the country was plunged into chaos. the national transitional council made up of those that liberated.ared libya but it could not control the marriott militias that sprung up during the revolution. congress, national but when elections were disputed, they refused to give up power. rival governments were born. the gnc stayed in tripoli while the council moved 1000 kilometers away. the political crisis played into the hands of the armed groups that wielded power across much of the country. the islamic state organization saw their chance, establishing a base around the northern city. awash with weapons, the country has been described by experts as a playground to the jihadist fleeing airstrikes. the u.n. says the country faces division and collapse. left 400,000has internally displaced while the country's once booming oil trade has all but stopped. >> joining me is the senior fellow at the european capital for foreign relations. defeat the islamic state ends them the flow of migrants, those are big responsibilities. s this

it's a period of chaos, and i think isis is the sort of physical embodiment of that chaos, and if you continue this model, you can just speculate on writ might go from here, and i think what we're going to see next is a series of strong men reemerging, and i think egypt is the first example of that, and i think there will be more to come. and i think the people of the region are going to embrace this, but they should be very careful what they wish for because after period offed chaos, as europe has seep in this last century, when following chaos, when people embrace strong men and dictators and fascists, bad things can happen. i think that's what is coming. a tendency for strong men, and we will see how it goes, and i think our government and other governments around the world will probably reach out and embrace these leaders and it doesn't have to by a binary choice. doesn't have to be chaos or dictators but after the chaos we are going to reach back and hope for dictators. and i hope one day if there's anymore this room who have some influence, maybe they can find a third path and g

but chaos is the enemy and she kept using that word because daesh feeds on chaos. so if you want to get -- to defeat daesh in libya, you have to address the factors as wafa did in her presentation that have fed chaos in libya. that's what policy has to be based on at its core. our broad strategic interest in libya is to support a unified libya, not one that gets divided up into parts with an accountable government, not people self-proclaiming i control the resources. you have to talk to me if you want anything, because it's me, because i do. that was the way gadhafi ruled on behalf of the people for 42 years. it didn't work then and it doesn't work with what would be many gadhafis who want to control particular portions of the country and don't care about the whole. the u.s. strategy to counter daesh is rooted in the discord of the country has allowed groups to proliferate and not just daesh. you have two different sharia groups and you have some other groups. it's a great opportunity for bad guys to make mischief and for foreigners to come in. luckily libyans don'

but this goes to the heart of the chaos in the country.who claim they have the right to rule libya right now. john kerry has one particular group in mind. they're the latest to arrive on the scene but the political confusion and chaos that let isis get a grip in the first place and that grip is growing, wolf. >> nick paton walsh, thank you so much for that excellent, excellent report. >>> coming up, putting a price on battling zika. the funding bill hitting the white house against lawmakers up on capitol hill right now. all while cases of the virus continue to rise. this just got interesting. so why pause to take a pill? and why stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrate

tom roussey has the commuter chaos. tom: normally federal center be open another hour, but they have a barricade up. on the other side of this, metro employees are working on it to get it reopen hopefully for the morning. >> this is crazy! >> stand back just a little bit. riders heading east hit l'enfant plaza, the train did not go any further. >> three blocks this way, it blocks that way. tom: catching a shuttle bus was not easy. >> it's a mess. >> it is ridiculous. >tom: chaos resulted from not oe but two problems at federal center southwest. before the morning rush-hour, a huge electrical problem involving and arcing insulator. in the evening rush-hour, a small amount of debris was burned on the track. workers are replacing every single insulator on both sides of the >> we plan on having it open by the morning. tom: the insulators are on the electrified third rail. they say the 1 should have fewer issues, but it will take more to placate the riders. >> we want to get home. i understand the have to work on it, but som

. >> concert chaos people running for cover after gunfire eruptness a crowded club. famous rapper was about to take the stage when the shooting happened. we will tell how. >>> thanks for joining us aim brooke thomas. >> i'm jim donovan. it will feel more like july, not may, katie will let you know how long they stick around but first here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >>> i don't know whether he will survive. >> reporter: shooting victim is in very critical condition. a 34 year-old man was parking his girl friend's car when someone just walk up to the driver's side door and shot at least 15 times. >> i heard one shot, everybody rushing in. >> panic and chaos when shots are fired at a crowded concert hall in new york. >> it happened before rapper ti took the stage. >> it is not an issue that will affect either the campaign or my presidency. >> hillary clinton brushed aside latest chapter in her latest e-mail saga yesterday. for a second tight in the row trump's rally was overshadowed by chaos. >>> ♪ >>> he is crazy. >> james corden p

