blackwell has big plans for the area.ng, well, i just had to have. a long time favorite. what do we have here? oh, oxtail. >> chris: yeah, man. curried goat. >> anthony: oh sweet. i don't care whether it's the bronx or kingston or wherever i can get it, oxtail, curried goat, callaloo, and, of course, rice and pigeon peas. got to have that. got to love the food in this country. >> chris: man, it's the best. >> anthony: it's such a mix. >> chris: asian. oh, yeah. >> anthony: african. a lot of people totally miss out, i mean curry goat, that's -- >> chris: yeah, man. it's asian stuff. >> anthony: it comes from the east indies, what they used to call -- >> chris: that's true. >> anthony: chef chris's cook-shop has become something of a local institution, a thriving business in a town that's seen better days. how long have you been open here? >> chris: i've been open, this little shop, for 13 years. >> anthony: 13 years? >> chris: yeah, man. >> anthony: the town changed in that time or stayed the same? >> chris: well, right no

blackwell and 4 others have refrained from eating since april 21 they are demanding that mayor ed lee fire san francisco's police chief because of recent police shootings. hundreds of people protested on tuesday. blackwell's condition at this hour is not yet known. >>> we want to take a live look outside along the embav -- embarcadero. whitney has been tracking forecast. we're still talking about spotty showers. >> just a chance for spotty shower and maybe a pop-up thunderstorm as we go into saturday. ting a chance for us as we straight into weekend. satellite radar showing us this area of low pressure is circulating off the coast. it's pulling in a lot of moisture. you can see that staying to the north of us. not quite moving into the bay. we're just dealing with cloudy skies. we cowl see a few pop-up showers at 9 a.m. oakland and valejo seeing a bit of rain. we could even see an isolated thunderstorm. our temperatures will be closer to the 50s waking up tomorrow with the slight chance of shower. pam? >>> a bay area specialist in drug addiction says that he was on his way to treat mu

ken blackwell and served on the anti-trump pac, our priorities.ome you to the broadcast, and i've got to ask you has there been a conversion or are you still holding a grudge? >> i'm doing a kabuki dance with donald trump because as you know, lou, i'm an old reaganite and i want to make sure that he doesn't come in, in the heat of the -- in the euphoria of the moment try to disassemble the reagan agenda. he has a brilliant opportunity to rally the conservative base and to broaden the tent to include what we used to call reagan democrats and win this election and put thegenda of economic growth that jack kemp and i worked on for so long with president reagan, put it back in the play. lou: here's what occurs to me when i hear a great republican like ken blackwell and others express those sentiments. barack obama has rolled back the reagan agenda mightily. hillary clinton would stomp it to death, whatever embers of it might remain. snuff it out, if she's elected. and i don't understand why you would not embrace a man who has talked about restores pro

blackwell posted these photos on his instagram page. so far mayor ed lee says he has no plans to fire the police chief and the hunger strike continues. >>> frightening scene at an east bay mcdonald's. bullet holes in the windows where someone fired into the restaura restaurant. this is very near the choiltd's play area. michelle, the situation here, was anyone hurt? >> reporter: one employee was hurt. certainly a scary situation. police say the shooter was out here in the parking lot near the drive-through when he shot into the restaurant there, just on the other side of those windows that have been boarded up is the play place area. police say one employee near the windows was hit. he suffered minor gunshot wounds. investigators say they don't believe the victim was the intended target. i spoke with an employee of the kfc who works next door. she said last week the ex-boyfriend of a mcdonald's employee broke a window at the restaurant. they say they believe the same man is responsible for today's incident. employees are terrified that

victor blackwell joins me now. you have an up close and personal black box. they're not block. usually orange so they can see them no matter what, mountainous or underwater. >> yeah. it's called the black box, reporters gave it the nickname in the 50s and 60s went this went to mainstream and mandatory, there are so many parameters measured here, they thought it was black magic. it measured speed, flight path, pitch, climb, acceleration. it will measure everything in that flight from paris to cairo and tell investigators what went right and what went wrong. i went down to speak with an investigator, an expert on black boxes, to find out why this is still not enough. >> they consist of three parts. you've got the element which records and the power unit in the back. >> abdul, these are the beacons sending out these pings, right? >> yes, they are. there's a censor activated by water. once activated, they will send up a ping signal picked up by tracking devices that will look for these specific pings. >> i'm seeing these are simple screws here, that the beacon isn't connected to th

