profits in the abc unit klein and disney shut down its infinity via games operation. m.i.t. alums have given birth to 795 inventions, 314 pass it -- patents and 30,000 companies around the world. our exclusive with m.i.t. president, next. then we talk to the director of the famed media lab and the program responsible for some of the biggest innovations from wearables to touchscreens. ♪ emily: this is a special edition of "bloomberg west" live from m.i.t.'s 80 lab. we just heard from two of the leading minds in robotics research, but let's turn to the president for a big teacher look at entrepreneurship and innovation. we worked with m.i.t. to pull some numbers and found university teaches 63 courses on october ship, 172 members of its faculty members are serial entrepreneurs, meaning they have found in multiple startups, and over 30,000 active companies have been launched by m.i.t. alums and rating $1.9 trillion in annual revenue. joining us now is m.i.t.'s president, rafael reif. how do you see m.i.t.'s role in the startup community in boston and the world? rafael: m.i.t. i

. >> donald trump must not become president of the united states. >> reporter: abc news, washington. >> in developing news, a massive wildfire that forced almost 90,000 people to evacuate in alberta, canada, is growing and approaching the neighboring province of saskatchewan. the fire is blamed for two deaths. both people died in traffic accidents while trying to evacuate. evacuees are just glad they're safe. >> all i thought, if you can get my children safe, then i don't care. i was on my knees in the truck thinking am i going to get from north to south? >> frames started a week ago and has charred more than 600 square miles the fire is spreading rapidly due to tinder dry condition. a downpour is needed to tame the fire that is the size of hong kong and consumed at least 1600 structures. >>> a series of towards reduced several homes to rubble in eastern colorado. take a look. storm chasers captured some gripping video as the storms hit. the national weather service says four tornadoes hid 100 miles east of denver with one a half mile wide and six miles long. at least five people wer

. ♪ abc 7 news was at united nations plaza as workers installed a new exhibit from the exploratorium.s you heard, it focused on sound. there are giant zixylophones, he chiens and long echo tubes. the exploratorium wants it to be a different kind of social media. >> hopefully it gets people sort of watching each other, interacting with each other, playing with each other, and just bringing people together and making people happy. >> reporter: the sound exhibit will be ready to use by mid-june. the pieces have been treated with anti-graffiti coating to keep vandalism to a minimum. how about not at all? >> what a neat idea. that looks fun. >>> three agencies and a former nba player teamed up to make this a special day for some kids in marin city. >> golden state warriors community ambassador donald foil spent some quality time reading to students at the bayside martin luther king academy today. the kids age 3 to 8 hung on to his every word. >> now too tall loved to play sports but he couldn't find one that fit. >> afterwards everyone got ice cream and an autographed copy of too tall foil

. >> that donald trump must not become president of the united states. >> abc news, washington. >> aoes reduced several homes to rubble in eastern colorado. take a look. the storm chasers captured video as the storms hit. the national weather service said they hit east of denver one a half mile wide and six miles long. five people were hurt in the storms. large hail and severe thunderstorms moved through yesterday. >>> now let's take a quick glance at what is happening around the world. a massive wildfire in alberta, canada is growing more slowly than expected. light rain and cooler weather are helping firefighters. two people have died since the fire started. 1600 structures in the stiff fort mcmurray have been destroyed. and there was a landslide and at least 41 are missing. the workers are building a high droa electric -- hydro electric plant when rocks and mud went on to their temporary homes. now to egypt where there is a debate behind his tomb. there are undiscovered secret chambers that likely con intay the tomb of queen nefratiti. >>> at the vatican there was a special mother

the sfpd. >> she needs to come on down or else you don't need to run for united states senate. >> in an e-mailed statement to abc news, the attorney general says the united states department of justice is currently engaged in a review that is comprehensive. if investigators face resistance and the implementation of reforms fall short, i intend to launch a civil pattern and practice investigation. if something the group says gathered here is overdue. the most recent development that a bay view sergeant made a racial slur. >> i can't even greet my child because i have to be outraised about what you say about my community and people. >> a spokesperson says chief suhr suspended the person and -- including termination. supervisor jane kim today calling for the mayor and san francisco police commission to launch a comprehensive search for a new police chief. >> there is so much mistrust currently between the public and the police department that the chief has become a distraction a spokesperson says the chief has no intention of stepping down. in an e-mailed statement, mayor ed lee says the community has asked us to f

