darryl lumpkin was not charged. as the state's attorney explained, he had been convicted of simple assault in the district in 1985 and in 2001 purchased a gun legally. however, when the law changed in 2012, he was in violation. this has changed the way the prince george's county fire department handles calls for check on the welfare. let's listen to the fire chief now who explains that. >> makes you think a little bit more about running what we call the normal medical local that, you know, he approached the house a little bit differently, not going to stand directly in the door, if you do force entry you may so yes, it definiely has changed our tactics as far as how we answer those types of calls. >> reporter: the judge in the case sentenced mr. lumpkin to 15 years. he'll be on probation as well and he has 30 days to put his life together before he has to show up for prison time. paul wagner fox 5 local news. >>> now to a story going on in breaking just around this time last night. a scary couple of hours for thrill

allen is the co-founder and darryl per kins is the chief strategy officer. thank you for being with us gentlemen. congratulations on your fifth year. >> thank you. we're happy to have come this far. >> so tell us about broccoli city and how it came about. what is >> we started as a celebration of earth day and celebrate our planet and celebrate healthy living. it's really just expanded to now a week long event as well as mobilizing people to volunteer events. to a conference this year and really setting trends toward health, wellness and environmental sustainability. >> this is the first year that you had a whole week leading up to the big events. the concert. it kicked off k-5 runs. >> we had a little under 300 runners. it was a beautiful day. sunny, 92 degrees. it was a great time. after the run we were able to have fitness instructors from the heart association and another hour and then we dispersed a lovely saturday here in d.c. >> we definitely have a lot of millennials from all backgrounds and shapes, colors and in our part of broccoli city and we're d

one day before he passed away, gordon said, darryl, i haven't shared this with anybody.nds crazy but it's a treasure map from space. >> get out of here! so cool, man. >> darryl was given this map while he's searching for treasure on a global scale, the treasures in this garage are amazing. this is the voice data recordings for the entirety of the mercury seven flight. and in this exclusive clip you'll be able to see a bit more of tonight when it airs, he's following along the course, listening to the tapes, putting it together. some of the most interesting moments happen when gordon's saying nothing. >> it's not the fact he's gone silent. it's where he's gone silent. >> oh. no. snap. >> "right this minute" we have darryl with us. what's it like to be in the middle of this? >> well, it's truly -- i feel so extremely fortunate to be in this position because an astronaut as well known as a tro naught gordon cooper befriending a normal guy like me and then gifting me with this information because we happen to share the same passions for exploratioexp. so i pinch myself every

darryl's house is a venue owned by hall.new york, wants to reduce the maximum occupies at the venue to allow 120 fewer people to attend the shows there. hall has filed suit to block the move. the dispute is happening oo inil is wanting to build an outdoor stage. >>> he may be the prime minister of canada, but he's not beyond pulling a good april fool's joke. >> he did it to an old classmate that you might know. here talking about prime minister justin trudeau and actor matthew perry. he talked about beating up true bow when they were students in -- trudeau when they were students in ottawa. trudeau tweeted, i've been giving it some thought. you know what, who doesn't want to punch chandler? how about a rematch? trudeau's spokeswoman confirmed his tweet was an april fool's joke. a lot of female employees here who love justin trudeau. i don't think they want him to get beat up. >> we don't. >> keep that pretty face perfect. >> no, we don't. >>> now for more stories coming up at 6:00 a.m. -- >> coming up on "nbc10 news today,"

thank you, darryl for being with us on bbc news.ry borisjohnson has cancelled his planned trip to moscow next monday in response to the chemical attack in syria. in a statement he said, "we deplore russia's continued defence of the assad regime." meanwhile, the united states has expressed disappointment but not surprise at russian criticism of its attack on a syrian government airbase. daniel boettcher reports. the cruise missile strikes on the syrian air base were a sharp departure from a president whose policy on the campaign trail to the white house was one of avoiding overseas conflicts. administration officials are saying the strikes were intended as a one off, not a change in direction, and at an emergency meeting of the un security council, the us insisted its actions were fully justified. it was time to say, enough. but not only say it, it was time to act. bashar al—assad must never use chemical weapons again, ever. syria denies using nerve gas in the attack on the rebel—held town but the us says it has crossed a line. it fi

