bill abbott finds it in caffeine. >> taster's choice. i'm a coffee drinker.pretty good. that's my choice of drug. i don't know what i'd do if i didn't have coffee. that's what gets me to drawing. this is pretty much what i do all day long. i draw a lot on cards and sell them, draw anything that maybe somebody specifically might want, a portrait of somebody in their family, they buy all the material and i do it. i get paid that way. i had to put my name on the wall. looks a little bit more presentable. >> abbott also uses his art to connect with his mother. >> makes her day when i send her like a "thinking of you" card. she has all kinds of pictures that i've done for her, jesus pictures, pictures of jesus, all kinds of religious pictures i like to do. >> she's religious? >> yeah, christian. >> as though his devil horn tattoos aren't ironic enough for a christian-themed artist, abbott is also serving 40 years for stealing from and burning down a historic catholic church in his hometown. and while he claims he didn't do it, he does admit that he stole some shoe

this is on 71st street between abbott avenue and carlyle avenue from chopper 6. we can see a tow truck apparently on scene and we know as far as morning commuters the westbound lane of 71stare shut down as police investigate it. whether or not anyone was hurt in this incident. that part is unclear. we hope to learn more from when we arrive on scene in about 20 minutes. we moknow this happened about 40 minutes or so. a tow truck on scene. 71st between carlyle avenue. back here in the car we'll continue to updat i'll be tweeting out pictures, also posting on facebook and updating the nbc 6 news and weath app. back to you, dan and sheli? >> thanks for that, michael. one man in miami lakes is behind bars this morning. police say he was trying to steal gas. they also say they found a mamaijuana grow house and several counterfeit cards. the six storeies you need to know before you head out this friday morning. >> reporter: it's a stwry you'll only see on 6. three young south florida men speaking up after being wronglly accused of a crime they did not commit. we'll shar

governor abbott warned people the danger is far from over. >> it's important that i emphasize that listen that the rising waters are not over yet. people need to remember about the possibility that the water could continue to rise for another day or two. >> abbott declared an emergency. he requested federal disaster aid. >>> more rain for texas and louisiana today. let's bring in meteorologist derek van dam. >> that is right. more rain for an already saturated environment. the ground is like a sponge that's reached full water capacity. it cannot hold anymore water content. more precipitation in the forecast tonight. we highlighted the shading of green and yellow. especially near the border of texas and louisiana. in fact, that's the hot spot for the flooding. the sabine river. the area that separates texas and louisiana. records have fell at the river gauges that stood over a century. in other weather news, a warm up along the east coast. don't get used to that. the forecast in the weekend and next week calls for the potential of a nor'easter. some models indicating a few inches of snow f

daughter and she has lived under four australian prime minister, julia gillard, kevin rudd, tony abbott and malcolm turnbull. most of that has been about internal party rivalry, certainly between kevin and julia gillard who are both from the labor party and kevin are youed, who lost an election to tony abbott. he couldn't get key legislation will you through. he wasn't popular amongst his own colleague and malcolm turnbull took the crown from him. it could on be the same. he could lose the election. it could be that the leader of the opposition, bill shorten, could become prime minister later this year. turnbull doesn't think that will happen. he would control the senate putting in a much stronger position stopping the kind of internal rivalaries that brought miss predecessors down >>> coming up, we look at how obama's journey to cuba is dividing generations. ding generations. >>> the top stories on al jazeera. obama is in cuba. the first sitting u.s. president to visit in nearly 90 years. he will be meeting his counterpart castro. it is a sign of warming relations between the two count

the governor of texas, greg abbott is seeking federal aid.eople that the danger is far from over after a helicopter tour of the area. >> it is important i emphasize that the rising waters are not over yet. people need to remember the possibility the water could continue to rise for another day or two. >> unbelievable. more rain ahead for texas and louisiana later today. let's bring in meteorologist derek van dam. >> that's right, john and christine. more rain forecast for an already extremely saturated environment. specifically across northern louisiana and arkansas and border of texas. that's where we have the potential for stronger storms developing later today. keep in mind, this area is almost like an extremely saturated sponge. no more water capacity to it. that means the water will eventually sink its over level. we have tributaries and streams and rivers feeding into one another. the sabine river vucurrently shattering records. look at the nation's capital. the temperatures are going down hill. models picking up on the potential of a n