i want to bring back ken blackwell, who was with us just before we broke away.part of the stop-trump movement. i'm going to guess a you were encouraged by what you just heard from senator cruz and mike pence. >> first, let me say, that was an extraordinary exchange between senator cruz and the trump supporters. he was courteous, he was -- the trump supporters. he was courteous, he, in fact, was forthright. and i think he crystalized what the choice is tomorrow. >> but, can i say -- >> donald trump -- donald trump is not a conservative and he's barely a republican and he hasn't embraced the republican platform and i think that's the choice tomorrow. do you want a principled conservative or do you want the king of cronyism. >> ken, there's another way to read that exchange that's playing on the left side of your screen. if they didn't see it live, it was this six to seven-minute exchange between ted cruz and trump supporters, with the trump supporters pushing back and saying, indiana doesn't want you here, senator. so, ken, the other way to read that is evidence t

this morning, blackwell talked about his weakening health. >> our health is declining very fast.e're very concerned about that. hopefully the mayor won't be so stubborn and will meet with us. >> mayor ed lee tried to meet with the hunger strikers monday but his offer was rejected. the protesters then marched to city hall yesterday but could not meet with mayor lee. >>> you have until the end of the night to give to a big fund-raising campaign for nonprofits in the east bay after the website used for a big drive yesterday had a series of glitches unfortunately. the east bay community foundation tells us they were anticipating up to $1.4 million during yesterday's donation drive but because of the glitch only pulled in around $500,000. still a lot of money but not what they hoped for. a donation benefits hundreds of charities and thousands more across the nation. managing director at donor services and administration east bay community foundation. >> i'm sure there were donors that got frustrated or only had a certain amount of time to make the donation and couldn't just sit there

. >> and what's interesting is, lucien blackwell was who chaka fattah replaced and unseated.ow he was unseated as well in a similar primary circumstance, and in that same union hall, as it turns out. >> yeah, i think in the end, as i think i said early on, i think the voters have heard this story for so long. i mean, with his son being found guilty, and even -- and i want to say if, if, if. we have no idea what ultimately is gonna happen, and everyone is innocent until they go through a process. i do think, though, that people were just starting to get a little weary and a little sad. i wanted to see whether or not voters would be sad or mad. if they were mad, i thought the congressman had a good chance of being able to pull it off. i think they were more sad and weary about the argument, and he ended up having very little money to be able to get any kind of message out to the voters. and dwight was absolutely considered a really good, solid candidate who could replace him. >> so, despite that he lost his power on the appropriations committee five or six years ago, dwight eva

blackwell is one of five people refusing food. they want the police chief to step down. >>> yesterday protesters in support of the hunger strikers interrupted the meeting. >> however long they want to exercise their first amendment rights we will facilitate that until it is dangerous. then we will make sure everybody is safe. >> the chief has no intention of stepping down, the commission was discussing proposed changes to the department's use of force policy. including changing guidelines on when and how firsts -- officers should use force. >>> our time is 5:08. preparing for cinco de mayo celebration, what the city of san jose is doing to keep people safe. >>> another development in the race for the white house. the reason some say the real work for donald trump is just beginning. >>> good morning, we're looking at a commute that's still going to be getting busier by the moment. this is highway 24, it looks all right. we have a problem in the south bay. we'll run that down for you coming up. >> the weather is getting busy. this a

. >>> the san francisco hunger striker is back at the camp site. 39-year-old blackwell says he fainted in his tent. he was taken to get his blood tested but by evening he was back at the campsite. he's been refusing food until police chief steps down. >>> protesters interrupted the meeting. this is what the chief had to say. >> however long they want to exercise their rights we'll do whatever we can to facilitate that until it's dangerous. then we will work with medical personnel to make sure everyone is safe. the chief has no intention of stepping down. the commission was discussing proposed changes to the use of force policies, changing guidelines on when and how officers should use force. the commission is waiting for a review on the policies. >>> and the final hurdle may have been cleared for donald trump. john kasich quit yesterday. live in washington on how trump's real work is just beginning. >> good morning. let's remember how this started. we had 17 candidates vying for the nomination and now we're down to 1, donald trump. he has a tough job, he has to unite the party, he has

you can catch more of victor blackwell's report tomorrow morning. >> and up ahead, a vintage world war ii plane caught on camera crashing into the hudson river. what we know about the moments before the plane took a deadly nosedive. the big hilton world sale is on honors members save up to 25% on brands like hampton, doubletree, hilton garden inn, and waldorf astoria so stop clicking around. book direct at hilton.com now that's satisfaction. mobility is very important to me. that's why i use e*trade mobile. it's on all my mobile devices, so it suits my mobile lifestyle. and it keeps my investments fully mobile... even when i'm on the move. sign up at etrade.com and get up to six hundred dollars. new biwhat are we gonna do?ys... how about we pump more into promotions? ♪ nah. what else? what if we hire more sales reps? ♪ nah. what else? what if we digitize the whole supply chain? so people can customize their bike before they buy it. that worked better than expected. i'll dial it back. yeah, dial it back. just a little. live business, powered by sap. when you run live, you run simple. >>

