but with carlton jr.bail, it could be years before he touches him again since murder trials rarely move quickly. ♪ i was running for some >>> facing six counts of armed robbery and several related charges, melvin gathers' case has also been lengthy -- spanning two years now. most of his time has been spent in disciplinary segregation where he sometimes walks around the barren rec yard during his one hour per day outside his cell. >> what can you see from in here? >> grass. freedom. a sense of freedom. when i see the grass, i think of another chance. in the penitentiary, it's not granted that you see another chance. the only thing you see in the penitentiary and another facility to another facility. when i look outside, it flashes will i be able to touch the outside society freely again. it gets emotional sometimes, you know, because that's my life. that's the first leaf i seen in a long time, brother. [ bleep ] >>> samantha mcdonald prefers to take her rec time at night. >> i never come out during the day

. >> the investigation leads the officers to evidence in inmate carlton moran's laundry bag and they quickly take him off the yard. >> turn around and walk towards us. keep going, keep going. keep going, keep going. stop. he's clearly a suspect. >> what do you want to do with this one? >> he needs to go to the clinic. have them do a 7219. strip him out again in there. 7219. check his hands real good and check his socks. see if he has any -- maybe any redness or blood splatter around his shins. >> you do everything the officer tells you to do, okay? >> not a problem. >> while they're searching his laundry bag, they found pants that had suspected blood stains. they utilized a test to do it and it tested presumptive positive for blood so therefore he's a suspect. so pending the investigation we'll go ahead and put him in administrative segregation. >> why do you want to go to administrative segregation? >> not at this time. >> we'll note it on the lockup order. basically what happened was an inmate was assaulted in the gym, right? after we did a thorough search, pants located in your la

no carlton here. i'm disappointed. >> what's wrong with them. pretty amazing.e night. get to the competition. and top the le matching high pony tails. >> young lady from fifth harmony, right, fourth harmony as the case would be. simone performed gold medal floor routine from the rio olympics. actually except this time it was a themed one. and to help matters, the actual singer, performed the movie signature song. >> just below the leaders, bachelor nick was hardly recognizable. you really see the rouge on his face. >> also notable, kept his shirt closed through the entire performance. may have knocked the score down a little bit. the couple getting the boot, erika jayne. got pretty good reviews from the judges. it wasn't enough to save her. don't feel bad. >> in the exit interview. she was like over it. it was great. bye. it was great. do you have anything to say about it? no, boy, bye. on "good morning america" tomorrow morning. see what she might say. now to another talent competition. >> denmark has got talent. in this case they really, really do. check out

let's find out more, carlton cummings is co—founder of aceleron.! how does this work? do you take a laptop and electric batteries? that's right. we take batteries from consumer electronics, laptops and stuff like that. we can also manage batteries all the way up to the electric vehicle. most of the time the batteries, even though the size or scale might be large, that chemistry is the same, so that's why we can chemistry is the same, so that's why we can work on small scale with la ptop we can work on small scale with laptop batteries and batteries all the way up to the electric vehicle. we identify the good ones, repackage them into batteries for other things, devices you would put your phone or tablet into, all the way up toa phone or tablet into, all the way up to a battery that plugs into your home. using examples, ifound to a battery that plugs into your home. using examples, i found this fascinating when we spoke before coming on air, these batteries still have charge in them. explain that. great have charge in them. explain that.l great exam

the man in charge is general carlton everhart. welcome. good to have you.his discussion. the money being asked, the supplemental or the $54 billion increase for defense. why do you need it? gen. everhart: the reason i need readiness and my modernization program and weapons system sustainment, the things i need to keep airplanes viable. aircraft that is 55 to 60 years old. if i don't have the money to keep it in the air, it affects and our fighter aircraft. about 25e fleet is years old. money to beve the able to do the things i need to do to execute when the nation calls me to do so. david: have we not been investing enough over the years? is that why you have such an old fleet? everhart: it is a balancing. when you have a continuing doolution, you go a day to contract shortly. if i can only go day today, this is what it is going to cost you now. as we go through the process, it affects the entire system. sequestration, this has been years in the making. moreplaced the oldest with modern things and it is a balancing act. it is an irresistible force in terms