this is the a contest for presidency of the united state states. >> jonathan karl, abc news washingtonnald trump agreed to meet with house speaker paul ryan next thursday and resources tell abc news ryan may support a third party candidate. >>> federal judge in san diego has decided that donald trump will testify after the november election in a class action suit against trump university. trump lawyer says the billionaire businessman plans to attend most if not all of the trial and will take the witness stand. lawsuit is one of three that accuse the university of promising to teach the secret of success in real estate but students say it was a sham. >>> next primary is in guam tomorrow. on tuesday nebraska and west virginia each hold primary. california voters will go to the poll in less than 5 weeks now. deadline to register to vote or to register for particular party is may 23rd. you can request a vote by mail3y is june seventh.i >>> turning nowls toa" our weat. we areú in for moretu rain this weekend. gweck in withx7 sandhya. >> yes.s n a little n a little bit ofq does returnsé as

now, here's what he told abc about the party being united. >> i think it's a mistake not to do this. we want to bring the party together. does the party have to be together? does it have to be unified? i'm very different than everybody else perhaps that's ever run for office. i actually don't think so. >> it doesn't have to be uni unified? >> i don't think so. it would be better if it were unified. i think there would be something good about it but i don't think it twhactually has to be unifien the traditional sense. i'm a conservative. don't forget, this is called the republican party, not called the conservative party. there are conservative parties. this is the republican party. >> here with reaction, former 2016 republican presidential candidate, the great state of texas, governor rick perry is with us. how are you? >> very good. thank you. >> you were harsh against donald trump. he was not your next choice after you got out of the race to win, but you're supporting him. why? >> this is simple when you get down to it, donald trump is going to be the republican nominee. we're goin

this move fueling talk that this could be a step towards bringing him to the united states. and abc's matt gutman has more. >> reporter: this morning, joaquin el chapo guzman is waking up within tunnelling distance of the u.s. mexican media saying this new video shows the world's most notorious drug boss being led shackled from a plane to a waiting helicopter. >> if i were in charge of his security, i wouldn't tell anybody anything. the idea of an armed group trying to break him free is very realistic. >> reporter: mexican authorities said he was taken from this supermax overnight citing the need to beef up security there. [ gunfire ] in january, mexican marines raided this safe house as his henchmen provided cover fire. he tried to escape. slipping into this secret tunnel. we're going to go down this passageway, which is flooded. el chapo then ducking into the sewer. the marines finally captured him. his knack for prison breaks is one reason the u.s. department of justice has been pushing so hard to extradite el chapo to the u.s. here, he faces a number of charges. including murder,

abc news new york. >> starting tomorrow united airlines will operate what it says is one of the world longest regularlyuled flight. non-stop serves san francisco to singapore also make united the only airline to fly non-stop from the u.s. to singapore. flying time? 15 and a half hours. when you arrive it's two days later local time coming back you arrive the same day. united is using the boeing dream liner for this new route. >>> for two hours today a driver and stolen car led police on a chase across los angeles. the driver narrowly avoided hitting other cars and bicycl bicyclist at one point. chase traveled across multiple freeways all with light traffic because it was a holiday thank goodness. eventually the driver slowed to a stop in the middle of the 4 05 freeway in long beach and surrendered peacefully. no one hurt. >>> well not much traffic out on the roads today. but one town says they have more than enough to go around. more than enough to go around. next at 9:00 see who gets the >>> california institute of technology in pasadena is suing apple and broad come over alleged infringe pt of the wi