you see the chaos. to play a voicemail that one bernie supporter left roberta lang, the chairwoman of the nevada state democratic party. >> i'm this is a citizen of the united states of america, and i just wanted to let you though that i think people like you should be hung in a public execution to show the world that we won't stand for this sort of corruption. i don't know what kind of money they're paying you, but i don't know how you sleep at night. you're a sick, twisted piece of [ bleep ]. cowardless [ bleep ] running off the stage. i hope people find you. >> so things clearly got out of hand. bernie sanders put out a statement on the chaos in nevada, writing if the democratic party is to be successful in november, it's imperative all state parties treat our campaign supporters with fairness and the respect that they have earned. at the convention, the democratic leadership used its power to prevent a fair and transparent process from taking place. senator sanders has caught a lot of flak for that

so we're looking at another somalia, another syria, another iraq, another libya. >> we created chaos, we abandoned that chaos, we created isis. >> zarqawi was responsible for attacks in 2003. >> zarqawi can direct his network in the middle east and beyond. >> it made him an international rock star in the jihadist community. >> zarqawi was ours for the taking. >> and we weren't doing anything about it. zarqawi achieved what he wanted to achieve. >> go to pbs.org/frontline for more on how libya descended into chaos. >> it's impossible to defeat isis within this situation. explore an interactive guide to who's who in the fight for yemen. learn more about the human cost of the war there. then connect to tfrontline community on facebook and twitter. and if stories like this matter to you, then sign up for our newsletter at pbs.org/frontline. >> frontlinis made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. major support for frontliis provided by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed to b

chaos begets chaos. >> these are not protesters. they are thugs and criminals and as you just said, it's pun american. to burn the flag of the united states of america and fly the mexican flag is everything donald trump was telling us it would happen. does it help donald trump? they assured him an election to the presidency of the united states. charles: the mainstream media talking about donald trump's speech today he saying when he called the the protest criminal he was justifying their actions by calling their first amendment rights criminal. so you talk about enabling or encouraging this stiff. >> in none of the media coverage will you see any interest in asking who these thugs are, because they don't like the answers. i would like to nope those arrested, it's literally un-american. these are things the american voter is tired of. they have seen this for 8 years. we don't want a continuation of this. hillary is prompting some of this. it's the democrat party, liberals in general. the unions, bernie sanders people. a whole host o

so what went wrong to initiate all this chaos? it wasn't driver error. paul was an expert horseman and his horse has plenty of competition experience. stinging bees. >> that particular day, as the horses entered the ring on the far side, several of them were irritated by something. i personally think it was some kind of bees that were in there and then paul came through there and his horse just panicked and took off at a full dead run. >> after this happened, my trainer recommended i stop driving that horse. and if i want to keep driving i should get a different horse and i bought his brother z this is lucky. because he brings me luck. >> lucky also brought luck to matt, the trainer who saves the disabled woman in this video. at the 2011 nationals, matt and the horse take the ribbon. >> national champion. >> he's the best horse in the country here to date and i'm happy. >>> coming up, a sky diving formation goes bad leaving one man in a death defying downward spiral. >> i didn't know if allen was going to make it. i've never seen anything that violent. >

that's the core of the chaos there. if you dig a trench, most of the water is going to go down the trench. if you go go a channel, most of the water is going and then you dig the channel and then coat the channel and then start to put in the filters and a variety of things to make the water look good and eyesful for more purposes. what we're doing is trying to create a channel for national unity and reconciliation and for building the institutions that libya needs for enough stability so that the economy can come back and pump oil and that's for the libyans and to distribute the wealth fairly and the way that brings people in and take advantage of the natural resources to rebuild the country. that's what we're trying to do. i think that we made a lot of progress. there are still a lot of problems, but we're making progress. the more progress that we make, the more that libya can can take on daesh as the vast vast vast majority of libyans want to do and then reduce it and push it out. it's happening already. you see the