you probably have a love/hate relationship with the carlton? do you? i would.ht? >> someone like j. lo to bust it out. >> just walking down the street, you know, i'm the dude who will be in a bathroom and somebody will be like, you know you got to do the carlton for me. no, dude. i'm in the bathroom. not going to happen. there's circumstances where it's not cool. but most of the time, it's an honor when people are saying to do something that 25 years ago, we created that people still love and want to see, is special. they'll never see it. >> yeah. >> i'll never do it. but i appreciate it. >> it's one of the things where it goes beyond time. so, we're gone. people know -- hopefully we don't go anytime soon. >> no. >> you went down a dark alley. >> you created something that lives on. >> i will. i will. >>> now, elton john, this week, canceled his las vegas concerts, at caesar's palace because they had a harmful and unusual bacteria infection in a trip to south america. and in a statement, elton said, i'm so fortunate to have incredible and loyal fans and apologi

ironically after fighting just to get a draft, bert bell traded his rights to the bears. >> ritz carltont the warwick hotel six times, even the philadelphia racket club for one year. back in 1950. the nfl draft hasn't been in philadelphia since 1961. >> it is happening in our house, i think we will be pretty proud. >> things kick off at noon today, we will check back in with mike and alex in just a moment. >> driving in traffic, honk, honk, i had someone yell at me so meanly the other day. drivers in pennsylvania, they're terrible. >> sore bye that. >> and new jersey they're not any better. was that you? >> it was me. >> all right. so, we will tell you where specifically, we rang, it is not good. >> but first, following breaking news this morning, steve keeley? >> okay, we will have an update on the situation out in delaware, once again. officers coming under fire this morning, while trying to get the man who allegedly shot and killed trooper stephen ballard yesterday at a wawa. there is the trooper right there. one suspect we know in custody, the other remains barricaded inside his midd

the ritz carlton wasn't only spot to host a draft in philadelphia, over the years bellevue stratfordw about warwick hotel six times, even the philadelphia racket club for one year, back in 1950. nfl draft hasn't been in philadelphia since 1961. >> wow good history there. looking good. 4:47. as we get ready for that draft this coming weekend, beginning on thursday, right now here's video of the parkway inner drive is closed to vehicle traffic, full closure of that parkway inner and outer drives goes into effect at 7:00. kelly drive, still one lane opened coming in for that morning rush hour, spring garden street is still closed, right at 20th street, full list of the septa detours, bus detours at septa's web site at septa.org and then later on tonight at midnight thinks where we are going to feel crunch for rest of the week. martin luther king drive coming in the city, closed at sweet briar, kelly drive will be pushed off, traffic at fairmount right in the neighborhood and the spring garden street bridge, will be closed on 31st street which will be no access from university city, comi

he owned ritz carlton hotel, draft only on the ground floor in the lobby of the ritz carlton, and everybody who lives around the art museum area, as we show you some video, that product sat end's crew took yesterday, would love to see it back into the lobby of a hotel rather than having their neighborhood topsyturvy for about a month, in terms of weeks of preparations and shut-downs and take-overs with high fencing, blockades, so you can't even see through the cyclone fencing, port a john's up everywhere, and the fact that it is going to take another nine days or so to tear it all down once the nfl draft is over, which doesn't even start until next week. >> it is a month ordeal for us. and these events can last two, three days, like made in america, last two, three days, but takes a month to set up. another week to ten days to break it down. so it is a month of aggregious inconvenience for us, interferes with our life, our quality of life, our ability to move around and for people to visit us, and it is just a shame because i feel that the city is paying more attention to the needs of satis

>> the o'reilly factor averaged nearly 4 million viewers in the first fox news says anchor tucker carlton will move into o'reilly's time spot. bill o'reilly got started in television in local news. he reported for several stations in the '70s before being hired as a cbs news correspondent in 1982. by '86 o'reilly made the jump to abc news and in 1989 he became the anchor of a syndicated news program "inside edition." he left "inside edition" in 1995 and was hired by the then startup fox newschannel to host the o'reilly factor in 1996. >>> right now o'reilly is trending online and in d.c. and in the entire country. art rivera wrote, another bigot gets what he deserves. in the end good trumps over evil. while melissa says o'reilly leaves fox and so do i, along with my support of his sponsors who refuse to give him due process. on twitter alison says don't get it twisted, bill o'reilly is only out because advertisers were pulling their ads. it's a money thing, not >>> 89 days into the trump presidency and the white house is diving head first into tricky international waters, not only is the

