live in the newsroom. >>> tracking metro, the slower trip to work is soming up this week. throughout the week, metro is going to slow down the orange silver and blue line trains in the mcpherson square area. crews are doing some maintenance work on a tight curve there and some long term slowdowns, too. metro is going to limit the speeds to 45 miles per hour. on certain sections of the red, orange, silver, and blue line, as well. and that is also for a safety precaution. >>> fairfax county police are looking for a man who shot someone during an attempted robbery early this morning. the attack, 2:00 a.m., at collins meed way in kingstown. the victim said he was approached by a man who demanded money and shot him in the harm. the victim ran after the shooter who fired a second round but no one was hurt by that one. >> good for him. >> you think so? >> oh, yes. >> and why? >> they shouldn't be able to think they can get can -- hold up people and get away with it. >> however, rather find a safe place and call for help. and that suspect is still at large right now. >>> dc police

show more of you. ♪ >>> welcome back live to the cnn newsroom. an opportunity," detroit the motor city is on the mend after becoming the largest american city to go bankrupt a couple of years ago. our poppy harlow went to detroit to talk to the mayor about what is the key to his city's revival. >> reporter: this is emblemmatic of what many are hoping and bet willing help detroit turn around, minority-owned small businesses. what's the significance of a place like this? >> we are starting to see this more and more. we have a nice blend of people who were in detroit, particularly minority entrepreneurs opening businesses, people from coming from other parts of the country it has been really good. >> reporter: this is a daunting task. i have been covering the city from prebankruptcy to post bankruptcy the last nine years. when you became mayor, what was the number one thing you said you had to fix. >> at the time the street lights weren't on, buses weren't running and ambulances weren't showing up and nobody wants to bring business to a town with tho

in the 10:00 hour of "newsroom," in the next hour of "newsroom" we're going to talk to two of the charities receiving money from mr. trump and we will focus on that. katrina pierson, thank you for being here. >>> hillary clinton's team is preparing to use trump's record on veterans against him. deploying surrogates to key states. all in a bid to blunt the momentum of her likely general election opponent. all of it as clinton also deals with the momentum of bernie sanders ahead of next week's critical california primary. clinton revamping her schedule and heading west as part of a multi-day push to get out of the volt the sanders facing a frightening scene in oakland as he barn stormed that state. secret service agents springing into action when animal rights protesters tried to rush the stage as sander addressed a crowd in oakland. joe johns has more on all of this. good morning. >> good morning. there's a lot worth watching today. the back and forth between the clinton and trump campaigns. on the issue of support for veterans, the hillary clinton campaign now starting to test methods to ch

andrea barbara in the newsroom. >> the whole incident went down in 10 minutes. the agent walked way from his car at 12:30 and 12:40 it was all gone. and the fbi agent fell victim to san francisco's crime of the times car burglary. in an all too family twist the agent's if i believe badge, credentials and personal weapon i gulf coast 27 were stolen. >> happened sunday near the corner of hays and pierce. the agent visiting san francisco with family left his car for 10 minutes near the tourist trap. that's when it was broken into. jess harp kpix security an list and in charge of san francisco field office said agents are able to leave weapons in their cars. >> you can do it as long as it's in a lock box and it has to be alarmed and chain lock on the trunk. so you've got several different layers of security there. >>reporter: this is just the latest incidents of law enforcement weapon getting stolen from a car. in june a bureau of land management gun was stolen from a car and four days later was used to kill cate steinle on peer 14. antonio ramos was killed with a s

time for "newsroom" with carol costello. >> it took half the time for costello to graduate. >> i'm not sure if that's okay, whatever you say. thank you, you guys have a great day. "newsroom" starts right now. >>> and good morning, i'm carol costello, thank you for joining me. bluegrass, red state. polls open across kentucky, including this voting site in louisville. but today's primary in the republican leading state only features democrats. hillary clinton and bernie sanders. they're fighting for 55 delegates, and clinton has invested heavily in winning that state. she needs to stop sanders' recent surge, and he is expected to do well in oregon. the first polls opening there this very minute. sanders need a big win to chip away at clinton's delegate lead. no such drama for donald trump. the last republican standing, each delegate nudges him closer to the nomination, but knocked off message by an unflattering news article that could wind up in court. let's begin with brynn, live in louisville. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. so far, polls have been opened for three hours. no p

