. >>> a chp shi waugha chase. how this little guy shut down the bay bridge and what officers did to corral the little dog. >>> and delays for thousands of east bay bart passengers. 0. >>> good evening. i'm ken wayne and i'm keba arnold. stealing wishes from sick children, that's the sad reality after a break-in at a make-a-wish office this weekend. the burglars are seen on camera taking away a notable piece of memorabilia from a san francisco star. >> reporter: well, that memorabilia is a scooter donated by the giant's right fielder. hunter pen. burglars managed to get up to the eighth floor of this building and snagged it. >> everything is in sham null -- shambles. >> reporter: the office is a mess. items left on the floor. >> am every single employee's deck. what's missing, we don't know yet. >> reporter: they won't have a true inventory until they come in monday. what is gone is a scooter that was here for safekeeping. at 2014, it had already been toll he enonce -- stolen once from inside of a restaurant. it wa

that is something that we actually shied away from a little bit. if we had somebody like jessica boskin to write about being a jewish cantor or polly murray wrote about being an episcopalian, certainly we were open to those discussions and traditional religious faith. what we wanted to emphasize more in this book was spirituality in terms of individual experience in how people make sense of the world, how they experience what you might think of as the wonders, the mystery, the magic of being alive, w you connect to other people in the rest of the world. so we didn't focus so much on what some people might call a system of belief i found it. she'll women were able to write about. one of the things we tried to talk about in this book is how pervasive religion is an especially smaller towns. the church is often the focus of what happens in town. high school football and church are the two big influences in small town. so maybe that's not a good fit for you. you might feel cut off from a major part of her cultural lives. so that's important. for a lot

is prosecutors say that she considered to have shied away from extremism and is unlikely to be put behind bars. syrialeaders in currently, most are believed to have been radicalized in the same paris suburbs. we have more on the people who have been sentenced today. >> these are condemnations handed down today with a very would-besage sent to jihadists. young people are being sent to syria to fight a long the islamic state group and they have been handed a 10 year prison sentence. they are believed to be in syria and fighting alongside the group . it is the same for other young people who are also believed to be fighting. since been nine years they have been consider the ringleaders. as for the people inside the court, this mother of three got a five year prison sentence for having followed her husband to equipment. a five year prison sentence is more than the ones prosecutors asked for during the trial. a french soldier and has become the victim of military violence. the 15th french soldier to conflict began three years ago. the attacks claimed 38 lives and victims were british. at a mem

since that interview he has shied away from the limelight and did not want to do any more interviews. i spoke to his friend ryan to find out what is going on. the response to box with france was overwhelming. i got a few requests, he is was inundated with requests after that. when i speaking with matt he said nyu college professor would not think twice for changing your grades if you said you are trump supporter. they will have at you the first time you say you're supporting a conservative candidate. most of our school is tainted with liberal bias. as. as for the republicans, i have two friends that love donald trump. they are not vocal about it to other people that are not republicans. that i know. probably because i don't want to be alienated. it's interesting actually, some people around campus will wear that make america great again hat, but it is done ironically. when did people in general in this country get fearful of free speech? that's what makes this country so great that you can elect to you think would best fit this country. even when i was in college i didn't want to and

. >>> now, japan's prime minister, shi is going ahead toy to reduce debt. but reporting from tokyo, the move could do more harm than good. >> running his basement noodle shop, and sometimes working 20 hours a day, he feels every percentage point of every tax hike. with the increase in tax charged on goods and services two years ago, from 5-78% reduced his margins. >> after the first tax hike, we didn't want to burden our customers. >> as taxes increase to 10% next year, higher prices, though his business will suffer. upscale his problems to the size of the world's third biggest economy, and you have japan's dilemma. raising the amount of taxes, meant to tackle japan's public detect. but it has the process of slowing the economy, and what it receives overall and defeats the purpose. even the prime minister has admited it. many believe that it helped to push japan back into recession last year. all of this cast doubt on his so-called ubanomics strategy of revitalizing the economy. with wages rising a tiny half a percent every year, many economists believe the

