as my mom, the late governor ann richards would say -- [applause] cecile richards: a woman of votingike a chicken voting for colonel sanders. how about instead, let's elected president that trust women to make our own decisions about her own bodies. we are sick and tired of being treated like we cannot think for ourselves, because it is not the business of any bureaucrat or politician or judge to make decisions about whether or when we have children. that is my right and that is your right. [applause] cecile richards: women cannot wait. women cannot wait. today we have the greatest representation of women in leadership. women are one third of the supreme court, 1/5 of the u.s. senate and i'm here to say, that is not good enough for me. [applause] cecile richards: we cannot have equity if we do not have equal representation. women cannot wait. it is time we had paid family leave like every other nation in this world. so that we can raise our children and we can take care of our parents. women cannot wait. it is time for an immigration policy that respects families and keeps them toget

mom, the late governor ann richards would say -- [applause] a woman ofrds: voting for ted cruz is likecken voting for colonel sanders. how about instead, let's elected president that trust women to make our own decisions about her own bodies. we are sick and tired of being treated like we cannot think for ourselves, because it is not the business of any bureaucrat or politician or judge to make decisions about whether or when we have children. that is my right and that is your right. [applause] cecil richards: women cannot wait. women cannot wait. today we have the greatest representation of women in leadership. women are one third of the supreme court, 1/5 of the u.s. senate and i'm here to say, that is not good enough for me. [applause] cecil richards: we cannot have equity if we do not have equal representation. women cannot wait. it is time we had paid family leave like every other nation in this world. so that we can raise our children and we can take care of our parents. women cannot wait. it is time for an immigration policy that respects families and keeps them together. women

there was a real activist ground and another person that i've learned about was ann richards. she wouldn't have become governor had they not gotten to support it wasn't -- remember that speech? >> guest: she had two classic lines that brought her to the financial stage. one was poor george referring to george bush running for president, senior george bush. poor george, he can't help it he was born with a foot in his mouth. [laughter] and they never forgave her for that. >> guest: than the other one that is such a classic now is ginger rogers did everything only backwards and in high heels. [laughter] >> host: she is wonderful not only i loved her because of course she was confident and capable and all that but she shared her life with all of us. >> guest: she had a real struggle with alcoholism and stopped drinking many years before she ran for office but she was very open about it. in the primary that she was in, her opponent attacked her for it and get all these innuendos about the drinking and doing drugs and things and emily's list members are the biggest funder of the pri

another person that i learned of and then got to know a little bit from the caucus anne richards. >> host: she says ver clayly, she would not have become governor had not she gotten support from emily's list. inch the -- i remember the speech. [laughter] >> guest: poor george, referring to george bush who was running for president, senior george bush. he can't help it he was born with a silver foot in his mouth. >> host: they never forgave her for that too. >> guest: the other one is ginger rogers. anne, and in high heels. [laughter] >> host: she was wonderful. i loved her because, of course, she was competent and capable and all of that, but she shared her life with all of us. >> guest: she did, she had a struggle with alcoholism and stopped drinking many years before she ran for office and but she was opened about it, in the primary that she was in, her opponent attacked her for it and did all of drinking and doing drugs and awful things. emily's members were the biggest of her primary race. we stayed with her and all the way through the election. she's just marvelous. >> host: peo

leadership and i said, 10 years ago, you would have said that george bush would have defeated ann richards and become governor of texas and become president, hillary clinton will become center of new york, and george pataki would defeat mario cuomo and become a two-term governor and rudy giuliani would defeat david dinkins, you would've gotten millions went off any of that. it is a reminder of the things. i agree completely with sarah, donald trump and bernie sanders have not credit the conditions for the rise, they are tapped into them. now, the democratic race is essentially over from a delicate -- delegates standpoint, but bernie sanders is probably going to win half of the state and he will continue to do well, but hillary clinton, the delegate battle, it is like boxing. if you lose the first seven rounds, you always to have the chance of a knockout. that is not the way works and presidential nominating fights. if you get the delegate votes, it is hard to take it away. hillary clinton now is i think, almost assuredly going to be the democratic nominee. but bernie sanders has tapped int