. ♪ ♪ >>> philly area native darryl hall is suing a town.is open -- darryl's house is suing to allow more than 120 people to be at the shows. he's negotiating to build an outdoor stage at darryl's house. it. >>> a philadelphia firefighters will make history. fire captain linda long will be the first woman battalion chief. long joined the department as a pair medic in 1990 and is the first person ever to rise through the ranks as both a paramedic and a firefighter. >>> the second oldest black baptist church in pennsylvania is recrea-creating the past. monumental baptist church turned 50. to celebrate they re-enacted a pilgrimage they made in 1967 from their old church to the new location. they even cut a ribbon before going inside as they did in the past. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with you and watching the roads. we're watching the roosevelt boulevard. the sun coming up there looks really nice. our cameras around 17th street, no major problems or delays. at least that are reported for now. most of the major traffic picking

darryl keane is the chief fire officerfor people.e officer for hertfordshire and this is what he told us. the first grey sweater right when faced with a very severe fire that was contained in the research base but spreading rapidly. this being a residential ca re rapidly. this being a residential care home, there were over 30 people, some of which were unable to escape themselves. we ended up carrying out the number of rescues, over 30, to remove people both with crews wearing breathing apparatus and others. as you know, 33 were successfully rescued and 42—mac residents have died as a result of the fire. —— two residents. we pulled together a team to start the investigation. fire investigation officers from the servers are working very closely with the co nsta bula ry working very closely with the constabulary and over the wii will be here until we identified the cause of the fire. two of those residents appear to have died. what happened to the 33 that we rescued? they have been moved somewhere else? that is right. 33, most of the 3

let's hearfrom darryl keen, the chief fire officer for hertfordshire.st crews that arrived were faced with a very severe fire, that was primarily contained in the roof space, but spreading very rapidly. of course, this being a residential care home, there were over 30 people, some of which were unable to escape themselves. we ended up carrying out a number of rescues, over 30, to remove people, both with crews wearing breathing apparatus and via ladders. as you know, 33 were successfully rescued, and unfortunately two residents died as a result of the fire. there is a thorough investigation going on. in fact, even while the fire was still burning, we'd pulled together a team to start the investigation, as you would expect. fire investigation officers from hertfordshire fire and rescue service are working very closely with hertfordshire constabulary and obviously we will be here until we identify the cause of the fire. so, 35 residents were living here. about 30 of them have been found now alternative accommodation. two sadly died. three were taken to ho

kevin is good enough to be here and darryl are with me. both of whom voted for president trump.n, thank you both so much for taking the time. >> our pleasure. >> yeah, our pleasure. thanks for having us. >> kevin, you first, and then dale. first 100 days, how's he done? give me a grade for president trump. >> you know, i'd give him an a-minus right now. he's trying to do wonderful things for all americans out there. it's a tough job coming in as president and trying to unite everybody. i think he's doing a good job of trying to bring it together and, again, make america great again. >> you know, i feel like president trump's done a real good job instead of giving him a grade i want to have people give him a better chance instead of booing him or telling him he's not doing his job and being against him, give him a chance. he's just 99 days today, 100 days. so we need to work with the guy and not against the guy. >> all right. >> he's doing everything possible to set this country in the right place. so -- >> totally fair point. totally fair point. give him a chance. kevin, back ov

our role model is darryl green. i'm sure you have something to say about that. >> i'm the oldest on the stage. >> pretty much. >> yeah okay so i think really i read the note and saw the piece and thought it was very special in terms of that mother taking advantage of something on behalf of her son. and if she saw

now 62-year-old darryl lumpkin will spend four years in prison. he emergency. he said he thought the medics were intruders. >> he certainly wants the community to know that that was something he did not intend and he was not in full mental capacity. >> he was sentenced for gun possession charge. he had a prior felony conviction and was banned from owning the gun. >>> up next, a weekend of mourning and remembererance for the families of virginia tech shooting victims. one mother is dealing with loss again but still fighting to keep her daughter's legacy alive and well. >> i just hope and pray that i continue to have the strength >>> a weekend of remembrance is underway. sunday will mark ten years since a gunman opened fire killing 32 people. thousands are expected to gather but one northern virginia mother whose child was killed will not be among them. celeste peterson explained why her focus is here at home. >> you don't normally lose the most precious thing in your life. >> reporter: she is often surrounded by friends, people she loves referred to as her commi

specialist jeremy darryl thomas lost his life in that crash. 22 lives in chapel hill, tennessee. chief warrant officer christopher nicholas and captain serikazu moto. >>> we want to give you a warning of vehicles you may be seeing near the navy yard this morning. the navy is holding an active shooter drill. it will be in lockdown from 8:30 this morning. again, this is only a drill. >>> former president george h.w. bush is recovering from a bout of pneumonia this he was gladmitted to the hospit friday due to a consistent cough. that's when doctors determined he had pneumonia, he will stay in the hospital until he retains strength. >>> the new england patriots took their victory lap, president trump will host the team today. not everyone plans to make this trip, though, at least six players say they will not attend the ceremony. four of them say they disagree with trump's policies. >>> flex your fingers because there's going to be some channel flipping tonight. two teams in the area making a run in the playoffs. first, let's talk about the capitals, this is not a must win, but pret

