caitlin also here.ng.>> and it's chilly and rainy and windy. >> i know. really sounds like a greate gre forecast, doesn't it? but, ut no, it is going to be veryo be wintry over the next 24 hours.ou some wind and some cold.eol it's unbelievable.bl >> it really is.>> >> we're talkingd record lowecow temperatures. it's been such a chilly start a to the month. ctohe m >> yeah. y and i think everyone wondering i when are we really goi in the thick of the summerhe s months, like, you know, summer-like temperatures youike know what i mean. >> when is it finally going tot warm up.fi >> i think by monday we get better. be a lot of headlines thisin this afternoon.te wind advisory takes effect atrnt 3 o'clock.3 that last until 10:00 p.m.l 10:. saturday. the whole metro area back upackp through northern and westernte sections of maryland and downann along the mountains as we can wc have some gusts over 40 milesr l an hour at times. t that is behind a very strong s cold front that will be movingen through later this

don't they, caitlin. >> right. i wonder, too.e going -- reis seen reince priebus start to weigh in a little bit more. i wonder if is he going to start to talk about this kind of thing. this has to be a concern for them heading into a convention. even if trump's not the nominee, there will be something like this, i'm sure. >> panel, thank you very much. and coming up, someone died today. someone you wish you knew. i will tell you off the record next. (gasp) shark diving! xerox personalized employee portals help companies make benefits simple and accessible... from anywhere. hula dancing? cliff jumping! human resources can work better. with xerox. which allergy? eees. bees? eese. trees? eese. xerox helps hospitals use electronic health records so doctors provide more personalized care. cheese? cheese! patient care can work better. with xerox. that's it. you won't see these folks they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the serv

. >> and i'm caitlin roth.'m car good morning, annie. >> hi. >> good morning to everyonetory else on this unfortunatelyorna very dreary weekend. weeke let's take a live look outside. we've been stuck under theen stu clouds for days and nothing notg has changed not yet on this ts last weekend in april.n ail may begins tomorrow.giw. today is the last day of theast april.apri april 30th and feels more like a crisp fall day. d this weather is down right chilly and you needed a jacket c the past couple days to be outdoors because temperatures have been stuck in the 50'sst anduc 60's. storm track radar not slowinglo any rain just low clouds andudsa fog.g. with that you'll see someeeom drizzle. iz but the steady rain is stills sl far off towards our west sot so don't count on any sunshine ssh today or this weekend for thatt matter. temperatures outside right out now, it's a cool 51 inl 51 i washington, 52 manassas, 48sas, gaithersburg and 49 in and 4 baltimore. hey, if you're a fan of this cooler weather then you'rehe

don't they, caitlin. >> right. i wonder, too.ng -- reis seen reince priebus start to weigh in a little bit more. i wonder if is he going to start to talk about this kind of thing. this has to be a concern for them heading into a convention. even if trump's not the nominee, there will be something like this, i'm sure. >> panel, thank you very much. and coming up, someone died today. someone you wish you knew. i will tell you off the record next. you are going to be. and on that day you will walk into a room where 15 people will be waiting... 12 behind the sofa, 2 behind the table and 1 and a half behind a curtain. family: surprise! but only one of them will make a life long dream come true. great things are ahead of you when your health is ready for them. at humana, we can help you with a personalized plan for your health for years to come. and you're talking to yourevere rheumatorheumatologistike me, about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is hu

so to honor him, george and teammate caitlin miller traveled 3,000 miles across the sea.are the youngest americans ever to make the journey across the atlantic ocean, to do it, they needed a sturdy vessel. >> 21 feet long, 6 feet wide at the widest point. self-sufficient boat meaning we have our water maker on board, we have our food on board. all of our electronics, as far as gps. >> what was the toughest part of the two month trek? >> i went in this cabin and my partner caitlin went into that cabin at that time a tropical storm then turned into hurricane alex. then in there for three days straight. >> including a hurricane, he completed his goal all for great cause. he can't wait for round two,. >> definitely doing it again. i promised my parent i would maybe five years or so. >> pretty impressive stuff. he went to the haverford school, then road at the university of nebraska, consider he met his rowing partner, caitlin. while on the trip george said the best part besides of course the euphoria finishing were the smacks they had from time to time. that included grab old