>>> happening now in the newsroom. donald trump, a republican uniter? or divider. riling the republican party. some conservatives ige a third party candidate. and hillary clinton, facing her own dilemma. counter punch or steer clear of the presumptive nominee's attack. >> a loose cannon running our country. >>> prince's complicated history with painkillers, his long time addiction and how it could are played a role in the singer's death. let's talk, live at the cnn newsroom. >>> good morning, i'm carol costello, thank you for joining me. donald trump, the last republican standing, long considered one of the least likely to become the party's standard bearer in november. that view is held by many in the party. ben saas of nebraska, re re-energizing, if he ens up as the nominee, conservative also need to find a third option. john mccain, believes he endangers his bid. listen to what he tells supporters in this audio recording obtained by politico. >> i have no doubt that if donald trump is at the top of the ticket here in arizona with over 30% of the vote being hispan

back into you. >>> just into the newsroom, we found out the death toll has gone up in texas. eight people have died due to the flooding. there are flood warnings all around houston, even though it's not raining at the this hour, and that is because rivers are still swelling. some could reach record levels.d that is because rivers are still swelling. some could reach record levels. >>> and in colorado, look at this tornado. this twister formed near the northeast colorado border yesterday. emergency officials say the storms caused widespread power outages and destroyed a barn. no one was hurt. >>> 4:32. tomorrow marks the official start of the atlantic hurricane season and the president is getting an official report on it today. fema will brief president obama about what to expect and how the country is preparing. noaa gave its initial hurricane outlook last week, part of this report today, the new tools agencies are using to follow hurricanes before they strike. fema funding will be a part of the conversation, as well. >>> now to a story you'll only our cameras captured a life

the next hour of cnn "newsroom" starts now. >>> you are live in the cnn "newsroom" on this mother's day used the world blindsided when talking about the speaker of the house, ryan, when he said he was not ready to support trump's nomination, and trump shrug it off but sarah palin did not, and she said paul ryan ruined his own career and she will run him out of office. >> i think ryan is soon to be cantored, as in eric cantor, and his political career is over because he disrespected the will of the people and as the leader of the gop, the convention certainly, he is to remain neutral and for him to already come out and say who he will not support was not a wise decision of his. i think why paul ryan is doing this, jake, is it kind of screws his chances for 2020 presidential bid that h

it was a stop and watch moment in the newsroom. as the whales came up for air and then went back down and then came back up for air and then went back down. they splashed their huge tales. it is not clear if this was a mother and her calf. they were heading out toward the golden gate on their way undoubtedly to hawaii to party and hang out. >>> firefighters battling one of the worst fires in canada's history. the fire showing signs of slowing down. cooler weather is forecast of four alberta and they are anticipating the return of nearly 1000 evacuated people. -- 100,000 evacuated people. they are returning to piles of charred rubble. more than 1600 homes and buildings have been destroyed since the fire started a week ago. >>> a massive tornado outside of oklahoma city this afternoon. >> this road is no longer passable in front of me. there are trees in the road. the tornado has all but stalled at this point.>> a stormtracker encountered the funnel cloud that ahead of him. a meteorologist at a local tv station said the twister was at

jackie sword -- ward is in the newsroom withdetails. >> reporter: this vote was supposed to happen a few weeks ago. a death last summer is one of the cases that is causing the reexamination of the policy. the killer was deported 5 times and in the country illegally. under this, i.c.e. and federal officials would have to be notified if an undocumented immigrant is charged with a violent crime. in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> jackie, what does the sheriffs office think about the proposal? >> reporter: the sheriff is opposed because it's not clear whether the suspect would have been held for federal pickup under this proposed change to the sanctuary policy. back to you. >> jackie, thank you. >>> new at noon, san francisco police are investigating a death in gold own gate park. a gardener found a man's body in a pond around 7:00 this morning and they are calling the death suspicious. no further details available at this point. >>> three people arrest inside connection with the murder of a millbrae father will be in court in an hour and a half from now. oliver adella, kaveh bayat,

in the newsroom, kris sanchez, today in the bay. >>> the investigation just getting started. >>> also new this morning, a u.s. air force b-52 bomber crashed in guam. this happened yesterday at a u.s. air force base. the bomber aborted take-off and crashed shortly after. all seven people onboard were able to get out safely and unhurt. that crash is under investigation. >>> san mateo sheriff's deputies are investigating a homicide. keith green disappeared last month leaving his wallet and his car at home. his cell phone was found in golden gate park the next day. they found his body in a field off highway 101. detectives are not saying how green was killed. >>> california law makers are going to consider sweeping new measures to limit the sale of guns in california. senate senators are scheduled to vote on several gun control bills. one would outlaw the sale of certain kinds of assault rifles. the speculation law makers are taking up that measure now to stave off a november ballot measure pushed by gavin newsom. steph chuang will have an update for us in about an hour. >>> sharks tie th