our victor blackwell joining us now from orlando, florida, where the libertarian party is holding their. what are they saying about their chances in this rather unusual political season? >> reporter: wolf, they say they're getting the support and the money. this is the first interview of governors johnson and well together and wide ranging conversation about policy and strategy, from why bill weld is not a member of the never trump movement to whether or not gary johnson would use cannabis in the white house. we started with hillary clinton and that scathing frort treport the i 2k3g at the state departm >> thank you for being on cnn. >> thank you. >> pleasure. >> we'll talk about your candidacy and potential opponents in a moment. i want to start with the news of the day and president obama's historic vizzic to hiroshima and questions of whether he would apologize. he did not. would a president johnson apologize? do you think president obama should have? >> well, thinking about the decision that truman made, just glad that it wasn't a decision that i would have had to make. but given th

karla: tambiÉn cristina blackwell nos va a llevar a la casa de trucos mÁs antigua.broadway. ♪ ♪ alan: de regreso en nueva york. al lado del united palace. venga a pasarla de maravilla. y no podÍan faltar los deportes, porque amÉrica jugÓ ayer contra monterrey, partido de semifinal. y por eso dejamos solito y abandonado a ernesto amador. ernesto, mis Águilas volar medio-alto. ernesto: alan, mala noticia. traje los chilaquiles y los tacos, pero menos voy a tener que comer. alan: no, mÁndalos para acá! ernesto: seÑores, el Águila vuela, y vuela alto. jugaron ayer el partido de ida en el estadio azteca. la verdad que lo mÁs destacado, los porteros. golazo de osvaldito, que debemos decirle osvaldote. y si bien estuvo atacando monterrey con esa delantera letal, estuvo espectacular hugo gonzÁlez, que se ha quedado con la titularidad. impresionante lo de tus Águilas, apestan a campeones. alan: me da muchÍsimo gusto. ernesto: no sÉ si viste el gol impresionante de las Águilas del amÉrica. alan: cÓmo no, si soy fanÁtico. lo bueno es que no recibimos gol de visitante. ernesto:

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selassie blackwell instagramed this picture of himself at the ucsf medical center.well's decision not to eat until chief suhr has fired gave him a blood condition. >>> but the hunger strikers still had the stamina to reach city hall yesterday from their wheelchairs. hundreds of protestors joined them at the steps to shed light on officer shootings. >>> happening today, plenty of people could be out partying for cinco de mayo and aaa wants to keep drunk drivers off the road. they are offering tipsy tow. drivers who need a ride home can call for a free one-way tow and you don't have to be a member of aaa. it will be offered between 6 p.m. and 6 a.m. today through tomorrow morning. >>> time now 5:34. check of weather with roberta. >> usually at this time when we take a look at our live weather camera and it's on the transamerica pyramid looking east, we see the blue and the gold lights that are on the embarcadero. we say hey, that's to salute our warriors. since they are not playing until saturday, that's to salute our san jose sharks who drop the puck in nashville to

ken blackwell, we'll have to leave it at that. thank you very much for your insights. >>> the delegate math looking harder and harder for bernie sanders, the vermont senator is now threatening a party platform fight at the convention. >>> and next the latest on the wildfire that is threatening thousands in canada. why that fire could double in size today. stay with us. heart valve problem, pradaxa helps stop blood cells from pooling in the heart... forming a clot... which can travel to the brain and cause a stroke. pradaxa was better than warfarin at reducing stroke risk in a study. in the rare event of an emergency, pradaxa has a specific reversal treatment to help you clot normally again. pradaxa is not for people who have had a heart valve replacement. don't stop taking pradaxa without talking to your doctor. stopping increases your risk of stroke or blood clots. ask your doctor if you need to stop pradaxa before a planned medical or dental procedure. pradaxa can cause serious, and sometimes, fatal bleeding. don't take pradaxa

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jane me blackwell, al taubenberger and council sanchez are again the tack. mayor kenney says if this tax does not go through there's no way to fund the expanded pre k and other services for the parks and rec centers in the city. the city council will vote on this measure in june. so we will see how it all goes down then. lucy and iain. >> thank you very much, dawn. >>> a break from the heavy rain for now in your fox 29 weather authority. chief meteorologist scott williams is here. scott, we'll take the break but i'm guessing that means more is right around the corner, right? >> it really is. i mean, we are getting that lull in the action so to speak. don't cancel any plans stepping outdoors right now we have the cloud cover but take look at ultimate doppler getting that break in the rain. but more is headed in our direction by the end of the week. we had some heavier showers even thunderstorms along the shore earlier in the day. but as we expand the view, you can see off to the west a couple of showers trying to move toward the nation's capital but here's th