. >> here's the thing about the carlton. i cannot imagine what it's like for you.ke it's an honor. >> especially someone like j-lo busting it out. >> walking down the street, i'm the dude who will be in a bathroom, and somebody is like you know you got to be the carlton. i'm like no, i'm in the bathroom. there are circumstances where it's like not cool, but most of the time the it's an honor when people are saying to do something that 25 years ago we created that people still love and want to see is special. they'll never see it. i'll never do it. but -- i appreciate it. >> it's one of those things where it goes beyond time. when we're gone people know. not that hopefully we don't go any time soon. >> you just went down ada alley. >> you created something that lives on. >> now, elton john this weekend cancelled his las vegas concerts at caesar's palace for april and may. he had a harmful bacterial infection during a recent trip through south america, and in a statement elton said i am fortunate to have the most incredible and loyal fans and apologize for disappoint

it commemorates the first-ever draft which took place back on february 8, 1936 at the ritz carlton hotel in philadelphia. on hand for the resolution this morning were members of security council, thursday former players. it's not only about picking new players, it's about giving an amazing experience to many gray hall live along the parkway where the nfl experience is officially opened. >> reporter: this will be a great time for everybody, we're talking about great weather, of course a great city and nfl football, the fans super excited that the nfl draft is here in philadelphia. take a look behind me, you can see the lines are moving quickly. that's a good thing. the fans are super-excited and eager to get inside and have some fun. >> i want to see people and eagles. it is day one of the nfl draft in philadelphia. >> this is our third draft. '07. brought back quinn, not good, this year we have number one, number 12 pick, anybody but garrett. >> reporter: thousands of people flock to the benjamin franklin parkway to celebrate one of the most anticipated sporting efforts of the spring. th

and that took place february 8, 1931936 at the ritz-carlton hotl in philadelphia. jon runyan was on hand for the presentation today. >>> if you are headed to the draft, be sure to first check out 6abc.com/nfl draft. you can get a look at the nfl draft experience activities and see a list of restricted items and road closures to make your experience easier. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight, we will go back to the parkway. ducis rodgers is monitoring the eagles' options ahead of the draft tonight. ducis? >> reporter: good evening, jim. we caught up with former eagles quarterback donovan mcnabb today, and he's got some advice for whichever player's taken 14th by the eagles. we'll hear from mcnabb later in sports. jim? >> thank you, ducis. >>> new chefs now have the skills to serve their communities in more ways than one. cecily? >>> it suddenly feels like summer. warm and humid and i'm tracking some storms on the way. i'll have all the details in the accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> those stories and of mosh when "action news" continues tonight. >>> a group o

it was 1936 at the ritz-carlton. you can see the stage is set along the parkway to do it all over again. so, last hour, we talked about the fan experience. now, sean bell joins sean brace so we can talk football. let's do it. >> oh, yeah. >> and we still haven't won a super bowl. >> come on sean. it's sunday. >> just so you know the trophy will be there this week. >> that's the closest we're going get. >> stop. >> come on. >> already. >> come on. it's sunday. let's stay positive. >> okay. >> let's start with john ross. he's the fastest in the nfl right now his 40 time. >> that's why. >> i like him. >> do that again. >> that's how it sounds when we come by. >> can we get him. >> i don't think he'll be available. we have the 14th pick. >> yes. >> he's not going that long. it's not going to take that long. he's a top 10 pic, okay. >> okay. >> he's probably the highest on a lot of people's draft boards. >> it's either him or the kid out of clemson. >> mike williams, okay. >> speed kills. just like you said, like nobody w

steve carlton. he's a... sometimes i get moodody and miserable, but i don't think i was always that way. they give me a phlebotomy. uh, they stick a 12-gauge needle in your arm and they draw all the blood out of you. usually 26 ounces they take out. when i first got this, it was, uh, i was getting it twice a month, every two weeks. >> in the 22-square mile polycythemia vera research cluster area, uh, there's a number of environmental assaults. at least 6 known super-r-fund sites, 6 waste coal generators, and over 23 unlined waste coal ash pits, all surrounding our community's public water supplies and private well users. from a scientific perspective, it's known that polycythemia vera is an acquiuired cancer, meaning ththat it's lilikely ofe environment. you're not born with it. so now we're looking at this very complex mystery of the environment and its potential link in causing p. vera. >> the search for answers began here, at the now silent home of betty and lester kester. >> whatat is happening here is t

