the airbags we re faulty takata airbags. the airbags were blamed for 11 deaths and more than 150 injuries and sparked the biggest recall in the auto industry. revenues at alibaba biggest recall in the auto industry. revenues at aliba ba jumped biggest recall in the auto industry. revenues at alibaba jumped 60% in the first three months of the year to $5.6 billion. but growth has been powered by a growing customer base, with more than a50 million chinese shoppers using its sights during the quarter. 0n shoppers using its sights during the quarter. on average annual spending was up by about one third. it seems investors were underwhelmed, at alibaba shares fell by more than 3% on wall street. the explosion in e—commerce is putting pressure on traditional stores around the globe, not least in america. many shops are closing down. the world's largest retailer walmart has benefited from the surge in online sales, following its bid to compete with us e—commerce giant amidon. —— amazon. 0ur reporter told me why we should ta

. >>> if you own a car that had one of the dangerous takata airbags, money to be coming your way. several automakers just agreed to a big settlement. >>> and then we are keeping you >>> and then we are keeping you up-to-date with weather >>> and then we are keeping you up-to-date with weather w...that not only made a a big first impression... ...but was designed to withstand sunlight this bright... ...this bright... ...or even this bright. if a paint could protect your door's color against the strongest uv rays... ...it makes you wonder... is it still paint? aura grand entrance from benjamin moore®. only available at independently owned paint and hardware stores. >>> now your accuweather 7-day forecast with mike nicco. >> it's about 56 degrees off the coast until you get a couple miles out and then it's 49. it will be a little chilly if you head here to get away from the heat this weekend. today is the last sunny day at the beach, at least everywhere but santa cruz. on the bay, light breezes. if you are hot, find shade today. and then we have 49 in livermore, one of the cool spot

get takata, lower third, if you can get takata of? it is doing crazy things, 20%, if we can get that. , news out of japan's auto sector that they have read some sort of deal for those airbag recalls we saw al of that company -- saw out of that company. that is being felt in the takata stocker, more than 20%, very early trading out of japan, so a picture of asia right now. rishaad: thanks, right, let's check first word news headlines. , a reinforcement to her hard-line approach of leaving the european union. theresa may wants of brexit deal freedom, supporting her if talks fail. she said negotiations will be tough, but no deal is better than a bad deal. haidi: the u.s. is considering extending the ban on laptops and other large electronic devices from aircraft cabins worldwide. homeland officials have told eu commissioners that washington may apply the ruling to all flights heading to the u.s.. however, they said ample warning will be given to allow nations, airlines, and passengers to be ready. violence returning to athens the head of

settlement over recalled takata airbags. toyota, subaru, mazda, and b-m-w are part of the deal. >>> four automakers are just agreed to a $553 million settlement over recalled takata airbags. toyota, subaru, mazda and bmw are part of the deal. drivers could be compensated for things like lost wages, car rentals or child care while they were taking their cars in for recall repairs. >>> when it comes to investments, women may do better than men. at least according to some new research. fidelity investments checked 8 million of its customers' accounts and found women did better than men by an average of .4%. the research suggests women take a longer term view of investing and take fewer risks. >>> ibm is reversing course on letting people work at home. the "wall street journal" says they plan to tell thousands of workers to return to the office or leave the company. ibm says working in the office will improve collaboration and pick up the pace of work. >>> taking a look at the financial markets right now on wall street, the dow

it doesn't mean the end of legal trub for takata, but it could help it secure a financial lifeline. the stock jumping 20% in japan today. and apple's ceo tim cook has been spotted around the company's campus driving a device that checks his blood sugar. he's wearing a prototype glucose tracker that could lead to future applications and make the watch a must-have for people with diabetes. in february, he told students in scotland about the device and told them it helps him understand how his body responds to foods. >> thank you. >> 4:41. facebook wants to take you out to the ball game. the social media giant reached a deal with major league baseball to live stream 20 friday night games this season starting with tonight's matchup between the colorado rockies and natty reds. you can watch the games for free. facebook also has a deal to stream major league soccer games. >> the boys of summer there. starting to feel a lot like summer. how hot exactly are we going to get here today? >> it's going to be hot. let's take a live look outside at san jose. we start with clear skies. los gatos,

