goodnight from st. paul, minnesota. -- captions by vitac -- >>> "news 4 new york" new york begins with breaking news. >> right now at 6:00, a car runs down and kills a 4-year-old boy playing outside with his family. i'm natalie pass karel la. >> and i'm rob schmitt. a family mourning the loss of that young boy playing outside his home when he was hit by a car. >> we just spoke to his family. just devastating. what are they telling you? >> reporter: the family is in shock. they were enjoying the nice weather outside on this sunday. a lot of kids in this neighborhood, a lot of people spending time outside and the family tells me police have not confirmed ed ed but avery died from his injuries. this is a picture the family shared with me moments ago. they say he just celebrated his birthday a few weeks ago, his 4th birthday. the family is trying to figure out how this happened. they said they were playing outside when avery ran into the avery was taken to a hospital where according to his family he died from hi

goodnight from st. paul, goodnight from st. paul, minnesota. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> you hear three different gunshots right after everybody went hiding. >> hundreds of worshippers take cover as a sunday church service in montgomery county is shattered by gun fire. when it was over one man was dead. authorities say it was a fellow church member who pulled the trigger. >> good evening. i'm denise nakano. what led to the violence and whether charges will be fileda, genst the gunman. the shooting happened during services at keystone fellowship church in north wales montgomery county. nbc 10's lauren mig has been gathering information. you spoke to a woman who was inside the church at the time of the shooting. >> reporter: that's right, denise. she tells me this is a non-denominational church and everyone is welcome and they were worshipping inside here when it happened. >> inside the keystone fellowship church in north wales, was there music laying. >> it was like champagne bottles. >>

a in st. paul, there is a real estate transaction and eight years later it is helping these people who are captured around a dangerous volcano. what can we learn from the eruption of mount st. helens that might be relevant to us today? there is three lessons i draw. the first is we have to take volcanos seriously. scientist are not that well prepared to tell when they are going to be erupt. they issue warnings and watches. the warnings can be expensive and inconvenient for those of us who live in the northwest. but they are like fire drills. we have to engage in them if we are going to be prepared when the real thing happens. and the second lesson i draw is we have to gather information. scientist and public and safety officials learned a lot with the eruption of mount st. helens. new technology has made it easier to monitor the changes around a volcano. there have been plenty of col volcanic activity across the country. there is an observe in vancouver and they keep eye on the mount st. helens and

a lumbar tycoon moved in next door to a railroad baron in st. paul in the last decade of the 19th century and 80 years later so what do we learn from the eruption that is relevant to us today? there are three lessons that i draw. the 1st is that we have to take them seriously. scientists are not all that good at predicting exactly when a volcano erupt. they have to use the same system. and they watch and issue a warning. these warnings can be expensive and inconvenient for the people and businesses and other people, those of us who live in the northwest. we have to engage and be prepared when the real event happens. and the 2nd lesson that i draw is that we have to gather information. this technology makes it much easier to monitor the changes and know what is going to be done. became much better so that there would not be. and after the eruption of mount saint helens the federal government established the cascades volcano observatory and scientists keep tabs not only on mount saint helens but also on the volcanoes that have the potential to erupt. i

goodnight from st. paul, minnesota. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> i'm darcy spencer live in northeast where police are on the scene of a broad daylight shooting. a live report ahead. >>> right now, authorities have wrapped up a news conference about the execution-style murders in ohio. now what we >>> you just saw dallas beat minnesota, but the game everyone is talking about around here is the caps clinch the series against the flyers. >> announcer: news 4 at 6:00 starts now. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm erika gonzalez. a man last night became the 33rd homicide victim so far this year. right now, darcy spencer is live on the scene in northeast where another man was shot in broad daylight. darcy? >> reporter: erika, d.c. police detectives have been going in and out of this apartment building for the last three and a half hours. we have been able to confirm that a man was shot and wounded. he's alive at this point. we don't have his age,

and wonder where warehouser moved his family including seven children from rock island to st. paul minnesota to be near the center of his logging operation moved up the mississippi as trees of wisconsin became more cutover the center offing -- of logging moved north. james j. hill who was another remarkable businessman and visionary who was just about to complete the great more than railroad from st. paul to seattle. over there houses on 7th avenue were still there. if you have a chance to see the james tail house you think an amazing monument really -- it's a wonderful place to visit. so the two men quickly became friends they were actually very similar, and often spent evenings at each other's houses. problem is that wares houser after a life spent in woods had a tent city to sleep early and one seemed like he never slept at a all. so the families would often go by the living rooms and a would be engaged in some monologue and warehouser next to him, but didn't bother hill. he always liked to talk. he'll face a major problem, an he needed money to pay off a bond issue for the rail

