lou: guy benson, thank you very much. we look forward to talking with you soon.gton post" makes you trust little of what they say. john: our screens are filled with political ad. some of them are supposed to make us feel good. other ad per port to tell us who the candidate really is. which presidential support higher taxes, national healthcare, and the wall street bailout? >> i don't know what i said. john: this year more attack ads attack by quoting the candidate. every year pundits say this is the nastiest election ever. >> candidate have taken dirty to a whole new level.

lou: guy benson, thank you very much. we look forward to talking with you soon. you say online ownership of the "washington post" makes you trust little of what they say. >> announcer: this show has never been solely about investments. we talk about anything that affects people and their money. the new "wall street week." anthony: welcome to "wall street week." i'm anthony scaramci. gary: i'm gary kaminsky. we are still digesting the wealth of information from last

news 4's jackie benson joins us from a street southeast. >> reporter: a terrible crime that happened on this street last year was part of the motivation for this. he should have been in jail. news 4 first reported last november that 21 year old antwon pitt was charged with a shocking crime. a woman was raped and the person cut off his ankle monitor two weeks before. >> i'm not going to have any of my residents become victims because of your incompetence. and i'm going to us the word incompetence, because if you don't know how many people you're prosecuting you don't kho >> reporter: denise krep says they suspect many responsible for the increase in crime go through a rye involving door of justice and are quickly back on the streets. months of unsatisfied requesting for that information have left her no choice but to sue for it, she says. >> we're second-class citizens, because the federal government controls this information. in most places the governor, the mayor controls the district attorney. we do not. >> reporter: now the man in custody facing trial for what happened here had a

in northwest, jackie benson, news 4. >> a wonderful community there. >>> to the presidential campaign. all eyes on indiana tomorrow. donald trump and hillary clinton could be cemented as their parties' nominees. trump is ahead by 15 points in the latest indiana poll, but ted cruz says a loss tomorrow doesn't mean he'll exit the race. the polls have clinton in a statistical dead hit with bernie sanders. >>> csx are working to clean up this surveillance video shows the 16 cars that derailed as they came off the tracks on sunday morning. two of those cars spilled hazardous materials. the spills have been contained. but some of the soil was contaminated here. >> we're going to remove all of that soil, take it off-sighte a dispose of it and replace it with clean fill. >> the operation center is expected to remain near the derailment site through at least wednesday. >>> tomorrow we should learn exactly what caused last year's deadly smoke event at the metro station. they're expected to address faulty insulation around power cables at the tracks. investigators will also talk about poor commu

lou: lee carter, guy benson, thank you so much. >> great to see you.ers have a show of a lifetime on a recent dive in south africa, we get a video of that remarkable encounter with what you see there. a great white shark that is testing the limits of that steel cage. he's launching himself out of the water feet away from the diving cage. great white sharks usually breach to catch unsuspecting prey like fast moving seals or slow moving people, and a great way to terrify human beings, and that's about all we can take for right now. at least for me. >>> up next, donald trump fed up with the media's love affair with hillary clinton. >> she goes on very few shows and notice the other night she was on a show and they gave her questions and negotiate the questions. lou: stuart varney to take that up next, you don't want to mis. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents

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guy benson here, welcome, everybody. i'm it's so nice to have you.uy, i'm going to start with you. how can she run with bill but against some of his most important policies from the 90s. that's going to be tricky. >> not unless you understand she doesn't expect voters to think particularly hard about any of this. bill clinton is one of the most popular politicians in the country. people see him as a successful economic president. so she'll say i'll put number charge of the economy. then she'll be left to run foreign policy, and what could go wrong there. but i'm glad you made this point. what made bill clinton in many respects on the economic front was his willingness to cooperate with conservatives and republicans to triangulate and work together on free trade and reforms on welfare that are utterly anathema to the current environment. >> they are toxic. >> she said he knows how to do it. we said on a few counts maybe he does, but she cannot embrace any of those ways. kennedy: what does she say about free trade? she was against tpp. he's going to be