darryl lum kin got four years in prison. because he thought he was firing in self defense he wasn't charged important the three shootings only for illegal possession of a firearm. when i asked the chief about the four-year sentence he would only say that this is what the court's decided, this is what has to be accepted. he says that now that the criminal proceedings are finished up with, prince george's county fire is going to launch a new investigation into what happened a year ago and he says does expect additional changes regarding safety to come. lindsay watts, fox5 local news. earlier today another event was held to remember john oms schneider schneider. dozens of people turned out to donate blood. organizers say they put together this blood drive not only to pay tribute to oms schneider schneider, but to honor other firefighters who put their lives on the line every day to help others. >> let's take it outside for a live look. i hope you're enjoying your saturday boy, it was a gorgeous day, but you might be seeing a fe

darryl lumpkin got four years in prison.se he thought he was firing in self-defense he wasn't charged for the three shootings, only for illegal possession of a firearm. when i asked the chief about the four year sentence he would only say this is what the courts decided. this is what has to accepted. he says that now that the criminal proceedings are finished, proven proven fire will launch new investigation, and he does expect additional changes regarding safety to come. in land over hills, lindsay watts fox 5 local news. >> tough weekend for everybody there. >>> time now, 7:10, still very lots of things going on here in the weekend. there's a lot happening in the weekend. >> a lot of sports, a lot of sports here, we got the trifecta all three teams playing this weekend. we're going to tell you who's playing today if you're looking for something to do with your >>> the deadline day almost here, it is tax time. late filers have until tuesday or file for an extension, we'll sit down with a financial planner and discuss what w

. >> reporter: darryl and shirley jenkins, a retired couple from washington state, also died from carbononing in the same hotel room. the faulty pool heater created yet another near tragedy just days after the jenkins death. the solinski family checked into the room just above 225 to celebrate their daughter's birthday with a pool party and sleepover. >> all girls were very sick. puking in bathroom sinks, toilets, while i'm calling their parents. they were falling off like flies. it was pretty scary. >> reporter: solinski says she complained to the front desk. >> my name was written on a yellow sticky note and i was told the general manager would be told. >> reporter: but damon malattere, whose company managed the hotel, which is not owned by best western directly, swears the clerk never told him. >> so you were not informed by your employees that people had gotten sick in the room right above 225? >> i was not. >> reporter: it was that third incident in the hotel that led first responders to finally discover the toxic source. the heater's exhaust pipe was supposed to conduct the carbon

in fact, sitting right over north darryl is bringing all of that nice warm air into our area. a live look outside. all we're seeing are high-level clouds. that's just about it. mostly sunny skies. neighbored right now for philadelphia seeing lots of upper 60s and some low 70s. currently 70 degrees in chestnut hill and torresdale is 69 and bustleton, current temperatures 68 degrees. it looks like the p.a. suburbs seeing really nice temperatures, certainly above average. westchester 71 and st. david's at 67 and north wales at 68. warrington 69 is your current temperature and here is why. we are seeing those winds coming out of the south, and this is, of course, bringing us that nice warm southerly influence. what does that mean for us? it means that by monday we'll hit 80 and then 84 and will bump us up to 84 on tuesday, rosemary. >> thanks for that. we have new video tonight of the moment a bomb went off inside a church in alexandria, egypt, one of two bombs detonate there had on this palm sunday killing at least 38 people and injuring more than 100. in the wake of the blast, e

. >> and darryl earnhardt jr.ounced this will be his final season as a nascar driver. >> i accomplished way more way more. than i ever thought i'd accomplish. >> plagued by concussions in recent years he missed half of last season due to a head injury and hinted that health concerns played a part in his decision. >> kind of hard to quit, i tell you. that's all you do all your life and all you want to do. it's hard to walk away from. >> earnhardt will turn 43 later this year and will not be behind the wheel he says he wants to stay in the sport for many years to come. >> that need for speed. i'm sure is tough to walk away from. still ahead here is twitter about to unveil the next big thing. plus, donald trump says canada has outsmarted the u.s. for a long time but can a full-blown trade war be avoided? ouch! ♪ skin-flex™, anna! sit! new band-aid® brand skin-flex™ bandages. our best bandage yet! it moves like a second skin. ♪ yeah. go! good thing because stopping never crosses your mind. band-aid® brand. stick with

. >> reporter: 63-year-old darryl jennings launched his business, american music furniture company, in 2013 and today has seven employees and two co-owners, making humid phiing cabinets for guitars. while he has seen success selling brown band, there are challenges in being an older entrepreneur. >> the biggest challenge is the fact that you're not going to make money for quite a while. if you start a business, it always takes more money than you think it will. it takes more time than you think it will. >> reporter: he has only on one regret. >> i wish i had done it sooner. >> reporter: for "on the money," i'm kate rogers. >> so are enough people taking the risk to launch and build their own small businesses? victor hwang, thank for being here today. >> thank you. good to be here. >> the package pointed out small business is biggest job creator but more small businesses were started in the 1980s that today. why is that? >> it is an interesting fact we are actually half the rate of startups than we were a generation ago. this is one of the big things we've been looking at at the kauffma

