here is the map. the first shooting, montgomery mall, you can see the distance, a significant drive to get to the aspen hill giant so we're not sure if these two shootings are related. it is our understanding the shooter in both locations is still at large. this is the giant connecticut avenue, aspen hill. we are trying to get information on the possible trigger person in either or both of these shootings. but again, fluid situation with things continuing to change. we have two crews on the ground at montgomery county mall. we're trying to get a crew ready to go over there at connecticut avenue and aspen hill. we also have crews headed to the hospital to try to find out the conditions of the shooting victims. i'm sorry, larry, what say? they are eight and a half miles. my producer larry tells me the montgomery county mall and this giant are eight and a half miles between the these two locations. the shooting took place some minutes apart between the two locations. we have not gotten any confirmation a

here he is, on the art museum stems. here we are for the susan g. komen race for the cure in this fight against cancer, and just like rock, we will win this fight. we will be right back. as an educator, it's all about connections. you're not just in the classroom; you're part of the community. you meet these tiny kids every year, and you help them learn and grow. but you also get to know their families, and over the years they become a part of your life, and you become a part of theirs. when you build those connections, you can accomplish some pretty amazing things. i'm jackie kruzik and i'm proud to be a new jersey educator. >> ♪ >> welcome back to the 20th annual race for the cure, all culminated when the survivors walk down the art museum steps, raising their hands in victory, cheers, hugs, we were all here to witness this, and the tears and hugs are still going on, and this is what it is all about. coming together as a family, that was carol, yes, such beautiful moment. >> really was. and the tears weren't just the people who had been impacted b

here, there, everywhere. united states postal service priority: you >>> leicester city have fulfilled the most fantastical -- >> welcome to nbc sports presentation of championship sunday across the networks of nbc universal. >> this is what championship sunday is all about. nine matches set to kick off across the different networks in an epic finale to this unforgettable season. first, a very kick offnote. with the start of those nine games just minutes away across the barclays premier league. it's time to send you to the match of your choice. >> so the campaign comes to a my maximum. west brom in the barclays premier league this season. fans here have been enjoying the demise of their neighbors. liverpool still flying the flag for england in europe. the big final only a few days away. dean, that's had a big bearing in the way they have approached the game. >> it certainly has. the team selection, 11 changes. it gives an opportunity for these players to show jurgen klopp their talent. a good opportunity for 2

>> here's the thing. we had a lot going on here. the april minutes. think what happened is, the fed really effectively thought that -- or relayed the thought market participants were mispricing the june rates. that would be the second increase in ten years, since june of 2006. the last one came obviously in december. there's been an interesting debate going on. a lot of fed watchers, folks i like a lot, muhammad and mark, these guys saying they're not looking for excuses not to raise. they're actually looking for cover to raise. they want to normalize policy here. when you look at what went on this week, the s&p eeked out a gain. we saw rates go up a little bit. the two-year treasury yield is up, what, ten basis points or something. well below the 1.1% it was after the first rate increase. i'm not so certain any rates are going anywhere anytime soon. >> that's exactly the point, actually. that increase in rates we saw is essentially the market saying, we don't believe there's going to be an increase coming up in june. if that's true, then obviously yo

i couldn't see leaving here. as my board date approaches, i see that there might possibly be a light at the end of the tunnel. only in the last years have i felt like maybe this isn't what god has planned for me, to stay here for the rest of my life. >> marta yulin is also a lifer at valley state. she was convicted in 1998 for vehicular manslaughter. she drove drunk and killed four people. >> i wanted to die, myself. it didn't only affect the four people in that car, but myself and my two children don't have their mother right now. the effects ripple on down, and affect so many people that it's unbelievable. the pain will never go away. >> marta is serving 15 to life. when we spoke to her in 2000, she was convinced that prison was the end of the line but longs to reunite with the family she left behind. >> i have a very supportive daughter who's 20 who's putting herself through school, and i have a 23-year-old son in iraq right now who should be coming home soon. he's having the hardest time dealing with me being