united states. >> reporter: gloria riviera, abc news, washington. >>> we're getting some new details emerging abouthis weekend's shooting rampage in suburban washington. a vigil was held last night for three people who were killed and three who were wounded. the suspect, a federal police officer, is due in court this morning for a hearing. the violence began when the suspect allegedly gunned down his wife outside a maryland high school. police say the other shootings were probably botched car jackings. >>> a trial begins in colorado regarding security at the aurora movie theater where 12 people were killed. 27 families are suing cinemark, the company that owns the theater. among other things the suit claims there was no extra security that night, that a door was left propped open so the gunman could re-enter, and there was no surveillance in the back of the theater. >>> a little girl from nebraska is in the hospital following a freak accident at a carnival this weekend. the 11-year-old fell out of her seat during a ride and her hair got caught in a mechanism, actually tearing her scalp. she has und

abc news, cincinnati. >>> a very scary moment for airline passengers in tampa. their united flight to houston had to be aborted it was as it was taking off because a tire on the boeing 737 blew and started a fire. no injuries and the 131 passengers were bussed back to the terminal. their replacement flight finally left seven hours later. >>> road rage is being blamed to are a wild hit-and-run caught on camera in florida. a driver deliberately mowed down two on a motorcycle. the bikers were arguing with the driver because he had cut them off a little earlier. it took police about five minutes to catch up with the driver. the injured bikers were taken to the hospital. >>> and an incredible sight in south asia. the rescue of a baby elephant caught in a storm drain in sri lanka. no one is sure how the pachyderm became snared. it happened in a port city where hundreds of elephants roam freely. they broke the drain to open and free the elephant. the animal may have suffered a broken leg. >>> now some sports. one league is getting ready for its final series. another already under w

abc news, we want no part in the listing on our website. zimmerman now giving up. taking the item which he calls a piece of american history to another auction site. united gun group telling abc news overnight, the auction is still running but it's debating its next move. in a statement trayvon martin's father says the trayvon martin foundation has no comment on the actions of that person that murdered trayvon. george. >> thanks very much. >>> now we show you these bags, thousands of them not reaching their destination and now the tsa is facing tough questions about service problems creating long security lines at the airport. abc's david kerley is live at reagan national airport with the story. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning. you know, you and i aren't the only ones that wait in line, so do members of congress and want answers about why they are so long and not surprising in washington, that involves a bit of politics. across the country, long security lines. >> this is a nightmare. >> reporter: if that wasn't enough if phoenix a tsa computer problem meant that 3,000 bags didn't get to where they were supposed to go thursday. problems br

abc. anthony: last week at salt former treasury secretary larry summers made headlines when he told us on this show the unitedtes could be facing a today he kade of slow growth. we asked the shej fund legend if he agrees with secretary summers. >> i totally agree and is there not a lot he can do about it. gary: one of the themes at this year's conference is the central banks around the world have lost control. do you agree with that? >> they have become proactive so they are trying to exert control. gary: are they reaction air yaiy or are they able to d are they reactionary or still dictating the direction. >> i thought there would be a deflationary collapse and the fed actually flip flopped at a time which rescued the markets temporarily. gary: you had a great year last year figuring out how to plate mark wets this fed movement. >> last year we thought end of qe 13 would show a stronger dollar. the feds moved to be doveish hurt the dollar for a few months. i think the dollar is bottoming and it will hurt liquidity in commodities. i don't think it will play in the u.s. i think money market accounts philosophi

abc. anthony: last week at salt former treasury secretary larry summers made headlines when he told us on this show the united states could be facing a today he kade of slow growth. we asked the shej fund legend if he agrees with secretary summers. >> i totally agree and is there not a lot he can do about it. gary: one of the themes at this year's conference is the central banks around the world have lost control. do you agree with that? >> they have become proactive so they are trying to exert control. gary: are they reaction air yaiy or are they able to d are they reactionary or still dictating the direction. >> i thought there would be a deflationary collapse and the fed actually flip flopped at a time which rescued the markets temporarily. gary: you had a great year last year figuring out how to plate mark wets this fed movement. >> last year we thought end of qe 13 would show a stronger dollar. the feds moved to be doveish hurt the dollar for a few months. i think the dollar is bottoming and it will hurt liquidity in commodities. i don't think it will play in the u.s. i think money market accounts philos