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benson? >> yes. >> colleagues i would like to adopt mr. gibbener's sensible idea, because it will reduce the conversations i have to have with brad over the coming days, is that acceptable? >> yes. >> any department staff that want to speak to item 2. any members of the public that want to comment on our appraisal methodology of acquisition or transfer of real property of the people of san francisco. seeing none. public comment is closed. and thank you again to my staff lee hefner and deputy city attorney wong, and john updike and the department of real estate. why don't we take those amendments without objection, and forward the matter to the full board as amended with recommendation. madam clerk, please read the next item. >> item 3, a resolution receiving and approving annual reports for the central market district for calendar year 2014, submitted by the department and approved district of 1994. >> mr. cortis, from the office of economic development, good morning. >> good morning, i am chris cortis, i am a project manager for the offic

benson? >> yes. >> colleagues i would like to adopt mr. gibbener's sensible idea, because it will reduce the conversations i have to have with brad over the coming days, is that acceptable? >> yes. >> any department staff that want to speak to item 2. any members of the public that want to comment on our appraisal methodology of acquisition or transfer of real property of the people of san francisco. seeing none. public comment is closed. and thank you again to my staff lee hefner and deputy city attorney wong, and john updike and the department of real estate. why don't we take those amendments without objection, and forward the matter to the full board as amended with recommendation. madam clerk, please read the next item. >> item 3, a resolution receiving and approving annual reports for the central market district for calendar year 2014, submitted by the department and approved district of 1994. >> mr. cortis, from the office of economic development, good morning. >> good morning, i am chris cortis, i am a project manager for the offic

guy benson, back to you. there's been a lot of talk about whether or not climate change will be a big topic of conversation in the upcoming election. up until this point, donald trump has said that he doesn't really believe in it, although he's had some varying statements on it. do you think that that's important to the voter this time around? >> it's important. it's one of the issues on the table and i think it aen matnim certain element of the electorate more than others. whenever climate change is brought up, you often hear donald trump pivot away to a national security issue saying, all right, that's interesting, but we have isis trying to kill us so let's focus on that. i think that also resonates with a lot of people. these are his policy speeches. we saw the teleprompter come out at aipac, in the foreign policy speech, and today again in energy. i think we'll probably hear about the keystone pipeline and hillary clinton's massive flip-flop on that what should have been a no-brainer policy for the ameri

guy benson is here. ii want to get your take.aid if you do a they are party it won't be me. watch this. >> i had a phone call someone wanted me to consider running a 30 party candidate. >> are you considering running? >> no, i'm not going to do that. >> why? >> well i think i gave it my best where i am. i just think running third party doesn't feel right. i think it's not constructive. maria: fascinating. so you don't think we'll see a third party candidate then, or do you, even though it's a vote for hillary clinton, governor? >> certainly hope we're not. glad to hear what marco rubio and john kasich said. obviously they understand the effect after third party candidacy. you might as well vote for hillary clinton if you're voting for third party candidate. maria: guy benson on set, you agree with that? >> based on some of the reports we're seeing there are a number of people in the party and conservative movement who are trying to recruit someone to run as third party or independent candidate. they're struggling to find someone

jackie benson reports from clinton. >> reporter: kayla roman believes her dog sasha, also called an italian grieving the loss of hear brother, big, droopy eyed hugo, her litter mate from whom she has never been separated. roman says a family emergency forced her to board the three dogs, something she's never done before, on thursday may 19th at axiom pet resort. she checked on them every day, and she got the feeling something was wrong. she went the next morning and said that an employee presented her with only two of her dogs. >> when i came, they gave me two leashes and said we lost the third one. we're going to find it. they found the third one after i was sitting in the play yard, the leash, not even the dog, the leash, and they told me they lost the dog. >> come here, sasha. come here, sasha. >> reporter: this video taken a short time later shows a lethargic sasha on the scene by now roman extremely concerned contacted prince georges police. another video shows the limp that prompted her to talk the dog to the vet where she learned to her horror, two days earlier, somebody had spotted