chaos on the campaign trial. vie len protests exploding outside of a donald trump rally in new mexico overnight. >> people raging out of control. breaking barriers, smashing doors and throwing rocks at police but don't tell trump that. >> you know, the safest place to be any time in our country is at a trump rally. it's love. >> we have fox news team coverage for you this morning. brian is following the democratic race for the white house. >> but we begin with trump's win in washington state and the chaotic scene. good morning. >> heather and abby good morning. you know the peaceful protests that were there yesterday afternoon quickly disappeared when the sun started to go down and that's when things turned south. there were hundreds of protestors out tps side of the convention center and initially those protestors overwhelmed the police officers storming their lines. breaking through a barricade and trying to break down a door to get inside. police eventually pushed them back but that's when the protestors start

chaos is the enemy. daesh feeds on chaos. if you want to get and defeat daesh, you have to address the factors. that is where our policy has to be based on at its core. our broad strategic interest in libya is to support a unified libya, not one that gets divided into parts with an accountable government, not people self proclaiming. that was the way gaddafi ruled on behalf of the people for 42 years. it doesn't work then or now. the u.s. strategy -- you have had al qaeda and two different altria group's. when you have under governed space, it is a greater opportunity for bad guys to make mischief. luckily libyans do not tend to like foreigners of any kind telling them what to do. develop antibodies. quickly. that is why i'm betting on libya and libyans to win, not daesh. approach is that we are tied very closely to support the government. need a stablens government to close the security vacuum. security first or economy first? it is hard to get people to invest in a country where security is a disaster. it washington, d.c. h

. >>> death threats and chaos. bernie sanders supporters fight for delegates, fueling fears of pandemonium at the democratic convention. >>> olympic bombshell. could dozens of athletes be banned from rio. new revelations about failed drug tests and cheating. >>> and getting burned. an alarming new report claiming half the sunscreens out there aren't doing the job they promised. >>> "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. urgent help is on the way for travelers at one of the nation's busiest airports tonight after hundreds missed their flights on sunday, because of understaffed tsa checkpoints and very long lines. today the head of the tsa apologized to passengers affected by the bottleneck at chicago's o'hare airport, and dispatched a crisis team to get things moving. increasingly long waits at security checkpoints across the country have caused tens of thousands to miss flights this year, and the fac

as europe as seen in the last century, following chaos, but they can happen.nd we will see how it goes. our government and others around the world will probably reach out and embrace these leaders. it does not have to be a binary choice, chaos are dictators, but afterwards we will reach back and hope for the dictators. i hope maybe they can help find a 3rd path and guide the region to someplace where you have leadership and responsible government, but it does not have to be saddam hussein's iraq. so that is the framework of the book. but i tell it through my eyes, the people i know, the, the places i have lived, the characters i meet along the way, this thesis i justi just argued i tell over 256 pages of anecdotes. so i hope that it is -- you get to follow along this journey that has been at 20 year journey so far of arriving in the middle east and not knowing what i landed in two, trying to be a journalist. watching all hell breaks loose. and you have to see how it goes. without preamble, i would love to take some of your questions. anything specifically you

. >> and major chaos inside of the t icon setter. four people shot, one killed. the big question this morning, how did a gun get inside that concert hall? there were screeners. >> expected today when new jersey lawmakers vote on proposed smoking ban on the sanment good day everybody, it is may the 26, 2016. i don't even remember may. seriously. >> it is almost over. >> charlotte, is this three days in a row, charlotte's web. >> i think charlotte is here to stay, she's our new friends. >> our friend. >> what's the weather going to be? >> ready for the number first? do you think it will be another ten? >> oh,. >> most of the day changing over to higher humidity. once again with the sunscreen, make sure that you enjoy yourself. temperatures starting off this morning in the 50's, 60s, and we really have gorgeous sunrise, with just the little bit of cloud cover. we have 6 mile per hour winds, coming out of the west southwest, 48 degrees in mount pocono. mid 50's in millville. 63 degrees in wilmington and in dover, in delaware, so, plan on sunshine. mixed with clouds,

but chaos is the enemy. she kept using that word. because daesh feeds on chaos. so, if you want to get and defeat daesh, you have to address the factors. as she did in her presentation, that has set chaos in libya. that is what policy has to be based on at its core. our broad strategic interest in libya is therefore to support a unified libya, not one that gets divided into parts with an accountable government, not people self proclaiming. i control the resources, you have to talk to me if you want anything. because it is me, because i do. that was kind of the way gaddafi ruled on behalf of the people for 42 years. it doesn't work then or now. and it does not work with the gaddafi's who want control. the u.s. strategy has allowed violent extremist groups to grow. you have had al qaeda and two different sharia groups. when you have under governed space, it is a greater opportunity for bad guys to make mischief. and for foreigners to come in. luckily, libyans do not tend to like foreigners of any kind telling them what to do. itains, it is br french, iraq, syria. t