the settlement doesn't mean the end of legal troubles for takata or its automaker customers, but it will secure a lifeline. stock jumping 20% in japan. back to you. >> landon dowdy with cnbc. thank you. >>> coming up on 5:26. we're coming into another warm, muggy morning. that's t's going to be a hot -- it's going to be a hot afternoon. even a chance of late-day storms. that's the live view from cape may from the marquis de lafayette hotel. right now, 74 degrees, about 15 minutes away from sunrise this morning. about two seconds away there hearing what's going on on the roads this morning -- two seconds away from hearing what's going on the roads. >>> route 70 at haddonfield road. i'll help you detour around a problem. >>> people worry that a swingers club could come to their neighborhood. they pack a meeting and get help in their fight. >>> and president trump takes off in his first trip overseas to meet with leaders. trouble on the homefront will likely follow him. chris christie: addiction is a disease. it can happen to anyone. help is within reach. all you need to do is ask. vanessa:

those defective takata airbags are blamed for at least 16 deaths and 180 injuries. a federal court still has to approve the deal. >>> ibm's reportedly reversing course on having its employees work from home. ibm was a pioneer in remote work, but it plans to tell thousands of workers to return to the office or leave the company, according to the "wall street journal." ibm says working in the office will improve collaboration and pick up the pace of work. >>> and uber's getting into the trucking business. the ride-hailing company is launching uber freight. the app connects professional truck drivers with shippers looking to transport big loads. uber says for the drivers, it takes the stress out of finding and booking freights. anne-marie. >> all right, jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, jill. >>> still to come, the skinny on whole milk. why nutrition experts say drinking whole milk instead of skim could be better for you in the long run. lindt excellence created by our master chocolatiers. pure, rich, elegantly thin. experience excellence with a

. >> a settlement is announced in the takata air bag lawsuit. >> chelsea manning posts first picture after being released. >> here's a live look across the d.c. region. time now is 4:41. a warm 71 degrees. showers could hit later. mike thomas will have more on the forecast coming up next. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> time right now is 4:44. if you're just waking up are some of the top stories we're following today, friday may 19. four automakers toyota subaru mazda and bmw agreed to settle a lawsuit stemming from the massive takata air bags recall. the air bags can explode with too much force injuring drivers and passengers. they are blamed for at least 16 deaths. nearly 16 million owners will receive up to $500 and compensation for out-of-pocket costs. the deal must first be approved by a judge. >> the city of new orleans is planning to remove a statue of confederate general robert e. lee today following the city's removal of three other confederate statues. each removal has sparked heated protests both for and against. >> a horrific scene in times square

the settlement doesn't mean the end of legal troubles for takata, but it could help secure financial lifeline. takata's stock already jumped 20% in japan today. >> facebook wants to take you out to the ball game. the social media giant reached a deal with major league baseball to live stream 20 friday night games this season starting with tonight's matchup between the rocky and cincinnati reds. you can watch the games for free. facebook also has a deal to stream major league soccer games. >> even better now that our teams are winning again. >> happening today, the 48th annual oakland greek festival. you can try greek food, wine, and more wine, and check out authentic music and dancing too. that goes from 11:00 today and tomorrow, and then from 11:00 a.m. to 9 p.m. on sunday and all happening at the greek orthodox cathedral of the ascension in the oakland hills. it's $3 for adults. >> the contra costa county fail continues today. people 62 and up can get in for just a dollar. it's the first major bay area county fair of the season. it's held at the contra costa county fairgrounds. a p

(pam) a proposed settlement has been reached in the faulty takata airbags lawsuit. nearly 16-million toyotas, subarus, b-m-ws and mazdas .. have been recalled... because their takata airbag inflators can deploy with too much force -- hurling shrapnel at those in the car. 16- deaths have been blamed on the inflators. owners of these vehicles could receive up to 500- dollars under the settlement. the amount each car owner is paid will vary -- depending upon their circumstances. the proposed deal stipulates ... that the carmakers will pay 553-million dollars. ((steve anchor lead))day two of google's big annual developer tech show is wrapping up in mountain view. their focus today was on augmented and virtual reality which they have been investing large amounts of money and resources into developing. kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate shows us how google wants to bring a new headset for use into your everyday life((pkg)) so far augmented and virtual reality has mostly been something for the video game crowd.google is working to develop it beyond that and have this techno