carlton scored less than 3 and a half minutes into overtime, giving the sharks a win and a 1- 0 lead in this best-of-7 series. the game 2 is in edmonton tomorrow night before the series moves here to san jose on sunday. shark fans who couldn't make it to edmonton got together with some of their -- at some of their favorite bars and restaurants near the shark tank to cheer for their team. the rookies in downtown san jose is quite obviously shark's territory. you see the sign? the crowd was relieved to see the center was back in the lineup after he was hit in the face with a puck three weeks ago. the fans are hopeful the sharks will play long enough for thornton to get back in the game after the leg injury that is still healing. >> reporter: am disappointed but i hope he comes back later in the series. i think -- hopefully. >> you don't think -- to get in. once you get in, really, anything can happen. >> the sharks organization is hoping to spread shark's fever across the bay area. so hard, downtown san jose businesses that said last year's play-offs were a big boost of the bottom line

four news - it allegeds -the head of school diverted funds to make charges at tiffany and the ritz carltons kron four's terisa estacio reports. kathleen mecca arrested at her home in florida - and charged with grand theft of embezzlement and embezzlement by an employee - her mug shot a far cry from her days of ruling as head of school at mount tamalpais - an exclusive k-8 campus nestled in the hills of mill valley where tutition runs nearly 30 thousand dollars a year and parents expected to kick in even more. michelle sarti, chair of mt. tam board of trustees. the board of trustees discovered financial diversions in 2015. track: michelle sarti is the current chair of mt. tamalpais board of trustees. sarti. at that point, we conducted a forensic audit. we informed the school and then worked with the marin district attorneys office and helped them in their investigation. and investigate the da did throughly - in a 28 page affadavit obtained by kron four news, the da staff uncovered a bank account opened by kate mecca at westamerica in mill valley - an account where investigators say she funn

they won't forget what happened afterwards >> gwen was grooving a little bit >> were you doing the carltonhe canadian class >> we to get easter weekend on tap and it will be amazing out there >> we've got a little bit of action that is a that's going to be happening here and there, overall it will be a nice weekend. we aim to please in the weather department. let's take a look outside. we have a few clouds, and tonight we're going to go see some of those clouds starting to move in just a little bit more. all associated with the approach of a warm front, but in the meantime, pretty pleasant out there. as far as tonight goes. if you have any plans get out and enjoy it. we head into the 50's under cloudy skies, but a warm saturday heading to the mid 70's for you. even warmer on sunday. and some showers are possible. i can't rule them out by entitlement we go to the later part of saturday. sundays will be warm as well, you'll have nice weather in the early part of the day for the easter based on nets. highs weren't too bad. 60 above the seasonal average at reagan national. 73 degrees. dulles 6

outside of atlanta watch what believed to be a tornado rips the roof off a fire station in carlton.say in addition, the back wall of the station was damaged. but all their equipment and engines spared. >> homeowner outside of seattle is facing second degree murder charges for killing an intruder taking a shower in his home. bruce fanning told detectives, 31-year-old nathaniel rosa, made threats. so fanning came back with a gun and shot rosa through the shower curtain. prosecutors say this is not a case of self defense. detectives think rosa may have been at fanning's home by accident. >> new development in the deadly home invasion outside of tulsa, oklahoma. the homeowner's 23-year-old son will not face charges for shooting and killing three masked, armed teenage intruders. the district attorney says the son's actions were justified under the state's stand your ground law. good samaritan's effort in new york city caught on camera on the subway tracks. >> utility worker saw a man fall on to the tracks moments before a train arrived. so, jonathan kulig did not hesitate. instead jumped