. >> while prince shied away from cameras, he adored his fans. and they adore him. that was the scene tonight outside the warner theater in addition to people pausing to remember prince and his music. the way we connected with geneva was actually watching our kevin mccarthy give updates as information about prince's death unfolded. we have that information on facebook and she contacted us there. so you can also definitely come by her. another lady came up to us a few moments ago and said she saw that story and information and take pictures and it looks like it will be here throughout the rest of the evening. tisha lewis, fox 5 local news. >> now to a developing story. tonight the search for a missing fairfax county firefighter has been suspended. this after a female's remains were found in shenandoah national park and believed to be that of firefighter nicole mittendorff. jennifer davis is covering this story tonight and joins us live from fairfax with the latest. >> reporter: fairfax county's fire chief issued a statement saying he is saddened by this news and whil

>> you can see all the problem -- kevin: the national park service hasn't shied away from revealing the dilapidated state of the memorial bridge in need of $250 million in repairs. but for some reason the park service failed to ask d.c. or virginia for state sponsorship. requirement to apply for federal grant funding. the deadline for that funding is med night tomorrow. >> i'm not going to point fingers. everybody has to take responsibility here. >> yesterday, d.c. congresswoman eleanor holmes norton and the virginia congressional delegation sent the national park service a stern letter telling the agency to get its act together. but also offered assistance. >> this bridge is falling down. each jurisdiction has problem of its own. if it allows it to fall down. and if we allow this application period to go by because two jurisdictions couldn't figure it out, shame on us. >> the park service says if repairs don't begin by 2019 it will need to close the entire bridge by 2021. rerouting 68,000 vehicles each day on to other area bridges. there is no doubt a number of congressional staffers a

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shis supporters are-- his supporters are confident he will win and serve for another five years. candidates are running, and this man is one of them. >> translation: people are ready to defend their votes. >> reporter: across the capital bill boards with huge portraits of the president and his campaign slogans are visible almost everywhere. portraits of the opponents are absent. opposition leaders complain of lack of fair media coverage for their campaigns. some of them are boycotting the elections. >> there are not so many. only 800,000. >> reporter: the opposition are angry that the president rescinded his decision not to seek a fourth term. i asked the president why he chose to stay on. >> translation: the decision belongs to the people. i'm not here by force, but by the will of the people. i can not ignore their wishes. >> reporter: as they dance towards election day they understand that it may not bring about a change of guard >>> still ahead on al jazeera, we're in peru where the daughter of a former president who is behind bars for human rights abuses is the favorite in th

shi >> the rain is almost done, not quite yet. even tomorrow morning we could see showers try to come back for part of the area. locally, though, we are mostly dry across the area. now it's really just around atlantic city where we have one shower left over. this is mostly just some light rain right around galloway township, up near beach haven, just north of atlantic city. that's going to slide off shore very soon, though. as we go into tomorrow, we are going to have more clouds in the forecast. cool when you wake up. 51 degrees 7:00 a.m. through philadelphia. by the afternoon, topping out in the low 60s. suburbs in pennsylvania, clouds around. 47 degrees by 7:00 a.m. by the afternoon, low 60s. through the lehigh valley, topping out in the low 60s. a little more sunshine farther north and west. i did mention some more showers tomorrow. so if you're in delaware, in new jersey, especially along the shore, you have the better chance for some rain and temperatures here only about the upper 50s for a high. so it's going to be much coo

director of national institute of allergy and infek shis diseases say they need more money for zika reserve. some in congress are fighting the push saying there's enough federal funding and additional money comes through this fall. so far there's been no documented zika infection from months keets owes in the united states and nearly 350 illnesses have been report add cross all 50 states. >> there are some ways to prevent yourself from getting zika virus. centers for disease control says to wear long sleeve shirts and pants and treated clothing to prevents mosquito bites look for that when out and about stay up doors with air conditioning and windows and door screens to keep mosquitoes outside and if overseas or outside and not able to protect yourself experts incourage sleeping under mosquito bed net and use epa registered insect repel lant. >> the fallout of norm carolina state law continues. pe the upcoming show in the tarheel state. the rock band will not perform tomorrow because of passage ever house bill two which -- in a statement pearl jam says the hb two law recently passed is desp

