stimentd cost of cleanup the nuclear meltdown at took sheem a. >> mandatory evacuation orders in both cities. including a 16 store gli hotel national guard is on the scene helping to fight the flames. dollywood is also threat end by the fire. >> and the driver that killed crash is said to make appearance in court johnthony walker was speeding causing the school bus to flip over last non chattanooga tennessee he faces six counts of vehicular homicide. five children hurt in that crash are still in the hospital. >> coming up a new study suggestions women should never stop being tested for certain diseases. >> and prince will be celebrated with a festival at his pacely park home. look across the d.c. region look across the d.c. region 5:41 is the time. she's a winner? >> she's a lady? >> i'm a lady, okay, thanks, a5:42 is the time and 48 degrees. back after this don't go ? i really like this one it's the second time we heard this this morning. >> that's a good one. >> as a good one. >> we're indeed rock around the christmas tree. in fact a live look outside, things wet out there this morn

obama became the first sitting president to visit hero sheem -- hiro. >>> as we enter 2017, a pom found that majority of americans believe things are going to get better. will carr has a look ahead and a look back. >> reporter: perhaps we started 2016 out on the wrong foot. a poll re veels a mees lee 18% of people -- measleg 18% felt the country got better this year. news he have epts since january included mass killings and bombings. other notable attacks taking place in france, belgium turkey and pakistan. 63% of the ap poll say these stories impacted them personally. people killed by police and vice versa were the years most important news, but an overwhelming majority has the presidential election of the biggest story and the certainly the loudest. 55% the coming here is going to be better, regardless of the west wing change. a 12 point from last year's poll. >> being on the sidelines has benefited president obama. he's understanding the year with a healthy 53% approval rati 2016 wasn't terrible for everybody. the cubs won the world series. and the u.s. woman's gymnastics team swept

a weekly silent women's protest against rat sheem was disrupted by counterprotesters. arrests on both sides. the u.s. and scuba still disagree over free elections and free speech. some cubans have moved to canada but now see business opportunities. i've may ask, why did you leave cuba? >> it was more about the way the country works and the way the country is run. it was more about the limitations and the loss. >> reporter: without widespread internet, a young blogger is hopeful. >> the fights between our countries many are not relevant anymore. and my generation doesn't have to pay for old grudges. >> reporter: overshadowing this visit, cuba's frustration with the u.s. economic embargo which congress refuses to lift. is ielected all president obama's changes will be reversed a reason the president will press cuba hard this week to spiepd the pace of change. lester. >> good to have you here. upon arrival here in cuba i spoke with washington's top diplomat in havana, at the u.s. embassy for decades known as the u.s. intrasection which many saw as symbol of american resol

the coast of took sheem ajapan from way back in 2011. yesterday earth quake measured magnitude of 7.4 and prompted tsunami warnings. 2011 earthquake triggered a massive tsunami which killed about 20,000 people. >> president obama will participate in president dep shall medal of freedom ceremony. 21 people will receive the honor including jabbar, robert deniro, tom hanks, diane ross, bill and melinda gates. >> a new school chance lor, antoine wilson, head of oakland schools in california is tapped to lead the d.c. system. he confirmed that in a letter he send to oak land unified school district. "fox5" found a tweet interest a teacher in oak land that posted that letter. he's led oak land schools since system and it's believed he will be introduced this morning at 10:0 replacing kaia henderson who resigned after serving six years at chancellor. just before the thanksgiving rush. bwi today will be debuting new section of airport concourse connection linking d and e concourse to accommodate the increase in people taking international flight

he's visiting here sheem a.nse the attack in world war ii. >> 4:45 looking across the dmv. a beautiful start to wednesday morning. nice and actually warm. 61 degrees. gary mcgrady talking about another perfect day on tap if you ask me. >> we stay in the 80s. today we're dry and tomorrow there's a storm here or there. that's about. it look at temperatures. warm, relative to where we've been absolutely. reagan national 61. dulles 56. cooler out in the suburbs. bwi marshall 61 degrees this morning and that's generally what we're seeing. a lot of 50s and 60s and everybody wants to know about the memorial day weekend forecast. well, look unofficial start to summer and it will feel like summer on saturday. saturday looks great. sunday looks pretty good too. more clouds. there's a chance for a few afternoon/evening thunderstorms taked widespread. and as we get to memorial day we started hinting at this yesterday. more clouds, less sun. a chance of shower. maybe even a thunderstorm. temperature of about 76 degree degree

