walker? >> no. >> walker? walker? >> stop, stop, stop, stop. stop it! put your hands behind your back! stop it right now! stop. >> right now she's in crisis mode. she thought she was going to be released. they just sentenced her to prison. it's very common. they expect they're going to get out or they get less time or more time. some of them explode. some of them shut down. it's a terrible, stressful time in their life. >> sergeant abbott, who has worked closely with walker in the past, attempts to help. >> they're going to stand you up. stand up. stand up. stand up. it's difficult because you got to keep that separate line of caring too much and doing your job. miss walker, don't do this. >> i don't care. >> why don't you care? i want her to know i care about her, i do. that's my job to take care of these people while they're here. but yet, she can't lay on the floor. >> finally, walker returns to her cell. >> kneel down on your bed. >> kneel, kneel. >> we want to take your cuffs off. >> i w

and for more on his visit, i'm joshua walker -- i'm joined by joshua walker. you heard his stiff opposition to arming the kurds. it going to make any difference? mr. walker: i think it is too late. are there other national interests we can move on? laura: meaning what, exactly? mr. walker: when it comes to syria it is a short-term decision arming the kurds. longer-term, who is going to put syria back together again? i think turkey is looking towards russia and iran. what is going to happen in terms of the great power politics and whether a sought -- whether assad stays or goes. laura: is it possible that turkey gets something with its opposition to the u.s. arming the kurds? mr. walker: if you look at this white house in particular, they are not as focused on human rights violations or freedom of the press or things that traditionally american values have focused on. they get a free pass on certain issues but whether it is titular -- feithullah gulen or other allies as well. president erdogan comes to town on the day there is a great brouhaha about the preside

wayne walker, i remember when did he this challenge. and that challenge. and it really resonated with people because there are a lot of weekend warriors in this part of the world. and he was one of them. >> number one, i -- >> reporter: bay area sports legends tell us they never hesitated to stop and do an interview with wayne. >> he was very genuine and very authentic because he came from a place of having been there, done that. >> there's a love of how he played the game and how he reported. >> he was one of those first up no nonsense kinds of guys when it came to sports and broadcast and told the story. >> reporter: wayne walker passed away due to complications from parkinson's disease. >> five years ago i was diagnosed with parkinson's. which is a result of multiple concussions. when i played. >> reporter: wayne told us about his illness two years ago. he was asked if he would have played football again knowing what he knew now about repetitive brain injury. >> if it were up to me again, i'd do it. i know playing now i'd have a better chance of -- bett

which explains congressman walker's upcoming campaign slogan: "walker 2018: die, baby ducks!" ( applause ) bold. it's bold. in response-- that's a no-no. that's all right. that's a lot of baby duck haters tonight. in response to walker's tweet, the u.s. capitol released this video of the wasteful spending in action. look at you! you're we have thing our money! now, walker does have a point. ducks have been leeching off the system forever. they're constantly having eggs out of wedlock, living on handouts from old men in parks, and i'm not comfortable with how much time they spend in the bathtub with our children. stick around, we've got a great show. jennifer garner is here. but when we come back, we'll have a visit from our old friend tuck buckford. ♪ ♪ ( applause ) [ sighs ] hey, i was using that. what, you think we own stock in the electric company? i will turn this car around right now! there's nobody back there. i was becoming my father. [ clears throat ] it's...been an adjustment, but we're making it work. you know, progressive.com makes it easy for us to get the righ

a look back at the life of wayne walker. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. (gary) sad day for bay area sports. legendary sports broadcaster, wayne walker dies at age 80 after losing his fight with pakinson's. in 2015 he was diagnosed with the disease walker spent two decades covering bay area sports. before becoming a broadcaster he played 15 seasons in the n-f-l as a linebacker for detroit. he had a great repore among atheltes and members of the media. he had a great relationship with the 49ers, including hall of famer joe montana. walker had two stints with cbs broadcasting most of san francisco's games. the giants opening a seven game road trip against the cardinals in saint lou

