so let see how the live poll has been turning out throughout the hour here on "the real story." 76% of you say, nope. you don't want a third-party candidate. thank you for being part of the real store. icer harris. >> breaking news in baltimore, maryland. reaction to the acquittal of a police officer and the death of freddie gray. we're monitoring the developments in the streets of the city and we'll explain what comes next. in politics, donald trump is pulling into a virtual tie with hillary clinton in new polling. what is happening to clinton's game? once g.o.p. presidential candidate ted cruz and his team just pulled off a stunning move with delegates. i thought he suspended his campaign? and at this hour, the u.s. military helping the fight to take back the key city of fallujah from the islamic state savages, and one police officer gunned down, and a former navy seal turned state trooper wounded. our coverage in massachusetts just ahead.

i'm harris faulkner in today for shepard smith. donald trump is running neck and neck with hillary clinton nationally, and it's not in just one poll. but in the average of all polls according to real clear politics. it has the likely republican and democrat nominees tied at 43%. a massive leap for donald trump who weeks ago trailed clinton by double digits. analysts are saying a part of the bump comes from r rallying around their presumptive nominee. and for her part, hillary clinton is taking fire from some fellow democrats with the party still split between her and bernie sanders. at a rally today she attacked donald trump and the g.o.p.'s economic positions. watch. >> none of this is fair to families. donald trump may not care but we do. and so do working families across our country.

>> donald trump, dismissed the idea that clinton will retake the lead when her primary fight ends and says his numbers are only going to rise. >> we certainly hope. so otherwise i wouldn't be doing it. will tell you i think we're doing really well. we have had some tremendous rallies, people are in love with what we're saying, and i think we'll do very well. think we'll do even better than that. >> some perspective on this. of course national polling does not decide elections. all comes down to each state and the electoral college. we have live team coverage, dan springer is in seattle but we begin with david lee milner new york city outside trump tower. trump wrapped up a meeting. we were anticipating with a possible vice-presidential pick, senator. what's the news on that? >> reporter: indeed he did. bottom line here, we will likely not know who trump picks as a running mate until the republican convention this summer in cleveland. that said, donald trump met for about an hour and a half today

with tennessee senator bob corker. the meeting taking place behind closed doors. corker is the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee and that is significant. republic republic insiders believe corker has a shot at being up for consideration as vice-president, selected by donald trump. corker in the past praised trump's foreign relations speech, and trump in turn has described corker as, quoting now, fantastic. corker is one of the wealthiest men in the u.s. senate, and like donald trump, he made much of his money in real estate and construction. corker said the meeting today, though, was focused on foreign and domestic policy, and as for all that talk and speculation about vice-president, he said it did not come up. listen. >> i have no reason to believe that i'm being considered -- >> senator, would you consider a role in future trump administration? >> i think every -- as i've said before, i am doing what i'm

doing because i care deeply about policy. i want to see our country succeed. want to see us solve the big problems we have as a nation, and i think those types of questions, obviously you want to know what the circumstances were, what the relationship is. >> corker would not talk about what he described as conjecture, and, harris, many republican insiders do believe that if corker is not selected as vice-president, his name could be very high on the list for secretary of state in a future trump administration if there should be one. >> thank you for give us the details of what happened. what about outside? there were people gathered today. >> reporter: outside trump tower, there were noontime demonstrations about 20 or so veterans were here to protest donald trump. it was not a very large group but they were very vocal. specifically they say they want

trump to be held accountable for money raised at a fundraiser last january that he took place the night he skipped a fox news debate. trump had said $6 million was raced. the campaign revised the fig downward to 4.35 million. published reports say it was 2.4 million. the veterans want an apology from trump and are demanding to know where the money went. listen. >> it is unaccepteddable that he made a commitment and failed to live up to it. he said he would raise $6 million for veterans, and claimed to have done so, and yet there's been no accountability for the money. he has failed to show where the money went and failed to raise as much as he claimed to have raised. >> reporter: the veterans say a trump administration would be reckless and dangerous. trump's campaign did not respond to the demonstration today. in the past, though, harris, the campaign has said that illegal immigrants in the united states

