it was aurora who raised him. am 100% the man i am today, because this woman literally raised me from when i was six months old -- singing to me, dancing with me, wiping away my tears, cooking for me and making me laugh at every turn. unfortunately like so many filipinos, her story is not all smiles and love. she had to choose a life away from her daughter and thousands of miles from her family. there are literally thousands of people around the world -- thousands of people around the world, me included, who have been influenced by her endless kindness and love." filipinos give. of themselves, of their time, their money, their love to others. they do and continue to do what needs to be done to survive. ♪ ♪ edelweiss, edelweiss every morning i greet you ♪ ♪ small and white clean and bright bless my homeland forever ♪ ♪ blossom of snow may you bloom and grow bloom and grow forever ♪ ♪ edelweiss, edelweiss bless my homeland forever ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> aurora: oh my gosh. oh this is from albert. oh, my gosh. wow! oh, my gosh!

it was aurora who raised him.housands of people around the world, thousands of people around the world, me included, who have been influenced by her endless kindness and love." filipinos give. of themselves, of their time, their money, their love, to others. they do and continue to do what needs to be done to survive. ♪ edelweiss ♪ edelweiss ♪ every morning i greet you ♪ small and white ♪ clean and bright ♪ bless my homeland forever ♪ blossom of snow may you bloom and grow ♪ ♪ bloom and grow forever ♪ edelweiss ♪ edelweiss ♪ bless my homeland forever ♪ ♪ ♪ >> oh, my gosh. this is from albert. oh, my gosh. [ cheers ] >> oh, my gosh! >> there. you can have it. >> that's my name. >> i really hope you enjoy the simple gifts i send, and i know that my heart is with you always. i love you very much. albert. ♪ ♪ joy to the world ♪ the lord is come ♪ let earth receive her king ♪ let every heart ♪ prepare him room ♪ and heaven and angels sing ♪ and heaven and angels sing ♪ and heaven and heaven ♪ and angels sing ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

it was aurora who raised him.us and loving energy that's so powerful. i'm 100% the man i am today because this woman literally raised me from when i was six months old, singing to me, dancing with me, wiping away my tears, cooking for me and making me laugh at every turn. unfortunately, like all philippifilipin filipinos her story is not all smiles and love, she had to choose a life thousands of miles away from her family. there are thousands of people around the world that have been influenced by her endless kindness and love. filipinos give of themselves, their time, their money, their love to others. they do and continue to do what needs to be done to survive. ♪ aidelveiss every morning i greet you ♪ ♪ small and white clean and brig bright, that's my homeland forever ♪ ♪ blossom of snow may you bloom and grow bloom and grow forever adelveiss, adleveiss, bless my homeland forever ♪ >> hi. oh, this is from albert. oh, my god. >> wow. >> oh, my gosh. >> you can have that. >> is that mine? >> i really hope and know

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. >>> there's stunning new video of the aurora borealis from space.he aurora borealis and aura astall la shot from the international space station. the five-minute clip features time lapse shots in ultra high definition. the aurora borealis can be seen in high northern latitudes, hence the nickname northern lights rs the aurora aus trail la is visible in antarctica, chile and australia. >> looks very cool and mysterious. >> amazing. >> i like it. >>> abc 7 news at 4 continues. the new rules and the new effort to keep track of those drone that's are buzzing about all over the place now. one of the first big tests is taking place right here in the bay area. here is a look at what's coming up at 5. >>> forcing homeowners to pay for the upkeep of their trees in front of their homes is unpopular, but it's a new tax any better? that's coming up. >>> plus, the sign saga. can you tell what's wrong? and the woman who just gave nearly $5 million to a local un >>> the senate has approved a bill that could help speed up the introduction of package delivery drones

you'll see the aurora borealis in the northern hemisphere and the aurora australia houston. >>> still ahead, celebrations for queen elizabeth's 90th birthday are underway. >> what don't you know? >>> queen elizabeth is marking a milestone and the celebrations are well underway. the queen turns 90 years old. and the royal family has just released a new birthday photo in her honor. prince george joins the photo. the group photo has been issued as a series of four stamps. tomorrow the queen will have a private family dinner. and then president obama and the first lady will be hosted for lunch. >>> jennifer aniston was named the most beautiful woman of 2016. she's appeared on the cover of dozens and dozens of magazines. and this honor caught her off guard. she's flattered and excited and experienced a teenage kind of moment. the 47-year-old actress exercises at least six days a week, watches her diet. and she does indulge sometimes. chips, guacamole, pasta all on the list. >> and the markets will close in moments. it appears it's on track to close up by a third of a percent. and the story