. >>> four car companies settle claims and that takata air bag will also. next, how many hundreds of millions of dollars will be handed over and how much you can expect if your car was included in the recall. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. >>> a six-year-old boy from mississippi, the subject of an amber alert was found dead. the mother of kingston frazier told police her car was stolen from a grocery store parking lot in jackson, mississippi, around 2:30 pm yesterday morning and her son was asleep in the backseat. later in the morning, the car was spotted 30 miles away in madison county. authorities say the six-year- old boy was in the backseat and that he had been shot. three teenagers were arrested in connection with that crime. >>> two women and a seven-year- old boy are the hospital and washington state after falling from a ferris wheel near sea otter. they fell 30 feet and landed on the metal base at the bottom of the right. a witness said one of the cards flipped over upside down and the riders fell out. a fourth person was hurt after he was clipp

the takata, the company involved,. last timea takata, the company involved,. last time a bigger recall, not many people go for it. if you look at the list of cars that have been recalled, some of them, the bmw three series, only 1.5 % of people completed the recall. another one, there was 60 or 70% of those people making the recall is. it varies. toyota airbags, only a quarter of people completed the recall. there seems to be a bit of apathy out there. the manufacturers would like to think they would do it 100%.“ quite an efficient system, i had to. ——i have had to mac. —— two. a woman who alleges she was sexually harassed at fox news has asked uk media regulators to block 21st century fox's planned purchase of sky. 0fcom is investigating whether it's in the public interest for the murdoch—owned company to take full ownership of sky. 0ur media editor amol rajan reports. for the threats we face today are... 0ver for the threats we face today are... over two decades, a mixture of conspiracy and nationalism has made rupert murdoch's fox news channel m

they were in the massive takata air bag. it could take a year for the work to be complete because of a part shortage. in the meantime, they are mailing recalls to anyone with a vehicle affected. >>> everybody, hearts reaching out to jimmy kimmel, the moving monologue and message about kids and help. >> oakland mayor leads the way for a celebration on the bay bridge. what's new today with a bike path. >> live look outside right now. on top of the camera on mount tam. the warming trend continues >>> new this morning, the bike and pedestrian path is open seven days a week. you can get a great view from the vista point. abc 7 nudews was in oakland. it officially opened. it offers views of the east span of the bridge and oakland too. the path was only open on weekends before, but now it's seven days a week. by the way, may is bike month, and, gosh, do we have the weather for it, mike. >> seriously. but too hot today? >> plenty of sun and sunscreen, you're fine, i promise you. plus, you may not want to ride this weekend when it's

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. >>> all right, four auto makers reach a massive settlement with car owners over the defective takata airbags, but the legal bite is far from over. >>> and local police pay tribute to a fallen officer and step in to make his >>> owners of vehicles with potentially defective takata airbags are going to be compensated. four carmakers have agreed to a $553 million settlement to address class action lawsuits. toyota, bmw, mazda, and subaru say the settlement is not an admission of fault or liability. among the possible benefits for car owners, payment of up to $500, free rental cars while waiting for repairs to be done, and reimbursement for expenses, including towing and loss of wages. 42 million vehicles have been recalled due to those faulty airbags. >>> a prince george's county police corporal didn't live to see his children grow up, but today, more than 50 of his fellow officers represented their friend as his oldest daughter received her diploma. nicole finley's father died in the line of duty in 2008. nicole was a little girl then, but now she's school graduate. and today a sea of

betty: takata feeling the heat with a record loss and its exodus of staff. yvonne: this is the second hour of daybreak asia. it's just after 8:00 a.m. betty: i'm betty liu. over the last few hours and in this program are going to talk about one major project out of road,which is that putting a ton of money into this project. this chart was quite interesting. we talk so much about the capital controls and how it's affecting the renminbi and the bond markets in china. look at this, it's really affected dealmaking. we know that chinese companies have been so acquisitive, especially in 2016, it was a year when they went after many foreign target in the u.s. and europe. with these capital controls, it looks like it's working here. the money staying at home, not a lot of deals. the lowest levels you have seen in years to. since 2015 have you seen merger activity this quiet in china. it's going to go slower here, so expect the deal size and flow will tap the brakes here for the rest of the year. china markets facing another down day. were still looking for signs of

business, the owners of 16 million vehicles could be getting $500 among the consumer settlement in the takata air bag recall. 553 million-dollar settlement. the agreement would competent owners for lost wages while their vehicles would be repaired. payments would be up to $500 each. >>> major stock indices made gains after losses. the dow is up 56. futures are pretty much flat this morning. >>> mcdonald's is revamping ice cream treats removing artificial flavors and colors and preservatives from their soft serve. the move comes on the heels of other fast dining restaurants removing artificial preservatives from their menu items. >>> a park ranger opens fire on a dog attacking him in south philadelphia. >>> a night at a carnival takes a terrifying turn when a ferris wheel bucket films sending riders to the ground that's next. >> new this morning a bucks county man as admitted to murdering his romantic rival. jeffrey gold pleaded guilty to third degree murder yesterday. he shot and killed ed yabinsky last year, prefs present during the time of the murder and said gold forced her to go on the ru