to caitlin roth for that.no, we had borderlineo, w severe storms including in potomac maryland but theyrylandt never made it to d.c. or d. virginia. some of you though saw those sao rolling storms that cametorm t through with 80 degrees yesterday. we had a strong thunderstorms.ht this morning we have rain.inwe h we've got winds. winds even cold and freezing freez temperatures this weekend. >> it's such a dramatic turn t for us. >> it's crazy.>> it' we have everything including ilu the possibility in thebilityn mountains of seeing snowflakeso tomorrow morning. morni strong weekend winds, that's, t' our main weather headline hdl because that's what will be'st i impacting everyone.ve right now as we take a look atoa storm tracker radar it's thehe rain, the second round of it.oui we saw some yesterdayes including those storms up inossr northern sections ofections montgomery county and right now showers encompassing thess whole dmv.e d this is mainly light rain.ght zooming in on washingtonin o inside the beltway yo

annie. >> thanks, caitlin.aul ryan meets with fellow republicans trying to findican support for a bill that would help puerto rico deal with its debt crisis there. fox's news correspondent doug mcelwayt doum has more from capitol hill.capih >> reporter: houser: republicans meet to help to puerto rico meet with its debt.bt house speaker paul ryan and fellow republicans convenedns ce behind closed doors trying tod t reach a compromise after aeft vote on the issue was canceledea on thursday. on thursday. members of a house committeeee debating whether this wills help get the island back ond bk its feet.feet >> it's going to be a>> i challenge. there's clearly fiscalisca problems down in puerto rico.pu. the key is we got to convinceon everybody this isn't ais isn't bailout.il that was the work being donehe e in conference.onfere >> i don't tnk time to be trying to makee ideological points with this wit economic relief. >> reporter: puerto rico's governor has warned a debtas wat restructuring measure needs toi be ap

caitlin, always good to see you. as you know donald trump is still accused of having a loyalty problem with republicans. who do you think he's trying to appeal to with that that comment? >> right now donald trump is waging a two-pronged campaign, one to his supporters keeping with his public persona. behind the scenes he has his campaign working the rnc, trying to pitch this candidate to republican establishment types that he's going to be more presidential, he's going to participate more, try to unify the party. the reason why lots of republicans are still reluctant to support trump or are kind of saying let's wait and see what he does is because of this comment that you just played at the top. they're still concerned about his party loyalty. he hasn't made any public real gestures towards uniting the par party or signaling he'll work with rnc members. he's sending mixed messages. >> we were just putting up the headline that the gop isn't quite convinced by the trump charm offensive. trump is fighting for the fight

they shouldn't have to take it. >> and like caitlin jenner.ant to be that shield, take that bullet for the rest of the kids who are, gender fluid, gender queer, role-hate me, i don't care who you are, those kids who are so depressed so saddled for the rest of the people who say you can't do this, it is wrong, you're going to go to hell for whatever reason, i want to be that person who helps them get through it. >> you're 12 years old. that's a lot to take on. >> yeah but if it means saving 100 kids' lives from suicide, go ahead. i'm going to be that person to help them get through it. >> people out here are struggling and just trying to get by with whatever they can. >> al jazeera america - proud of telling your stories. >> somebody to care about us man... >> we're live in ferguson, missouri. >> brick by brick, i will open it. it will take more than a few rocks to stop me from doin' what i have to do. >> suddenly heroin seems to be everywhere. >> there's no way i am willing to give up my family for a drug ever again. >> i know you all have str

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. >> still ahead tonight at eight, why caitlin jenner is saying thank you to donald trump. >>> wonder what noah's ark look like, you could soon get a chance to see it right here in the bay area. >>> dressed as a panda, a man makes a bizarre threats and is confronted by the swat team. >>> b? ...why settle for this? enter the sleep number bed, designed to let couples sleep together in individualized comfort. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. save $1200 on the i10 mattress with purchase of sleepiq technology and flexfit3 adjustable base. hurry! ends saturday. know better sleep, with sleep number. police shot a man dressed as a panda threatened to blow up a television station in baltimore . it turns out the bomb he had was really a replication device stuffed with chocolate bars. another man is recovering in hospital in serious but stable condition, police say he walked into the lobby of a new station and handed the security

e caitlin. >> rocking the red.>> r we all are tony and shawn. great game hopefully tonightly to go along with this greathis r weather we've been having. h high temperatures back into the low 60's today.the we'll keep warming things up thg day by day but first a chillysti night ahead with a frostit fro advisory. we'll have that all ahead inahe your full fox5 forecast. shawn. >> if you have a tip idea weip want to hear from you.r fr if you got a story idea we idea want to hear from you. give us a call. you can also e-mail your tipsr to fox5 tips at wttg.com.ttg. we'll be right back. back. >> ♪ >> this is fox5 local news at 6:00 >> a college fraternity causesle an uproar on campus after erecting what some are callingha a trump wall.t take a look at these photos. p it shows a wall around a kappa p alpha order fraternity houseatnt at tulane university.ni the wall is actually an annual tradition but this year inear bold black writing are the a words make america great again and in red trump. obviously this year's versionr' of the wall was a play on re