. >> reporter: near raliegh, north carolina katie and darryl key say they found the solution, with a health savings account or hsa. >> we use the hsa card when we go to the doctor to pay for the visit checking out and it's typically going over to target to pick up the prescription. >> reporter: each month a family puts pretax dollars into an hsa account, up to $6,750 a year. employers may also contribute. families use that money for any medical, dental or pharmacy expense. hsa's are meant for people with high deductible insurance plans that come with a lower monthly premium. what are you telling your clients about hsa's? >> i'm telling my clients to consider it. let's plan for the higher deductible. >> reporter: in baltimore, financial planner lazetta likes hsas because they offer a way to save. >> if you're pretty healthy and you don't have a lot of medical visits, then that's money you don't have to spend. you're just saving it. >> reporter: that's right. unlike flexible spending accounts, you don't have to spend all the money in your hsa each year. tax free savings. and once you'r

the dispute is happening as hall is negotiating to build an outdoor stage at darryl's house. >>> timeay ball for the phils. great. >> thank you. >> we're ready to go. the team opens the 2017 season against the reds in cincinnati. >> coverage starts this afternoon at 3:00 with the first pitch at 4:10. last year, jeremy helikson will get the opening day start for the phillies. what can the fans expect this season for from the team? manager pete mccannon says his goal to win half the games, bill henley, just half the games what he's looking for. >> no. >> based on that of howie kendrick in left field and michael saunders in right bringing much-needed stability to the everyday lineup. >> there's a lot that goes into it, but it seems to work that way now. i'm looking forward to seeing that lineup from the start. >> i'm happy with the additions we have in the clubhouse. not only with their ability to the field but what they bring to the clubhouse. >> csn is hodel -- is hosting a watch party. the first 500 fans there get a free cheesesteak and a drink. >> ooh. >> you like that? jessica's alw

. >> mayor jim kenney, city council president darryl clark and superintendent doctor william hite kicked off ground breaking at cte high school dobbins. it will be receiving new state of the art classrooms and equipment. that project is scheduled to be complete by 2019. >> get your aggression out too >> yeah. >> get right into it. >> lauren has our forecast. >> i think we feel like doing that to mother nature sometimes. >> owe man, sometimes she does to it us. >> that is true. >> she gave us sunshine and then she taketh away. those gray skies are now in come nation across the delaware valley. we will see rain moving in as we head into the second half of the evening hours. rain widespread, heavier at times and also dealing with the potential for thunderstorms, overnight tonight but getting a live look right now at center city philadelphia, yeah, a gray scene, after some sunshine, to start off our monday, temperatures though still feeling good, 63 degrees our current, wind speeds out of the south and wind has begun to pick up. we will sea breeze i conditions throughout overnight per. wind

pilot darryl roberts safely landed his small plane monday night in a large parking lot in los angelesy. investigators believe the plane ran out of fuel but l.a. county officials who responded after the landing say roberts was visibly drunk. the 58 year-old is expected in court in july. >>> this morning mayor of the ferguson, missouri still has his job. james knowles defeated a city council member in the mayoral election. knowles was mayor who led the city after a fatal police shooting of michael brown. three others stepped down after federal invest that followed. knowles stayed in office. investigation found that the city targeted african americans for tickets, fines, council member running against him was hoping to be the first black mayor. >>> a new pepsi ad is facing fierce backlash on line. lets take a look. >> ♪ >> ad features reality tv star kendall jenner. she has a photo shoot to join protesters marching outside. she settles it by giving a pepsi to an officer, twitter users quick to respond, many calling it tone deaf and dis respectful while trying to cash in on the black live

. >> reporter: darryl lumpkin was actually sentenced to 15 years with all the four years suspended, ande him 30 days to put his life in order before he has to turn himself in to start beginning that sentence. live at the courthouse in upper marlboro, paul wagner fox 5 local news. >>> now to the district, where a sexual assaulting a housekeeper in a hotel last year. areness toe men doze pleaded guilty to the crime and today a judge sentenced him to three years in prison, men dough sa attacked her last year. surveillance video helped identify the man. after he completes his sentence, mendoza will be required to register as a sex offender the rest of his life sflfrmgs a deadly tanker explosion happened yesterday on an reinstate, the driver going the opposite direction caught the explosion on camera. unbelievable. police say a dump truck heading southbound was rear-ended by an 18 wheeler. it was carrying 8,000 gallons of gasoline. you see what happened next. the driver was able to escape but the driver of the dump truck was killed. >>> in vegas, flames atop the roof in the shops and restaur