. >>> tonight we remember long time kpix5 sports director wayne walker. wayne walker. stay with us. ,, this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today. the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to soma little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces. >>> tonight we're remembering one of the most popular people in bay area television. re at channel 5. >> wayne walker, we all knew him, played pro football for 15 years. when he retired, he started a new career here at channel 5. he was our sports director for 20 years. wayne's wife says that wayne

and a look back as the life of former kpix 5 sportscaster wayne walker. a tribute to wayne coming up next on game day. 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 lowest price ever on our temperature balancing i8 bed. save $700. go to sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >>> the starting line and the finish line from bay to breakers in san francisco. it took the winners 34 minutes to run the 12-kilometers across the city. and kpix 5's wilson walker was there with the 40,000 runners and the 100,000 fans. >> reporter: it always start with the quiet morning run through the city. and then comes everything else. [ music playing ] >> reporter: 9:30 a.m. the party was stretched out over severa

kpix 5's wilson walker tells us why they are walking off the job and what it will mean for residents. >> we are going on strike tomorrow. >> reporter: for subby veil's largest public employees union this was the die spread the news. -- day to spread the news. over at city hall this was a day for drawing up plans. >> you can't take 4050 people out of the city and not have an impact. >> reporter: what will happen tomorrow? for starters your most essential services, those continue. >> staffed the water pollution control plant, 911 services will be available in the city. >> reporter: everything else, however will look like this. >> impact at our planning department, people get nothing spections, home remodeling, library services. parks. water outage, if they have a break, any phone calls nide the city the phones won't be answered by us. >> for the strike starting on may day they say that is a coincidence. calling it an impasse years in the making. >> long time coming. been at the table for two years out of contract and we are found by our city charter to have a 10 year balanced budget. if

. >> christopher walker might have a little less swagger now than he did on the streets. he's serving 55 years for six bank robberies. >> you know, when you're faced with the type of time that i'm faced with, everybody, i can't speak for everybody, i can speak for myself better, you know, your whole perspective towards life changes. >> when you talk about a bank robbery, i mean, anybody out there that's ever done what i done, then they already know the intense rush this is. and that became very addicting. >> these days, walker only gets a rush from working out and writing poetry. it's a far cry from his bank robbery days when he says he never used a weapon. >> got yourself and somebody tries to stop you, you've got these and that's it. i went in there, i had a hat pulled down, and i'm talking on the phone, looking at the ground, so the cameras aren't going to get me. when you walk up to the teller, nine times out of ten, it's a woman. i would sometimes strike up a conversation, how are you doing today, da, da, da, yeah, looks like that hairdo really fits, and small talk a

and oswald saw walker as an american adolf hitler. >> and oswald said someone should kill walker. he then ordered a rifle with a sniper scope, and he planned very meticulously his assassination of general walker. he took photographs from different angles, he figured out how to get his rifle there and how to escape. >> on march 31st, a sunday, he asked marina to come out and take his photograph. >> all in black, pistol, rifle in his hand, holding a few radical newspapers, and marina writes on the back "hunter of fascist" and dates it april 6th, 1963. >> and then he went on the night of the 10th of april, took up his place and shot at general walker. >> he came in the house 11:30. he was so pale, nervous. and i said, "what happened to you?" and he said -- he told, "i tried to shot general walker." >> will you describe for us just what happened last night? >> rifle shot, fired into the house. fired through the west window. and hit the cell and hit the wall across the room and went over the desk, at which i was sitting. >> he was very disappointed to find out that he missed by less th

walker had two stints with cbs broadcasting most of san francisco's games. the giants opening a seven game road trip against the cardinals in saint louis. in the seventh -- the game went into a rain delay with the giants ahead 3-2 when play resume -- dexter fowler didn't waste anytime he hits a 3-run blast off george kontos saint louis retakes the lead 5-3 but in the ninth with runners on the corners -- eduardo nu-yez hits a 2 rbi double... brandon belt and brandon crawford come in to score... the giants back in the lead 6-5 bottom of the frame -- mark melancon gets the final out -- he forces a double play giants win 6-5 as for the a's we pick it up in extra innings in the tenth -- mark canha hits a walk homer to win the game for the a's oakland wins 3-2 they now have four walkoff wins this season turning now to the warriors-- the team will be represented at the nba awards. draymond green is a finalist for defensive player of the year, while andre iguodala is up for the sixth man of the year award the team practiced in san antonio this morning...in advance o