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joining me now, caitlin huey burns and mercedes schlapp., you wrote an article on this detailing how unorganized, if you will, the hash never trump movement is. >> right. and they expected trump to win, obviously, his home state of new york, but he came away with 90 delegates, which have a lot. and -- which was a lot. the never trump movement has to pick off congressional districts really where they can try to pick up delegates, and the problem they've encountered is they don't have a real excitement about an alternative to donald trump. cruz has emerged as kind of the vessel of the anti-trump efforts, but he -- charles: but by default more than anything else. >> exactly. he doesn't have that enthusiasm around his campaign. republicans have been reluctant to support him. when you're running against something more than you're presenting something for your campaign, that's where the problem comes from. charles: mercedes, i think we saw this from the very beginning, and i think a lot of it is elitist gop, if you will, ego. if rubio would have

kasich johnson, caitlin burns, real clear politics, thank you both. be sure to tune in this sunday for america's town hall hosted by bill hammer and martha maccallum at eight eastern time on the fox news channel.and from three until five p.m. eastern, heather and i will be here keeping you apprised of all the latest in this fascinating race for the white house. heather: cindy spend your sunday with us. we will be here. a lot more politics as we go as the battle for delegates heats up. 31 republican governors across the country have influence over a total of 1570 delegates. some officials even saying that delegates are more loyal to the governors and they are to any candidate. interesting new angle. our political correspondent mike emmanuelle is in washington. explain how this works out. reporter: in this most unusual political campaign cycle could be more drama ahead if republicans don't select a nominee on the first ballot. while republicans don't hold the white house, they are ahead in the number of executives leading states. here's a map of the 31

here to break it done from real clear politics, caitlin huey burns. so let's start with the delegate count because it's all about the math. we can pull this up at the screen. trump 846, cruz 559, kasich 147. >> obviously donald trump gained a significant amount of te delegates that makes the path more difficult for tg and of course john kasich. there are several upcoming contests next week that trump figures to sweep and if he does, that also propels him. pennsylvania, maryland, connecticut, rhode island. those are places that award most delegates proportionally with the exception of delaware. and trump can really pick up steam there. however, the contest becomes a little bit more difficult for him in may. states like nebraska and indiana, states where ted cruz hopes to again shift the trajectory of the race. but i do think this will all come down to california. it's obviously a big delegate haul there. >> how many delegates at stake will in california? >> over 160, i believe. those are also awarded by congressional districts, so you'll have all three

to honor him george and teammate caitlin miller traveled 3,000 miles across the sea. george and caitlin are youngest americans ever to make the journal a cross the atlantic ocean to do that he they needed a sturdy vessel. >> 21 feet long, 6 feet wide at the wyees point. self-sufficient boat which means we have our food, on board, all of our electronics as far as gps. >> reporter: what was the tough peace are the 2069 month trek. >> i went in here and my partner went into that cabin during, at that time it was a tropical storm and when i came out and so we were in the cabin for three days straight. >> reporter: even after taking on high seas which included a hurricane george beat his 60 day goal, all for a great cause. he cannot wait for round two. >> definitely doing it again. i promised my parents i would wait five years or so. >> that is amazing. >> fantastic. >> quite a journey. >> would ever person that is making a journey. quickly we want to say best wishes to our producer cristina who is leaving us after over a decade. >> thirteen years. >> so christine, tip of

close-toed shoes as caitlin was saying earlier and the showers are going to continue.o maybe some rain boots, although the rain that we do have in our praust looks like it will be on the light side. bit of mist. how about these temperatures? what a depar tour from yesterday. with temperatures in the mid 80s, we're now at 56 degrees. culpeper one of the warm spots at 60. i kind of like this little bit of a setback. this feels kind of nice and it's not that unusual to see a big swing like this. same for fredricksburg about 21 degrees colder in culpeper and as we look at our radar tonight, not a lot showing up. a little bit of mist drizzle. nats game i think will be fine. a little bit of mist. that will be it. we have a bit more measurable rain down to our south. it's a lot of clouds and just this little patch. maybe we pick up a little more sprinkles out here along i-81 but anything we get tonight is going to be mightily light. so what cool all of a sudden? the cold front came through and it is passed down to or south now where it is dpog to stall for the next several da