fresh off her primary, hillary clinton is making a campaign stop in philadelphia at the st. paul church. it's invitation only and pastor callahan talked about the importance of having her visit. >> if she is elected there are things we'll expect from her

st. paul's in woodbridge. it's been nearly a week since the 31-year-old was heard from she was reported missing on friday when didn't show up to work fire station 30 in marrie marriesfield virginia and her family last nraerd her wednesday. her car was located saturday evening in a lot at the base of the white oak canyon trail shenandoah national park 90 minutes from woodbridge home she shar friends tell us nicole was athletesic and enjoyed trail running and hiking. >> streltions of that job are really, really difficult so sometimes she would like to get away and to run and challenge herself to get away from that stress. and we're hoping that she is there somewhere needing our help now and that's what we feel the only thing we can feel. there's no indication that we know that nicole was sad or needed to get away. just there's -- it's a stressful job and that's what we're hoping. >> and there's been such an outpouring of community suppor support. nicole's husband is virginia state police sergeant on facebook he

. >> i would hear from friends, i have a number of friends who live in minneapolis in the st. paul pop up at venues and perform for an hour or two unannounced. >> he recently did that at the music theater. he just came up on stage and performed a bit. that what he liked about being in the twin cities. i think we accorded him a level of privacy. not to the extent he wanted because we would find out about these things and write about them. he didn't want anything to get out. i believe it was tape from that. if you talk to the nbc affiliate in the twin citiecities, i thin can get the tape from that. >> thank you for your time. >> you're welcome. >> on sunday afternoon, minneapolis city hall tower, the tower bell will play prince songs in honor of the icon's sweeping contributions. some politicians are adding their voice. he said prince showed us it was okay to be different. congressman paulson calling him a minnesota treasure and former governor, jesse ventura calling his death a huge loss for the state. here is what she said. >> i grew up with prince's music starting with "little red

st. paul's united methodist church in prayer hoping for her safe return. ♪ amazing grace >> reporter: mittendorffs a three-year veteran of the fairfax fire department assigned to station 30. her husband is police sergeant and attended tonight's prayer service along with his wife's family. her parents who did not want to appear on camera believe their 31-year-old daughter was training on a trail at the shenandoah national park when she went missing. the last communication seems to have happened wednesday morning via texas message. >> the stresses of that job are really difficult so sometimes she likes to get away and to run and to challenge herself to get away from that stress and we're hoping that she's just there somewhere needing our help now and that's what we feel. that's the only thing we can feel. there's no indication that we know that nicole was sad or needed to get away it's a stressful job around that's what we're hopeful. >> as followers of christ we're called to pray without ceasing, and we will do that until she's found. she just all love nicole deeply and remain hopeful be found. >>

richard st. paul, thank you for coming in and keisha heaven, thank you as well. is off and running. with an ancient ritual just getting underway that leads all the way to the summer olympic games. plus, donald trump is working hard.he says, to rebrand his campaign image. as the gop race heads into the home stretch, and he change his personality and how would voters respond to a kinder, gentler mister trump? >> we've got some beauties, we've got lying ted, we have crooked hillary. i won't go over the others because they are now defeated. once they're defeated, you don't have to mention their names anymore. so unless you want to. >> en bigger. go to facebook.com, dawn saves wildlife. heather: the torch is lit and it's on its way to rio. a ceremony taking place in the greek city of ancient olympia. that is where the first olympic games were held more than 1000 years ago. they ignited the flame to mark the beginning of the olympic torch relay. more than 12,000 runners will now carry this torch around the world. it winds up in the rio dacian arrow for the opening cere

kimberly: in st. paulay, they were honoring the late artist before their hockey game, one of many tributes around the twin cities. the belltower played "purple rain" by bells. hismemorial outside of paisley park complex continues to grow. it could be several weeks before we know exactly how the singer died. ohio investigators are looking into whether the murders of eight people were drug related. the ohio attorney general found three marijuana growth fourtions at three of crime scenes. eight members of the family were killed execution style late last week. >> this was a preplanned execution of eight individuals. it was a sophisticated operation. >> this was not something that just happened. that wassomething planned, the family targeted, most of them while sleeping. have not the police made any arrests yet. they are continuing to askhe asking for patients as they investigate -- asking for patience as they investigate. gilbert, fire in arizona, in an apartment complex still under construction. burning ember

