he came up with a ale house hand shake. shake was like in the morning which, was that. >> anthony: what do you have to do to get barred here? >> bruce: you know probably punch somebody more than once. [ laughter ] >> anthony: more than once? ♪ ♪ ♪ the walls of the bar are covered with his portraits of ale house regulars, which he mostly paints in the basement next to the beer cooler. more notorious are his paintings of well-known political figures who have for one reason or another raised bruce's ire. they're inevitably depicted in an unflattering let's say non-family friendly light. >> bruce: putin has been behaving very poorly let me put it that way, i mean but he also intrigues me. plus, i also have the extra satisfaction knowing he would not like what i'm going to do. and that's you know gives you a lot of pleasure. >> anthony: there is no shortage of opinions at the ale house bar. and bruce's opinions and the scope of his work extends far beyond chicago's borders. ♪ >> bruce: i'm working on my latest painting, it's put

a friend of bruce, part of the duo of siskall and ebert and patron of old town ale house.nd very popular answer, roger ebert. >> i'm a little prejudice but definitely roger ebert deserves all the accolades. he's the guy who got me to write the blog, he was an amazing guy and had he not become ill and really handled his illness in a way that i can't even conceive of myself handling, i think that that really kind of set him apart from kind of the other iconic chicago people. >> and correct me if i'm wrong, this was an enthusast. he liked going to the movies. >> this isn't always the case with critics. they don't always love the subject matter they're reviewing. he loved movies and actors. if you went to his house, he would want to watch movies. >> siskall and ebert. they didn't seem to like each other. >> they hated each other. they understood what they had but a lot of people think siskall was the alpha, he was not. roger was a much better writer and much better read. >> so, roger lived prince pale in chicago? >> he was offered serious dough to go to new york and l.a. >> wh

to be fair, almost any time is time for a drink at the old town ale house.he chorus assembles, to give their opinions on matters of the day. subjects of great important to this city on the lake, the city of broad shoulders, the true metropolis. >> there is no shortage of characters in here. you know, i have lost a couple of great ones. john fox, the comic, died a few years ago. we lost rubin, 400 pounds mexican guy. he had his big toe cut off, rubin nine toes, and when he had his leg cut off -- blames all the problems that his mom didn't give him milk. there is nobody coming through to replace him. >> it has been serving beer and other intoxicating beverages. for the good of the community, there is a no shot list. >> yes, the only guy who got off it is down there now. because he is a -- we have a fairly extensive no shot list. >> just no shots. that will lead to no good. >> history has shown us they shouldn't do shots. they go to another bar, drink shots, and we get the remnants. >> cameron and his wife are the proprietors of the ale house. bruce likes to br

still flooded on the boulevard by miller's ale house. bustleton avenue or academy road are some alternates. we'll check it again rick and monica in the next half hour. >> sounds good. thank you sir. >>> much more ahead on "action news" at 5:00 donald trump continues to face a series of road blocks as he continues to push for the white house. ahead at 5:30 big names in the gop who are refusing to vote for trump in november. >> but first it is fitness friday and with memorial day just about three weeks away ali gorman is health to you get beach body ready. the tweaks you can make to your fitness routine when "action news" comes right back. i did that last night actuall actually. >> there was cause for celebration in north philadelphia today. thousands of students graduated from temple university, a packed house this morning here at the liacouras center. the university graduated its biggest class yet. "action news" reporter katherine scott was on hand for today's joyous ceremony. >> reporter: temple's class of 2016, it's the largest in the

al hunt: house republicans need paul ryan and that is why they turned to him. opposition to donald trump is not just coming from establishment republicans. it comes from movement conservatives and people who say they may go along, but he is unqualified for the office. mark: if he never gives a i can't believe he will have any kind of a primary -- particularly, now that sarah palin has endorsed his opponent. karen: a thing you are hearing is a sober and sensible talk of republicans losing the house as a real possibility. if it turns into that kind of cataclysm in the fall, paul ryan has a lot to lose. john: let me ask you, al, you have a new bloomberg view column that says it will be an ugly general election, talking about roger stone and david brock. what is your thesis about how this is shaping up and what it portends? al hunt: i think it is a race to the bottom and what the democrats fear is that most democrats are confident that hillary is going to win. if we have an ugly race, and i do not think they should be kennedy school form, but if it is all invective