yea laura evans just came backack and beautiful, caitlin.> it was.>> >> i think we're a little lit jealous. jeal >> i brought some warm weatherew back with me.. >> you d thanks for that, tha laura. yeah, we are warming up day byy day here. wait until you see the seven-day forecast in a bit. tonight great weather and also all about racking that red. r caps game in less than twoha hours now.ho. it guns down at the verizonon center and like i said earlierar all you need is a nice jerseye r as you head out tonighton because it will be a little chilly. still not t-shirt weather allear night long and that kind ofhat f defines the forecast as we go ao forward day by day.y d really chilly nights and mornings. we have frost advisory infr effect for tonight but we alsoot get some really mildeally mild afternoons once that sun comes c out during the day. d let's check temperatures.empe very pleasant.veryas we all made it into the low 60's with the exception of right along the chesapeake.hesa. 63 in washington as well as well gaithersburg and frederick.

we've got caitlin. >> that sounds like a nightmare, you know where you wake up without any teeth or your teeth are falling out. i do have that one by the way. that poor man. that yes. back to the weather, beautiful weather very warm with temperatures in the 80s, we're going to do it again tomorrow. it will be breezy as the front makes its way through. count on the sunshine the early summer-like feel. 83 at dulles and 83 at bwi. clear skies and nothing but sunshine all across the dmv. you see some clouds increasing as you head up to northern pennsylvania, upstate new york, that's the front which will slip through our area tomorrow. it will get breezy. all the stormy weather has been combined to the central part of the country, showers, thunderstorms and snow still ongoing across the rockys where the denver area has seen several feet of snow. many high water rescues and a hashal flooding situation right there. you can see one line of showers and thunderstorms moving east of but there's more down south as long as this storm system is stick here, which is probably another 36 to 48 hours, the

but the judge read out a number of things about kevin zerkani, his links to the islamic state -- caitlinzerkani -- khalid zerkani, and his links to the islamic state. he helped recruit people to fight with the islamic state. he was sentenced up to 15 years in prison. he is the man who is linked to a number of those suspects and perpetrators of both the brussels and paris attacks. -- najim nazareth laachraoui and reda kriket. catherine n.: judges have resentenced a moroccan woman. what can you tell us about her? reporter: she is a middle-aged woman of moroccan descent. she was also charged and arrested two years ago. during that same trial when khalid zerkani was given his 12-year sentence, she was given but aence of eight years, belgian judge said today that sentence was not severe enough and has given her 15 years. when not announcement was made, a number of her children who were in the room burst -- when that announcement was made, a number of her children who were in the room burst into tears. she has been charged with links to a terrorist organization. she is known to have gone to sy

correct after trump said the law is bad for business and that he would allow a transgender person like caitlinm she wants in trump tower. >> leave the way it is, north carolina what they're going through with all of the business that's leaving and all of the strife. >> reporter: and after hiring some new taff to help professionalize his campaign, trump says he will soon deliver a series of policy speeches and may even use a teleprompter. ryan, diane. >> well, that would be interesting. bazi kanani live in washington, bazi, thank you. >>> when we come back, the passing of a legend, the world is remembering prince. see the landmarks in purple and broadway tributes. >> falling fast a humvee plummeting from the sky and the army is now investigating. friends coming over? yeah, so? it stinks in here. you've got to wash this whole room are you kidding? wash it? let's wash it with febreze. for all the things you can't wash, use... ...febreze fabric refresher whoa hey mrs. webber inhales hey, it smells nice in here and try pluggable febreze, with up to 4 times the freshness in one refill. pluggable feb

remember caitlin roth? she better not be a capitols fan.y. >> oh,. >> better not and trader. >> we'll finds out at 8:30. >> oh, there she is. >> oh, caitlin! she is so sweet. miss her too. >> eight out of ten today, looking good weather wise anyway, cool though. in fact, cold this morning. with temperatures in the three's, zero's, buddy all flyered up, as well. we have 46 degrees right now in philadelphia. and 30's are temperatures just about everywhere else. it is going to be a high temperature of 60 degrees today. plenty of sunshine. play ball, bob kelly it, cents a day game today. >> yes, definitely 1:05 game. going to be good weather, outside for baseball. but not a good morning to be trying to make your way through old city, covering this protest that started about an hour, 45 minute or so ago, right at the intersection of fourth and market street here. and right now, market remains blocked. luckily, the school bell running for master school. so the big crowd that we saw around this vehicle, and the protesters, went to class and what's

