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bryan, thanks for the reporting.e sure to tune in tomorrow for harris falkner's town hall america, live at 8 p.m. eastern. you won't want to miss our town hall with bernie sanders, bret may baier and martha mccallum. >> new information on efforts to get julian assange to the united states and face justice. a horrific crime at the mall of america. a man allegedly threw a child off a third floor balcony. we'll tell you the condition of that young man. it's springtime. if case you haven't gotten the memo, where they're digging out from a major snowstorm. we've got the high winds and gusty rain and you have the polls and then you have galloping wires. ♪ limu emu & doug mmm, exactly! liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice! but uh, what's up with your partner? oh! we just spend all day telling everyone how we customize car insurance because no two people are alike, so... limu gets a little confused when he sees another bird that looks exactly like him. ya... he'll figure it ou

tonight correspondent bryan llenas takes a look at what some of them are promising to do. >> bryan: we have reparations, education, health care and prison reform. >> this week black voters hear directly from the 2020 democratic presidential hopefuls at the national action network convention in new york. a first former texas congresswoman -- congressman beto o'rourke and entrepreneur w yang. >> i like beto. i thought you had wonderful ideas. >> front and center for o'rourke issue suppression. >> once we sign into law a new voting rights act so that every single american vote counts. >> san antonio secretary talked about his new unveiled immigration plan which calls for decriminalizing illegal entry across the border. >> i don't buy the b.s. that women and children and families coming to southern border pose a national security threat. >> bryan: also at the forefront the growing wealth gap. white house holds on average ten times more wealth than black families. the solution, a thousand dollars a month to every american for life. >> this will be hundreds of billions of dollars to the afri

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see, this is what we love about luke bryan. >> he is the best. he is the best.aking of great performances like there were at the acms. this is beyonce at coachella last year performing and now she's rolling the dice on a new netflix documentary that's taking the bey hive behind the scenes of her iconic performance at the music festival. here's everything we know so far about beyonce's homecoming. ♪ today beyonce blessed fans with this 1:25 sneak peek of her new doc. in it we see beyonce looking loofingly at jay-z, 7-year-old blue ivy nailing her mama's choreography. >> coachella, thank you for allowing me to be the first black woman to headline coachella. ♪ who runs the world >> the documentary directed by queen bey herself drops next wednesday, april 17th. the significance of that date? it's in the middle of this year's two coachella weekends. it was a one of a kind performance but i'm willing to bet that one day, once those babies are all grown up, beyonce may make her way to vegas for a sin city residency. for now, this town is filled with the biggest music s

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that attack left giant's fan bryan stow permanently disabled. stow has since become and anti-bullying advocate. he says he feels sad for reyna and his family (grant) a big story tonight... another horse died at the santa anita race track in arcadia yesterday a horse was euthanized -- after a fall.(vicki) it's the 23rd death at the track just since december. kandiss crone has the story. aaron gryder/ jockey:"anytime something goes awry were all saddened by it."monday morning training got off to a gloomy start at the santa anita race track following the death of yet another horse.(nats)cell phone video captured the moments two horses fell in sunday's race.one was not hurt, but sadly, "arms runner" suffered a broken leg and had to be put down.daniel barcenas was in shock as he recorded the video.daniel barcenas/videographer:"you know it broke our heart right there. our hearts sank."this is the 23rd horse death at the race track si santa anita re-opened on friday after nearly a month-long closure to implement new regulations antim coo, the stronach

reported dave bryan is in with on his rare california visit. >> reporter: veronica the president right now is at a fundraiser. he is having a few blocks from where we are. i want to set the scene, these are anti-fascism protesters who have been here today protesting the visit of president trump. there were also chubb supporters here who came to cheer him on. we had people from both sides and everything was peaceful, no one was hurt or any fighting and screaming. the president as i said is a couple of blocks from here holding a fundraiser where tickets range up to $150,000 per person. that is if you want to sit in on a roundtable with president trump. of course california is not one of his favorite places. this is the third time he's been here since he took office.h hirsterm and orat doesn't often visit but with a prospect of making a lot of money for his 2020 campaign, that is the reason the president is here. so far so good, the president is at the event and will be flying from here to las vegas. we're live in beverly hills i'm dave bryan, liz and veronica back to you. >>> governor ga

