burton, thank you for your time. guest: thank you for having me. >> douglas shaw will be on the washington journal tomorrow discussing the latest iran nuclear negotiations. and then looking at the republican house and senate edge it plans. -- senate budget plans. and then -- talk about president obama and then as well you. washington journal live sunday. >> in his weekly address president obama talks about the red alledge as attorney general and the vote in the senate. -- has the republican response. president obama: one of the most important positions in the government is the attorney general. it has been almost four months since i nominated the red alledge in this position. she has distinguished herself as a tough, fair attorney. as the u.s. attorney for the eastern district of new york she successfully prosecuted the terrorists who planned to bomb the new york subway and federal reserve bank. she has settled -- many settlements for those who have been wronged. she has jailed some of new york cost violent monsters

burton, congratulations on your career. find it depressing the fact that you have to sresinvestigate incidents that srhave occurred and not had any intelligence on matters where you could have protected people. i'm concerned about these guys that are going over to foreign countries, former soldiers, and fighting with different groups against isis. do you have any comments on that that? thank you and have a good weekend. guest: thank you for those kind words. i failed to mention that the state department in domestic assignments have special agents assigned at various field offices around the country and part of their job is to do protection here domestically on visiting dignitaries and conduct passport and visa fraud. many are signed to the task forces around the nation. but your concern nor the foreign fighters is a real one. that is factored into the threat matrix overseas as you protect diplomats and one of the issues that domestically we face but is a huge challenge trying to keep track of american passport holders that

right now we are going live to columbus ohio, where we find robert burton. robert, it looks like maryland may not make it to the sweet 16. robert: yeah, you are right kimberly, not looking too good. a couple of big injuries and turnovers. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: the key to tonight's game against west virginia was surviving the full-court press. they did that well in the first half, but in the second half not as well. the terps go down 69-59, a total of 23 turnovers. senior dez wells had eight of those by himself. also, melo trimble left the game with a head injury. not exactly sure what happened, but he did on the fastbreak. he sat on the bench, put his head in a shoulders. his mom came down to the bench to see what was wrong. a tough night for the terps. virginia had trouble against michigan state, never recovering. michigan state with the 52-44 lead late in the game. tony bennett put things in perspective after the game. >> it just leaves that feeling that you wish you could have taken it furt

robert burton is in columbus, getting ready to go courtside.he will be bringing you the complete wrap up tonight on abc news at 11:00. new tonight, a warning for military service members here at home. the defense department is taking action after a group that link itself to isil published a hit list online. they posted names, pictures, and home addresses of more than 100 military members. the message, quote, kill those listed. >> i worry that this increasing sophistication by these islamic terrorist organizations to manipulate social media to their own ends is a very worrying trend. kimberly: the department of defense said it has contacted all the families listed, mostly air force and navy. it has also warned all military family members and their families to limit what they post on social media. a new round of coalition air strikes against islamic state targets in iraq and syria. the pentagon released this video of strikes. targets included isil personnel vehicles, and cachet's of explosives and weapons. today we also learned britain will join

robert burton is there and he has more from the coach. robert: in march it is all about survival, and that is exactly what the terps did, they survived, avoiding the upset by 13th seed valparaiso, to advance to the next round. >> no game is easy. we watch the games yesterday. we knew this game was not going to be easy. >> this is a big win. it's a really big win. coach says the first game is always the hardest. it's good to get the win and survive. now we just have to keep playing. robert: we will hang out here a couple days and wait for the terps to take on west virginia sunday. in columbus, ohio, robert burton, abc 7 sports. tim: the terrapins will play west virginia. mountaineers beat buffalo. phillips hits the three ball game, set, match. now they have a date with maryland sunday. the virginia cavaliers had a tough time with belmont. you hear that, leon, belmont. but they had a nice game from justin anderson. they get past belmont, 79-67. the cavaliers play michigan state sunday for a right to go to the sweet 16. baseball fans, the na