they put us up downtown at the ritz carlton and there was this very, very dignified, elegant gentleman who helped us take our suitcases and so forth and we were up there, he said to pat mister conroy, i heard them say downstairs that you and your wife both are writers and pat said that's right. but my wife writes pornography. while i write about things about christian fish. so ye was just looking over at me like that like, how are you going to get out of this one?and the guy threw his arms up and he said praise the lord brother. i run a christian radio program. and the lord promised me that he was sending me a speaker for tomorrow's program. [applause] i cannot tell you, how i got out of that one because i was laughing so hard i had to go out of the room. but that was him. now, i will have to tell you about my one and only come back and i'm so proud of it that i go around telling it all the time. but i was speaking at a festival down and i think it was fort lauderdale, and when i got there i noticed someone on the program had this huge, huge auditorium. it was full of us but three real

the ritz carlton was famous for the best customer service.their employees to have up to $1,000 or more to make it right. the airlines need to empower the employees to do whatever they to be make it right. charles: i'm a huge comic book fan. when i was in high school i could go up to the marvel studios. when you are not paying attention that's being used to promote some sort of religious ideology and in this case hatred. >> that one is stunning to me. you trust people reasonably but you verify as president reagan would say. businesses need to be aware in the age of social media, you are dragging a man offhe pne, everyone has their camera phone on. you are setting up a nightmare in the press. people need to be aware and adjust to the new world. charles: major averages ending slightly higher. don't panic. my market commentary is next. with e*trade's powerful trading tools, right at your fingertips, you have access to in-depth analysis, level 2 data, and a team of experienced traders ready to help you if you need it. ♪ ♪ it's like having the powe

. >> the first draft took place here in the conference room at the ritz carlton in 1936.t's come a long way since then for sure. >> reporter: several miles from the 2017 draft stage is an honor for the nfl legend who started the draft. a small plaque in narberth pace tribute to burt bell who lived in narberth and played quarterback for penn and errantly becoming the commissioner of the nfl. he is the mann behind the first nfl draft held in 1936 in philadelphia. there was no grand stage, just nine teams involved and not a lot of media coverage, as well. the push for the draft and league exposure on tv put the eagles and the nfl on a firmer financial foundation. i quit sonny. hollywood tells stories of the nervous system exits power. that was a big hit. >> the drafter has never been -- the draft has never been done like this before. burt bell's vision inspiredded this, the first conference of the nfl draft. >> right now you can get a look at the map of the nfl draft experience, 6abc app is a free download for mobile device. >>> happening today, septa begins new regional rai

. >> coming up on next week's red eye, a tucker carlton repeat. [laughter] >> oh, yes.ince the announcement that red eye is going away, our twitter feed has been filled with messages like these. i'm sick that red eye is leaving, sick. i'm finding it disturbing how much i think i'm going to miss the show. don't let them take you alive. i tried watching fox because - - i started watching fox because of red eye. disbelief came over me as i screamed profanities at this dreadful news. what will i do without my red eye? red eye is especially unique and beloved show to so many fans. i'm heart sick over this cruel decision by fnc. no. fox news, no. i'm heartbroken, absolutely devastated. i finally got a part-time job but i am getting evicted because i can't get a loan. he tells it like it is. why is it people use emotional terms like these when talking about a low-budget panel show in the middle of the night? because we have fun here. we're not trying to teach you anything, we're not really fond of preaching, we don't crush anybody, we just want to hang out and talk. and we've

new carlton, landover, cheverly, deanwood and minnesota avenue from may 16 to june 15.afetrack surge 16 on the red line, the rockville and shady grove stations will be closed. we don't have exact dates but it will be in late june. and once all the safetrack work is done, metro will cut back its hours so that it can work done in the overnight hours. and remember, fare increases do take effect this summer come july. >>> well, now we move to a story that you saw first here on 4. hundreds of d.c. government employees will start noticing less money in their paychecks next week and it is not their fault. the current and former workers did not have social security and medicare taxes withheld from their paychecks. the department of resources says the problem dates back a decade and the cause could be a range of issues. >> it could be a collection of many things. it could be, which is why we need someone to take a look at the root cause, but it could be from codes used over prior years that may have migrated from different systems. it could be the human error. it could be many d

