slider into second base. >> aaron: 42 years old. >> cliff: enough is enough here. >> aaron: i wasn't to bring that up. >> cliff: i figured i would just give it to you before i did. >> aaron: prado looks at a strike. more activity inside the bullpen. petit got the first two men in order before that base hit to ichiro. and has now ahead, prado, 0-2. we saw perez warming up earlier. treinen warming up now. ball and two strikes. does not use that curveball very often. did that time. >> cliff: he's so good at spotting his fastball, that they don't have to go to it, but in this situation, a good hitter and prado at the dish. you have to bring up all your punches. >> aaron: he used it more last year it seemed like. another curve. >> cliff: he knows how important it is in their last at-bat. keep this game to a bloop and a blast, tie 'em up and go to extra innings. >> aaron: ichiro at second base. murphy, a low scoop and a throw across the chest for out number three. we are off to the ninth inning. marlins leading by two. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the new ford escape. life is a sport. we are the utility. be

aaron and his mother are hoping police will be unable to show probable cause that aaron committed therimes for which he is accused. >> the prosecutor's office is giving you this one-time opportunity to try to get this case resolved. are you not clear as to believing that they have enough on you? is that what the problem is? >> yeah, i know they don't. i didn't even do it. >> what the police officer is saying that is you basically fled from this vehicle and they chased you down, and that they were on foot pursuit pursuing you, and that led to your arrest. >> i don't even know nothing about -- >> were you driving a white expedition at any time? >> no. >> around that time period? >> no. >> you never took off running? you're saying none of that happened? >> none of that happened. >> all right. then i'll let the state know that you're going to not accept the proposal that was offered to resolve your case. >> aaron's complete denial of all wrongdoing puts a troubling new twist on the situation. >> i'm willing to plead guilty to this but i want to assure i can get back here -- >> you just to

slider into second base. >> aaron: 42 years old. >> cliff: enough is enough here. >> aaron: i wasn't to bring that up. >> cliff: i figured i would just give it to you before i did. >> aaron: prado looks at a strike. more activity inside the bullpen. petit got the first two men in order before that base hit to ichiro. and has now ahead, prado, 0-2. we saw perez warming up earlier. treinen warming up now. ball and two strikes. does not use that curveball very often. did that time. >> cliff: he's so good at spotting his fastball, that they don't have to go to it, but in this situation, a good hitter and prado at the dish. you have to bring up all your punches. >> aaron: he used it more last year it seemed like. another curve. >> cliff: he knows how important it is in their last at-bat. keep this game to a bloop and a blast, tie 'em up and go to extra innings. >> aaron: ichiro at second base. murphy, a low scoop and a throw across the chest for out number three. we are off to the ninth inning. marlins leading by two. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the new ford escape. life is a sport. we are the utility. be

aaron: no, you nailed it.ring emblem of that rapacious capitalist greed. but you also have people here who are proud of -- proud of where they live. the history of butte in many ways is you know this town that should have died and but never did. part of that is luck geographically but also the character of the people here. you know, they endured. >> anthony: as you might have gathered by now, this is a working class town. and unusual in that it's a union town. a proudly union town in an otherwise very red state. >> bryant: butte is the most interesting, important town in america that nobody knows about. >> anthony: bryant mcgregor is the owner of the silver dollar saloon in what was once butte's chinatown. >> amanda: so we call ourselves "butte, america." >> anthony: amanda curtis is a former state congresswoman, was born of the labor movement. she's a unionist, an advocate for workers and this solidly union city she calls home. >> amanda: when you got off the boat in ellis island it said butte pinned to your

after all, to aaron, what day isn't? >> it is a perfect day for riding, really.t my day. >> danielle crowley isn't expecting anything out of the ordinary, just the boys doing their usual antics. >> that's what they like to do. it's their fun, it's their release. you know, he's going to do a wheelie, he's going to come back down and he's going to be fine. >> danielle is filming another rider when aaron decides he wants to get in on the action. >> i wanted to get up so i was next to him, and as soon as i slipped the clutch to bring it up, i knew i brought it up pretty fast. and there's just this feeling when you get to a balance point in a wheelie that you're just like oh [ bleep ], what's going to happen here? >> suddenly, aaron is airborne, catapulted off his bike. >> as i was falling, it was just a butterfly gut feeling. >> aaron slides more than 30 feet with 20 or so other riders fast approaching. >> all these people are driving by me. pretty much felt like i made eye contact with every person who almost hit me. >> danielle's terrified of what she might have ca