trinity church, she actually contacted me and asked me if i'd be willing to do a story, and then caitlin kerk actually contacted me, and that's how i ended up here today. >> and you got a ride here. >> yes, exactly. >> otherwise you would've had to take the bus. >> [ laughing ] exactly. >> so i'm really grateful that you're here. so, now, fresh fruits are so important, especially with young kids. >> yes. >> and how frustrating for you -- you work at a grocery store and can't really afford to buy the food that you sell to other people. >> yes, exactly. >> so, that's another issue, but the fact that you have the food bank available to you, what does that do for your family? how do you see it changing your family? >> it's exciting for my kids. they get to pick out what they want to eat, and then also i make smoothies for them every day, especially my youngest, my 2 1/2-year-old son. he won't eat vegetables, so i make it as a smoothie, throw some flaxseed in, it helps out tremendously, and we get to eat salads a few times a week, because it's very expensive to do that, too. and then my oldes

i want to welcome over here caitlin stuart.he's part of the student activity organization that puts on events like this. you've will to take on a lot in the past couple weeks. you can't always plan for wins and stuff like this, so what has it all taken to make this happen and make it so exciting for students? >> well, as soon as we won we started planning immediately. we textd each other, my advisor, co-director we've been planning ever sincely definitely a lot of hard work. i was here last night this morning and this afternoon and seeing the turnout for this has been so worthwhile. >> reporter: yeah and you have not only what's going on in the couldn't leap center over there i guess this is all the conley center but we have a couple different watch zones. one is movie theater style which is going to be awesome. tell me about the vibe on the campus. i'm sure it's been electric. >> it's been the best experience ever. i'm only a sophomore but nothing has happened like this since 2009 so no one has ever experienced this. it's the

caitlin, when will this rain stop?> unfortunately, southeast texas as a couple more days of rain chances. the storm system is just stuck over the southern plains and these are dramatic pieces of video indicating those high-water rescues that were happening earlier this morning. most of the flooding occurred late last night and through this early morning where they were talking about rain accumulating over 10 to 15 inches in some spots. so very sadly this storm system and the flooding has left five people dead in the houston area. the hardest hit county is harris county where hundreds were evacuated. close to hundreds of those of people without power at this point. the city of houston shut down today for schools closed, roads closed, hard for anyone to get anywhere because of the hint rain. the governor of texas has declared as state of emergency as long as these flood waters continue to rise and we've been seeing it not just in this area west of houston texas, but across a good part of southern and southeast texas as w

caitlin is standing by to show us some of the great pictures as well as some of the snow totals. i can't believe we're talking snow april 4th. >> i know it's unbelievable. we've had some cold weather ours but nothing compared to our neighbors to our north. video behind me out of buffalo, they are no strangers to april snow, but even they got several inches that piled up through monday morning. there were some pile-ups, up in new york state. more video, this is of massachusetts, which i believe is just west of the boston area. kept seeing so many photos out of boston. it was a winter wonder land there. and even though they saw several rounds of snow that began yesterday and lasted through today, it was still tough to get everything to stick. they did manage to get just over 3 inches at logan international, that's their major reporting site for weather there and even some of the suburban spots, maybe where this video is shot, got up to 9 inches of snow. as we go to our graphics, we'll show you what they are experiencing right now. most of the storm has winded down for new england.

. >> caitlin roth joins us with details. >> reporter: that's right, thank you.pecial night for 25 dc area kids who are also cancer patients. and they got treated to a night at nats park. where the nationals took on the atlanta braves earlier this evening. their main concerns tonight were weather the nats would win or if they had a shot at catching a foul ball. tonight was made possible by the youth cancer basketball tour. the tour takes cancer and families out to their ball parks for some quality time many has nothing to do with hospitals, treatment or feeling sick. the national organization paired with the hope for henry foundation here in washington, d.c. the hope for henry foundation began in the dc area in 2003 and live well and laugh hard. their paper with the youth baseball tour a perfect example of that. we spoke with the founder and the program director of hope for henry as well as some of the families at the ballpark earlier today. >> as a baseball game you get to smell the popcorn and watch their heros. you can tell they're not even worried about what

caitlin? >> hey there, laura and sarah, a beautiful weather day. temperatures outside in the 80s right now. should be a very nice evening and it looks like those 80s will stick around for one more day before we have temperatures. i'll have the first look at forecast when fox 5 news returns. returns. the nra and its campaign cash are what stands between us and gun reform. "searing tragedy struck in a place parents felt their children were safe" chris van hollen met with nra lobbyists to craft a loophole that would let the nra skirt a new campaign finance law and block gun control. but democrat donna edwards said "no" to the nra loophole and stood up to the gun lobby. and she would ban assault weapons. democrat donna edwards, maryland's next senator. working for us pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> new tonight the supreme court is hearing arguments in the challenge to president obama's executive actions on immigration reform. >> the programs could affect 4 million immigrants living in the u.s. illegally. >> 26 states led by