eric buskey is the current bryan police chief.e department back then, but says the suspect told investigators that he and kristen had a fight over drugs. >> she got angry when he substituted aspirin for cocaine, and she went off in a rage when that occurred. >> i think he told them some story about how it had been the drug deal that had gone bad, and so i was crying rape. >> after the attack, police charged him with unlawful restraint, a misdemeanor. the next day, kristen and her dad went to the bryan police department to find out why her attacker wasn't charged with something more serious. >> i was furious. because i had thought in this moment that i survived, i survived. this is it. this guy is going down. >> she met with a detective who asked her questions. lots of them. >> i had bruises all up and down my throat. i couldn't swallow. and then at one point in time, the detective asked me to place my hands on my own throat. which even then, like, psychologically that was even traumatizing. >> why would he want you to do that? >>

following this logic, bryan?> for those of you who are not part of her you are, what a way to express yourself. i've done a lot of interviews with people who have done pole dancing to gain confidence. at think it is a one-way ticket to success. a lot -- for me i tried to remote area able to pick up out of know muc confidence i'm going to have this week and just talking abou cold dancing. >> let me know how that turns out. maybe you can do that on fox an friends. it is years -- is hard to get the pole dancing air -- in. in rtthe spirit of earth we, i have. these people are so cold and have a six on the earth you actually save it. you can call the new green fiel field. [indiscernible] >> looks like a bit dairy -- a very dark plays. i do want to go there. theyaw claim this will raise awareness of the environment because you become one with it. >> really? roman to follow up on this. i will give you my take on that number two, b the next generati are actually having sexual relations but if you have for their passion a

bryan llenas, thank you. eric: another democrat making it official today, mayor pete buttigieg announcing his run for president and he did so at rally in hometown of south bend, indiana, where he's, of course, the mayor. riding a wave of growing popularity in already large field of presidential democratic hopefuls, going from relative unknown to a recent polls has been in third place, some seeing him as a very serious contender. >> my name is pete buttigieg. [cheers and applause] >> they call me pete. i'm a proud son of south bend, indiana and i am running for president of the united states. eric: mayor pete made it officially hopefully in his view to become president pete, hi, mike. >> the crowd here in south bend was excited out here, they pioneered a new three word, paul gigot, -- pete buttigieg. there's restrictions, reproductive rights, the security for the united states did not impact violence an greatest security of threat to the united states is climate change. moments he spoke about moving forward, t

bryan stevenson says this has to happen at a community by community level.m all for sheila jackson lee is a bill that would set up a reparations commission. i was signed into law in a heartbeat but i want to make sure that in every community at every level come here in the commonwealth of virginia perhaps especially, that we ready to have that conversation person-to-person, eyeball to eyeball, just like we are doing in this room right now. i'm convinced if we do that, we will form the consciousness and the political will to take the action necessary, to repair the damage done, repair the root of the word reparation, and to stop visiting that injustice on future generations. thank you for asking the question. really appreciate it. >> i know there are some hands of the i'm really sorry i don't have time for these two left. >> i'm -- haven't met yet. i'm here to ask a question, expressed concern about the way give a talk about mental health. you know our core human rights, civil rights demand and we don't want to be locked up in institutions, and we want to con

buildings shredded in bryan, texas. northeast of austin wednesday, this truck overturning, stuck in a flooded median. good samaritans banding together, flipping that vehicle over and freeing the young driver trapped inside. and another look a d pele in th tom. this storm on the move. >> incredible those guests survived that. marcus, thank you. let's get right over to rob marciano here in new york, tracking it all. and rob, these storms are going to make major trouble for the whole east coast. >> reporter: yeah, it's not reaching up into the northeast, but the core right now is across the gulf coast. so, let's show you where the action is. plowing through new orleans and little buck si earlier today. mobile, pensacola. now you are under a tornado watch. it will push through atlanta overnight. the low strengthening across the ohio valley. the mid-atlantic will get the vie veer threat tomorrdelare neyoneut a in quk-moving syste tom? >> all right, rob, thank you. >>> we want to turn to politics now, and a big story in the r