i spoke with city council woman janie blackwell who says her office is working with the city to savehe garden. she says they're trig to postpone the sheriff sale until they can come up way permanent solution to preserve the property. dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. >>> food for fines. tampa is considering letting drivers pay parking tickets with canned drivers. they can get a dollar credit toward a ticket for every can of food they donate. food would go to needy families. city council members still have to approach the idea. tallahassee launch add similar program and it brought in 300 pounds of food. >>> all right. we are on day nine without any sun. i think that's where we are. >> we did -- i think -- >> no full sunshine. >> okay. >> one day we saw it for about an hour. >> yes. it star the at 5:23 p.m. on a tuesday. >> yeah. i mean, the sun is going to eventually make a come back but i got to tell you tomorrow is really going to be aldolase see day. we're looking at a lot of cloud cover. >> lousy. >> kind of bad. we're looking at temperatures once again tomorrow stuck in the 50s and als

a spokesman for the hunger striker says blackwell has a blood condition. >> strikers calling themselves the "frisco five" led a march yesterday. they have been in front of the mission police station for two weeks upset about police shootings and texts sent by an officer. they want chief suhr out of the. >>> a north carolina law that limits protects to the lgbt community violates federal civil rights laws, the law bans transgender individuals from using the bathroom that corresponds with their gender identity. the justice department says the law discriminates against employees and students on the basis of sex. that means north carolina could lose out on millions of dollars in federal funds. >>> campaign 2016 started with 17 candidates on the republican side. now we're down to one, donald trump. now the last man in the race for the white house. [ pause ] >> ohio governor john kasich officially suspended his campaign this afternoon. allen martin with the latest from the campaign trail. allen. >> reporter: well, ken, john kasich made the decision to drop out less than 24 hours after ted cru

selassie blackwell sent an instagram picture of himself at the hospital. his decision not to eat a bite until chief suhr's fired has given him a blood condition. but the hunger strikers still have the stamina to reach city hall yesterday from their wheelchairs. hundreds of protestors joined them at the steps to shed light on officer shootings. >>> happening today, it is cinco de mayo and aaa is helping out in case you have one too many drinks. the company is offering something called tipsy tow. drivers who need a ride home can call for a free one way tow and you don't have to be a member of aaa. the service will be offered between 6 p.m. and 6 a.m. today through tomorrow morning. >>> time now 4:35. let's check the weather with roberta. >> it is going to be a day again in which you might want to carry the umbrella. it's a complex situation we have happening off the coast with the clouds streaming onshore. and the unsettled air mass. we have to keep this -- i hate to say chance of showers and not being able to just to exactly nail it. but that's the case tod

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our victor blackwell looks inside a political action committee looking to stop trump. >> hillary is leading-- >> reporter: bill fletcher creates democratic campaign ads. >> the writing's in the sky. >> you have a deeply damaged brand, the republican party. it's all wrapped up in the politics of personnel. >> a good friend of mine said at one time, in politics, you don't have to love what i love but you have to hate what i hate. and a lot of people hate donald trump. >> reporter: today, this team reflect ace rally in nashville is creating an online ad for wee the people. a super pac. the audience, women. >> don't get tangled up in a particular policy. it's like in 1992, carvelle said it's the -- the economy's stupid. i think what they're trying to tell us now is it's the donald's stupid. there's a percentage of republican women who are either not going to vote for trump or default and vote for the democrat. they simply won't bring themselves to vote for a man who said the thing he said about women, about hispanic, about barring muslims from our country. it's un-american. >> reporter: fletche

blackwell told mission local he fainted in his tent. he was taken to ucsf. his blood was tested. he and the other protesters will continue to get daily medical checkups. he has been refusing to eat for 15 days demanding that the police chief step down. >>> yesterday protesters in support of the hunger strikers opportunitied -- gutted. >> however long they want to exercise their rights we will facilitate that until it's dangerous. at that time we'll work with medical personnel to make sure everyone is safe. >> the chief has no up tension of stepping down -- intention of stepping down. they are changing guidelines on when and how police officer use force. the police chief wants to give tasers to his officers. >>> an arrest has been made in connection to a string of beebee gun shootings in the east bay. up next, donald trump last rival in the race for the republican nomination dropped out. what his next moves are. >>> mother nature's next move is thundershowers, it will be close, there's boomers in the sierra. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ don't you just love it ♪ ♪ . >>> ned rahl and fate authorities in