carlton. >> shepard: they're explaining it. we'll hear about it. in georgia, a republican strong hold gets a shock to the system after a democrat forced a run-off. but he couldn't nail down an outright victory. so if this was a referendum on. trump what does that mean? first throw, a moment you may have missed at the white house briefing. the super bowl champ rob gronkowski checked in to see if sean spicer needed help about a question with trade. >> we'll see what pans out in the negotiation. can i just -- >> can i help? [laughter] >> i think i got this. thank you. thanks, man. see you in a minute. hold on. that was cool. >> shepard: may be cool if you're a pat's fan. let's get to it. we begin with breaking news. word that russia has just made a big move to help syrian regime. the same regime that has murdered hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians. u.s. officials tell fox news that bashar al-assad has moved all of his aircraft to a russian air base. this comes nearly two weeks after the u.s. navy launched 59 tomahawk missiles at a syrian air

. >> looks to be a smooth friday morning rush at the carlton station. buses and training running early riders sense of relief as transit workers opened up. call the concerns that workers would call out. >> possibility of metro workers not coming to work in the district, could be devastating. >> this week, metro awe nounsed it received more than 500 sick calls for today. all the agencies were denied. as a precaution. supervisors reportedly rolled out 12 hour shifts in case bus and train operators did not show. >> you support them in that you are fight. you still also as an every day commuter you need to rely on transportation. >> tense times as metro continues contract talks with transit union 689. largest union. legally they can't strike so a stake out became a concern. members rallied thursday at a hearing unhappy with proposed contract with the sick day policy, lack of raises and benefit beginning to gather. you'll see them wearing surgical mask. symbol of issue they're taking with sick tolls enacted. this begins in a few minutes. workers speak and un

it's located at ritz carlton.. >> all right. let's move on to the next my moment is a. >> this is good. i'll stick with this one while you make the next one. >> next one smokey eighty three cocktails are more popular now we wanted to do something little more spirit for. we have mass could you we rin the inside of the glass to give it a effect smokey and use chili liquor to give eight little more heat. so it's basically a three or four out of ten on the heat scale. and then we want to add sweetness with orange bitters. and some chocolate bitters. >> that sounds good. >> all in one mimosa. >> i have to taste this one. >> i'm going to add the orange. >> please. >> if you don't mind. >> please. let the man finish this craft. >> i apologize. >> i'm sorry. >> ready for the brunch mimosa. that will be the end of that cocktail. >> smokey. garnish it with an orange. >> all these are available or special just for good day. >> yeah. >> you can order all of these. >> brunch is every sunday. it is 11:30 to 3:30. so it includes

it was at ritz carlton in 1936 , it was not aloft fanfare teams just wrote names on the chalkboard. the game has changed. the draft is now seven days away, here's what you need to know if you are going to go. next week ben franklin parkway will be a play ground for football fans. >> twenty-five football field as long the parkway and for free fans can come down and do everything from, you know, for the first time ride on 100- yard sip line down the parkway, kick a field goal to most importantly, look into that 3,000 seat theater that we're building on the steps of our art museum. >> reporter: even though most of the festivities are free you just cannot go in you have to register on the nfl draft mobile app. >> once you check in down at the parkway you have a chance to be upgraded for a seat in the theater. we encourage as a first step any fan to down load nfl fan mobile pass app to have all of the information they need for when they come down. >> reporter: once you enter the fan experience there are options galore. >> whole events book, by two things, open air theater on one even of

carlton. >> shepard: they're explaining it. we'll hear about

. >> reporter: carlton heys was shocked to hear his neighbor was accused of making pot brownies for kidspolice flooded his street last week and took robert johnson away in handcuffs. the accused brownie baker wasn't there today but he has bonded out of jail. police went inside with a search warrant they say they found pot brownies and more. >> recovered cannabis. there was packaged for sale. cannabis plants and other cannabis edibles report roar his neighbor is furious. >> this stuff with children how the heck can a man get out on bail. >> not a smart move. robert johnson the dad charged with intention with possession to distribute. >> two people are in critical condition after a hit-and-run driver mowed over them in hunting park. the man and woman were hit walking along the 500 block of west erie avenue right around 10:00 o'clock last night. a witness saw the car that drove over them and then drove away and that person followed it. police found the car and the driver whom they arrested on fraley street just a few miles away. >>> philadelphia police are hoping someone recognizes these tw