>>supervisor aaron peskin: thank you, captain. just out of curiosity, how many individual on this program. >> on average 53 people per month on the case load. we signed up 187 people in 2015. >> and in terms of what is in the report referred to absent without leave, awol. the leaders have to report to you with how many awols? >> we have been very successful. last year we had 34 people who in one way or another did not comply on a major basis. the advantage is we get reported to us in realtime. the more significant fact is that 93% of the people who complete the program, by our calculation and the numbers we report to the mayor, 93% do not recidivate within 12 months of completion of the program. >> batteries, what about dead batteries? >> we get alerts when a person's battery is dying. so when it goes below a certain percentage, we actually have the ability to buzz the person, which is send a person an alert to say it's time to recharge your battery. >> thank you, supervisor breed, any questions for captain paulsen? >>supervisor l

everywhere aaron went he took gaia. that opened the door for him. people, talking to staff, being more open. he had a softer, more nurturing side that emerged after gaia came into his life. aaron and i never had an overt conversation about the fact he killed his parents and now he was parenting a kitten. it was obvious to me though that whatever he couldn't feel for his own family and certainly the people he killed, he seemed to transfer all of these emotions over to this cat, which was interesting to observe, and we spent weeks there and i would check in with him periodically, and we were filming aaron looking at family photographs, and he started to pause and he seemed to almost be reminiscing in a good way as he looked at his mom, and he seemed to have a little kinder feelings towards her. >> this is probably the best picture i have ever seen of my mom. this was also in '85. this was when she graduated from a beauty school as a beautician. >> he was describing her in a kinder, more loving way than i had ever heard before. >> i mean, obviously i r

aaron? >>> angie, thank you. now to the trial of a baltimore police officer in the death of freddie gray. the defense attorneys are expected to wrap up their pace today. edward niro unlawfully arrested gray and was negligent not buckling him into his seat i niro's attorneys say another officer arrested gray and he should have made sure that gray was buckled in. he died in the back of the van. >>> chicago is expected to approve more than a million dollars in the latest deadly shootings. one of them was linked to officer jason van dyke. over the past 12 years chicago has paid out more than $500 million in police conduct settlements. >>> hour county police will charge a d.c. man in a road rage incident where he fired a shot at a driver on monday morning. 34-year-old leon von wood is facing attempted murder and assault charges. wood fired a handgun at a passing car just after 6:00 in the morning in columbia. a bullet hit the driver's door but no one was hurt. >>> it's been since eric laroque was found dead in his hom

melanie and aaron step out of the camera's view just feet away from the car. and as you can see, an unidentified person steps into view. it takes only nine seconds from the time melanie and aaron step away from the car until the unidentified person is opening their car door. and five more seconds before he pulls away with little 6-month-old samantha in the back seat. >> my mom yelled, that guy is trying to steal your car. your child is in it. >> so melanie acts as fast as she can. she takes only one step and then launches her body at her passenger side window as the car backs up toward her. >> well, once i realized somebody was taking my car and my baby was inside of it, it is human instinct. you do what you got to do. there's no planning. there's no thinking. you are taking my child. you're going to die. or get hurt in the long run. i took my elbow and bashed out my side window as hard as i could. >> as soon as she broke the glass with her elbow, i immediately jumped into the passenger side of the car. >> as the car speeds away with aaron now in the front sea

the legion of aaron fans. outside today, you may get a glimmer or two of sunshine.t will be a little milder. . 61 yesterday, we'll be nearer to 70 yesterday. we'll be try fdry for most of ty but not 100% try forecast. half mile visibility in winchester, 2 1/2 in washington. so watch out for the kiddos and pedestrians out there. clouds and fog this morning, most of what you need to do outside today will be dry. more rain chances coming in later today and into tonight. for tomorrow, chance for rain and thunderstorms up until about 3:00 in the afternoon. so your friday night plans should be dry. an thunderstorm chances right splak in the middle of your saturday. but if you have stuff to do saturday automatic sidoutside, be dry. right now rain back across the mountains of west virginia and this little ribbon of rain showers wi thunder that is our little rain chance coming back in on us for later today and into early this evening. future weather, clouds and fog early. could get some breaks of sunshine between about 1:00 and 4:00. after 4:00 or 5:00, there is a risk of a