fans get a sneak today of the team's new shi. fan fest area being up during playoffs this yea join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 ,, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> football fans can start planning for the upcoming season. the nfl released its 2016 schedule last night. on september 8th, the broncos and the panthers kick off the season in a super bowl 50 matchup. cbs is bringing you another season of "thursday night football." the action starts with an afc showdown september 15th between the new york jets and the buffalo bills. >>> the annual wounded warriors ride rolled through washington, d.c. on thursday. as he has for the last seven years, president obama officially kicked off the race from the white house. the ride takes 65 wounded service members and vets 60 miles over three days. >>> it's a stunning sight. we are talking about hundreds of seals basking in the sun along the new england coast. but as don dahler reports, the seals are a sign of something else lu

shies just shy of 80 degrees. we will keep going from there and the next chance for rain coming up. but sierra club chooses jamie raskin for congress they all talk about climate change. because only raskin wrote laws to reduce our carbon footprint and is leading the fight against fracking in maryland. raskin: i'm jamie raskin, and i approve this message. 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. 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. i don't believe that big money can buy votes -- not in our district. and i won't claim to have single handily passed just about every bill in annapolis. we can't settle for the same old politics, not when our basic rights are being threat

>> reporter: well, clinton shied away from taking jabs at the her republican counterparts, instead focusing on issues like minimum wage and taxing corporation that is move overseas. but of course, she started with a shout out to the newly crown ncaa champs. >> we're watching, sitting on the edge of our seats, it was so exciting, and nearly made my husband for get, and forgive, villanova for beating his alma matter georgetown, back in 1985. >> reporter: it was smiles, selfies, some snapped by democratic front runner hillary clinton herself as she greeted hundreds of union workers in center city. >> a voice, a voice on the job, i think that is in part, what is at stake in this election. >> reporter: speaking at pennsylvania afl-cio convention, clinton hoped to secure the support of the labor leaders which, of course, was powerful as commonwealth primary quickly approaches. >> my opponent in the democratic party and i share many of the same progressive goals. we agree that wages are too low and in equality is too high. >> reporter: coming off a 13-point loss to senator bernie sanders in, wisco

she says it doesn't look anything like her ane d shis just tired of being photoshopped.ocking helmet hair and a striped gown, kerry's april 4th "adweek" cover is causing quute a scandal. >> i need to do your >> in a lengthy instagram post kerry says in part, "look, i'm no stranger to photoshopping. it happens a l but i was taken aback by the cover. it felt strange to look at a picture of myself that is so different from what i look like when i look in the mirror." "adweek's" editorial director james cooper released a statement to "e.t." admitting, "wemade minimal adjustments l needs." like she said, this isn't the fit. kerry was reportedly photoshopped on the cover of "lucky" in 2013. and her lighter skin on the cover of "in style" last year sparked debate. >> i'm grateful that there's a conversation, that the conversation is going on. >> let's be real for a second. it appears "adweek" did a lot more than minimal changes, and you notice they don't say why they made the changes. >> it looks like they morphed her face with scarlett johansson's face. >> kerry washington is

fattah shied away from cameras today but released a statement tonight calling his 11 terms in office the greatest honor to serve constituents on have my city. >>> internet scammers are trying to capitalize the tragic death of the wilmington student. family of the 16 year-old amy joines francis is warning people not to fall victim to these crimes of opportunity. they released a statement clarifying that they have not set up any go fund me accounts. the family says anybody who wants to donate in amy's name can do so at condo funeral home in wilmington. amy died after a fightin side a bathroom inside howard technical high school last week. police have have been expect to file charges in that case this week. >>> police have have a teenager under arrest for stealing the suv of -- of the mayor of wilmington. dennis williams 2004 chevy blazer was taken from the 3400 block of north madison street, at 6:30 last night. police tracked the vehicle will, minutes later. the 17 year-old driver tried to run off but was apprehended. a 15 year-old passenger was also arrested. >>> a northeast philadelp

actor who's playing her ex-husband -- her husband who's died and she sees me playing the character and shi breaks down because she's so in love with her dead husband. anyway, i was honored to do a film with her. >> so this is a serious film. this isn't a playful one? >> it's kind of a comedy. it's a romantic comedy, in fact. i saw it last week, it's wonderful. it's fun. the tribeca film fest, right? >> last night. >> which one? >> "rebirth." which is really a fun movie about a guy who goes into kind of an est like situation for a weekend and tries to rebirth himself. it's kind of a satire on cults. >> have you ever felt that desire? to get away and rediscover who you might be? you might have missed something along the way. >> i have missed everything along the way. so i have that sensation every morning when i get up. >> it's fun to have you here. we see a lot of your wife in the headlines for the real house housewives stuff. are you digging that? >> that's not really something you can dig. there's not really a shovel big enough to dig that. [ laughter ] but it's something that -- for her