. >> neki: one man behind bars after targeting the elderly in a pick pocket sheem sceevment surveillance joyed those the 32-year-old committing the crimes. he confessed to the pick pocketing ibs dents including one that targeted a 94-year-old air force veteran. >> he took my credit cards right outf my pocket like it was an easy thing for him to do but very tough on me. every time i go up thereshopping now i think with it and it was very tough. >> neki:i: police say he racked up moror than $6000 on that veteran's crcrit card. >> todd: and the search is on for main who stole a car at pembroke park bank. he withdrew 300 do thrampletz a picture of the car driven by the thief. that suspect is wanted for grant theft. if you recognize him call broward crime stoppers at 954-493-tips. >> neki: now to the latest on historic change on the u.s. and cuban relations following reports that secretary of state john kerry canceled his trip to cuba over human rites concern. officials now say that trip was just postponed. the white house says there is no reas kerry should go on his own when president obama

a 7.3 magnitude earthquake near took sheem. ow >> now staffing the trump administration. the list of possible cabinet members is growing. >> we saw a once bitter rival and more. >> the transition team says that donald trump, president-elect, is ahead of the pace set by his successors but he is still in no >>> parading through trump tower, they are selling themselves. not just to the president-elect. >> i'm not competing with anybody. i think i'm the best person but there are some tremendous people out there. >> the form he massachusetts senator scott brown wants to run veterans affairs. mary fallon was a little more low key. >> it was an initial meeting in discuss a wide range of topics. >> a burny rick perry who once likened trump to cancer. every bit as stunning, the weekend get together with romney. >> president-elect trump has been doing a flurry of nonstop meetings and needs time to reflect and discuss the many different people of diverse back grounds he's let. >> that includes members of the news business trump attacked during the campaign. as donald trump prepares

are people there seeing it as endorsement of the castro ra sheem or that -- castro regime or that they can speak out against it when the president is visiting? scott: first, the white house will tell you they have tried the isolationist approach for the past half century. so they will try something different. in terms of what the average person on the stree a person told me the dispute is between the government of cuba and the government of the united states. that it has nothing to do with the cuban people and the american people. they welcome the visit. the more ties between the united states and cuba there are, the better. hopefully the ties, some of the money coming on to the island from tourism, investment and things like that can ultimately help make lives better in cuba. alison: okay. thank you very much. we appreciate it. all right. moving on to more local news now covering metro. riders should be prepared for changes next week in the nuclear security summit which is at the convention center. the riders will need to use gallery place or the shaw howard instead. office of the per

. >> mayor of heroship sheem a is praising the president the when he visits japan later this movemente the first signature u.s. president to visit the city where united states dropped the first atomic bomb. city mayor describes the visit as quote bold decision based on concession and rational. president will honor the victims of the bombing but will not apologize for it. >> police are searching for a fugitive mom in ohio tonight. she led police on dangerous chase with her young child in the car. here's the tell why they stop the pursuit. >>reporter: harrowing police chase and most shocking part. the driver a young mom. allegedly putting her toddler life at risk. riding right there in the watch as he drives and goes right through lawn after lawn in the neighborhood. erica driving the wrong way against traffic through red lights nearly colliding with a school bus then aggressively barreling over a concrete barrier on the highway. all began with tell him appearing in court for minor charges. but police discover she had felony warrants in kentucky. 4oor alleged concealed weapon d/+$u$ey s

sheems to be going the other way. >> it's important to run a third party candidate even fp they are accused of costing trump the white house. this is serious business. let's watch. >> what does a 25-year-old or 30-year-old thinking about conservativism is their main concern is watching donald trump be donald trump. that's why i think it's important for someone to run. it's important that trump not be the face of american conservati conservativism. >> ralph nader has been blamed for loss of florida in 2000. are you with a third party candidate. >> if a viable option emerges. >> do you back a third party if it meant the defeat of the republican ticket for sure? >> yes, credible candidate. if it was a john kasich or marco rubio, i've always liked that ticket. >> it would be the end of the republican party. >> i don't think it's the end. i think it would be a reposition, which it clearly needs to do. >> would you vote for a third party ticket that brought down the republican ticket? >> it may go down on its own. you may need a third party to prop up your house and senate candidates. remember, c

the president walk wling 7 decades of american presidents would not in here sheem. >> 71 years ago on morning death fell from the sky and the world was changed. >>reporter: august 1945. flh. burst of fire. mushroom cloud. 80,000 people killed instantly. today the the only building still standing the american president revving to apologize. but listening intently as survivors told their story. this mandy solving into tears. obama calls what happened here a lesson for the modern world. >> scientific refuse lugs that led to the splitting of an atom >>reporter: his message áráten in the memoriallq booklet us nt)t the courage together to spread peacewm and pursue#5 a world without nuclear jim avila, abc news, japan. >> man has died after he was stung more than 1,000 times byái bees in mesa, arizona. maricopa county'o sheriff's office says that alex best was hike with a friend thursday morning when large swarm3) of be descended on them. according to the sheriff's office park emplo to help the man but were pushedu back by the aggressive bees. firefighters were able to load the victim no an