in the car, aaron is upside down.ut he's in a good position to use his feet. >> i didn't care if he had a gun. i wasn't caring about what kind of harm was going to come to me. i'm twisting my body so i'm laying on the foot of the passenger's seat and just start kicking the crap out of him out of the right side of his face, screaming and yelling. my baby is in the car. >> aaron knows he's fighting for his daughter's life and suddenly, as quickly as it started, it's over. the thief jumps out as the car rolls up slowly on to an embankment. >> i jumped into that driver's seat and immediately put it in park and then got out the driver's seat and, you know, lifted the seat back just to see if sam was okay. and she was screaming her head off. >> screaming her head off but okay. at the same time, about 100 yards away, melanie is coming to. >> and i didn't know where i was for a second. i didn't know anything until i just looked up. and saw him talking to my brother and that was my chance to run after him and get my revenge. >

accordingly, when the ballots were counted, jefferson and aaron burr each had 73 votes. even though every republican elector had intended to vote for jefferson as president, and aaron burr as a vice, the election was thrown to the house of representatives where neither party controlled. hoping to strike a deal with aaron burr for their support, federalists hung the house for seven days and 35 ballots before letting jefferson prevail after republicans threatened civil war and disunion. these federalist mechanisms underscored the failure of the constitutional provision for electing the vice president. with republicans taking control of both houses of congress, and effort began almost immediately to amend the constitution to provide for designation of electoral votes. republicans did not gain a sufficient majority to force a change until after the midterm election of 1802. they acted then. with a commanding 96-38 member majority, republicans in the house of representatives took up as one of their first orders of business a simple amendment providing for the designation of e

that's especially true for aaron brown. tomorrow, he's due to become a father, of sorts. >> i am getting a cat. the prison has a program set up with a no-kill shelter and we're allowed to adopt cats. i've been waiting for about a month since i was told that i'm getting a cat. and i've actually wanted one since i got here in 2002. >> why? >> i've always liked cats. i think sometimes i like cats better than i like people. >> while a kitten might provide a sense of family, brown knows he will never see his own parents again. >> on the night of february 5th, 1994, i waited for my mom and my stepdad to get home. and just after midnight, i -- when they arrived, i killed them both. >> how? >> i shot them with a 12-gauge. i wish i had a good reason why i did what i did. because at least then there might be some way of justifying it. but there's not. there's no way of justifying what i did. >> what was so wrong that they had to be murdered? what was so wrong in your family? >> i have no idea. >> the night weighs heavily on billy gro

aaron: they need to put more money on the table.rom a strategic point of view, it will be difficult for monsanto to argue against the deal. they said we wanted to grid model. we need strength in chemicals, we have strengthened seats, put us together we will be unstoppable. from that standpoint, it's going to be hard for them. with debt investors and stock investors freak out if it went out to $145. aaron: that's what investors are shown on the buyer side. they feel like $122 might be a stretch of equity raise. plus a whole lot of debt, that to stretch even further. as i going to going well -- that is not going to go well. shery: this could be the biggest corporate deal by a german company. what does this tell you about the ceo? he has been at the helm for only a month. that he isells you gutsy. for someone to go out with that big of deal in their first month on the job means they have conviction. as he said in the interview earlier on bloomberg tv, he believes this is a unique opportunity with every thing shifting in the industry, w

>>supervisor aaron peskin: thank you, captain. just out of curiosity, how many individual on this program. >> on average 53 people per month on the case load. we signed up 187 people in 2015. >> and in terms of what is in the report referred to absent without leave, awol. the leaders have to report to you with how many awols? >> we have been very successful. last year we had 34 people who in one way or another did not comply on a major basis. the advantage is we get reported to us in realtime. the more significant fact is that 93% of the people who complete the program, by our calculation and the numbers we report to the mayor, 93% do not recidivate within 12 months of completion of the program. >> batteries, what about dead batteries? >> we get alerts when a person's battery is dying. so when it goes below a certain percentage, we actually have the ability to buzz the person, which is send a person an alert to say it's time to recharge your battery. >> thank you, supervisor breed, any questions for captain paulsen? >>supervisor l