robert burton has the latest on maryland and their matchup. robert: valpo is a team that you cannot look past, 13-3 in the league. the terps trying to get back to what maryland used to be, back to back final four appearances in the early 2000's. senior leader dez wells is telling the young guys to cherish this. >> this is something we want to be up to last and joke about in 30 years. robert: there has already been talk about a possible sweet 16 matchup with kentucky wildcats. however, mark turgeon says we need to take this one day at a time. robert burton, abc 7 sports. tim: some bracket busters, a great first day. there was one overtime, four upsets, and a lot of headshaking by the so-called experts. georgia state coming back from 12 down. hunter, the coach son, knocks down the game-winner. georgia state up stats -- upsts baylor. uab-iowa state. uab upsets the cyclones, 60-59. and baseball fans, the nationals and tigers got into a great pictures duel. gio gonzales, and sanchez each only gave up two hits in the game. scoreless game, stopped af

burton from the rec and park department and mr. rafa from presidio trust we will follow up with you and work with supervisor farrell on some of the great ideas from the young people and thank you very much to catherine and stephanie from supervisor farrell's office for being here. i wanted to mention one point they think the youth commissioner rosa chin hit the nail on the head with a recommendation that we have equity with policies like this and looking at the southeast neighborhoods, soma, the various areas where i think there is an inequality of access to outdoor activities and the others that recommended the scholarships to be expanded, how we work with rec and park and the school district and others to ensure they're real and to the community reps and the larkin street and meta and the others i think really great partnerships with community, not just the government agencies, but with the community organizations as well, but i want to say thank you for opening our eyes and the door to a longer conversation and then the young pe

burton from the rec and park department and mr. rafa from presidio trust we will follow up with you and work with supervisor farrell on some of the great ideas from the young people and thank you very much to catherine and stephanie from supervisor farrell's office for being here. i wanted to mention one point

robert burton joins us live from columbus, ohio, to tell us what went wrong, robert?ert: yeah, just soaking it all in here. sad night here in columbus ohio. but there is still hope with other teams. and we'll talk maryland terps and u.v.a. and of course we'll talk georgetown. we'll recap it for you. that's coming up next. in sports. >> and now the toyota sports desk. brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: and we are live here in columbus, ohio, with the terps. but before we get into that, we'll talk about georgetown. they definitely had a battle with the utah utes tonight. let's throw up the full scoreboard right here. the final for this one 75-64. georgetown isn't able to make it to the sweet 16. one bright spot, l.j. peak had 18 points. however, that wasn't enough. it was all about the defense tonight. it was a game of runs. here's after the game. >> was disappointing. when your season comes to an end. like everything. it's sudden. it's fast. we have five or six seniors in that locker room that have played their last game wearing this uniform. it's dif

former intelligence official fred burton has been studying a turf war in mexico between two drug cartelsy guards called the zetas and the more traditional gulf coast cartel. >> what most people don't realize when you're looking at the border is that there are certain portions that are not controlled by the mexican government. and the area of falcon lake was directly controlled by the zetas, and this was a very strong smuggling corridor for them. >> reporter: so you believe this was mistaken identity? >> clearly, all evidence indicates that this was a case of mistaken identity based on the tactical intelligence i've seen surrounding the case. >> the most likely scenario is, david and tiffany hartley had wandered into a drug war and were mistaken as the enemy. >> reporter: zapata county sheriff siggy gonzalez believes the hartleys not only wandered into a war but had arrived on the mexican side of falcon lake at the exact moment a cartel was about to move a large amount of marijuana. up on a bluff, the spotters, his sources told him, caught the first glimpse of a possible glitch in the dru

burton. i find it unfortunate that you have to investigate incidences that have occurred and you don't have the intelligence on matters where you could have rejected these people. i am concerned about these guys that are going over to foreign countries, former soldiers, and fighting with different groups against isis. you have any comments on that, thank you and have a good weekend. guest: thank you for the kind words. in essence, the state department and domestic assignments, they have special agents that are assigned to different things in the country, and part of their job is to do protection domestically, visiting dignitaries, these fraud, and many are assigned to joint task forces around the nation. your concern for the foreign fighters is very much a real one. in essence, that is factored into the threat matrix overseas as you protect diplomats. it is an issue that we face domestically. it is a challenge to try and keep track of passport holders that have traveled abroad and perhaps ker