sharyl: we were at the first anti-trump meeting organized by andrea walker in arlington, virginia. she's a retired federal worker and hillary clinton supporter. andrea: there's an incredible amount of things that we can do, including pick up marches. you get an email and it says for you just to go and, you know, tomorrow show up here. sharyl: in wye mills, maryland, we found organized opposition at a raucous town hall. rep. andy harris: if we have quiet and a show of respect. >> boo hoo. you work for us. sharyl: afterwards, we caught up with the target, republican congressman andy harris. rep. harris: it's just people came out and they expressed their frustrations. that's part of the american system. >> keep it going. sharyl: and on the state house steps in pennsylvania, we met organizer terrell bryant. back to what one of the founding fathers, thomas jefferson, he wanted active citizens and this is what we're doing, what thomas jefferson wanted to see in our democracy. you have moveon.org getting involved with the resistance hashtag and you've got a whole lot of other groups getti

there is no portrait of mary walker in the museum. i am using this as a public forum tonight to urge the international spy museum to undertake a project to see that mary walker's portrait is eventually -- eventually comes to its rightful place in the portrait museum. [applause] -- known for purchasing alaska, he should be known for running victims spy operations in europe during the civil war. he had agents all across europe and one of the successes he had co-op the an agent principal newspaper in belgium stories andunion its newspaper and thereby promote the union cause. he was one of three targets of the booth assassination plot. lincoln, vice president johnson and stewart. it was aas attacked, stabbing attempt. a bloody, loud scuffle at his home. his sons were also attacked by lewis powell. powell thought he had killed the secretary. in fact he had not. butll got out of the house did not know washington was lost, wandered around for three days before he was captured and executed. survived and the survival of seward was probably ano

kpix 5's wilson walker shows us the work may never end. >> a unique find. the belly of the beast. >> reporter: across california you can find ghost towns. but in the klamath mountains you will find land that is truly haunted. >> mining is forever. the environmental contamination. >> reporter: from the 1860s to the 1960s miners dug in to iron mountain pulling out iron, silver, gold, copper, zinc but tearing open the mountain meant unleashing a toxic nightmare. >> the mining, operations caused it to be swiss cheese with tunnels. ojand water -- oxygen and water can come in to contact. >> reporter: inside what is battery acid leeches from the walls, turning the mountain into acidic drainage. >> coming out of the mine and running in to surface water bodies. >> reporter: the water running out of the mountain most be the most acidic water ever measured on earth. >> can't be recorded by a meter. >> reporter: another way to think of it, the mountain is bleeding metal. take this rock with two shades of coloring. the right side is the rock in its original state. on th

walker had two stints with cbs broadcasting most of san francisco's games. turning now to the warriors-- the team will be represented at the nba awards. draymond green is a finalist for defensive player of the year, while andre iguodala is up for the sixth man of the year award the team practiced in san antonio this morning...in advance of tomorrow's game 3 showdown with the spurs. mvp candidate kawhi leonard is listed as questionable, but is expect to play the warriors orchestrated a blowout in game 2....destroying the spurs by 36-points. but they know it's not going to be that easy this time around.(sot: draymond green) <>draymond green:"they feed off the mistakes you make. they get loud and then their team is feeding off them, so they have a great thing here. it makes it tough to win, but at the end of the day, it's not impossible." do you think steve kerr will coach in san antonio? steve kerr will be back on the sidelines when he feels he's healthy. the warriors don't need to rush his return because mike brown is doing a great job with the team. they're

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hunter strickland 1st and 2nd, game winner for walker. the mets win it walk off fashion, 4-3 final. giants drop to 11 and 22. thanks for joining us. warriors the big story. they have a few days off to catch their breath and rest. >> before they beat the next team. >> thanks. >> good night. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. well, how do i look? big day. i'm going to see alex. i'm, uh -- i'm a little nervous because she's been pulling away lately. calls don't get returned. i don't get asked to visit as much. maybe it's hitting me hard 'cause i never went through that with my dad. after my junior year, we -- we rode a tandem bike across mykonos. come to think of it, there were lots of fathers and sons there. phil, sit. we need to talk ab

