deserved vacation. coming up at 6:00 we're marking the 111th anniversary of the 1906 earthquake and fire. up next we're going to take you back to the ceremony that's taking place in san francisco to mark this occasion. >> i'm care line shrine in washington straight ahead. ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. we're out ink,nk! not ink. printing doesn't have to be painful. now, during "hp savings month" at staples, get up to $180 off hp printers. >>> well good morning. facebook's big developer confrontation it starts today in a -- conference it starts today in a new home. the development center in downtown san jose and why some say it shows the strength of silicon valley. >> plus the anniver

. >> former president obama epic post president densey vacation continues mr. and mrs. obama spotted posing on billionaire super yacht during a day off with no big deal "oprah", bruce stringstein and -- that's her favorite color september it. an obamas relaxing the past month since leaving white house that picture is the he's like every other regular couple taking a picture of boo to put on social needia. >> an there's that. >> to. >> 5@630 coming every tv doctor knows that when it comes to hospital romances, the more complicated, the better. i love you. but i love him. i love him, too. so do i. they also know you should get your annual check-up. schedule a checkup with your doctor to learn your four health numbers, and start taking control of your health today. it could save your life. cigna. together, all the way. >> i thought we were there for a second sgri feel presidential. >> a lot was made up about this day not made up but there was a lot said about this

>> mr. obama did not make any comments about his successor or current events. the president has been enjoying r & r with former first lady michelle obama and started working on his memoir. >>> this story has gotten a lot of buzz on social media and it involves a bird. >> not just any bird, but a magician. >> we sent pat collins to >> we call this the now you see it, now you don't trick. the skav, nothing on this side, nothing on that side, then all of a sudden presto bingo, sonny right before your very eyes. voila. this is edgar, he's known as dr. magic. and this is sonny, his pet cockatoo. sonny's not only part of the act, he's part of edgar's family. >> i actually adopted him. he's my baby. >> reporter: sonny goes everywhere with edgar, even to soccer games. but a few days ago, edgar left sonny on a tree branch while he played and forgot to pick him up after the game. did you panic? >> i tried not to. i really -- that actually was like a bomb inside of me. >> reporter: meet now fairfax officer mike thompson. he whistled him down. >> i walked up to the tree, s

the system was strained under mr. obama, but it functioned. but now political hatred is directly threatening our republic. and we the people will pay a huge price if things don't change. that's the memo. reaction, joining us, charles krauthammer. am i overstating things? >> yes. look, i'm sure there is an element of trump hatred and just about everything the democrats do on capitol hill. but there is nothing like, in the gorsuch hearing, the level of vitriol that there were in the bork hearings when reagan was president or in the clarence thomas hearings when george h.w. bush was president. >> bill: those men were much more conservative than judge gorsuch is. >> in don't think you can say that about clarence thomas. the time, he was head of the eeoc. there was nothing outrageously conservative about him. that was a political hit job of the first order, and it was -- >> bill: do you think, and i know you don't i'm going to ask anyway. the hatred against ronald reagan was at the same level of donald trump? >> i don't. that's why i don't think th

those close to him say he does not intend to confront mr. trump directly on immigration, health care, foreign policy, or the environment during any of his events. you can get one event live on monday, barack obama speaking at the university of chicago at 12: p.m. catch it live on c-span and c-span.org and the c-span radio app. harry calling from georgia, independent line, what are your biggest environmental concerns? caller: what i wanted to do was dispel some of these arguments. we had people calling in and blaming overpopulation in poor countries for global warming. you know, they have large families, just like we used to have here in america when we were a developing country. you have more children, you have more hands to work the land and keep the family alive. this is what they are doing. unfortunately, they are living in what we consider to be the past. to them, it is the present. more -- as aecomes nation becomes more developed and more wealthy, they have fewer children. person,ut -- for each they use much more carbon -- much more pol

[laughter] [applause] mr. obama: i learned from that. i did not sugarcoat it and i did not somehow suggest that it was something i recommend for everybody. but that is what teenage kids did at that age where i was growing up. not everybody. some were wiser than me. i was not that wise. i think the best you can do is to own your life and your mistakes and the changes that you go through. it does not mean it is always pleasant to have people all up in your business. i must've have had, at this point, six, seven biographies written about me. i am sure more are coming out. generally speaking, one of the frustrations is my life was not that exciting until i guess i was president. [laughter] mr. obama: so i did not have these amazing experiences. i did not really accomplish all that much when i was in high school or in college. so folks then go around and they are looking for stuff and then they try to dramatize things that are kind of routine, and there is a part of you that kind of says, why would you care about this? it's not that interesti