remember the faulty takata airbags? car owners may soon be getting up to $500, part of a new consumer settlement that involves toyota, subaru, bmw, and mazda. the exact amount may vary. right now it amount waiting to be finalized. erin: despite being one game away from the conference finals, should the wizards make a drastic change? ralph northam: b atrician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia. jonathan: breaking news, a massive fire in san antonio, texas. these are live pictures. started at a shopping center and spread. in a shoestarted store. at least one person is hurt. stay with abc 7 news for updates. toyota sports desk, brough

look at takata's composition, record high. in terms of stocks we are watching, this is confirming what the market new, that 600 jobs will go. takata is hitting a daily limit for a second session in tokyo after we saw car makers agree to that settlement over the faulty airbags. fortescue, interesting. iron ore up the most in three weeks. willthe founder and ceo give $400 million to a charity, the biggest out of australia. let's have a look at the chart in terms of relation to japanese exports, up for a fifth consecutive month, but the growth is slowing. you can get all the moves coming through, with very solid growth in japanese exports . manus: thank you very much. this weekend, the u.s. corporate titan honeywell gathered in saudi arabia for the ceo foreign investment summit with bilateral ties between the u.s. and saudi arabia. anna: in an exclusive interview, jamie dimon said he remains optimistic about the global economy and the prospect for regulatory reform under president donald trump. we started by asking him if the ban

toyota subaru mazda and bmw have agreed to pay $553 million to settle the lawsuits stemming from the takata air bags recall. the air bags are blamed for at least 16 deaths. nearly 16 million owners will receive up to $500 and compensation for out-of-pocket costs. the deal must be approved by a judge. >> city of new orleans planning to remove a statue of confederate general robert e. lee today. this follows the city's removal of three other confederate statues. each removal has sparked heated protests both for and against. >> horrific scene in times square a driver traveling the wrong way drove onto the sidewalk and plowed through a crowd of people. an 18-year-old woman was killed. 20 others injured. police say 26-year-old richard rojas told them he was hearing voices and expected to die. >> chelsea manning posted a new photo of herself with short cropped hair. this is the first picture since she underwent gender replacement surgery. manning served seven years the web site wikileaks. we've also learned manning will be featured in vogue. she remains on active duty in the army pending the outc

and he was asked to oversee the restitution money from the takata defective airbag case. and he was appointed to oversee the ray rice investigation. news 4's tracie pots will have the details on how broad mull news about a police shooting. >> white police officer in oklahoma who shot and killed an unarmed blackman is unacquitted. betty joe shelby said she fired out of fear. you might remember this case. crusher had his hands held up over his head when he was killed last september. his family bursting into tears in a courtroom when the verdict was read. she said she fired because crutcher didn't obey her commands. she was charged with manslaughter but again not guilty in that. his family called the verdict a disappointment and called the police department corrupt. >>> it's 4:33. it happened in a busy section of arlington and now police are looking for witnesses to a police-involved shooting that left a suspect in grave condition. this all started during rush hour last night with a traffic stop on the glebe road ramp of 395. a pickup truck. investigators say the driver took

>> takata agreed settlement with four automakers, covers toyota, subaru, could compensate over 16 million cars and trucks following the recalled defective airbags. those airbags are blamed for at least 16 deaths and 180 injuries. the federal court still has to approve the deal. jan, rahel? >> that was a big deal. stay tuned for. that will jill, ibm was one of the first companies to encourage it employees to work directly from home. now, reversing course. what's that about? >> yes, ibm is a pioneer in remote work. but it plans to tell thousand it is of workers to return to the office or leave the company. according to the wall street journal, ibm says working in the office will improve collaboration and pick up the pace of work. so interesting there. see how the workers react to that. >> jill, see you in the next hour, thank you. >>> tonight, at 11:00, cbs-3 anchor jessica dean takes you behind the scenes of madam secretary as the cast and crew shoot on location, in washington, d.c., for the first time since the pilot episode. hear from stars like tim dale what i it is like on the set, wha

shares of takata rose the most in four months. that will help takata's potential buyer assess possible liability before deciding to go ahead with the deal. tom: thank you. with us thismats morning. first, we need to digress to the real world of bloomberg, economics, finance, and investment. what is great about mark connors is does not only he work in -- e brokerage and risk, we speak to mark connors on the great billion know it as hedge funds. all these guys eight billions of dollars, 10 or 20. thatpaulson did not to well, no one cares. the answer is the categories performance has been lousy. why? the past five years you have had a market driven by one thing, central banks. looking at equity markets broadly, three things drive performance. earnings, dividends, and key multiple. -- p multiple. all that means is financial repression causes multiples to go higher. tom: what is the state at a hedge fund business now. spending all the time in the meeting on 10 or 15 people, and everyone else cannot make two and 20 etc.. what is the act