kpix 5's wilson walker has a look at the after math in the mountains and the water ways clogged with acres of debris. >> epidemic event. multiple slides. cull vets that plugged up. >> reporter: every passing day feels more like spring but our winter never really went away. >> disappeared somewhere. >> reporter: he is showing us boards crossing. one of 500 sights in california where the road was no match for the storms and they are not even done adding up all all the damage. >> the high country the snow is very thick. we know we have damage up there but we can't get to it. >> reporter: he can also give you a tour of roads that were. >> we have a temporary mitigation as you can see. eye beam supporting the water fly . -- the water supply. >> 40 incidences that are washed out roads. >> reporter: our epidemic winter didn't just leave a mess on land. head out to the reservoir and the mouth of the river and you will run out of open water. >> estimated 40 acres combined. >> reporter: this is just some of the debris. to see the rest of us you need a tugboat to pull you through the mess.years

kpix 5's wilson walker has the latest at the park called the wave. >> when he came in to the run out area he seemed to get on top of the water and he ended up sliding across the edge and then he was shaken by the experience. >> reporter: shaken and scratched up but that boy walked away from his wild ride down the emerald plunge. the dramatic center piece in the water park. >> considered the thrill slide. largest drop. >> the divides remained closed as investigators took a closer look at things. specifically the landing area where the boy hit and went shooting back into the air. >> the manufacturer of the slides will be on site tomorrow. >> reporter: that is what so puzzling, right? the only thing unique about the emerald plunge is probably the name. you can find this equipment in water parks all over the world. >> this is not a custom slide made for the city. this is a slide that is an off the shelf slide. >> reporter: everyone here today knew what happened on day one. >> someone fell off. >> reporter: this on day two. >> disappointed we couldn't go on it today. >> disappointed. >> s

wayne walker died at age 80 from complications from parkinson's disease. the giants opened up a 7-game road trip, the giants trying to improve on a 6 and 1 record on the road. le he got a souvenir ball but he threw it back. >> here tommy gets into a double play that ends in the fifth inning, right now the giants trailing 1-0 in the sixth, and the a's play the white sox tonight. >>> shaquille o'neil still loves to play pickup basketball. look at him here, out of my way little man. i have no idea who that was trying to stop shaq. shaq is 7 feet tall and you can't teach that. i'm guessing shaq at this point probably weighs in the neighborhood of 375. so, yeah. >> get out of the way. >> he's playing pro ball with that guy. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on kofi tv 20, cable channel 13. >> how those two pictures are connected at 9:00. >>> and listen to this, an attempted cockpit breach on a hawaii-bound plane. on abc7 news at 11:00, witnesses describe the terrifying moments on that flight. >>> and coming up tonight on abc7 at 8:00, it's the two-hour season finale o

wayne walker died at age 80 from complications from parkinson's disease. the giants opened up a 7-game road trip, the giants trying to improve on a 6 and 1 record on the road. le he got a souvenir ball but he threw it back. >> here tommy gets into a double play that ends in the fifth inning, right now the giants trailing 1-0 in the sixth, and the a's play the white sox tonight. >>> shaquille o'neil still loves to play pickup basketball. look at him here, out of my way little man. i have no idea who that was trying to stop shaq. shaq is 7 feet tall and you can't teach that. i'm guessing shaq at this point probably weighs in the neighborhood of 375. so, yeah. >> get out of the way. >> he's playing pro ball with that guy. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on kofi tv 20, cable channel 13. >> how those two pictures are connected at 9:00. >>> and listen to this, an attempted cockpit breach on a hawaii-bound plane. on abc7 news at 11:00, witnesses describe the terrifying moments on that flight. >>> and coming up tonight on abc7 at 8:00, it's the two-hour season finale o

kpix 5's wilson walker is live in sunnyvale. what is the latest? >> reporter: we are outside the headquarters for the police, fire and ems services. if you call them tomorrow they will answer the phone but if you call the rest of city hall, that may be a different story. >> reporter: for sunnyvale, this was die spread the news. >> stat -- day to spread the news. >> starts 12:01 a.m. midnight. >> reporter: drawing up plans. >> there will be impacts, you can't not have some kind of impact of what goes on. >> reporter: what will happen tomorrow? for starters your most essential services, those, those will continue. >> when we have staff, the water pollution control plant, emergency services stuff. >> 911 will be available in the city. >> reporter: everything else, however, will look like this. >> impact would be planning department, people get nothing spections, remodeling -- inspections, remodels. park. >> water outage. phone calls to the city that employees answer, the phones won't be answered by us. >> reporter: calling this an impasse years in the