a vacancy which should have been filled i believe by merrick carlton, president obama's nominee. that is what led up to the boat yesterday. but there was more. where the name neil gorsuch come from? is true, he served on the 10th circuit for 10 years. he had been approved by the united states senate. he certainly had a strong -- book had to get on the finalist list? most of the time you never know. presidents do not always disclose how they come up with names. but in this case, it was very open. because during the course of the campaign, donald trump, the candidate, listed 21 names of people that he would appoint to the supreme court. on that list of names, neil gorsuch of colorado. how did that name make the list? we do know because donald trump told us. -- very conservative groups and they were going to pick the nominees that were approved by them and submit them to donald trump, which he then publicized. we know that because at the end of the day donald trump thanked them for nominating good courses. that's his name came to us. now, essentially hearings and i will tell you, mo

please welcome susan maxwell and toby carlton, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> pleasure. >> sethmuch for being here. >> hello, seth. >> being here is truly fantastic, seth. i mean look at this. [ light laughter ] look at all this. i mean, really. >> seth: now susan, you write the speeches for president trump that are on a teleprompter, right? >> that's correct. >> seth: and toby, you write the speeches that aren't? >> i do. great speeches. [ light laughter ] i only use the smartest words. [ light laughter ] words from the best colleges. >> seth: okay, and what qualities are important for a great speech? >> i find it important to include policy objectives and powerful imagery. >> here's what a speech needs. sentence fragments, some random numbers and the word immigrants. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay. can you give us an example? >> seth i could definitely. okay, here's the thing. sentences, okay, they don't need a beginning, middle and -- okay look, i could have won the popular vote. i mean, unemployment was really high. so you see what i mean? let me tell you, no one eats more chees

things have changed, right, lucy back then they held the draft at the ritz carlton now we've got at least 200,000 people down there. they've come from all across the country we've been down here for a couple of hours. they've been pouring in anticipating this big day, of course, the draft gets underway 8:00 o'clock tonight. so we're less than three hours away. eagles will pick 14th. so we've got cast of characters down here and we'll be here all through the newscast lucy for now let's get right back to you. >> fantastic. we'll see in you just few minutes, iain. >>> we begin tonight with the developing story of new details in the murder of a delaware state police trooper. we now know more tonight about the corporal the family man stot shot and killed in the line of duty outside a wawa in bear. corporal stephen ballard was a husband, father, a hero something not lost on his supervisor who broke down while talking about his dedication. >> the acts of stephen yesterday exemplified the dedication that he brought to the citizens of delaware. >> so tough. tonight the man police say shot and kill

. >> did you know the very first nfl draft was held right here in philadelphia at the ritz-carlton ins later it returns and it's been back a few times before then, too, but a few local prospects are 10 days away from seeing their dreams come true and i met one of them today. this is corey clemons a former star running back at glassboro high school and the university of wisconsin projected as going as high as the third round in the draft. he'll be meeting with the eagles on wednesday. they do that need a running back. here's what he plans on telling them. >> it's about being humble and thankful for even being in this position and i'm just going to make the most of it and show the most are to the coaching staff and show them who i. and what i can be for the team a great asset. >> is clemons an eagles fan growing up right here? that and much more on this former area high school star coming up at 6:00. >>> we'll have your complete draft coverage including all of our local products on our "action news" sports and special draft preview party next wednesday night live from the parkway at 7:3

note. [ laughter ] >>> he's doing the carlton. >> i love it.ifornia highway patrolman officer ryan if i field showing off his moves at a high school. you know what, he was trying to lighten the mood aft talking about some serious business with students. dangers of drunk driving and how many teens died and such. message sent. message received. and greatly appreciated. >>> most people only dream of catching a ball at a baseball game. but one man has collected nearly 10,000 -- 10,000 baseballs from stadiums all across the country. >> so his name is zac campbell right here. he's an internet sensation. so he catches all those balls. he manages to get people to pledge money for every ball he gets. then he donates the cash to charity called pitch in for baseball which buys equipment for under privileged players around the globe. >> i'm hoping to get maybe 700 balls this year. so someone pledges a penny per ball, that will be like seven bucks. i always want to get at least one ball try to keep my streak alive. last time i went to game and left empty ha