, but he's carrying on with tony abbott's divisive plan for a plebiscite, and we're going to find a lot of hateful groups who spread bigotry, prejudice through the plebiscite." right now in australia, same-sex couples can have civil unions or register their relationships in most states. however the government does not consider them married under national law. two italian hostages were freed friday from isis custody in western libya. gino pollicardo and filippo calcagno were freed from a house in a northwestern district of sabratha. the area has seen fierce fighting between isis fighters and local forces. their release came as two other italian hostages in libya were killed in recent clashes. the foreign ministers of afghanistan, egypt and indonesia met today as organization of islamic cooperation. the three diplomats signed a memorandum of understanding on training and education cooperation. the organization of islamic cooperation was founded in 1969 to be a collective voice of the muslim world. it's one of the largest international organizations with 56 member states in africa, asia, e

abbott, care to explain how you could not know the man in your bed wasn't your husband? >> jack: kelly had told me that phyllis was dead. i knew it was a lie. i don't know how i knew, but i

toti: in abbott the plaintiffs brought the the new facts to the attention of the court of appeals. the court of appeals said that it would only consider evidence in the trial record in rendering its decision, and it held that the evidence in the trial record was speculative, that there wasn't a sufficient basis to conclude that any doctor would be unable to obtain admitting privileges, or that any clinic would be forced to close as a result of the admitting privileges requirement. chief justice roberts: but you're asking you made allegations concerning those same claims. i mean, is your argument that when you have allegations on a facial challenge and a facial challenge is resolved against you, that all you have to do is come up with new evidence and then you can start over again? ms. toti: no, your honor. the the the evidence must be material, and it must be newly developed. so newly discovered evidence wouldn't be sufficient. if it was evidence that was available at the time of the first suit, but the plaintiffs merely hadn't discovered the evidence or didn't bring it forward, th

and to day one of your new life, billy abbott. >> billy: day one. does it matter if it' s night? >> phyllis: here' s a hint -- take a fresh start when you can get it. >> billy: i will take that hint, and thank you for your amazing pep talk about moving into the place. >> phyllis: well, you' d be a moron if you said no to moving into katherine' s house. >> billy: well, i' m a moron often, so thank for saving me from myself.

greg abbott has issued a disaster declaration across much of the region. fox news correspondent, patricia stark, has more from new york. 3 washed out communities in the southwest... still haven't seen the flood waters recede... 3 3 news.patricia stark, fox in new york, the weekend. in new 3 3 (map) 3 ((walter/vanessa)) 3 3 3 3 ((walter)) 3 we are following a news alert out of south tampa... there has been a police shooting.. on cherokee avenue.. the police are getting ready to give us details.. 3 (map) 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 welcome back... the time is 4:xx. the last time the bucs had a player with double digit sacks in a season - was ago. but... the bucs newest addition feels like he could be the next. defensive end robert ayers had a career year with the giants last season... with 9.5 sacks. in a conference call introduction... ayers talked about *why he thinks he'll produce for the bucs. 3 spring football kicked off last night at florida state... without starting quarterback sean maguire, who's out all spring with an ankle injury. but jimbo fisher says

tony abbott called them "pharrell -- "feral." are niche interests from minor parties that got to their positions on miniscule proportions of the vote. every time the government wants to get legislation through, these are the sorts of people they need to deal with. last week's senate voting reforms were finally pushed through the senate, which set up what we saw today. if an election were held, if the senate obstructs this, the scene is set to get rid of the senate. it gives malcolm turnbull a chance to capitalize on the fading popularity that is therefore his government. maneuvering.cal thanks, paul allen. coming up, currency volatility. our next guest says the u.s. is reaping what the fed has sown when it comes to the dollar and women be. more on that in a couple of minutes. ♪ >> it's 11:44 in singapore, 10:44 in jakarta. these are the stories making headlines around the world. arkish authorities called off soccer match in istanbul two hours before kickoff, citing an unspecified threat. media reports said there was a bomb threat