this is new footage from nasa showing the aurora borealis. >> i'm familiar with the aurora bo borealis>> time-lapse photography, of course. nasa launched the tv ultra-high definition tv service. that is super cool. >> it just looks fake, right? it looks like the animations that you do in the weather department. >> that's the beauty of -- >> have you ever seen it in person? >> no, i haven't. you can see it up pretty far south now. >> really? >> quite a sight to see. weather fanatic in those places of the country. here's a look at the weekend forecast. make sure to get out there and enjoy. it's not going to be as hot, not like we saw last weekend. >> we have yard work to do. get out there and enjoy the rest of your day. we will see you tomorrow. >>> of we're live in five, four, three, two, one. >> he's beside himself with excitement. there he is. huge wins for donald and hillary in new york. welcome to "access hollywood live" on a very exciting sfwheens happy weekday. >> happy 4/20. >> just relax, everybody. >> forgot about that. it's a weekday. >> hey, pot heads, congratulations. what a

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--cruz gaÓ todos los puestos en disputa en las areas de denver y aurora.n estatal republicana en ese estado. --del lado deÓcrata, el senador por vermont, "bernie sanders", acuÓ a la es-secretaria de estado, hillary clinton, de haber recibido 4.5 milones de Ólares para su campaÑa de parte de empresas petroleras que, a su juicio, son las principales precursoras del cambio cliÁtico. --por su parte, hillary clinton respondÓ diciendo que bernie sanders miente acerca de la postura que ella tiene frente al cambio cliÁ tico y el uso de combustibles Ósiles. la pre-candidata recorÓ que desde hace varios aÑos ha luchado por cambiar hacia enerÍas renovables, pero el senador por vermont ha tergiversado su postura. p-el magnate "donald trump" sigue siendo el precandidato con el nivel de aceptacÓn Á s bajo entre todos los contendientes tanto republicanos como deÓcratas. y según sondeos, es el que, aparentemente, tiene la imagen más negativa. --fernando pizarro tiene los detalles en el resumen semanal. trt 208 --Ás adelante...--en Éxico los homicidios alcanzaron cifras É

these stories and more coming up at 6:00 >>> nasa is sharing stunning new video of what aurar -- aurora looks like from the spaceship. when electrically charged proon thes and electrons collide with neutral atoms in the earth's upper atmosphere. >> i'm glad you had that one instead of me. >> those are big words. >>> mark is here now. let's talk about the warriors. did we get an update on steph's ankle this. >> it's all anybody wants to hear about. it's good news. i'll say it guardedly. i don't think he will play tomorrow night. the positive side of things, take a look at him today. as he worked out getting ready for the game, he seemed to have went through his original practice routine. he looked so good just a little while before. >> based on how i right now i probably couldn't play, but tomorrow it could be different. there's a lot of trust kind of both ways of reporting how i feel and things that the athletic training staff need to see in getting me right and getting me better and also how i feel on the floor is a big part of it. >> people say give him two weeks off and he's be find,

this comes-tote as we are learning more information about the suspect. 34-year-old james brown of aurora, illinois. james brown was traveling from raleigh north carolina to chicago with multiple stops along the way. including in richmond. brown had a long criminal history in illinois including attempt murder, gun and drug charges. just before yesterday's shooting at the greyhound station in richmond, authorities say brown had gone to check on the bag and was walking away from it when he had a brief intersection with dermyer. brown pull ald gun from his waistband and fired multiple shots at dermyer. two state troopers nearby shot at brown who later died at the hospital. authorities say he shot dermyer with a .40-caliber beretta semi-automatic pistol a gun bought legally a year ago but not by brown himself. also found on brown's possession 143 rounds of unspent ammunition. >> i am concerned that he we know that that gun was bought a year ago legally. not bought by brown. we don't know how brown acquired it. we are still working with the a.t.f. to determine that. kevin: two other people suf