these are tied to economic losses for takata airbags. ata's potentially lethal products have been linked with 17 deaths worldwide. yvonne: austin martin is said to be considering an ipo as you as next year. -- soon as next year. the company is awaiting 2017 results, but is inclined to list in london. ferarriery trades -- trades at 14 times earnings. iran the votes friday in what is seen as its most important election since 1979. seen as a street fight between the moderate incumbent and the conservative cleric. we are in toronto for the vote. vote.tgehran for the >> the playing field has narrowed. saying onenews candidate is taking himself out of the race and is supporting the conservative cleric, the chief challenger to rouhani. tryingson who has been to push through quite a few reforms. the electorate is going to be voting on the performance of this government over the last few years when it comes to actual quality of life. when you look at what is happening with inflation, economic growth, has it improved as much as people are expectin

toyota subaru mazda and bmw agreed to pay 552 $53 million to settle a lawsuit from the massive takata airbag recall. those faulty airbags could explode in her the drivers and passengers. the airbags are blamed for 16 deaths. car owners will get up to $500 and compensation for out-of- pocket expenses once a judge approved the deal. >>> one of three young men who broke up a terrorist attack on a train in france almost 2 years ago is graduating this weekend from college in sacramento. he will get his diploma in kinesiology from sacramento stage. in the summer of 2015 he and his childhood friend spencer stone and another tackled and tied up a would be gunmen before he could open fire on a trade going from france to belgium. they came home to a hero's welcome. even cowrote a book called the 15 17 to paris and it is being made into a movie by clint eastwood. >> the book was the first chance to sit down and reflect about how we felt about being there. >> they are trying to guess which actors will portray them in the movie. >>> a group us 2 graduating from uc berkeley received a surprise on w

. >>> people who had takata air bags are getting paid for lost work. maribel aber has more. >> if you have a vehicle with one of the defective air bags you may be in line for money. the deal is aimed at removing the potential dangerous air bag inflaters from the roads by easing financial impact on consumer. there are 16 million vehicles eligible. people injured are eligible for compensation under a separate fund.> let's talk stocks, they rebounded yesterday due to a recall in tech shares. >>> mcdonald's is close to phasing out all preservatives and colors from the ice cream tweets. they began to phase them out of shakes and cones. they have made the transition in 14,000 locat we'll need that this weekend it's going to be hot. >> sounds like a good plan. thanks maribel. >> let's talk about how much long we have the intense heat 678 just today, you can still get ice cream if you want. storm tracker 6 live double scan we're dry as a bone. as we look outside there's moisture in the air in the form of high humidity. you will feel that as you head outside th

four auto makers, toyota, ba a $350 million settlement over the recalled takata air bags. 11 people have died because the bags shot out metal fragments. so all of that money will go back to drivers. >>> reebok is trying to cash in on a new male romper trend with its own reromper. that just looks like straight out of the future. it's got a hood, cargo pockets and the hat zip opening. it started a couple days ago. this kick starter campaign for a romp him. a romper for men. most people are divided on whether or not it's a good look. >>> the world is watching as president trump leaves for his first foreign trip and leaders are making sure he's got his favorite food. >>> neighbors say something shady is going inside of a northeast d.c. neighborhood. it involves marijuana and painting. michael squander explains why the -- michael quander explains why the people that live there want the city wants them to do something about it. >> reporter: it's the talk of the neighborhood. neighbors discovered something some call strange going down. >> that is actually happening. >> reporter: at immediately.

michelle: now a $553 million agreement with takata. toyota, subaru, mazda and b.m.w. reaching a deal to compensate owners of 16 approximately cars. you could get up to $500 while your car is being rel paired. this is the largest recall ever. manufacturers have been working to replace the defective air bags and the canisters. steve: stormwatch7 weather alert. earlier doug hill showed what 95 looks like around fredericksburg. a huge improvement for us. thunderstorms continue to pop. we will look at those in a minute. national harbor, step out of the way to show what is going on. the clouds continue to build. with the clouds, we have thunderstorms on the way. a newly issued thunderstorm warning until 5:30. king george, spotsylvania and stafford counties. this clel right now is moving toward -- this cell right now is moving toward the south. so 59 southward is where you will run through the problems through the early evening rush hour commute. severe thunderstorm warning until 5:30. king george, spotsylvania and stafford county. it will have no impact on the immediate met