counting up the second here, is that what is going on here at the top?yes. >> and there is now coming out. cost taught us here when you make these shots, they need resting period? >> they come out a lot hotter as expresso, same volume, same amount of time. so the 200 degrees water in the machine stays closer to 200 degrees when it is in the cup. so this looks just about perfect. we got 45.4 grams in 23 seconds. now, i haven't done today's calibration yet. but this is just about as yesterday, so we cool it down, give it a taste, should be delicious. >> i do want to taste. >> this i know our time is running out. but quick smell so i can at least report back to you. the glass is hot. and you do get a sweet smell with the coffee smell. meisha, this is not like any coffee you have had. trust me, i will tell you more coming up at about 6:30, i want to try to taste there is a little bit. >> did you taste it? >> it is really good, meisha a you would love it. >> oh, my gosh. jim, jim, we're going. >> function coffee labs, back into you guys. >> justin we have to

they believe most of the people left here are here to disrupt. that coming from the albuquerque police. some folks are continuing -- >> get back. >> reporter: continuing to throw rocks and pebbles. so i'm sticking with my camera crew here as we walk down to try to get out of here. so we're behind the police line now. >> do you know if that's pepper spray, the cannisters that the police are holding, the red can. >> she's choking. >> you better watch out. i couldn't stay at that spot. robert is with us from the albuquerque newspaper. can you give us a sense of how this is moving right now? >> it seems that police are moving protesters mostly south away from the area in which the protests started. as they're doing so, fewer and fewer protesters are sticking around. it seems like the crowd is getting roudyer and the cops are more willing to push forward. >> can you give us a sense of what kind of crowd this is. these are young folks, latinos a lot of them. they have the mexican flag that show their point of view on this issue of immigration but what

>> oh, good to be here again. >> yeah? >> oh, yeah? >> love it here. >> paul, please. come on! welcome to salvador! right? >> thank you. >> all right good sip. >> this is claudio and marilia. it's good to have friends in a place like salvador. in fact, you're pretty much lost without them. >> cheers! for next stop. >> right. >> cool. >> tuesday night in uh, pelo. >> yeah. >> yeah, man. and the tuesday nights are very impressive. many people come to church, first, next going to drinking around, right? try some things, listen to good music, and they come here man. >> people have to work tomorrow right? >> yeah. >> i guess that's brazil right? >> yeah, it's brazil but you have this kind of behavior really here, in pelo but not whole city. >> so how different is salvador from rio and sao paulo? >> man, salvador is a modern, you know? um. the music here, the kind of life, the attitude. this area is amazing. >> it is. >> it's amazing. come here for eat, drink, history, memory, anything. >> pelourinho, pelo for short, was salvador during the portuguese colonial period. it's a

in fact, the fire department came out here to respond to the location here. i have, uhm, parents and a child here. jayden is an 8th grader at the middle school. we understand that the fire department came here, so what was it like, what did you hear? >> i just heard a big loud boom. i thought it was an explosion at first. but then we were told it was lightning hit. >> reporter: yeah. and mom, nicole, tell us why you decided to come here to pick up your kid. i know quite a few parents did today. >> um, well, he had texted me and said that he was a little nervous. it happened -- it struck about 5, 6 times, i'm told. >> reporter: thank you. yeah, so, um, this group, um, just one of the, um, one of the groups here, um, leaving the school today. we saw quite a few other parents and -- and kids, um, leaving the school. the kids were too scared. they couldn't concentrate in school today. also, there's another location nearby on o'hara court. we understand the fire department saying a lightning -- lightning actually struck a -- struck a metal flagpole and actually in

made. >> correct, a full array here of beers here in we will start from here and go this way. >> thisur bourbon oaks porter also known as the tea bag. this one here is our american style ipa, this one here is our american pale hail. and this one here is our coffee stop good you have a big event. you have been releasing, i want to say like mix tapes, little sample. >> we call them under cards. >> may 26th, this thursday, you guys are releasing the full beer that you have here. >> 6:30. >> are you ready. >> we're ready. >> i'm ready to brew. can i brew with you. >> yes, let's go good we are going back here. what is the key to brewing. >> there is two rules, all right. be clean and have fun. >> be clean and have fun. >> yes. >> now how long does it usually take to make this beer. >> this will take six to eight hours in the big system. >> you have a pilot, batch that we will make right now. >> so all of my fermenters are full. when that happens i'm able to come here and do my pilot batch. >> you make everything here good right in here. >> we will make a pilot batch. >> what we will do is