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neil: on that thought good to know ringling brothers barnum & bailey elephant can get work, tim burton to direct a live action first of dumb bo, this -- dumbo. big with cinderella live, and big announcement that world is getting a frozen 2 -- no. i don't' to hear that stock again, did they not see the glynn stonesflinstones movie kwraba yabba daba don't. >> dumbo is about a baby el elephant who has trouble in the circus if he brings his dark vision what is he doing putting dumb in bad braces, i think that peta is already weighing in. neil: what is happening money to be made. in these pictures, moving over from animation to real, right? >> yes i disagree with his on this frozen brought in a billion dollar at dock office, and a billion in revenue merchandiseing disney should keep casting out the net if dumbo is a flop so be it. i have seen full trailer for cinderella at orlando this is going to be a huge hit my wife and i loved it we're have not been to a disney movie in ages. >> you talk about that movie we're talking about dumbo. >> i -- you know they going to do bambi takes on the nra

students that are off track and the school approve the letters before we accepted them anti unusual at burton or former mayor willie brown for families to come to counseling outside the school this is the third year from 2012 we had only a few families that participateed and there's 47 last i couldn't tell year this school year in the fall 81 and having two more sessions this spring that took advantage of that. >> so that concludes our pay attention i think this is a further example of the incredible collaboration between c and i secondary is the dawn of a new era for the support in the various strategy way in support of our strategy goals of the program. >> we have one public speaker then move into questions from my colleagues once we'll move back to our marcie. >> commissioner fewer so thanks for the presentation and thanks for staking so late i know it is really late so, yeah so i example i have a question about page 8 the recovery credit so the timeframe 3 hundred and 16 students we had it looks like for the graduating class of 2014 that would have been 2013-2014 timeframe >> seen some su

while we miss him sitting here, there is nowhere else robert burton would rather be then in columbus, ohio, following the hometown team. robert: madness on top of madness. we will talk a little georgetown , and of course we will talk about the terps from last night where the wa >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: we are live in columbus, ohio, where the terps are preparing for west virginia after a 65-62 victory over valparaiso last night. in christ time, seconds left in the game, -- crunch time seconds left in the game, the terps hold on for the three-point win. we caught up with a man of the hour after the game. >> we were up three and we just try to take away all the threes. i have been envisioning this moment my whole life, so being able to actually have it happened is amazing. robert: portland, the hoyas survived eastern washington. next up is utah, a five seed. just like georgetown, they smell blood. here is john thompson iii. >> you enjoy winning when the moment is over. we are still in the moment. if we have any other mentali

news has confirmed that tim burton will redirect the live-action reimagining of the disney 1941 animateds released four years ago. >> burton produced and co-wrote "the nightmare before christmas.” directed "alice in wonderland" about five years ago. and this new live action version of dumbo is still in development. we're far from a release date. don't know what this would look like. his stuff is kind of dark. >> dark but i'm curious. >> how are you going to make it live? >> and "dumbo" really dark. >> maybe it won't be. >> maybe it won't be. >>> coming up here, robbing the cradle. hollywood leading ladies opting for younger men when it comes to their love lives. this one feels fantastic for me... and combined ah it's a completely new sensation for us both it's opened up a whole new door for us i've come to clean your pool but we dont have a pool i'll come in anyway next week i'm going to be a maid ky yours and mine now discover our exclusive line at k-y.comthank you for calling colonial penn life insurance company. i'm glad i was able to help you today. hi, my name is jonathan lawson and