kpix 5's wilson walker reports three of the signature slides have been closed off to veterans but the same slides could be found around the world. >> you could see when he came into the run out area. he seemed to get on top of the water and he ended up sliding across the edge for a bit and then he was shaken by the experience. >> reporter: shaken and scratched up but that boy walked away from his wild ride down the emerald plunge, the dramatic center piece in the new $43 million water park. >> the thrill slide, the largest drops. >> the two slides remained closed as investigators took a closer look at things. specifically the landing area where the boy hit the water and went shooting back into the air. >> the manufacturer of the slides will be on site tomorrow. >> that is what is so puzzling about this. the only thing unique about the epseep the name. you can find this exact same piece of equipment in water parks all over the world. >> yeah. this is not -- this is not a custom slide. this is a slide that is an off the shelf slide. >> reporter: everyone here today knew exactly what hap

bikers, runners, dog walkers. get out and put your extra miles on today. it will get hot around here later in the week. today full sunshine. 50s this morning, 60s by lunchtime. afternoon highs in the low to mid 70s. out goes the cool. here comes the hot. especially by wednesday and thursday. 90s appear quite likely indeed. so 76 today. tomorrow up into the low 80s with a nice, cool start early tomorrow morning. after that, it's going to start to feel a lot more like summer. here's your five-day forecast. 76 today. northwest winds today. not quite as strong as yesterday when we gusted to 40 miles per hour. nice, breezy day plenty of sunshine. wednesday and thursday up into the 90s. next chance of any rain across the area doesn't show up until friday afternoon, a cool front promises to come in. sheena will have your ten day forecast coming up in the next half hour. for now it is time to get back to eun and aaron. >> good morning, chuck. thanks so much. >>> making your life easier, there's an app for that. we've found several that can take a few headaches out

walker goes to 3rd with a triple. the mets got four runs in the inning. and that was more than enough for wheeler. he gave up only two hits in his six innings of work. one of them this 4th inning shot by posey. four homers on the year for him, but it was a 5-1 game by that time. the giants lose their fifth straight 6-1. to make matters worse they put their closer on the disabled list. >>> the warriors in observation mode. they're waiting to see if they'll play the houston rockets or spurs in the western conference finals of the nba playoffs. popovich and the spurs hosting the rockets. this one down to the wire. the whole way. the spurs down 2, and then finding a path in the lane. that tied the game at 101. they went to overtime. the spurs had to play without leonard who twisted his ankle. it's houston by 1 with under a minute in overtime. green to the hoop to get the roll. it was the spurs by 2. they added one more free throw. one more chance for the rockets. harden trying to get off the desperation shot, but it's blocked. the spurs hang on for a 110-107

. >> runners and dog walkers are stunned to hear about the homicide investigation going on right now. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at the normally quiet park with the latest. amy? >> reporter: hi, kristin, this opening, entrance to the park, now open, police left, people are enjoying the park again, but when it was closed down, not only did it disrupt rhythm, but shook their sense of safety. runners, walker, and dogs trying to get to the park this morning were stopped by the harsh reality of crime scene tape. >> to have something like this is really unusual. it is such a nice place. >> reporter: instead of exercising, neighbors stopped to tell each other the news, that a jogger discovered a body on the trail at 5:30 this morning. police say the man had been stabbed to death. >> oh, that's really scary. i run up here in the mornings often at 6:00 a.m. glad i was not here earlier this morning. >> reporter: police spent the morning looking for clues and marking evidence as they found it. some who use the park found themselves speculating about what could have happened in th

we just learned to your broadcasting colleague and dear friend wayne walker has died. walker played pro football for 15 years for the detroit lions and then began a second career here at channel 5. wayne was our sports director for 20 years and he was the consummate professional. we'll share our memories of wayne ahead at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> also coming up tonight at 5:00, more flaring at the vallejo refinery forcing evacuation warnings this week. residents are waking up to a slime left on their cars. we are getting to the bottom of that. we'll have that for you tonight at 5:00. >>> and that is going to do it for kpix 5 news at noon. >> we're done. >> we're done. >> let the weekend start. >> i have to go play with my relatives here from the los angeles area. >> hi, cousins! >> and don't forget frankie, too, right? >> so cute. ,, ♪ >> ridge: logan? >> bill: brooke? wow. look at you. >> brooke: look at this! sorry -- sorry i'm late. >> bill: no apologies. everything okay? >> brooke: it is now. [ both chuckles ] >> bill: tell me about it. we're finally here. let's do thi

