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video, andd facing the inward facing video from the locomotive. to a nearby went church, wrapped in blankets. amtrak will get them to philadelphia so they can finish their trip. this mother drove straight down to get her son. >> i am thanking god he is ok. the impact of that derailment in pennsylvania was felt up and down the east coast, a leading right here in d.c.. jeff goldberg continues our team latest from union station. reporter: it is a bit of a good news, bad news situation insight unions station. the good news is trains are definitely moving a lot smoother than they were a couple of hours ago. you have services to the northeast corridor or either moving on time or not significantly delayed in this evening. the bad news is that is very crowded inside. travelers are trying to get from this evening from this morning. the moment amtrak travel is a writer union station they got the latest news on the derailment. and then immediately try to figure out what to do next. >> i don't know. >> we are going to ponder it for a few minutes. reporter: so

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. >> she iss13 years old andd already a multimillionaire.rmer dance mom star on the first day of her new gig. that's tomorrow. >> aisha tyler in tears over her divorce. and schwarzenegger's son doing drugs? e.t. is next. now at eight. records melt as temperatures climb. relief is on the way we are tracking the cooler weather. moving towards us tonight. whoosh the high surf proved a fatal attraction for a pair of bay area teenagers over the weekend, tonight. tips on staying safe in the waves. whoosh hundreds of thousands of california residents may find they can't vote in the june seventh primary. we show you the simple mistake made by many would=be voters. and what to do if you're one of them whoosh and loosen your belt and take a trip to the mcdonald's of the future. where the attraction is all=you=can=eat french fries. it's the one thing on our menu that puts the biggest smile on my face, so why not give our customers what they want?" this is a full hour of your choice for prime time news. >> pam:a live look outside along san francisco's e

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. >>> the heads of the world bana andd china bank asian infrastructure investment ba have agreed to work together. the two bank chiefs are discussing about a dozen project s. the aiib is expected to spend $2.5 billion for projects in >> australian prime minister called on china to expand trade links. he's making his first visit to the country since taking office last september. 1,000 people participated in the tour. he said the free trade agreement with china has already delivered big benefits. >>> car sales in japan have slumped. winning customers has been a challenge, but one auto maker has a hit. they stuck with what they were always good at, nothing super high tech. they built a rag top that gives an experience like no other. nhk reports. >> reporter: each year in march, organizersrs of the new w york internrnational auto show annoue the world car the year. this year's winner was the mazda mx 5. since the latest model d debute in may last year, the car maker has sold 9,500 unitsn japan and 16,000 overseas. far more than anticipated. >> translator: the car's shape and color is appeali

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anthony, andd another abolitionist, sojourner truth.il rightstr leaders suchs marion anderson, eleanor roosevelt and martin luther ki king. i caught up with secretary lew earlier today. secretary jack lew, thank you for joining us. >> great to be with you, judy.ju >> woodruff: so big decision.io the first time a woman is going on the face of a piece of u.s. currency that's in wide circulation. why harriet tubb man judge when we started the public discussion of this almost a year ago, i said it's been almost 100 years since we've had a woman on our currency and that had to change, and it had to change as soon as possible. we went through a processoo of listening and and i kind of didd it the old-fashioned way.ay we actually listened. i heard from well over a millioi people in one way or another, responses through handwritten note and e-mails and tweets and retweets. and the amount of support and interest in harriet tubman was quite impressive.ss it showed that the story of harriet tubman means a lot to people of all ages in this country,

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. > a maryland man is charged with second degree murder andde child abuse for the death of a six-month old girl. prosecutors say he was caring for six-month old milli legal seen. he claimed the baby choked on milk, but an autopsy later revealed the baby sufferedred massive injuries to her body. if convicted, different band faces 95 years in price ton.n. it is primary day in maryland and the results are still roling in much as you know they k castellani votes for president and raisers. republican voters in maryland favored trump over ohio john kasich and texas senator ted cruz. fox news has declared trump as the winner in m. he has 55 percent of the vote with 69 of the precincts reporting. that's compared to john kasich's 22 percent and ted cruz at 19 percent. maryland was not the only state holding a primary tonight. voters in four other northern states. donald trump has swept them all, winning in connecticut, delaware, pennsylvania and rhode islant.ç > on the democratic side hecht is comfortably in the lead with 84 percent precincts reporting. clinton the inwither of the democratic pr