. >> and i'm robert burton. coming up in sports free agent demarco murray jumping around the nfc east. details on that. plus u.v.a. kicked off conference tourney play as georgetown prepares for some big east action. that and more as >> you have 15 minutes left to get your legal questions answered tonight. chris pabst is in the "7 on your side" help center where the phones are ringing. chris? >> well, "7 on your side" tonight. just call 703-236-9220. we're going to be here for another 15 minutes until 6:30 to answer your legal questions. we have 10 attorneys that have been busy here for the last hour and 15 minutes answering your questions. whether it's civil, immigration, criminal, workers compensation, whatever your questions are give us a call. you have 15 more minutes. we are here to answer your questions to tell you what your next steps may be or perhaps, where you may have to start. because 7 is on your side. >> tonight, we're learning more about the service members killed in a helicopter crash off the flor

went in as a fresh and saw how rigorous and challenging and how they pushed me now i'm teaching at burton high school and we decided a couple years ago to have all freshmen that came in the school with dbes tree and how much kids learn being together and advance equally hopefully as pa common core it is continuing as planned and take grow try and they'll be on equal footing and not tracked into different places like middle school or hayes valley. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> i'm chris collins a parent of two kids at parker my main take away about this subject is first of all with further education of parent from the district and from perhaps principles and teachers i think we could get to the core of what we should be arguing about the public system gets arguing that is one of the beautiful things about our system everyone gets a voice in theory and treated equally if we're not arguing about the right thing an educational they are your beertd equipped we'd appreciate if you could help to educate the parents of the city i hear it from other persons 23 they don't understand what

. >> and i'm robert burton. coming up in sports, why the terps and the hoyas got a little more excited about the ncaa tournament and the nats won't have one of their key pieces for opening day. that and more as abc 7 news at 6:00 conti >> a judge denied bail for a man suspected for five shootings including one at the n.s.a. hong young appeared at a hearing today in anne arundel county. he's charged with attempted murder and assault in a shooting that injured a man near the arundel mills mall. the judge agreed with prosecutors that young was a flight risk. new at 6:00 the ohio man accused of planning an attack on the u.s. capitol says more attacks are coming. christopher cornell made the revelation after calling a cincinnati television station. cornell's attorneys tried to block the interview's release. a judge rejected that request. jummy olabanji explains cornell's claims. >> on tuesday, september 20th in washington, d.c., would have been a great attack against america. >> terrorism suspect christopher cornell

. >> and i'm robert burton. coming up in sports why nats pitcher max scherzer why his fellow staffers so much and why going deep into the post season depends so much on that guy right there. >> d.c. mayor muriel bowser will attend this year's south by southwest film festival in austin texas and that's even though her administration drastically cut the budget for the district's marketing efforts there. "7 on your side"'s chris in our newsroom to explain the cuts and the costs. chris? >> d.c.'s 2016 budget is expected to have a quarter billion dollar deficit and some are now questioning how important this event in texas is if some of the funding was already cut for it. now, the south by southwest event is a technology and entertainment festival. it's supposed to allow cities to market themselves and recruit jobs and businesse area. former mayor vincent gray had budgeted $475,000 to hire the nonprofit, washington, d.c. economic partnership to represent the city. but then muriel bowser came into office and that amou

. >> and i'm robert burton. coming up in sports why the caps need to watch their backs tonight against the rangers. why one wizard says they aren't who they thought they were. as abc 7 news at 6:00 continues. >> family and friends attended a viewing for police officer brennan robain. the prince george's county officer died in a car crash over the weekend. robain's funeral is tomorrow at victory christian ministries in temple hills, maryland. investigators want people who may have witnessed saturday morning's crash along route 193 in lanham to contact them. the coast guard has suspended its search for a missing virginia tech student. cameron smook of glen allen, virginia, disappeared while on a carnival cruise in the bahamas. it's believed the 21-year-old senior accidentally fell overboard sunday morning. in a statement, smook's family said he was about to graduate and had recently accepted a job offer. new questions over the closing of sweet briar college, the women's liberals arts school in southern virginia an