she too is here to do exactly what i'm here to do, why the heck am i here? x men apocalypse movie, and they are not calling it a world premiere but it is the world's first fan watching event. yeah, that is right. so we're going to interview jennifer lawrence. have you done any of your interviews yet. >> in. >> jennifer lawrence is on the list, olivia mon, james, the star and i couldn't fessed i have never seen an x men movie. i am not allowed to tell but it but i will see another one. she's getting ready in hair and make up. this is basically what happens. before you're about to do a interview with the stars you come in with a little bit of make up on and lovery make up artists make sure that everything is taken care of. so you as you can probably imagine, kevin mccarthey is lurking around the halls here somewhere. he is having trouble getting his stuff back to the you had. i have to say, when we travel, it is difficult, right? i'm literally standing here with a microphone, cable and everything right here in my happened trying to make it work in the hotel ro

here. the two children are in foster care right now. >>> new prosecutors have been chosen for the freddie gr naming the new female prosecutors here. the two officers charged in this case have been ordered to testify under immunity against their fellow officers. now prosecutors will have to prove that they didn't allow any of the officers' testimony to influence the cases they present against them. >>> it is 6:03. today hundreds of grocery workers will rally to keep some local giant stores open. the rally is planned for this morning outside of the workers' union offices in landover. they are fighting the possible closure of eight stores propose in a corporate merger. federal regulators have not approved the merger just yet. >>> metro's general manager is moving full throttle to get the rail system back on track. part of the plan included meeting with the agency's top managers yesterday. gm paul wiedefeld says he's make changes if he has to. the managers said safety is a priority and cannot b

so police were already here.standing at higher vantage point, on some steps, that's where my photographer is now. when all of a sudden we see police officers from that parking lot running toward us, with their weapons drawn. running in this direction, into this other parking lot, another shopping center, that is just across the street from members of the montgomery old er dill, h daooting yesterday allegedly shot and killed his estranged wife in the parking lot of high point high school in prince george's county. so, we are told that members of that tactical team actually spotted him in the dunkin' donuts, that is in this parking lot, and had been keeping a very close eye on him for quite some time. watching his every single move. then when tar dill got up and went to his vehicle, that is when we are told from members of that tactical team, one every them spoke us to, they said they decided to use the element of surprise and surround him, that is when they called in that additional

partly sunny to wingy forecast here. afternoon showers pop up here.ng, up in northern california already producing some snow showers up in the sierra and temperatures even with the sun are cooling down after the heat that we had wednesday and thursday. 78 santa rosa. 72 today. 79 yesterday. today, 68. concord, down 10. 15 gusts to 22 at travis. west 22 oakland. 35 sfo. west southwest 16 at live more. a cool, cool pattern. very cool air. hayward, oakland, con court. east bay tells a couple of days ago. about 75. antioch and brentwood. not today. temperatures have taken the plunge there. 42 truckee. ain, there is a winter weather advisory out until 11:00 tonight. 51 ukiah. a little bit of light snow showers but getting closer here as can you see. that's why the winter weather advisory is dipping to around 6000 feet and rotating around the back side of this. late tonight and tomorrow, that's going to roll right in here and give us cloud cove and light rain on saturday. today, we'll get some scattered showers up north. especially mendocino county, eastern

but make it easier on us when we come up here. we're in here with you.ere we are locked up, being locked up. you know what i'm saying? >> hey, have i ever told you i love you? i love you. i'm sorry i pained you. >> limited to only 30 minutes, the visit hardly seems to have begun when it's time to leave. >> i love you. y'all be good. bye-bye. >> all right. stay strong. >> yes, sir. >> i'm praying, hoping, hoping that this is the last time they have to come up here like this and see me behind the glass. because it is not a good feeling. it's not a good feeling. >> i just feel that when i don't see him anymore, i get sad. and when i see him, i get happy. >> i want him to be here, and i don't want him to be here. i want him to learn his lesson while he is here so when he comes home he knows right from wrong and knows what to do and what not to do. >> as a mother, i would like to just touch him, and are you okay? i want to give him a hug. i haven't been able to do that. but i know one day i will. >>> good morning. coming up next on msnbc's "your business" men