are treated better than our veterans. >> thank you very much. ted cruz is still playing the delegate game nearly three weeks after he suspended his campaign. his supporters picked up all but one of washington state's 41 delegate slots over the weekem but their allegiance is based on the results in the state's primary tomorrow. donald trump is the only candidate still in the running. how does that work? team fox coverage continues in seattle. dan? >> reporter: when it comes to washington state, donald trump better have enough delegates to win the nomination, otherwise we'll see a whole lot of defectors. party activists gathered to vote won gets to attend the convention in cleveland and it was a rout. almost a shutout win for ted cruz. 40 of the 41 delegate spots up for grabs were won by cruz supporter, even trump's own state campaign director failed in his bid to become an national delegate. ted cruz dropped out of the race the day before he was scheduled to hold a campaign event in

seattle. he obviously had a tremendous grassroots organization on the ground here. party leaders say the delegate dominance is not about creating chaos in cleveland but having a voice. >> i think the main reason why the cruz folks remained so organized, knowing that we have already got a presumptive nominee, is they really, really want to affect the platform. they're concerned that the platform reflect their conservative values. >> reporter: trump supporters disappointed and say they're stress that the party will come together. >> what are we expecting for the primary? >> reporter: donald trump should win big. three other republicans are on the ballot because they officially withdrew after ballots were mailed out. but this is essentially as open a primary as you can get there is no party registration in washington. anyone can vote in the primary but voters have to pledge loyalty to one of the parties to have their vote count for the party's primary.

republicans allocate all 44 tellings proportionally based on the results tomorrow. the democrats will ignore the results because they picked delegate in a caucus a few months ago with bernie sanders winning big here, getting 73% of the vote. >> thank you very much. here with me now is g.o.p. strategist tony, good to see you. i want to unpack this. we'll start with senator bob corker. you saw he said he met with donald trump today and they talked mainly policy. some interesting talk, chatter, if you will, what is being called -- we know from dr. ben carson that potentially some of the names on the vp list for trump. >> he would be areassuring and rational choice for trump. thrown being foreign policy is the one area where there is significant concern, even those who support him. as hit capacity to happen the job, having never before really dealt with it. when you have the senate chairman of the foreign relations committee -- and joe biden was the senate foreign relations committee chair when barack obama tapped him.

he would be a very rational choice but a wise show that trump is taking very seriously the idea that foreign policy needs to be much better developed and thought out. on economy, immigration, other issues where trump is strong he doesn't indians a vice-presidentat pick. >> they're both businessmen, very successful in that category so they do come together on points. >> reporter: a little bit of a head fake. donald trump said i want someone from inside. i don't need a businessman like myself. to there is potential this is just a legitimate policy meeting, certainly good for donald trump to get briefings from people in the know but i think cork we're be a wise person to keep on the short list. >> i like the way you put it, head fake. let's continue to kind of unpack the news that is being made today. there's a brand new web ad that donald trump has taken -- i should say supporters of donald trump have put together. take a look at it. it really sticks it to bill

clinton, which is the person who his wife is really floating out there to lead her economic policy. let's watch. >> very nervous. no woman should be subjected to it. it was an assault. he starts to bite on my top lip and i try to pull away from him. >> i saw your eyes get wide. what are you thinking? i'm an ad maker when you have the voices of bill clinton's alleged sexual assaults in an ad i think that's powerful and very hard not to feel the impact. so, look, the clinton cam pain and super pacs came out with ad showing donald trump speaking in the derogatory way bat women. these are women, three of which we know made real serious allegations against bill clinton, based on sexual misconduct, and this is their voices reminding people again in a new environment this is what