. >> i'm robert burton. coming up in sports, the wiz head coach randy whitman is looking for answers and we're in orlando where a first national was witty this morning. we'll tell you more. >> hillary clinton's e-mail hablts are under the microscope. she used a private server and e-mail address while she was secretary of state. now, her critics are demanding even suing to have them released. senior political reporter scott thuman spoke with the man at the heart of the court battle. exactly what's in those e-mails? that's the question and was hillary clinton hiding anything by having her own private server or being protective as some other politicians have done. >> if the secretary of state decided she was only going to communicate through her own private e-mail accounts set up her own secret server at her house, clearly she didn't want anyone to know what she was communicating. >> former federal prosecutor and head of freedom watch larry clayman has been asking for years for state department files and just y

. >> and i'm robert burton. coming up in sports details on the latest addition to the skins secondary and on paper the hoyas aren't the better team in tonight's matchup. >> bad weather continues to slow recovery efforts following a fatal military helicopter crash in florida. seven marines and four soldiers were killed when the chopper crashed off the florida panhandle tuesday night. one of the marines was from williamsburg, virginia. three of them were from new jersey new york and wisconsin. the other marines were from michigan. students at t.c. williams are mourning this week after one of their classmates fell from a building and died. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg joins us live from alexandria to tell us what happened. >> well maureen, yesterday, the principal of t.c. williams sent a letter home to family saying that grief counselors will be on hand for anyone in need and the school will be spending the next several months focusing on support for students and staff. meanwhile, the alexandria pol

i hope there is in the too much damage. >> reporter: paul burton reporting. >>> a woman at the sceneas treated for a flesh wound and expect to be okay. three others were taken to the hospital with stress-related issues. >>> this man 22-year old david dab qualifications is facing attempted murder charges after police say he shot seven people in panama city beach, florida. it happened during a spring break house party early saturday morning. the the victims were found inside of the home, and even across the street. several of the victims are in critical condition, and said to be students at alabama a and m university. the sheriff says the shooting was chaotic. >> we have drunk people, under the influence of drugs with guns and no respect for themselves others and most of all, authority. we have arrest pea for disaster. >> officials say daniels sprayed the house with gunfire, they recovered a 40 caliber hand gun in the yard of a nearby home. >>> two people are seriously injured and ten more in hospitals after yesterday's train accident in los angeles. officials say hyundai and light rai

. >> and i'm robert burton. coming up in sports terps head coach mark turgeon could see a big payoff from his hard work and we'll get away from all this snow talk and talk spring baseball. >> the animals at the national zoo had a blast today. here's a gray wolf along the american trail giving the camera a serious look and feeling right at home. while the gray seals gave a very different look catching snow flakes in their mouths. nice cold on the tongue and then the snow had the sea lion flipping with happiness. the national zoo was closed today because of the storm but you can see more of the photos on the zoo's flicker page. >> not far away from there, controversy came to a head at the u.s. capitol. the protesters scoring something of a victory. this wasn't a political battle. there's a fight for the right to sled! jennifer donelan shows us what happened when shredders who were technically breaking the rules came face to face with capital police. >> it's not your typical story about civil disobedience and prote

the list or betsey carmichael if that's the basis for affordable housing individual and i see that burton is not included so why were some selected and 90 some not. >> it is a great question the simple answer is affordable housingvid is based on issues or scheduling components at the school site. the court: what we're trying to do build a strong foundation for avid with self-selected schools and build the fidelity and build it up and have a clear and coherent prek through 12 culture and the idea to have build small credential steps into having every school having avid as our college and career strategy for intervention. >> so being san francisco selected is, i guess the key here is that we're not with the plan of having it go into our schools eventually my only comment i'll support that we focus on schools we think would be beneficial to avid and make efforts to get them into the schools. >> i absolutely concur hedge fund percent. >> are there other questions for mr. koffman. >> commissioner wynns. >> s if this is self-selected it can only be self-selected if people are paying for it if t