connell mcshane at st. paulaptist church in philly where hillary clinton will hold a rally there later this afternoon. no doubt trump flying high after huge night for billionaire businessman. donaldtrump trumped them all. he is closer to the 1237 dell bats needed for the -- delegates needed for the gop nomination. meanwhile senator ted cruz mathematically out. the texas senator's only hope for winning republican presidential nomination is contested convention this summer in cleveland. here are the numbers, to get you caught up. right now 674 republican delegates remaining. trump has 845 delegates but he is 392 delegates short. he will need to win, folks, 58% of the remaining delegates to secure that nomination. mr. trump used his new york win to offer some advice to ted cruz. trump wastes no time today to tweet this, quote, ted cruz is mathematically out of winning the race. now all he can really do is spoiler. never a nice thing to do. i will beat hillary. but this race is far from over, make no mistake. jeff f

rhoades, i believe you used to work alongside former acting head ken casprisin at minneapolis-st. paul. he's stated before that thousands of airport workers who are only subject to random checks are the single greatest threat to aviation security. now t.s.a. employees are regularly rooted out from being caught rummaging through baggage or for inappropriate behavior which is obviously good we're catching them. my concern is by these reports there are only three u.s. airports that currently require employee security checks, atlanta, miami, orlando, and in atlanta they had a major gun running operation busted in 2014. additionally, we have reports there are some 73 employees at about 40 airports who potentially have terrorist ties. at some point is the t.s.a. causing more insecurity than it solves? i mean, frankly as a very frequent traveler, at that gives me concern that screening process may identify potential terrorists but yet they continue to work there. mr. rhoades: so let me try to answer that question, sir. i believe if the t.s.a. was mandated to screen every employee at airports

twin cities.com dug up an article from the september 1st, 1977, issue of the "st. paul dispatch."urned 18-year-old minneapolis youth has signed a six-figure recording contract with warner brothers. he's reputed to have signed one of the largest contracts ever for a new act. the article goes on to say a&m recor records and columbia was interested in signing him. here he is on "american band stand," just 19 years old. please watch this. it is amazing. 19. that was the first time america really saw him, and he went on to this hall of fame career, 16 platinum albums. the industry certification for a million copies is a platinum album, 16 of them, 7 grammy awards, an academy award for "purple rain" and he's back on top of the charts. purple rain is number one, has been since yesterday. it's entire top ten is prince songs. you won't be able to stream his music today unless you have a subscription to title. that's the service jay z created. he pulled his music from other streaming services. he also struck a deal in 2014 to buy back his entire catalog from warner bros. and sign a new cont

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st. paul's methodist church, they form a prayer circle. with candles in hand, they lift up missing fairfax county firefighter nicole mittendorff in prayer. the 31-year-old has not been heard from since wednesday. her car was found at the white oak trail head two hours away in shenandoah national park. search teams have combed the rugged trail for days with no luck. know nicole during a faith service. >> she is uplifting and it's important to all of us. jay: her husband, stephen, works for the virginia state police. hurting right now, sad. he is a wonderful man. ♪ songthe vigil ended in and tears, as they wrapped their arms around her husband. search teams plan to resume looking for nicole mittendorff at first light. it is also our understanding that fairfax county fire officials will be holding a press conference tomorrow morning at her fire station about 15 minutes up the road, fire station 32. live in woodbridge, jay korff, abc 7 news. leon: a tragic mistake, investigor an accident. died in theider shooting friday night at double hills.

i can tell you at the minneapolis-st. paulrt, the airport police has at times begun to tabulate wait times. think of that. we are expending police resource s at our airports to check on t.s.a. reporting our wait times. and as recently as last month, the airport is investing in some sort of automated wait time calculations. that would indicate, sir, that they don't trust the numbers that we are reporting. mr. duncan: thank you very much. >> the gentlelady from new jersey, mrs. watson coleman, you are recognized. mrs. watson coleman: thank you very much. and thank you gentlemen for being here. i want to ask one question, i think it was you, mr. brainard, who said there were only a handful of really bad administrative level people. a lot of others have left. you said there is only a handful. is that 10, 12, 5? mr. brainard: less than 20. i do not know the precise number. only the people i deal with in my world. i don't speak -- strictly as an operations. i don't speak for the office of law enforcement, global strategies, or human