bush 7 and mr. obama 11. and president trump? >> he's passed 29 bills, which is more than obama passed in his first 100 days. >> reporter: but they haven't been significant legislative achievements except for one. >> he has one success. he has gotten the person on the supreme court. >> reporter: instead, the president has relied on executive orders to keep some of his campaign promises on immigration travel bans and epa regulations. some are being held up in court. >> what we're seeing right now, the sort of legislating by executive order is probably not the most effective means as what we've seen going on in the first 1 shun days. >> reporter: some say what the administration has done so far opens up a discussion about what president trump's 1,000 days might look like. u.c. berkeley lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> former president obama will make the first public appearance since leaving the white house on monday. mr. obama will participate in a town hall style discussion on community organizing and civic engagement at the unive

obama eight years ago. nearly two thirds of americans, some 64%, said trump was off to a poor or fair star. some 44% said mr. trump have been less effective than prior new present. janet, in michigan. caller: i'm going to reiterate student loan debt issues. i'm a student -- a graduate student group would debt. the previous caller from maine, is best the terrible 8.5% interest rates and we are not able to refinance. i wanted to continue to urge congress and all of our politicians who are working hopefully in our behalf, as i continue to pay and pay and i've had five years since i graduated and i have $35,000 interest that riseccrued and i with the of our president can claim bankruptcy and someone like myself who is really try to do good in the world and to educate myself and help make the world a , i don't want to claim by cropsey -- i don't want to claim bankruptcy. to do that, that is my duty. i don't need public service forgiveness. what would be nice is a reasonable interest rate where you can get a mort

. >>> former president obama made his first public appearance since leaving the white house. mr. obama spoke at the university of chicago where he used to teach constitutional law and where his presidential library is planned. he talked about civic engagement with students around the chicago area. he told them young people are the key to solving the nation's daunting problem and his plan is to work with them. >> the single most important thing i can do is to help in any way i can, prepare the next generation of leadership, to take up the baton and to take their own crack at changing the world. >>[laughter] >> yesterday, mr. obama met privately with young men on men's south side to talk about gang violence and employment. >>> police investigating a frightening take of a robbery of a bart car. it happened about 9:30 on saturday night at the coliseum station train. according to the san francisco chronicles, witnesses says as many 50 to 60 juveniles swarmed the car and demanding passengers cell phones and bags. two passengers were injured. the robbery happened, but would not give det

mr. obama just got back from nearly a month on an island in the french >>> medians on friday night, saturdays and sundays. many of the drivers park there to attend nearby churches or to visit delores park. >>> muni considering doing away with cash payments on cable cars. not exactly a new idea but gaining new urgency after a conductor was arrested for pocketing cash he collected from drives. other transit agencies are turning to scanning systems to avoid dealing with cash. and the first step is to extend the bths where riders can pay. >>> the 49ers and giants are going to get streets named after them on the new development site of the new candlestick park. >> former 49er, jerry rice, holds up a street name bearing his name. >> i never thought i would have a street named after me. it's a great recognition and i feel very fortunate. >> legends from the 49ers and giants are getting the honor along with the owners who made it happen. >> everybody that put on the san francisco 49ers uniform ma

. >> former aids say mr. obama wants to avoid criticizing president trump the way george w. bush refused to criticize him. that is frustrating some democratic activisti activistings. >> thank you. >>> there's new information tonight on a pair of incidents on airplanes where passengers were mistreated. the latest happened on an american airlines flight when a misunderstanding of a stroller turned physical. it comes after the infamous dragging of a passenger on a united flight. here's tom costello. >> the mother of twins involved in the confrontation with an american flight attendant that went viral has hired an attorney. >> she's a typical mother traveling with two children, with all sorts of stuff. and the fact is, she was treated very, very shabbily. >> reporter: thomas dmytro is the same attorney representing dr. david dao. the united passenger who suffered serious injuries while being dragged off a plane in chicago. tonight for the first time, we're hearing the radio traffic telling security officers to head to dr. dao's plane. >> the flight was overbooked, now two passen

>> former president got jokes. >> yeah. >> this morning, mr. obama spoke to students at the university of chicago where he used to teach. it's also where his library is going to be. the former president focusing on encouraging young leaders. >> all right. >>> another week about the iphone8. we have a photo of what could be the new device. >> plus, surprising numbers on just how expensive the bay area really is. the six figure salaries that are now considered low income in two of the countie >>> interesting stories today, but the money report is the most stunning, bay area is so exceptive now even some six-figure sal raaries are low income. hud just released the 2017 income limits summary. this is the baseline used to determine who qualifies for affordable and subsidized housing programs. here is that stunning number. 105,000 a year is now considered low income for a family of four living in san francisco and san mateo counties. 84,000 in santa clara and in alameda, 80,000 is the low income threshold for a family of four. if you have been dying

