baron ochoa is a frequent user of the inmate-to-inmate mail system.the only way he can communicate with his younger brother. >> i want to know he's all right, keeping his spirits up and it really is real strange having to read a letter from my brother. i think he's on the same floor as me. so, it's like, he's right down the hall. i have to write letters to him. >> it's so hard to write letters to each other because it's the same stuff day in, day out but always at the end, there's always that stay strong or a hang tough or something, you know, words of encouragement. we always give each other words of encouragement. >> the ochoas are careful not to reveal much personal information in their letters knowing that they could be read by authorities. >> yeah, we're certain that they are copying our letters, as long as i'm here they can read my mail, they can listen to the phone calls. they're hoping i will incriminate myself. >> the ochoa brothers face a complicated legal situation. they're each charged with serious crimes and considered suspects in another

you go with amy schumer and sacha baron cohen. i say #middle eastsowhat.>> larry: i agree. here's the problem, you guys are supporting the same exact military fascist government that are taking and persecuting comedians in the middle east. >> larry: yeah. and we said other stuff other than we have to support this and that. no, military regimes do not stabilize the region, they just delay it and actually allow for more terrorism and more fanaticism and religious fascism and when it comes it gets worse. so stop doing that. >> larry: i agree with that. (applause) >> you said "we." bono's not from here. (laughter) i don't want to take him on. why is he speaking to the -- i don't understand why we allow celebrities to go in front to have the senate with purple tented glasses on. bono, go back to being a rock star. what happened to rock stars used to do meth and heroin? >> i have a couple of notes for bono, too. these are some of my favorite comics. could we send carrot top or -- >> yeah! larry the cable guy, like, git erdone! >> larry: can sat fire make a diffe

in the pretrial hearing lawyers for two key figures in the case bill barone is saying that charges of wire fraud and civil rights be dropped. kelly and barone are scheduled to go on trial in december accused of facilitating the lane mayor for not endorsing governor christie for re-election. governor christie has been cleared of any wrongdoing. >>> coming up next at noon, a warning for all uber riders. why an extra two minutes could cost you. >>> the teenager accused of driving 100 miles an hour before a deadly crash but it's what else she was allegedly doing at the time that has a major company facing a lawsuit. >>> and the real life police chase that looked more like a video game. we're going to tell you what led up to this wild scene still ahead. >>> and we've got some rain on the way. we want to talk about how long that sticks around and how showers may impact your weekend plans. that's all coming up in just a minute. stay with us. >>> my all-star little big shots week continues with an incredibly talented ballet duo. plus, one of the worse daters in steve harvey history is back an

she won four emmys for her portrayal of marine barone on cbs' "everybody loves raymond." she got 7 nominations as best supporting actress for the sitcom. >> crystal cruz reports from hollywood >>> reporter: fans have been stopping by her star to snap photos and to honor her for her work that made us laugh out loud for years. >> frank, you rascal. [ laughter ] >> reporter: on "everybody loves raymond," she was amazing. >> very feisty. >> reporter: roberts began her career on broadway and quickly moved to tv with guest roles on many of the top comedies of the '70s and '80s. she also won an emmy for an appearance on "st. elsewhere." >> what did they say? you know? robert, they said that deborah dresses a little trampy. >> i think they were being kind. [ laughter ] >> reporter: ray romano who played her son on "everybody loves raymond" said in a statement, doris roberts had an energy and a spirit that amazed me. whether working professionally or with her many charities or just nurturing and mentoring a young green comic trying to make it as an actor. she did it all with such

we have a frost advisory posted for pine barons of new jersey tonight.emperatures there will be dropping down into the 30's. satellite six a long with action radar showing high pressure in control. if you look to the west, thinks the front that will bring us the showers, and maybe even a thunderstorm friday afternoon. that is what is left of the system that brought that historic flooding to texas, but tomorrow morning, we're just dealing with this, blue skies, and bright sunshine and temperatures will be warming up quickly. 6:00 o'clock 49 degrees. by 8:00 o'clock, already 55 degrees, but the problem with tomorrow, we will have dry ground, we will have gusty wind. wind gusting about 25 miles an hour, so we have had a fire weather watch posted for most of the day tomorrow, you have to be very careful. don't be throwing any lit cigarettes outside your car window. be careful with any grilling or opened flames. if you do spark a brush fire with that wind it can spread very quickly. 74 degrees the high tomorrow. really nice day. we will see increasing high th