you get when you get the clintons. a lot of the drama, the salacious scandal, and people make the mistake to think he survived in 1998 so will survive today. there's much less tolerance even among millenals for men behaving badly against women and the more this rises, the more negative it paints a picture of the clintons in the modern environment. >> when you have a feminist movement that is part of, if you will, some of the establishment and one of the political parties, it's also less tolerated that women on women negatively would be the case. women aren't going to put up with that either. this looks bad for both hillary and bill clinton. >> you're absolutely right. looking at the exit polling from the states in the primary ex-bernie sanders in some states is beating human being income certain demographics of women, particularly women under 40. so this is going be a problem hillary carries with her into the election and it's their own doing because they picked this fight with donald trump first, suggesting what he says about

women disqualify identifies him and he says what bill clinton has done to women could disqualify you. >> you saw the real claire average of all the polling and it's putting them neck and neck as presumptive nominees of their parties, donald trump and hillary clinton. how do you explain how much tighter that is now and it's only may? we typically don't even look at that time that until it's closer. >> trajectory is what i'm looking for this direction of the polls. what we're seeing is donald trump gains the more he campaigns and hillary clinton loses the more she is exposed. so, this always very big problem for her going forward. consolidation between trump ice big part. 57% of republicans are now backing trump for the reason that hillary is the democratic nominee, but hillary had bernie sanders in the race when she was beating donald trump. and the 0 reason she is dropping is her up favorability goes up the longer she has obviously this fight to take on. not only with bernie but picking

one with donald trump now and losing. >> and donald trump wins when it comes to men in polling. >> overwhelmingly. >> and starts to lose the women based on the ad we're seeing, like this brutal one today. the language of using the actual women who alleged these things happened from her husband, that starts to tick away at the other category, women. >> also independent voters. donald trump, believe it or not, is absolutely racking up double digit leads -- >> whoa due say believe it or not. >> the wisdom has been he is such an unacceptable candidate he plays to a narrow part of the republican primary base and can he is disproving it. the problem for hillary is donald trump started the race with very high negatives and won the nomination. hillary clinton started the race with high positives among democrats and now injured wasn't even among bernie sanders voters. trajectory going in the wrong direction for her. >> good to see you. hillary clinton says she will be the democratic nominee despite the things that tony just said, but bernie sanders insists he still has a shot, for

all the things continue -- things tony said. now he is pressuring her to show up for a debate raith -- right here on fox news channel, fnc.

venezuela senator bernie sanders is campaigning in california, the largest primary prize of all and he says a big win there will help make his case he is the best candidate to take on donald trump in november. hillary clinton says there's no way sanders can win the nomination but is promising to

keep fighting until the con reigns this summer and also agreed to a debate right here on fox news channel before california. clinton had said she'll consider it. mike emanuel its at a sanders rally in east los angeles. got your e-mail on democratic sources confirming sanders will get five slots on them democrats platform writing committee. what's the news? >> reporter: democratic leaders are trying appease bernie sanders and his supporters by giving them that influence in the critical party platform committee, and they're hoping it's a step towards unity. bernie sanders is competing for every last delegate, expected to spend the entire week in california trying to make a difference on june 7th. sanders is aggressively going after democratic party chair debby wasserman schultz, endorsing her primary opponent and is not stopping there. >> clearly i favor her opponent. his views are much closer to

mine than than wasserman-shut's, and let me say this in all due respect to the current chairperson, if elected president she would not be reaopinioned to be chair of the dnc. >> reporter: in response debbie wasserman schultz said she will remain neutral in the democratic presidential primaries. >> hillary clinton not the only person feeling the bern, apparently. bernie sanders, that is. hillary clinton, i understand, is headed to california shortly, and she is also telling supporters that the contest on then democrat side is over. wife is she going to all these different places? >> she clearly does not want to be embarrassed in california is so going to spend a good amount of time here this week, but she is also taking direct aim at donald trump every chance she gets. >> i do sort of wish that the presumptive republican nominee --

[booing] -- could have been around to hear the stories i heard, maybe then he wouldn't say that wages are too high in this country. maybe he would finally open his ears and listen to what working people everywhere are saying, that america needs a raise. >> reporter: a popular line there before a union group in detroit, before clinton gets on the plan to come out here to california. >> finally the debate over the debate. the next debate. bernie sanders says he'll do it on the fnc. what about hillary clinton? >> reporter: you're absolutely right. bernie sanders says he is in. hillary clinton says she would consider it but the internet reminds us that she was very eager to debate back in the 2008 cycle. >> honestly, i can believe that this is the most important job in the world, it's the toughest job in the world, you should be