the world to me. >>> all right, thanks so much. busy working here, but i guys have a great weekend. "newsroom" starts now. >>> and good morning, i'm carol costello, thank you for joining me. the charm continues. right now, donald trump and his campai c campai campaign aides, call for union fee, but trump has other matters to contend with this morning. "washington post" report says there is a lot of evidence that back in the 1990s, donald trump posed as his own public relations person, when he talked with reporters, in other words, he used a phony name when he talked with these reporters, and marketed himself. here is audio of one of those calls. >> what is your position there? >> i'm sort of handling pr because we get so much of it. frankly, i mean, i could tell you off the record, off the record, i can tell you that he didn't care if he got bad pr until he got his divorce finished. >> what kind of comment is this coming from your agency? from donald? >> well, it's just that he really decided that he wasn't, you know, he didn't want to make a commitment. >> our senior political reporter, manu

to him. >>> plus, facebook face-to-face with conservatives, after scens claims. >>> live in the cnn newsroom, let's talk. >>> and good morning, i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. hillary clinton, squeaks out a win in kentucky, barely edging out bernie sanders, and essentially splitting the delegates with him. in the meantime, sanders wins by a bigger margin in oregon. clinton is now within 100 delegates of clinching the nomination. democratic fears of a sanders rebellion still echo from over the weekend. nevada spirals into chaos, furious sanders supporters saying democratic supporters are stealing the election for clinton. now the party's national leaders fear it will burn at the convention. >> it is critical that we as candidates, we as democratic party leaders, everyone involved, needs to make sure that we can take all the steps we need to to ensure that the process is not only run smoothly, but that the response from the supporters of both candidates is appropriate and civil. no one should be subjected to death threats. roberta lang, the chair of the democratic party, has been

the way to save a life. >> thank goodness for that guy. thank you, chris. time now for newsroom with pamela brown, in for carol costello. >> thank you tore tle the three you. i'll take it from here. >>> newsroom starts now. happening now in the newsroom, voters in two states heading to the polls as donald trump gets ready to head to washington. can he smooth things over with party leaders? >>> meanwhile, hillary clinton dodging the front-runner's attacks. >> i am running my campaign. i'm not running against him. he is doing a fine job of doing that himself. >> she still has one battle to win, before turning her focus to trump. >> i'm not going to get into plan b. plan a is winning california, west virginia, kentucky, remaining states. >>> plus, large tornados ripping through oklahoma and the plains. now, another threat moves in today. let's talk in the cnn newsroom. >>> good morning to you, i'm pamela brown, in for carol costello. thank you for being with us today. right now, polls opened up across nebraska. there are 36 delegates at stake there, and another 34 delegates up for

shape this race. >>> shark attacks a florida swimmer and won't let go. >>> let's talk live in the cnn "newsroom." >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. president obama puts on a cap and gown and commences a beatdown of the candidate trying to succeed him. it was clear who mr. obama was talking about as trump faces new criticisms over how his treatment of women worked and socialized with him comes under scrutiny. cnn's phil mattingly is here on that. good morning. >> good morning, carol. white house aides have been very clear, president obama is more or less champing at the bit to go after donald trump. tiptoeing around it, yesterday he went all in. not the only one criticizing donald trump. being hit from all sides. new reality as the presumptive nominee, he will regularly be under scrutiny and regularly under attack. >> in politics and in life, ignorance is not a virtue. >> not so subtle critique of the man who wants to replace him. >> it's not keeping it real. it's just not knowing what you're talking about. >> reporter: presumptive nominee coming under fire amid new

you are live in the cnn "newsroom." i'm jim sciutto in washington. we begin with the increasingly bitter back and forth between hillary clinton and donald trump. this time on the issue of guns. not only is clinton accusing trump of being in the pocket of the gun lobby, she says he wants to allow guns in schools and it would mean more kids at rick for violence and bigotry. >> parents, teachers, and schools should have the right to keep guns out of classrooms. just like donald trump does at many of his hotels, by the way. >> in typical trump fashion, a response came on twitter. trump tweeting, quote, crooked hillary said i want guns brought into the classroom, wrong, exclamation point. but then trump said this on a morning talk show. >> i don't want to have guns in classrooms. in some cases, teachers should have guns in classrooms, frankly. but i'm not advocating guns in classrooms. trained teachers should be able to have guns in classrooms. >> we will have much more on the gun debate in just a moment. first, happening this hour, senator bernie sanders