. >> i'm victor blackwell. the commander in chief became the comedian in chief, altogether for the washington gala and he did not spare anyone, including himself. >> that's right. president obama cracking jokes at himself and just about everything from the media to the republican party to, of course, donald trump, a lot of anticipation to hear his lines against trump. he took good natured shots at democrats. here are the highlights. >> eight years ago, i said it was time to change the tone of our politics. in hindsight, i clearly should have been more specific. eight years ago, i was a young man. full of idealism and vigor. look at me now. i'm gray, grizzled, discounting the days until my death panel. hillary once questioned whether i would be ready for a 3 a.m. phone call, now i'm awake any way, because i've got to go to the bathroom. meanwhile, michelle has not aged a day. the only way you candidate her is inn photos is by looking at me. take a look. here we are in 2008. here we are a few years later. and thi

chris stirewalt and ken blackwell among your guests. good night in new york. junjudge napolitano: good eveni, i'm judge andrew napolitano filling in for kennedy. f.b.i. investigators are getting close enough to the former secretary of state and her private service debacle that she released her own secret weapon. >> they said we want to see all your emails. she said they don't belong to me, they flongt state department. this is. >> game. judge -- judge napolitano: bill clinton is dismissing the scandal about her private email server as a game. she failed to protect state secrets in 2,200 instances while she was secretary of state. she received a two-hour tutorial from f.b.i. agents on the proper care and handling of state secrets before she swore an oath to protect them as secretary of state. she across manied she had an obligation to recognize and protect information on the basis of its sensitive fayture and not whether they bore classified warning or not. the department of justice referred to it investigation of mrs. clinton as a law enforcement proceeding th

blackwell was taken to the hospital and treated for blood issues. he said today the visit to the hospital really did scare him a lot and he is still returning to the encampment and will continue with the hunger strike and some other people have collapsed during the past couple of weeks. they are only drinking water and coconut milk. >> they are monitoring these five protestors on a daily basis. checking their vital signs. one of the doctors said at this stage the game the health risks there simple starvation is could be cardiac rars and infections as well. despite the dangers, they are not telling the frisco five to end the hunger strike. >> when it comes to our work, the respect of the patient for their own body and their autonomy will come before what we should do to prolong life. same thing with the end of life care. >> they say i don't want to be resuscitated. you don't resuscitate them. those things are important discussions we have been having with these five. >> they never should have come counsel to us coming down and being hungry and sleepi

. >> i'm victor blackwell. 10:00 here on the east coast. we're beginning in the nation's capital this morning, washington, d.c., at my alma mater, beautiful howard university. president obama delivers the commencement address at the historically black college in washington, d.c. >> we're about 45 minutes away now, a couple thousand graduates will be walking across that stage today. >> today will mark the first presidential commencement speech of the season. >> good mornijoe johns joins us. >> good morning. other presidents have staked out their legacies here, including lyndon johnson. the big question will be whether he will wade into the chaotic state of american poll titics a expand on his comments that this campaign is not a reality show. >> we will be waiting and listening. that's for sure. >> not yours, ana. >> that's victor's and many others. >> the kentucky derby is today but of course not just a horse race. we are live checking out the food and the fashion. i see you've got the top are on now. >> trying to be like you, victor. the w

nonetheless, i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell.> there won't be parades or picnics in parts of texas this memorial day. the state caught up in flooding emergencies after getting hit by more than a foot of rain. >> two people are dead from the heavy storms in southeast texas. one of them apparently found in a vehicle that was swept away by floodwater. for houston and austin, there is no end in sight. if you are there, more rain is expected throughout the weekend. >>> folks in the midwest could see more water rescues like this today. missouri's governor is declaring a state of emergency and warning of potential flash flooding there. also overnight, tropical storm warnings were posted for parts of the southeast. how could this impact your memorial day weekend travel plans? >>> that answer coming from allison chinchar in the severe weather center. what are you learning about what we can expect in the next 24 to 48 hours? >> let's start with the tropical storm. we will get to the texas flooding in just a moment. here's a look at our cur

blackwell. >> let's start with you, jeffrey. why the change in not just tone but characterization of the eight years from donald trump? >> well, actually i am not sure there a change. when he talked about bill clinton's impeachment in that clip from long ago, he is giving his opinion of the impeachment. what he is talking about now is hillary clinton's role in the whole clinton saga with women as an enabler. those are two different things. the second, the newer issue, if you will, or his version of it at this point is of course exactly the version that a number of women, juanita broderick and others have come forward, so basically what he is doing is repeating what women are saying about hillary clinton. >> hillary, jeffrey says there is no change. do you agree with that? >> look, i think this is nauseating. i can't believe that jeffrey is going to go down this road for the next several months. this is where we are. we have donald trump who is sort of proudly boasts how he is is, you know, on his third marriage and cheated on hi

victor blackwell in orlando, thank you so much for that. >>> next, he said from the beginning he'd getp? >> you have friends thinking about voting for donald trump. friends do not let friends vote for con artists. >> if donald trump asked you to speak on his behalf, you would do so? >> yeah. i don't want to be hillary clinton to be president. >> what a difference a few months can make. how trump's former rival plans to help and what trump's encouraging rubio to do. stay with us. e*trade is all about seizing opportunity. and i'd like to... cut. thank you, we'll call you. evening, film noir, smoke, atmosphere... bob... you're a young farmhand and e*trade is your cow. milk it. e*trade is all about seizing opportunity. sign up at etrade.com and get up to six hundred dollars. whatwherever you are.ing. splenda zero is a fun, easy way to get the perfect amount of sweetness, down to the last sip. zero calories. zero carbs. zero sugar. zero effort. new splenda zero. >>> after months of one of the more brutal rivalries in presidential primary history, marco rubio and donald trump seem to be call