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onboard the egyptair jet when it vanished off the radar and hit the mediterranean sea. the french navy is sending a ship to help out in the recovery and the official says that ship can pick up the underwater passengers from the flight recorders. they could provide valuable clues about what happened before the crash. egypt deployed a robotic submarine to look with the search crews in the area nearly 200 miles north of alexandria. over the weekend, french aviation official say the plane radiated messages saying smoke detectors were questioning off before the crash. greg? >> reporter: in the past hour or so we have been hearing baltimore results from the search for clues in the mediterranean about the crash of egyptair flight 804. you mentioned the u.s. naval planes. they're p-3 orion surveillance aircraft, and they have actually come up with two different

debris fields over the weekend, each one containing upwards of 100 different items from the plane. these are major finds. a french surveillance aircraft also came up with that as well. egyptian ships and small boats on the surface of the med are picking these up and bringing them to shower and they found bits of planes, personal items, but as you noticed, no black box recorder for voice or data found yet. the egyptian robotic sub should help in that so will the french naval vessel that entered the scene but the boxes could be as deep as 10,000 feet, and the electronic pings emanating from them, well, the batteries last a month so they've got time, but not a lot of time. it's a race right now, harris. >> well in all the theories that have been determining the cause of the crash, do we know if they're any closer to moves toward one or the other? terrorism was atop the list a week ago.

>> absolutely. they aren't. the short answer to that is they aren't. over the weekem the egyptian president weighed in and he said all scenarios are open. now, remember, we're talking about those data messages, basically once again, they show that certainly smoke and probably fire started in the cockpit, went to the forward bathroom, and then went under the cockpit to the avionics area, the electronics that control the plane, and that all happened at four minutes, knocked out the computers, knocked out the navigation. what experts today are saying is that seems too fast for a fire triggered by technical flaw, but it seems too slow for a big terror bomb. that's why right now they're looking at some kind of extraordinary electrical mechanical failure or a small terror explosive like the one used by the ill-fated shoe bomber in 2001, or something planted onboard, device, including here in paris or other

airports where the plane stopped at. we're take nothing chances here at this airport, though, harris. today, they're started -- instituted much closer security checking of passengers coming in, coming out, something that washington has been asking for a long time, as we always have to remind everybody this, the grieving continues. 66 victims. in cairo and elsewhere. those souls lost. while the officials look for answers. >> loved ones including children on the flight. so glad we got back to the human side. the forensics-under one thing but the hearts go out to the families who are grieving, thank you very much. who police officers have gone to trail over the death of freddie gray, and so far, zero convictions. ahead, reaction to today's latest ruling and what it could mean for the remaining cases. stay with us. thousands of people came out today to run the race for retirement. so we asked them...

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a jump in baltimore cleared a police officer in the death of freddie gray. this is the second trial in the case, and the second to end without a conviction. officer edward nero was facing charges of second degree assault, rackless endanger empty and misconduct. a judge found him not guilty. the attorney for freddie gray's relatives say the family respects today's verdict and said the judge should be commended for, quote, not bending to public opinion and analyzing this case, end quote. last april, freddie gray died from spinal injuries a week after police took him into custody. doctors say he broke his neck in the back of a police van after officers shackle head him and left him without a seat belt. protests were verve lent. prosecutors say over nero ignored police rules but not putting a seatbelt on him. near rove said it was up to the driver to make sure gray was safe in all the state's attorney charged six police officers. now, nero was the second to stand trial.