. >>> a new settlement with the takata airbags have settled class action claims over nearly 16 million vehicles recalled. companies will pay out $533 million. >>> and we're learning more about some power outages in northern virginia. dominion virginia power is reporting that nearly 3,000 customers are currently without power. we had some of those strong storms roll through our area last night. we're going to check back in with sheena and chuck on what to expect. >> erika gonzalez is at the live desk with a devastating fire in hyattsville. >> right. two firefighters injured at this house fire in university park. there was a partial collapse. this is on baltimore avenue in hyattsville in the park area. thankfully these are non-life threatening injuries. we understand that three people that got out safely were university of maryland students and one of them spoke to our megan mcgrath on the scene about losing her cap and gown ahead of graduation. >> all of my school work. so the entire five years of school was just burnt up, but my gown, my cap, my hood, my kords, my medals. i believe my

he over saw the disbursement of a billion distribution of the takata airbag case. and he also oversaw ray rice's domestic violence case. president trump released a statement saying in part, quote, a thorough investigation will confirm what we already know. there was no collusion between my campaign and any foreign entity. i look forward to this matter concluding quickly. >>> erika gone zal slzalez is a live >> reporter: sorry about that mike issue. there we go. this was a jetblue flight that was on its way from dulles to new york. had to make an emergency landing because it hit a bird. this morning we've got new audio for you of the communication between air traffic control and the cockpit. take a listen. >> stable, but we are getting a loud vibration coming from the nose gear. we don't know if there's some kind of debris stuck on the nose gear. in the meantime, would era he running checks. >> reporter: this was late last night. this flight that was supposed to be going to new york from dulles, there were 66 people that were on board this flight. everybody was okay

four carmakers have agreed to pay $553 million to settle a lawsuit stemming from a massive takata air bag recall. those faulty airbags could explode and injure drivers and passengers. they are blamed for at least 16 deaths. the car owners who had those airbags will get up to $500 and compensation for out-of-pocket costs once the deal was approved by a judge. >>> controversy is brewing over a blue bottle coffee location in san francisco. the oakland-based company wanted to open a shop in lower haight where the mom-and-pop coffee shop shut down. to move to the location the owners needed a conditional permit from the planning commission because that neighborhood has a ban on retail chains with more than 11 locations. the planning commission denied the permit and ended up siding with neighbors. >> we want to have more family- owned businesses. >> we did reach out to bluebottle and they have yet to comment. bluebottle has 34 locations including one in tokyo. >>> richard branson is bring a fitness festival to san francisco this fall. the billionaire was in san francisco yesterday announcing

federal judge appointed him to oversee the disbursement of nearly $1 billion of restitution money in the takata defective airbag case. in 2014 he was chosen to oversee the nfl's investigation of ray rice's domestic violence event. >>> news 4's edward law reference will have how broad his investigation is likely be. >>> 5:06. erika gonzalez at the live desk. we have breaking news about a police shooting. >> reporter: the white police officer in oklahoma who shot and killed an unarmed blackman has been acquitted. this is new video just into our newsroom of betty joe shelby leaving the courtroom almost running. shelby says she fired on terrance crutcher out of fear last september. when the verdict was read. immediately after were dozens of protesters. you might remember this case. this is crutcher that had his hands held up over his head when he was killed. these are ariel shots from that scene last september. officer shelby said she fired because crutcher didn't obey her commands and appeared to reach inside his suv. she had been charged with manslaughter but, again, not guilty. crutcher's family

takata air bags were recalled because the inflators could explode with too much force, spewing shrapnel into drivers and passengers. the inflaotrs are blamed for at least 16 deaths worldwide. the settlement provides owners with up to 500-dollars and compensation for out-of-pocket costs related to the recall. ( mark ) breaking news. disgraced former new york congressman anthony weiner is expected to plead guilty to federal charges this morning. weiner is facing one count of transferring obscene material to a minor. he has been under investigation for text messages sent to an underage girl in north carolina. weiner turned himself in to the fbi earlier this morning and is due in federal court in manhattan in about two hours. ( darya ) the san francisco public works department wants to raise garbage rates by 14 percent by july. that would cost a typical single family home with three garbage bins about $4.85 more per month. city officials say the increase is due to rising labor costs. some of the new money will be used to steam-clean curbside garbage cans and make it more convenient for peop

they're included in massive takata air bag recall. it could take up for a year for the work to be complete because of a parts shortage so in the meantime subaru is mailing recall alerts to anyone with an impacted vehicle. >> that's a wide-ranging recall. >> it is. yeah. so it's the morning after the met gala and a lot of us are still wondering what happened. >> kind of puzzled. time to talk fashion, who slayed, who was okay, who was no way, maybe the olsen twins fall into that latter category? i don't know. there were strangers outfits. katy perry channeling something out of "game of thrones" here, rememb remember red wedding? j-lo and, a-rod looking great. the vogue crown perhaps goes to rihanna, though. >> she always seems to steal the show. this time in a piece by, honestly, a designer that i don't know how to pronounce. comde garcon. it's from the ready to wear collection. i don't know if that's a man or woman. >> hold on. ready to wear? ready to wear where? i aspire to have a place to wear something like that. >> if you're not ri