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would expand oakland's current rent control measures to units built after 1983 and cap rental increases at 5% per year. in oakland, laura anthony abc 7 news. >>> you could soon see warning labels on sugary drink ads in san francisco. a federal judge today refused to block the city law that is now set to take effect july 25th. the american beverage association claims the ordinance violates soda makers' first amendment rights and the group could appeal today's decision. >>> tonight the city of san jose is expected to take a stand against two states accused of patting discriminatory laws north carolina approved its bathroom law that can be difficult for transgender people and in mississippi anyone can deny services to members of the lgbt community if approved the resolution in san jose will ban all non-essential travel to those states and cut off ties to businesses headquartered there. san francisco already established a ban. >>> in the marin county community of bolinas art has been a tradition for decades but now it's changing some say for the better, others say for the worse. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman joins us live from bol

abc. >> you understand it, because we are going the bring jobs to the united states, and when you are hereegally, other people aren't going to be taking your jobs, right? charles: donald trump making a concerted effort to reach out to hispanics and bridge that gap which is -- which is pretty considerable. trump's campaign announced he would start the campaign rally in new mexico next week. new mexico has the highest percentage of hispanics in this country. will he be able to whittle away at the deficit? bo dietl. you were at the rally in new jersey. you were the emcee. did you get any foot and of that? i thought you did a great job. >> there were hundreds of people who knew you and at least knew your show. charles: on the hispanic side you always say everyone loves donald trump. what the deal with 62 for hillary and 25 for trump. >> he's beginning to take a lot of traction winning them over. his mess and is resonating with them. he's talking will illegal immigrant taking jobs away from many, many people including hispanic. many, many democrats and independent. see this blue tie? this is in

abc. >> voters go to the polls in oregon and kentucky tomorrow. hillary clinton visited a unition training center in louisville. today bernie sanders will talk about the u.s. territories crime instead of primary coming up on june 5. john boehner plans to hit the road to stop for house republicans this summer. the triple start after the republican convention wraps in july and end over the labor day weekend. return to the spotlight after his surprise resignation as house speaker last year. ongress is ready to move president obama's request for additional money to fight seek a. .- to fight zika house republicans released legislation to provide $622 million and 1.1 billion dollars measure is expected to be endorsed by the senate tomorrow. a second mexican judge has ruled that the extradition to the united states can move forward. awaits the still approval of mexico's foreign ministry. the foreign admin -- foreign affairs ministry and decide to hisw the extradition but longest could appeal, meaning the extradition could still be months away. local news 24 hours a day powered by our

abc 7 news. >>> tony chaplain has been with the police department for 26 years. the oklahoma native is a lieutenant who led the department's homicide and gang unit. this year he became deputy chief to deal with policing. he received the silver medal of valor and arresting a gang member without anyone else getting hurt. >> this is the third fatal shooting in the past six months. on april seventh, two officers and a homeless man. he charged with police after being hit with bean bags. on december 2nd, 26-year-old mario wood was shot at least 15 times. he was accused of stabbing a stranger and he refused to drop a knife. the coverage and impact on the city continues on the news app and enabled push alerts to get updates as they happened. >> no sign of the wreckage from missing egypt air flight 804 more than 24 hours after it vanished over the mediterranean sea. they announced the airbus had crashed en route from paris to cairo. egypt's minster of aviation said the possible of a terrorist attack is highly likely. the plane spun around before going into decent. a u.s. military plane is involved in the search. the white house announced stricter security

abc 7 news. >>> tony chaplain has been with the police department for 26 years. the oklahoma native is a lieutenant who led the department's homicide and gang unit. this year he became deputy chief to deal with policing. he received the silver medal of valor and arresting a gang member without anyone else getting hurt. >> this is the third fatal shooting in the past six months. on april seventh, two officers and a homeless man. he charged with police after being hit with bean bags. on december 2nd, 26-year-old mario wood was shot at least 15 times. he was accused of stabbing a stranger and he refused to drop a knife. the coverage and impact on the city continues on the news app and enabled push alerts to get updates as they happened. >> no sign of the wreckage from missing egypt air flight 804 more than 24 hours after it vanished over the mediterranean sea. they announced the airbus had crashed en route from paris to cairo. egypt's minster of aviation said the possible of a terrorist attack is highly likely. the plane spun around before going into decent. a u.s. military plane is involved in the search. the white house announced stricter security