some in congress say that unused emergency funds for ebola should be shied to zika instead. that debate brews and local health departments head home from atlanta with new plans for zika preparedness. they may look something like the work billy ryan does every day. the mosquito lives close to people and can breed almost anywhere you might find water. >> okay, this is breeding mosquitos. i can see the larvae without my glasses. >> reporter: a life long native of key west, for ryan, being a mosquito district control inspector is about protecting his neighbor. >> i've been doing this 11 1/2 years in this area. i know everybody out here. >> reporter: it's work that never en for "nightly business report," i'm meg terrell in >>> tesla's latest car model is a big hit even before it hit showrooms. that's where we begin "market focus." the electric carmaker revealed it's model 3 in an event last night. the car won't be for sale until the end of 2017 but it has already garnered 180,000 preorders. the sticker price of the model 3 is expected to start at $35,000. shares of tesla popped a

we should call it tom shi-lose because that's all he seems to do.oday's contest is a case of crews or false. -- cruz or false. you guys ready for question number one? let's play. when visiting wisconsin ted cruz refused to wear a cheese hat and photo. >> i think the people of wisconsin wear their cheese hats so elegantly i wouldn'n't want o intrude. ken require is a fact. dave smith and tom shillue. he would not wear the iconic cheese hat. are you ready, shillue? public policy polling. a left-leaning polling firm included a question in their survey of florida voters if people thought ted cruz is the zodiac killer. is that fact or fiction? that is in fact fact. they are a bunch of evil liberals. using power statism to keep people down. estion number three. ted cruz's real first name is fidel, fact or fiction. everyone says that's wrong and everyone is right. that means the game is tied in this rouound. good thing there is only one round. it's a level p playing field jut like to bernie sanders wan. lyndsey graham joked in certain situations it would b

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. >> reporter: while prince shied away from cameras, he adored his and they adore him. and that was the scene just moments ago outside here at warner theater. i want to show you something interesting, prince does have a star that it looked like he received here in 1993 but what is noticeably absent is his signature. you can see for example on some of the other stars there is a signature. even so, plenty of people came by to pay their respects to say their final good-bye to the artist known as prince. tisha lewis, fox 5 local news. >> what you just heard was a performance by prince during a rally in baltimore. the music legend held the event following the riots i of the death of freddie gray. he debuted a song titled baltimore bhi he hoped would bring an end to police brutality. >> the news of his death sparked many to share their memories. i had a chance to sit down with donee simpson. >> he asked me to give you this note and he gives me this handwritten note which believe me when i go home tonight, i'm going to find it. it says i'm sorry i can't see you before the show

potential ticket buyers shied away because of political chaos and high crime and the spread of the zika virus. opening ceremonies are set for august 5th. >>> time for sports. >> ducis is here. >> nfl draft coming up tomorrow night in chicago. a little more than 24 hours the face of the eagles will change. they hold is the second overall pick and they are look fog air franchise quarterback. jaime apody is live in chicago with the latest. >> reporter: hey there ducis we are now inside under a tent because it's raining on the red carpet. if you look over here, this is where the players will be walking to the theater for the draft tomorrow night across the street. first they have to come down the red carpet where the media is gathered and they will meet in front of the screen there and looping on the big screen we have highlights of carson wentz quarterback, north dakota state. which is who we think will become the eagles next franchise quarterback. lets look at video from today. an nfl play 60 event, the guy expected to go number one is gerald goffe that should leave the eagles with went z