> and well tonight we know the names of two people killed in a deadly plane crash in queen anne county. richardand friend janet meds both of ellicott city were killed when the plane went down and crashed in a field near the bay bridge yesterday and burst into flames. hess was the pilot. ntsb and ffaa are investigatin ntsb and ffaa are investigating. >> criminal charless were filed against three officials connected to the flint water crisis. two state regulators and flint water plant employee accused of misconduct, neglect and alte altering test results to show lower levels of lead in the city water level. these are the first charges filed and won't be the last. >> the road back to restoring faith and confidence in all michigan families in their government. >> we will turnover every stone and go down every rabbits hole. this is the first wave. >> if convicted the men could face up to 5 years in prison for each felony and up to 10,000 dollars in fines. >> all right return to weather now. it's another beautiful spring evening out there. very, very pleasant. >> i think today was the best day we had

richard thank you. this program >> thank you, ann i didn't and members of the apa and want to recognize a few people from the fact community that helped to have the program in mission and the bayview and silicon valley that's it barbara from the fact bayview american people are house and laura from the fact mission center and marie from visitacion valley thank you so much. (clapping.) >> so the community ambassadors are out there the most vibrant and dangerous areas he helping residents and workings sea visitor and community groups and merchant they report crimes and inform of the people of the serves and volunteer the community and live in the community and they care about people they serve the city they live and work for so it is my pleasure to introduce the fact ambassadors team the fact team is led we want to commend redistribution two individuals that exceptional individuals that helped me building the houses of engagement to what is today wouldn't have been possible i need they're afraid help please give me it up for deputy direction richard (clapping.) and your cap immigrant rights commissioner (c

richard thank you. this program >> thank you, ann i didn't and members of the apa and want to recognize a few people from the fact community that helped to have the program in mission and the bayview and silicon valley that's it barbara from the fact bayview american people are house and laura from the fact mission center and marie from visitacion valley thank you so much. (clapping.) >> so the community ambassadors are out there the most vibrant and dangerous areas he helping residents and workings sea visitor and community groups and merchant they report crimes and inform of the people of the serves and volunteer the community and live in the community and they care about people they serve the city they live and work for so it is my pleasure to introduce the fact ambassadors team the fact team is led we want to commend redistribution two individuals that exceptional individuals that helped me building the houses of engagement to what is today wouldn't have been possible i need they're afraid help please give me it up for deputy direction richard (clapping.) and your cap immigrant rights commissioner (c

anne county. police identified the victim as 63-year-old richard hess and friend janet mets poming of ellicott city. this plane went down in a field near the bayne bridge airport and burst into the flames. hess was the pilot. federal investigators are trying to figure out why the plane went down. >> tonight the pressure is on a local sheriff following his arrests last weekend. >> he's denying he assaulted his wife. tonight for the first time, we're hearing the 911 call from that night. you'll hear part of it next. sue. >> tony, shawn, we're looking ate comfortable night overnight temperatures not as chilly as last night and few clouds roll into the picture thursday afternoo a thad and into the weekend with the full report in a few minutes. shawn. >> first some of other store didn'ts on the run down. take a look. >> "fox5" in anne arrundel county where pressure is growing for the county sheriff to resign. >> they arrested ronald baitman earlier this month charged with second degree assault for his wife elsi le we're hearing the the 11 call the night her husband wastd what's going on there? >> he's d

richard thank you. this program >> thank you, ann i didn't and members of the apa and want to recognize a few people from the fact community that helped to have the program in mission and the bayview and silicon valley that's it barbara from the fact bayview american people are house and laura from the fact mission center and marie from visitacion valley thank you so much. (clapping.) >> so the community ambassadors are out there the most vibrant and dangerous areas he helping residents and workings sea visitor and community groups and merchant they report crimes and inform of the people of the serves and volunteer the community and live in the community and they care about people they serve the city they live and work for so it is my pleasure to introduce the fact ambassadors team the fact team is led we want to commend redistribution two individuals that exceptional individuals that helped me building the houses of engagement to what is today wouldn't have been possible i need they're afraid help please give me it up for deputy direction richard (clapping.) and your cap immigrant rights commissioner (c

leon: the victims in yesterday's deadly plane crash in queen ann's county have been identified. maryland state police say richard hess was flying the plane and janet metz was a passenger. it happened yesterday afternoon. they're investigating the cause. alison: tierful goodbye in hollywood, maryland, as a firefighter who died trying to save a life was remembered. brad bell was there as hundreds said farewell to john ulmschneider. brad: under the bluest of skies in front of hundreds of formally dressed firefighters and police officers a formation called sea of blue. the casket of lieutenant john ulmschneider is carried from the wooden chap pel to the -- chapel to the fire truck he rode on hu his wife dawn and little girl abigail walk behind. during the funeral mass at the country church where he and his wife were members there are words from the governor and the county executive. his friends say he was somebody worth knowing. >> absolutely the hardest working young man. farm boy style mentality. >> doubleday and ulmschneider became buddies years ago. >> i won't call him "john." he's "skillet." brad: he had to try

