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the city has alerted abou 30,000 uber drivers. they must register as a business. from is that will cost about $91 a year. taxi drivers already pay that fee. uber drivers have 15 days to register for the upcoming fiscal year. >>> a rough surf warning tonight from the u. s. coast guard telling people to avoid the waters edge due to monster waves eight -- hitting our beaches. high surf and blustery winds are creating dangerous conditions along the coast. the pacific storm created the rough surf and high winds. forecasters say bite saturday the swell could reach between six and 9 feet tall. >>> an elephant seal is being watched tonight. the animal was found this morning about 7:30. this it was thought to be injure possibly after being hit by a bow because of redness scene around its face and shoulder. marine animal -- mammal experts say it is mulching. >> it is actually shedding skin. the motion is correct. they looked for red marks. it does seem pretty healthy. the best thing to do is leave it. the public should leave it alone. >>> caution tape and concept tonight in

we'll tell you abou get the latest storm team 4 forecast by using nbc washington app. we'll accepted out alerts. you can stay ahead of it. >>> a happy ending coming out of a such a tragic story by starting a family. how a new mom is recovering from a they were hit by an ambulance carjacked by this man, sebastian son. he was sentenced to serve 16 years of a 40-year sentence. >> do you think he deserved the full 40? >> definitely. he would have deserved that plus more. but i guess he got away with it. >> i looked over. i didn't know he was gone. seeing him lay over the steering wheel. i've never seen is anybody like that, you know. >> shirley lincoln survived the crash that took the life of a close friend. 77-year-old al hargrave. she was pregnant at the time and feared losing her baby. >> i didn't know if i was having a girl or boy. all i wanted was a little girl. after two boys. and she's the best thing. >> little alana was born 10 months ago, beautiful and healthy, named in part after al. they were hit by an ambulance carjacked by this man, sebastian isaacson. his blo

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shelton opened the show with a song abous t hinew girlfriend go -- gwen stefani while miranda was inhe audience. meanwhile gwen was in new york this weekend. that is she arriving at the "snl" after party. she was the show's musical guest. she also performed a hilarious out of this world sketch with host petyr. >> that was an all fighter a plan. >> jet set gwen flew from new she joined blake at a host acm denver. ♪ 9:00 to 5:00 >> and another acm highligh dolly she dazzled in duet with pop superstar katie perry. >> i can't talk right now. >> what was it like when you first met each other? >> it was fun, like you would expect, we just go, oh, how come we never met before now, and all that stuff, but she was very >> finally the night's big winner. >> chris stapleton. >> the breakout country singer performed. ♪ she mow me what you got >> and tied an all-time acm record receiving six awards and i had the honor of presenting him with male vocalist of the year. chris stapleton. how does that feel? >> it's a crazy thing for sure. >> it's got to be something mmre than just crazy. >> i don't w

for tonight again abou degrees, south winds at 5 to 10, we'll keep it partly cloudy and certainly keep it mild. sunshine through the clouds tomorrow morning, that wind direction rather strong pumps up up to 86 with again morning sun and scattered afternoon thunderstorms. it looks like we'll be around 88 degrees in fredricksburg so get ready for a warm one. you've been warned. you can see a few of those showers beginning to come down in the afternoon. no problems at the noon hour, get your voting done in maryland but by 5:00 you can see where the radar is starting to light up just a little bit. it might bog down the rush hour just a little and as we see a few storms and showers lingering at 11:00, we're preparing to see lighter rain and drizzle on wednesday. let's wrap it up with your fox 5accuweather 7-day forecast. it's going to feel like we're back into friday for our fox 5 rocks concert. the concert between 9:00 and 11:00 and you know we'll likely have a fantastic crowd for this great band the muddy crows. temperatures will be in the 50s. slight chance of a shower. just a little one

. >> today's announcement brings about 300. mber in iraq and syria to abou 4,000. the president also called upon our european allies here to step up their contributions to the fight. the president meeting with the leaders of france, germany, italy and great britain before hed ading home to washington later today. ron allen, nbc news, traveling with the president, near hanover, aermany. >>> coming up next here at noon, a bold protest in long island city, the message that activists wanted to send when they scaled up this sign. >>> and from pepsi to lemonade, y many say beyonce's album debut left them wondering about the state of her marriage. >>> i'm storm team 4 meteorologist erica grow. we could use the rain, we had a pretty dry spring so far. and we have a few chances for rain ahead. it is coming up in your full i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what are the neighbors doing here? bill! hey! come in, come in! i didn't know your home wifi could stream so many devices at the same time. d,t's time warner cable. 300 megs. crazy-fast. and we were right acros