so i am chris rock and sacha baron cohen. >> send in the clowns.course it wouldn't be the first time we used that strategy. who can forget how we won world war ii. jackie mason showed them a thing or two. and milton burrell took down germany. >> what an awful, awful quote. >> that's what we do. we put it in terms of it all the time. >> i think you were killing me when is youtube going to get involved to fight terrorism? >> let's start with what's important. this guy pronounces his name wrong. as any lawyer can tell you when you do public service work and the guy's name is bow know. what did you bono have right and what does he have wrong? it is that satire can be an effective propaganda. he assumes we have a propaganda capability anymore which we have lost over a sustained period of time. but he is exactly right that we need it and we need to deploy it in the effective way. we will start from square one and maybe talk to mr. bono. >> the use of propaganda is legitimate, but maybe not amy schumer. what do you think, julie? >> she won't come on the s

i read barons religiously.on the cover this month, but come on, are you buying the baron story. 150? >> i do buy the strength of the name. i think it has been a little over beat up. we know there will be a downyear in terms of the recent growth rate. worst case scenario, 38% profitability. still, icon, best global brand in the world. we think is 125 to 140 is more our comfort zone. it has become the buy the rumor, sell the fact story. >> you're bullish. not that bullish. >> long-term we think the smartphones probably reached its apex, will be a long, slow gentle downside for decades but think short-term this name is oversold, lots of upside, not too much downside. >> you to see 150 in the technical cards? anything in the charts saying that's achievable in the near term? >> we don't see 150. what is interesting here is that we love large caps. we love tech. but we're so-so on apple here. the trends are a bit mixed here. been making lower highs since last year. coming into its down trend marking resistance at 112

and there are criminals, including arms traders, drug barons, and terrorists.o on the show today, we will be discussing the question the panama papers, how dirty is the hidden money? to answer that question, i am joined by three excellent observers and journalists. i like to introduce them to you, beginning with max heywood, from transparency international, who says, "we have heardrd too manay empty y promises beforore. governments now have to take real action and make the ownership of all companies public." also with us is malte lehming from berlin's "tagesspiegel" newspaper. welcome, malte. he agrees with max. "we need to know the real and proper name of the owners of every company in the world." but that is easier said then done. business journalist ursula weidenfeld points out, "as long as it can't be proven that money from shell companies is being used for illegal purposes, we must presume that the people holding those accounts are innocent." max heywood, i would like to begin with you, if i can. i mentioned that you represent the berlin-based organization

audiences were just star to get to know marie barone. >> this woman is life. >> your back door is locked. >> we look it now. >> oh. keep the kids out? >> oh, t a good idea. i broke a knife in it. >> doris survived by her son michael and three grand children. >> they're the joy of my life. this is devan, this is kelsey and this is andy. and t fabulous. >> my mother marie, doris roberts. >> e.t. visit the set of raymond more than 20 times and & we learned doris was a beacon not only for women in their golden years but all women. >> who other crazy broad do you know that is a 71 years of age. i'm out there and my kids tell me i rock and i'm rocking. i represent a world of women that are dismissed because they're older and i'm out pnd working and winning awards. that's great role model. >> yes it is. we'll be right back. wars prize pack include a private tour of lucas film studios. it's online on etonline.com. >> travel considerations provided by. >> 10 million people watched the voice last night and they had a surprise when they heard say that. >> that's probably going to be my last album.