the republicans countered with jefferson for president and aaron burr for vice president. the already antiquated electoral vote system did not allow electors to designate their votes for president or vice president. the parties could only obtain their intended outcome by having one or more of their electors gather their second vote to somebody other than the vice presidential nominee. the outcome was expected to be close in 1792. in the end, the federalist won by a three electoral vote margin, 71-68. by this point, alienated him a totally from adams, hamilton saw in the system an opportunity to bring in thomas pink knee ahead of adams -- thomas pinckney by having having the south carolina and desktop to romanians -- south carolina's vote for thomas pinckney instead of aaron burr. if everything came out plan, thomas pinckney would come out first. even though all of the electors did so with the intention of him being vice president. you can do the math yourself. thomas pinckney would have 79 votes to 71 for adams, even though no elector who is voting -- was voting for him as

aaron and itadel -- j. aaron is growing the business, citadel is entering the market.e customer customers. see a role for the j. aarons and the citadel of the world in this marketplace. >> who are their customers? it tie in with other services that goldman can offer as a complete investment bank? >> well, goldman's customers can generators to r co-ops. natural gas utilities. anybody who is looking to buy physical natural gas. molecules. and it's looking for a reliable supplier. also be panies may looking to hedge their risks. perhaps j. aaron can provide those types of services as well. > of course the other part of goldmans is the financial part their commodities business. physical and financial arm talk to each other? >> that's true. and anybody who owns physical will l gas assets certainly use energy futures and that is swaps to mitigate risk, both the and time tion risk risk and in other words try to assets. those the one thing from my experience energy for competitive markets. it benefits the financial side of the market. >> right. >> so a question that a lot of h

oh, my goodness gracious. >> as the hailstones fall, aaron has a disturbing thought. >> initially, we were just looking at the yard being beat up, landscaping was ruined within a few seconds. >> oh, my gosh. >> and then i started realizing, oh, i didn't put my car in the garage. >> yeah, our cars are ruined. >> the deluge is so intense and the hailstones so large, aaron can't risk running the 20 feet to his cars. >> basically, i didn't want to go outside and risk dying. the house is shaking. i mean, that's a real possibility to get hit in the head with a baseball-size piece of hail and die immediately. so there was nothing we could do but watch our cars get beat up. that's all hail. that's not snow. >> aaron is helpless as the waves of projectiles fly downward, and he's not the only one. the storm is now full force and oklahoma city is getting pounded with thousands of large hailstones. >> armageddon. >> just five miles away, mak maddux -- >> it's armageddon. >> -- is taking shelter from the falling destruction at his girlfriend, shannon story's, apartment. >> look at this. oh. this i

i'm joined by supervisor aaron peskin and soon scott wiener both of whom are working on isues related to this defend for many years. today, i'm announcing i filed suit against the silties largest property owners and land lob lords acad amof arts that detailed [inaudible] purchase and lease properties for use city wide. again and again aa [inaudible] use thrf property acquired was unauthorized, unpermed or prohibited by local law. again and again aau [inaudible] at planning and building code requirements which every other san francisco property owners is expected to follow. again and again aau flouted basic requirements involving signage, historic preservation and environmental review and more. most seriously of all, again and again aau acquired residential and xhrjs properties to convert to student dorms and facilities. in doing so aau derived san franciscan of 300 residential developing we need in the misof affordable housing crisis as well as critly needed office space. infact, the stale of aau's defiance is breath taking. according to a planning department memo last month, the 40 p

and then we're going to go to aaron sein. aaron has been here before. he's a financial crimes lawyer and investigator working as a senior governance officer at the natural resource governance institute, nrgi. aaron was here not too long ago with a colleague of ours -- with a program, the africa program here at csis to talk about the reform efforts under way in nigeria. we just found his expertise so compelling that we wanted to bring him back for this discussion so very pleased to have him here with us today. and we'll end with jared levy the director of the iraq oil reports custom research division and we are subscribers and we think they're one of the essential vehicles out there for tracking what's going on in iraq. so we're going to try to get through a fairly robust agenda in a short period of time and keep everybody to about 15 minutes each and open it up to discussion. i would ask you to please not only turn off your phones we're being webcast and televised as well, please wait for the mike when you ask questions and make sure we can hear. and be