richard thank you. this program >> thank you, ann i didn't and members of the apa and want to recognize a few people from the fact community that helped to have the program in mission and the bayview and silicon valley that's it barbara from the fact bayview american people are house and laura from the fact mission center and marie from visitacion valley thank you so much. (clapping.) >> so the community ambassadors are out there the most vibrant and dangerous areas he helping residents and workings sea visitor and community groups and merchant they report crimes and inform of the people of the serves and volunteer the community and live in the community and they care about people they serve the city they live and work for so it is my pleasure to introduce the fact ambassadors team the fact team is led we want to commend redistribution two individuals that exceptional individuals that helped me building the houses of engagement to what is today wouldn't have been possible i need they're afraid help please give me it up for deputy direction richard (clapping.) and your cap immigrant rights commissioner (c

ann's county. maryland police identified the two killed in the crash. 63-year-old richard hess and 56-year-old janet mess. the crash happened near the bay bridge airport yesterday afternoon. at this point the federal officials are looking for a cause. michelle: there are new developments in the freddie gray case. a baltimore judge held a hearing today as the prosecutors try to force a second officer to testify against his colleague. prosecutors want officer miller to testify against officer edward nero whose trial begins may 10. last month the court of appeals of maryland ruled that officer william porter must testify against his colleagues as he awaits retrial. jonathan? richmond the virginia general assembly deciding whether to veto governor mcauliffe's proposal to keep secret the name of the companies providing drug in lethal injection. this is to take place of a bill that the governor vetoed that allow the state if and when they could use the electric chair for executions. so far today, lawmakers rejected mcauliffe's proposed changes to the ethics law. they upheld the veto of a bill that would h

richard thank you. this program >> thank you, ann i didn't and members of the apa and want to recognize a few people fromcommunity that helped to have the program in mission and the bayview and silicon valley that's it barbara from the fact bayview american people are house and laura from the fact mission center and marie from visitacion valley thank you so much. (clapping.) >> so the community ambassadors are out there the most vibrant and dangerous areas he helping residents and workings sea visitor and community groups and merchant they report crimes and inform of the people of the serves and volunteer the community and live in the community and they care about people they serve the city they live and work for so it is my pleasure to introduce the fact ambassadors team the fact team is led we want to commend redistribution two individuals that exceptional individuals that helped me building the houses of engagement to what is today wouldn't have been possible i need they're afraid help please give me it up for deputy direction richard (clapping.) and your cap immigrant rights commissioner (clapping.)

richard reeve, abc 7 news. kellye: a hot foreign accused killer in severn, the police found him shot in a suburb north of fort meade. anne arundel county police are looking for another man, charged with murder. the police do not believe the shooting was random. arlington police made a quick arrest in the county's first murder of the year, and it's the first person who reported it. they charged a 17-year-old with killing dennis adams. the teenager who said he was adam son ran to them for help after the attack on south glebe road. they say the story was full of holes. the suspect's name has not been released yet. information about the man accused of gunning down a virginia state trooper at a richmond bus depot. hated the police and once nearly choked her to death. they say that brown shot trooper yrmeyer without warning. the is the fifth police officer shot to death in the past six weeks. today service to honor his sacrifice. auber reports.my [bagpipes play] amy: a memorial honoring lives lost. >> when i see what happens to the families and the community, it makes me want to cry. amy: a message of support for officers acro

richard thank you. this program >> thank you, ann i didn't and members of the apa and want to recognize a few people fromram in mission and the bayview and silicon valley that's it barbara from the fact bayview american people are house and laura from the fact mission center and marie from visitacion valley thank you so much. (clapping.) >> so the community ambassadors are out there the most vibrant and dangerous areas he helping residents and workings sea visitor and community groups and merchant they report crimes and inform of the people of the serves and volunteer the community and live in the community and they care about people they serve the city they live and work for so it is my pleasure to introduce the fact ambassadors team the fact team is led we want to commend redistribution two individuals that exceptional individuals that helped me building the houses of engagement to what is today wouldn't have been possible i need they're afraid help please give me it up for deputy direction richard (clapping.) and your cap immigrant rights commissioner (clapping.) and now to introduce the san francisco

richard thank you. this program >> thank you, ann i didn't and members of the apa and want to recognize a few people fromhe fact community that helped to have the program in mission and the bayview and silicon valley that's it barbara

richard thank you. this program >> thank you, ann i didn't and members of the apa and want to recognize a few people from the fact community that helped to have the program in mission and the bayview and silicon valley that's it barbara from the fact bayview american people are house and laura from the fact mission center and marie from visitacion valley thank you so much. (clapping.) >> so the community ambassadors are out there the most vibrant and dangerous areas he helping residents and workings sea visitor and community groups and merchant they report crimes and inform of the people of the serves and volunteer the community and live in the community and they care about people they serve the city they live and work for so it is my pleasure to introduce the fact ambassadors team the fact team is led we want to commend redistribution two individuals that exceptional individuals that helped me building the houses of engagement to what is today wouldn't have been possible i need they're afraid help please give me it up for deputy direction richard (clapping.) and your cap immigrant rights commissioner (c