nasa just released this video of the aurora borealis from space.rom the international space station. video company harmonic was hired last year to help launch the 4k cameras that captured all of this video. they want to release more videos like this in the future given a different perspective of earth. [ laughter ] >> roberta, you just can't wrap your head around it, right? >> she loves it. >> i just can't comprehend it. my senses go nuts. i can't -- it's too beautiful. >> have you ever seen the aurora boreal? >> i was at white horse in the yukon and -- no. i just had it in my head! [ laughter ] >> you're going nuts. [ laughter ] >> the light on the bay bridge with all the cars coming in. metering lights turned out at 5:31. all approaches bogging down, as well. roads slowing down this morning. conditions along patterson pass. traffic alert both directions west of midway for an accident where a vehicle went 60 feet down the hill. so it's going to take time to get it up. so expect close yours through there using an alternate in the meantime. 580 not

4k ults ray high definition technology will be put to good use capturing spectacular images of the aurora borealis. it shows the green lights in stunning details. take a look. the videos coincide with the channels dedicate -- dedicated to showcasing ultra 4k video. >>> look at the surfers. one of them justed pressed record on shark went airborne. they estimate today only about 60 feet away from them and quickly decided to go somewhere else. >> another gorgeous day in the washington area if you can't last too long. topper is tracking how soon we will get the flowers. >> and stealing money with a swipe of a card. find out which atms skimming thieves target the great price on this boneless chicken! [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. trying to make me eat my greens?low. no, just trying to save you some green. whaaat?! thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. >>> fresh off a win in new york, republican presidential candidate donald trump is rallying supporters in maryland. we're taking a live look

aurora also is name in the lawsuit.swoman tells us, given that this is appending legal matter, we are unable to comment. haines' attorney declined to comment on camera but points out a 2013 federal indictment against white for health care fraud. >> something has to happen to this guy for what he cup to us. >> reporter: williams meanwhile has not taken legal action. he says lawyers won't even touch his case. >> malpractice laws in wisconsin are really tough. >> reporter: but another former patient mike matson claims there are hundreds of others like them walk aig round with faulty parts. matson had his rods removed several years ago. >> you can clearly see that these are -- both of the rods are rusting. >> incredible stuff. haines attorney says white surrendered his medical license two years ago. white's attorney has declined comment. >>> all right. back to your fox 29 weather authority now. and somebody mentioned frost advisory. >> yes. outside of the city i think your strawberry and blueberry plants will be okay. >> ho

it shows the aurora borealis and the aurora australis from an astronaut's point of view. beautiful. the natural phenomenon is caused by atomic particles interacting with the earth's magnetic fields. >>> nbc 10 meteorologist sheena parveen joins us now. you had a pretty special guest with you today. >> friendly guy. yes, i had the cutest mascot you could ever imagine in our studio. he was right here. he was literally standing right here, walking around. the phillie phanatic. there he is arguing with glenn over the forecast. and here we are in front of our neighborhood weather wall. she's sneezing there. he doesn't like the pollen. i'm trying to show him what to do. he was doing a fantastic job. we would like him to come work here, but i don't think he's going to. this is all because of weather education day happening. there you see our makeup artist christina touching him up a little bit. he was able to get kind of treated as though he were on tv all the time doing weather. he was good pointing at the wall. he turned his back to the camera a few times so i did have to corr

nasa just released this stunning video, of the aurora, and aurora australia. >> they're commonly referredern lights. both happen when electrically charged sub atomic particles and earth magnetic field collides with atoms in the upper atmosphere. >> this taken from the international space station, it is beautiful. >> amazing. well, still ahead, job hopping. why millennials are switching jobs on a regular basis. >> plus, the craziest video of the day, watch this woman jump the fence to get into a tiger exhibit at the zoo. the reason why she did it, is even crazier. it is next. modres: the cost of living the pay stays the same. i have to work extra hours just to make ends meet. it's a big struggle. one person that really gets this is katie mcginty. she came from a working-class family. she was ninth of 10 kids. she gets it. she'll fight for equal pay for equal work. katie mcginty will protect social security and medicare. that's why president obama and vice president biden support her, too. she'll make a heck of a senator. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. your ceiling