. >> reporter: here in carlton, georgia. to give you an idea of how powerful the winds were.k at this splintered tree. it was tossed on to this house. and now, a major cleanup effort is under way. power crews throughout the night. the tarps have been going up on the buildings that were so heavily damaged. here in georgia, no one was injured. by five deaths have been blamed on the latest round of severe storms throughout the south. through the night, a line of vicious storms slam the southeast. wind and rain hammering communities from florida to north carolina. in the last two days, the storm spawning at least 17 reports of tornadoes. >> scariest thing ever. just, like the world was ending. it was just that loud. >> reporter: ruesidents of carlton, georgia, were stun affidavit the powerful winds blew the roof off this firehouse. >> i was terrified. i was shaken. i had never seen anything like it before. >> reporter: multiple weather alerts, tornado watches, up through the gulf coast and through georgia. and dangerous thunderstorms through the carolinas, bringing the threat of

. >> and i was going to meet somebody at ritz carlton lobby , which is a great place. >> yes. >> i said what is going on here what is this gigantic store. it is an ac moore. >> in center city. >> jen, as i understand it, it is largest ac moore craft show in america. >> ever, yeah, ever. okay. so it is 27,000 square feet, 50,000 items, the name ac moore what does it mean where does it come from? the store was founded in moorestown does have something to do with it? we will find out. >>> doctor oz exposes a side of heroin epidemic in fail that most of us have never seen. he joins us next hour and reveals what shocked him the most. >>> surviving those stressful teen years raising young girls can be tough with you we have tips for parents to make it easier. what you should do when your doubter turns 10. >>> good morning to you. it is, monday after the easter holiday weekend i hope you had a great one. one thing i'm so happen bye was how wonderful the weather was, sue, it was amazing. >> great easter sunday, breezy , mild, it is cloudy, mild, breezy out there now but don't forget rain gear b

which came to me because my wife showed me a plaque on a hotel grounds over in a ritz-carlton in napleslorida this is did you know john ringling once on this farmland? and is the will of course not. who would have ever thought that john ringling owned this land. turns out you know forget the service that was just a seed money for a fortune i never knew about. it is like that. and while we are getting the mic over to the next person here in the audience, let's hear from michael in pasadena california. michael, please go ahead you are on booktv. >> caller: i read. [inaudible] but then i read white trash which is a history of discrimination and the class structure in this country. some colonial times although it up to the present and that is an extraordinary book if you want to know why, the south with respect to the north. and the discrimination which has taken place. not just against the black people. but also against white people and how that is today. the other book i have been reading and it is a very important book as well, is washington's farewell address. essentially in that book y

daily pursuing lay, which came to me because my wife showed the aflac on a hotel ground at a ritz-carlton naples, florida that said teaching job wrangling once owned by spot of land? i said of course not. who would've ever thought the circus guy on a plot of land? it turned out he was a titan of his time and forget the circus. i was saved money for a fortune i never knew about. it is like that. >> while we are getting the microphone to the next person in the audience, let tear from michael in pasadena, california. these go ahead. you're on booktv. >> hi, i've read -- but then ia rad white trash, which is a history of discrimination and the class structure in this country from colonial times all the way up to the present. that an extraordinarily interesting book if you want toy know why the south with respect to the north of the discrimination which has taken place.s not just against black people, but we know that with indigenous. but also against white people and how that exists today. the other book i've been reading and disappearing formative book as well is washington's farewell addres

i met her in the lobby of the ritz carlton hotel. >> yes. >> is she going to change anything. >> she said she could not reveal anything but i want some change. >> yes, where it moves, or a glass ledge to look down on chestnut street that would be cool to see. >> let's go to houston to do that pool. >> i'm down to go to texas. >> i'm down. oh, yeah, your home state. >>> how about the game saturday night with the phillies. they scored 12 runs in the bottom of the first inc. >> can you believe that. >> and then how do you top is that? well, a nail biter, it is way to top it. which player could be in danger of losing his job after some late inning drama? it's time, america. there's work to be done. it's not going to be easy but there's grit inside of you. and if you need extra motivation the grad fund at strayer university can help push you forward. because up to your last year of classes could be on us. that's right. on us. today is the day. strayer university. let's get it, america. it's now open in the poconos! america's largest indoor waterpark is making waves. kalahari resorts & con