ken bastida is in the newsroom... etting word people >>> two people shot and the search for the suspects in novato. ken bastida is live in our newsroom with an update on our top story. >> reporter: we are just getting word of people in novato who live near fairway drive are being told to "shelter in place." stay where you are if you are in your house. stay there. if you are working, stay in your office. all this as a search is under way right now for as many as three suspects. here's what we know. a lot of this is coming in as we speak. sheriff's deputies found two people with gunshot wounds in an open space area off fairway drive in novato. this is in the area near the marin country club. the shooting was reported about 5:00. one gunshot victim was found right away. then later another victim found. no word on their conditions right now. we want to give you a visual idea of the area that this search is going on right now. you can see it's open space right at the end of that cul-de- sac. this is a neighborhood of fairly

reporting live in the newsroom, i'm sam sweeney. back up to you. jummy: a new look at the moment a c.s.x. trail derailed sunday morning. these dramatic images were captured from cameras near the rhode island metro station. you can see the 16 freight cars quickly pile up there. right now crews are cleaning up the spilled chemicals. coming home tonight, there will be three departures out silver spring on the brunswick line. 5:39 and 5:34 and the 881 will hold for 340eu7bs and leave at 7:04 this evening. well, the severe weather threat, thank goodness, is now over. don't put that rain gauge away. our chief meteorologist doug hill is here. doug. doug: we have plenty of rain opportunities today and tomorrow. maybe by the weekend things will brighten up for us but still after last night's storm, we can deal with a little bit of light rain. the issue going forward is we may have some heavier downpours at time. the cold front, there is two of them. very fuzzy looking on the satellite and data. but they're in a position, along with a daytime heating, to prov

in the newsroom, i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. >> and then there's what happened to a bicyclist in theity's frankford neighborhood a septa bus hit him right around noon nearly corner of orthodox street and aramingo avenue that's under the i-95 overpass right there. police say the 25-year-old man on the bike cut in front of the septa route j bus. the crash killed the man. those who live and work nearby say cyclists have to be very careful in the area. >> there's a ton of bikers. i think there's lost folks that live around here that really don't drive, and that's their mode of transportation. a lot of times carrying super market bags on the handlebars. it's really dangerous around here for the bikers. >> police say the bus driver did stop at the scene and witnesses tell us he was understandably shaken. >>> a pennsylvania state senator is federally charged tonight in a bribery scheme. democratic senator far niece who represents philadelphia is charged with conspiracy, wire and male fraud and violation of the travel act. prosecutors say far niece bribed democratic party ward committee woma

i'll talk to three of the rescuers in the next hour of "newsroom." >>> a second day of teachers sick down most of detroit's public schools today. officials say 94 of the district's 97 schools are closed. that's the name number of schools that were almost shut down monday. the teachers union asked its members to call in sick after they were told there's not enough money to pay them past june. the next hour of cnn "newsroom" starts now. >>> the entire country is depending on the state of indiana. >> if we win indiana, it's over. it's over. they're finished. they're gone. >> i worry we won't recognize our country if we don't do this. >> when the voter turnout is high, when working people and middle class people and young people are prepared to come out and vote, we win elections. >>> and good morning to you. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. in indiana voters are heading to the polls, and ted cruz still vying for their support. he is fighting for survival in indiana. his campaign has gambled almost everything here. it needs to hold ground and deprive donald trump of

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in the newsroom for abc7 news. >> thank you, tiffany. a south bay jail riddled with problems and another is surface this time a guard is the reported victim. our reporter, matt keller is at the santa clara county jail. matt? >> yes, i spoke with the sheriff this morning, and they told me the deputy is doing fine. in fact, that deputy is working today inside the santa clara county main jail. this took place yesterday afternoon. here at james. the sheriff said an inmate punched a deputy in the face a few takes. he was taken to the hospital and checked out in an hour and released. the sheriff played for surveillance video out of her pocket and had them install in the jail in march in response to the death of an inmate, michael tyree. three gars have been charged with the murder but the sheriff said this will protect the guards. i was told there were no cameras where this took place but no have been installed since march and the sheriff is in the process of installing more. the inmate will likely be charged with a felony for assaulting the de

i'm jeff cole in the newsroom. cy, back to you. >> thank you, jeff. >>> cameras rolling catch so many things these days. such as a reading police officer caught prosecutors say in a lie and today a judge are a raped him. jesus santiago dejesus is out on bail. he pulled over a woman in april for he claimed not using a surgeon figure until. video, however, shows otherwise. the berks county district attorney says video also shows the 27-year-old officer wrestling a phone from the woman, punching her and throwing her to the sidewalk. investigators say the woman hit her head on a pipe and needed three staples. just weeks ahead now the summer travel season and fire storm is burning fueled by long line at airports that are not abating. everyone from travelers to lawmakers are pointing fingers at the tsa. and now agency representatives say they're searching for solutions. fox's mike tobin has the details. >> reporter: the transportation security agency holding a demonstration at chicago's midway international airport showin