and to day one of your new life, billy abbott. >> billy: day one. does it matter if it' s night? >> phyllis: here' s a hint -- take a fresh start when you can get it. >> billy: i will take that hint, and thank you for your amazing pep talk about moving into the place. >> phyllis: well, you' d be a moron if you said no to moving into katherine' s house. >> billy: well, i' m a moron often, so thank for saving me from myself. >> phyllis: she was such a gutsy lady. she really lived a good life. it'

texas governor abbott has declared a state of disaster for more than a dozen counties. tell you what, some places rain. a lot of people here saying maybe we could use more rain. >> drying out today in texas, so good news there. we have the quick moving front saw showers and thunderstorms across the area, we have another quick moving front late tonight. i think it washes out before it hits the piedmont. the mountains tomorrow morning, 8:00, 9 in the morning, could see showers. concord this afternoon, beautiful day, already mid 70's. clear blue skies in the charlotte area. 74, humidity, 41% with winds out of the west northwest, 6 miles an hour. charlotte area neighborhoods, most of us 70's. 75 mountain island lake, charlotte, 74 arboretum, 73 ibteden trail, 74 harrisburg. morganton, low 70's. 73 gastonia. upper 50's weekend weekend, 68 chester, 73 wadesboro. temperatures this afternoon upper 80's and low 80's. clear skies charlotte, boone, all the way to the coast. a check of the last 24 hours, most of the thunderstorms we saw last night, that was 8:30, 9:30 last night. s

what about the abbotts? is everyone gonna show? >> jack: not everyone. >> billy: wow. you didn' t have to dress up for me, but i appreciate it. >> phyllis: is that your go-to look for jack' s fundraiser? >> billy: oh, yes. i don' t think jack will be very thrilled to see me right now. >> phyllis: well, i think he' d be pretty happy to see you. we worked out our pass key issue -- your idea. he loved it. >> billy: yes, yes, i hear you guys patched things up. i' m proud of you. >> phyllis: well, you know what? you gave me the push i needed. thank you. >> billy: well, good. get out of here. go celebrate with your husband. >> phyllis: that' s exactly what i plan to do, but first... [ thunder rumbles ] i' m gonna take a wild guess. ah.

and to day one of your new life, billy abbott. >> billy: day one. does it matter if it's night? >> phyllis: here's a hint -- take a fresh start when you can get it. >> billy: i will take that hint, and thank you for your amazing pep talk about moving into the place. >> phyllis: well, you'd be a moron if you said no to moving into katherine's house. >> billy: well, i'm a moron often, so thank for saving me from myself. lady. she really lived a good life. it'd be a crime to let this home turn into a museum. it needs excitement, snark, and fun. >> billy: okay. i'll handle the excitement, you got the snark. >> phyllis: [ laughs ] >> billy: johnny and katie will bring the fun. yeah, it's gonna be cool -- in, start a new life, a.v. -- after victoria. don't try to convince me that we're gonna get back together because i just don't think that it's gonna happen, and, you know, what are you gonna do? i don't think she wants me anymore, so.. to be honest, this is the best i've felt in a while. >> phyllis: yeah, it's pretty crazy. as far as miserable storms go, this is a pretty good one. >>

texas governor --greg abbott-- has issued a "disaster declaration" across the state. several regions across the southwest are water-logged... after heavy rain fell in texas and parts of lousiana. thousands have already evacuated. forecasters say more storms are expected through the weekend. it turns out...a law that a woman thought was an imposter is really a police officer. that story kicks off our morning rush. the trooper pulled the woman over this she thought he was officer-- but he was actually a trooper in a un-marked patrol car. clermont police had a hard time figuring-out the case .. because that trooper never reported the traffic stop. `` he says he gave the woman a warning-- recognized she was his neighbor. federal authorities at o-i-a have arrested a suspected drug smuggler. they found six pounds of heroin on the traveler. the bust happened sunday. customs officers were checking a back-pack belonging to a 38-year-old man-- who arrived on a flight from mexico city. they noticed lumps in the bag, and found the drugs. the man --and the drugs-- were both handed