kristin fisher with the breaking news from president trump but we start with bryan llenas, the first initial fund-raiser, good evening, brian shannon, good evening former vice president joe biden spoke for about 15 min suburban philadelphia at the hoe of a wealthy democratic mega donor and comcast executive. the fact is joe biden might have front runners status but joe needs dough and he needs it fast, robust small donor database and buy it and targeting wealthy corporate donors early on to catch up with senator bernie sanders who leads the pack with more than $20 million in the bank. in a conference call with donors yesterday come up bite and reportedly noted he would be judged how much money he is able to raise in the first 24 hours. >> i don't know that he has to be better than bernie sanders. what he has to do is demonstrate that you can raise big bucks very quickly. and i would imagine that part of the delayed announcement is making sure that you have the funders lined up. >> bryan: bernie sanders already sending a fund-raising email tonight, subject line, joe biden touting his

but buttigieg isn't just bryan-level cool.bragging about. >> he ran for mayor at 29 years old in a place "newsweek" labeled, "a dying city." he wne things to turned around housing in the area. he has done things with pedestrianizing the city. >> he transformed an old factory into a business park. he raised the minimum wage for city employees, and now he is working on a paid family leave plan. >> trevor: okay, first of all, can we just acknowledge how mean it is that someone made a list of the top 10 most-decaying cities? that's heartless. that's like "people" magazine doing an issue on the world's most un(bleep) meth addict. why would you do that? i mean, it's a great way for scabby greg to get his name out there, but still, people, not cool. this guy has a pretty impressive resume, though. as mayor, he's done many things. an to dismiss buttigieg as just some small-town mayor who is too young to be commander in chief. but according to him, he sees his age as an advantage. >> i belong to the generation that provided a lot of th

bryan llenas, fox news.n's 2016 presidential campaign is leading a group to oust supreme court justice brett kavanaugh from a summer teaching gig at a satellite cam us in england because of the misconduct allegations that created such a firestorm during his nomination hearing. gillian turner has more from washington. >> reporter: justice kavanaugh will head to the u.k. this summer to teach a course at george mason university's overseas law school. summertime academic assignments have over the years become a standard pastime for supreme court justices. but the news of kavanaugh's hiring announced at the end of march in the school's undergraduate newspaper has set gmu's fairfax, virginia, campus alight with controversy. on thursday a coalition of 26 victims add advocacy groups prevailed on congress to take action to stop kavanaugh's summer teaching appointment writing, quote with: serious questions remain about whether justice kavanaugh lied to the senate, with whether he sexually assaulted the women who credi

join me, bryan suits, purple heart and all welcome back suity by. >> buenos noches. >> mi amor. >> let'sthe constitution said that that he was legitimate leader but now they strip him of parliamentary immunity,. kennedy: what happen then, is he taken to a prison and we never see them again. >> i don't think they have the mar act as -- maracas to do that, but i could see him being exiled. he is called for a mega-protest saturday 11 a.m. in caracas, he hey not have that much time, and you know the chinese flew within 50 people liberation army soldiers in their sunday, now have you russia, not mercenaries, you have uniform russia troops on ground, in venezuela, now chinese, everyone who has a piece of venezuela debt. kennedy: what is this vietnam. >> they are there in uniform on ground, at invitation of venezuela government. kennedy: of course. >> if you are angela merkel and donald trump and you recognize juan guaido as leader. kennedy: are china and russia trying to force u.s. to a conflict. >> they are trying to set the stakes where like we took your military option off chess board, you