. >> aim caitlin roth, welcome to "fox news" on this sunday morning and what a beautiful day it we love you so much. >> oh, my gosh finally this night waerps is here and yesterday was gorgeous as we take a live view outside this is -- you know this area annie. >> yes. >> this is a gorgeous shot makes me want to be on a boat this weekend. anyone boating on the chesapeake and local rivers it will be nice and warm enough to get out there today and that's pretty inspiring looking at all that beautiful water and blue sky behind. it let's look at temperatures first. like the past couple mornings it is cool off towards the west 39 dulles and 39 bwi marshall and that crisp feeling in the air will be short lived as we move fast sunrise. 48 at reagan national we still see pockets of 30s, 34 culpeper and 39 mannasas and 39 gaithersburg and 39 annapolis and 36 leonardtown and beautiful spring afternoon in store for us like today. high pressure er have clear skies and wall to wall sunshine expected across the east coast and midwest. that stormy weather remains across the central plains. we'll show y

if caitlin jenner were to walk in trump's tower and want to use the bathroom, you would be fine withng any bathroom she chooses. >> that's correct. >> joining me now is our msnbc's contributor and msnbc hally jackson. ted cruz just wrapped up a rally as well. hally cruz wasted no time on this morning going after trump. i want to hear your thoughts here with ted cruz a short time ago. >> donald on television this morning saying gosh, he thought that men should be able to go in the girl's bathroom if they wanted to. now, let me ask you, have we gone nuts? this is the political correctness. this is basic common sense. let me ask you, are there any parents or daughters here? i am the father of two little girls. here is basic common sense, grown adult men -- strangers should not be alone in a bathroom with little girls. and that's not conservative or liber liberal. that's not republican or democrat, that's basic common sense. >> ted cruz is tweeting about this topic a short time ago. this is something that'll resonate the core conservative voters who backed his campaign. >> reporter: as y

caitlin hits a lot of targets.she is a blogger with a small social media following, she is writing about dance and what happens to the body and people are curious about that. and she is creating fans, wouldn't go to play a show in seattle. and and here is the person to talk to. and >> if your work as promise, we will nudge you to improve your platform and suggest different ways and different consultants you could talk with. it can be difficult to sell your work if you are invisible. i like the band analogy a lot. you wouldn't go somewhere -- >> bands fail. >> i know. to go where their audience is or develop their audience. statistics on who makes a living as a writer kind of sad. the question of discoverability, where our industry is now is there is a resurgence among independent bookstores, who have been prized traditionally for their ability to encourage discoverability, consumer discovering a book. are there new ways of discoverability? the retail landscape the bill is challenged even though there is a resurgenc

he has the money, as caitlin just mentioned.etting, winning new york. >> we'll see if that happens. >> she is a mosquito, he's got left wing populism that's affecting your party. good luck with that. i wish we had more time. tomorrow night, greta hosts with donald trump. and monday, john kasich on greta, ted cruz with kelly and donald trump with hannity. all that leads to the battle with wisconsin, and tuesday there is a full day of coverage of that here on the fox news channel. don't miss it. >>> coming up, treadmills and tailor swift apparently don't go well together. ♪ we'll talk to the stunt double who was injured. just can id pg. the story behind that add, next. >>> but first what's coming up on the cost of the freedom business block. >> hey guys, good morning, wage vaj back. workers striking all over the country. will job creators finally creating jobs again, is this what we need? >>> and donald trump isn't just taking on his gop rivals in wisconsin, he's also going after the states conservative governor, over the economy.