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anybody that recognizes this person shi should call d.c. police. and based on evidence have the scene and autopsy re now believe 16-year-old steve ep scalabran was murdered and his body was found in a home he rented on wind jamer way. they will be coming through residents. . >> now city leaders are addressing concerns. melanie this morning live in norm west to tell us what they're satisfying. mel, good morning. >> good morning. sunday night at about the time a similar group of bikes regard no florida avenue. in d.c. riding illegal dirt bike is misdemeanor charm. maximum penalty 30 days in the jail and 5 0 0 fine. d.c. police un wron says officers are making rest and most of those cases they simply are not prosecuted some council members wanted to increase penny its. >> safetive motorists and pedestrians is first and for most. and it's not issue specific to district. we have issues around the region and we're exploring ways to deal with it. . >>. >> they want to reveal the track for bikers and they want to do that. and riding out in the streets and

i have always shied away from labeling my foreign policy under a single banner.ecause the hallmark, i hope, of my foreign policy has been to be very practical in thinking about interest,ance u.s.'s and how we make sure the united states is safe and secure. how do we promote international rules and norms that have been oftical in the development not just for the u.s., but peace and prosperity after world war ii, but the entire world. how do we promote our values in a way that recognizes there will be times when we will deal with a country that does not follow democracy the way we would hope for human rights. so what i think emerges from that article, but more importantly from the actions that we have taken since i have been president, is somebody who is committed to keeping americans safe, will go after anyone who has gone after us, whether it is al qaeda, bin laden, or anyone else, but also is using diplomacy, multilateral institutions, economic development strategies, human rights as tools to continue to bestte what i think is the tradition of american foreign-p

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>> you can see all the problem -- kevin: the national park service hasn't shied away from revealing the dilapidated state of the memorial bridge in need of $250 million in repairs. but for some reason the park service failed to ask d.c. or virginia for state sponsorship. requirement to apply for federal grant funding. the deadline for that funding is med night tomorrow. >> i'm not going to point fingers. everybody has to take responsibility here. >> yesterday, d.c. congresswoman eleanor holmes norton and the virginia congressional delegation sent the national park service a stern letter telling the agency to get its act together. but also offered assistance. >> this bridge is falling down. each jurisdiction has

right here right now she's pulling for villanova while many of her friends and former classmates have shiedy. >> i was very shocked. i'm supportive of villanova. i believe they're going to win. i'm excited. >> are you going to the game? >> yes. all three. semifinals and the championship. >> we'll see if villanova makes it to championship game on monday night. less than 12 hours until tip-off. nrg stadium quiet right now but it will be the place to be later on tonight. live in houston with wildcats, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> thanks for that. matt delucia is part of our team in houston for the final four. keith jones and john clark are also with the wildcats. coming in sports, john clark takes a look at how nova is preparing for the game and one of oklahoma's key players. what they're up against. >>> this morning we are hearing from the mother of the baby who was kidnapped from the king of prussia mall earlier this week as police are looking at a previous pregnancy involving the suspect. 7 week old ahsir simmons is back in his mother's arms. the child was abducted from the food court at t

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. >> the a 1994 crime bill signed in to law by bill clinton she said shi she is sorry for the unintended consequences of the bill how it impacted minoritities and african-american young men. is that good enough? you say it was a mistake to vote. she didn't vote, to support that legislation. >> what you said is right. only one of the two candidates had a vote. if anyone should apologize. >> because he was a congressman. >> she was the first lady. >> we should be talking to bernie sanders about apologizing for his vote. hillary clinton didn't have a vote? >> you think bernie sanders should apologize. >> they talk about 1994 as if it were hillary's responsibility. if he thinks it is a bad vote it is bad judgment on his part. we have to take the whole thing in to context. what is taking place in 1994, exorbitant crime rate and stuff going on. now we see bills, i don't know of any bill that comes out of congress that is perfect an there are sometimes unintended consequences. and hillary said there are unintended consequences and we have to fix them. her first statement when she declared for p

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and donald trump, who never shies away from a lawsuit, if he truly believes what he's saying in thathe'll take action. but everything we've done is 100% in compliance with the fcc rules. and at the end of the day, we won. we won resoundingly. and we're going to take this on and continue our momentum as we move further ahead into new york, and on down the calendar. if donald trump wants to engage in that kind of behavior just because he lost significantly here in wisconsin, that's his prerogative. we're going to stay above the fray. we'll continue focusing on jobs, freedom and security. and continue to take our message on to the voters, and we expect to receive 1,237, whether it's prior to convention or on the convention floor. >> winning 48.4% tonight in wisconsin. so congratulations to your campaign. we'll see what happens moving forward. thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks. have a good night. >> good-bye, alice. >> let's go back to our panel now. judith miller, and tony, also a national political correspondent for talk radio news service. ellen ratner for talk media news. e