>>> she is expected to be okay, she runs a pro gun facebook page where she posted about her son's abbott to shoot. the boy is staying with relatives. >>> the knife found at oj simpson's former california estate is not the murder weapon. it is common among gardeners and too small to have caused the wounds that killed nicole brown simpson and ron goldman in 1994. tests on the knife will be back in 4 weeks. >>> a water ban is in place at a new jersey school district because of high lead levels. >>> employees for the state of pennsylvania will start to see many in their paycheck starting tote, we'll complain why next. rooms come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. there are big rooms, tiny rooms, rooms that are - whoa. with eight times more fragrance control, the new air wick® scented oil warmer lets you dial up or down to fill massive minimalist rooms. small secret rooms. and tall rooms you climb to. a treehouse is totally a room. you get the perfect amount of fragrance. no matter the size of the home. no matter the size of the room. air wick®. home is in the air™. a look at north broad stree

pa governor abbott is expected to ptour flood damage in texas ptoday. p>>> this was a scene sunshine pskyway bridge at this time pyesterday. pyeah bridge was closed for hours pdue to that fog. pthat held up the commute for lot pof driver who were concern they pwould facing similar situation ptoday. pbut as fox 13's ken suarez rots ptheir jobs and destinations. p>> you know so many times during pa weather event like big storm pyou will hear the phrase, tampa pbay dodged bullet. pessentially that's what happened ptoday. pit all has to do with the skyway pbridge right back there. pyou can see it is clear as bell. pkind of looks like a chamber. pnot like that overnight. ptotally fogged in. ptake look at dramatic video. pthis was time lapse not real ptime. pso concern is fog was so heavy, pwere concerned commuter and fhp pwas concerned they might see pinstant replay of previous day. pthat day, the bridge was closed pfrom 6:00 a.m. in the morning puntil 1 in the afternoon. pthat is very, very unusual. prarely does that happen. pand that caused all kinds of ro

. >>> it doesn't matter if you have a lot of artistic abbott or none at all. >>> people who are lessrtistic produce the greatest pieces, i'll be top notch. >> reporter: i'm going to hang it in my living room there's going to be spotlights on it, and price tag underneath it. >> reporter: it's byo. while wine is the drink of choice, painters can bring whatever their thirst. they do private events, as well. >>> it's a party, not a class. at at times, the path to recovery from a mental and substance use disorder may be unclear but laying a strong foundation with the support of others... ... makes all the difference. for information on mental and substance use disorders... ...including prevention and treatment referral, call 1-800-662-help. brought to you by the u.s. department of health & human services. >>> so glad you stayed with us on saturday morning. take a look at this beautiful shot here. sky6 live hd giving you a this beautiful shot of city hall with the temple camera there. another great day in store. >>> as we are about to spring forward there's a workplace epidemic to tell you

abbott, care to explain

what about the abbotts? is everyone gonna show? >> jack: not everyone. >> billy: wow. you didn't have to dress up for me, but i appreciate it. >> phyllis: is that your go-to look for jack's fundraiser? >> billy: oh, yes. i don't think jack will be very thrilled to see me right now. >> phyllis: well, i think he'd be pretty happy to see you. we worked out our pass key issue -- your idea. he loved it. >> billy: yes, yes, i hear you guys patched things up. i'm proud of you. >> phyllis: well, you know what? you gave me the push i needed. thank you. >> billy: well, good. get out of here. go celebrate with your husband. >> phyllis: that's exactly what

abbott, care to explain in your bed wasn' t your husband? >> jack: kelly had told me that phyllis was dead. i knew it was a lie. i don' t know how i knew, but i

out communities in the southwest still haven't seen the floodwaters rerede as texas governor, greg abbott toured damage. >> support and i emphasize that the rising waters are not over yet. people need to remember about the mobility that the water could continue to rise for another day or two. >> reporter: this comes after heavy rain last week, which is now moving downstream. residents in orange, texas, woke up to rising floodwaters wednesday morning. >> i didn't look to see. i was sleeping and woke up and jumped on the truck. >> reporter: the water wash being out interstate ten between the lone star state a louisiana with both states now working together. >> this has been a two-state joint effort to deal with this challenge. it has been louisiana, impacted as much as the state of texas. >> reporter: the national guard s been helping to place sandbags and deliver aid. >> we're not new to this kind of disaster. we're ready and prepared. >> reporter: but the communities are now dealing with another problem. >> we're going too have problems with looting and stealing arod the lakes. the people