. >>> four auto makers have reached a settlement to compensate 16 million airbags with defective takata airbags. it's a $553 million settlement, providing homeowners with up to $500, plus compensation for reasonable, out of pocket related expenses to the recall, such as transpor people who were injured as a result of the defective airbag inflators are already eligible for compensation under a separate fund. >>> and chopper4 flying over parks lots in baltimore that are filled with thousands of unwanted volkswagen vehicles. these are part of diesel-gate. volkswagen purchased these cars from their owners after the massive emissions scandal involving their diesel engines. yesterday federal regulators approved a fix that will give volkswagen owners the option of keeping their cars instead of having the automakers buy them back. the fix would bring those cars into compliance with u.s. emissions standards. >>> we're working for you in the community and recognizing some very special students in prince george's county. some outstanding students received the board of education awards in greenbelt

. >> four car companies and millions of drivers reached a settlement over faulty takata air bags. the flaw caused explosions in some cars linked to 11 deaths and 180 injuries. the deal that comes 8 years after the initial recall is for $553 million. final approve expected later this year. the fcc could roll back net neutrality. the commission voted 2-1 thursday to repeal an obama error regulation that prevents internet providers from speeding up or slowing downrabby a few companies. it enters a public comment period before the final vote. >> we'll keep an eye on that. early start continues right now. >> did you urge former fbi director james comey to close or back down the investigation into michael flynn? and also as you look back -- >> no. >> no. next question. >> president trump looking to move on from troubles here at home. his harsh words on the russia investigation as he prepares for his first overseas trip as commander and chief. he hopes to show some leadership on religion in particular as he heads to saudi arabia. >> it's friday may 19th. it's a little after 5:00 a.m. in

. >> four car companies and millions of drivers reached a settlement over faulty takata air bags. the flaw caused explosions in some cars linked to 11 deaths and 180 injuries. the deal that comes 8 years after the

he was to be in charge of the handling of the takata airbag settlement as well. no word what will happen to that responsibility now, but muller has always been viewed as a settlement expert and someone viewed as a most credible law enforcement official by both democrats and republicans. larry and alma? >> all right, thank you so much, kristen. and we broke this news about muller's appointment to overseas russia investigation through the abc7 news app. download the arp to get breaking news on your phone or tablet. >> new developments today in the child mole estation case. >> doctor and nurse michelle. abc7 news matt keller has the latest of the >> reporter: the doctor looked out of sorts for his first appearance in the santa cruz county courtroom. he was known for his brain surgery in dominican hospital and suter emergency center in santa cruz. according to the district attorney's office he was hiding a dark and disturbing secret. today prosecutors revealed they filed ten separate child mole est asian charges against him involving three different victims. >> it in

takata air bags were recalled because the inflators could explode with too much force, spewing shrapnel into drivers and passengers. the inflaotrs are blamed for at least 16 deaths worldwide. the settlement provides owners with up to 500-dollars and compensation for out-of-pocket costs related to the recall. (darya) still ahead on the kron four morning news... a land rover in a bad situation as it gets stuck on the beach... and the waves start coming in. we'll tell you how the driver was able to get his car out. plus after the break... we'll tell you how volvo is working to make a garbage man's job a little bit easier. and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge. did you know 90% of couples disagree on mattress firmness? fortunately there's a bed where you both get what you want every night. enter sleep number and the semi-annual sale going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. oh, and right now it's our lowes

selected for a similar role earlier this year when the airbag takata was seen to cheat on their safety tests and linked to injuries and 16 deaths worldwide. what a terrible things, call bob mueller he will sort it out. once again, bob mueller is being called on to function as an independent party. this time he has to quit his law firm job to do it because this time the law firm director will be taking over investigation into the president of the united states. tim, our historian and author of "enemies a history of the fbi" and awarded reporter. what do you think? >> i think the presidency just got a chance of saving itself. >> bobby mueller the 3rd, three things people say about him. he was a marine, awarded the bronze star for valor for personally leading his troops under fire and rescuing a terribly wounded soldier on enemy lines. he's going to personally rescue this case, i think. two, he took over the fbi, as you mentioned, september 4th, 2001. the following week he was in charge of the biggest investigation in the history of the universe, leading 4,000 agents trying to find out wh