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al white house correspondents dinner. 2700 correspondents and guests will gather in the 30,000 squareoot hilton ballroom tonight for dinner, speeches, jokes and networking. and c-span will be live through it all, beginning with the arrival at the hilton, which you are watching right now. if you would like to make a comment while you are watching, go to facebook.com/cspan, or follow us on twitter using the hashtag, the view ages cd -- whcd. now we will watch the early arrivals who are on their way to the reception, sponsored by different media organizations. the dinner itself will begin at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. [chatter] [lots of chatter] >> hello, hello. >> live coverage of the arrivals at the washington correspondent dinner. heyman.es mr. who have you seen so far? heyman: i have seen everyone from a kardashian to a cnn host. a real mix of people. >> i think i saw aretha franklin. mr. heyman: yes. >> she was the entertainment for 1999. had a greatyes, she reception. >> when did this become almost a hollywood centric event. mr. heyman: the is interesting, many people think it has alw

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mark al bers, cbs news, the white house. >> trump and sanders agreeing on late tv.ut just this afternoon trump backed out and said since the democratic party won't allow bernie sanders to win it would inappropriate to debate the second place finisher. >> memorial day tourists are flooding to washington and the national park service insists that problems at the washington monument are over. the elevator shut down earlier. the 3rd day in as many months that there have been problems. >> it is 525 steps. i but we will take the grandchildren up to the top. >> inlookg for a contractor to come in and figure out how to make better fixes. >>> the later weather and traffic and entertainment, everything else you need to know. download our free wusa9 app. >>> a close call for a north carolina police officer is caught on his dashcam. ring wood police officer doug farber was trying to remove a large branch and another tree fell on top. look at that. >> fortune able to avoid the brunt of that and needed 13 stitches in his head. >> in texas one person has died and three others miss

today, the charleston county jail is the sheriff al cannon detention center. it housesut 1300 men and women. >> selling some cookies for some noodles, man. got to keep their stomachs full because they don't get [ bleep ] in here. >> most are awaiting resolution of their cases. tilghman kronsberg is only a few days away from his one year anniversary here and his stay isn't likely to end soon. >> it's been horrible. i'm not used to this. you know, there's a lot of guys who come in here and it's no big deal to them. they're content with it and i just can't seem to find that mentality. this is my cheese dip, consists of different kind of potato chips audiotape crushed up. add pickle juice and water. mmm, so good. i grew up actually pretty privileged until i was about 12 years old. my parents had a lot of money, but my father, he had a drug problem and so i went from living in a mansion to living in a room in the back of someone's house that had a bathroom connected to it. i didn't have very many friends growing up at all because i think i threw people off. i was a very sad,

comedian larry wilmore explains his use of a very controversial word at the white house correspondents' dinner. the reverend alharpton who did the interview, joins me next. >>> as we go to break, snl roasting donald trump with the help of the church lady. >> does donnie ever take a gander at the holy scripture. >> honestly i love all the books in the bible, i do. they're all terrific, corinthians par deux. book of revelations. too generous, too furious, which says as i quote. love thy neighbor as thyself and like a good neighbor, state farm is there. and always keep the sabbath huge. that's moses. oh, and the part where john snow comes back to life. that's great bible. >> well, isn't that special. ♪ ♪ you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. financial guidance while you're mastering life. ♪uh oh. oh. henry! oh my. good, you're good. back, back, back. (vo) according to kelley blue book, subaru has the highest resale value of any brand. again. you might find that comforting. love. it's what makes a subaru, a suru. i'vand

he was running at the green party candidate, to switch the white house from al gore to george w. bush. nader cost gore florida and new hampshire. and either one of those states would have elected gore. so you never know. you know, it's possible. i think it's unlikely but possible they'll have some impact. >> and larry, of course, this is an election nobody knows, really, what's going to happen and so many twists and turns here, but who do you think the libertarian party hurts or herps in terms of pulling voters to one candidate or the other? donald trump or hillary clinton? >> well, traditionally, libertarians hurt republicans a bit more than democrats. that's been true in a number of state elections. you know, this is an unusual ticket. if they get a lot of attention, i'm not sure that that is a centrtaint certainty. they have so many positions republicans won't like and so many positions democrats won't like that notice of their voters may well come from people who wouldn't vote otherwise. >> and brine, libertarian party on the ballot in 50 states now. is this the alternative t

house the president posthumously awarded him the medal of valor. >> honor received for officers who risk their own lives for others. joyce evans here now with more on that emotional ceremony. >> hard al dry eye in the house, iain and lucy. sergeant wilson's grandmother septembered the medal from president obama on the officer's behalf. >> for giving his live to protect in the civilians sergeant wilson put himself in arm's way during a robbery. he kept store employees and customers safe. (applause). >> what a moment there. police say sergeant wilson was gunned down in a hail of bullets from two suspects when he walked in on a robbery at a game stop in north philadelphia. but he went down fighting. taking them on in gun battle to protect those innocent people inside that store. police say wilson had just stopped in to buy a gift for his son's tenth birthday. and job well done in school. president obama spoke about wilson's bravery and sacrifice. >> i've seen the sacrifice when i joined some of you at the national law enforcement officers memorial not far from here. we read the names carved on these walls and we grieve with the families who carry the fallen in their hearts forever. we'v