from sandy hook to aurora, and virginia tech to charleston.ach of these horrific mass shootings has a face. rarely is it the face of a victim. instead, it's the face of a shooter. >> there's a lot of unnecessary attention. >> reporter: trying to refocus the attention onto the victims of the mass shootings, through a campaign called of fame. it's a plug-in on your internet web browser that once downloaded removing killers names and images. >> i think it's a good thing, because it gives people the option to know the information or to not know the information. some people want to block it. >> reporter: many first amendment advocates say this is not a form of censorship, because using the plug in is optional. >> it should be available for folks to learn about the details. but shifting the focus is probably a good idea. >> we need to know about these people. and trying to get to the bottom of it, so that we can prevent it in the future. >>> prevention is exactly what the brady campaign has in mind. they say more than 30% of mass shootings are inspi

i followed in my father's footsteps and joined me military, tony stayed in aurora and married the love of his life, nita atkins, of pueblo, colorado. tony and nita raised two extraordinary children, ben and jess , in a loving family that has been inseparable. tony was an extraordinary example of a great friend, a loving husband, a devoted father, and he will always be remembered and missed by all who knew him. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from florida seek recognition? without objection. the gentlelady is recognized for ne minute. >> tomorrow, wear something red wednesday to bring back our girls. i thank leader pelosi for her support and all of my colleagues and i thank representative butter felled and sheila jackson lee for joining me and their support in front of the state department last wednesday, all in red. at the very same time in nigeria, united states ambassador to the united nations had praised them for their bravery. ambassador power promised that president obama had not forgotten and america will not giv

i understand the threats of black energy or aurora are stuxnet or things like that but it's difficult to transform an action that the predominant behavior we're seeing today is surveillance type behavior. to transform that into an action that destroys a piece of equipment -- >> that's comforting to know. that's a real comforting because what i'm going to do is, i will follow-up with both you and mr. spence as relates to this, because again is one of the number one questions that i get is just a real concern. it's about getting the grid, and most people don't understand the interconnectivity between utilities. a lot of that it's blown way out of proportion, but at the same time your confidence level, if there were a cyber attack on an investor owned utility somewhere in the midwest, the damage they could cause come in your opinion, would be minimal? >> the damage on the information systems, that would be their business risk. on the grid it's very difficult. it's very unlikely to put the grid out for one to two weeks. i think -- >> what you are saying is mass outages for multiple weeks

. >>> nasa just released this video of the aurora borealis from space. it looks almost fake. it's real. the time lapse shots come from the international space station. video company harmonic was hired last year to help launch the 4k cameras that captured all of this video. isn't that cool? >> yeah. beautiful shot but not as cool as the shots that you always show us in the morning. >> i can't wrap my head around that! i think if i was to go up in space i would go nuts!! it's just too much! i can't handle it! too much for the senses. it's so beautiful. a look from the transamerica period we have blue and gold. good morning. we have high, thin cloud. we have clouds. another morning in which it's extremely mild 60 in san francisco after yesterday's record tying event 83 degrees, set a record in 1914. so gives you a good idea it's never this warm or hot at this time. year but you will feel a cooldown today. i'm looking ahead towards wednesday and thursday. increasing cloud cover and notice increasing chances of rain. we have that chance of rain in the north bay thursday. friday, i

. >>> to a much different way of getting high, nasa released stunning new video of the aurora borealisopping video from the international space station has gotten nearly a million views in just one day on youtube. >>> first lady michelle obama welcomed family to the white house for take your daughters and sons to work day. flotus discussed her family's first order of business after the white house. >> we got a presidential library, and i'm going keep doing all my initiatives. right after he leave here, we might just take a nap. >> mrs. obama was asked if she plans to follow in the path of another former first lady, hillary clinton. she said she doesn't think so. this is the "cbs morning news." my feel all day. i'm bushed! yea me too. excuse me...coming through! ride the gel wave of comfort with dr. scholls massaging gel insoles. they're proven to give you comfort. which helps you feel more energized ...all day long. i want what he has. don't let dust and allergies get and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by

james brown of aurora, illinois, served time for using a firearm in a crime, drugs, and domestic abuse. the gun, purchased by someone else a little more than a year ago. >> here's a violent offender with a weapon. as a police officer, what does that say to you? >> it's very troubling that he would have a gun. it's very troubling that he's out, having the history that he has, and able to travel on a bus line. >> reporter: a local tv station quotes brown's aunt as saying he had anger with police, that he said he would never go back to prison again. he would fight it out with he would fight it out with them. trooper dermyer was a former marine. a local police officer before joining the state police, leaving behind a wife and two children. the head of the state police says it is unfortunate the killer had a gun, but they aren't sure whether he possessed it legally or illegally. the trooper is the 30th law enforcement officer killed in the line of duty this year. david? >> thank you. >>> now to the race for the white house, first, the republican. all eyes on wisconsin next. ted cruz in the