in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix5. >> jack si, is this something the police department has been wanting to propose for a while? >> the department has been talking about this for a while now. police chief says when a shooting happened on april 19th and killed a 28-year-old man from antioch, that's when he knew they had to take a proactive stance. back to you. >> thank you. >>> san mateo will decide today whether they will keep red light cameras in the city. city council is set to vote on a two-year contract extension with the camera operator. the cameras generated nearly $230,000 in revenue last year. >>> time is 6:01. let's check our roads. >> we're going to start off on 580 this time around. delays due to a stalled big rig in the second line at grant line. it's causing an extra busy ride out of tracy this morning. it gets slower and slower from 205 to 580, 9 miles an hour in spots. once you get past the big rig, it looks better. 680 better out of pleasanton. metering lights on on the bay bridge. busy conditions there and the east shore as well, as well as westbound 580. if you're heade

from the newsroom, we are joined with more on the convention and the turmoil surrounding this weekend. >> california matters, that was the theme we heard from candidates over the past two days. in fact, this is the first time in decades the republican primary could stretch until june. there was calm outside the california republican convention today, stark contrast against yesterday's protests where at least five people were arrested as they tried to disrupt donald trump. they succeeded in blocking the entrance forcing the front run tore climb over a guardrail and use a back entrance at the high at. trump tweeted today, the protesters in california were thugs and criminals. many are professionals. they should be dealt with strongly by law enforcement. >> good bless the great state of california. reporter: today it was senator ted cruz's turn to make his case to republican voters. >> you need someone with good judgment that is sober and stable and levelheaded and not likely to make ration hotheaded decisions, not likely to explode at the latest twitter storm. reporter: he received a su

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.>> we should just tell them we are in the newsroom chatting. e of those conversations could not make it on the air.>>> mostly clear skies inland and low clouds by the coast, and it will warm up for a couple of days. there will be upper 80s to near 90, and it will come tumbling down. by the time we get friday and saturday. it looks pretty good if you are heading out, and again, the size of that barbecue. it will be nice out there today. a little bit of a breeze pitching up and late patchy fog. temperatures going up, up and incoming way down. this low will drop in around thursday and friday and into the weekend. patchy fog, mostly sunny today, 70s and 80s. much cooler on thursday, and a big drop by friday. possible thunderstorms for the north bay, and we will have a few days to fine tune this. shower activity in the sierra but that is gone, 50s on the temperatures, a few 40s with calistoga, napa at 45. novato is 50, and it is of little bit chilly for some. heading west, 21 miles an hour. and it looks to be out of the north on the backside of this

>>> live in the cnn newsroom. we begin with the tragic and terrifying story blowing up all over social media right now, a little kid, an enormous wild animal and the painful decision made to save the child's life. staffers at the cincinnati zoo shot one of their endangered gorillas this weekend, a 400-pound male dragging a boy who somehow climbed in to the gorilla's habitat. the boy has been released from the hospital. the gorilla is dead. you are about to see this shocking video of the gorilla and the boy together. then i'm going to talk to animal expert jack hannah about what happened here and how people are now weighing in from all across the country, either critical of this little boy's parents, supportive of the zoo's drastic measures or outraged at what they are calling the senseless and needless death of a rare gorilla. cnn's jessica schneider first with the story. >> reporter: a day of panic and desperation at the cincinnati zoo. >> this is in a gorilla cage and a 3-year-old child has fallen in to the goril

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jeff is in the newsroom with the latest. >> carlton is allowed to have fractured his victim's rib and bruised his eye according to police he and fife-year-old man got a verbal argument and then they got it on. it turned physical. carl top seen here in his mug shot street department employee for over twenty seven years accusing of punching his alleged victim numerous times according to the diss trek attorney's office. it happened at a house party on the 6,000 block of north american street on december 6th, 21:56:30 at night. carlton now seen here on fox 29' gas day back in january talking about snow removal, he's 45 and the 50-year-old apparently had words and then they started to throw some hands. according to court documents, carlton was arrested friday. he'll be back in court jun june 7th now both are misdemeanor. we were told commissioner carlton was not available for comment when we called the streets depth this afternoon. deputy commissioner mike carol is now the acting commissioner. obviously, a little bit of a black eye for the kenney administration lucy very earl until their t