they told our wilson walker at they plan to fight. >> i have been out here 50 years. >> reporter: you will find all the trappings of the life aquatic. >> i have a grandfather clock. >> reporter: grand baker has the sea in his blood. >> that is my great, great grandfather. he was a sea captain. i look a lot like him. >> reporter: he is something of a fixture out here. >> i love it out here. >> reporter: people who live aboard boats are within the domain but they are technically a bit be on the letter of the law. the city is once again reviewing how to manage these waters. >> i think every 10 or 15 years someone gets angry that everyone is anchored out here. >> reporter: among the concerns, they see abandoned boat -- boats, environmental problems. the city is deciding to address these worries and it is something of an existential question. >> the thought that baker would have to leave? >> i had to laugh because i would be living under the tree with one of the locals.>> reporter: the renewed debate has touched a nerve. >> people get upset about things because they can control them. >> th

kpix 5's wilson walker caught one one giant who helped break up the fight. >> three, four guys trying their best to hold him up. >> we are at peet's coffee. >> reporter: giving hunter pence the talk about the brawl is tough to get strickland off the field. for the record accomplishing it took 18 feet, 11 inches and 675 pounds worth of baseball players. >> peacekeepers, good dude. he didn't want anybody to get hurt. >> reporter: there was a certain vin to that mike morse- jeff samardzija tete-a-tete. >> and two huge guys. >> reporter: both 6'5", that was 12 feet 10" and 470 pounds of giant impact. >> harper goes out. >> reporter: then there's buster posey. now taking a beating online for not jumping into the fray. >> i thought he should have gone out but also, like, i don't want him getting hurt. >> reporter: plunking batters brawl etiquette pay back in the games ahead just some of baseball's many unwritten "rules." >> there are no unwritten rules. there's just written rules. >> reporter: at nine games out of a wild card spot the giants need to start recording some wins. fans can only

tonight wilson walker with a story you'll only see on kpix5. [ honking ] >> francisco just gets packed, jammed all the time. >> reporter: it's the day to day problem you can no longer escape. >> traffic is moving about 30% slower than it was. >> reporter: so just what exactly has brought city streets to a crawl? >> there's no one factor that's causing traffic congestion in the city. >> reporter: to help us count the ways we spent the day with oscar palma, a man who has spent a little time driving these streets. >> it's been about 18 years. >> reporter: topping his list of traffic jamming suspects? >> too many cars. >> reporter: in oscar's 18 years out here the city has added nearly 100,000 people which means more cars and some of them are getting a lot more attention than others. the latest estimate on the number of ride share drivers in san francisco? 45,000. see if these complaints sound familiar. >> holding up traffic to pick up somebody. >> reporter: how about stopping on a one-way street, throwing on the hazards and walking away from the car? >> they stop in the middle of the stre

nfl star and former kpix 5 sports anchor and our friend wayne walker died earlier today at his home in idaho. joining us now is one of wayne's good friends and coworkers, wendy tokuda. >> well, his wife said he died this morning from complications from parkinson's disease caused by concussions he got playing pro football. all of us who knew and loved wayne are feeling the loss tonight. wayne played pro ball for the detroit lions as a linebacker and a kicker for 50 years. he is retired, and then started a new career here at channel 5. wayne was our sports director for 20 years. sports legends like mccovey and joe montana never hesitated to talk to him. >> he did things the right way that allowed him to get answers and trust from players that no one else could do. and he did it in a way that half the time you laugh all the way through it. >> that sense of humor evident in wayne's sports challenge feature which you're shearing. he would take on challenges, oh, like raising a cable car which you just saw. we'll all miss him. >> no doubt. and joe hit it on the head when you said you're laug