. >> sacramento major darryl steinburg finds the action of the officer alarming and expecting a swift and thorough investigation from the office of public safety and accountability. >>> new at 6, another challenge to free spes on the cal campus. college republicans were forced to cancel a conservative speaker because of too much administration roadblocks. kpix devin feelly on the concerns blind that cancellation. >>-- behind the cancellation. >> scenes like these that uc berkeley wants to avoid at all costs. campus republicans say the university's renewed emphasis on conservative people stifles free speech. >> what happens is they're able to shut down event. >> they canceled an upcoming appearance by david. after university police say they ensured they could provide adequate security and the event held in the middle of the day and outside the center of cap pus. >> sorry they had to cancel it. it has nothing whatsoever to did with the speaker's perspectives and everything to do with what law enforcement professionals believed needed to be down. >> students are troubled by the violence

darryl lum kin got four years in prison because he thought that he was firing in self defense he wasn'tssession of a fire armt did i ask the chief what he thought about that four-year sentence and he just said this is what the courts decide, this is what has to be accepted. of course this has really changed how firefighters think about save tivment the chief was telling me that just tonight they got a welfare check call. the woman wanted firefighters to break down her door when her husband didn't answer a. firefighters didn't do that tonight and the fire chief says there are go to be some new policy changes to come in coming weeks as they continue to investigate what happened one year ago. we're live in landover hills, lindsay watts, fox5 local news. >> earlier today another event was held to remember oms schneider schneider. dozens of people turned out to donate blood. the event was held at a church in college park. organizers say they put together this blood drive not only to pay tribute to oms schneider schneider but also to on o all firefighters who put their lives on the line every

. >> reporter: clinton voter and veteran darryl smith says trump's lack of experience still worries him of people. i'm afraid it will back fire. >> reporter: swing voters still sizing up the new president. expecting results soon. miguel marquez, cnn in pennsylvania, michigan and ohio. >> all right. thanks to international viewers for watching. "cnn newsroom" is next. for u.s. viewers, we are about to speak to a former adviser to trump's campaign. his name is carter page. will he testify before congress? can he make the case to you that there is nothing to worry about with russia? let's get after it. >>> the first 100 days we have taken historic action. >> approval ratings at historic low. >> 44% of americans approve of trump's handling of the presidency. 54% disapprove. >> you have to negotiate from a position of strength. that is hard to do at 44% approval. >> we are returning power back to the people. >> this proposal is a gift to corporate america. >> under the trump plan, we will have a massive tax cut and massive tax reform. >> they are saying growth in the economy will cover it. t

they fired head coach darryl sutter and dean lombardi.se changes come after the kings missed a playoff for the second time in three years. they have not won a playoff run since winning the stanley cup in june of 2014. lauren: it may be spring but feels like summer from the east coast. meteorologist said they do say what their forecasts. do we need sunscreen today? >> yeah, it's going to be absolutely fantastic. already started one this morning on the eastern half of the country. very warm temperatures piling up to 63 degrees in new york city. cold air further to the west along the frontal line when you see some of the spring thunderstorms continue to fire up and it's right along the line from ohio all the way to portions of texas producing borderline severe weather getting down from boston up into the dallas area. double continue to slowly drift to the east. if you are the way of it, pay attention because it could turn into severe weather by the time they get going in the afternoon hours. you see a weakening in a lot of cases, but there w

. >> reporter: clinton voter and veteran darryl smith says trump's lack of experience still worries . >> he is ticking off a lot of people. i'm afraid it is going to backfire on us. >> reporter: swing voters still sizing up the new president but expecting results soon. miguel marquez, cnn in pennsylvania, michigan and ohio. ♪ >>> miguel, thank you. more on breaking news. united airlines reaching a settlement with the passenger who was dragged off that plane. we have the details next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sfx: engine revving ♪ (silence) ♪ fothere's a seriousy boomers virus out there that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. one in 30 boomers has hep c, yet most don't even know it. because it can hide in your body for years without symptoms, and it's not tested for in routine blood work. the cdc recommends all baby boomers get tested. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us it's time to get tested. ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. it's the only way to know for sure. won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance pla

one of the things we learned is that darryl gates needs to go. unfortunately, he did go.n't call them riots because riots are what people do after sensibly losing a football game, burning cars, what have you. this was implosion over oppression or suppression over accumulated years, decades. i think what the realities were is that darryl gates and the police with drew from our communities, kind of left the community helpless, if you will, and just enraged. and i think that one of the things that we recognize there have been so many -- over the years, so many killings, the rodney king thing that obviously we saw. for people to be just given no justice after they beat this man half to death, the community was just tired of it and couldn't do anything. latasha harland, while we can't villainize all of the koreans and we shouldn't. the reality is we saw a young girl's head blown off because she was shopping and got an orange juice, because somebody miscalculated what she was doing in the store. the problem with korean-americans, they're setting up businesses, good for them. bu