mr. obama said he wants to empower young leaders to become more involved in politics. dean reynolds is in chicago with what the former president said and did not say. dean, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. mr. obama re-emerged yesterday with an easy-going manner that only a former president can appreciate. >> thank you. hey. >> reporter: in the city where he began his political career, former president barack obama vowed to help young leaders do the same. >> the single most important thing way i can prepare the next generation of leadership. >> reporter: 44th president met with six young panelists at the university of chicago on monday. >> what's been going on while identify been gone? >> reporter: with the focus on bridging country's deep political divide. >> we have some of the lowest voting rates of any advanced democracy and low participation rates that translate into a further gap between who is governing us and what we believe. >> obama steered clear of mentioning president donald trump. >> there's a reap why i'm always optimistic, even when things look l

mr. obama had nothing to say about the trump administration, but did talk about, what he is doing these days. which include working on a book about his political career. obama dished out advice telling students to limit the photos they post online, the former president offered up some words of wisdom about marriage. >> listening tonderstand rather than listening to respond. that will save you a lot of heartache and grief. >> yeah, kendis. >> what did you say. >> the most important thing he can do is help prepare the next jen rati generation of leaders. eventually, the presidential library will be at the >> in chicago. >> highways shut down around venezuela, protests against the country's president continues. demonstrators, staged silt-ins on highways in the capital, caracas, and cities. some protests turned deadly. two people killed. one at pro government rally. up to 23 people have dined the month long demonstrations. protest bees gain after venezuela supreme court remove the powers of

mr. obama took part in a round table discussion with teenage boys from his old neighborhood in the south side of chicago. he's expected to speak tomorrow where his presidential library is planned. it will be his first major speech since leaving the white house back in january. >>> former presidential nominee hillary clinton made a surprise appearance at tribeca film festival last night in new york city. clinton was among the panelist to discuss a new short film about elephant poaching in africa. she became aware, more aware of the slaughter ole pants for the i've -- slaughter of the elephants for the ivory trade. >>> police in east oakland are investigating a rape that happened in the 3200 block of fruitvale avenue. the victim was held at gunpoint and suffered a two-inch cut to her forehead. she was taken to the hospital. three suspects are still at large. >>> a police investigation is underway in richmond tonight after a shooting left two people wounded. one critically. it happened about

independence executive order to begin a full review of mr. obama's clean plow or -- clean power plant. >> we're going to cancel the paris agreement. >> it's acknowledging that yes his team is studying the deal. white house officials tell us the president will make a decision sometime before the g7 which is coming up near the end of may. at the white house, fox news. >>> water officials in santa clara working on a plan to add a new dam and reservoir. the $800 million reservoir would expand the pacheco reservoir up with the pacheco pass. the expander reservoir would hold 130,000 acre-feet which is 50% more than anderson reservoir can hold. the dam would likely be over 200 feet tall which would make it the largest in santa clara county. >>> no rain this weekend. dry conditions out there. a warm day today. these for the highs around the area. 80, fairfield. a beautiful day. the tree pollens are out and some grass pollen's two. mostly tree pollens. you will notice them again tomorrow. you will notice clouds tomorrow. they will come in in the form

. >> mr. obama did not mention president trump at all. president obama kept a low profile since leaving office kite surfing in the caribbean and vacationing. a well deserved vacation. >> looked very relaxed today. thanks for joining us. we will see you back here tomorrow. >> bye-bye. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- kobe bryant. kathryn hahn.

yesterday mr. obama took part in a round table discussion with young men interest his old neighborhood on -- from his old neighborhood on the south side of chicago. >>> a new report shows just how high the cost of living is here in the bay county. and coming up, where the 6-figure neighborhoods are now considered low level. >>> there is rain here and snow in the sierra. looks like a windy and rainy week. we'll have more on that. >>> welcome back. our time is 4:43. officials in benecia agreed to pay $455 in fines after a winery violated air quality rules. district officials say the violations occurred in 2014 and were corrected soon after they were found. the money paid will be used by the air district to pay for inspections and enforcing air quality rules like this one. >>> san jose's 911 call center is back up and running after experiencing technical difficulties this weekend. the system was shut down for nearly two hours yesterday, but just before 3 p.m., the police department sent out a tweet sa

mr. obama is scheduled to address students this morning at the university of chicago. >>> the "los angeles times" says bill o'reilly will resume his podcast tonight. the ousted anchor just returned from vacation. the no spin news feature is on his website. >>> the "usa today" says richard simmons thanks those who helped him last week. he was hospitalized for indigestion. he expressed gratitude to the l.a. police and the cree doedari medical center. you can get six houses, a general store, a gas station, fire hydrants, and -- rather four and more than $3.5 million. >>> hash backgrounds recalled after a come tan nation from a nearby golf course. >>> a running gage. a runner splashes the duke and duchess of cambridge. evere ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers hav

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