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. >> yeah, let's br blow it up. >> okay. the bridge is 78 years old, new yorkers are not fans, constructed is underway, a portion of the newer bridge will open thursday. but the real show will happen in the summer who the old bridge gets blown up. ♪ how about some music to set the scene? that is what these musicians want, they are petitioning state to play 1812 overture while the bridge gets exploded -- blown up as i said, okay. ♪ >> i have these musicians calling and a choir with 181 people who want to come sing while they are blowing up the bridge. >> they are the band they specialize in playing music to video games. the console band. members have worked with kanye west, jay-z, some are grammy award winning, but they all agree this would be the highlight of their career. >> really. >> i have been a classical musician for most of my life. to play 1812 as a bridge -- explodes like a dream come true, i live on the other side, i hate this bridge. so why would i not. >> we're collecting different ideas for the music. london bri

good evening and thanks fog br with us, i'm roth mathai. >> and i'm janelle wang.show you a live picture of the golden gate bridge and in palo alto, you could see the bridge is wet right now. and we want to give you a view of the live doppler radar. could you see where the rain is coming down right now. >> a lot of green. we have a team of reporters covering the storm and the potential damage. let's begin in house with our meteorologist rob mayeda. and do you expect the wind to knock down power tonight? >> that is the real concern. this does stack up possibly as one of the windyer storms in a while. right now 66 degrees in san jose. and seeing mainly lighter rain falling around downtown. but you notice here off to the west around saratoga, the west end of the santa clara valley seeing heavier rain. in palo alto, the commute along 1010, looks soggy. and 63 degrees. and further to the north now toward san francisco and the rain is falling pretty good for the last hour. across the golden gate bridge, temperature of about 56 degrees and a steady rain into the north bay

say that when investigators walked there at night they found it to be especially dark and that little br brenden was afraid of the dark. >> creato's cell phone never -- it never moved toward the area where the body is found. why? because when the police do a thorough search twice of the apartment they found the flashlight. >> and first responders and brendon's mother who shared custody with brendon creato. >> we tried to figure out what else could have happened to him and he told me that -- told him to walk down to the woods which is -- completely odd. >> in that testimony she was recalling a conversation that she had with dj creato. during the course of the trial the jury is expected to visit the site where brendon was found and a memorial was removed ahead of time as to not influence the jury. >> thank you. >>> a crash on the blue route sent four people to hospitals this morning and it happened in lower merion south of where the highway meets the schuylkill expressway. two vehicles collided and one flipped over and only one lane of traffic was getting by when police cleared the scene.

when it comes to individual the trump plan aims at br bringing down rates, eliminating some deuk ductions and simplifying personal tax code. >> taking kuvrpt 7 tax practice et cetera we have today and reducing them to only three brackets. a 10% breakit and 25% bracket and 35% practiceet. >> the white house want personal tax rate cut down to 35%. the president also wants to double current standard does he ductions aevrp keep dedictions for mortgage interest payments and charitable giving. >> we'll double the standard deduction so that married couple won't pay any taxes on owe the first 24,000 of income they earn. >> mean team the plan calls for a 15% corporate tax rate. down in the can't 35 he says could also be available to small businesses. >> we'll have a one time tax on overseas profits which will bring back trillions of dlars that are or shore to be invested here in the united states. >> so far, republicans and wall street appear pleased. the plan's principles will serve as a guide when congress negotiations tax reform and democrats argue the plan does not pay for itself and something

but the diver keeps getting closer and closer and this octopus is like step back,bo br don't make me do it. suddenly a batman move. smoky bomb, keep an eye in the background because he's like -- >> cool, man. this next video, 440 feet below australian waters and this is awesome. right on the end of that probe is a little bit of food. look at that one. there's always a bigger one out there. what's this? makes a grab for the food. another one out of nowhere, wraps him up. that was awesome. >> for us. >> all about survival of the fittest, who is the biggest, who is the strongest. in this case that one was. >> i honestly loved this video. i thought it was awesome. >> this episode of born different is titled the child who is made of glass. after you learn the story of little 6-year-old zo earthquae, going to understand how real that title is. >> zoe has broken countless bones. >> we stopped counting because it's pointless. >> she has brittle bones because of a genetic mutation. >> this is going to be really dangerous. children can be born with broken limbs. >> we were told it was a one in