. >> caitlin jenner were to walk into trump tower and want to use the bathroom, you would be fine withng any bathroom she chooses? >> that is correct. >> donald, on television this morning, said, gosh, he thought that men should be able to go into the girl's bathroom if they want to. now, let me ask you. have we gone stark raving nuts? >> joining us now from austin, texas, karl rove. so, let's get the gender and yod lose a lot by going overboard. >> all right. to me, >> a lot going over board to me, it's not a major issue. there is a solution in the public arena they should have a third bathroom. and private sector, whatever bathrooms they have. and i was surprised by the california member because a field poll had it closer. i don't see anyway donald trump can be stopped for the nomination. am i wrong? >> in order to get to 1237 he has to take 58% of the delegates from here on out and he's been taking 47% on the campaign. now, it's possible. if you take a look at nate silver, next week there will be 118 delegates. in order to get to 1237, silver protection would need to take 103 of the

fox5's caitlin roth joins us nos with more on this incredible story. >> credit is quite incredible.vid thompson is a 68 year old retiree from michigan whosç waç sailing his boat solo from saint martin to south florida in the e carribean last week. he says he got knocked off his 60-foot boat by a massive waive during a period of very rough weather. he had his life jacket on and he was tethered to the boat, but bu the combination of high within and 0-foot swells were too strong. so he tried to hoist himselfto back on the boat but the rough e waters ripped off his life boata and he quickly floated away abandoning thompson to he spent the next seven hours alternating between swimming and floating.ti eventually he drifted onto the n north coast of puerto rico after naked and exhausted. as thompson scram bled to shorem he cut b his leg on the reef. his arms and legs were so weak from swimming that he could barely stand. i was tucking the sale in and i didn't notice this wave hit thei back of the boat and pushed me s right off. looking at my boat sailing off on autopilot. au i could see m

fox5's caitlin roth here with some on line shopping horror stories. >> horror stories. >> i know, i've never experienced that, just so pleasureable, on line shopping. >> but some, yes, you have, but some of the ads i'll see like $20 for this dress, and you're like come, on, really? >> like everything else in life, sometimes too good to be true, sounds too good to be true, usually; specially site ultra discounted clothes that now we are hearing have been using stolen images from across the web. let's take a look sat some of these example. posted to the facebook group knock off nightmare, rose gal, i believe that would be the one on the right, and the wrinkle dress that showed up, just on the left, now, not only is it wrinkled it, looks muc that was detect dollars on the website. and the colors also are not the same. i would said one on the right sort of like a sky blue color background, then it is like an off white, yes, very different. so, not nearly the same dress. >> no. >> here is another one. >> that looks hideous. >> both actually. but you can see, the one on the website photo on

. >> yes, good morning, annie.nnie >> caitlin taking a vacation day. >> well deserved.dese >> we missou caitlin.aitl yes, she works so hard. i hope she's somewhere sunny because it's not nice here. h >> she's in california you're right, we have clouds, cd there's a live look outside atsa the wheel down nationall harbor. >> beautiful shot.utif s >> it's -- you can see the sunrise there behind the behind clouds and they're dry downry dw there at national harbor rightbr now but it's not dry everywhere.everywhere. we do showers especially ifecial you're watching north and west w this morning and we're goingnin' to get you straight to thetraito forecast. your headline for the day today is showers especiallyspeca during the morning hours but eventually beale get back toeale the sunshine. if you take a look out your window, it's rather gray and gy gloomy. by the time we get to the afternoon we'll have lots of glorious sunshine left. let's fly around on storm tracker radar. radar this is a close-in view of of washington.wash couple showers across anne arrundel county. cou one was over annapol

this is caitlin grainer, a student at manhattan college and says she's still undecided and has a question for mrs. cruz. >> thank you, senator cruz and mrs. cruz for being here tonight. i was wondering if there are any obstacles you have had to overcome that may have seemed like a downfall but ultimately contributed to your success? >> i'll go ahead and start. thank you so much for coming tonight. and one thing i think is true of all of us is we're all human and all people in this world who came into the world in a certain circumstance and had dreams and hopes and aspirations and for me, certainly, and maybe for many of us, our path to getting there has been a little bit different than when he expected and maybe where we've ended up is a little different than we expected. i certainly dids not expect to be married to somebody who was running for president. i dreamed of being in the business world, which i was and have been. and there have been transition points in my life. and the thing that has helped me grow the most are those transition points. and with the base of your good question, i

caitlin, thank you very much.ust a reminder on the media back and forth issue i want you to recall if you can remember any democrat portrayed the same way. if that's the cover is telling you something, i want you to put that in conjunction with this week at a white house event, the president dismissing and laughing off donald trump, which is his right, but as soon as the name came up, not only did he snicker but everybody in the road, every journalist snickered as well. is that fair? balanced? right? or does that show a bias that gets in the way of good reporting? last time i checked hillary clinton's negatives are higher than ted cruz's. what is she not doing on t cover of "time"? that's right. she's on the cover of sometime time but not for the -- the cover of "time" but not for the negative stuff. i don't know. have you seen this? new surveillance video from brussels of the guy getting away. still can't find him. the citi double cash® card. it's a cash back win-win. with 1% when you buy and 1% as you pay. with