and to day one of your new life, billy abbott. >> billy: day one. does it matter if it' s night? >> phyllis: here' s a hint -- take a fresh start when you can get it. >> billy: i will take that hint, and thank you for your amazing pep talk about moving into the place. >> phyllis: well, you' d be a moron if you said no to moving into katherine' s house. >> billy: well, i' m a moron often, so thank for saving me from myself. >> phyllis: she was such a gutsy

and to day one of your new life, billy abbott. >> billy: day one. does it matter if it' s night? >> phyllis: here' s a hint -- take a fresh start when you can get it. >> billy: i will take that hint, and thank you for your amazing pep talk about moving into the place. >> phyllis: well, you' d be a moron if you said no to moving into katherine' s house. >> billy: well, i' m a moron from myself. >> phyllis: she was such a gutsy lady. she really lived a good life. it' d be a crime to let this home turn into a museum. it needs excitement, snark, and fun. >> billy: okay. i' ll handle the excitement, you got the snark. >> phyllis: [ laughs ] >> billy: johnny and katie will yeah, it' s gonna be cool -- have a place to raise the kids in, start a new life, a.v. -- after victoria. don' t try to convince me that we' re gonna get back together because i just don' t think that it' s gonna happen, and, you know, what are you gonna do? i don' t think she wants me anymore, so.. to be honest, this is the best i' ve felt in a while. >> phyllis: yeah, it' s pretty crazy. as far as miserable storms

an fda panel meets today to review a new heart stent made by abbott laboratories that dissolves into the body after it does its job, after it's inserted into the clogged artery. it releases medicine for one year and then dissolves over the next two years as opposed to remaining in place forever, which all current stents on the market do now. it's the absorb stent that we're talking about. it is already available in europe. today the fda panel will consider it. it is not a binding resolution, but whatever they recommend usually is what the fda will do. be approved for u.s. use here at some point. >> all right. bill griffiths -- >> now if only medical technology could come up with a way to regrow men's hair. >> that's coming. on the horizon, i think. >> i hope so. >> we both do. thank you. >> are you quite handsome. don't you worry about that. >> thank you. i was having a conflict. >>> feeling better outside, looking better. the umbrellas aren't needed now. a big improvement over yesterday. that was a nasty one. today, we're looking up. temperaturewise, things are moving in the right d

and to day one of your new life, billy abbott. >> billy: day one. does it matter if it' s night? >> phyllis: here' s a hint -- take a fresh start when you can get it. >> billy: i will take that hint, and thank you for your amazing pep talk about moving into the place. >> phyllis: well, you' d be a moron if you said no to moving

joining us is pat abbott, professor emeritus. it is good to see you. want to start here seeing the increase in seismic events in oklahoma and other states where frac something occurring. there is no question there is a direct correlation? >> almost definitely. but i would like to separate two different things, the fragging of taking one well and breaking rock apart to free natural gas or oil is not as much an effect for causing earthquakes. it's an effect. but the ones that are most responsible are the waste water disposal wells taking volumes of waste water and shoving that back underground under huge pressure. that's the ones that are triggering the majority of these earthquakes. >> that waste water is injected thousands of feet underground. >> puts more pressure on subterranean faults? exactly and the -- if it's just heading in regular rocks, just pushing the water into rocks t will rupture, and a rupture is what generates an earthquake. that's liveable. a lot of small earthquakes but the biggest fear or worry is there is an ancients history. there

what about the abbotts?

texas governor, greg abbott, issuing a disaster declaration for the southeast area of his state. but there's some hope. >> at 9:45 this morning, they had lowered the c cst prediction to 33.5. that's two feet lower tha what it excited to see that. >> reporter: thousands of people have been displaced from their homes in the lone star state as the water maz taken over their neighborhoods. and the officials don't expect them to be down any time soon. >> the water is going to be up for some time. and we he to get it down before folks can get back in their homes. >> reporter: the water has reached record had levels, and the officials in the national guard are assisting folks in had louisiana as their homes are under water. >> to be ableo get out there to the folks whoeed it. and we weren't really ready for the flood, but that's what we're here for. >> reporter: the area's downstream is seeing rising waters in their neighborhood, including parts of louisiana, which woke up to flooding tuesday morning. >> i woke up last night, and we didn't have any water, and then i woke up and there wa

my family and friends here, enjoying this public humiliation, and all because of you, phyllis abbott!