st. paul's memorial museum. there is a growing memorial outside prince's minneapolis area home as others are sharing grief on social media tonight. in his own statement, president obama writes the world lost a creative icon. the 57-year-old who blasted onto the music scene in the '70s with his edgy mix of rock, soul and funk was found in his home today unresponsive and was declared dead a short time later. we'll go back to minneapolis in a moment for more on prince's death, but first, a look back at his life with more, here is nbc's cynthia mcfadden. ♪ i never meant to cause you any sorrow ♪ >> reporter: he was given three names at birth, prince rogers nelson but he only needed one, prince. ♪ purple rain, purple rain ♪ >> vaulting to super stardom with "purple rain" prince won an academy award and six grammys. self-taught musician, his sound of pop, rock and funk seemed to follow no rules but his own. >> i wanted to be different. >> reporter: and he was. according to "rolling stone" he played virtually all the i

keystone state and hillary clinton is wrapping up a meeting on gun violence in spring garden at st. pauls baptist church. >> you had 12 shootings, people murdered including a 4-year-old girl and a policeman shot, that is just one weekend in one american city. >> as the front runner spoke she was surrounded by family members and loved ones by african-americans who died in police custody. now dann cuellar is live getting ready for her next event. >> a new poll shows delicious leading sanders in pennsylvania by 13 points, she says she never counts chickens before the eggs hatch. fresh out of her victory, hillary clinton is making a number of stops here just days before the pennsylvania primary. >> there were long lines outside of fillmore waiting to see hillary clinton that is billed as an organized event. she says she is the oath candidate that can break down barriers and bring results for famili families. >> hillary is experienced and has been secretary of state and mended problem in other countries. >> she is with me. because i feel she is always with me and has my best interest in mind.

funeral services for amy joyner francis are sunday at st. paul in wilmington. >>> it got ugly outside a trump rally in southern california last night. one man stumped on a police car and driver did doughnuts in the middle of the street as hundreds of demonstrators swarm the area. that is correspondent carter evans tells us the disturbance went on for hours. >> unaudible. >> reporter: hundreds of the demonstrators rallying a begins donald trump poured into the streets of the california, overnight. people yelled obscenities, and held up signs, protesting the republican front runner. the crowd cheered on several people, trying to flip over a vandalized police car. others, danced, and waved mexican flags objecting to trump's controversial immigration proposals. k cbs photo journal his stew mandell captured chaos on camera. >> there was a fist fight between multiple people and that person in that gray shirt, just moments ago. >> reporter: man wearing a gray pro trump t-shirt was seen with the bloody face. he was treated by paramedics and loaded into a

st. paul's where the couple woreships and it's been nearly a week the 31-year-old was heard from she was reported missing when she deposit show up at work in marys field. her car was located saturday evening in the lot at the base of white oak canyon trail 90 minute from the woodbridge home she shares with her husband. neighbors recall nicole as friendly face in a neighborhood where people don't often talk to >> it's very shocking. she striked me as a good person. she was very nice. i would come out. she would be with her dogs. we would talk for a little. i would ask how she's doing. i never got a negative reaction out of her. >> shoes a really nice person and with her husband and everything, i'm very shocked. it doesn't sound like something she would do. >> now, friends tell us that nicole was very athletic and did enjoy sometimes just getting out of the congestion of the area and go running and hiking. on facebook her husband also thanked everybody. everyone remains hopeful that nicole will be found. they think maybe she went running or maybe was injured and needs help herself. that's

funeral services for amy joyner francis are on sunday, at the st. paul uame church in wilmington. >> authorities are trying to determine if prince died from a drug overdose. of course prince was found unresponsive last week, in his minnesota home. investigators want to know if a doctor was prescribing drugs and if a doctor was traveling with the musician when his plane made that emergency landing in illinois just a week before his death. prince was only 57 years old. and officials say, a cause of death is still likely days or weeks away. >> not great start to the week end. >> definitely not. at least bright spot in the weekend forecast, guys, but we have another storm no sooner do you bling already upon us, and bringing with it some steady rain, too, looks like, and the time something far less than ideal for all of you that are runners in the broad street run this year, so i'm wack you through future err weather. this is one you have to embrace it and roll with it, because wait until i show you the future weather. meantime at the moment, live neighborhoo