. >> scenes of anarchy and chaos. and violence in a major u.s. city. it is all "happening now". >> but we begin on this monday for the battle for indiana where the stakes could not be higher for ted cruz. >> that texas senator badly needs a moose -- hooser state. 87 republican delegates are up for grabs in indiana. donald trump is leading the delegates. >> i believe in the american people and the people in the hoosier state and the goodness of the american people that we will not give in to evil. >> if we win indiana, it's over. and i shouldn't say this, but if we win in indiana, and then we focus on hillary. please, let's focus on hillary. >> we have the latest. and chief political correspondent carl cameron in south indiana. >> reporter: ted cruz is throwing everything he can throw at donald trump with the exception of the kitchen sink. he went after trump for transgender bath p rooms and suggested that this is a state he would name his running mate and do so. and creating an ala iance. six of them had donald trump with a hefty lead here and when the

>> it reinforces war is chaos. war is uncertain. you have advisors behind enemy lines but there is no real line. there kind of is one. but isis penetrated through and rather than retreat which they

fears both here and in other places that hamid karzai was going to look to manipulate the political chaos to his advantage and try to somehow remain in power or cobble together some sort of ruling interim-caretaker-type government where his interests would be of paramount concern and they wouldn't move to a dramatically elected successor. so we were able to get there, i think, successfully. just the other point i would make quickly is on the difference between the political and the legal and constitutional questions that we're facing. i mean, the political agreement is a political agreement. it's not a constitution, as you've highlighted, there was a five-year term for the president. but in afghanistan, the reality is that people are often getting bogged down in what's legal and what's constitutional versus what's politically practical. and i think the latter is much more important to keep in mind in terms of finding solutions. >> i'm going to take that as a comment rather than a question, but thank you for sharing. you want a quick response? >> quickly. i knew i would face flack for that

what went wrong to initiate all this chaos? it wasn't driver error since paul is an expert horseman. turns out it was something small that chuck noticed in the ring only after it was too late. stinging bees. >> that particular day as the horses entered the ring, several of them were irritated by something. i think it was some kind of bees in there. paul came through there and his horse panicked. >> after this happened, my trainer recommendsed i stopped driving the horse and if i want to keep driving, i should get a different horse. i bought his brother. >> this is lucky because he brings me luck. >> lucky also brought luck to mak ma matt. the man who saved the disabled woman. matt takes it. >> these are the best horses. >>> coming up, a sky diving formation goes bad leaving one man in a death defying downward spiral. >> i didn't know if allen was going to make it. i've never seen anything that violent. >> when "caught on camera: what went wrong" continues. paramedic. the value of nissan's... [safety beeping] intelligent safety

she is, she has caused chaos in the democratic party. basically imploding it. this whole superdelegate system is causing people who are lifelong democrats to not trust the system. did you look at the so-called economic plan. a plan to give great employment to lawyers. when you look at things like nationalizing day care, for crying out loud. making sure we police and all of our private business. make sure women are paid the same thing is meant. all of those things cost money. four lawyers. those are who hillary clinton's real friends are. trish: we will talk about venezuela coming up little later in the show. playing with other people's money, that does not work. renard, thank you so much. good to have you here. clinton continues to fight for the not. donald trump weighing in on the election. the presumptive nominee still making moves to build relationships with hearty leaders and setting up a sit down with foreign-policy. henry kissinger outside headquarters with the very latest. >> k, trish. good afternoon to you. a presidential candidate. a sit down is a prer

chaos is the enemy. she kept using that word, because daesh feeds on chaos. if you want to get and defeat daesh, you have to address the factors. that is where our policy has to be based on at its core. our broad strategic interest in libya is to support a unified libya, not one that gets divided into parts with an accountable government, not people self proclaiming i control the resources. that was the way gaddafi ruled on behalf of the people for 42 years. itdidn't work then, and doesn't work now. there would be many gaddafi's who don't once -- who would rule one part of the country. violent extremist groups have been allowed to proliferate. you've had al qaeda. when you have under governed space, it is a greater opportunity for bad guys to make mischief. luckily libyans do not tend to like foreigners telling them what to do of any kind. whether it is americans or brits for french or people from iraq and syria. they develop antibodies. that is why i'm betting on libya and libyans to win, not daesh. whatever its temporary strengths may be. our approach is th