. >> clinton voter and veteran darryl smith says trump's lack of experience still worries him. >> heof people. i'm afraid that it's going to end up backfiring on us is what i'm afraid of. >> swing voters still sizing up the new president but expecting results soon. miguel marquez, cnn. >>> coming up at the top of the hour we dig deeper into the president's tumultuous first 100 days, his promises, his executive orders, his tweets and the challenges that lie ahead. stay out front with tempur-pedic. our proprietary material automatically adjusts to your weight, shape and temperature. so you sleep deeply, and wake up feeling powerful. find your exclusive retailer at tempurpedic.com lwho's the lucky lady? i'm going to the bank, to discuss a mortgage. ugh, see, you need a loan, you put on a suit, you go crawling to the bank. this is how i dress to get a mortgage. i just go to lendingtree. i calculate how much home i can afford. i get multiple offers to compare side by side. and the best part is... the banks come crawling to me. everything you need to get a better mortgage. clothing optiona

nuclear expert darryl kim bell says the tough talk only angering an opponent who won't back down. >> we know that kim jong-un, the leader of north korea, and donald trump, are very concerned about their ego, their prestige, the north koreans don't want to be seen as backing down, neither does donald trump. >> reporter: the president, spending the holiday weekend in mar-a-lago has vowed north korea will be handled as vice president mike pence heads to south korea in a show of solidarity. >> and the u.s. has made it clear that it will not take action without first conferring with south korea. jim? >> blayne, thanks so much. >>> he's been removed from the job, but the news4 i-team has learned the long-time director of the embattled v.a. medical center in d.c. received big bonuses and pay raises in recent years. brian hawkins received at least $24,000 in executive bonuses since 2011, and multiple pay raises, including one last year that raised his salary up to $179,0. job last week, after a scathing audit found unsanitary conditions in medical storage areas and shortages of key equipment

. >> former "snl" star darryl hammond. >> love thigh neighbor as myself and like a good neighbor statead of donald trump does -- >> this sort of reverse meow laugh. >> most of the jokes were in the growner category. >> i was reluctant to drop the ball on syria, after all it's been a tremendous help on my iphone. >> it's the delivery that counts. >> no one absolute better than me. >> the impersonators tend to break trump down into body parts. >> a lot of it is the squint and the lips. >> yeah, he does a weird side eye thing. >> but the good thing is that everything is within the same alex con, you know, everything is tremendous, fantastic, incredible or it's a total disaster, lightweight, loser. >> john dee domenico is no loser, he won with his jokes about replacing obamacare. >> and it is going to be trump first aid canities. >> inn impersonator not in the contest. >> and then bring in the arms. >> his fake trump now hosts an entire show on comedy central for impersonators it's not the wig it's what's under it. >> i love the way he stops and thinks, like he's going to come up with some

we will have the mayor, darryl clark, all of our elected officials, our amazing alumni which all of thesetudents will be, when they graduate, and parents and everyone. >> reporter: you are amazing. can i give a shout on you to you, coming this story but you're awesome. >> thank you. >> reporter: you are an inspiration to these kiddy can tell. >> they inspire me each and every day. >> reporter: give us one more shout out, a preview. >> wow. >> watch out, thanks, is a bean a we will get dawn on the show. she flew in this morning and she's doing a recruiting trip all around america. >> constantly recruiting year round. >> still make time. >> that is cool to go back to your roots. >> it is thursday, it is breakfast with bob. >> they are at my favorite, sweet t's in haddonfield. >> well, they lock me in the refrigerated unit over here. i have got doughnuts, i have cup cakes who would like another cup cake. >> me. >> we are live from sweet t's in haddonfield, there is no egg whites and low calorie breakfast here. wait until you see this joint when we come right back. are allergies holding you b

. >> reporter: darryl and sheryly jenkins, a retired couple from washington state, also died from carbonagedy just days after the jenkins death. the zielinski family checked into the room just above 225 to celebrate their daughter's birthday with a pool party and sleepover. >> all girls were very sick. puking in bathroom sinks, toilets, while i'm calling their parents. they were falling off like flies. it was very scary. >> reporter: solinski says she complained to the front desk. >> my name was written on a yellow sticky note and i was told the general manager would be told. >> reporter: but damon malatier whose company managed the hotel which is not owned by best western directly swears the clerk never told him. >> so you were not informed by your employees that people had gotten sick in the room right above 225? >> i was not. >> reporter: it was that third incident in the hotel that led first responders to finally discover the toxic source. the heater's exhaust pipe was supposed to conduct the carbon monoxide safely outside. but hidden under a drop ceiling right under room 225, state

he hosted the online fake news comedy show and one of the judges was darryl hammond saturday live's resident alec baldwin came along. remember the guy commercials we saw on fox5. i wonder if that was him because it sounded like one guy. was that him. >> it was. we have confirmation. >> he's that good. he's that good. >> he is good. >> we've got some people pretty good in our news room, too. >> i won't name any names. >> breaking news right now. if you have someone that is trying to make it home right now on interstate 370 in montgomery county give them a call. tell them to be patient because right now all westbound lanes of 370 prior to the southbound ramp of 270 respect blocked due to a very serious motorcycle accident. state police telling our news room just moments ago they expect the lanes to be closed indefinitely while that will investigation is continuing. the motorcycle rider was taken to the hospital with critical injuries. please stay tuned fox5 for any updates on road closures in that area. >>> all right, coming up, the naacp is meeting with an elementary principal after an e-mail