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balloons drifted over the gray skies and over the white house grounds and then landed this afternoon briefly sending the secret service on aler ale alert. this comes two days after the secret service shot an armed man who approached the security checkpoint. >>> afghanistan says akhtar mansour was killed yesterday, but the white house has not confirmed his death. the death of monosour's predecessor was confirmed two years after he was killed. the taliban calls the attack a violation of its sovereignty. >>> a traffic stop turns deadly for a massachusetts police officer. how his fellow officers are mourning the tragic loss. >>> shocking video shows what some people are calling teacher abuse and what these images don't show just as disturbing. >>> and another day and more rain unfortunately. tracking more showers tomorrow. coming up in >>> a former special needs teacher now faces child abuse charges after newly released surveillance video captures a disturbing confrontation. th 13-year-old autistic boy through the hallway of the wisconsin high school and at one point it appears the teacher douses the boy with water. the incident happ

al. >>> terrifying moments on the white house grounds. >> i saw this man leaning off over the fence, i was like, ok, maybe like other tourists taking pictures. >> but he wasn't. she was visiting the district with her mother, maria and family from equador. >> my cousins we thought it was fireworks. it was only one shot, but then my aunt, my uncle screamed like someone got shoot. >> reporter: evans took a snapshot on the suspect on the ground second after she was shot by a secret service officer. it was minutes after 3:00. >> police were around him with a and it got really scared. police started screaming at us, get out of here. >> reporter: the defendant was reportedly arm's refusing orders to stop and drop his weapon as he approached a secret service checkpoint. by 3:15 the white house was on lock down. tourists were told to leave. >> we were told to leave. secret service was running around with gun. >> reporter: by 5:00, the lockdown had been lifted but many visitors were forced to many other plans. >> we came all the way from india to see white house. we can't go in. >> reporter: bey

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police say done al carlton punched a man several times during a house party in olney last december. they just arrested carlton last friday. the other man suffered broken rib and an injured eye socket. we tried to talk to carlton yesterday but in one answered the door at his home. >>> escaped inch mail arthur buckle waking up in prison after he was finally captured. police caught him along the garden state parkway in ocean county yesterday. on the run for seven days after he broke out of bayside state prison camden county. buckle was due for parole in just a few weeks, he now faces to up five more years behind bars. right now he is being checked out a prison in trenton. >> if you are looking for a good place to grow old, it is not in the delaware valley. that is at least according to new rankings released by the second site caring. com. it calls south dabbing coat at best place to retire. well, i am not going there. places you think are popular with seniors like florida and arizona did not even make the top ten. in our area, delaware is highest ranked state at number 29. pennsylvania

al qaeda affiliate. though the white house maintains that closing the camps makes the most sense. >> it's a recruiting tool for those who wish to do us harm. >> but a propaganda magazine says it's the arab recruitment that increases terrorist numbers. >> they can easily produce a video saying come fight for us from guantanamo. isis has produced a 1,000 videos last year. the idea that it's used as a recruiting tool is disingenerous. >> republican senators mark kirk and james langford have introduced an amendment to hold them accountable. >> if you kick out a detainee, it makes you responsible. if they return fete fight you will lose american federal aid. >> the state department conceded no transfer is without risk. >> is any of this 100% foolproof? ce our process. >> the state department spokesman added they need more time to study the senators' amendment that cuts usa aid to companies who is take detainees and they return to terrorism. >>> the justice department will seek the death penalty we're just learning in last summer's south carolina church shooting. 22-year-old dylann roof is accused of murdering n

that have to be hunted down and defeated. >> she went on to say, george that al qaeda is essentially defeated. and the white house was asked about the donald trump tweet and they went into a litany of how isis is on its heels. what about that? >> what has isis got to do with this? >> we don't know if it was terrorism. there are lots of franchise terrorist groups out there that can do this. you can be a very weak terrorist group and still knock a plane out of the sky. it doesn't require a network and it can't be fought with f-16s. that's why tucker is absolutely right. the israelis have lived with a low fever of terrorism for decades now. and they remain a democratic and increasingly prosperous society. this can be lived with. it's it can be fought, but lived with. >> a quick sound byte from my trip to cairo. talking about the egyptian president, he said his country was under attack, under siege and wanted more help in fighting terrorism. >> egypt is a part of the international coalition. and we are taking up our responsibilities to fight terrorism in sinai and to provide security on our western borters, egypt has