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thing, candidates and their spouses, is might not like the candidate so much, but i like the spouse andd if the spouse sees something worthwhile about that candidate maybe they're not all that bad.. she is a unique and new spouse on the trail that she had this history of being a model. she's so breath taking.taki i don't know how people will p respond to her.. i don't know is she relatable? a if she one who you feel like yoe can have in your kitchen anditch cook with her and connect to her. is that part of the reason to keep her off the trail, toç bro her on the trail. i think much whatting how voterg respond to milan yeah will be interesting because she is a new type of first lady, if you will, on the trail.rail > if you go back through history, jacqueline kennedy hadn a lot to do with jack kennedy's likability. there were a the lot of unknowns of jack kennedy in 1960 as a catholic, as a young senator. she helped him a lot. i think milan yeah can help c donald trump with some his likability problem that he runs into. the state votes on tuesday, teds cruz is holding a five point lead, d

million andd $4 800,000 volunteers. should tell the viewers that you donated your brain to the research you just talked about. sec. mcdonald: i did. i don't think they're going to find much. host: donald trump on the campaign trail has been extolling the virtues of reading business sensibilities to government. you now have two years experience. what is your explanation about how government response to business sensibilities? things inald: the learned at west point about leadership i have tried to apply throughout my life. the idea of putting the needs of of the organization above yourself. jim collins calls that level five leadership. the idea of character being a most important point. you choose the harder right rather than the easier wrong. all of those leadership principles work just as well in government as the private sector. the execution may be different, but they work. the bureaucracy is responding? would say yes.i it will take time, but we are making progress. host: we're back with leo shane and david would. he

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brooklyn, andd in he cannot even -- it is ridiculous.e are keeping an i on donald trump headquarters, he could because early as 9:00, and about five minutes in new york. jeffrey is joining us from connecticut, another primary state in one week three jeffrey on the republican but -- line, will you vote? i will vote for donald trump. that people are upset over his business situation, but what people need when obama did deal with thed to foreign a situation, the military, everybody else. he had to put all that underneath him. i do believe donald would take care of foreign affairs and ,axes that people are paying and everything else. the president is en route to saudi arabia, returning to the white house late monday evening. joining us from offices in virginia, senior politics editor for politico.com, thank you for being with us this primary night. >> there are two states in new what you looking for tonight? >> that is an excellent point. they described it astwo new york's. if you look on the republican 2012 if you judge from republican prim

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on a recent campaign trip, a number of us including staff myself and some journalists andd up having dinner dancing. a news organization taking a picture of me on the dance floor with a woman -- there was nothing there. why is it that you think that so many people who have no need have thisith you impression of you. >> i don't know. i have no way of knowing what that number is. i think a lot of people depending on their circumstances are more suspect of this behavior than others. it is just politics. the more visible you become the more you become subjected to that kind of scrutiny. if i had intended a relationship with this woman, believe me, i have -- i am not stupid. if i wanted to bring someone into a have -- i wouldn't have done it. even the back entrance to the house is exposed. there was no intention to hide. it was clear that the place was surrounded by somebody. everyone'scount for analysis. i did go out with other people during that window and we were very open. these people came and went on saturday from your house in broad daylight. time you spoke with the reporters from

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y hillary clinton hoping to finanl finally chalk up a win and break a bernie sanders hot streak anddd trump hoping his deep d connections as a yorker will push him to al pusht massive victory carrying all 955 republican delegates.elegates but it wasn't made any easierad when trump made verbal gaftba yesterday referring to the 9/119 attacks.at >> i wrote this out and it'snd i very close to my heart because i was down there and i watched ouo police and our firemen down atoa 7eleven down at the world tradet center right after it came downd >> still 7eleven or 9/11 trump still ahead in new york by a mile. the real clear politics averagea polls has him up more than 30 t0 points and second place even ted cruz who represents trump pogging big get national butna john kasich who only carried ond state so far something he washia clearly sensitive when asked asd about it during a stop a new york dalely.yo >> you've only one, v can in i finish? >> i'm answering the question qt the way i want to answer it. ans you want to answer it? you holh that.that. here. let me ask you. what do you think? du

now and they were looking for me f m because of my background andd a things that i brought to the tablee and here we are today. today >> when you say your backgroundo what you brought it to describeo a little bit. bit what was it about that made you unique that made them want you. >> i run a couple programs herer in the dmv area. one is operation heroes connect. it garnered a lot of attentiontn in newsweek and presidentialsina white house attention.te. it's a mentor ship program that partners at risk youth withh service members and veterans asa their full-time mentors.rs so that's something i started back in 2012. 2 since then, i've started about a face modeling and talent agencyy to kind of help our veterans get employed because there's many mn more cover girls out there and in the veteran community i want to skylight them. >> even though you're a chicagor native you stayed local. loc >> i stayed local. >> still here. here. >> let's talk about the show.abu because the show looks excitingn there are four teams off competitors here. he. all led by somebody from one of the branches of the

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