. >> reporter: clinton voter and veteran darryl smith says trump's lack of experience still worries him>> and he's ticking off a lot of people. i'm afraid that it's going to end up backfiring on us is what i'm afraid of. >> reporter: swing voters still sizing up the new president but expecting results soon. miguel marquez, cnn in pennsylvania, michigan and ohio. >> when we come back, country star toby keith, the political message behind his music and the inspiration behind it. hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. >>> the cnn original series "soundtracks" plays the songs that define history. one of those came in the aftermath of 9/11 when toby keith's music helped define a time of pain and grief but also pride. dan rather talks about this moment from the series. >> once it had fully soaked in that we would not and could not be the same country after 9/11, it emerged -- i won't say slowly, but my

this vigil was honoring 37 year-old darryl mitchell, someone shot him multiple times in the 1800 blockreet sunday night. his dog was also shot. no arrests have been made. >>> all right. two children in two days approached by strangers on the streets of the glaus ter. hold on a second, i'm sorry. this is in gloucester county. this is on sunday night, we reported this yesterday. on sunday night police say a man in the white van, didn't have any windows by the way, approached a 16 year-old girl and asked if she needed a ride home on the black horse pike in blackwood. so, yesterday about a mile and a half away, 12 year-old boy was approached by a man in the veneer fairmount avenue, and estelle street. well, despite the similarities with the vans, police do not believe they are related but parents are still of course very concerned. >> it is just scary to know that local here in this area. it is a good neighborhood. we are right down the street from the police, park, kid come out all the time. >> so investigators are urging anyone who may have encountered similar incidents to call glouceste

historically lo lowest number of legislative seats in terms of representation and the person who is darryling ever the democratic party sits next to the head of the dnc and refuses to call him savl a democrat. where do they go from here. they're rutterless and lacking inspiration and voice and feasting on visit real. >> nice to have wins to and w's to take home. >> imagine if democrats were good at mringz now you. >> this stuff turns around fast. >> it does, could, i won't use those words laider. >> it could happen now. >> directly ahead president trump will no attend the white house correspondence dinner tomorrow we'll tell what you tomorrow we'll tell what you he'll be up to next instead. instead. ng if you're taking prescription medications, does your mouth often feel dry? a dry mouth can cause cavities and bad breath. over 400 medications can cause a dry mouth. that's why there's biotene. biotene can provide soothing dry mouth relief. and it keeps your mouth refreshed too. remember while your medication is doing you good, a dry mouth isn't. biotene, for people who suffer from dry mouth sy

host: this is darryl from new york, democrat. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. off, absolutely, republicans absolutely have -- they just cannot govern. number one, are border wall is not needed. illegaleland security, border crossing on the southern border is down like 60%. in 2012 republicans were using it as a talking point, trying to steal the votes away from the democratic nominee. of border wall is absolutely not needed, and even republicans and democrats on the southern border disagree with the border wall, and should the voters of america think we need a border wall, we will fail to hold the president responsible for what he says. during the campaign he promised us he would do the border wall, but he also promised us that mexico would pay for that will. -- that wall. i challenge the trump supporters to call in and admit the fact -- trump lied. if you want the border wall, then do what you promised to do in the campaign. have mexico pay for the wall. absolutely not, the government should not shut down because president trump wants to satisfy his base, whic

earlier i spoke to darryl keen, the chief fire officer for hertfordshire, and asked him what was happeningene. the crews are still working hard here to ensure that we can get the last two members of the public that we re last two members of the public that were involved in the incident out of the property. there is a thorough investigation going on. we are working closely with colleagues in the police, the ambulance service to make sure that we ensure that we secure as much evidence to be seen as possible and make sure that we understand exactly what happened there. at this point in time, our thoughts are with the families of the people who were involved, the two people who are deceased as a result of the incident. is the fire itself now out? there is still dampening down going on. a fire this significant, the whole property has been affected by the fire, there is a huge amount of damage to the property and we need to make sure that every element of that fire is out before we can leave the scene. of course, the first thing, the most important thing is to move the two u nfortu nately import

former nfl commissioner burt bell, long before goodel's days, that's 81 years ago, who owned the ritz darryleld in a hotel suite just over two days, february 8th and 9th, 1936, that first draft didn't help the eagles much by the way, they drafted nine college seniors including that year's heisman trophy winner because the eagles were the worse team, got the in number one, but bell said sorry i can't afford you, traded him to the bears. >> jay berringer, all right. thank you, steve, appreciate it, and your history each and every time, thank you. also anticipation has been building, we talk about it for just decades about building this museum. well it is here. the city's museum of the american revolution, we're talking about that revolution, because it all opens at 8:00 this morning with a tribute at the tomb of the unknown soldier of the revolutions right at washington square, from there, they're going have those festive tis go over to the independence hall and mall area. and then they'll have the official dedication, and ribbon cutting ceremony at 10:30 on the outdoor plaza. we know that vic