bridget kelley and export authority official bill barone claim they did not violate any federal laws when lanes to the george washington bridge were shut down in 2013. kelley and barone are set to go on trial in the fall. >>> newark mayor defending his proposal to ban uber in his city. in a post he says all the city is asking of uber is that it play by the rules as every other transportation company by submitting drivers to background checks and paying license fees. uber says people protesting the plan have overloaded the mayor's twitter account. >>> lee goldberg joining us now. it just keeps getting better and better. >> take your before pictures now because the whole landscape a lot of leaves will push out. -- will bloom, a lot of leaves will push out. outside we go right now, a lot of blue sky. as we look from oh that is what you were doing. rob tried to take a before picture of me. hopefully i don't change that much over the next week. you'll notice haze over midtown, some pollutants could get stuck, so the air quality is going to be good tomorrow but may become a little poorer o

so the story of the robber barons deuce sherman untrue. free market, you cannot rob anybody. we only way to make money as to persuade people that it is in their adjusted take your product and your service in return for some of their money. hill belt ofes j the transcontinental railroad without a dime in government subsidies. railroad. better he built a fter. had better service. he subsidized the towns along the way because, if they did not prosper, he would not prosper. he gave them free grain, free education about farming. he paid indians for the right away across their land with livestock or money. todid not call in the army kill them, like the government-subsidized railroads dead. he even found passage through the rockies that lewis and clark had found and no one had found since then. he found an car off 100 miles on his railroad route. he was a tenacious businessman. so that is happiness. myth.t is half a a couple of chapters on the franklin d. roosevelt myth, it is connected to the hoover myth. the myth was that herbert hoover was an advocate of laissez-faire and his pol

she played marie barone from 1996 to 2005.he is survived by a son, her three grandchildren and of course her "everybody loves raymond" family. we'll be right back. >>> tonight the death toll from saturday's earthquake in ecuador was increased. we've learned at least one american is among the dead. so far the american who died has not been publicly identified. the quake was 16 times more powerful than the tremors that rattled japan over the weekend. between 3,005,000 people need temporary houses. >> ketious about the zika virus as the weather warms up. we recently learned that mosquito spread virus has been linked in neurological issues in adults. what's being done to prevent an outbreak in the region. >> a lot of people areco the director of the national institute we need more money for zika research now and he's trying to explain how important it is to acquire additional funding now. have been reported across all 50 states. each have been linked to zika ineffected areas. most of the cases are from the equilibriumian or latin-

comedy benefit one day after the raymond ast got together to remember the real woman behind marie baroneet them touch you. >> as much as was this overbearing intrusive mom, in real life she was just there. >> it sad to see her go. >> also her tvgranddaughter. >> always had really wise and, you know, it's really a shame. it's really sad to see her go. >> they were with us today. tomorrow is the anniversary of another loss. sawyer. jeffrey was her real l brother that committed suicide after suffering from mental illness. elizabeth launched a website honoring her son and raising awareness. >> he lives on and it creates a legacy for him is super important for me. >> we will have much more of this interview thi weekend on e.t. >> more of our memories of prince coming up. speak. your 24/7 destination for breaking celebrity news. >> travel considerations provided by. >> this weekend we'll ha full tribute to prince on e.t. a legend gone way too soon. good night everybody. ♪ >>> theinsider, tracking the biggest stories making news today. ♪ >> number prince tributes rocked the world. spike lee's d

. >> he tenido muchos casos donde viene la pareja de mÉxico, el barÓn de 23 aÑos y la menor de 15,16.ienen de mÉxico. >> de la oliva permanece en la cÁrcel bajo una fianza de 12.000 $. el detective dice que en este caso hubo un componente de redes sociales. >> es muy importante que los papÁs -con quien estÁn hablando, en este caso, un hombre un adulto, se aprovechÓ de una niÑa. >> es sumamente importante que padres estÉn presentes de sus hijos y las redes sociales. conductora: la policÍa buscaba una mujer de 33 aÑos que fue secuestrado esta maÑana. un hombre subiÓ por la fuerza su camioneta a ser la luna de 33 aÑos. una amiga llamÓ a la policÍa minutos mÁs tarde pero hasta el momento no la han encontrado. el sospechoso es un hombre hispano de entre 30 y 40 aÑos con barba tupida y cabello negro. conductor: el ex sargento de la policÍa de santa clara fue sentenciado a cinco aÑos de libertad condicional y 45 dÍas en prisiÓn por exposición indecente. estaba en una tienda de lujo, desnuda y masturbÁndose cuando el jefe lo descubriÓ. momentos antes estaba teniendo relaciÓn con una empleada