aaron paul is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] just a lovely guy, a fantastic actor. so happy he's here. one of my all time favorite comedians, i'm so happy he is back on the show. gilbert gottfried will be here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] also, he is the tony-nominated director of the broadway smash hit, "hamilton." thomas kail is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and, i don't want to put too much pressure on thomas, but i think if it's a good interview, they are gonna finally start selling some tickets. this is a chance to turn it around for box office dud, "hamilton." [ light laughter ] alright, moving on. donald trump is now the presumptive gop nominee for president, after winning the indiana primary last night, and forcing ted cruz to suspend his campaign. but there's still one man left standing, ohio governor, john kasich. oh, he dropped out? today? okay then. well, with the race effectively over, the moment has finally arrived when republicans can no longer remain in denial. trump is the candidate their voters want and they should take a look in the mi

we all know aaron needs to work on his relationship with vegetables. it's a slow protesz. >> i'm a meat and potatoes guy. nobody ever said meat and potatoes and broccoli. nothing against broccoli. >> you need your veggieveggies,. >>> up next, hiding from the taliban, the inspirational story of a man in d.c. >> plus, making it simple and tasty to get your food straight from the farm to your table. i like the way tha sounds,t morning noon or night there's always a moment to discover visit annapolis and create your moment ♪ there's always a moment to discover ♪ ♪ don't you just love it ♪ ♪ >>> he is a harvard educated lawyer who left the corporate world for a virginia farm. and now his food is being served at top restaurants across the washington area. james, founder of milton's local joins us now to talk about his new approach to a very traditional business. james, welcome, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> first, talk about a career change. harvard grad, lawyer, corporate world and now you're a farmer. tell us about how that happened. >

aaron nolan is cruising into the fifth inning, including this victor martinez single and insurance in the seventh inning, a solo homer gives the phillies a 6-4 lead and they bang out 12 hits in the half noon. and miguel franco hurts himself sliding into second base and they call it a sprained ankle. the phils win 8-5 and visit the leading cubs on friday. >> we were able to put up runs for them and aaron did a great job and there are uns giving up and it's a tough lineup and did a good job of it. and playing good baseball in chicago. and the pitching is there and scratching out runs. >> to football, eagles announce their training group dates. they begin on july 25th and full squad workout is july 31st. it's day to of the latest ota's and the birds are going at a slower pace under years past. the eagles faded down the stretch under chip kelly, the players felt they were overworked. >> you go so fast for so long, there is only so much your body can do before it fails you. i don't care who you are. we are getting our work in but it's a better approach. >>> the union faces orlando city, th

one customer, named aaron rodriguez, told the journal that when he goes to starbucks, instead of aaronp or 'aron... that's one little thing i do miss when i use the app." i hear ya, aaron. my name's stephen and every day my coffee cup has my assistant's name on it. what gives? (laughter) not anything like my name. no, no... people are nostalgic for the artisinal, handmade, name-garbling of yore. as one customer said, "sometimes the barista would include a smiley face on the cup. it makes that trip to starbucks more personal." and when you visit your multinational coffee conglomerate, you want to feel like family! look, i understand it's fun. but to the "wall street journal" and any people who are upset about losing misspelled names, i have to break it to you-- this isn't really something to worry about. there are actual serious problems in the world. let me explain a real news story that you really should be concerned about in a way that might draw your interest. in the middle east, there's a terrorist group called "isis," who have been taking over syria, and recruiting more and more j

aaron's 3 two-run home runs helped the braves win 13 to 3.t for "teen kids news." >> i'm cailin. >> and i'm hannah. >> and we'll tell you... >> what it's like being twins... >> when "teen kids news" continues. >> so don't go away. >> ever wonder what it was like to be an identical twin? or how about whether twins share a special connection? well, alexa got the scoop on this, from two sisters who have a special connection with "teen kids news." >> cailin and hannah are identical twins. and they're no strangers to working together. they have been reporting for teenkidsnews.com together for a few years now. and they've written a book together. "the twin connection" has recently won the juvenile nonfiction national indie excellence award. today, cailin and hannah are here talk with us about their book and what it's like to be an identical twin. welcome. okay. who's who? >> i'm cailin. >> i'm hannah. >> [ chuckles ] >> now that we got that straight, do you ever trick people, pretending to be each other? >> okay, there was one major time -- i think