persuadable to voting for hillary clinton over donald trump so that goes right at the in columbus or aurora, that's who they're aiming that at. john: we'll talk about donald trump's foreign policy speech but you wrote a piece about hillary clinton and her time as aover candidate. do you think this primary fight she's had with bernie sanders has made her a better candidate? indira: i think she has to make of lemons.t she has to say it's made her a whatr candidate and that's the campaign has to believe has happened but factually -- i covered her in 2008 -- she was not a strong candidate. she's a better candidate now than she was then. she still has some of the same ticks. she still can be quite wooden on the campaign trail. tends to revert to talking about policy. she cares a lot about policy. her passion. she would say i'm being passionate. a robot but meng talking about healthcare and children and social security and the things i care about it but she talks about it in a very kind of "this is my 10-point plan for paying for samege" which is not the inspirational speech which we were used to

nasa has just released this stunning video of the aurora australia. commonly referred to as the northern lights. this beautiful sito curse when electrically charged sub atomic particles in earth's magnet i fields collide with neutral atoms in the upper atmosphere. i feel like i just won a science contest. >> yes. >> the video taken from the international space station, it is really beautiful. >> isn't that gorgeous? it is so fascinating. >> i don't understanded that, but yes, i like looking at it. that's all that matters. we will be right back. stay with >> popular real estate website, not the only city in our area making the grade. we'll show you why pennsylvania is being held in such high regard on a new national list. and, they've got it right. >> and speaking of high regard, the world famous rockettes are back on stage at radio music hall. and they're starring in a new show. two of the rockettes were on our show this morning showing off their kicks. theresa, from philly, great move. even showed us on the morning team how it is done, when we casino

that, "listen, you can even have a mass shooting, whether it's, you know, sandy hook or it's the auroraheatre". the question that they always say is, "what will it take to actually..." whether change the laws or actually change the discussion in terms of these lobbies. and in your opinion what will it take to make change? >> we gotta keep fightin'. i mean there's many things that are wrong with america that... that... through years, through legislation, through... federal courts. i mean how long were our ancestors, i mean, enslaved? you know, that you... we go down the line. most recently... you know... same sex marriage. so there's... there's various things that... women the right to vote. various things that... that were wrong, were evil, that over time there was a change. and i think that... i don't know what's gonna be the pivotal... i don't know if it's gonna be one pivotal thing. >> sure. >> because let's be honest. if young white infants in kindergarten and first grade get slaughtered and nothin' happens right away, then you know that... it's gonna take a minute. 'cause every...

iscy: aurora management returning over $500 million to clients.comes after the termination of a deal last week under which the firm was being advisors0,000 capital in global asset management. that is the bloomberg business flash. scarlet: let's get you a quick check on equities. i would notlloff -- say selloff. retfor a treat. pullback. pullback in equities. here in the u.s., we are looking at a dow down 103 points. .5%.&p losing 1 that's go live to azriel doolittle -- abigail doolittle. aigail: we are talking about ritchie, a pullback. we have the dow down slightly. one of the biggest drags, netflix. and analyst says he sees a reset of executions after the first quarter report last week, and disappointing second-quarter guidance, a reset the allowed catalyst to build, showing the investors are more focused on weak guidance. stock, a big internet stocks that investors are watching, facebook. the company reports wednesday after the close. there has been a lot of chatter about what the fundraising revenue will be. in line orted to be better, somethi

that, "listen, you can even have a mass shooting, whether it's, you know, sandy hook or it's the auroraheatre". the question that they always say is, "what will it take to actually..." whether change the laws or actually change the discussion in terms of these lobbies. and in your opinion what will it take to make change? >> we gotta keep fightin'. i mean there's many things that are wrong with america that... that... through years, through legislation, through... federal courts. i mean how long were our ancestors, i mean, enslaved? you know, that you... we go down the line. most recently... you know... same sex marriage. so there's... there's various things that... women the right to vote. various things that... that were wrong, were evil, that over time there was a change. and i think that... i don't know what's gonna be the pivotal... i don't know if it's gonna be one pivotal thing. >> sure. >> because let's be honest. if young white infants in kindergarten and first grade get slaughtered and nothin' happens right away, then you know that... it's gonna take a minute. 'cause every...