. >> i'm victor blackwell. >> the courtship between pawn u paul ryan and donald trump. they're warming to one another, but the house speaker, like many in new relationships, wants to take it slow. >> those are words for soem peop -- slow for some people. let's just take it slow. still not offering his endorsement to the republican nominee, however, the divide seems to be closing a bit. the team also meet together to go over policy. no word as to whether trump or ryan will be there in person. but while policy may be on the table, paul ryan does say bringing the republican party together for the general election is still issue number one. >> it is no secret that donald trump and i have had some disagreements. it is no secret that we from time to time clash on an issue or two. that happens with people. that happens with republicans. the question is, can we put together a process that really actually helps get our party unified so we're at full strength in the full and based upon the meetings that we had on thursday, i'm encouraged with the beginning of the process. >> but

i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. to syria. cnn is the only television news organization to travel with the top u.s. commander as he arrives in syria on a secret visit. we get an unprecedented look at how they're fighting isis. >>> new details on the death of prince. sara sidner is live in minnesota. >> reporter: we're learning new details about the days and hours leading up to his death and sad details about how long he was dead before his body was discovered here at paisley park. we'll have that coming up in just a bit. >>announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> we have breaking news we want to share with you this mornin morni morning. the iraqi army is ordering people to get out as the military will retake the city from isis. joining us now, jamana what, are you learning? >> reporter: well, christi, the iraqi military is asking residents of fallujah to leave the city ahead of the operation, to liberate fallujah from isis. they say the operation will begin in the next few days. as you recall, fallujah was the first

. >> i'm victor blackwell. >> cnn "newsroom" begins just now. >> if you are getting to the airport today, you might want to add extra time to get through security. >> rachel crane is live with what to expect. >> reporter: we are here at one of many airports experiencing crazy lines, hour-delays, the #ihatethewait has been trending for a week now. more coming up next. >>> rachel, thank you so much. listen, we need to start with hillary clinton and this ad that she released just a short time ago that mocks donald trump for not releasing his taxes. it doesn't look as though he's going to do that either. but what's interesting about this ad is you do not see her face, you do not hear her voice. she is no where to be seen in this hillary clinton ad. >> and this comes after let's say a mixed week for donald trump, the release of some bizarre recordings from the 90s and what many say was a positive step toward unification, this visit to washington to rally support from republican leaders. watch this. >> donald trump taking a hit from hillary clinton in a new video that asks why won't he release

alison blackwell and hug hugh pinaro, philadelphia natives who have made it big on broadway. alison was in the lion king. phenomenal talent on stage, just playing and singing all the great american popular music and patriotic tunes. it will be very stirring. >> we have a few moments. we should pull up the information really quickly. if you are interested in getting tickets, as you heard michael say, pretty decent amount. 15 to 25 bucks. may 28th, 7:00 in the evening at the mann center. should be a great event. >> it will be. >> thank you so much for being with us. we appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> good luck. looking forward to the performance. >> thank you. >>> coming up next on "nbc10 news today," rowing on the river. despite the gloomy weather outside, teams across the country are competing in the oldest and largest high school rowing competition. we'll a take you there live coming up. >>> it is a little gloomy. skies are gray with rain falling across the area. we'll give you timing. looking from the camera. gray skies in the background. we'll talk more about the weekend

ken blackwell is keeping an eye on how thing are turning out in indiana.formal endorsement, but he does not like donald trump. his organization has spent a great deal of money to make sure donald trump doesn't win tonight. if it turn out that he does, then what? >> this is a delegate by delegate hunt. our goal line is 1,237. and until he crosses that goal line of 1,237 this is a contest. so i see this going out to california on june 7 and if he doesn't get 1,237, then we hit the middle round of this fight, the sick week between california -- the six weeks between california and the last primary and the opening of the convention. neil: you are hopeful you can deny donald trump taking this before the convention. but let's say he wins in indiana big. right now he has the lead. but let's say he gets all 57 delegates. then he's down to 184 he would need to wrap this puppy up. that's doable given the recent threat. >> it's doable but not guaranteed to him. let's take this out of the personal realm. it's not that i don't like donald trump. but i really question a