. >> sunday br, uncheaster sunday.rated with family, will bailear >> i left my kids in l.a., so, i flew back here and i wished them a great easter. that was my easter. >> by the way, today's a holiday in boston. patriots day. the boston marathon is being run. explain to folks out there what this means. >> well, obviously, you know, it's a big deal for us around here. and, you know, more and more people -- it's funny, because will has run the boston marathon. >> 2003. >> and i haven't even run the boston marathon. >> would you ever run the marathon again? >> i don't know, i mean, i would drive it. i would get in a car and drive 26.2 miles. >> you did that on the way to work today. >> i did. no, i'm retired from my marathon days. >> you let it go? >> i let it go. but i will have to say, i ran three of them. boston, by far, was the best. >> yeah. >> just in terms of the energy. this is the most amazing race there is. >> right now, the two are running through scenes with their on-screen dad, lithgow play will's father and

br pretty severe. it's going to be holding on all trolley services between there for most part. we'll go back into the majors. we'll look at 95 at woodhain road. for the most part, travel speeds are doing pretty good. we're seeing water droplets on the lenses as well as the shiny roads. again, travel speeds are doing pretty good on woodhaven. we looked at the schuylkill expressway. 202, not bad. route 30 to the schuylkill expressway will take 11 minutes. i'll post the updates from the water main break on my social media. back to you. >> thank you. 5:18. >>> we'll get a lot of rain, some areas will get rain. >> let's find out when with meteorologist bill henley and the most action arrest forecast. >>> the rain in wilmington is drying out. clouds are overhead. there will be more rain developing. we're in the 50s right now. nobody is warm today. the wind is blowing to make it feel even chillier. low 50s for most of new jersey, clayton, washington township, voorheis. florence is 53. 51 for robins victville and hop township. the first line of showers, not a lot. there are downpours.

the journey usually starts with a br idea. that may be the easy part, by the way. then comes the truly hard work. but of course it can all pay off, and before you know it, that bright idea can turn into a billion-dollar venture. we begin tonight with two new york city entrepreneurs who had the bright idea to change what may seem like a dull concept, office space. both with tech backgrounds, they wanted to shake up the way leases work. and they're not only increasing flexibility for renters but for building owners as well. >> reporter: when they began renting out their extra new york city office space a few years ago, they didn't think it would turn into a business called no-tell. >> it was an accident, we didn't realize we were sitting on top of an explosive billions. >> reporter: in 15 months, they brought in $10 million. but starting it meant taking on a multinational, multibillion dollar company. >> we trying to decide if we had something unique to offer. >> reporter: some of the big boys are we work and regus. we work develops spaces for startups and individual

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so much so that the country is opening its first br themepark headed by its most famous movie directorsrst-hand experience from beijing. impossiblertually not to see the potential of virtual reality immersed in a deep space killing spree. >> it is a combination of a movie and game experience. >> all you are really doing is walking around the basement. >> this is freaky. >> the venture is cofounded by one of china's most renowned film visionaries who may transform some of his most iconic work into vr. >> as a movie director, this technology is significant. you can be very imaginative. you can see color in 360 degrees. you can even interact with it. it opens up a whole new world. >> they want to open a new industry of vr theme parks around china. this 10,000 square foot venue is a pilot project to a larger themepark to be built this year. >> it was to become the universal studios of china because does backed by a wealth of intellectual property. >> shipments will grow sixfold this year from last surpassing the u.s. to be the world number one market by 2019. as many of china's smartphone m

it opened less than three years ago as a home for the polo br d brand.e restructuring plan to save $140 million a year. the store closed in center city last month. the store was at bellevue and broad on walnut street for 27 years before it closed. >>> disney's "frozen" is a fan favorite still after all this time among kids everywhere. >> i'm hearing that song in my head. there's a viral video of two toddlers that's proof that can't be too young to be obsessed with the kids' musical. >> already showing signs of a future in hollywood. it's had more than 48 million views. the girls have seen the movie so times they can act out the scenes without watching the screen. the mom says she never thought it would go viral. . a lot of love right there in the room too. >> elsa would be so proud. >>> several new stories for 5 0 5:00. >> we'll turn it over. >> all new at 5:00, what we're about to tell you could alter the next trip to the shore. >> a bridge closed until further notice. what caused the closure and you'll have to dpet from town to town. >>> finally it fee