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>> shepard: thanks, bryan llenas, a florida man has returned.lorida man happens to be a millionaire with a private island and also a problem with the police. but first, the british iron man showing off his toy. the inventor and former royal marine demonstrating his jet suit at an air base in england. he claims it can travel up to 50 miles an hour. there's word he had been in talked about providing his jetpack to british and u.s. military forces. they reportedly cost about $400,000 each. just days after buying a private idea -- -i call it my comfortable future plan. -it's our confident forever plan. -welcome to our complete freedom plan. -it's all possible with a cfp professional. ♪ -find your certified financial planner™ professional at letsmakeaplan.org. >> shepard: just days after buying a private island for $8 million in the florida keys, cops say a florida man tried to rip off a k-mart. rick leventhal have here with that. >> it's not just the stuff he allegedly stole, but it's the way that cops say he drew it. >> shepard: who is that? >> and

that's right bryan and let me break this down a little bit because it is very confusing the spending issue that president trump talks about all the time what he really means is that he wants european allies to spend more on their own militaries because need only has a very tiny administrative budget but it's made up of the collective militaries of its twenty nine allies so the mark by which it's measured is how much countries spend of their g.d.p. on their own defense and it's true that the united states spends far more on defense than any european country some of them are spending truly only a little bit over one percent so he does have a point and that's something that nato allies wish he would just make and consider when he has forced them to spend more on defense but they would like to move on and talk about other issues and in fact that's one reason why this this event is not at the head of state level because they didn't want president trump am seeing it and talking about nothing but spending what nato would really like for this birthday is some appreciation for wrinkles and al

i bryan thomas thanks so much for joining us with concerns growing that britain could exit the e.u. without an agreement the german chancellor is heading to ireland today the only use state with a land border with britain ireland's economy could take the biggest hit from any possible disorderly breck's in germany's very concerned about the security situation there as well in london prime minister theresa may is holding more talks today with opposition leader labor leader jeremy corbyn in a new push for a compromise on that she needs to present a plan to ease leaders by april the ten after they rejected her request for a brief extension may and or been met yesterday but corman said more work needs to be done to find common ground. we have. discussion hasn't been as much change as i expected but we are continuing to have some discussions tomorrow morning explore some of the technical issues surrounding it. and the meeting was useful but inconclusive. a new round of crisis talks today in london and on america or in ireland for perspective let's bring in our correspondent bigg boss in t

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but after cadaver dogs found the scent of human remains in chris' car, detective bryan wallace wasn't what happened the night she disappeared is total bull [ bleep ]. >> reporter: wallace pushed him for the truth. >> how did it happen? did she fall? she did. was she drunk as [ bleep ]? what happened? >> that's exactly it. we're struggling over the phone, only this time we're outside on the steps. and she lost her footing, and she fell and hit the step, and i heard the crack. >> he said they were struggling over a cell phone. she slipped, fell backwards and hit her head and died. >> reporter: did you believe this new story? >> no, no. no way. >> reporter: finally, chris admitted heather was dead but insisted it was only an accident. still, the most important evidence was missing -- heather's body. chris told detectives he dumped her at a gas station. police went there, found nothing and checked security cameras. >> they've got videos from the last 15 days. they have looked at everything from 10:00 a.m. till 4:00 a.m., and your car never even pulls on the lot. >> reporter: chris then ch

the giants fan, bryan stow was viciously attacked by two men in the parking lot as he visited l.a. from the bay area. stow suffered a severe brain injury that left him permanently disabled. the attacker sanchez and norwood plead guilty, sent to federal prison. they were also ordered to pay a part of the multi-million dollar judgment against the dodgers. >>> the search is on for a man who stabbed someone with the sword in san francisco while wearing a make america great again hat. it happened just before 10:00 last night near the church of eight wheels roller skating rink on filmore street. the suspect allegedly slashed the victim acrossed his wrist and hand. no word on what led to the altercation. the victim is expected to recover the suspect ran off. >> and that will change the theme too, what is happening around the state. the main spillway is about to go back online. it has been restored to full functionality. on tuesday they plan to send structure down per second and that is after extensive repairs to the dam costing more than a billion dollars. the main spillway crumbled durin