chaos is the enemy. dash is an enemy and chaos is the big enemy. dash feeds on chaos. if you want to defeat it, you have to address the factors. that fed chaos in libya where a policy has to be based on at its core. the brought interest in libya is to support a unified libya and not that gets divided into parts with an accountable government and not people self proclaiming the resources. you have to talk to me if you want anything. it's me and i do. that was the way he ruled on behalf of the people for 42 years and it didn't work then and it doesn't work with the mini gadhafis who want to control the portions of the country and don't care about the whole. the strategy is rooted in the recognition of the prolonged discourse and they allowed violent groups to what live rate. you have other groups. when you have ungoverned or under goffer earned space, it's an opportunity for bad guys to make mischief. whether it's americans or brits or french or people from iraq and syria, they develop anti-s quick. that's one of the reasons why i'm betting on libya and libyans to win an

coming up, the democrats in chaos.ratic convention shut down over considered eight -- security concerns. they square off in kentucky and in oregon. is bernie sanders going to wrap up even more victories and force a contested convention? that is next. ♪ trish: democratic party in chaos. hoping to continue this weaning -- winning streak. all of this and the nevada democratic convention shut down this weekend. concerned about violence. his delegates were being shut out. even shouted down and boot. watch that here. who would have thought it would be the democrats in chaos. borger congressmen. why can't you guys get rid of bernie sanders? >> i do not think bernie sanders wants to get rid of. he knows number was wise he cannot win. winning 67% of every state that remains. trish: nobody thinks -- >> he has some supporters that are pretty diehard. some are so diehard that they would vote for trump over hillary clinton. what is it that he wants? why is he still in play here, leslie? >> very consistent with his message. many peo

how the chaos finally ended and big question that detective still have have about the rampage. >>> good morning i'm brooke thomas. >>> i'm jim ton van. we will also check weather and traffic with katie and meisha but here's what you need to know to start the day in the morning minute. >> this presidential election has about the highest steaks that we have seen in a really long time. >> hillary clinton will campaign in camden county college in blackwood. >> her stop comes one day after bernie sanders pulls off a win in west virginia's democratic primary. >> they have gone. >> we all heard a loud noise and bunch of people running. >> reporter: stabbing rampage at a mall in massachusetts this morning two people and a suspect are all dead. >>> thank god the home owner had video. >> police in voorhees new jersey want to question two teenagers in connection with the vandalism spree. >> paul ryan may not be ready to support trump right now but some day he hopes to and wants to. i'm giving him advice. the just because all of the cool people like ben carson are doing it doesn't mean you have to.

>>> chaos on the campaign trail. anti-trump protests turning violent this week. as protesters burn signs. taunt police. and smash glass. now critics are asking why is the mainstream media ignoring who is behind many of these protests. this is bulls and bears. the bulls and bears this week. welcome everybody. katie is the media showing bias in their coverage? >> of course they are. and the reason they are is because the media is full of progressives and these organized protests, these professional agitators are supported by not just far left groups but also mainstream progressist. we saw this in the 2008 convention. when these type of protesters claimed they were going to shut down the convention by all means necessary and then saw them again during the occupy wall street movement and we see them in ferguson last summer as a result of what happened there. so these people aren't necessarily just protesting trump. they have been around for a long time and just have a new target and the media is ignoring it. >> if people were outside hillary clinton and bernie sander

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i have never seen it worse as a period of chaos. in to be that physical a embodiment and if you continue this model you can speculate where it will go from here. to see a series of strongman reemerging themselves in egypt is the first example and there is more to come. they will embrace this but be very careful because after periods of chaos when people embrace the fascist bad things can happen. there is a of a tendency and we will see how it goes with other governments to reach out and it doesn't have to be chaos horror dictators but after we will reach back. i hope one day if they have influence can guide the region to leadership but it doesn't have to be saddam hussein's iraq. that is the framework but that is through my eyes to what i know in the places i have lived in the characters i meet along the way and 200 to six pages of anecdotes so you key and follow along on this journey that has been a 20 years dirty and then moving along in the process watching all hell breaks loose and it has broken loose. you have to see how it com