police here, a couple of days ago, just puts together a series of pictures and videos that steam to sheem to show tha person leaving the airport, going to brussels. saying that's exactly what he did, jumped his jacket and sold his hat as well. the other big information we got today from brussels authorities, the second person at the other attack that took place on that same day at that metro station has also been identified as asama cryin, they positively i.d.'d him as well. >> stay with us. a lot to discuss. i want to bring in bob baer, former cia operative and security ant lifalyst. this terror suspect was not hiding, hiding in plain sight in brussels. he was one of the most wanted men in europe and then managed to help carry out a second large-scale attack. is this another intelligence failure? >> well, pamela, i think it's worrisome that this guy was involved in the 13 november attack in paris and managed to allude belgian authorities for four months. >> and he was in brussels? right under their noses. >> right under their noses and carries out a second attack, is the information is r

he'll be the first sitting president to visit here sheem aduring world war ii. and fiscal independence headed to the house floor. >> advocates for city are hopeful that d.c. could soon be free to spend its own tax dollars support from time from the white house. melanie alnwick joins us with more. >> good morning first they have to get through congressional republicans though. some are saying there's a big win here at d.c. budget at least in spirit. white house will veto efforts by congregational republicans to put d.c. back under their thumbs. house plans to vote today on a bill to force the city to once again get approval for the budget. obama administration pushing back though writing it strongly opposes bill noting "the residents ever the district and elected leaders deserve to have the same ability as other u.s. residents and elected leaders to determine how to use their local revenues to address unique needs. and in 2013 d.c. residents you may remember passed referendum that would give city leaders more freedom with their own budget and the mayor would subm

an historic visit to here owe sheem.out what foreign leaders of the g7 meeting are saying about donald trump. here's what he said. >> it's fair to say they are surprised by the republican nominee. they are not sure how seriously to take some of his pronouncements. but they're rattled by him. and for good reason. >> gerry, there's a couple unusual things about that statement. number one, that he did it overseas. and there was some criticism, was that appropriate or not. at the same time, trump embraced the attack. >> yeah, exactly. well, it was just what donald trump does. a., you do hear that a fair amount from people who go overseas. u.s. officials and business leaders, frankly, do tell me they get the same thing. b., it also suggests that barack obama is raring to go to campaign for hillary clinton against donald trump. he does not want his legacy to be named donald trump. >> except i thought he was saying president obama said later on in there, the quote eventual democratic nominee, leaving open the possibility that i

they sheem eem to make a lot of fact that prince stayed local and tried to lead a normal life. a lot of people saw him riding his bike around here. he was a jehovah's witness. a few stories of people saying one day they got a knock on their door and they opened it and it was prince. he wanted to hang around and talk about his faith. last night at the first avenue club made famous in the movie "purple rain," they held an impromptu party. that turned into a block party lasting into the wee small hours of the morning while people sang along to his music and danced in the street. but the sun is out here, people have really driven in from all over the region. some people just say they want to come here to make it all real. >> i know that club well. saw prince there many times, mike. i wish you were in my better home state for beautiful circumstances. nice report. thank you. >>> how much cash will donald trump need to beat hillary clinton if they face each other in the general election? our next guest has crunched all the numbers. let me tell you, it's a lot of dough. >>> and new eff

this morning, secretary of state john kerry made a historic visit to the atomic bomb memorial in hiro sheemoming the most senior american official to travel to that city touring its peace museum with other foreign ministers. kerry did not speak public will you but later tweeted in part saying that the memorial was a compelling reminder not only of our obligatn of nuclear weapons but to rededicate all our effort to avoid war itself. >>> the cia will not water board suspected terrorists again. that's the words from chief john brennan in an interview with abc news, he ruled out all so-called enhanced interrogation practices even if the future president orders it. >> absolutely i would not agree to having any cia officer carrying out waterboarding. >> republican presidential hopeful donald trump has said he would bring backwater boarding and "worse." ted cruz said during the same debate he didn't think waterboarding was torture and would use it if necessary. it was used on suspected terrorists after the 9/11 attacks but banned by president obama early in his administration. >> the man charged w

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a record and positions that will take us into a future that will include more intervention, maura sheem change and contrasting that with senator sanders, his report and his position finding against those who threaten the united states and stopping the regime change that have cost our country so much and inrikted our ability to rebuild our nations here at home. >> i have to ask one strategic question in terms of the way the democratic primary is being fought. the timing of your endorsement is a real boost to senator sanders. but the thing that's going on right now in the democratic primary is that senator sanders, despite all the money that he's got and the big crowds that he turns out and the big appeal of his message, he's done so much better than peek expected at the start of this campaign web didn't contest every state tonight effectively on super tuesday. there were 11 states at stake tonight. he only really competed for about five of them pep ran a few ads in tt texas, but that was it. is senator sanders trying to win if there are whole areas of the country in which he's not runnin