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unite and focus on defeating hillary clinton. and for more on what it all means let's turn to abc news political director rick klein. good morning, rick. >> diane and kendis, donald trump taking ownership of the republican party, blowing away his rivals in indiana. now the all but inevitable republican nominee for president. ted cruz dropping out of the race after this embarrassing defeat. and trump doing it in his classic style. taking control of the party, its issues, its voters all bending to his will despite fact that awful his critics have massed in indiana. and now trump turning his sights on the general election. hillary clinton likely to be the democratic nominee but she suffers a big setback once again in indiana. no one has told the democratic party's primary voters this race is over. still massing for bernie sanders. bernie able to win in indiana. he may win some additional contests even if he can't catch up in some big surprises delivered by indiana voters in both directions. much different directions for the two leading candidates almost certain to face each other. diane and kendis? >> rick, thanks so m

united. >> taking a closer look at the delegate count, clinton is less than 100 delegates sheaf clinching the nomination. abc's political director rick klein joins us via skype with more. >> reporter: diane and kendis, hillary clinton simply cannot put bernie sanders away. it is confounding to so many sanders continues to hang with hillary clinton despite the fact she's essentially locked up the nomination. he continues to draw big crowds and sometimes raucous crowds as happened over over the weekend in nevada. it is clear all of the angst and anxiety inside of the party is not going away. it could be the democratic convention philadelphia is more of a scene than the republican convention cleveland. bernie sanders now in a position to close as strong as he started and it is a mystery to the clinton folks about what they can do. simply put, they are not able to channel the energy that is headed bernie sanders way and not able to end this race des the pite that the hillary clinton is all but certain to be the nominee. diane and kendis. >> he said he would stay till the finish. the obama administration is about t

unit. no officers were injured. that is the information that we have now. the investigation is underway. my from the d.c. jail, roz plater, abc 7 news. alison: keep us posted, thanks. a secret service scandal, 41 innts have been disciplined connection with the disclosure of the personnel files of a u.s. congressman. last year the inspector general found that agents dug into confidential personnel files of jason shaven -- jason chaffetz. they also looked at an old job application. he was leading an investigation into a secret service scandal and it is believed they were looking to embarrass him. the leaker of the files has resigned. le texting scandal. now the detective who handled the case is dead and the teenager is suing his estate. roz plater has that story. roz: after a manassas teenager was arrested for sexting his girlfriend, investigators took pictures of his private parts as evidence. lawyers have filed a federal civil lawsuit. >> i don't understand what was going on. roz: it happened in 2014. not only did investigators take pictures of his genitalia, but they had pictures to take pictures of his erect pe nis, with an

the abc network struggled. 1.36 dollars a share. also closing its infinity game unit. shanghai is opening next month. that is the bloomberg business flash. anna: thank you very much. kicking off a full year of earnings reporting for japan's top three automakers. we know joined now from hong kong. good to have you on the program. what can investors expect here? this has been battling with vw to be the biggest in the world. its rival has had its own challenges. >> thanks for having me, toyota will have a really tough quarter. the year" are ending in march, they face a couple of supply chain shocks, one being the beginning of the year one of the suppliers deal plants had to shut down. secondly, at the last month, we earthquake,had an factory stopped production for a week. in total, the impact on production for this company is probably around 2.5 weeks. veryuto business is capital intensive. it needs to push a lot of volume in there to reduce fixed costs. on top of that, the early part of the program, the yen had a huge surge. manus: what is the outlook for the rest of the

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unite the party. >> now turning his attention to the general election and a likely one-on-one showdown with hillary clinton. abc's lana zak joining us with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: hillary clinton continues to battle it out on multiple fronts. a federal judge ruling she may be deposed in her ongoing e-mail saga as donald trump is now free to focus on the general election. the republican field has been cleared. donald trump stands alone focused now on the general election. >> i'd like to see a very high-level policy oriented campaign. >> reporter: john kasich, trump's last opponent is out. >> as i suspend my campaign today, i have renewed faith deeper faith that the lord will show me the way forward. >> reporter: could that way forward include the vice presidency? >> i would certainly consider him. >> reporter: the hunt for a running mate is on and trump said he would consider kasich, rubio as they become allies and turning to chris christie and ben carson, a man he once said suffered from pathological disease to help him find his mate. some names being floated. newt gingrich and joni ernst. former p