. >>> for some, this attack reminds them of bryan stow. he nearly died in the parking lot when two dodgers fans beat him up. he suffered permanent brain damage. his attackers received eight and four years in prison. stow lives with his parents in cap tola. he helps run the bryan stow foundation. >>> a video shows the moment a 6.2 quake hits the coast of ecuador. you can see the shaking clearly there. no one was hurt. and no major damage is being reported. 6:23 right now. >>> city hall and several city offices will be closed in observance of cesar chavez day. it is traditionally held march 31st. many marched to honor the late leader. and the blue card bill would pave the way for farm work stories become american citizens. many residents say it will provide relief for thousands of farm workers. . >>> and this morning, two women who were set to make history will talk about the plans being scrapped for the first ever all-fema spacewalk. >> gnaws said space suits wouldn't be ready in time. mcclain is scheduled to perform her first spacewalk nex

i've studied the bryan brothers for quite some time. >> have you?'re the perfect doubles team. >> prince harry takes on fortnite and he is not playing. >>> coming up, a health alert. a measles outbreak at a northern california hospital. and the warning for patients. >>> plus, giants home opener, we're live at oracle park where fans could be >>> good morning. 6:00 a.m. on this friday, april 5th. >> all eyes on the skies if you're going to oracle park late they are afternoon. let's check in with meteorologist lisa argen about the rain forecast. >>> hey there, jessica, reggie. our cold front is still offshore. you can see we have more green from the north bay right along the coast. it's wet for you, highway 1, san rafael and mill valley. and also down into san francisco, this is where the front is going to push through and then it moves through the morning hours. we're looking at the showers to start out, rainy and breezy through noontime. an isolated shower throughout the afternoon. a 1 on our storm impact scale. sue? >> if you normally take the larks

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say johnson and flores of daily city were breaking into vehicles at a parking garage last week on bryan street near an apple store. police caught the 18 year olds as they were trying to leave and stolen property was returned. >>> investors will keep an eye on reports from tesla and facebook. they're due out this afternoon. as we take a look at the big board, seeing how the dow is doing with about 45 minutes to go and the dow is down 15 points. >>> parents are having a tough time cutting the cord. 50% of parents are sacrificing their retirement funds to support their adult children and that includes from paying cell phones to car costs. >>> a study suggest that popular e-cigarettes may be contaminated did dangerous toxins. that's in addition to nicotine and other products. there were traces of inflammatory bacteria and 81% had signs of fungal contamination and exposure to those toxins is associates with asthma and reduced lung function. >>> another new study suggests that many kids don't know what they're vaping or how addictive it can be. researchers at stony brook children's hospital s

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you would think the bryan brothers answer arena were red -- serena were ready to play.his place has a buzz thanks to champions of tennis, golden gate park, our city. this facility is going to undergo a $27 million renovation starting almost today. it will transform this 125-year-old site, yes, we have been playing tennis since the 1890s. they have hosted billie jean king. so many more. this place is called the cradle of champions. one champion who i want to focus on is alice marble. an outspoken advocate for de segregation of american tennis. de segregation of this court came to the first african-american player to compete in the grand slam event in 1950. the tennis community continues to grow and she played here. [applause.] when we opened the doors on the lisa and doug goldman tennis center in late 2020, our department is going to continue to strive to provide more opportunities for active play, to continue to encourage the next generation so that they can become the next serena williams while providing more diverse recreation activities for everyone. thank you. when

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bryan llenas gets my vote. he's live in newark, new jersey. hey, bryan. >> hey, arthel.r cory booker launched his first official campaign event in the middle of newark in military park, a park that he helped revitalize during his seven years as mayor of new jersey's largest city. today there were hundreds of people here for the event, and there were many speakers, including the new jersey democratic senator bob menendez as well as new jersey's governor phil murphy and cory booker's own mother, introduced him on to the stage. booker launched his two-week national campaign tour called justice for all. he spoke a lot about making the government more just for minorities, particularly reforming the criminal justice system and legalizing marijuana federally, in a bid to end mass incarceration. african-americans are incarcerated at five times the rate as whites. and despite similar drug use, rates -- despite the similar drug use rates, blacks are six times more likely to be imprisoned for drug offenses. >> a system so deeply baked with bias that it ruthlessly discriminates agai