the rules and they've done it and so, you know, i think some, we need to move on from complain iing abou the rules i think. >> i don't expect though that donald trump is going to take suggestion to move on. i assume we're going to hear more about his anger at the delegate's selection process here in syracuse and again, i pointed out that wyoming is picking its delegates today, 14 at large. it looks like ted cruz is going to do very, very well there. he's got a full slate of delegates. donald trump is not north, as well as john kasich. next week, some of the standing committees of the rnc will be meeting in hollywood, florida. there is a move afoot by some of those members of the committees to start changing the rules heading into this convention to make it more difficult for donald trump to win. reince priebus has told those people no rules changes next week, but there will be changes prior to that convention. the rules committee will take that up probably a couple of weeks before the convention in early july. so much to talk about. so complicated. it's tough to hit a moving target. that

though and you are talking about prince, you could argue that we have lost the most creative forces abous from the 1970's and 1980's. these guys had their own vision, their own aesthetic sense about what the world should be, and they lived that, and i think the world caught up with them as that happened. katty: he was a great technician, too. asked whatn was once it was like to be the greatest guitarist in the world, and he said, i don't know, ask prince. that goes back to what i was saying about the rock 'n roll hall of fame induction. he was up there with jet deck, --jeff beck, the mount rushmore guitar players. everyone who has seen a guitar solo by prince knows that anyone with the technical proficiency ,f prince did not have the sole and no one with the soul of prince had the technical proficiency. katty: he was very confident on stage, vivid, and loud. as you say, he commanded the stage. you have clips of him doing interviews, his voice is so quiet. he is very private. guest: yeah, i always got the sense from prince that, number one, he did not like that part of the job, having to

. >>> it's not a virus you hear about much anymore but officials at harvard are worried abou mumps. 40 people in the last two months have gotten them and they are trying to isolate patients but it's spreading. harvard's health director says next month's commencement ceremony could be affected. it's spread through saliva, mucous on the respiratory droplets. >>> it's music to parents's ease a semester of college for free but you have to act fast. the college of marin is offering to cover tuition and fees for high school seniors in the county for the fall semester. the offer is open to the first 500 students who apply for the college's 90th anniversary scholarships. deadline june 1. >>> the warriors back in town hoping to continue at oracle without steph curry. a preview of tonight's big game coming up. >> and we have a look at some of the messages written by a killer at the crime scene of a double homicide in east san jose. i'm michelle gri >>> a beautiful shot of the bay. good morning, it is wednesday, april 27. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. a san jose community is stunned aft

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the ncaa championship turned some villanova players into household names but whatç abou donti de-vincenzo>>> also coming up, one close call. hear from the man who came within inches of getting hit by this falling tree in new jersey. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 4:39. it is cold and getting colder. the wind has died down this morning. our skies are completely clear, no clouds around, not to start with today. there will be a few clouds this afternoon. by this afternoon, it will be warmer. this morning you'll need to bundle up if you're heading out, northeast philadelphia in the 20s. a little bit cooler than yesterday, down by 3 degrees. it actually feels warmer because the wind was so strong yesterday morning, it felt like it was in the low 20s at this hour. so we're improving and with clear skies, we'll see plenty of sunshine. what little wind there is, at 7 miles an hour at philadelphia international, dover and wildwood, that is becoming easterly in dover. still a little bit of northeastly in philadelphia. during the day today, they'll shift,

money and there is aa part of industry and capitalism in the state system as well that we are talking abou about the pe companies and prison labor and if we are talking about items that are made in prison around the nation and around the world so it is a dangerous combination whether it is private or public. >> host: gregory is up in sherman oaks california where we are here. go ahead. >> caller: i came in late and you have possibly discussed this with my question concernsnc whether or not you've been a victim yourself of any serious crime and if you have how this has affected your attitude and ideas on the topic. in my cas case i've been physicy assaulted on one occasion, i was at gunpoint on another occasion and in another i had my home burglarized. i've also had friends that have been physically assaulted andpe one of them was permanently altered to be too injured, an elderly woman in her 80s when someone tried to take her purseg >> host: gregory, that all said and how has that affected your view of incarceration, three strikes you're out other type issues? >> caller: i've tried to stay

the government accused the firm of misleading investors abou bonds in the years leading up to the financial meltdown. goldman is the last major american bank to settle with the justice department on this issue. >>> so the nba's regular season ends tomorrow. and fans are shelling out big-time for a couple high profile games. first steph curry and the golden state warriors will take on the memphis grizzlies hoping to win their 73rd game of the season. that, of course, would set a new season record for wins. online trackers say the average price for a sixth is around $1600. the average. >>> and the prices are simply astronomical for kobe bryant's final nba game. the lowest priced ticket on stubhub is more than $700. someone has paid more than $27,000 for two tickets to see bryant close out his legendary career. >> we could get the amphibious lambo for less than that. >> the waterlogged lamborghini. you can get a lot of the things for $27,000. other than just see kobe play. >> i'll catch that from home. >> he scored 13 points last night. do you still want to see that? >> good luck, kobe. >>> th