st. paul's baptist and then later at the fillmore.today it's time to shift gears to this area, for the pennsylvaniaance delaware primary on tuesday. while in philadelphia, secretary clinton will have a public discussion with former attorney general eric holder as well as mothers who have lost their children in racially charged incidents. donald trump who also won the new york primary announced he will be in delaware this friday afternoon meeting with supporters at the state fairgrounds. he also said he's stopping in pennsylvania before tuesday's primary and we're working to get details for that event. >> when you look at pennsylvania, when you look at indiana, when you look at maryland and rhode island and so many places, we have problems everywhere you look. we are going to solve those problems. and one of the big problems -- one of bigç problems is the economy and jobs. that is my wheel house. >> a little less than a year later, the race for the democratic nomination is in the home stretch and victory is in sight. >> reporter: ted

they spoke at st. paul baptist church in spring garden yesterday afternoon. nbc so spo10 spoke one on one w holder. we asked him about campaigning for the woman who wants to be the first female president. he told us they've talked about being a first. >> we've had a couple conversations about it and about the unique way that you are viewed as the first, the responsibility that you have as a first, the obligation you feel to make sure you do the job as well as you can so that those who come after you will not have to the deal with the same issues we had to deal with as the first. >> holder says these firsts are a mark of progress for the nation. >>> well, down but not out. the philadelphia flyers held off the washington capitals last night to stay alive in their quest for the stanley cup. they won in front of an electric hometown crowd. katy zachry is live in philadelphia where fans were celebrating in the early morning hours with good reason. we held on, katy. >> reporter: tracy, that's right. we spoke to some of those fans not long ago. they're really still

funeral services for amy joyner francis are on sunday at the st. paul uame church in wilmington. >> the suspect accused of killing a fellow church member in montgomery county is behind bars on $250,000 bail this morning. mark storms is facing charges of voluntary manslaughter. prosecutors say storms shot and killed robert braxton sunday inside keystone fellowship church in montgomery montgomery count -- township, happened between fight between the two. storms claims he had a concealed carried permit, prosecutors say this was not a reasonable case of self-defense. >> overnight north korea sentenced south korean american to ten years of hard labor. kim done actual was detained on suspicion of spying and stealing state secret. china state media reports he admitted to gathering information about north korea nuclear program during interview with cnn. the network says they were unable to determine if the admission was made under durress, because north korean officials were in the room at the time. in campaign 2016, hundreds of protesters clash with the police

st. paul's baptist church behind me and she'll move on to the fillmore for an evening rally.hillary clinton is fresh off her win in her home state of new york. today it's time to shift gears to this area, for the pennsylvania and delaware primaries next tuesday. while in philadelphia, secretary clinton will have a public discussion with former attorney general eric holder as well as mothers who have lost children in racially charged incidents. >> under the bright lights of new york, we have seen that it's not enough to diagnose problems. you have to explain how you'd actually solve the problems. >> donald trump who also won the new york primary announced he will be in delaware thistry afternoon meeting with supporters at the state fairgrounds. he also said he's stopping in pennsylvania before next tuesday's primary. we're reaching out to his campaign for more details on that stop. >> we'll be going into the convention, no matter what happens. i think we're going to go in, go strong. we're going to celebrate for about two hours, then early in the morning i get up and we begin

st. paul's baptist church at tenth and wallace, in north philadelphia.nd following that, forum i sat down with hillary clinton for an exclusive one on one interview. we have talk about a number of issues including the gun violence in philadelphia. >> so far this year the homicide rate in philadelphia is up 17 percent, compared to this date, last year. non-fatal shootings are up 40 percent. you're not running for mayor of philadelphia and you are not running for police commissioner of philadelphia. how can a president, how could a president, president clinton, make philadelphia a more safe city. >> i am heart broken by stories that are coming out of philadelphia, even this past weekend, 12 people shot, four people killed as i recall, police officer shot, a four year-old girl, killed by her own father because he was handling a gun inappropriately. honestly, this is a tragedy and epidemic at the same time. would i do everything as president to help reform the criminal justice system, work with our police departments. there are a lot of good departments and