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. >> luke bryan more than happy to be the third wheel during blake and gwen's date night at craig's inght, but here's what you didn't see. gwen's outfit. we see you there, gwen, with the fishnets and cowboy boot/heels hybrid. they're not really boots, though, they're boots sandals. >> i see you gwen. >>> meanwhile, their good friend kelly clarkson is seeing pink. as the voice of moxy in her animated movie "ugly dolls." when i sat down with kelly, it brought back another ugly time in her life. this is technically your first lead role. >> yes. >> since -- >> from justin to kelly -- no, yeah, that was the worst thing ever. but, um, i was contractually obligated to do that one. this one i volunteered. i feel smarter already. >> "ugly dolls" is about acceptance but kelly's 4-year-old couldn't accept that her mama was in the movie. >> pretty much crushed her dreams of, like, she didn't realize i was explaining to her, because she was confused. like, you know, like how elsa and anna, there's a person that plays elsa and anna. and i didn't get what i was doing. >> you didn't do that. >> i did

. >> we'll see performances by kelly clarkson, blake shelton, luke bryan and miranda lambert who willg a immediamedley o famous hits. reba will perform a song from her new album. >> it's a song called "freedom." >> could the song be about her new boyfriend skeeter? >> it's about a woman finding love after all of the bad relationships she had been in, and loving you feels like freedom. >>> coming up, more from -- >> "e.t." in vegas. >> country stars arrive in sin city. we're with maren morris after getting rejected by "the voice" and "idol." >> sometimes it pays to take the long way. >>> plus -- ♪ back street's back all right >> bsb breaking news after saying bye-bye to their show on the strip. >>> and our day at disney with avengers. how they became a real life superhero for these fans. >> they're like, who are you? thor? >>> first, the discovery channel is in egypt and we have an exclusive sneak peek at a two-hour live event they have planned for sunday night. >> doctor, we're standing next to what looks like the entrance to one of the tombs. is that right? >> this is the big surpris

>> melissa: bryan llenas, thank you.or kirsten gillibrand becoming the latest 2020 democratic presidential candidate to apologize for previously-held positions. the new york city democrat confronting past efforts to block benefits for undocumented immigrants and to set up english as the official language. jill brand suggesting those fuse delicate views stem from having a largely public and district in the house. >> when i was a member of congress from upstate new york i was focusing on priorities by district. i recognize some of my views need to change. they were not thoughtful enough and didn't care enough about people outside of the original upstate new york district that i represented. for people who aspire to be president, i think it's really important that you are able to admit when you're wrong and that you are able to grow and learn and listen. >> melissa: this coming after a string of apologies from several other 2020 hopefuls. let's bring in james pencil, boston globe political reporter. james, the problem with

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we have luke bryan joining us, bobby bones will be on the streets. 100,000 people each night in the streetsn nashville watching the draft. there is great interest. yes, you're going to be fine. you're going to be entertained as well as informed when you watch our broadcast. >> and, look, i love talking to robin about this because she knows every little bit of sports. inside and out. and i don't. she's a great teacher. abc is your home for the nfl draft. live coverage with robin roberts starts live at 5:00 p.m. and continues tomorrow and saturday. we should note "jeopardy" and "wheel of fortune" will air at 10:00 and 10:30 because of the draft. so either stay up or set your dvr. >> i wonder if fudgy mcgehee is having an nfl draft party. >> i hear he does a nice dip. that will be good. >> maybe we'll have to go hang out. >> when you find him, let me know. >> quick question. did you ask her about larry beil -- >> larry mcgehee? i did. i asked her if she knew larry beil. she said absolutely, and she gave her -- gave his famous sai i text larry beil he texts back, new phone, who this? >> sounds