but you asked him why he shied away from publicity overall, even now, living in this compound, wallede did this reputation begin that you are difficult, do you think? you're not hearing it here for the first time. >> probably where all reputations begin, i think the media plays a big part in one's perception of me until one sits down with me, they can't know me. >> should you have been more public? should you have done more things like this? >> no. i kind of did what i wanted to do. i wanted my music as even now to speak loudest for me. >> which i guess, larry, would mean you're not surprised at all he chose to live in minnesota, not to live in los angeles or something like that. >> and i was proud he wanted to do my show, watched the show. he was very particular about what he did, very particular about his music. he admitted he was very much a perfectionist. he cared about what he did. i love the answer when he said he was inspirational, music to him was inspirational, couldn't put himself in any genre. i am so sad over this because 57, erin, is too young. we don't know the circumsta

i've always shied away from labeling my foreign policy under a single banner because the hallmark, i hope, of my foreign policy has been to be very practical in thinking about how do we advance u.s. interests, how do we make sure that the united states is safe and secure? how do we promote international rules and norms that have been critical in the development of not just u.s. peace and prosperity after world war ii but the entire world's? how do we promote our values in a way that recognizes it's not always going to be perfectly consistent? there will be times we're dealing with a counthat doesn't follow democracy or human rights the we we would hope. so what i think emerges from that article but more importantly from the actions that we've taken since i have been president the somebody who is committed to keeping americans safe, we'll go after anybody who's going after us whether i.s.i.l, al quaida, bin laden or anybody else, but also is using diplomacy, multi-lateral institutions, economic development strategies, human rights as tools to continue to promote what i think is the be

i've never shied away from criticizing my party. >> you took dick chain my on your -- >> i took colin powell. >> do you think he is happy about what he did. >> of course not. we found out it wasn't true. you're not implying he was some sort of fool or got manipulated. >> i think he was used. >> shame on all of them. >> because people like me and you trusted him. that's why. because we would believe him. we wouldn't believe chaney. >> we're not going to go willy-nilly into war any where. first of all -- >> that's what surprised me. why do you want to bring in ground troops -- >> are you kidding me? the first gulf war was united world. >> we didn't occupy a country. >> exactly. you know why, because bush, the father -- >> knew where to stop. >> we achieved our objective. >> we have to destroy them. >> the ground troops. >> wait a minute, chris. wait a minute. do you actually think that you could destroy them without people on the ground? are you kidding me? >> what happens when one of our guys gets picked up and they're going to be head him in two days? don't it escalate it further. >>

. >>> glamour magazine is in some hot water with a woman who never shies away from speaking her mind.comedian amy schumer is calling out the publication for implying her build is far from petit. glam more's special edition for full-figured women has a front cover about women who inspire us. she says glamour is wrong about her size and didn't warn her about the write-up. >> no way. there's no way. she is the same size as me and i don't think i'm plus size. >> she is attractive and funny and that makes her more attractive. >> she looks good. and, um, i would love to be featured in the plus size section. >> meanwhile glamour maintains plus size starts at 12 and it didn't specifically describe schumer with those words. >>> up next, giant rabbits invading a bay area town. sounds like a bad horror film! but coming up, you will find out why the big bunnies are prompting some tighter security. >> what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. ,, (vo) one hundred million pounds. that's how much garbage visito

. >> and senator, you have not shied away from calling senator ted cruz out on twitter during the obamacareebate is one example. you called him confused at one point. here's what john boehner had to say today about cruz. >> lucifer in the flesh. i have republican friends, democrat friends, i get along with almost everybody. but i have never worked with a more miserable [ bleep ]. >> do you agree, senator? >> i couldn't hear it all. i've read in print. i think speaker boehner is enjoying his freedom and expressing himself in that way today. but, look, i haven't made comments about any of the candidates. not one. i don't plan to do that. i know a lot about some of them. but you know, that's for other people to do. i've got a really important job that the people of tennessee have given me the privilege to do. and i want to continue to do that job. and stay away from making comments about candidates. >> all right, well, senator, i appreciate your time. thank you so much for your time tonight. . >> thank you. >>> and "outfront" next, ted cruz and carly fiorina are now a team. so how does she exp