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he has three names he'll tell you abou >>> in what's sure to raise the ire of some in this highly charged election year, records show federal reserve governor leo brainard has reached her personal political contribution limit, $2,700. that has gone to democratic front-runner hillary clinton. the donations are within brainard's rights but it's bound to again raise questions about the fed's independence. eamon javers has been looking into this. >> we had to go back to 1990 to check the records here. in that span of time, we couldn't find a single other fed governor who made a contribution to a presidential candidate while sitting as a fed governor. a lot of them gave money before they joined the fed and after they left, but the tradition has been that while they're a fed governor they don't give to presidential candidates. we did find a couple who gave to lower-level political canceled dates or to state political parties, that sort of thing. this one is raising eyebrows in washington. a lot of people interpreting it as an effort by brainard to curry favor with the hillary clinton camp and m

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. >> host: you talk abou about and about how the media talked about this story and it was a story into something that was newsworthy but you also say that there is a way to talk about this responsibly. can you talk a little bit about that and why that was such an important point to raise in your book? >> guest: the media plays a huge role inadvertently and perpetuating violence. i think that even with the reports on the suicides that don't involve the death of other people, there are protocols that schools can follow so they don't increase contagions and i believe we need to have a much clearer standard on how to report on violent incidences as well with as much care as we have put into some of the research on how to present to the suicides. when columbine happened, it was a world phenomenon and one of the reasons that it was perceived to be a phenomenon was that it was the beginning of 2 24/7 news coverage so people were bombarded with images running from the school can images of dylan and eric wearing their clothing that they wore the surveillance tapes showing guns, showing their na

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we're heari ining him talk abou that when it comes to wyoming. he keeps ted cruz can't win.s got to win in this back door, shady deal where the establishment picks delegates. he talked about it again on fox. take a listen. >> i don't want to waste millions of dollars going out to kcolorado knowing the system is rigged. i don't want to waste millions of dollars going out to wyoming to wine and dine and pay off all these people. a lot of this is a payoff. they treat them and take them to dinner. the whole thing is a big payoff. it has nothing to do with democracy. >> donald trump is saying we don't expect to get them. here in new york, much larger chunk of delegates. he's expected to win big here. we has to do well in almost every congressional district. he's got to do really well to sweep this state and get all those delegates. it's possible for him to do that because ted cruz and john kasich are not nearly as popular as he is in his home state of new york. two things when it comes to he's talking about this rigged system. one of them is he's appealing to voters who feel like

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station, alexandra limon, fox5 local news > now to fairfax county where we're learning new details aboue a pedestrian killed by a police car. this happened around 11 last la night on boweller street in alexandria.ee investigators say an officer on routine patrol struck and killed jeffrey aglare of alexandria. of they say aglare walked into traffic against the light and was wearing dark clothing. the weather also may have been a factor. it was raining heavily the at the time. this is a tragic loss of life and in any such crash in fairfax county where there's a loss of f life our crash reconstruction rc unit responds out.pond so they are working this case cs just like they would any other case in fairfax county. the officer involved in theed i crash is a two-year member ofemb the force and is now on paid administrative leave until an investigation is complete. what a night. boy, that wind was strong. it was so strong many spent s today cleaning you up. up. the storm brought down trees, even caused some power outages in some neighborhoods. fox5's jennifer davis joins us o now with a look at

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guy who is the -- rering under the label alks right up to the edge, clearly not what he's talking aboubout. >> cruz is going to spend more ime in new york but he's clearly focused on other states. john y, the best news for kasich this week, a couple of new polls show him not in third of tedut in second ahead cruz behind trump. monmouth university poll, new york republicans. front with 52% but kasich is in second at 25 ahead of cruz at 17. there is a poll of maryland republicans, by the "washington post" and the university of trump is up only 10 points over kasich, 41% to both in his matters terms of momentum but also potentially, some delegate sorely tion which he needs. >> for sure. look, if john kasich can gets where hento a position can be a strong second to donald trump in a lot of these ortheastern states, and pennsylvania, and other places, it helps john kasich, and it -- it further impedes 1,237 s ability to get to before this thing is over. kasich is still playing that long time. improbable but this is key to it. it will work for him. >> if he can go the next three eeks which i