the first it was william porter, and his trial ended in a hung jury. this time around, there was no jury. peter doocy is live in baltimore now. we heard from the officer's attorney. what did he say? >> reporter: we did, and it's really interesting insight from officer nero's attorney because nero did not testify on his own behalf in his trial. now nero's lawyer tells us that, quote, officer edward nero, he wife and family are elated this night anywhere is over. is that riz attorney for baltimore city rushed to charge him as well as the other five officers, completely disregarding the facts of the case and the law. the decision to acquit officer nero was not that of a jury because this was a bench trial so it was the judge barry williams who weighed thed and testimony presented temperature a six-day bench trial before reaching this conclusion. he said the state did not prove that nero was corrupt and could

not dome mon straight nero was involved in the arrest based on the legal definition of arrest, which the charges hinged on. now, inside the courtroom earlier there were no outbursts as the verdict was delivered, but outside, the monday morning quiet was slept bid chances of "no justice no peace" and a few minutes later the police marched everybody outside who thought was nero. it was his brother. out of the courtroom and toward a parking garage, and the brother was subjected to threats and profanity that cannot be repeated on air. the folks who thought it was officer nero were very hostile. they were very upset at the sight of him. they were aggressive when he was right in front of them, and so now we wait to see if the anger tran lates into the devastating destructive riot wes saw last spring here in baltimore. >> four more cases to come up, and in our reporting we have mentioned that with nero, he chose no jury. it is a choice they can make, i

understand, along the way. we have four more coming up. >> reporter: we have five more of these because they still need to retry officer porter. so, as far as we do not know which of the five, if any, will request a bench trial over a jury trial. but we do know that four will be charged -- tried for the first time. next up is the van driver, officer goodson, the only officer of the six facing murder charges. last year when the state's attorney announces charges against the six baltimore officers there were obvious polite cal themes in their remarks. she admitted her to bring the charges is because she sympathized we if the protest chants no, justice, no peace. she has not spoken out today and that is because there is a gag order that prohibits her from doing so until the conclusion of all trials. >> you mentioned we're monitoring it and i know that there were response teams that were brought in, guess as a

precaution for what could be a reaction. but what are police doing actually to prepare for possible demonstrations? >> reporter: they're calling neighboring jurisdictions already. we know around as many as 65 officers with riot gear and equipment coming from montgomery county, a suburb of washington, dc. we also know that the baltimore police department cancelled all scheduled leave for officers so that they have everybody around and available if things devolve. we haven't seen any signs of violence yet. i know that this is the time of day that authorities were particularly concerned about because school is getting out. and just a big group of teenagers is kind of what started the destructive riots last spring. so they're keeping an eye on it. they do have officers and equipment positioned strategically throughout the city and now just wait for nightfall. >> we don't want to inflame the

situation, we'll report the facts and hope and pray it stays very calm. peter doocy, thank you very much. let's bring in doug burns, former federal prosecutor. want to put a fine point on that. we don't know what is going to happen, doug. it's unfortunate what happened in the past. maybe we can go forward because we have a number of these trials coming up. i want to press you on the decision toy. you sent me a note and i notice in your note you said a key was the defense claimed the officer nero was not responsible for assuring freddie gray was safely buckled in. the witnesses and the experts concur you. said that was a huge nugget in this case. >> that was a big then. one was the validity, the legality of the initial arrest, and unfortunately, of course it's also monday morning quarterbacking but from a straight legal perspective -- and i must say because again all of your discussions, what the lawyer said, very commendable statement, is there's a big distinction between people's

emotions and they're entitle to be emotional about a tragic death of somebody in cuffed. but going to the legal the prosecutors locked in to arguing to the judge that an illegal arrest, without probable cause, can equal a crime, and that was a really, really mistaken theory. many legal experts -- and i i agree -- say that's a strain evidence formulation to say that if a police officer arrests somebody without probable cause, that's a crime. no. they then adjusted it and tweaked it and said but you also have to look at the reasonableness of the conduct. that's more of the standard. so going forward, they would be wise, in my opinion, -- not telling them how to do their job -- to focus on the reasonableness of what everybody did. not the argue. that illegal arrest equals a crime. that's a strange theory. >> that is so basic you. think all of those attorneys and prosecutors could maybe figure that out? >> let me put a finer point on