>> i was telling jason in the newsroom yesterday, the warriors are going to lose tonight. i have made that assumption or prediction based on game three. for the first time i saw the warriors not fight back to get back into the game. and i also saw oklahoma city just bleeding confidence. >> absolutely. >> they had the warriors on the ground and they kept punching them. >> from watching the game yesterday, it looks like the oklahoma city thunder have amazing confidence. this pass from steven adams. i think the warriors have estimated him. he is a university of colorado buffalo, by the way. >> go buffs. >> look at you, brian. >> they totally underestimated those two. you have kevin durant. you have russell westbrook. you have to keep an eye on the other two as well. >> right. we say the warriors aren't playing well. give credit to oklahoma city because they are playing great defense. >> they are on fire. a nice line in the paper that said the thunder looked like the vintage warriors of a month ago. >> [ laughter ] >> please find the warriors that we saw. >> gasia, you know ho

betty: crimson has more from the newsroom. mark: the u.s. senate today passed legislation that would allow 9/11 victims and their families to sue other companies for their role in the attacks. u.s. treasury department disclosed saudi arabia that things for the first time in 31 years. officials have reportedly threatened to sell the stake if the bill became law. we have a good relationship and we want to keep good relationships. participatesment in terrorism, they should pay a price. mark: senator schumer making andrence to his colleague that bill cosponsor mark sherman. josh earnest said it is difficult to see the president signing that bill into law. the senate blocked president obama pauses request. the vote was 50-47 with 60 votes needed to succeed. by cutsill be offset from a health care fund. if that passes, the senate would vote to advance the plan with no offsets. the white house has threatened to veto the bill. democratic voters want hillary prefer senator sanders. elizabeth warren was second with julian 10% preferred castro. donald

. >>> well, you are in the cnn newsroom on this saturday. i am pamela brown. alone the republican heap making part victory lap in washington, two weeks ahead of the state's primary. donald trump walking out to his very enthusiastic supporters at the spokane convention center a few minutes ago. donald trump's next stop on the canadian border, linden, washington. what is donald trump's message to the washington crowd now he is the only remaining republican candidate? >> he is right in the middle of going off on jeb bush and lindsay graham. this is a subject that came up subject when two former rivals of donald trump put out statements saying they are not going to support him and vote for him. right now donald trump, the last several seconds went off on jeb bush saying he is is low energy, he has no talent. he pointed this out and pointed it out yesterday that jeb bush and graham signed that loyalty pledge. this is what every candidate had to sign and it was a very big deal when it came out. the question is will donald trump sign the loyalty pledge. this is someth

so that is the kind of thing starts inllaboration your own newsroom and it goes beyond that. >> thank you very much. i would like to thank our guests for being here, and the national press club journalism institute forum.rdinating this thank you. i do not think this is the last we are going to hear from you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [indiscernible conversations] [chatter] >> next, former secretary of state james baker testifying on u.s. leadership in the world. then, former president bill clinton campaigning in the -- kentucky for his wife, hillary clinton. >> book tv has 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors every weekend. here are some programs to watch for. on saturday, don watkins, author of -- >> the reason i said inequality is not a problem because what we are concerned with the not how much money do you have, but how did you get it? or did you get it for a process that was unfair. an equalized peop

bruce gordon is live in the newsroom with the very latest on this one. bruce? >> reporter: chris, the man at the center of the carnage is employed by the federal protective service or at least he was before being stripped of his badge and gun back in march. when allegations arose that he had abused his wife. this is 62-year-old eulalio tordil being arrested at a shopping center in aspen hill maryland around thee this afternoon. deadly violence began thursday when police say tordil confron confronted then fatally shot his egg stranged wife gladys outside their children's high school in high point. he then allegedly shot and wound add man who tried to intervene. now this morning, about 15 miles from that school at a shopping mall in bethesda, police say tordil shot three people, killing one and wounding the other two. half an hour later police say tordil fatally shot a woman outside a supermarket i in aspen hill. authorities acknowledge they allowed tordil to roam the nearby shopping center for about an hour after that shooting before confronting him and arrestin

tomorrow at 3:00 before news 4 at 4:00. >> new video just into the newsroom. our first look at the chase on the beltway with the lawyer accused in the brutal kidnapping and attempted murder of a couple in northern virginia. how could this hurt his defense of involuntary intoxication. >> tires taken, a cadillac on blocks at this home in potomac. what's going on here? i'm pat collins. the story coming up, news 4. >>> and i'm consumer reporter susan hogan. imagine driving a brand new car and it stalls repeatedly? it happened to a virginia couple and when the dealer couldn't find a problem they called nbc 4 responds and next we get answers and more. >>> we had not seen 80 at all this month until today. the 80s are back and they're here to stay. the complete forecast >>> now nbc 4 responds. a virginia couple says their brand new jeep kept stalling and so did their efforts to get any recourse. so that's when they call get help and accelerate a solution. >> imagine this, you're driving your brand new car through a major intersection and suddenly it shuts off and horns