st. paul's baptist church here at philadelphia followed by the fillmore tonight for rallies in both of those venues. republican front-runner donald trump also claimed victory in new york. he's making a stop at the delaware state fairgrounds on friday ahead of tuesday's primaries in delaware and pennsylvania. and hide did you creidi cruz is her husband today. she has a packed day with a number of meet and greets in the state. afterwards ted cruz spoke from the national constitution center. >> and we can learn a greatç dl about a path forward by focusing on the passionate disputes and disagreements among our founding fathers. >> reporter: in terms of other candidates stumping in our area, bernie sanders will be in pennsylvania tomorrow with rallies and scheduled events in reading and scranton and john kasich, we've learned, will be in delaware county, specifically media at a prfree event on thursday. >>> 5:35 and the flyers quest for the cup could end tonight unless they get a win. >> they trail the capitals three games to none. coach dave hextall says he won't commit to a goalie until game t

holder and clinton spoke at st. paul baptist church in spring garden this afternoon.bc 10 spoke one-on-one with holder. the country's first african-american attorney general. we asked him about campaigning for the woman who wants to be the country's first female president. he told us they've talked about being a first. >> we've had a couple conversations about it and about the unique way that you are viewed as the first. the responsibility that you have as a first. the obligation that you feel to make sure that you do the job as well as you can so those who come after you won't have to deal with the same issues that we had to deal with as the first. >> holder says these firsts are a mark of progress for the nation. >>> we are now just six days away from the pennsylvania primaries. polls open at 7:00 a.m. this tuesday april 26th. then the same time delaware voters head to the polls and it means all the presidential candidates are busy pushing for votes in the two states. bernie sanders will be in oaks, montgomery county tomorrow evening while john kasich visits media a

st. paul's baptist church in north philadelphia followed by the fillmore tonight.republican front-runner donald trump claimed victory in the new york primary as well. he's making a stop at the delaware state fair grounds on friday ahead of tuesday's primaries in both delaware and pennsylvania. now, heidi cruz is stumping for her husband today in new jersey. that state's primary isn't until early june. mrs. cruz has a packed day with a number of meet and greets across the state. her husband was in philadelphia last night watching the new york results come in. >> this is the year of the outsider. i'm an outsider. bernie sanders is an outsider. both with the same diagnosis but both with very different paths to healing. >> reporter: and senator cruz made those remarks from the national constitution center last night. bernie sanders will be in pennsylvania tomorrow. he'll appear in both scranton and reading. we've learned that john kasich will be in delaware county on thursday for a free event there. coming up in the next half hour, we're reaching out to the local -- th

st. paul's baptist church attending a discussion on gun violence with former attorney jenner i can holder and mothers of the movement. these are women who have lost children to gun violence. they are calling for gun reform. here's what the former secretary of state had to say a short time ago. >> we have problems that we need addressing in policing and accountability. accountability for policing. we have problems within the criminal just advertise system that have led to the over and mass incarceration of too many people, predominantly african-american and latin o. and we have the epidemic of gun violence which is stalking our country from small towns large cities. >> reporter: clinton certainly has to be riding a wave coming off of a huge double digit victory in new york's primary yesterday. polls here loyal and throughout the state of pennsylvania really have her as well with a solid double digit lead in pennsylvania. she is certainly hoping to ride out another victory here in pennsylvania in the upcoming primary on the 26th, on tuesday. that is very latest for now, we will have more on

st. paul's baptist church in the afternoon then she'll hold an organizing event at the fillmore tomorrow night. >> in fact, the entire country is now focused on attention. the next big prize in the presidential race, voters there and in delaware head to the polls a week from today. >> you can see how the candidates are converging on pennsylvania. democratic senator bernie sanders campaigned in state college tonight. republican john kasich met with voters in pittsburgh. >> but philadelphia voters are crucial which is why senator ted cruz is here tonight. he brought carly fiorina, a former republican rival who's now endorsing his white house bid. >> nbc 10's brandon hudson is live at the national constitution center where cruz appeared tonight. brandon, pennsylvania certainly in the spotlight. >> reporter: jim and jacqueline, it certainly is. senator ted cruz wants to get ahead of the game by pushing for a win next tuesday. let me tell you, this was an energetic crowd inside this building behind me. they didn't seem fazed by the new york primary results and neither did ted cruz. cruz actua

i can tell you at the minneapolis-st. paul airport the airport police has begun to tabulate wait times. we're expending police resources at our airports to check on tsa reporting our wait times. and as recently as last month, the airport is investing in some sort of automated wait time calculations. that would indicate, sir, they don't trust the numbers that we're reporting. >> thank you very much. >> i thank the gentlemen. gentle lady from new jersey, ms. watson-coleman, you're recogniz recognized. >> thank you gentlemen for being here. i want to ask one question. i think it was you, mr. bernard, who said there were only a handful of really bad administrative people. a lot of others have left. you said there's only a handful. is that ten? is that 12? is that five? >> i would say it's less than 20, ma'am. i don't know the precise number. i'm speaking strictly within operations. i don't speak for the aus of law enforcement were global strategies or human capital. there are 13 or 15 different divisions within tsa. i can only spe