the pencil. having been in the trenches and arguing with judges as a prosecutor and defendant -- left lawyer. the judge startes peppering you hard as the judge did during closing argue. s and kept pounding them. wait a minute. it your theory that illegal arrest amounts to a crime? and they said, yes. and they kind of got locked into the emotion of the moment. not to be a broken record but they must focus on the reasonableness of the officer's conduct. that's the standard. >> i hear -- we have talk about these cases. >> we have. >> trayvon martin. you have a lot of confidence these case are going forward, they're going to retry the one that was a hung jury, and then they've got four more fresh cases coming. by the way, this felt along the lines of racial in those riots but two or three of the officers were white, two or three were black. >> a great point. we said that right at the

outset. >> if you have confidence going forwards that this sets the tone for them just looking at thed and making the right decision. whatever those decisions turn out. >> again, have to highlight what the lawyer for the gray family said. he broke it down well and said, from a straight legal standpoint, the judge, who was apparently involved in prosecuting police misconduct cases throughout his career -- what the lawyer was saying is something we often saying which is unless you're in the courtroom and see all the evidence and hear all of thed and know the fact let's stay able from emotional reactions with the caveat it's understandable when somebody like this dies in custody. but to answer your question, i have every confidence that each case will bev evaluated on its own facts and the law as applied to the facts, and i think this particular verdict inspires that confidence. >> before we wrap, what do you say to the family of freddie gray who is watching this, about howl the law kind of plays out? >> what i would say to them is first all of our sympathies for what happened. second, what a tragic death.

never some have happened. but whenoff get down to dry legalities, the way we make our living, we do live in an orderly society and a society of laws and we have to respect the system, which is that it will be evaluated case-by-case. >> all right. doug burns, thank you very much. >> my pleasure. >> drew peterson, there's a name we haven't said in a wild. on trail again. opening statements began in what prosecutors are calling a case for murder for hire. they say peterson offered $10,000 to an inmate to kill the state's attorney who put behind behind bars for the murder of his wife. his fourth wife went missing in 2007 and investigators he november found her. prosecutor says another inmate recorded peterson in prison trying to arrange the hit against the state's attorney. if the jury fines him guilty, it could add another 60 years to his sentence. this comes as peterson is asking the illinois supreme court to overturn his murder conviction

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specific imminent threat prompted an air strike that took out of the leader of the taliban according to the pentagon. a u.s. drone fired a missile that killed this man as he traveled by car through southwestern pakistan. the pentagon report his was involving in planning specific actions against americans and allies in afghanistan. president obama describes his death as an important milestone for peace. >> it is my responsibility as commander in chief not to stand

by but to make sure that we send a clear signal to the taliban and others that we're going to protect our people, and that's exactly the message that has been sent. >> the president is insisting that this is not a change in american strategy in afghanistan, which is to train afghan forces to protect themselves, and speaking of missions the u.s. military is helping iraqi forces as they work to drive the islamic state terror army from the city of fallujah. >> gunfire is once again echoing across the desert landscape west of baghdad. a particularly dangerous area for our troops during the iraq war. more than 200 americans died fighting in fallujah. isis has controlled the city since january 2014. iraq is trying to take it back now with the help of u.s. airstrikes. dog mckelway is following this, history taught it thus is not

going to be easy. >> reporter: that's right this. reflects how absolutely vital the u.s. and its air power is to this operation to retake fallujah. u.s. jets and aircraft destroyed 21 isis targets in fallujah just since may 17th so over the last week. isis has basically had two years to become entrenched, dug in, and to build up its defenses in fallujah, whether the iraqi security force is up to the task to retake the city, we'll fine out just as we'll fine out whether isis forces will stay to fight there. but there's a broader aim in this ground assault. fallujah, as you said, is only 40 miles west of baghdad. baghdad and its surrounding areas have been hard hit by an array of suicide bombings in recent weeks and followers of the fire brand shiite cleric al -- al-sadr. >> what is really happening is prime minister abadi has been in

a severe crisis for month. lack of support in the council representatives, aisle eparliament, and others breaking away from him, and he has been certainly isis is trying to take advantage of that. >> reporter: keene says that many of the bombs used in the recent array of suicide attacks outside of baghdad were built by isis bombmakers working out of the city of flew -- fallujah. >> i mentioned the loss for us when we were taking the city. u.s. troops won't be involved in the ground operations there, right? >> they are not. we are told they are not going to be involved in this ground operation. they're very specific about that and say that u.s. advisers are involved in two separate joint operation centers, one in baghdad, another one at an air base 20 miles west of fallujah, but that's the level of their involvement. there are no u.s. operators on the ground, at least in the frontlines here. and one other thing. we're told that the u.s.