in aurora, nearly a foot of snow caused a lot of carports to collapse.some of the heaviest snow fell on a town south of denver. two major highways shut down because of the whiteout conditions. wow. >>> i'm happy that all that is out of our system. is that right, chuck bell? >> we're done with that kind of snow around here. in fact we were talking about it on friday, that lisa used to live out in coalle coal, by the time this weekend is done, they will be measuring the snow out there by the feet. will be digging out for quite some time. the same pattern which has kept it snow i and cold out west has allowed quite the beautiful stretch of mild and dry weather here. what to expect then through the day, going to be a nice day to be out whether you're going to capitol hill or out to ballston and arlington, great weather. nice cool start here this morning. good weather for your early morning jog or bike ride. quite a bit warmer this afternoon, our high yesterday was 74. today i'm forecasting 82. so a noticeable change from yesterday courtesy of a light breeze

lester's seized by bloomberg news, aurora is to return $5.4 billion to clients under which the firm wasd to capital advisors. -- there may be a new ilife ally to sell sales of its airplanes. airbus will deliver the first planes built in its factory in alabama. overseas andld the buyers could tap into banks to help. that is the latest bluebird business flash. betty: apple shares are in a bear market. where they are trading so far in the session -- down almost 1% ahead of the earnings report, which apple hopefully is going to pull out a surprise upside, but the stock has been in the doldrums. why? the iphone expectations will see the first decline in revenue this quarter. joining us now is the senior telecom analyst for bloomberg intelligence. so goes the iphone, so goes apple? >> it really does. it is over 65% of revenue. it is a higher percent of their profit. right now, it is everything to apple and it really drives the growth. when you have weak sales of iphone, you get weak overall sales of apple. betty: what is going on here with the iphone? john: my sense is that it's a couple of t

aurora investment management is said to be returning 5.4 billion dollars that it overseas from clientsng months. letter toording to a investors obtained by bloomberg news. comes after termination of a deal last week. that is the bloomberg business flash. the government coalition licking its wounds. capturing 35% at the ballot and raising the stakes for the may 22 run out. joining us over the phone is our correspondent. next thank you for joining us. the role of the austrian presidency and why does this election matter? the role is usually only ceremonial. the real government is led by the chancellor and not by the president. however, they both have some symbolic meaning because he can dismiss the government and dissolve parliament. he is also the commander-in-chief. the victory of the freedom party in the first round is emblematic for the lack of support the government now has in the electorate for a number of reasons. >> a lot of people are drawing this to the refugee crisis in europe. just to play devil's advocate, austria does have a history of , mostwing candidates recently in 1999

softbank says aurora has done nothing wrong. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine.oining me is didier saint-georges. talk to me about the retail and emerging markets. talk to me about emerging markets. you on microsoft and google. . have two charts made up is microsoft. the yellow line is google. they start at different levels. you did pretty well with both of them. yesterday, we heard from the european commission saying google has unfair competition. does this make a difference to the value you see on this chart? didier: it is going to be a long story and surely we will talk about it in several years from now. it doesn't affect investment. francine: why do you like the stock still? it is a powerhouse. didier: there is the notion to really understand when it comes to technology now, with the internet model, it has become winner takes all. andneed to find the winners it can make a big difference. google is one of those. is some oferesting the core business, the search, youtube, the mobile activity is going extremely well. you have some effort now ticking place on the

and 21 more will be chose nen confidential assem blows in aurora. a robust wooing campaign like west virginia whose primary is may whose primary is may 10th. >> there you are directly like a delegate assigned to a candidate. we have been wooing the folks on the ballot in west virginia and as of today we wooed 12 of them currently running for somebody else. they're now our delegates if elected. >> senator cruz maintains he can secure the delegates needed to win the nomination outright. to do that, his campaign is looking beyond new york. >> we've been organizing in california since august of last year. we're well ahead of the game there. you'll see this in other states as well where we've been preparing to battle states for some time. >> the persian aj of delegates to the republican convention were unbound on the first ballot and then the second if we get there. >> all right, james. we'll do that. good to see you. >> like wise. >> a young girl with a rare medical condition fulfills a wish on her visual bucket list. the 5-year-old gets to meet pope fr