jackie benson found out tonight he was wanted for another crime on metro, less than two weeks before. jackie? >> reporter: that's right, hicks has now been charged with exposing himself to a woman on a metro train, and that happened ten days before the attempted rape. 39-year-ol was ordered held without bond for a shocking, vile crime that took place april 12th inside a metro train car at 10:00 in the morning. a metro train officer who reviewed security camera afterwards recognized hicks as the man suspected of exposing himself on april 2rd. >> they put together some videos and high-resolution pictures for the victim to identify the assailant, and that helped them narrow their search, and they were able to apprehend mr. hicks in a matter of hours. the public was really never at risk beyond that initial, unfortunate incident. >> reporter: court documents say the victim told police she fell asleep on the red line train and woke up to a nightmare as the train passed through the district and into maryland. the man approached her in the otherwise empty car, tried to engage her in conversat

benson? >> yes. >> colleagues i would like to adopt mr. gibbener's sensible idea, because it will reduce the conversations i have to have with brad over the coming days, is that acceptable? >> yes. >> any department staff that want to speak to item 2. any members of the public that want to comment on our appraisal methodology of acquisition or transfer of real property of the people of san francisco. seeing none. public comment is closed. and thank you again to my staff lee hefner and deputy city attorney wong, and john updike and the department of real estate. why don't we take those amendments without objection, and forward the matter to the full board as amended with recommendation. madam clerk, please read the next item. >> item 3, a resolution receiving and approving annual reports for the central market district for calendar year 2014, submitted by the department and approved district of 1994. >> mr. cortis, from the office of economic development, good morning. >> good morning, i am chris cortis, i am a project manager for the offic

scott martin and guy benson are back to weigh in.you're not a big trump fan, if one at all but he has skated through these so-called crises before. do you think he will do it this time? >> hang on david, let me see if i'm understanding this hypocrisy from donald trump? let me compose myself from the shock. of course donald trump goes off, spouts off, occasionally turns out he is being hypocritical or it is nonsense but, the premise of your question was, basically will this matter? and i suspect probably not because he says a lot of things. no one seems to care. when hillary clinton gets around to attacking him on the stuff he will pivot, where are your wall street speech transcripts. what about the clinton foundation? david: scott, pivot forward ourselves, if he becomes president, what happens with this -- you can bash companies for moving overseas but the main thing is, what makes them do that in the first place? a lot of people say it is disincentives that make things so expensive to be made here, what you do, instead of hitting th

and the bensons from bear, delaware among them. >> we have eaten, we have gotten our rides, so we'reust having a wonderful time. >> if only this 1-year-old could say the same, the carousel not her cup of tea. >> i had a good time. she didn't enjoy it, she didn't want to go on the horsey, we sat on the bench. >> and our kids are playing some games. as soon as we are done here we are going to be home. >> earlier in the evening the tanger outlets were busy leaving beach bags behind switching to shopping bags before the wet weather arrived. >> going home tomorrow, so hey, we had a good time this weekend. >> then you don't have to put up with the rain. >> before the rain. >> trying to get fun in before that? >> yeah, we are leaving tonight. >> and tornadoes? >> no tornadoes. >> we need to get back to virginia. >> and atlantic city in a thick haze all day, the fog giving an erie feel to the beach but not stopping them from enjoying the day. >> you couldn't see what was in front of you at all. like at all. >> but you still managed to get sunburned. >> yeah. >> we try to get together for mem

news 4's jackie benson starts us off tonight. >> reporter: one county official at tonight's malcolm "mike" winfill, the best of montgomery county. his family says they already knew that. >> we always knew he was a hero. and we always knew that if somebody was in need or in danger, he would not runaway. he would run towards to help and present. >> reporter: norma winfeld, flanked by her two children spoke with a sense of peace and calm, as if carried by the strength of her late husband's arms. >> he was the most selfless person you've ever met, and for those who didn't, you've missed out on a wonderful, wonderful man. he was awesome in every way. he was my better half. he was the greatest father, an amazing husband, a great son, brother, an unbelievable friend. >> reporter: andy super hero shirt. >> everyone would remember him as a happy-go-lucky guy. >> reporter: his daughter had a message for her father's co-worker who was also shot and remains hospitalized. the two treated themselves to lunch every friday, that's why they were there. >> i want him to know that we are praying for his