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disposal unit destroyed the package, which authorities described as an incredibly lifelike explosive device. no explosives were found in the end and the game was rescheduled. coming up on abc 7 news, a key fall -- a like this, car thieves are finding ways to use it to their advantage. plus, a windy and to the weekend. josh is tracking unusually kimberly: a consumer alert tonight for anyone who has one of these. these have figured out a way to have electronic car keys like this. now, they are using the wireless technology to break into your car. camerae crooks caught on breaking into cars without breaking anything. in california, this alleged thief using some sort of device to unlock the car, walking away with a laptop and an expensive custom bike. outside his home in seattle. >> this is a criminal universal key fob. kimberly: this researcher working with car manufacturers says key -- says these are hacking the key fob. >> they put the device under the car. as soon as the user of the car unless the vehicle, they now have a code they can use later on. they can take this device from under the car, press the button, and unlike the vehicle. kimberly: he says it only cost far, i

. >> abc 7 news was in san francisco's union square today as former raiders raid receipts and other volunteers helped care packages for raider units>> the packages have everything from essential toiletries to beef jerky to raiders socks. >> any way we can give back to our men and women in uniform we understand freedom is not free. >> instead of eating the same food on the ship you get some good junk, good candy and fresh toothbrush. it's great. >> the 63 care packages will be be sent out before the end of the weekend and arrive for troops in afghanistan and iraq in the next few weeks. a good chance for us this monday memorial day to remember those who are in harm's way. >> "world news tonight with david muir" is coming up next. i'm kristen sze. >>> just as we come on tonight, as millions now travel, the tropical storm warning just issued. will it hit the coast this holiday? >>> also tonight, the other system. severe storms across several states at this hour. two dead, several others missing. swept away in the flash floods. >>> also at this hour, the heavy security tonight. hundreds of protesters gathering with donald trump near th

units, including our force. fire crews stress the importance of drinking plenty of water and staying hydrated before you come into the heat. live in northwest d.c., amy aubert, abc 7 news. are following a developing story from southeast. the police say that one man is in jail following a bizarre incident on i-295. after 6 a.m., a man and woman were driving on the road when the car came to a stop. the woman hopped out, then jumped off the pennsylvania avenue overpass. a good samaritan came by to help, then the male driver showed up, flashed a gun, and it went off. nobody was shot, but the boyfriend is accused of hitting the good samaritan with his car. both the good samaritan and woman were treated at the hospital. local family is demanding answers tonight after a tragedy struck during their dog's trip to a pet resort. home, and the family says the other two who were returned are sick. richard reeve is following that story. richard: the family dropped off their three dogs back on may 19, at this dog facility. things have changed. one of those dogs is dead, the family trying to find out what happened here. now prince george's county police and animal control are i

united hosting the red bulls tomorrow. leon: want to get back to breaking news at joint base andrews. the main gate is locked down due to security incident. abcews reporting a woman claiming to have a bomb on her walked in the visitor's center. police responding to the scene right now. newschannel8 will continue to follow the story and we'll post updates on wjla.com. maureen: let's get an update on the weather. doug: looks better tomorrow. warmer. little sunshine. the afternoon thunderstorms, the same deal for saturday, cooler on sunday. steve will have the latest at 11:00. maureen: thank you. "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up n great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see that coming. don't deal with disruptions. get better internet installed on your schedule. comcast business. built for business. . >>> tonight, the high stakes