military will not be supporting shiite-let attack from the north of fallujah to fallujah. this is an iranian-backed militia that the united states wants to steer very clear of. >> that's an interesting development. we'll watch that, too. thank you very much. one police officer dead, and a state trooper wounded, after a showdown with a suspect. well take you live to massachusetts for the latest on that. the restaurant owner tossed into prison after changing the ingredients in a dish. here's what we were thinking. what if you get a mortgage on your phone? wouldn't more people buy homes? and wouldn't those people need to fill their homes with household goods? and wouldn't the makers of those goods have phones from which they could easily secure mortgages of their own? further stoking demand as our tidal wave of ownership floods the country with new homeowners, who now must own other things. anyway. that's what we were thinking.

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powder in his food with a cheaper mix that included peanuts instead of what was supposed to be used. they say he was in debt and put profits ahead of safety because the other stuff was cheaper. investigators say the customer had told the restaurant staff about his peanut allergy. the owner says he is innocent because he left the managers in charge and was not at the restaurant at the time. a killer is dead after a four-hour standoff with police. in auburn, massachusetts, about 50 miles west of boston, yesterday, police say somebody shot and killed officer ronald tarentino during a traffic stop. hours later police killed the suspect. jorge zambrano during the chuteout. the gunfire injured a state trooper, former navy seal. according to a web site which tracks law enforcement data, 19 officers have died in the line of duty this year. that's nearly double the number from this time last year. molly line is on the story live in boston. it didn't take long for investigators to corner the

suspect. >> reporter: not at all. the auburn, massachusetts, police officer, ronald tarentino had been conducting the traffic stop after midnight when he was shot, and by early afternoon, the manhunt centered in on this duplex in a nearby community of oxford, massachusettss it was determined the suspect's vehicle was parked behind the duplex. the tactical team moved in using tear gas and k-9s, clearing one side of the duplex and didn't find the suspect but they found a small passageway that could allow someone to get to the other half of that duplex. the team went to check out the other side, and they were ambushed on the second floor inside a bedroom. investigators say a closet door burst open and the suspect opened fire, striking that other trooper. the tactical team shot back and that suspect, 35-year-old jorge zambrano, died. investigators reveal he had hand extensive criminal history, arrests included previous assaults of police and a cocaine

trafficking charge. this trooper is expected to be okay but the officer was not so fortunate. the auburn police chief described taken teen as -- described tarentino as brave. a family man. he leaves behind a wife and three children. >> we saw a sea of blue this weekend as they escorted his body to the coroner's office. we'll be right pack. think fixing your windshield is a big hassle?

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just when america thought it was safe to stop talking about tom brady and the deflated footballs, it sounds like he is going back to court over his four-game suspension. a federal appeals panel of judges upheld brady's punishment. the nfl found he was at least generally aware of a plan to tamper with equipment during a 2015 playoff game but now his attorney says he plans to ask all 13 judges on the circuit court to reconsider. that would be the final step before a possible appeal to the

supreme court. tom brady and the u.s. supreme court. the supreme court has a few things on its docket, right? time for "deflategate"? hmm. here's neil. >> i agree with harris. that's nuts. here's your monday, "your world" quick quiz. what is the difference between a disney park visitor and a u.s. veteran? time is up. nothing at all. at least according to secretary robert mcdonald. listen. >> what really counts is how does the veteran feel about their encounter with the va? when you go to disney, do they measure the number of hours you wait in line or the number -- what is important? what is important is what your satisfaction with the experience. >> can you believe that? that there is no difference between waiting on a line at