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>> we want -- i want benson. >> who else? him or brandon ingram, two guys. >> we are hoping for more than, you snow. >> well, one in four. >> okay. >> then you have 24 and 26. so, we need players. >> we need players? >> we need to play basketball. >> can one season, i mean, one good lottery, one good draft consideration it do this? >> i think it can. >> do you? >> very much glow okay. >> that's why it is so big. >> okay. >> thanks for joining us here on espn. >> well, coming you until the next half hour -- >> you are always so board. it is not my fault. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", the race is already onto replace new jersey governor chris christie. find out who the first candidate is to throw his hat into the ring for next year's election. jan? >> and a philadelphia police officer is sent to the hospital after a crash in south philly. i'm jan carabeo, reporting live, coming up find out what that officer was doing, just before the crash. >> plus, it is the shark attack story everyone was talking about

upper dublin deputy police chiefly benson says pennsylvania law prohibits this type of of relationshipif the student is technically an adult. >> it is unfortunate that at times these relationships go too far. they cross the line. >> reporter: police say the two exchanged 262 phone calls over five months. she was released on $50,000 unsecured bail, a condition of that bail is she can have no contact with the victim or any students. in upper dublin township, jeff chirico for channel six "action news". >>> philadelphia accident investigators have yet to determine if criminal charges will be filed in yesterday's crash on henry have avenue. it was a crash that claim the life of the 20 year-old man, and a six year-old boy. seven other people were hurt, when wet road played a major factor. police don't believe that speeding, drugs, or alcohol were involved. but they say that the results may have been less tragic, and everybody, had been buckled up. >>> fbi and philadelphia police are on the hunt foreign more, center citibank bandits tonight. two republic bank branches were held up today just

benson? >> yes. >> colleagues i would like to adopt mr. gibbener's sensible idea, because it will reduce the conversations i have to have with brad over the coming days, is that acceptable? >> yes. >> any department staff that want to speak to item 2. any members of the public that want to comment on our appraisal methodology of acquisition or transfer of real property of the people of san francisco. seeing none. public comment is closed. and thank you again to my staff lee hefner and deputy city attorney wong, and john updike and the department of real estate. why don't we take those amendments without objection, and forward the matter to the full board as amended with recommendation. madam clerk, please read the next item. >> item 3, a resolution receiving and approving annual reports for the central market district for calendar year 2014, submitted by the department and approved district of 1994. >> mr. cortis, from the office of economic development, good morning. >> good morning, i am chris cortis, i am a project manager for the offic

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john: we are back with our political junkies, guy benson and jedediah bila.ed what are the best and worst political ad. >> i wouldn't call it my best in term of content, but it's the best preview of what we'll see the next 6 months from the democrats. this an outside republican group attacking donald trump. >> you think this will put an end to the so-called birther movement? >> this an ugly strain of racism. >> i have a great relationship with the blacks. i have always had a great relationship with the blacks. >> unless the blacks are a family of white people. >> running against donald trump is treason to your heritage. >> who would want me to condemn a group i know nothing about? john: you say that will be effective when the democrats use it. john: your favorite ad? >> it came from the bernie sanders campaign. it's called together, i don't agree with him on policy but i think he's been brilliant on bridging divides. john: the ad is long, here is part of it. >> our job is not to divide. our job is to bring people together. if we do not allow them to divide us