the reason they are here and address the needs that got them here. okay? so we're talking about socialization skills. basic academics. >> just the shape first. don't try to get all the detail of it first. one hand's going to be your model. one hand is going to be your model. that's your hand you're drawing. >> i've got to draw my hand? >> yes, you're drawing your hand. >> like anything with teaching. some days it's the best job in the world. some days you want to go home and jump off a cliff. >> this is my 40th year in education and i've had three of the smartest students i've ever while in this program. all three with iqs over 140. and all three basically in for life because they were all three in for murder. >> but youthful offenders are not the only ones with educational opportunities at spring creek. some long-time prisoners are also given the chance to develop marketable skills. >> for adult prisoners, we have the alaska corrections industries which is the furniture shop where they learn the skills of woodworking. but they really learn the skill

a dui, here on 422. result in the this accident here. vehicle crash, looks like the guy left the roadway, tore down this metal barrier, the guardrail, luckily no one hurt seriously could have been worse at 6 a.m. this morning, but eastbound lanes of 422 only one lane open, right lane, toward egypt road. will set the tone for the beginning of the morning rush hour, headed in toward king of prussia. here comes the sun. get ready. sue is throwing a ten up on the big board, the sun popping out earliment grab your shades, northbound 95, we will see sun glare actually in all of the normal spot. the schuylkill, coming around the curve, we got delays south on 95, into the betsy ross bridge. go par troop, plop, along belmont avenue between monument road and conshohocken road. an accident, now, that's the little short cut, belmont avenue, you got the water reservoir right, there so just stick with city line, take that down to the schuylkill expressway, and you'll be good to go, and just watch for some work crews out today, through flourtown, along

hillary clinton is scheduled.com here to speak at la escolita school here. this is described as an organizing event for her campaign. after she visits the elementary school later today, she'll head to san francisco for a soldout fundraiser in the city. she will appear with dianne feinstein and barbara boxer, california senators. she may face some pushbacks from bernie sanders supporters. yesterday in l.a., hundreds of bernie sanders protesters greeted clinton during her visit there. we'll have to see how things play out here. here in la escolita, students and staff are excited here. >> it gave me hope. she has great thoughts. just to see that she sees a former president's wife being able to run as president and hopefully win is rewarding for her. >> i want to say that i'm happy that you are here and i'm glad that you running for president. >> reporter: and there you go. kimberly and her daughter told me they actually will not be in attendance laider laid are -- late they are afternoon -- later this afternoon, because it is after school hours. hillary clinton

i come here, sit here every day, just not do anything besides watch tv.. i don't worry about my safety, my well-being. i don't have anything to lose. i don't have anything to lose. i got no job, no house, no family no more. my family come and visit once in a while. so for me, it's really depressed to be in here. for me it's really sad to be in here. i guess, the sooner i die, the better for me. >> the big thing with prison is that the guys are bored. prisoners are bored. life is a routine. many times they're genuinely seeking different religions. >> delwin vandekrol oversees the practice of over a dozen different religions inside the prison. >> a lot of the religions are a quieting, mellowing, peaceful type of thing. this is something they can do to empower themselves. so much power has been taken away, so for them to pray and to see god answer something is very, very special. it's empowering. >> when we really do have the tools in here to have a decent life. there's a lot of things you can do to make your time fulfilling. >> at age 19, travis wolfkill wa

metro delays, here is melissa mollett. >> metro pop just popped up here. orange line single tracking between stadium-armory and ch problem they say outside of stadium-armory. northbound prince william parkway at sudley manor drive, still have the northbound lanes dropped. northbound 270 at montgomery village, a crash just ahead of this camera here block the left side of the roadway. doesn't seem to be slowing things too much. it is in the northbound lanes and it is early. inner loop and outer loop overall everything is moving just fine here. when you're taking a big look at the beltway, we'll keep an eye on the metro issues and be back in ten minutes. >>> your time is 5:12. the federal security officer charged in a two day shooting rampage is heading to court today. >> eulalio tordil is facing sefrlg charges including first-degree murder in the shootings that put an entire county on lockdown. kristin wright is live this morning with more on the charges and how the victims are being honored today. >> reporter: good morning. that's right, eulalio tordil will