. >> as a collective unit each individual heir will have an equal vote in the process. >> reporter: sources telling abcews the superstar was getting prescriptions from multiple doctors. authorities executing a search warrant at his local walgreens but prince's former bassist said he never noticed any trouble with the star's health. >> he was really careful of what he would eat and what he would put into his body. i know that there's already reports on the news about medication issues, but i've never seen him take anything. >> reporter: still no official cause of death, that toxicology report weeks away and this memorial now stretches all the way around paisley park. >> it looks that way. all right, eva, thank you. >>> now, amy with the morning's other top stories starting with a headline about schools in detroit. >> that's right, robin. nearly all public schools in detroit will be closed for a second straight day today as teachers continue a sick-out demanding their full salary. the school system is so deeply in debt there is only enough money to pay teachers until the end of june unless state lawmaker

united states so american workers can manufacture it. >> let me make a prediction that statement will not appear on abc tonight. >> i should note that sanders was on the abc show, "the view" earlier today. there in the shadow of disneyland, he took a swipe at mick mickey, shep. >> donald trump is holding a rally in albuquerque tonight. new mexico, a border state, with large hispanic population. critics have blasted the gop nominee for calling mexican immigrants rapists and drug dealers. new mexico's republican governor has called trump's comments horrible. she's said she's too busy to attend his rally tonight. carl cameron is in albuquerque for us this afternoon. hello. >> 48% of the population in new mexico is hispanic. a lot of donald trump's rhetoric about building a wall and making mexico pay for it, about banning from around the world, muslims, all this has not gone over well with the governor of this state, who is the only latino governor in the nation's history. she has been a little bit caustic toward donald trump. half of the state's population is not pleased with donald trump. most of the polls suggest somewhere in the high 70 per

abc representative says they did not know the daycare was there when they moved in. they released a statement saying -- leon: the number of pregnant women infected with the zika virus in the united states has tripled. there are now 157 infected pregnant women in 50 states. that is up from 48 last week. the spike is due to a change in the way that cases are counted now. before, officials only counted women who were showing symptoms. now the c.d.c. says it is counting all pregnant women who test positive for the virus, regardless whether or not they have symptoms. maureen: coming up -- just 17 years of age. the quick-thinking actions that saved his life and how he is thanking the people responsible for a second chance. leon: and getting ready for saturday soaker around here. doug's timing it all out in the full forecast coming up next. robert: i'm robert burton. coming up in sports, rourke needs to bring the a-game against the marlins or else. d.c. united on the road tonight. we will preview their matchup with philly when "abc7 news at 6:00" continues. vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare p

permanent injunction ordering the academy to restore units which the city attorney says it took illegally from the city's housing stock. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> in fremont, community members are stepping up to support the meals on wheels program after its delivery truck was hijacked thursday. two people have been booked on multiple charges and now the program is hoping to move forward. >> it is a bold act that left many people stunned. >> how awful is this to happen and to all the people that needed that food. >> in fremont, two people tried to take a car from a woman at walnut plaza but were unsuccessful. following that, they jumped bo a meals an wheels truck being loaded by volunteers. >> i was loading a cooler and i hear screaming and chaos. >> this volunteer was there and couldn't believe it. >> i thought i was watching a movie. i never experienced anything like that. >> jose feliciano showed up to deliver meals on wheels and didn't know what happened. >> it's unbelievable. >> the two suspects led officers on a pursuit from fremont to castro valley which not only ended in their arrest but major damage to the truck, which is on

united states as well. congratulations on this. >> jimmy: chloe bennet! marvel's "agents of shield" tuesday nights at 9 here on abc. trust for public land is fighting to preserve. from boulevards to ball fields and ponds to playgrounds, together we have saved over 3 million acres of land. a park is a gift that is worth protecting. help support the trust for public land and the gift of parks today. >> jimmy: i want to thank rob lowe, chloe bennet and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. nightline is next, but first here with the song "no broken hearts." bebe rexha. >> jimmy kimmel live. my name is bebe rexha. ♪ no broken hearts in the club no tears in the club ' cause we gon' ♪ ♪ get it poppin' tonight no broken hearts in the club more drinks pour it up ♪ ♪ cause we gon' get it poppin' tonight ♪ ♪ we going straight to miami hop on a plane don't need no plans ♪ ♪ shining so hard like a grammy forget all the players what they did ♪ ♪ we gonna be buying the drinks we gonna be buying the drinks ♪ ♪ line up the bottles line up the models we gonna forget everything ♪ ♪ oh ain't nobody going home you know what you