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they br >> this is a time to mourn, mourn and lift up one of our own. michelle: today the flag draped cassette carrying corporal ballard was moved to the funeral home. as soon as we get more information we will have an update on abc7. in the newsroom, michelle marsh, abc7 news. alison: a terrible loss. thank you. this is just in. david dao has settled with the airline. however, they are keeping the terms private. united put new policies in place. we know that after the incident. he of course was violently pulled off the flight. i will only call police for the security matters. its increasing the compensation for bumps to $10,000. united is also adding annual training for al >> north korea is putting the white house in the crosshairs. a new propaganda video circulating out there. more threats against the united states and the president specifically. meantime, senior u.s. navy officer running the military operations in the pacific says the crisis with north korea is the worst at any point he has ever seen. admiral harry harris jr. told a senate committee,

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. >> then you heard a crack, boom, our neighbor's old live oak tree fell down and br branches were flyingverything where. >> homeowner deposit want to talk on camera but told me off camera he was home when it came crashing down. >> it's greater than 150,000 worm of damage at this time. with the contents in the house that will increase all the contents will have to be stored while construction is done. >> restoration contractor christian larson says the tree pierced through the roof and into the ceiling in the home's top floor a rarity. >> it's very rare she sees the tree come completely through the house. >> what you're seeing in this bethesda neighborhood is more common. just minor root damage after a tree toppled down. >> in that same time frame a number of car crashes, wrecks, number of roads closed down and some of them major roadways such as connecticut avenue are affected or university boulevard or river road and things of that nature. but, again, good thing is no injuries. >> and just to echo that thankfully no injured tonight just a lot of work to cleanup this debris around this n

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if the answer is no then the options br are truly quite limited and none of them are good. none of those options are good. but it is my view at the end of the day we must do almost whatever it takes just about anything to prevent king junk unagainst the mainland of the united states of america. >> so what is the end game there, senator? is that removing all missiles? what would be the best possible outcome? >> i think the best possible outcome would be he walks away from his long range nuclear missile problem. in the middle of the country where you go that e-mail from and potentially washington d.c.. that is an unacceptable risk. that cannot happen and so the end game, the real one in terms of the show down was that he walks away from the long range missile program. if he continues to make testaments. >> senator, the ratcheting up about conversation of north korea that's been taking place is that because of the rhetoric or missile tests in north korea or as you understand it is north korea closer to to an intercontinental ballistic missile. >> there's no do you think they'r

crews called to the scene sheer brook circle wood br bridge. fire crews found a man unconscious in the apartment and he was pronounced dead a short time later. prince george homicide unit is now investigating. >> to prings george county fire crew president main on the scene ever a maceive apartment building working to put out hot spots 24 hours after the fire started. >> that building under construction and set to open in a matt acklander of months melanie alnwick is live with the latest. mel. >>> good morning, guys, as you can see they're still working on it behind me. we got here before 4:00 this morning and we continue to see continue eye us streams of water on the building and as the light comes up you can also see really just some of the structural damage there to the roof. but, the far stream of water that's where the fire started. and then it -- you can see all the way to end of building here they're working on this the entire roof itself and this covers one city block. and they're also concerned about the possibility of collapse because

the gallup poll, down 25 brs. he declared war on the freedom caucus.ow difficult is it going to be to do things like tax reform like he's talking about, like infrastructure? >> he is got to essentially stop making enemies. if he teaks the freedom caulk cushion and democrats at the same time, suddenly, he's attacking a majority in congress. and that would be a majority that he would be fighting. why fight a majority in congress. why not create a governing majority in congress? so, i think there's a point where he's picking too many fights. and if you pick too many fights you have too many enemies, and when you have too many enemies you can't get anything done. it goes back to he's got to figure out how to compartmentalize russia and building bridges to some sort of coalition on capitol hill. >> chuck, did you have north carolina, gonzaga in your final bracket? >> it's the first year that i didn't get a sing of the 14. two number one seeds, what kind of upsets -- who said that the march central. >> we will be watching "meet the press" this morning when c

in spite of that, br constructive on the investment story.do you think the price of the car will be? >> an average transaction price of $60,000. cory: that is more than $35,000. >> we think the kind of people who will order that car won't ok? the $35,000 version, so while they could technically deliver that, once it is speced up, the customer will come a very few will walk out at that entry-level price. that is more of an advertisement. cory: after the acquisition of solarcity, the impact of the sheet wouldrcity's hit the cash flow -- the cash flow statement would hit the cash flow burning tesla in a bad way. we saw that in the first quarter. how do you expect that to moderate? >> that will be up to them to prove, right? they have acquired another cash -consuming operation along with a sizable balance sheet, which adds even more financial leverage to the story. and a lot of investors thought we did not sign up for this. throughout the summer, and we were also on the sidelines as well as we digested it. right now, we have the cash consumption