it feels like it's 34 in the city. 28 in the pine barons, as you head to bridgewater, morris town and trenton. it feels like it's 37 degrees. we had a freeze warning in effect last night, which we thought would expire this morning. they have upped it again once again for tonight. keep that in mind. it's indicative of how cold it's going to be. clear skies, it's going to be iceoe cold. windses out of the northwest five to 15 miles per hour, as we head into thursday as promised, we get warmer temperatures, the rain comes true. during the afternoon, we could see thundershowers popping through, 11:00 thursday night, we could see some stormy weather. looking ahead as we head through thursday, the rain is there, it gets pushed out. and then into the weekend we see winds out of the north and west again, clouds thin out, temperatures in the 40s. perfect. we'll take it as we get into the 60s, we slide down into the 40s over the weekend and the 50s monday. it will feel cooler than that, finally tuesday, back up to 65. but scattered thundershowers in the forecast. topsy-turvy a little bit over t

barons is saying, look, his economic plan will raise the deficit by $10 trillion.pay for that. he wants to get into a trade war with china and with mexico. what they are saying, yeah, you will get a recession. if you elect trump, you'll get a recession. that's what they are arguing. >> but on trade, i think both he and bernie sanders have hit a real nerve and have rightly identified that globalization has not been moderated in a way that has benefited american workers. >> okay. i want to talk about the democrats now. bernie sanders is in wisconsin. hillary clinton is in new york defending her home turf. her campaign clearly never thought it would come to this. so what happened here? >> what happens now? >> what happened? why don't they think it would come to this? in her adopted home state, she's defending her home turf. >> right. >> who would have thunk? >> a fascinating piece out today with bernie sanders and the people around him think that he fundamentally misjudged the beginning of this campaign. he didn't go out and campaign hard enough in 2015. he didn't get

>> yeah, i mean -- >> seth: yeah, okay. [ laughter ] here you are, you're presenting with sacha baron >> seth: who comes out as ali g. you did not know this was going to happen? >> no, no, i was so delighted, but i had no idea. and i was backstage waiting for a real long time, and he wasn't showing up. i asked the producer, "is sasha coming?" they're like, "we don't know where he is." >> seth: okay. >> and i was like, "great!" so i'm going out there by myself to do five minutes of the most boring moments of oscar history. >> seth: yeah. >> but that's great, i'll just be prepared to do that because we had to introduce the clips for "room," and "brooklyn," and they were, like, very dry. >> seth: comedy goldmine. [ laughter ] >> but it was very, like, "room is a story of perseverance and strength." you know, and i was prepared, but i was like, "i wished i had a buddy." and he showed up last second, and he looked very nervous, and he was going like this. and then, they ushered us to the wing in the dark. and the second the stage manager went away, he sprung into action, and was like, "qui

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audiences were just starting to get to know marie barone. >> this woman is just life. >> yourrback doored. >> we look it now. >> oh. keep the kids out? >> oh, that's a good idea. i broke a knife in it. >> doris survived by her son michael and three grand children. >> they're the joy of my life. this is devan, this is kel and this is andy. and they're fabulous. >> my mother marie, doris roberts. >> e.t. visited the set of raymond more than 20 times and we learned doris was a beacon not only for women in their golden years but all wom >> who other crazy broad do you know that is at 71 years of age. i'm out there and my kids tell me i rock and i'm rocking. i represent a world of women that are dismissed because they're older and i'm out there and working and winning awards. that's a great role >> yes it is. we'll be right back. (sound♪ of music ♪histling) introducing new k-y touch gel crème. for massage and intimacy. every touch, gently intensified. a little touch is all it takes. k-y touch. pack include a private tour of lucas film studios. it's all online on etonline.com.