rhoades, i believe you used to work alongside former acting head at minneapolis st. paul. he's stated before that thousands of airport workers who are only subject to random checks are the single greatest threat to aviation security. now t.s.a. employees are regularly rooted out from being caught rummaging through baggage or for inappropriate behavior which is obviously good we're catching them. my concern is by these reports there are only three u.s. airports that currently require employee security checks, atlanta, miami, orlando, and in atlanta they had a major gun running operation busted in 2014. additionally, we have reports there are some 73 employees at about 40 airports who potentially have terrorist ties. at some point is the t.s.a. causing more insecurity than it solves? i mean, frankly as a very frequent traveler, at that gives me concern that screening process may identify potential terrorists but yet they continue to work there. mr. rhoades: so let me try to answer that question, sir. i believe if the t.s.a. was mandated to screen every employee at airports i

. >> one person in the audience said, he's the greatest man since st. paulcoln's moment has arrived. he throws his stovepipe hat in the ring and announces his intent to run for the republican nomination. nothing can stop him now. except for the hot favorite to win -- william henry seward. >> william henry seward was an upstate new yorker, a man of fabulous gifts as a speaker, a man of principled opposition to slavery, and a man of great political experience. >> he was urbane. he was charming. >> here was a man who looked like he was effortlessly ascending the steps toward the presidency. >> and the man behind seward is the most terrifying operator in american politics, his campaign manager thurlow weed. his cheery nickname? the dictator. >> thurlow weed was known as the dictator in part because of his ability to get things done. >> some people would say he was a bully. some people despised him. other people were afraid of him. >> he was not a spokesman of high principle but of clever backstage maneuvering and bribes and kickbacks. >> everyone knew that he he

. >> are you already prepping for the likelihood of two new yorkers in the st. paul in. >> i love -- fall? >> i love being here dave. you covered me back in the day. i love traveling around this city. you and i are talking today and of course the senior center the energy, the resilience of people here in this city and state is just so -- incredibly uplifting for me. so i'm going to be campaigning hard no matter who the republicans nominate. >> one other question here. kind of a potential question. i love the -- personal question. i love the little kids. i know you have a new granddaughter. >> i do yes. 18 months. >> charlotte. what does she call you? >> grandma. >> what does she call bill clinton? >> pop pop. >> okay, how do we -- >> i have no idea where it came from. my daughter doesn't really -- out of the blue one day, she goes grandma, pop pop. and we -- she sees us as a matched pair. so if one of us shows up without the other, she'll greet the one that's there and go grandma and then she'll start looking around and go pop pop or vice versa. when we do face time

but i just wanted to add with our own story out of minneapolis-st. paul, and it is a story, first of all, of inefficiency, so we made a reconfiguration at our airport and there were lines at one point where the average time was 45-50 minutes, average time. that meant there were passengers waiting. this is just a month ago, for two hours, for an hour and a half, missing their flights, and there were simply not enough t.s.a. agents on. they rerouted a training that was of course necessary because of the inspector general report that came out this june showing some severe problems in security at our airports. so we had a perfect storm of people out for training, a new reconfiguration and then finally the spring break travel. but it was simply unacceptable when our taxpayers have been paying for t.s.a., and in fact this congress authorized $100 million more, $90 million more than they asked for in the last budget year. i know and i have appreciated t.s.a. administrator neffenger coming to minnesota, saying that it was unacceptable, saying they were hiring peo

st. paul's united methodist church in prayer hoping for her safe

in atlanta, minneapolis, st. paul, clock an hour before tsa inspects your carry-on. volumes. >> tsa administrator -- peter neffinger. >> i do have concerns about long wait times. it gathers people up. it end up being an inconvenience for the traveler no small problem it pose a potential problem with respects stew large crowds of people. >> earlier this year the nation's busiest, alanta hartfield jackson fed up with the tsa woefully understaffed said it is considering privatizing the security screening process. >> we are working very hard to dramatically improve our ability to move people through, shifting volume airports. front loading our, our hiring to those airports. train more people than we have ever trained before. >> reporter: so how did we get here? one the number of fliers has grown substantially over the last couple years. the tsa has shifted its focus to enhanced screening at checkpoint instead of efficiency of moving people through the lines. also the number of screeners is capped by congress. administrator neffinger says the agency is hiring as fast is t