i don't know it will be a great beach day here in ocean city but i think the people that live here and the people that work here, fingers crossed that it does hold off and that you can get on the beach, it is not that bad right now, actually, quite warm, i mean, these last few mornings, i've been out on the beaches, and you have got this chilly little breeze coming off the water, but right now, so far so good. so, that's a good thing, and this weekend, if you have been down the shore, you know, that it has been beautiful. pristine almost. i got down here thursday night, it was beautiful. friday, saturday, even yesterday, it was a little bit odd on the beach where you had some fog in the area. but it was still a beautiful beach day. so it has been a great weekend here so far. again, they are hoping that memorial day the same holds true down here, i was talking with the director of the community services here, in ocean city, michael ankleto he said things have been great, because you know that things are good in ocean sit when people are trying to buy parking spots. >> it is crazy, peopl

you hit the nail on the head. >> i see it here and here. >> yes, he did.statement, he told the truth, because a lifer is bread and butter for a whole lot of people who work for the department of correction. >> what they're talking about is the business of prison. the u.s. spends around $70 billion a year on prisons. to put that in perspective, look at this chart. since 1986, we've increased spending on higher education by only 5.6%. not great. we increased spending on kindergarten to high school by 69%. sounds pretty good, right? but we've increased spending on prisons by a whopping 141%. and while we've got our charts out, let's look at another one. during that same time, the prison population has grown from around 300,000 in 1980 to over 1.6 million prisoners today. what's not good here? >> you go up those stairs, it's totally different. >> what's up those stairs? >> going to north block, going to our housing. >> i'm glad you guys are telling me the truth. >> yes. >> okay, but when you go home, you google pinochle. [ laughter ] >> those guys mentioned th

are already here. they're going to walk through this door, those unusually tall people and here are some folk whoz are already gathered hoping to get their autographs, get some picture was them. one of them we spoke to a few minutes ago. this is juan. juan, who are you hoping to see? >> i want to see lebron james. >> reporter: you have a camera, right? show me how you're going to take your picture with lebron james. >> i'm gooding to follow him. >> reporter: why do you want a picture with lebron james? >> just one of the best players. we know about la john graimz james an curry. >> reporter: lebron james probably walking through these doors in 10 or 20 minutes depending on how long the bus takes to get to the four seasons hotel. those cavaliers having a rematch in the nba finals with the golden state warriors. folks here even in the golden state turning out to see the cavaliers. >> xlebt. thanks. >>> facebook, fwiter and youtube and microsoft are teaming up with the european union to crack down on hate

railroad workers used to drink here. everybody drank here. is this building during prohibition; it was a grocery store. >> anthony: my friend, dan lahren, is a jack-of-all-trades native son. a hunter, fisherman, and a key figure in the life of the town. >> anthony: i mean this is a rough and tumble railroad, cattleman town, right? dan lahren: yeah. >> anthony: why did they put a railroad stop here? dan lahren: it was x far from minneapolis. >> anthony: mhm. dan lahren: and x far to seattle, it was kind of middle ground. seven hundred miles that way, seven hundred miles that way. >> anthony: right. i mean who would exemplify the qualities that a preponderance of montanans would aspire to? >> dan lahren: the american indian. the plains indian that lived here before white man because it was a tough, a tough [ censored ] place to live. you know? >> anthony: when's the last time you walked outside, and you looked at those mountains, and you said, "i possibly live in the most awesome place on earth." when was the last time that happened? >> dan lah

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watch it right here on nbc 10. the count down clock shows that we're just about two hours away from the start of the race. katie zachary is live at broad and fisher. we hope that the spectators and fans come out, but if it is too wet for them, they can watch it here on nbc 10. >> that's right. a lot of the preparations are under way right now. you see some of our own preparations right now. we will be broadcasting the race live beginning at 8:00 a.m. and bringing you updates throughout the morning as we have been on the air throughout the morning. a lot of trucks out here helping in some of the areas where runner wills be corralled. some early bird runners like to get out here super early, hop on septa early, and hopefully we'll have a runner live for you coming up in the next half hour. let's look at the map. we're at the start at fisher and broad. so you can see from our map, five miles in takes you to city haul, and then five miles more takes you to the navy yard. you have spectators from all different neighborh