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i mean, look, this is something that very often we've seen br k brinkmanship and partnership on capitol hill over these kinds of spending bills. that was not happening here in leadership on both the house and senate side. all my sources was talking to, republican, democrat, house, senate, everybody said they were basically on the same page working toward a basic ingredient. they were going to write full spending bills for some departments, others would have to continue on at their current levels of funding. then the president and his advisers said something more aggressively about this potential border wall, and that has thrown a wrench into things and made it a little more unpredictab unpredictable. democrats are not sure they want a headline that says they helped president trump fund a border wall, although it looks like they're looking for that headline to cap off their first 100 days in office, chris. >> thank you, kacie. >>> up next, new threats from north korea amid a highly pressured meeting near 100 days. how is president trump doing on foreign policy? we'll speak to a commander

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north korea, after president br barack obama told him. i think he wants to do something about it. you know, he would like to have chinese help, if that's at all possible. >> as we heard, it's important to remember mr. trump campaigned aggressively against china. here are some of the statements he made during the campaign trail. >> we can't continue to allow china to rape our country and that's what they're doing. it's the greatest theft in the history of the world, the greatest abuser in the history of this country. they can't imagine. they can't believe that they can get away with what's happening. china is responsible for nearly half of our entire trade deficit. they break the rules in every way imaginable. >> our senior international correspondence ivan watson is following the story live for us in seoul south korea. ivan, good to have you. u.s. allies from south korea to japan will be watching to see how this meeting goes with the president of china in there florida with the u.s. president donald trump. here is the question, though, will this new pressure play well with china.

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how did we reach the point br legos are banned? father-daught father-daughter dances are canceled? where centers are fighting in court to far biological males entering and not every race is a gender motivated hate crime as the judge put it in her ruling against the singer kesha who sued sony for her manager use using his authority over her. in my book, i argue this has been unfolding for decades. i trace it had the way back to the sexual revolution when it was beginning to be argued the differences between the sexes are the source of social inequity. if women could eradicate what makes us difference it could make us equal. the problem with this is it assumed there was something wrong with women and the male mold was what should be mirrored. i offer a quote from one man, an early self professed feminist, hugh hefner, he said the sexual revolution permitted women to be natural sexual beings as men are. that is where feminist should have been all along. play boy is the antidote to puritans. i helped sponsor the lower court cases that eventually led to row v wade. i was a feminist befo

attendant says "you stay out this" hit me bring it on passenger says you try that i'll knock you out brlight attendant says you rat sxlitive you don't know the story the passenger says you don't know what the story is you almost hurt a baby american airlines is investigating what happened on this flight. in a statement she said "we're dispointed by these actions. the american team member has been removed from duty while we immediately investigate this incident" the woman in the latest video decided to take a different flight according to american airlines. they say she was flying internationally. american also said they are upgrading the woman and her family to first class for the duration of their trip. in washington, i'm ellison barber, fox news. >> coming up we're going to talk politics and long-growing rise of issues that will be discussed as lawmakers return from spring break. >> you have tried the new unicorn frap cheap owe at starbucks. >> yes. >> i saw your nace i know you v many are enjoying. it it seems like sugar bomb to me. one barista is not enjoying it and wait until you h

after the br >> bret: this is a fox news alert, updating our top story. north korea has launched another missile. it was a testing of a former scud missile, apparently unsuccessful. broke up over the peninsula itself. official saying it was a medium range missile breaking up a couple of minutes after launch, about 25, we are told. comes the same day secretary of state rex tillerson went to the u.n. to urge new sanctions against the communist state. this is similar to previous launches, and it did not operate properly, we are told, by u.s. officials. the question is, was this another provocation by north korea and what comes next? we are waiting for more reaction from the white house. they are putting out statements through officials saying that they are going to continue to pressure china and other allies to pressure north korea to give up its ballistic missile and nuclear program. we'll bring you updated news and information here on fox. meantime, in politics news, for next senator jim commit retold will no longer be the head of the heritage foundation,