. >> i'm victor blackwell. good to be with you. >>> this just in. >> what an ad for hillary clinton slamming donald trump for not releasing his tax returns. what's interesting about this ad, she doesn't say anything, there is not a picture of her. but this coming after bizarre revelations that donald trump allegedly posed as his own publicist years ago. >> all this coming just as things seem to start going his way after his meeting with speaker paul ryan, his big push to get republican leaders to back him. >> reporter: donald trump taking a hit from hillary clinton in a new video that asks, why won't he release his taxes? >> he will not follow the example of every single democratic and republican presidential nominee since 1976. >> reporter: but the billionaire, he's not budging. >> when the audit ends up i'll present them. i hope it is before the election. >> reporter: sounding down right defiant. >> what is your tax rate? >> it's none of your business. you'll see it when i release. but i fight very hard to pa

we have allison blackwell, philadelphian who's been on broadway and "the lion king." and she was here with carol king. we have hugh panera, another philadelphian, who's famous for his role in "the "phantom of the opera."" >> you were telling me you're also going to provide complimentary tickets to some people. tell us more about that. >> we provide complimentary tickets to military veterans and current military, first responders, police and firemen, all philadelphia school students, scouting, even to teachers. so we want to fill the place and we want this to be a great memorial day celebration. >> do you have any sense right now, frank, as to what the response will be? >> the response has been great so far. the police have been great. you know, the firemen and it's not just for them. it's to bring their families, as many tickets as they want. the mann's a large facility and that's why we chose the mann, but the gates open at 5:00 and you can come and piccinich. >> oh, fantastic. >> it will be great. the -- >> lay out a blanket? >> lay out a blanket, picnic, and concer

blackwell posted these photos on his instagram page.he was released from the hospital. >>> when you get outside today, keep a slicker handy. we've been watching rain come in. it could be stronger today. good morning. >> a slicker, sam? >> city slickers, right? a poncho. >> umbrella. something like that. >> a rain jacket? a hot. >> we will have rain in the forecast today. mainly this afternoon. as you head out this morning, you're just seeing the cloudy skies. rain doesn't get fired up until about 11:00 or 12:00 in parts of the bay air why. the lunchtime temperature in san francisco will be 62 and 63 in the north bay, eventually reaching 58 and low 70s in the south bay and peninsula. once again we'll be tracking storms moving into the bay area today as well as tomorrow and saturday. i'll give you a better idea of the timeline coming up in less than ten minutes. let's head over to mike with a view of slowing on this morning's commute. >> concern over here in oakland, a few flashing lights that caught my attention northbound 880. it's just

blackwell who says her office is working with the city to save the departmented, they're trying to postpone the sheriff's sale. >>> local leaders turn out to support inmates working to rejoin society in positive ways. philadelphia mayor jim kenney and anthony williams were among those attending the faces of re-entry gail la in university city. it helps former end mates reintegrate into society through mentoring and other support programs. >>> the crowds turned out on south street on for good music and eats. it was the annual is south street spring festival. dozens of restaurants and boutiques setting up shop al a 12 block area. thousands of people turn out for this event each year and this year was no different. >>> students at one school in the city's hunting park section are making sure their school is a place that welcomes everybody. the 1200 students from mass tri charter school attended a rally. student grade six through 12 pledge to end the r word, a derogatory term used to describe people who have special needs. >>> college students across the country are celebrating their graduation

. >> and i'm victor blackwell. >> we want to talk about a pilot who died when his plane crashed into the hudson river. he is a veteran pilot from key west, florida. he was flying a restored world war ii era plane. when it crashed, he just could not make it out of that cockpit to save himself. rai rachel crane joins us live from new york. what else are you learning about this? >> behind me is the scene of last night's search and rescue operation. that's a single seater world war ii plane crashed into the hudson at around 7:30 last night, the nypd and fdny and other agencies responded to the incident. this is a heavy populated area of the hudson. there are restaurants, there's running paths on either side here. witnesses saw this crash happen. they described the scene as incredibly traumatic. in fact, there was an individual on a sail boat here that jumped into the water to help rescue that pilot after the incident had happened. unfortunately, he was unsuccessful at that. the witnesses described the scene. take a listen. >> he was liked strapped into the seat belt and you could see him