. >> he has an extensive criminal history in the state of illinois and is known to the aurora police department. his history includes a variety of illegal drug charges and variety of violent offenses including gun violence in his history. >> he pleaded guilty in 2012 to domestic battery and aggravated battery of a pregnant woman. he was released from prison in about two years later. >>> us capitol tennessee man is charged with two federal counts. 66-year-old larry russell dawson faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon and assault on a police officer while armed. he faces up to 55 years in prison. u.s. capitol police shot him monday after they saw him pulling out a weapon at the visitor center. a woman was also hurt. possible shot and had to go -- undergo surgery. >>> president obama defends the use of drones against terror suspects sex but he admits -- suspects. but he admits innocence civilians are sometimes killed. >> legitimate criticism that the architects legal architecture around the use of drone strikes or other strikes was not as precise as it should have been and no do

dierdre: a confrontation between trooper chad dermyer, and the gunman, james brown iii from aurora, illinoisaccording to reports brown had an extensive criminal record, he fired at the trooper point blank, other officers shot back, and killed the gunman. here is part of the 911 call. >> greyhound terminal. a mass casualty. dierdre: according to suspect, aunt, brown had a lot of anger about police in the past, with me now milwaukee council sheriff david clark, how do you see somebody who serves population where you are this string of shootings that target police? >> it rips my heart every time a law enforcement officer is killed in the line of duty, 30th law enforcement officer killed in line of duty by gunfire in 2016, that is a 150% increase over this time last year, what happened, criminals always had a run first mentality, but it has been flipped with this moran police, and irresponsibility rhetoric from high profile people in the u.s., yes, i am talking about the white house, and president obama. who has led the chorus, he does not cause these things but he creates pathway -- where now c

identified today as 34-year-old james brown of aurora, illinois. yesterday he was carrying a 40-caliber beretta with 143 unspent rounds of ammunition. this was bought legally but it was not purchased by james brown. this is a photo. 34-year-old james brown died in the shooting yesterday. he has a long criminal history. the shooting happening at the greyhound bus station 3:45 yesterday afternoon. 2:45 rather. dermeyer one of the 16 state troopers taking part in training exercise at the station. they say that brown pulled out a gun and shot the officer multiple time. the officer and james brown was rushed to the medical center and both later died. you can see mr. dermeyer a former marine who leaves behind a wife and two young children. more now on the suspect james brown. >> i am con everyone ised that he is able to obtain a gun. we know that the gun was bought over a year ago. it was not bought by brown. it's troubling he would have a gun. it's troubling that he is out having history that he has. alison: there are many suspects about james brown and

. >> reporter: in addition to murder, brown had been charged in aurora, illinois, with aggravated battery of a pregnant woman, aggravated battery of an un born child, intimidation and felony possession of a women, his aunt told colleagues in richmond, he vowed never to go back to prison, he said that he would fight it out with police. live at virginia state police headquarters. >> trooper dermyer wearing ace body armor and the superintendent says they are recommended but not required and not clear it would have saved him. two women hit are expected to be okay. >>> hundreds will show respects for trooper chad der mier and the many law enforcement officer whose put their lives on the line each day at saturday's united for blue rally, starts at the law enforcement memorial in northwest and ends with a march to the national mall. united for blue aims to pay respects to what officer dos everyday, -- officers do everyday. kelly is the president and says it's been a heart breaking month and a half in our area. >> my husband goes out to work every night, i don't know if he is coming home anymore.

earlier we had one of the parents from the aurora shooters when he came out supporting hillary clinton. is guns going to be one of the topics that you believe will help her push forward ahead of bernie sanders and can she do it in wisconsin based on the polls we are seeing thus far? >> i can tell you moms of the movement here in milwaukee are passionate about supporting hillary clinton. they recognize her passion around this issue. we had one mom say, in fact, bernie sanders might be for free college, but you can't go to college if you are not alive. gun violence is pandemic right here in the district where i represent and where both bernie sanders and hillary clinton will visit. we have gun loopholes that allow gun shops to continue to operate even after they have been found guilty of being the one% of gun shops throughout the country that have the most crime guns including guns that shoot comes. this is a real issue in the area. >> when we talk about your area and you talk about the moms having conversations there in wisconsin, we actually had early in our show this morning a former