of course, chaos ensues. passengers are starting to get loaded into the life boats and most of the passengers are rescued, although 51 people do die at this disaster. mostly at the moment of impact. so next day, of course the press starts trying to cover what is happening as the ship is sinking. however, mr. trask engages the help of a private pilot and he does a fly-over to see the ship as it is beginning to sink. the conditions are not very good and mr. trask is not a very good flier. and he starts getting violently air stick. but he decides he will stick with it and make the shot. and he pulls himself together and starts photographing and then he started looking down, the ship starts effectively sinking with a very last time, going down into the waters. and he captures that photo. and this is how the tardy, air-sick photographer, catches the pulitzer prize. and here is the newseum is very far not to count among its collection the original camera used to photograph the pulitzer prize-winning image, sinking

. >> translator: yes or no tells us the majority wants to live with lies and misery and the chaos or if the country wants to change and revoke the government. >> reporter: florida international university says the grip on power has never been this fragile. >> combined with the economic disaster that venezuela seems to be increasingly approaching, i think this makes the year that we might see venezuela enclosed. >> reporter: the counsel has 30 days to validate the referendum signatures. since venezuelan employees are working two days a week, it's unclear how long 30 days will end up being in venezuela. brett? >> phil, thank you. >>> in neighboring south american country of columbia, columbian authorities are celebrating the biggest cocaine seizure in the country's history. 50 commandos backed by helicopters seized eight tons of cocaine on a banana plantation in the northwest part of the country. it was headed to the u.s. >>> al qaeda terror chiefs are calling on followers to carry out bomb and knife attacks on business leaders. the latest issue of "inspire" magazine has step by step i

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what i see is chaos on the left. speculation within the democrat party that they want to get rid ofdebby wasserman-schultz the party chair before the convention. can you imagine that, firing the party chair, a big friend of hillary clinton? you had the violence last night in albuquerque, new mexico. mex man flags were waved in the face of a americn american camp that's an extraordinary event. and then you've got bernie sanders gearing up big time to go to battle in california which he may win. can you imagine the state of the democrats with all of this going on? debby wasserman-schultz may be out. violence and anti-trump protests and then we have bernie sanders who could win the biggest state of them all. i call that chaosic, maria. maria: we talked to debby wasserman-schultz about this, dagen mcdowell. she says it's not a coronation, even though they put the debates on sunday night, during the playoff. only a handful of debates, it's outrageous. stuart: i mean, she tilted to hillary, old time friends and she tilted

. >>> there is chaos on campus has a graduation party goes terribly wrong. tonight, investigators are in should have used pepper spray to break up an on campus party at the university of maryland. darcy spencer talked to police and she's live tonight in college park. >> reporter: some students are criticizing the police department for that use of pepper spray. the president of the university and now the chief of the campus police department promising a thorough investigation. today, we learned several of the officers involved were wearing body cameras and they're expected to release some of that video. >> first of all, let me say i'm very concerned about the perception that my students have of what happened. >> reporter: the chief of university of maryland police commenting for the first time since his officers deployed pepper spray during an early morning confrontation at a graduation party. this twitter video shows the chaotic scene inside the courtyard apartment building. the police had gone there to break up a lar there was a report that somebody had a l

>>> on the run, escaped prisoner causing chaos at local school, what student and parents should know this morning about classes cents. >> and racism in a local community, the offensive words spotted on huge sign, outside of an airport. >> and another measure to help atlantic city avoid bankruptcy. but not without opposition from the governor. we'll tell but special meeting planned ahead of the big vote. >> looking forward to this, not only cinco de mayo, also national hoagie day, thanks to mr. bob kelly who does traffic here monday through friday. he got us some wawa hoagies, knew you. >> made sure you touched them all. >> no one else will touch my hoagie. >> he knows how to mark his territory. >> oh, good. what a hog. >> i looks good. happy hoagie day. now you know what to have for breakfast. we've got a lot of cloud cover moving in off the ocean this morning. but not a loft action on ultimate doppler radar. there you see where the rain; down to the south and west, in west virginia, virginia, western maryland, western part of the state, that low pressure system, is going to make it