and social enterprise, that's what's darryl is running for.k garner has done well to prepare for the marathon. good luck to all of you. and now to danjohnson who was at the starting line. yes. people are starting to gather. i am full of admiration. i did a part of it yesterday. 0nly admiration. i did a part of it yesterday. only three miles. my legs are hurting this morning. i could not do anything like a marathon. four runners here who are doing today's marathon. it gives you an idea of the range of people involved. bronte is the youngest runner in today's race. are you excited? i am pretty excited. i am nervous but grateful for all the support. what made you want to do it? i am running for the make—a—wish foundation in memory of my best friend, leanne. her wish foundation in memory of my best friend, leanne. herwish was foundation in memory of my best friend, leanne. her wish was to go with me to florida and i wanted to do something for her. are you nervous, confident? in my training i have gone 16— 17 miles. nervous, confident? in my traini

. >> reporter: clinton voter and veteran darryl smith says trump's lack of experience still worries him he's ticking off a lot of people. i'm afraid that it's going to end up backfiring on us is what i'm afraid of. >> reporter: swing voters still sizing up the new president but expecting results soon. miguel marquez, cnn in pennsylvania, michigan and ohio. >> when we come back, country star toby keith, the political message behind his mike and the inspiration behind it. your screen is your window to the world... so why wouldn't you want one that's virtually borderless? the dell xps 13 2-in-1 with an infinityedge display. as real as it gets. sfx: intel bong he's a nascar champion who's she's a world-class swimmer who's stared down the best in her sport. but for both of them, the most challenging opponent was... pe blood clots in my lung. it was really scary. a dvt in my leg. i had to learn all i could to help protect myself. my doctor and i choose xarelto® xarelto®... to help keep me protected. xarelto® is a latest-generation blood thinner... ...that's proven to treat and reduce the risk

i'm an independent and voted for darryl castle for president and trump's in there and i'm going to tryo see what happens and wait it out. as far as his attempt to keep promises and that's what they are, attempts. what can you say? he's trying to get the border wallop. i don't think it will happen. i didn't necessarily agree with that. he's trying to enforce federal law with regard to illegal immigration and trying to penalize sanctuary cities for housing, people who may be, let's face it, whether illegal -- possibly illegal but maybe dig deeper into crime. militarily, he's reached out and within 100 days he said hey, you're not going to mess with us. we're going to bomb you and get into people who kill little babies with sarin gas. we can talk about obamacare. he's made an attempt to have a change and immediately tried to remove the mandate, to actually take it out when you don't want insurance. you can just go on and on. he's attempting to do the things that he did promise. i don't know what else you can say. i'm hoping some of the things do go through. i never, ever liked the afforda

here's darryl. alan adams wrote to him after watching eleanor garnier in what he described as...ews of the snap election. all this voting doesn't please everyone, like brenda, in bristol. she's lived through 19 elections. we told her about the 20th. you're joking! not another one. oh, for god's sake. honestly, i can't stand this. there's too much politics going on at the moment. why does she need to do it? this struck a cord with some, such as guy green. brenda swiftly became the overnight media sensation. the bbc rode the wave enthusiastically with a follow—up report on the following night from jon kay. you are trending on twitter. do you know what that means? this was all too much. such as anthony parry, who begged... peter kingston added... there will be plenty more to say on newswatch about the bbc election coverage over the next few weeks. but, for now, let's leave it with this plea from clare crick. away from all the political excitement in britain, world news has been dominated by escalating tensions between the united states and north korea. satellite images led to news r

darryl and danielle davies, george and jack walleder and barry potts live a short while from where it investigation continues. neighbours worried about giving interviews said police even dusted cars for fingerprints. giving interviews said police even dusted cars forfingerprints. there isa dusted cars forfingerprints. there is a constant police presence here in an area where this attack has raised tension. donald trump has said the united states will "solve" the threat posed by north korea's nuclear programme. in an interview with the financial times, the president said the us would act alone if china wouldn't intervene. he made his comments ahead of a visit to the us by the chinese president this week. let's get more on this with our washington correspondent gary o'donoghue. this raises all sorts of questions. administration after administration has failed to tackle this problem? they would argue they have tried to tackle this. there has been round after round of sanctions from the un. there's been pressure of various kinds placed on china which is about the only country in the world

firing coach darryl sutter and general manager dean lombardi. ( james ) a family in virginia is relievedfind their dog after he escaped an animal hospital. the 10-year-old dog named "general" was able to get out of his room by opening the door. he is seen on camera opening several doors inside the facility. general was roaming around for two hours until he got outside. pet hospital workers later found him in a neighborhood nearby. general's family says they knew he was clever but not this clever. ( james ) general's family was visiting relatives while all this was going on. (will) before the giant's home opener, team c-e-o larry baer announced the giant's commitment to end homelessness. the g-men have teamed up with air-b-and-b to donate to the 'heading home' campaign. the goal of the campaign is to house 800 homeless families by 20-19. campaign funds will