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first he goes after donna br braziel. passed apparently some questions from a debate to hillary. that shouldn't have been done. why is he going back after that? why is he going after hillary's performance in the debate? why is he going after susan rice? he's like an old deejay. he pulls out the old records from 20 years ago and plays them again. >> well, he's like the magician who's saying don't look over here. look over here. he's desperate to get everybody tody swrert their attention today. i do think susan rice -- >> let's watch that. as soon as reports about susan rice's roll in unmasking the names of trump associates emerge the, many republicans pounced. >> i believe susan rice abused the system, and she did it for political purposes. she needs to be brought in and questioned under oath. >> she did an interview 12 days ago. was she forthcoming in that interview, senator? >> i have no idea. but when it comes to susan rice, you flood to verify, not trust. >> susan rice is the typhoid mary of the obama administration foreign policy. every time something went wrong, she seemed t

states and those who profit off smuggling people across the border we'll once again make it clear to the brers of law enforcement that the trump administration has their back. secretary tillerson finished the meeting today ask is now in moscow for meetings with his russian counter part. it's part of our effort to maintain direct lines of communication with senior russian officials and to ensure that the united states views on the situation in syria counter terrorism efforts, north korea and other matters are clearly conveyed. we're open to strategic cooperation with russia when we can achieve a shared goal such as defeating isis, but we'll stand up for our interest and values when we do not see eye to eye. russia must honor the commitments it made in the nuclear forces treaty and other topics of international concern. secretary tillerson is going to make that clear during his visit. i also want to make it known that secretary mattis and the commander of central command will be giving a full briefing on the strike in syria that occurred today in the department of defense at 3:30. then at 4:0

. >> wolf, there there were very strong words br from the president. he's been signing executive orders now particularly this week as he heads into his final 100 days, his first 100 days. he received a setback last evening on the sanctuary city executive order that he signs just five days after taking office. that was an executive order to essentially penalize city who's shield illegal immigrants undocumented immigrants you know from immigration laws. but the president reacted very harshly to that ruling last evening. as we've seen him do time and time again going against the judge in particular. this was a judge who's from the state of california from the u.s. district court there. but this president going aggressively after him and vowing to take this all the way to the supreme court where he said he would win. but wolf, what it is, it's another example of the limits of presidential power. presidential authority here. the president has now gotten three examples of that, all on his immigration agenda. >> and as you know, the white house last night put

don't go around pranking people unless i'm on you tube, i'm a magician and don't do that unless it's i br double stick tape you instantly have a dummy out let and it's awesome at an airport. another one that's simple take toilet paper, unroll a little bit, spray a little bit of hairspray and roll it back up and the person can't find the end of the toilet paper? >> if you want to see more of his pranks go to today.com. sflo >>> the surprises not done. we have another good one up our sleeves. it is dylan dreyer's first day back here today and we imagine that you might be missing the little guy, that you might be missing little calvin. >> we decided maybe he should join mommy. >> oh, my god, he's here! >> oh, my god. hi! >> i also don't cry much. >> i gotta go, i gotta go. >> hi, baby. oh, my gosh. hi! how you doing? >> sorry, hi. >> i know. this is what it's like now. >> you know what? you still got to do pop start. can you just hold him and -- >> all right. we're going to prop him right up. >> we're going to prop him right here. >> we'll do pop start. >> are you going to help me with pop s

i think people need to eadthstand the depth and br of the relationship before we get into these micro-issues. when you get into an issue this large you will have differences at different times. softwood lumber has been one that has existed over many decades, and we have been able to find solutions and resolutions to that. unfortunately, our team who worked on this during the last administration -- i worked both in the harper government and trudeau government -- we were not able to resolve the softwood lumber situation, such that the agreement expired. just so everyone understands, this is a claim by industry that commerce department is executing upon. this is an industry claim, and very different in terms of the claims in the negotiations that take place in nafta. this is outside of nafta. i think they are conflating the two, which is unfortunate. scarlet: an important distinction to make, this is the industry's claim and the government is just passing this along, in effect. you mentioned the negotiations took place as you are ambassador. what were the biggest sticking points, what was it th

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