. >> and i'm victor blackwell. big developments this morning in the search for egyptair flight 804. we're getting our first look at debris from the plane after it crashed into the mediterranean sea. this is new video just coming in. it appears to show angled metal here, a purse we saw in some of this video, there's a shoe as well, fabric from maybe the carpet, upholstery from one of the seat, even unwrapped life jacket here you see. up on the upper left here on that tab, egyptair printed. the question is what will this offer? are there clues here to help investigators determine what happened? >> also we'll let you know today just a short while ago france confirmed that on board systems did detect smoke sm parts of the plane moments before it plunged into the water. we're going to dig into what this means in just a moment. high above the mediterranean, including the plane's voice and flight data recorders is ongoing as u.s. aircraft hope comb an area 180 miles off the coast of alexandria. >> the plane's last stop at the charles de gaulle airport has come under scrutiny. there is a lo

you might remember what happened in ohio in 2004 when we had then ken blackwell, secretary blackwell secretary of state, and he was on a committee for then president bush, so secretaries of state should be very, very careful about what they do and how they do it, especially when they are the chief elections officer. that troubles me more than anything. >> so that's secretaries of state. what about chairs of state parties? talking to the chairwoman in nevada who was telling me yesterday on live tv, you know where i'm going. >> i do. >> getting these threats. it was chaotic in nevada just a couple of days ago, you know. senator sanders was on that stage in southern california last night. i understand his frustration and that of the supporters, you know what, they feel like that the democratic party is subverting them and favoring hillary clinton but do you agree with the way that senator sanders responded. should they have said more? >> i mean, the senator was very clear, brooke, and he's been clear from the beginning that he does not support violence or disruptions. he believes that e

i spoke with city council woman janie blackwell who says her office is working with the city to saveden. she says they're trying to postpone the sheriff's sale until they can come up way permanent solution to preserve the property. >>> dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. >>> all right. kathy orr is here with look what's on our radar. >> we have a lot on our radar tonight. as you look outside our weather window market street looking good. looking pretty, looking dry. temperatures still hanging out in the 50s. it's 57 degrees. that was the high for the day. so temperatures really not budging all that much. winds still persistent out of the east northeast at 5 miles an hour. when you have that persistent wind, you're not going to see much changes at all. today's high temperature in the 50s that makes it the ninth consecutive day of clouds, 50s and below normal temperatures and unfortunately we will make it to day 10 and saturday will be day 11. i don't think we'll make it to day 12 though. that's got news. take look right now at the temperatures. 47 in the poconos. 52 in millville. down the sho

allison blackwell is a friend of the show, a broadway star and one of the performers in saturday's memorialalute. welcome back. we were just talking about this. your performance of carole king's song was back in february. and you're back for this. tell us how you got involved. >> yes, my show called and said i want you to be involved in the memorial day salute. it's going to be a great night. lots of patriotic songs. >> tell us more specifically some of the songs you'll be performing. >> i'm doing two gershwin songs and i'll be singing god bless america and the battle hymn of the republic. all three verses. all the verses, all the choruses. >> that's like a showstopper. >> a showstopper. >> and then walk off the stage, good night everybody. >> yeah, so that's the one. that's the exciting one. a great chorus. we're having as, and they're going to be singing with me as well. a great night. >> tell me why that song is great for this event because you have military personnel there. >> yes, we do. >> right, and that speaks to them. >> the man and the philly pops have done this concert, which i t

blackwell says that visit to the hospital scared him quite a bit bye returned to then campment outside the mission station. some of the others say they've collapsed over the past two weeks. they're only drinking water and coconut milk. a team of doctors and medical students from ucsf are monitoring the so-called frisco five on a daily basis, checking their vital signs, but one doctor said this morning at this stage, the health risks from this kind of simple starvation become quite serious. it there's the potential for cardiac arrest and also infect shufnlts despite the dangers doctors say they're not telling the frisco five to end this strike. >> when it comes to our work, the respect of a patient's decision for their own body comes before what we would think we should do in order to prolong life. it's the same with end of life care. some someone says they have terminal life care, you don't resuscitate them. mpt these five protesters say they will not eat until the police chief here in san francisco either resigns or is fired by the mayor. they're upset over several controversial polic

chris stirewalt and ken blackwell among your guests. good night in new york.d eveni, i'm judge andrew napolitano filling in for kennedy. f.b.i. investigators are getting close enough to the former secretary of state and her private service debacle that she released her own secret weapon. >> they said we want to see all your emails. she said they don't belong to me, they flongt state department. this is. >> game. judge

one of the frisco five who has been fasting for 14 days, rapper selassie blackwell, was taken to the hospital today. >> however long they want to exercise their rights, we will do whatever we can to facilitate that. until it becomes dangerous. and then at that point we'll work with dph and medical personnel to make sure everybody is safe. >> reporter: chief suhr says he has no intention of stepping down. he also says he's in the midst of instituting new reforms to his department. >>> new at 10, ucsf is announcing a breakthrough that could affect thousands of babies who suffer oxygen deprivation at birth. it is a drug it's been around for decades and now could be put to a new use saving infants lives. ktvu's debora villalon live now in sonoma after talking to a family that was part of the research. deborah? >> reporter: julie, birth complications happen often without warning even after a normal pregnancy. now a drug linked to scandal may come to the rescue. silver is almost 2 and her parents call her a miracle. >> it was like a nightmare. at the moment. >> reporter: born not breathing