in 1821, the colonization society bought a large area of land at the mouth of the st. paul river in liberia, as a temporary haven for returning slaves, expecting them to set off for their native villages. after three or four generations in america, they do not know where their native villages were, so many did not move into the interior and that settlement grew into a city. work for the, the colonization society started about 40 years too late. the economy of the south had converted from tobacco to con. -- cotton. tobacco plantations depended on skilled hands to grow the tender crops, which usually forced planters to foster worker contentment by providing adamant care for worker families, providing care for elderly and children. onntent changed -- cott changed that and changed slavery entirely. it required no skills. they absorbed women, children and the elderly as long as they could stand or crawl. it opened agriculture to a new class of grower. almost every white man could join you all he needed was a ,atch of land, it will -- whip and enough money to buy a slave. craftsm

workout partners are speaking out after discovering they were secretly recorded at an la fitness in st. paulminnesota, the same youtube user uploaded 36 videos of dudes working oh out with the camera zoomed in to their private areas. >> i have a lot of friends that work there and sent it to a couple of them, they were blown away. >> this is creepy, this is not cool. >> this happened over a year ago, they are not looking to press charges but speaking out hoping that the videos get taken down and the kicked out of the gym. >>> our partners reporting on wides spread scheduling manipulation at va medical facilities. the report found supervisors instructed employees to falsify wait times and facilities in 7 states. back in 2014, it was revealed that dozens of veterans died while waiting for care. va says it has made significant changes. >>> emergency crews in california had to rescue man from the side of a rock yesterday. now, he is 27, he is a hiker and did trespass pass on the massive rock illegally he was face timing his girlfriend at the time proposing to her, when he realized he was stuck. a

st. paul's united methodist is holding around the clock vigils. >> that candle will burn here at fire stationtil comes home. >> her fire family also holding light in hope and the power of prayer will bring her back [ siren ] p on behalf of fire chief all personnel will have a moment of reflection of hope to bring nicole home. >> her husband and family have declined interviews. but steve mittendorf after sergeant did offer a public message to his wife. >> i have a message to my wife. sweetheart i love you. and i am praying for you. and i'm not sure where you are. but know we're all looking for you. and i look forward to your safe return. >> reporter: now, today, nicol nicole's family was made aware that files were downloaded on to her cellphone about the same time that she went missing. now those files railroad rewest totd phone carrier they initia initially denied providing files and following legal intervention, those files whatever they may be, will now be given to law enforcement. live tonight fairfax county, marina morocco,. >> typeal farewell to prince george county firefighter today joh

let's go back to our affiliate in minneapolis- st. paulf his paisley estate. ñp>> his music will live foreve and people who are heart broken because hearts are breaking with this news. they ca' know he lived through his music and there is a variety of messages that he left. and profound message was a message of love and a message of something beyond what we experienced here. what prince would want us to feel ri)u now. he would want us to mourn, he knows he left a lasting impression with us, but after that, he would want us to celebrate his life and he transitioned to something greater. and so is while my heart is broken, i am blessed and i feel fortunate to have had wonderful memories with prince roger nelson and my condolences to his family and those close to it him. >> you say his full name. prince roger ares nelson. what was he like to have a quiet conversatrjrwith? >> he was amazing. and he was funny. he was so real you know? and versatile and a multifacetted man. we watched you movies together and we watched john oliver and different

fresh off her primary, hillary clinton is making a campaign stop in philadelphia at the st. paul baptist church. it's invitation only and pastor callahan talked about the importance of having her visit. >> if she is elected there are things we'll expect from her administration and even if she doesn't get elected raising the questions allows for them to be answered and dealt with by everyone who is running. >> clinton is making the stop in the area ahead of the pennsylvania primary on april 25th, she will discuss gun violence along with eric holder, the movement that lost their kids to violence and other community leaders. >> i hope that the united states of america will start to look at the issue of homicide as a public health epidemic, we have to start considering this as a disease, how do we fine the cure for this disease. >> those that show up will listen to clinton's message but no matter who is elected president, the issue of gun violence has to be addressed. >> we have more people murdered in this country than we lose in wars overseas. >> we are waiting on the arrival of hi