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i'm always telling my young son baron, all of my kids, i would say children, small little bites. small. this guy takes a pancake and shoves it in his mouth. it's disgusting. >> we were looking for some trump steaks for the governor, but nobody seems to sell them any more. meanwhile, the cruz campaign says carly fiorina is on his short list for vp. all of this our latest poll shows donald trump reaching 50% support nationally for the first time. that same poll has ted cruz at 26% and john kasich at 17%. on the democratic side, hillary clinton now has a 10 point lead over sanders nationally, 52/42. for hillary clinton, this new poll could set the poll as another big night could put the race firmly in her corner. both clinton and sanders appeared on ms nbc town halls last night. >> we are the stronger campaign on taking on donald trump or any other republican candidate. and i think that most democrats out there, more than anything, correctly so, want to make sure that some right wing republican doesn't become president of the united states. we are running as hard as we can to win th

barone and kelly are accused of creating traffic jams in ft. lee, new jersey to punish that town's mayor. >>> it's 5:07. decision 2016. the democratic candidates for president are finished debating in new york. >> that's right. this morning they are thousands of miles away from each other and an ocean apart. senator bernie sanders is heading to roam fme for a conference. they battled it out in brooklyn last night five days before the primary. here's an exchange of some of the issues. >> can you name one decision that she made as senator that shows she favored banks because of the money she received? >> secretary clinton was busy giving speeches to goldman sachs for 225,000s a speech. >> he cannot come up with any example because there is no example. i stood up against the behaviors of the banks when i was a senator. >> most polls show clinton leading sanders in new york by double digits. >> in the republican race for the white house, the "new york post" is endorsing trump, but the paper's endorsement sounds more like an advice column. the post

. >> roberts won four emmy awards for her portrayal of marie barone and also appeared in a variety of other movies and tv productions, but he said it was "everybody loves raymond" that put her career over the top. she died in her sleep at the age of 90. patricia heaton tweeted, roberts was funny, tough, and loved life, living it to the fullest. >>> well, the honors keep coming "hamilton." the hip-hop nod to our founding fathers picked up a pulitzer prize in the drama category. >>> well, the rock band pearl jam has joined a boycott, and the search continues for a pair of suspected murderers. on the morning newsstand. "the seattle times" reports the man hunt for two brothers in the presumed killing of a washington state couple. police say they have evidence linking john and tony reid to the disappearance of the two. neighbors reported the couple missing two. the brothers are described as armed and dangerous. >>> "the wall street journal" reports the government has launched a criminal probe into the blood testing company theranos. the investigation reportedly focuses on whether the silic

. >> reporter: she's best remembered for playing marie barone. her career spans seven decades, with movie roles, not to mention programs. she was even on the love boat. perhaps roberts' biggest break came in the '80s when she scored a part on remington steele originally wri en for a younger woman. age was a constant punchline throughout her career. >> this is what happens when you're young and sexy. >> reporter: or selling doritos. >> i'm a youthful 32. >> reporter: but age-ism was a huge issue for her. >> you don't see a picture of any woman in any magazine over 40, unless you're selling di pends or viagra. >> reporter: roberts is being remembered. doris had an energy and spirit that amazed me. everybody may have loved raymond, but we all adored doris. joe fryer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> that's going to do it for us on a tuesday night. i'm lester holt. before we go, take a look outside at rockefeller plaza. evening, where we're airing on the big screen above the "today" show studios, if you're in new york, stop on by and take a look. on that n

. >> emmy winning actress doris roberts who played the meddling mother-in-law marie barone on "everybodyymond" has died at the age of 90. her career spanned six decades, most recently in that famous show. but her television career really started taking off in the '70s. >> what's wrong? >> nothing. what do you mean? >> i sense tension and anger. >> maybe you're picking up your own scent. >> oh. >> she was so great on that show. sunday night in her sleep. she's being very fondly remembered by her co-stars. ray oman know said she had a spirit that amazed me and patricia heaton called her passing the end of an era. >> next to switchup night on "dancing with the stars." what a night it was. >> maks chmerkovskiy returned to the ballroom as a guest judge. as nyle dimarco and sharna burgess spun a viennese waltz into first place last night with a final score of 37 out of 40. >> coming in a close second, our own ginger zee who i'm predicting to win, by the way. she kicked up her high heels and energy and serious sexy salsa with mark ballas. despite her nearly flawless performance at times upside

just because that mill has closed down doesn't mean downingtown has become a baron industrial area. >your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> another dreary day. clouds are in place. wildwood has seen light fog, mist, drizzle and there are a few isolated showers in the area. the temperatures across the board are chilly this morning. in the 40s, low 40s for the pennsylvania suburbs. 48 degrees in upper township. a look at may's landing at 46 degrees this morning. a chilly day, cloudy day. if you look closely you'll see rainfall which shows you there's not a lot of rainfall to be had. we will see occasional showers, light showers moving through cape may county right now. those light showers will push offshore but keep that umbrella nearby. because more wet weather is on the way. this is the futurecast which shows later this morning into the early afternoon hours, some scattered light showers for philadelphia and into south jersey. clouds through the day at 5:30 this afternoon, for the evening commute. rain more likely in the allentown area. a few showers in phi