i'm dating myself here. this is the wall of fame. all of the past honoraries lined autopsy long the wall here, dignitaries, people that really did great things for the community of phoenixville which i can tell you in the 17 years has really change a whole lot. the pretty boring town when i was growing up here. in the so much anymore. always a great time but phoenixville is place to be. ceremony will be right here this evening, then my face will join those on the wall, pretty exciting stuff, and thrilled to be here, such an honor to be back at my alma matter to be honored with something like this for doing what i do, what i love doing every single day which is, of course, weather at cbs-3. lets get to your forecast. we will start off with a look what is happening outside, and not a whole lot going on here. i can tell you blue skies here in phoenixville which is great news and sun has, peaked out from behind the cloud, just in time. in problems there. still a few showers off to the south, as we head through the rest of the evening, te

when you ask about what these protesters are here for, several of them here, many of them here regarding immigration policies. and this woman that we spoke with earlier was talking as well. ma'am, tell me about why you're here today. >> we're here today because the people of albuquerque specifically do not want donald trump in our city. he doesn't know the difference between latinos, hispanics, and mexicans. we are native americans, we have hispanics. we didn't want trump here. and mayor berry of the city of albuquerque, refuses -- refuses to listen to the people. >> reporter: let me ask you this. what do you hope to accomplish with a protest like this? how do you think that will help? >> well, it's not about it being accomplished or for us to accomplish something, but rather people have had to resort to. because our own governor, our own government refuses, refuse toes listen to the people. we go in there week after week like reasonable people trying to pick up the phone and we go unheard. time and time again, we have failing schools. we have a high rate of police violence. all of that

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, come here.d he started taking all the money and continuing to point the gun. >> local authorities reached out to the fbi. the three were caught up as they tried to rob a san francisco bar for the fourth time. christopher jones of albany, shawawn spraguean and simpsons of ferguson. >>> a student brought a loaded gun to school. the news website, berkeley side said that the child brought the gun to emerson elementary but staff took it away. the student told police he and his cousins found the gun near the school. police checked out his home as a precaution. police say he was well cared for but they warned him about the dangers of playing with a gun. >>> and newsom wants to put an initiative on the november ballot but lawmakers say they want their own new legislation that deal with tougher gun controls and say newsom's referendum could hurt what they are doing. the group calls newsom's plan self-serving and political. he says that the real progress against gun violence has come from a partnership wi

here. william tweedy tweeted us, vallejo current condition, 63. patchy fog forming, around the santa cruz coast south. chad still not seeing any fog in balboa park but the air feels chillier. it is a sign of things to come. still pretty good day for baseball, rangers and a's, southwesterly breeze will kick off but it will be on the warm side. 50s, 60 had not help inland areas. wide variety of temps. warm air aloft translating into a pretty warm pattern here. there is a breeze but not that strong, a little offshore, a little offshore, onshore. so a little bit of a fight. it will still be warm but the fog is moving up the coast and, boy, this system right there is on it way as will, unseasonably strong. patchy fog, cooled off. we lost that northerly breeze. i think a little westerly wind kicks in. still warm and they warm to hot inland. one more day. 7:01. sal, what do you have for us. >> we have slow traffic out there, steve in all the usual spots. let's go out and start with the bay bridge

brenda lawrence is here. john conyers is here. and sandy levin is here. an outstanding michigan delegation. we've got secretary sylvia burwell, who is the head of health and human services, works for me. and administrator gina mccarthy is here as well. i want to thank the superintendent and the principal for their hospitality, and i want to thank all of you for being here. now, not too long ago, i received a letter from a young lady, an eight-year-old girl named mari copeny. you may know her as "little miss flint." those of you who have seats, please feel free to sit down so folks can see behind you. if you don't have a seat, don't sit down. and like a lot of you, mari has been worried about what happened here in flint. she's worried about what it means for children like her. she's worried about the future of this city and this community. so, in the middle of a tragedy that should have never have happened here in the united states of america, the denial of something as basic as clean, safe, drinking water, this eight-year-old girl spoke out and marched, a

lane block here. so, it is so early, i'll keep my eye on there is let you know it clears, for those in that area know it is out there. also, some construction delaware, 95, northbound, route 202, two lanes block on brandywine river bridge. make note of this, as women he, some of the construction can slow you down, jim, over to you. >> thank you shall meisha a updating story we've been following all morning, philadelphia police officer injured in a violent crash racing to assault call. >> happened at 11th and south street. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live right there, right now, with the latest on her condition. good morning, jan, how is the officer? >> jim, brooke, good morning, fortunately, no serious injuries. she was taken to the hospital but she was take friend a scene walking and talking. she was conscious. so, certainly, it looked like a bad scene here, but fortunately no serious injuries to report. now, talking about two vehicles, that police cruiser right there, and a bread truck, t