. >> caitlin jenner were to walk into trump tower and want to use the bathroom, you would be fine withsing any bathroom she chooses? >> that is correct. >> donald, on television this morning, said, gosh, he thought that men should be able to go into the girl's bathroom if they want to. now, let me ask you. have we gone stark raving nuts? >> joining us now from austin, texas, karl rove. so, let's get the gender and bathroom thing done. you heard both points of view. what do you think? >> well, trump's position will be better in a general election. he and john kasich are essentially in the same place. and it will probably help him in most of the states that are up next week, connecticut, rhode island, delaware. but it will hurt him in socially conservative areas and cruz will seize upon this. we will see a little bit of this next week in pennsylvania which was famously described by james carville as philadelphia on the east, pittsburgh on the west, and alabama in between. the center part of the state and the northern tier called the. >> it is a very socially conservative area. and we may

. >> that's true caitlin jenner. >> is that who it is? and then they have the mission.s a goat, miller. but they don't want the mission. >> i could tell you one thing, if they want to get rid of the mission, it's appropriate because i live here and this is definitely now a state without a mission. >> it's in context. >> yes, it is, my friend. >> all right. you have been watching the republican primary battle. >> yeah. >> and you say? >> i was shocked today to find out that john kasich is in the third year of his first term as president. i didn't each know that. but he came out and said that today. and i thought jeesh, this guy who puts a positive stuff. tell john kasich something? donald trump gives speeches in airplane happeningers and john kasich gives speeches in closets surrounded by hangers if he wants to know where he stands in this race whenever he talks about trump being ego maniac. have you ever watched4z kasich speech he seems so ego maniacal. he talks about this effect he has on people and how shocked he is. i don't think he realizes that he tries to distance

caitlin burns a none in part sin group real clear politics lays out what to expect. >> hillary clinton is really focused on stopping sanders momentum. bernie sanders has been hillary clinton over his qualifications, over her ties to wall street. >> reporter: both candidates have spent a love of time courting new york city residents to this week and with good reason. 70 percent of presidential primary voters come from the city and its suburbs. >> i grew up in brook lynn... >> i think new york values are at the core of american values. that is why i'm proud to be a new yorker. >> sanders has been drawing big crowds, 27,000 turned out to hear him last night in greenwich village but clinton is drawing bigger numbers in the polls. the she's up by at least ten points. but the race could be much closer that is because both candidates have a strong core audience among new york voters. >> if hillary clinton does well in diverse areas which new york has to offer and bernie sanders does well among white working class voters which we have too. >> reporter: other issues guarantied to come up in new

caitlin, you can see her sign. they want to finish them.y don't want the series to go to philadelphia. you came from annapolis. what makes you want to make a sign tonight? >> i went to philadelphia yesterday. wednesday. we need to finish them and move on to the next round. tom: she speaks for lot of fans. i asked one fan are you nervous, excited? how do you feel about this? he was also from maryland. here is what he had to say. >> a different team. this is a very deep t i'm confident we'll come out tonight and take the series. not a sweep but we'll take the series. this guy here is eight feet tall. slightly excited about the game tonight. just a little excited. he is literally the biggest fan. how are you doing, sir? up top. >> don't leave me hanging. tom: all right! he doesn't want this series to go back to philadelphia either. that man does not want to make the trip up 95. tonight could be the clincher. or could end in a disappointment. we will be here either way. live outside the verizon center, i'm tom roussey.& alison: good job, tom. w

and last but not least, i was say his position on the transgender bill where he was asked about caitlinenner and said she should absolutely use any restroom she would want. that's smart politics because it appeals to libertarians, it appeals to independents who may have been shocked by the initial donald trump and still may not like much of what he says, but may get him a second look, but then more importantly, lock at north carolina. that has recently passed an anti-transgender bill. they are losing millions of dollars every day. thousands of jobs because companies now aren't going there, the nba threatening to take the all-star game away and the incumbent republican governor, pat mccurry who signed that bill is now six points behind his challenger, and he's up for election in november. >> i get that, but i don't think they're going to be game changers in the election, but they do show how different donald trump can be. he dialled back some of the comments on transgender thing, but he is winning over folks who typically wouldn't -- look republican or that matter vote at all. do you thi