with the chamber of commerce back in april for this trip also wanted to mention acknowledge brad bensonhe legislative liaison for the port we scheduled meeting to take advantage not just the meeting that the champ chamber has scheduled by other meetings brad scheduled to meet with key staff in washington regarding the legislative initiative and port initiatives that we discussed in this meeting in past meetings also wanted to acknowledge jim lazarus from the chamber that made all the arrangement for the trip and had a number of very important meetings arranged for us and i said to touch on those and also mention that this is a group but that one of your past commissioners ethicss was on the trip as well we had an opportunity to meet with members of the california designation and spent time with congresswoman leader pelosi and just to touch on a couple of issues she raised she is supportive of our work on the seawall and was also aware of our negotiations as we're hoping to come to you in the next meeting but our negotiations the national park service alcatraz is supportive and keeping t

families enjoyed a fun night including the bensons from baer, delaware. >>> we're having a wonderful time. the tanger outlets enjoyed holiday sales. >>> a horse tossed a rodeo required off its back anded -- trampled the rider in front of a crowd. he was taken to the hospital and died at the hospital. lutz was from central pennsylvania and is parents were in the crowd and witnessed the accident. >>> the markets were closed in observance of memorial day. if you were a veteran or -- if you're a veteran or on active duty with the military you can get into the seaport museum for free. some area restaurants are offering discounts with military i.d. >>> happening today, tropical depression bonnie is expected to make its way along the south carolina coast. new video shows rescuers using boats to save some people in the state from flooding. the more rain is expected as bonnie travels up the coast over the next few days. >>> we'll be dealing with bonnie, in fact we have been this morning. >> reporter: we have remnant precipitation from bonnie. and bonnie is falling apart and by tomorrow will n

. >> special thanks to ebony williams and guy benson and dennis pragger. >> i will drink from my "redmug. what do you think of this? for free. go to ziprecruiter.com/offer800 joins us for her one-on-one with donald trump. "special report" next. >>> venezuela on the brink. a state of emergency, a collapsing economy and a president facingezuela'sis in dg desperate measures as he tries to hold on to power in a country suffering from massive economic upheaval. it is the number three source of u.s. imported oil, 11%. it purchased $8 billion worth of u.s. goods last year. to

. >> host: and a recent "new york times" magazine profile of viewing your work, the writer benson cunningham says chris jackson stands between the largely white culture writing from the margins. hop society. do you agree with that? >> i would say a standalone between those things. definitely my aspiration isn't necessarily to stand between writers on the margins and the audience at all. although i may at times have those functions, it's more interesting to me that the role i can play for the writers coming from mainstream's point of view is to allow them to tell their stories or to speak to their ideas. the gatekeeper between band and their audience who is going to diminish their ideas come to shape their ideas and make their ideas more acceptable to a perceived mainstream reader on the other end of that. i want to have them create great work that has great integrity. i feel like the best books i talk about already and across my list over the years, the ones to worked the best are the ones that fix where the writer is able to accept themselves and their ideas and tell their stories without a

benson will be your best alternate route. so they're still building house, about 12 businesses here, you can see the water dousing from above and it's no wonder why this is a stubborn fire. the flames were bursting into the fire. we will be here and continue to follow it for you on air and online as well. back to you. >> chris, thank you, first happening, the search is on for a freeway shooter after another person victimized by gunfire on i-80. we are tweeting updates right now. plus one of the viral videos of the week. a woman's hissterics. you know you seen it. why she visited facebook with a friend on our facebook page. we are back in two finance. >> welcome back. before you head out the door, we have breaking news we have been following all morning. >> vis sanchez, you have been out there all morning. how does it look now, chris? >> i can tell you it houses all of the businesses here at the strip mall. it is a stubborn fire. it will be another half hour after that. those hoses are running across el camino real. you will h