. >> west side of burton we have a major tornado coming down. >> oh my god!h, 2013, one of the worst tornadoes in record was captured on time lapse video that went viral. >> large scale, tornado, here it is, right in front of me. people in west moore ought to be underground. we have large large debris. >> the tornado took a direct hit on the elementary school. dlaimg lives of seven children. >> by the time i got to the school i still hadn't heard any word on kyle and by the looks of the school it wasn't looking good. >> winds recorded over 210 miles per hour, ripped through the school fogging down walls and turning the playground into a pile of rubble. >> i think if you live in tornado alley it needs to be a priority. you need to have a shelter. >> 300 miles from moore in a lab in texas tech university engineers work to make micky davidson's goal for storm shelters a reality. >> what we have here is an air cannon. it's call boomer. virtual potato-launcher on steroids. >> you launch things straight at walls, right? >> that's right, yes. >> professor larry tann

burton ruled both jo-jo and the other boy found in the river had been asphyxiated. >> we didn't haveither one of these boys swimming in the south river in their underwear. >> other bodies were now washing up in the chattahoochee river to the west and the north of atlanta. five victims in that river in the next six weeks. >> i said, you know, if i was doing that, i'd be throwing them off the bridge. >> fbi agent mike mccomas grew up along a river in tennessee. he knew if something were to float on downstream, it had to be dropped in the middle of a river. mccomas suggested the bridge stakeouts. >> we looked at remote places, dark places. we believed it would be at nighttime as opposed to daytime. >> the fbi and police began night watches at 14 bridges over the chattahoochee and south rivers. the stakeouts were to last four weeks. nothing until the very end. >> we at that point were ready for that to be our last night. and wayne williams showed up. that night. >> just before 3:00 a.m., the station wagon drove onto the bridge. >> had he waited a couple more hours we might not have been

stephanie i believe we have zoeo burton from the rec and park department. did she want to go up as well? and she's the youth volunteer and educator from our san francisco park department and thank you to damian for the vision and the belief in this social compact that he and so many others have developed. >> thank you so much for having us today. i don't have much to say that besides our program puts into practice a lot of these rights everyday. that's i didn't was dressed this way and i was doing this morning in a garden with second graders and we're working on the first get outside and play work of earth week, april 20 and we're meeting to how are we sharing the message to the san francisco unified school district and creating programs around that so that is pretty exciting so anyone that has thoughts on that or want want to let us know. >> thank you ms. burden. i have a list of the youth commissioners provided by the staff that will speak and we will open it up for public for community based groups but i wanted to correct one thing and the youth commissi

meanwhile, robert burton is in columbus, ohio with the maryland terrapins. what are the terps doing, robert? robert: well, let me start off by saying this first my photographer heard you reading the highlights and said, well, there goes my bracket. when he heard about all the upsets. a lot of 14s upsetting some threes. valpo will try to do the same thing against maryland tomorrow which is a fourth seed. they'll take on a team that's 28-5 overall. 13-3 in conference play. so don't let the 13th seed fool you. it's march and anything can happen. they'll be counting a lot on freshman melo trimble. the junior and most importantly senior dez wells. try to get the terps back to where the terps used to be. things like back-to-back final four appearances in the early 2000s, for example. earlier today, i went one-on-one with one of the big three, that's junior jake lehman. >> every team is in the tournament for a reason. and because they're all good teams. and i mean, we watched film today. they're very solid defensive team. rebounding team. their best player is the g

. >> reporter: we met ella burton has she plowed her driveway. she got about 4-inches in her neighbor. >> i stayed in the majority of the day and done a lot of the plowing here around my own house. >> reporter: as the snow came down well into the afternoon it coated area roads just seconds after plows went through. deldot has hundreds of drivers on the roads right now. there are over 100 just in the wilmington area. expecting to work until sunrise. >> then we'll all work together to try to get this thing wrapped up before the morning. >> reporter: i heard from deldot officials tonight. no serious accidents as far as crews hundreds of drivers will be out until early morning until the sun comes up to make sure everybody is safe many we're live in claymont, delaware, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> david, safe travels to you and thank you. now to philadelphia's fairmount neighborhood charlotte huffman is there with what penndot is doing. what you can expect in the morning and with some snow cheap up it at the time. charlotte? >> reporter: chr