you do make a real sexy walker, though. (laughs) okay. i'll tell you what. let's go to the cafeteria, and i'll get us a scrabble board. oh, honey, you're terrible at scrabble. oh, yeah? yeah. yeah. (laughs) race ya. (police radio chatter) i thought kids didn't exercise these days! man down! hold still. ah! you're hurting my head! that's so you don't bang it, accuse me of police brutality, you little creep. hey! stop! all right. put the pillowcase down. get down on the ground, hands on your head. (grunts) dov! got him. (whines) yeah, he got him. down now. he's got him. this is epstein... yes, he does. hmm? (whirring) (door closes) all hail the conquering heroes. oh. can i not? hey. hey. broke up a dogfighting ring in little portugal. (bottlecap fizzes) bunch of guys stealing house pets, using them as bait, giving them a taste of blood. (bottlecap clatters) you--you personally broke it up? well... we were there. we were near. (whining) no. just--no, just-- no. chris, we can't keep that. no, yeah, look-- look, we just-- we're just gonna keep him till we find hi

he's still alive. >> jimmy walker? >> stephen: he's still alive. >> he went to my high school. >> stephen: that means he's dead. what do you mean? you're talking about him in the past tense. jimmy walker is still alive. jimmy come out here. >> no, no, no! jimmy better not come out here. what is jimmy doing on the coal bay show. i dropped out of high school. >> stephen: you did. >> i dropped out of high school with four credits to go. i loved it. i loved dropping out so much, i wish i could go back and drop out again. i might have been stuck in a job lifting heavy box s. >> stephen: this should be a p.s.a. you do for the children-- "kids," don't listen to your parents." >> i love when the plan comes together. >> stephen: i barely graduated from high school. >> you did. >> stephen: yeah, if i hadn't aced my final exams my time year, would still be in high school right now. i'm not joking. i was a total ne'er-do-well. until recently. >> high school taught me how to pick up chicks. >> stephen: how to pick up girls. were yo

. >>> showers were no match for these walkers taking part in avon 39. they're among walkers from around the globe who were making the 39.3-mile journey to raise money and awareness in the fight against breast cancer. the two-day walk started at 6:30 this morning in union square park in southwest dc and many people wearing pink t-shirts and hats that will trek to chevy chase, maryland. they'll spend the night then head to southeast washington for tomorrow's closing ceremony at nats park. >> nothing stops these ladies. and the men also who are participating in this. this is not it's a very dear cause to them. every year we see them coming through, even here on nebraska avenue. >> absolutely. tutus sometimes. pink. wonderful to see. are they going to be in soggy pink outfits tomorrow? >> not as much as today. today we had a lot of light rain that lingered in spots for a while. tomorrow there will be a few showers but i think fewer. far fewer than what we had today. a little 3-degree guarantee. forecast high was 66. temperature at midnight was 65. daytime t

walkers has apologised and have shut down the campaign. many of you will have been enjoying the senate weather today. but it is good news for the national grid. around 24% of our energy today is going to be coming from solar and that is a record. let's have a look at the markets. it has been a record high on the ftse. but it is a different story for sterling. but weaker pound, tells british exporters who are helping to fuel vat rise. elsewhere, we have seen bank stocks weaker. traders are also nervous about those g7 talks in italy. the media personality katie hopkins has been dropped from herjob presenting a talk show on the radio station lbc. it follows a tweet in which hopkins said after monday's attack that a "final solution" was needed to terror, followed by her being reported to police and a "sack hopkins now" campaign. an lbc spokesperson has said both sides had agreed she would "leave effective immediately". 0ur media correspondent david sillito says no direct link has been made between the sacking at the words. the fact it follows

gary walker there. a little earlier ariana grande herself has taken to twitter: that response from the performer herself. we are getting a response from politicians, the prime minister and further afield. in the last couple of hours, the statement put out by prime minister theresa may is here. we are working to establish the full details of what is being treated by the police is an appalling terrorist attack. all our thoughts are with the victims and the families of those who have been affected. we also heard from the mayor of manchester, recently elected. he said, my heart goes out to families have lost loved ones. my admiration for a brave emergency services, a terrible night ferocity. a lot of people have had a lot of praise for the emergency services, whether it's the ambulance crews or the paramedics on the ground, the police officers, all of whom it appears responsive —— responded extremely quickly. also emerging as a bit ofa extremely quickly. also emerging as a bit of a sense of defiance. we