what everyone is talalking abou he might not getet 1237 to secue the nominanation, but remember, let's 1210 or 1200 and short 37,, that's a floor,, not a ceiling. there are 350 unbobound delegats already. all that donald trump has to do is say secure the missing number. 37 delegates of that on the first ballot. it won't get past that. lou: are you going to have them secured before the connvention? >> we're working hard to do it. i think that we will. i think that we will. lou: are you going to have a ground operation? it't's likeighting with one arm behind your back. is he going to have a ground game? >> we have a great ground operation, i think we're just quieter with it. lou: the hell with quiet. make some noise! jeff dewit, thank you. >> thank you for having me. lou: up next, actress charlize theron, my wife says i don't know anything about pop culture, how wrong could she be, complaining she lost out because she's too dog gone pretty! red eye's andy levy and joanne nosuchinsky know pop culture like nobody else and they're going to educate me about when you think about success, what

they have chave complained abou living condition, rats and mold. >> we're looking for suitable locatione area to continue to run out of that area, we're not going to abandon that area. >> reporter: the city insists there will be no interruption in protection and service. but the firefighters union believes the temporary move presents a public safety concern. >> depending where they end up moving everybody there is a possibility this district is not getting the same coverage that it is currently with apparatus here. >> one way or another we always have a fire truck in the center of our town. >> reporter: the city is trying to get fema to provide additional fund forge a new fire house here. the chief tells me construction should take 9 to 12 months. if there are no unforeseen delays. in ocean city, ted greenberg, "nbc 10 news." >>> coming up next on "nbc 10 news" at 6, the nbc 10 investigators uncover a potentially dangerous situation in philadelphia. >> no one is enforcing a city law designed to protect your kids from lead. now the city council is demanding answers. that's still to come

the unusual step a virginia lawmaker is take to go try to put a stop on-tto chronic car break-in abous t >>> right now severe weather is pounding millions of americans. take a look at the rain and hail that hit parts of texas late last night. damaging winds and inches of rain to parts of east texas, arkansas and louisiana take. the storm also threatens to bring isolated tornadoes. >>> time for weather and traffic on the 1s. we were seeing some rain around here this morning. >> how about now, chuck? >> just light rain this morning. it's raining just hard enough to bead up the water and make pollen dots over the hood of your freshly clean car. so just light rain here early this morning. school day forecast, kiddos will need the small umbrella. by later this afternoon, breaks of sunshine and a gusty south wind. temperatures this afternoon mid to upper 60s. but have the umbrella ready to go. breaking news continues in first 4 traffic. >>> big backups, chopper 4 over a brand new problem, 95 in maryland north and southbound there, northbound just before 32, do have this crash here slowing th

other people in the country who are trying to make it, and when she is the candidate who is tauklking abou barriers, and he se the candidate who is talking about putting up walls, i think that is a difference and contrast that hillary clinton is going to win time and time again and especially when he is focusing the attacks on 53% of the voters in the country which are women, and when he is focusing the attacks on demeaning them for the success which is what he is doing when he is saying that hillary is pulling the woman card. >> and you heard hillary's response there, scottie, and what is your reaction to it basically saying that he went off of the reservation, and he is being a bully here. >> it is interesting, because he is getting, and she is getting a lot of the pushback from off the reservation, because it offended many indian americans who said that it is a slang dig at them, and is so it is interesting that what you say is going to come back to bite you, and i am not that ens sensitive and she should not be used for that, but using the jepder card is to get rid of the emotion when

live" and everyone on the team -- thank you, higgins -- we did a a tribute special and told the story abou t the "saturday night live" 40th anniversary. we had this big after party and prince ended up getting onstage and it was just unbelievable. he played "let's go crazy" and the crowd was it was just so fun and amazing. i was just thinking of all the stories. anrid i just got sad, you know. and we have a handful of great stories with prince. >> questlove ab: yeah, yeah. actually, the night that winnie was born, i got a call around like 10:00 p.m. i don't know why i was in bed, because you know i never leep. [ light laughter ] >> questlove: but i was in bed and then i got a text. you know, it's lways third party texting. like, "he wants to talk to you." you always know that "he" is prince. right. >> jimmy: he wants to talk to you. >> questlove: right, he wants to talk to you. so he's like, "tell jimmy that i'll be at susan sarandon's spin and i want to challenge him at ping-pong." >> jimmy: yeah, no, this is ridiculous. yeah. this is a true story. >> questlove: right. >> jimmy: but it's p

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