his favorite song is weird al, i lost on jeopardy. former white house speech writer. she has more flair than a waiter at friday's katie. and his last name is spelled the same forward and backwards. so can you trust him? next to me, mom comedian paul otto. okay. let's start the show. on friday he tweeted in florida two legitimate candidates on ballots. i won't vote for clinton and after years of asking people to vote i won't abstain. interesting. he added, if you can live with a clinton presidency for four years, that's your right. i can't and will do what i can to prevent it. give us a name, rubio. who are you voting for? some people think his tweets mean he's backing trump and rubio supporters are upset. one respondent, worked my [ bleep ] off for you. you said he can't be trusted with a nuclear arsenal, how do you unsay that? yeah, how do you, do you say just kidding? >> no, you have to say it backwards. then it is undone. >> trump said some things. trump seems to be nice to him now. he said he won't call him little marco anymore. >> marco is in between rock and a t

that's because the white house leans on the iraqi prime minister al abadi in battling the terror group and his political viability could be a huge factor in whether our plans could succeed or fail. joining us to talk about it is ambassador john bolton and senior at the american enterprise institute and ambassador, it's good to see you. stated goal of the protesters is to bring down the government of the prime minister and that's a government, as we say, the united states supports. vice president biden was just there. where do you think this is heading? >> well, this is a clash among shia iraqis, the muqtada al sadr who leads essentially a populist group of militias against al abadi under the control of the ayatollahs in tehran so the impact of this really calls into question whether what steps iran will have to take to reassert control. middle eastern news sources today are reporting that other shia militia more supportive of iran are moving into the baghdad region, so we could see more activity later this week. >> yeah. >> as far as what we're doing against isis and how the turmoil in

house. >> lauren, just one of hundreds, who attended information al center at the horsham county community center to learn about the chemicals known as pfo a & p fos. last week the environmental protection agency lowered the acceptable levels of those chemicals in grounds water as a result horsham, warminster anwar inning ton townships took 8 public wells offer line, in addition to 8 other wells previously taken off line in 2014. the pfoa and pfos linked to the former naval base and former naval air station in the area. >> right now in the pros he of where we are thinking the most likely places would have gone into the grounds water, and the best places where we can attack the problem and basically treat it. >> greg preston, naval official, overseeing the clean up. he says homes on the public water system, now have safe water to drink. however the navy providing bottled waters to homes on private wells of high levels until they can be hook up to the public water system. still, state representative, today stevens, who lives in horsham, says that's not enough. >> i think the navy also ought

the white house says the victims were all civilians trying to escape violence. bashar alent a telegram to russia. he says his army wants to obtain victory and crush the rebels. the u.s. calling on russia to address the statement it calls unacceptable. >>> 26 minutes past the hour. this friday morning, donald trump versus the republican party. speaker paul ryan is not ready to back the presumptive presidential nominee. what he says trump needs to do first. next. is better for your skin than wearing no makeup at all? neutrogena® cosmetics. with vitamins and antioxidants. now with foundations in shades for more skin tones. wannwith sodastreamter? you turn plain water into sparkling water in seconds. and because it's so delicious, you'll drink 43% more water every day. sodastream. love your water. >>> republican resistance to donald trump. speaker paul ryan refusing to back the presumptive presidential nominee. how trump is earn his endorsement. >>> and hillary clinton's inner circle interviewed by the fbi. what we are learning about her e-mail use while secretary of state. w

when he became the presumptive nominee en route to winning the white house he was leading al gore by five points. you have to go back to 1996 to find a trump level of underdoggedness. the first poll after bob dole became the presumptive nominee had clinton leading dole by 17. clinton would win by nine points, a landslide for democrademocra democrats marking the biggest victory for the democratic party since lyndon johnson. believe the polls. remember, trump led in almost every republican poll starting last summer. and those same polls have shown trump losing in general elections since the summer. so trump being the underdog in the race against clinton should mean something to those that were trying to ignore the polls before. more on "mtp daily" deep dive into the state of the gop. two former republican senators who have watched their party get trumped. >>> welcome back. devoting the entire hour to a deep dive into what exactly happened to the do and how do they get to this place to turn to donald trump. perhaps the party may have gone overboard in its resistance to compromise. thoma

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al qaeda affiliate. it is still unclear who is responsible. the white house issued swift condemnation. >> there is no justifiable excuse for carrying out an airstrike against innocent civilians who have already once fled their homes to escape violence. nicole: meanwhile, the united nations has called for an immediate investigation with one top officials saying the attack could amount to a war crime. molly: pope francis is calling on the eu to build bridges and tear down walls. from the vatican city, this is where he is being awarded the charlemagne prize. europe's most prestigious wrote -- awards and he is being presented at for his message of hope and encouragement. in attendance is the german chancellor angela merkel, they are in italy for the next two days for meetings on the migration crisis. the council president and european parliament president are also there. wildfires continue to rage in alberta, canada. were forced tos evacuate from the town of fort .cmurray earlier this week the out-of-control blaze has consumed entire neighborhoods in an area cons

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