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right here in the same part right here, right here there's a hole you can commute with your neighbor.bor. but she left today. >> are you happy for her? >> no. i wanted her to stay. because she used to sing to me every night. i'm not going to lie. i wanted her to stay. that's selfish. i'm a selfish one. >> 30% of the women incarcerated in l.a. county jail have a significant risk of mental health problems. according to a study conducted by the jail's department of mental health, it was also found that the majority of these women are drug abusers. >> so the bottom line, i think, is that we're dealing with a very difficult population. >> dr. michael maloney is the head of the women's mental health treatment. >> we're dealing with a group of people who really don't get mental health services that are effective in the community. so many of them drift down to the point that they get arrested. >> with 300 to 450 women receiving mental health treatment in the jail every day, officials must rely on group therapy programs to help the inmates learn how to deal with their problems when they leave

and here's the chart. and one of the reasons you'll notice, this pen doesn't work sometimes, so i tried to draw the lines in ahead of time just in case. we have a double bottom. let's see if we can get an arrow. we don't. but if you were to draw an arrow there, it would imply it will break out. i like this long. >> like a boy scout, always prepared. pre-drawn lines. the data carter presents is very compelling in terms of performance. >> it is. although it's had a huge move off of the february lows, we're actually not that much higher in terms of aggregate valuation, if you go back looking about one or two years. one of the things i would say is that there is a potential for significant volatility. a lot of leverage in the end of these represented by this etf. the only way that i would be interested in making a bullish bet is giving myself sufficient time. i was looking at the september 80 call. i'm going for a longer dated option that will not decay away as rapidly. it will give me an opportunity in a rall

trump is here tonight. bernie sanders is here tomorrow.as running for vice president and all of a sudden these candidates are flocking to visit. [ applause ] >> jimmy: to ask for our hand in marriage. i'm still primarily interested in running as a so low candidate because it's never been done, but i'll hear them out. trump won a primary last night. he got 76%. kasich got 9.8%. somehow kasich is doing better since he crdropped out. donald trump is so close he can smell it like a discontinued trump steak sizzling on the grill. our keyboard player turned me onto something fun this morning. this is -- he's videos of donald trump on youtube at half speed. jeff has a busy schedule. apparently youtube has a half speed function. well, watch. >> i looked, you know, hillary clinton has somebody. did you ever hear of pocahantas? >> that's fun, right? here's another one. this is slowed down donald on bernie sanders. >> bernie is not going to be able to do it. [ laughter ] >> bernie can't with the superdelegates and all, bernie's not going to be able t

how many people are they holding in here? 169 people in here? i'm not sure you can get a sense of how small this is, but this is tiny. they're just piled on top of each other. they're only supposed to be in here for 72 hours. how long have you been in? >> one year. >> reporter: one year? and now, these gangs are exporting death directly into america. active in 46 states, because of a revolving door of illegal immigration and deportation. here, the violence doesn't rest even for those in mourning. this grieving mother is holding a wake for her 17-year-old son, alexis, murdered by gangs just last night. and right in the middle of the service -- gunfire. a chaotic scene. the madness in el salvador is sending a massive flow of illegal immigrants over the american border. many of them kids, traveling alone, who arrive here only to be targeted for recruitment by those very same gangs. tonight, you're going to meet one young man who was able to find a safe place for himself here, but has had to face the real threat of being sent back home. and some big

i felt lighter when i came back here to visit. so we decided to move back here. reporter: about 150 other people have returned to the exclusion zone. most are elderly. it's illegal, but the authorities tolerate it. for some people, it's said, the psychological impact of having to leave their homes was worse than the risk of radiation from the water or the ground. but that, too, is debatable. bankwatch is an n.g.o. in kyiv. it monitors projects which are supposed to ensure that the nuclear power plant poses no danger in the future. olexi pasyuk says the returnees are in danger. olexi pasyuk, bankwatch: it is also a big change for the people and big risk to move somewhere and maybe to get even worse day-to-day condition which you see. it is very different from living in the radiation impact which you don't see. there also might be some spots where it's actually clean, so maybe they would measure their house and it's ok. but the question is on every day's life. you are still being impacted because you go for the wood, you burn it, and you increase concentration of r