take a look at the video into the newsroom. know that 60 people are already confirmed dead. 150 survivors were found according to the red cross. a massive operation to rescue people is underway right now. this mudslide actually spanned

reporting in the newsroom kron4 news. >>> here the church is celebrating the pastors 85th birthday. actor danny glover was one of the many faces the joined the party. it's a big weekend for the church. with a deep history of civil rights and social justice, the church will be welcoming bernie sanders to speak tomorrow afternoon. sanders is expected to be here at 2 pm. reporting in oakland. kron4 news. >>> new at 11 investigators have released the name of another person who is now in custody connected to last week's deadly shooting in novato. he was arrested this weekend for conspiracy according to the marin county sheriff's office. one teenager died in that shooting. a 2nd victim needed surgery. both are novato high school students. the shooting happened on the trail at the end of fairway drive in novato. 2 people aren't custody and later -- late tonight the office -- sheriffs tweeted they continue to work tirelessly helping to track down the final murder suspect. >>> to teenagers were airlifted to the hospital after the car went careening over a cliff. it happened on grizzly peak b

mark crumpton has more from the newsroom. .: beginning our news today, donald trump's campaign manager will reportedly lead the search for the running mate. he will lead the team that will search for and vet top candidates. they will include ben carson. bernie sanders and hillary clinton are in tight races in swing states. mrs. clinton leads in florida and pennsylvania, but mr. sanders leads in ohio. secretary of state john kerry says businesses should use the united states and its sanctions against iran as an excuse to not do business there. canetary kerry says banks open accounts for iran, lend money, and facilitate legitimate transactions. in canada, an initial look at fort mcmurray shows that 90% survived the fire. 900 peopleearly to leave their homes. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i am mark crumpton. back to you. scarlet: thank you so much. let's get a quick check on u.s. markets before we head over to the nasdaq. we are looking at green across

disappearance, he was seen dragging her across a freeway overpass. >> ktvu's brian flores is in the newsroom with the latest on the because this happened above a busy freeway, the hope is more people come forward. this morning deputies are concerned because they don't know how injured the girl is. sheriff's say 7 in the morning yesterday a hispanic man was seen with a gun pulling a white female across the freeway pedestrian overpass located near home acres avenue and taylor avenue near 780 in vallejo. the female's face was bleeding and she was screaming for help. one witness says that after she saw what happened she ran and called police, but before that heard at least a gunshot. deputies later identified the girl missing as 15-year-old pearl pinson, a student at jesse bethel high school in vallejo. they also identified the man possibly connected to her disappearance as 19-year-old fernando castro. also of vallejo. but by the time deputies arrived both were gone but blood was on the ground and pearl's cell phone was left behind. >> we are very concerned. there was some form of altercation th

>>> welcome to the cnn newsroom. i am pamela brown. first up donald trump takes a victory lap all the way to the pacific northwest. his first campaign in washington state and this is where he is due next. a fairground not far from the canadian border, the town of linden, about an hour from now. he has been very busy. a short time ago in spokane, washington. he stayed close to the topics that got him the de facto republican nomination, the wall, bad trade deals, nafta is the worst thing ever and his new full time target, hillary clinton. cnn is live in linden, washington. jeremy, based on what we have seen today we are not seeing the reserved statesman trump promises if elected president but a vintage trump, bringing up bill clinton's impeachment. what the people want, right. >> that is right. donald trump said he would start to act more presidential after locking up the presidential nomination. days after becoming the party's presumptive nominee donald trump is going after hillary clinton no holds barred type of tactics. he went after h

leon: scott thuman reporting live from the newsroom. appreciate that. right now, the abc7 news team is pressing its sources looking for any more information available on what happened outside the white house. we will bring you that new information as soon as we learn it in the coming hour. alison: okay, leon. also a big story tonight breaking. firings at metro. we are talking about major firings here. abc7 has now confirmed 20 of the transit agencies managers have been let go. abc7 transportation reporter brianne carter is live with what she has learned about this. this is a big deal. brianne: in the last 90 minutes we obtained a memo sent to metro employees announcing the 20 metro managers have been released from the jobs at wmata. we know that 20 of the managers, seven of them said to be senior managers. that one-third of them worked within the rail operation side here of the in this memo, it also says part of the restructuring and the streamlining that paul wiedefeld has been doing he will be reviewing any redun can't -- redundant positions. so this m

. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> pam:breaking news tonight at ten: >> pam: >> pam: i am pam moore. >> steve:and i'm steve aveson. >> steve: we have other break the news. it started otuside a donald trump rally. >> steve:this is video from downtown -- hundreds of people taking to the streets. we've seen people jumping on police cars. there were reports of protesters lighting fires -- throwing rocks and bottles at police. >> steve:right now police are trying to get a handle on all this. >> pam:this comes on a night when donald trump has won the washington primary. moving him one step closer from being the presumptive republican nominee. to official nominee. >> pam:grant lodes is tracking the protests. >> grant: we have video from all types of areas critic you could see the chaotic nature of it. people are jumping out of pickup trucks. protesters, frolicking and waving mexican flags and burning t- shirts. this has been going on for several hours and albert kirby. most of it, after donald trump spoke at the convention center. >> grant: take a look at some of the ground of video

that is the latest from the newsroom. we'll continue to follow the story for you. you can follow us on twitter for latest. >>> new at 6:00, 1 person is dead after an accident involving four voeks in brentwood at san creek road. the person in the white ford died. there are traffic delays in the area, investigators are trying to determine what caused that accident. >>> a new policy for san francisco police, the chief is requiring officers to carry three-foot long batons which responding to concern calls involving homeless people, people in crisis and people with weapons other than a gun. and. >>> a drive through shooting today at a mcdonalds. police on hunt for the gunman. this morning's shooting shut down the mcdonalds in antioch. police don't think is arandom attack. there are clues investigators are working with police are still looking for the suspect who folks say they've seen here before. the folks say the man was here, last week. and angry over a relationship gone sour. this time, they say he came back to this lane but today was armed. >> this is where i take

jonathan: this is something we are just getting into the newsroom now. a full-time firefighter will now be working with metro. the uniformed officer will be standing by at the rail operations center just in case. this change is coming one dale before metro is issuing the final report of a fire that killed a woman at the l'enfant plaza last year. michelle: after two years and $15 million, today prince george's county declared an disaster in its history. brad: i'm brad bell in the neighborhood of fort washington where today politician led by steny hoyer and county executive baker join with the residents of the neighborhood so celebrate the reopening of piscataway drive. this road collapsed literally in what was called a slope failure, rather than a landslide back in may of 2014. a number of houses including these up on top of the hill here condemned. never able to be occupied again. the county having to buy them. all told, $15 million spent on this project. we'll have more on this story coming up at 5:00. jonathan: did a university of mary washington studen

that is the latest from the newsroom. we'll continue to follow the story for you. you can follow us on twitter for latest. >>> new at 6:00, 1 person is dead after an accident involving four voeks in brentwood at san creek road. the person in the white ford died. there are traffic delays in the area, investigators are trying to determine what caused that accident. >>> a new policy for san francisco police, the chief is requiring officers to carry three-foot long batons which responding to concern calls involving homeless people, people in crisis and people with weapons other than a gun. and. >>> a drive through shooting today at a mcdonalds. police on hunt for the gunman. this morning's shooting shut down the mcdonalds in antioch. police don't think is a random attack. there are clues investigators are working with police are still looking for the suspect who folks say they've seen here before. the folks say the man was here, last week. and angry over a relationship gone sour. this time, they say he came back to this lane but today was armed. >> this is where i take

let's go to tailor in the newsroom. or: ash says american serviceman was killed in iraq by fire from the islamic state. >>>> and american servicemember has been killed in iraq. neighborhood, these are preliminary reports. i don't know much more than that. i believe that much is true and our thoughts and prayers are with that service members family . taylor: this is the third half in iraq since the coalition launched its campaign against militants in 2014. the czech republic defense minister says the u.s. hasn't right. european natives are not spending enough money on defense. europe has an inability to combat some of the top security threats. nearly all of detroit's public schools are closed as mass aacher sickout's role into second day. the district will run out of cash by june 30. teachers who opted to get their money won't get checks the summer. another protest and union meeting are planned today. foreign corporations would scale back plans to invest in the u.s.. if donald trump is elected president. the survey found

jeff is in the newsroom with the fallout.eff. >> lucy his name is donald carlton end ran the streets department until he was put on leave of absence after being arrested on criminal charges. jim kenney's office says his replacement is at the helm of the department. news sent out not long after fox 29 broke the story. carlton seen here in mug shot streets department employee for over two decades is accused of punching his alleged victim numerous times according to the da's office. the alleged victim suffered a fractured rib and bruised eye. da's office and police tell fox 29 it happened at a house party on the 6,000 block of north american street in december 6th, 2015. carlton 45 and 50-year-old man got into verbal argument that turned physical. according to court documents, carlton was arrested friday. he'll be back in court jun june 7th. now both charges misdemeanor force commissioner carlton was not available for comment when we call over to the streets depth this afternoon. deputy commissioner named mike carol is now actin