. >> i think putin's press barons will now work overtime to make sure this story is buried. >> reporter: the law firm says it only sets up the companies. it's not responsible for how they're run. no comment from jackie chan. but the justice and treasury departments are already poring through these documents, lester. >> andrea mitchell, thanks. >>> we're now getting an exclusive look at the incredible turnaround for a miracle survivor. doctors had declared a 14-year-old girl dead after a shooting rampage allegedly carried out by an uber driver in michigan. but now a month and a half later, she is making a remarkable recovery. here's nbc's blake mccoy. >> reporter: walking on her own, abigail kopf refuses to be followed by a wheelchair, a stubborn determination that would have seemed impossible six weeks ago. >> you see where she's at today is amazing. she's an amazing kid. >> reporter: abigail was shot in the head at close range by uber driver jason dalton, who confessed to the rampage that killed six people and injured one other. doctors initially declared abbie dead but she surprised e

the pine barons of numbering, we do expect temperatures, overnight tonight to drop down in the middle to lower 30's which is where we have a frost advisory set autopsy cross the region. forty-six in cinnaminson. forty-nine in hockessin. 45 degrees in dover. and here at satellite six with action radar we've got a mostly clear sky from new england all the way down across the mid-atlantic region with high pressure dominating the area, as it stays put. we will get in the second half of the weekend on sunday. highs across the region. sixty-seven in the city. seventy-six in chicago. seventy-eight for cincinnati, and st. louis. eighty-one in dallas texas. we will tap into that tomorrow. we will get warmer as we get into monday. future tracker 6:00 showing you 6:00 in the morning. chilly start. thirty-six for allentown and reading. areas north and west of town are also beneath that frost advisory. thirty-nine in millville. as we get in the afternoon hours by noon time tomorrow, already peeking out in the lower 60's, and we will get warmer then that, by days end. in fact, we're showing you the

takes the power away and he suggested that we send comedians like chris rock, amy schumer and sacha baron- maybe we start with bill cosby and see that works. >> whoa. he went there. okay. >>> so this is the end of your morning dish of "scrambled politics." we'll leave that one right there on the table. jonathan allen, in washington, he joins me now this morning. roll call columnist and best selling author. good morning to you. >> good morning, betty. thank you for not asking me to comment on that. >> i'm going to leave that alone. we'll move straightforward. and let me ask you this, could bernie sanders turn things around in the new york primary? massive crowds turned out, nearly 30,000 last night. >> well, those are amazing images there in -- i guess it's in greenwich village near nyu. 27,000 estimated to be in the park and around it. it's a ton of people, but that's not a ton of votes compared to the number of people who will vote in new york and there are people there who probably won't vote. look, bernie sanders has an opportunity. there's a debate tonight. he's got a lot of energy ar

right now a at alex's house, he has a couple of clouds right now in mays landing but in the pine baronsnd every where else there is a chill in the air. we will worry about these 30's in the more remote suburbs. lets go out to another suburb in southeastern pennsylvania, 43 degrees from steve johnson. i love this picture. sweet. 43 degrees. he did also give us a good suggestion dress like it is lake fall, i love this because it doesn't feel like spring out there right now. we can get to one more and we will take you out to medford where andrea was reporting a lot of clouds and other cast in the medford area inn a he said yes, he has his heater back on. hopefully air conditioning will be needed too. eventually we will see a warming trend that will take us a while because the next four or at least four of the next five days, do feature a chill in the air, damp weather, and a the lot of cloud. saturday is the bright spot of the next five, and then we should see things quiet down again and then also warm up, by next mid week, meisha? >> yeah, i know, i was going to say a lot of rain and that