out of here.d drag on and on until they actually do get my file. because there's no telling how long it's going to take for sacramento to actually send my original file here. i'm becoming irritated because it's like a domino effect. it's just getting worse and worse and worse and nothing is being done to correct the problem. and the problem is so minor and it's so simple that, i mean, i could simply get a correctional officer to come and say oh, yeah. i walked him to r & r the day he paroled. i know he paroled from my unit. but they won't go by that. >>> coming up on "lockup" -- scanvinski hymes is on the streets. >> people don't realize i'm really more mellow out here. there you go. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> you're welcome, honey. >>> with the arrival of paperwork clearing dee dee of her violent inmate status, she is allowed to join general population after weeks of confinement in ad seg. >> i'm back to normal now. >> as part of her daily routine, dee dee waits for a cocktail of hormones and

gear here. eastbound old bridge at minnieville, that crash still happening around. westbound little river turnpike, the ramp to the inner loop, right side is blocked. you get by on the left side. and yellow line delays to mount vernon square because of an earlier problem at huntington. blue line delays because of an earlier problem outside of addison road. travel times in ten minutes. >>> developing this morning, fairfax county police are searching for the suspected gunman in a shooting investigation. police say someone shot a man on stillwood circle just before midnight. that's where molette green is now with more on the victim's condition. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. we can tell you the victim is fighting for his life this morning found shot outside this apartment complex here. we're working to find out who he is and just what happened here late last night. we are at the that's not too far from gallows road right behind the virginia hart building to give you a better idea. fairfax county

>> here's the deal. a few weeks ago justin bieber canceled one of his fan meet and greets and he said meet and greets made him feel drained because he said he gets filled with so many people's spiritual energy. anyway, yesterday -- actually, this morning i saw him on instagram. he says he doesn't want to take pictures with fans so he posted this announcement. he wrote "i'm done taking pictures. it has got on the the point that people won't even say hi to me or recognize me as a human. i feel like i am a zoo animal and i want to keep my sanity." he goes on to say he doesn't owe anybody a picture and he says -- this is important, too -- when people say "but i bought your album" he says "it doesn't say in the fine print you also get a photo." he says he's setting boundaries. so we want to know what you think. is justin right which would be #yesjustin or justin wrong which is #nojustin. >> you know what's interesting? anna, as you were talking about it, was nodding. >> i need to duck. >> i'm watching you. i'

all of these displays here.around with all kinds of different displays for money, mutual fund, hedge fund, more than a trillion dollars in investment assets right here and people know they're going to walk away with something they don't already have. by the way, so we just heard from boone pick generals coming up. anthony scaramucci and charlie gasparino are going to break some news here on donald trump and an operative here who's expected to show pick up. the former president of mexico, can't wait to ask him what he thinks of all of that. but right now we're talking about las vegas and how vegas is doing. this hotel is owned by mgm grand. jim is the ceo of mgm. i just had an opportunity to ask how is the consumer doing. you look right now on this lower ticker and you can see the marks are scary. listen to what jim is saying about his business right now. it's a fox business exclusive. >> all of our spending trends are up. our hotel spending trends, food and beverage, entertainment, retail, conventions, which mea

here's your san mateo bridge ride. things have bogged down here as you can see.at about 6:30 that things begin to slow. your trip time now is pushed up to 22 minutes for your ride over to foster city. let's ride over to the weather center. here's roberta. >> you mentioned our san jose sharks. so i thought i would go ahead and feature, george, the santa clara valley where we do have mostly cloudy skies at this hour. and so far no reports of any airport delays at mineta international airport or oakland or even sfo due to the clouds. we're doing okay. there you have a plane coming in on landing at mineta international airport at this hour. san jose yesterday 88, right now 56. oakland you're also in the mid- 50s. low 50s in san francisco and livermore. and when you factor in a west- northwest wind at 19, it feels a bit raw outside. you will require a jacket heading out. temperatures today cooling in the san ramon area by a good 20 degrees. right now the winds are up to 17 there. 24 in fairfield. it's going to be a windy day. we have the return of the onshore push. th