aaron nola on the hill for the looking for run support in his first home game of the year.yan howard with the fly ball off the top of the scoreboard in right field. miguel franco will score on ryan's double and phillies tied the game. to the fifth, phillies went ahead, herrera with the single up the middle. tyler goodell scores and fightins take the lead. next up, sees an hernandez, his grounder, find his way into right field for a hit, scoring aaron nola. phillies with the the three-two lead. aaron nola went seven innings, giving up two runs and struck out nine matching his career high in strike out. ninth inning phillies lead down to one. hernandez pitching. jordan hit a fly ball to left. tyler goodell makes the catch. suarez tags up from third, we have a play at the plate. cameron rupp gets the throw. he puts on the tag. he gets crush but held on to the ball, for the final out. phillies win their third straight game, four-three, the final. >> that throw by goodell, you know, perfect throw to the plate, great, great execution, great way to win a game. >> he put everything

. >> jimmy: it's aaron burr. >> steve: he's aaron burr. >> jimmy: he opens up the whole thing. >> stevend we have great music for one of our favorites. and she's going to do a little grateful dead number for us tonight, courtney barnett is here. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "day of the dead." i love courtney barnett. guys, today's friday. that's usually when i catch up with some personal stuff. you know, i check my inbox, i return some e-mails and of course send out thank you notes. [ chrs i thought maybe i could write some out right now. i appreciate that, guys. hey, james, can i get some thank you note writing music, please? ♪ [ laughter ] that doesn't seem genuine. >> steve: that's fake. >> jimmy: that doesn't seem genuine at all. >> steve: the eyes look dead. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. exactly, yeah. [ laughter ] >> steve: he's got hate in his eyes. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, i know. ♪ thank you, new york city, for voting to decriminalize loitering, drinking alcohol out of bagged bottles and peeing in the street. in other words, you legalized times square elmo. [ cheers and

now, aaron nola will hit the game tonight, first win at home.n the road he has been two and zero with 1.32era. struggling, 11 runs, 134 hits, and manager thinks nola has the potential to be like hall of famer greg maddux. >> became -- he made himself good pitcher because he knew what he needed to do to get hitters out, where to throw the ball, want to throw it, and i think aaron nola is that casino after guy. >> phils won the 13th, one-run game of the year, fighting's had the most one run wins in the majors this season, and goodel making up, earlier, two-run triple scored carlos ruiz, and then pitcher germany, laid down perfect squeeze, bumps it, allows goodel to score. puts the phillies in front. gomez came in, got his 14th save of the season. the phillies beat the reds three-two. >>> playing the second, should make every time, my eye on the ball, how he was pitching so well, didn't feel good out there. i'll tell that you. but lucky enough to have a chance to redeem myself. was happy about that, for sure. >> fastball coming in a lot better. jus

but still, aaron, no claim from isis which has a strong presence here, that it was a bomb.nd still no conclusive proof whether it was a bomb or technical failure or something that happened if n the cockpit. so it remain as tragedy without explanation. >> nbc's bill neely live for us in cairo this morning. thank you. >>> and right now airports are increasing security all because of this crash. we don't exactly know what they're doing, but an nbc news crew saw a lot of extra officers at l.a.x. that airport is making changes to keep people safe. and they could also be adding checks behind the scenes. security experts have called for more checks on airport employees. lawmakers want cargo double checked. there is a lot left to learn about the plane crash in the mediterranean. bill neely will be on the "today" show with the latest details. also check the nbc washington app fbr >>> it is now 6:47. breaking news here at home, a man dead and tx polifairfax cou police are call ing it a homicide. know let glemolette green is lih an update. >> reporter: officers are focusing their atte

i'm aaron gilchrist.et's get a check on your commute. >> reporter: good morning, reports of a track problem outside of rosslyn. the blue line train was offloaded for inspection, nothing was found. howard county, i-70 eastbound to 497, police activity is now cleared. red line should begin to ease quickly. back to you. >>> today we'll find out how prince georges county schools will protect students from predators. deonte car row way faces charges for abusing up to 19 students. >>> early voting begins for d.c.'s democratic primary. residents can mark theiralls in the city's second ward. early voting centers in other parts of town open this saturday. early voting ends june 11th. >>> your forecast is next. stronger is rebuilding a newborn's heart... and restoring a father's faith. it's standing tall after one surgery... not six. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is finding it earlier... and