van walker tried to get an answer out of manager? van walker tried to get an answerout of him. iam very answerout of him. i am very proud because you see what kind of fight you have when you want to win one and if nobody has done it before. i am to win one and if nobody has done it before. iam proud to win one and if nobody has done it before. i am proud for having done two things that have not been done, when the championship without losing a game and when seven fa cups. when the championship without losing a game and when seven fa cupsm when the championship without losing a game and when seven fa cups. it is not easy. what now forjulie? will you be here next season? i have a lwa ys you be here next season? i have always been clear on that. we have a board meeting on tuesday, wednesday, it will be clearer. do you want to be here next season?|j it will be clearer. do you want to be here next season? i have always been clear on that. let me enjoy the night. thank you. i'm sure he will enjoy the night. arsene wenger with his seventh fa cup as arsenal manager, a record. a record

we've heard from walker that he's interested in doing so. i must say that that addition to the bill, the waiver that states can take to allow insurers to get out of the pre-existing coverage requirements, that was the deal that brought the freedom caucus on board which then pushed moderates away. they were then brought back on board with the $8 billion addition to the fund that you mentioned. in both cases, these deals really were fig leaves. neither of them does a lot. the waiver may be taken by few, if any states. $8 billion is a pittance for high-risk pools which have had a very mixed track record. so in both cases, in my view and a lot of republicans on the hill, this all came after the initial failure which was very humiliating for republicans on the hill and off, and these different groups were finding a way to get to yes. amazingly, they did so, but the policy implications may not be huge of the changes that got them there. robert: there are huge challenges in the senate. senator portman of ohio, from a swing state, is already express

. >> as wilson walker shows us, the summer of 67 required a certain chemistry and one mayor is determined to find it. >> i've got old home movies, assessors records, i've looked at historic maps, historic aerial photos. >> reporter: on the ed point richmond, the mayor is looking for his city's next landmark. >> probably an up-slope house because it had a garage under it. >> reporter: the mayor is hunting for a clandestine psych del call kem -- psychedelic chemistry lab. >> a lot of things fed into what happened in 1967. one of the essential elements clearly is lsd and the psychedelic experience. that could not have happened without stanley's efforts. he was one industrious fella. >> reporter: al's by bear stanley, sound engineer for the grateful dead and who -- >> without him, there was simply not enough lds around for the wholesale participation in that experience by maybe hundreds of thousands of people. now, he's essential. he's an essential factor. >> reporter: stanley died in 2011 but in '66 he was cooking up that legendary batch of lds in a richmond rental home. >> we have worked th

hello this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. a man hunt is launched for a prisoner who's escaped his guards armed with a razor blade. michal kisier was being treated at a hospital in salisbury when he went missing. the police say he is dangerous and should not be approached. good morning, it's wednesday 31st may. also this morning: a warning of extra costs for the nhs if british pensioners living in other eu countries have to return home for health care after brexit. a warning of extra costs for the nhs if british pensioners living in other eu countries have to return home for health care after brexit.

and — coming up at six o'clock on breakfast — dan walker and sally nugent will have all the day's news, business and sport including the latest from the general election, campaign trail. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the washington post claims president trump revealed highly classified information to russia and possibly compromised an intelligence source. the white house says no sources or methods were revealed. the serious work in france begins as president macron appoints his top political team. mr macron has already named edouard philippe of the centre—right republicans party as his prime minister. ian brady, one of britain's most notorious serial killers, has died. he killed five children and teenagers in the 1960s with his partner, myra hindley. so, are you joining us? so, are youjoining us? i'm reading the stories. you forgot where you we re the stories. you forgot where you were three minutes. no, i didn't. let's be professional. let's start with the washington post online. of course, the big story of the moment, the us president donald trump revealing highly classif

[ laughter ] so mark walker doesn't seem outraged about the possibility that the president committed obstruction of justice. then what is he outraged about? well, the day before he made that comment downplaying the trump news, walker caused an internet firestorm when he tweeted this photo of a duck ramp at the capital reflecting pool, that allows ducklings to come and go safely with this comment -- "if it looks like a duck and walks like a duck, it must be government waste." [ light laughter ] in his defense, many of the ducklings have used the ramp to board a private plane and then spend a weekend golfing at mar-a-lago at the taxpayers' expence. [ cheers and applause ] look, there are now documented allegations that the president may have committed obstruction of justice. congress needs to take this seriously. instead, gop leaders seem to be maintaining their cynical alliance with trump just to get some tax cuts passed. meanwhile, the rest of us are waiting for the next dun-dun. [ "law & order" chime ] [ light laughter ] oh, and by the way! right before we started taping tonight, mi