what about the abbotts? is everyone gonna show? >> jack: not everyone.

and to day one of your new life, billy abbott. >> billy: day one. does it matter if it's night?> phyllis: here's a hint -- take a fresh start when you can get it. >> billy: i will take that hint, and thank you for your amazing pep talk about moving into the place. >> phyllis: well, you'd be a moron if you said no to moving into katherine's house. >> billy: well, i'm a moron often, so thank for saving me from myself. >> phyllis: she was such a gutsy lady. she really lived a good life. it'd be a crime to let this home turn into a museum. it needs excitement, snark, and fun. >> billy: okay. i'll handle the excitement, you got the snark.

and to day one of your new life, billy abbott. >> billy: day one. does it matter if it's night? >> phyllis: here's a hint -- take a fresh start when you can get it. >> billy: i will take that hint, and thank you for your amazing pep talk about moving into the place. >> phyllis: well, you'd be a moron if you said no to moving into katherine's house. >> billy: well, i'm a moron often, so thank for saving me from myself. >> phyllis: she was such a gutsy lady. she really lived a good life. it'd be a crime to let this home turn into a museum. it needs excitement, snark, and

and to day one of your new life, billy abbott. >> billy: day one. does it matter if it's night? >> phyllis: here's a hint -- take a fresh start when you can get it. >> billy: i will take that hint, and thank you for your amazing pep talk about moving into the place. >> phyllis: well, you'd be a moron if you said no to moving into katherine's house. >> billy: well, i'm a moron often, so thank for saving me from myself. >> phyllis: she was such a gutsy lady. she really lived a good life. it'd be a crime to let this home turn into a museum. it needs excitement, snark, and fun. >> billy: okay. i'll handle the excitement, you got the snark.

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what about the abbotts? is everyone gonna show? >> jack: not everyone.

bill: gregg abbott, ted cruz's supporter, is here in a moment.is ted cruz's path forward from here? he will make the case next live. >> so long as the field remains divided, donald trump's have to the nomination remains more likely. that would be a disaster for republicans. >> from this day forward, let us together shows that reagan's love, optimism and faith in the american people were not misplaced. let us show that we will not let the american light go out, the we will fight for our constitution, for life and freedom. if we stand together and return to the free market principles and constitutional liberties that built america, once again, we can have morning in america. bill: senator crews talking the victories last night, winning his home state of texas. he won in oklahoma to the north and won earlier today from the state of alaska. ted cruz calling on his rival to get out. she argues give me a shot at donald trump one on one. texas governor gregg abbott is with me, supporter of ted cruz. make your best case. what does ted cruz do in the next

the fda meets tomorrow to review abbott laboratories first of a kind heart stent that dissolves intoody after helping to clear fat clogged arteries. but regulators are questioning the safety of the experiment all device. david: hertz global holdings is selling the bulk of its car fleet in china. it will give customers access to rentals in more than 700 locations. that is your bloomberg business flash update. let's head over to the markets desk where julie hyman is taking a look at some of the moose today. julie: in emerging markets, we are seeing a bigger rally then we see in u.s. stocks. we've had this outsized move going on, up about .5%. egypt has been a standout. here is the stock index, up after the egyptian central bank said it would allow a flexible exchange rate. the gains weo fuel saw in stocks. over the longer term, we have seen emerging markets stock track because many of these are dependent on commodities. this is a chart of rent and white versus emerging markets currencies. theman see all of bottoming in late january and then see a rally here. moretock index has seen tha

texas governor greg abbott welcome to the program.ave you with us. >> thank you, stuart. >> now, the day after it seems to us that the nontrump candidate are try aring to get together so that it's a brokered convention in cleveland to take the nomination away from donald trump. what do you say about that? >> i say it's way too early for that stuart is. if you look at what happened last night you see now ted cruz has notched four victories in four states. ted cruz has proven that when him versus trump ted can win. if you look at what happened in arkansas for example he came just a few percentage points short of winning arkansas. i do believer that there are some candidates who are running that have no viability no pathway to win this nomination and good for the campaign process if they were to drop out so that we can win on this down even further once this is winner down completely and be the true conservative ted cruz versus donald trump and republicans will gravitate toward the true conservative in ted cruz. >> senator cruz must win