officer benson smith was on highway 50 in sacramento investigating a hit-and-run and was run over byt the patrol car flashing lights were on at the time he was hit, and this is the third time in two months that a chp officer has been hit while investigating the crash in the sacramento area. >> we keep stressing for the emergency vehicles because that side of the freeway or anywhere on the freeway is a dangerous place to be.>> the fedex driver, gregory ramirez was under the influence of a controlled substance and confirmed that he had taken a stimulant.>>> the san francisco police got help of the weekend learning to detect drunk drivers from volunteer drinkers. they held a field sobriety training course and they drink alcohol and bingo but -- and then go through various test. the volunteers had drinks over the course of three hours. >> we test them, monitor and make sure they are okay, and usually between .08 and .04 of blood-alcohol level. >> thousands of people killed and dui related cases nationwide, equivalent to one crashed every 53 minutes. millions admit to driving under the in

checky benson is there. going to send it to her. >> reporter: we're going to show you what it looks like here. you can see over there the metro transit maintenance and repair crews asl

jackie benson is there now with why this year's tribute is different from others. jackie?> we want to show you what is going on here as people prepare the thousands of people who attend the national law enforcement event prepared to experiment yens it here on the national mall for the first time but a the memorial itself is undergoing construction from a miami. three names added have a solemn significance for the d.c. area. montgomery county police officer noah liotta was killed last december. he stopped one suspected drunk driver when he was struck by another and killed. in march of last year, prince on-duty car crash. he was 26 years old. and the name of carolyn cross, deputy director of d.c. department of corrections will be added. she was murdered in her alexandria home in 2014. family members of all three officers are expected to be here as this vigil tonight and candle light part of it will start at 8:00. back to you. >> jackie bensen, thank you. >>> still ahead, washington post columnist is swallowing his pride and eating his words when it comes to donald trump. >>

checky benson is there. we're going to send it to her. >> reporter: we're going to show you what it looks like here. you can see over there the metro transit maintenance and repair crews asl police officers. you can see people coming up to the federal center southwest station and realizing it is closed. as you said, for the rest of the day for that maintenance. no transit service between eastern market and l'enfant plaza. also silver line operating between wheely, reston, and boston only. i can tell you that the ripple effect of this -- i know we've had some people who have tweeted pictures. we've seen incredibly crowded platforms at the downtown stations. now, the main fire department activity, the fire engines, the vehicles that they sent earlier, no longer here. that leads me to believe whatever fire situation talked about earlier that caused the smoke, that's over with. federal center southwest closed here for the rest of the day. when we get more details, we'll bring them to you. live in southwest. >> j

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perry benson is shot in the head. thomas carney takes his commanding officer up and carries him off the battlefield. and what it does is creates a lasting friendship. a bond of friendship that lasts a lifetime. these men after the war come together and stay together. it's suspected that they met lafayette when he returns to america. this is a book about brotherhood and friendship. i wrote "washington's immortals" to find out the mystery. to understand who these men are. it is about who we are as americans. that is why i believe it is time to find the men of honor, family, and fortune. thank you. [applause] >> we have time for a few questions. wait for the mic and be kindly enough to say your name. >> first, i commend you writing this book. it is refreshing to hear a book about valor, not the demolishing. -- not victimology. the question i've always wondered, why did the americans fight? 1/3 are loyalists, 1/3rd could care less. government from britain wasn't nearly as oppressive as governments today. these women that

that has been looked at by lisa benson in phoenix quite a bit in the last couple of years. they have fired a dozen-plus american corporations that are supplying maintenance workers and the like to aircraft hangars and so on and started hiring people in many circumstances who have very recent immigrants from the disaster zone of the eastern mediterranean. and that -- and without the right kind of vetting, and it's really hard to do that vetting because this part of the world is one where passports are forged and bought and sold quite readily. they could end up with a situation in which you have -- and it's happened a couple of times already in minneapolis and one other city -- where you have someone who is on jihad privately -- liz: and they get a job. >> -- working in a hangar, and they put a bomb inside a plane. liz: ambassador, if this turns out to be terrorism, what does that say about the security of paris' airport? we know that when that russian jet back in october went down with more than 200 people on it, turned out to have been a bomb, and it was leaving cairo. we f