. >> stung images of the aurora borealis released by nasa. of ultra high definition. i promise there won't be a test. and an eerie site along the great barrier reef off the coast of australia. this is coral bleaching. the organization that released these images says climate change is causing the problem. when the water temperatures change too much the allergy that lives on the coral giving to the color dies. this puts all of the coral itself in danger. the organization says that efforts to cool the ocean and improve water quality can bring back sea life. >> thank you. >> much more news ahead in our next half hour. a risqui art installation is the center of a dispute between an art gallery and officials in a new jersey community. >> and commuter backlash. the mta is looking at a different way to repair the l train's tunnel. for a guy slur that was writ on a cake. >>> eyewitness news is coming right back. first, a live midday new york >> our top stories this afternoon. york. hillary clinton and donald trump cast their ballots in their home states. the polls closed tonig

i have held the hands and looked into the eyes of so many families, from columbine and aurora in colorado, to sandy hook in connecticut, and every place in between, i have been working with the mothers of the movement, women who have lost their children and so many other mothers who demand action. so i'm going to make this a centerpiece of what i do as president and together we're going to save lives and we're going to make it clear we cannot stand idly by and see 33,000 people a year die. now, i hope that you have paid attention to what the republicans who are running for president have been saying because -- everything i have just said they disagree with. i mean, really, they don't believe in equal pay. they don't believe in raising the minimum wage. donald trump says wages are too high in america. yeah. >> hillary clinton there in bridgeport, connecticut. certainly the issue of gun control has been a big one in connecticut. she spoke to that particularly following the years of sandy hook and now pivoting to an issue that would impact the country in another way, she's talking about equa

. >> aurora is recently back in manila after most of her life spent abroad.eeping and babysitting. >> the money she sent home put everybody here and many, many more through school, lifted them up to a more comfortable life. and you left that family behind. >> yeah. >> to go out there and make money. that's never an easy decision, a painful, painful choice. aurora's children, now middle-aged, are finally getting to know their mother. >> okay, okay, okay. bring the food inside. >> many, many, many filipino women like you who had to leave their families, go abroad. >> yeah. absolutely. >> anthony bourdain is here to tell us more about his trip to manila, and it's sad actually. >> very emotional. this is not an atypical story. hundreds of thousands of filipinos leave the country, leave their families, leave their own children to spend most, if not all, of their lives abroad sending money back. it's an enormous and vital part of the filipino economy. it's very much part of the overseas experience, and i think it's going to be a very emotional show for a lot of fil

someone shot 23-year-old kyle aurora in the shoulder sunday afternoon on the 6,000 block of north americatreet. he later died from his injuries. tonight dozens from the community gathered to honor his memory and ask that anyone with any information please come forward. >>> the schuylkill river trail is supposed to be a place for everyone to enjoy, recently though you've had to watch your back. now you've got some help. fellow runners, bikers and walks kearse are officially banding together to keep the trail safe. fox 29's chris o'connell is live at the fairmount water works. chris? >> reporter: lucy, many neighborhoods organized community town watches to help keep their neighborhoods safe. after a string of incidents along the schuylkill river trail, the running community is now banding together to keep their place safe. it's one of the best known and longest urban running trails in the country. but after dark, the schuylkill river trail can become a dangerous place for runners especially women. >> we just said earlier like when we were walking and it was dark we literally like said to ea

the problem with aurora isil really goes back to what we tried to accomplish the first time around. just a little note. staff,joint chiefs of they were initially very opposed to the search. college shooting out al qaeda, they were concerned because they did not have that the iraqi factions could address the basic question to guarantee that iraq would be viable as a state after saddam hussein. how to share political power, and how do you divide up equity the resources of a country that has the world's fifth-largest oil reserves? united states to go in with a search and they did succeed in pushing al qaeda back underground. but they never addressed those fundamental issues. they linger still to this day. that does not know how each community will deal with each other, there is the sense that everybody wants a little bit more of the pie than the other guy, just as if they have a little bit more to ensure their own seat, protection and political life. in that environment, where you have a very distant society. where the kurds feel isolated or betrayed, the sunnis do not trust the shiite