greg abbott will present the in november 2009, the major opened fire on base killing 13 people and injuring more than 30. >>> the president attended the sxsw festival in texas this afternoon. during an interview, he was asked about the fbi. >> i am of the view that there are very real reasons we want to make sure the government cannot just willy-nilly get into everyone's iphones. they are full of very personable information. >> the president said it was well front and nter before. in the popular culture also seems to perpetuate that the government is always spying on us.>>> an unusual site. the pilot of a cessna 152 made an emergency landing. board coming -- the two people on board were not hurt. >>> scott pelley's record- breaking trip this past year will be his last. he announced he will retire on april 1. he will continue helping with research related to his mission during his retirement. he holds the record for the most time and space by a us citizen. researchers say he will return to his normal height after spending more time on earth. >>> kiefer sutherland will be in ohio somebody wil

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of views. >> what you don't know applies a lot to life, but with regard to these five names, elise abbott, you're farmimiliar with some of these names. what sort of experience do they have to be advising trump? >> some of the names, i'd say most of them wouldn't not be considered what you call, as aaron was saying, foreign policy establishment. a lot of the conservative and republican foreign policy establishment had lined behind bush, rubio, now some moving to cruz. so wales fares, a counterterrorism analyst, lebanese-american. but not well known. carter page, runs an energy firm in new york. and then you have a couple of former military men who, again, are not very well known. and i think we'll have to wait and see if donald trump becomes the nominee. i think you will see some foreign policy establishment lining behind trump to try and educate him. because i guess the common wisdom, if you will, is he has not laid out many concrete foreign policy platforms as some of the other candidates has. one of the things i think tonight when he addresses aipac, people will look to see what his for

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texas governor greg abbott who has endorsed ted cruz, senator from the state of texas who you workedith personally for five years with so many important primaries taking place today and the polls the way they are, do you see a path forward for cruz? >> i do. first i did work with ted cruz. he was my solicitor general so i know ted cruz behind the scenes. he's aman of commitment and courage and conviction and he would do a fabulous job as president but here's the pathway forward and that is if he can win additional states and if the states are divided up tonight based upon the election outcome you're going to see a contested primary all the way to cleveland. >> well, the math is still too early for this reason. we don't know what is going to happen in missouri and north carolina and others but ted cruz is only about 100 delegates behind donald trump and there's a long way to go. it's like saying in a football game well one team is behind by ten points at halftime so the game must be over. we've all seen you can come from behind in the last half of the game. if after tonight the race i

texas governor greg abbott will present the medal at a ceremony. major nidal hassan opened fire on post killing 13 people an wounding more than 30 others. thar will also award the civilian equivalent of the purple heart, the defense of freedom medal to nonmilitary victims. >>> later today, hundreds are expected to attend the funeral for former first lady nancy reagan out in california at the reagan presidential library y dozens of politician an celebrities are expected to attend. as brian moore tells us, the hundreds of love letters ronald reagan wrote to his beloved wife. >>> for two days, thousands have filed past the casket of nancy reagan inside the ronald reagan presidential library. later today, the former first lady will be laid to rest inches from her late husband. dead at age 9 4-rbg the fail at this of her final years was a stark contrast to the fiery colorful figure would changed the white house and redefined the role of presidential wives. former first ladies will be among those paying their respects at a private service. >> police reag

. >> it meant i didn't have to worry ab spitting it out and wasting the abbott biotic because you have to take every prescription of it. every drop really counts. alison: that will do it for us at 5:00. but coming right now at "abc7 news at 6:00" -- a suspected serial bank robber caught. new details about what led up to the arrest. plus, disturbing crimes on a trip abroad. new information about the former german teacher who lost his job and his license. and a heroic firefighter released from the hospital tonight. the incredible story of how he saved a woman's life. that is as "abc7 news at 6:00" starts right now. >> now, "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. maureen: first at 6:00, a crime spree in prince george's county is over. nine bank hobries took place in seven months. three of them happened yesterday in a span of 15 minutes. tonight a suspect is in custody. maryland bureau chief brad bell is live w about how an alert police officer led to the arrest. brad? brad: quite a story. minutes ago, montgomery county police say they are ready to charge the suspect in connection with the thre