he has been doing special investigations, including one into the nfl and one into takata air bags. so he has been doing a lot of these similar tiech work but for the private sector. >> very quickly, evan, in the press release at the department of justice put out. they say that this special counsel, robert mueller, former fbi director, will be involved in the investigation of russian government efforts to influence the to 20th 2016 presidential e and related matters. did they define related mat sners. >> no. that's one of the special appointments. he will go wherever he decides this case will go. anything that comes up, any new discoveries made, he is able to pursue that. he makes that decision alone without any input from the deputy attorney general. that's why there is so much resistance inside the department to make clearly this is not something that rosenstein or the department leadership really wanted to do but i think we can tell that they felt they really needed to do this to sort of help quell concerns about interference in light of the recent news coming from the white hous

betty: another stock we are watching, shares of takata. the automakers settlement, the biggest rise in four months, a settlement worth 553 million dollars to resolve the economic loss claims tied to the company's faulty products, tour yoda, subaru, mazda, reimbursing out-of-pocket asked insist come a providing loners and setting up an outreach program to increase participation in recalls. thatan see by how much stock has risen given the clarity. let's stay in japan and talk about softbank and masayoshi son , formally announcing the first round of capital commitment for its tech investment fund worth more than $93 billion. asia managing editor for technology in tokyo, one of the richest men in the world, when you open a fund come you will get billions of dollars, so who is income of who is not in, and what is next year? softbank announced plans for this fund in october last year. it will be one of the cornerstone investors along with the saudi arabian sovereign wealth fund. qualcomm, apple, foxconn all putting in money. to 93 billion dollar

you recall takata airbag inflaters can explode with too much force. the inflaters have been linked to 16 deaths and nearly 200 injuries. a judge, though, must approve this agreement before it goes forward. >>> new developments in that deadly amtrak train crash. two years ago outside philadelphia the engineers at the controls is now behind bars facing criminal charges, including eight counts of involuntary manslaughter. david curly has the latest. >> what do you want to say to the family? >> reporter: it was a family that pushed for criminal charges against the amtrak engineer. brandon boston was at the controls outside philadelphia when his amtrak train derailed. traveling at more than 100 miles an hour when it hit a 50-mile-per-hour corner. the engineer lost situational awareness. eight passengers were killed. prosecutors declined to charge bostian, but a complaint was ordered by a judge after pressure by that family. among the 200 injured aaron and barbara lavigne. his recovery pain staking and he awaited this day. >> they put handcuffs on him, that

quienes posean vehÍculos equipados con bolsas de aire defectuoso de la marca japonesa takata, recibirÍan hasta 500 $ de indemnizaciÓn ocho aÑos despuÉs, de que aparecieran los primeros reportes sobre casi 16 millones de autos afectados. se implican toyota, mazda y otras marcas. con una foto de sÍ misma en las redes sociales, asÍ se le veo chelsea manningsu primer lÍa en libertad, despuÉs de una sentencia 35 por filtrar informaciÓn clasificada. en la primera persona recibirun tratamiento diferente en una relaciÓn militar. su pena fue conmutada por obama, aunque la califican como una traidora mal agradecida. seguimos con mÁs en "despierta amÉrica". karla: vamos a cambiar de tema. francisca: david zepeda estÁ cada noche en "la vida desde la carrillo" hablas sobre unas fotos que le tomaron tomando el sol en ropa interior. habla ademÁs sobre un proyecto que tiene con william levy. parecÍa que el aÑo pasado estaba cocinando algo, pero se dio, vamos a ver. reportero: david zepeda, protagonista de "la doble vida desde la carrillo" estÁ listo para grabar un disco de regional mexic

takata rising for the second consecutive session. carmakerster we saw agree to that settlement. 4.5% in sydney. we heard the founder twiggy forest giving money to malcolm is thel saying that biggest donation from a living australian in their history. aussie's.te, go >> let's get over to another -- heidi is one of our own. >> president trump says the war on terror isn't a fight between fates, easing concerns that america is at odds with islam. he told allies that they must not wait for the u.s. to attack militant groups. banpresident has tried to people from entering the u.s. from muslim countries. >> when young muslim men and women should have the chance to build a new era of prosperity for themselves, it has to be done and we have to let them do it. summitd's help, this will mark the beginning of the end for those who practice to ever and stride -- sprad its creed. a north korea fired medium-range missile on sunday similar to the one fired in february. young yang vowed -- pyongyang vowed to continued their weapons program. approvedi