stoking chaos. in some cases stoking violence in these situations in order to tear down the existing order. tear down the exsithing system in order to replace it with whatever the left wants. we have seen this for a long time. but, to your point about it helping donald trump this time around, these kinds of protests riots, this kind of violence reaches a saturation point. and they no longer have the impact they once did. so we saw it in march in thinking where bill ayers was there. we have diminishing return with these. doesn't pack the same punch as it did with vietnam the iraq war or even. >> i know i will get mail why am i covering it? i'm covering it because it's in the news why eboni do you think right wing people don't do this. the history is left wing people do this. >> i want to point out that all left wing people that have done it haven't been in nasty and vial. many have been successful talking about the civil rights movement. >> vietnam nasa j. >> talking about older. women's right and wo

sanders is angry and alienated supporters will unleash chaos. political reporter, manu raju is live on capitol hill to tell us more about that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. when bernie sanders addressed his supporters last night at the rally of about 11,000 sp supporters, he steered clear since the nevada convention, in which a number of sanders supporters went after the party leadership, and believing that they were treated unfairly. now, the challenge for the party leadership is how do you harness the support of will he johns -- legions of supporters. >> the senator's response was anything but acceptable. >> overnight, bernie sanders getting slammed by democratic leaders. calling for sanders to reign in his supporters after the chaotic state convention in and a half, telling chris cuomo. >> after the word but, you go on to seemingly justify the reason that the violence and intimidation has occurred, then that falls short of making sure that going forward, this kind of conduct doesn't occur in the future. >> i say to the leadership

after the chaos this weekend, the big story now is sanders' defiant stance against the democratic party threatening party unity. kristen welker has been covering the clinton campaign. they're not saying so publicly but the democrats, the clinton democrats there at headquarters, are really not happy. >> reporter: they're not. publicly what you're hearing is that ultimately they think the party will be unified at the convention which is now about two months away, andrea, but privately you can hear it in their conversations. remember back after secretary clinton decisively won new york communications director called for senator sanders to stale back his heated attack against secretary clinton, and what we have seen since then is really only an escalation in some ways. we heard that certainly last night. so they are saying that it ultimately is up to him to take the first step toward unifying this party and, andrea, once california weighs in, if she still has a nearly insurmountable delegate lead, it could be tough for senator sanders to keep making this case that he's making. this could be

desperate criminals creating chaos. disturbed minds seeking vengeance.meone is staring down the barrel of a gun. and somewhere, somehow, the cameras are rolling.

. >>> this is video of the chaos that erupted at san francisco's city hall last night. dozens of protesters are pushing for change, demanding that police chief greg suhr be fired. they say they want reform in a racist department from top to bottom. members of another group called the frisco five are now on the 17th day of a hunger strike. yesterday several of them had to be taken to the hospital and in spite of their deteriorating health they vow to continue that strike. >> the frisco 5 they started a new kind of movement that has grown. people are coming together. people are upset. the unjust going on in this city. >> officers made several arrests last night and many protesters say this is the beginning of many planned disruptions. >>> now to decision 2016. another bay area visit for democratic candidate hillary clinton. she spoke at an oakland school yesterday morning before heading to san francisco where she was met by many angry protesters. >> hillary has never had a war she didn't like. >> it will be chaos. and the issues here, raising more money and lying to peopl

the man who caused chaos okay which story are we doing here. all right. the man that -- okay, standby folks my apologies here we'll do breaking news right now. this is news that is just coming into the "fox 5 news" room. egypt air commercial airline egypt air says one of their flights from par toys cairo disappeared from radar. boeing 737 on board that plane are 59 passengers and ten crew members. again egypt air flight we believe it's flight number 0 in route par toys cairo reportedly disappeared fromry dar. we'll continue to ol owe the story and bring you the laimentest as we get it. >> in other news tight the man that caused chaos on the national mald after claiming he was exposed to anthrax is find. the man is kevin osborne from spots vein why and received a $250tic fret drivering on to public space without a permit. it turned out to be a false alarm. osborne never made threats but was concerned he was exposed to anthrax while adding virginia. >> the d.c. fire department took part in day long emergency drill involving scenario that played out for real

firefighters cleaned up the scene where the man was shot. >> it was pure chaos. tom: witnesses say they were a lot of people around when this happened shortly after 3:00. >> we heard a gunshot, one really loud one. tom: abc has identified the man as from pennsylvania. the secret service said he was thenpublic area, approached a restricted checkpoint. he had a gun and refused to drop it. >> we heard a gunshot. >> i turned and there was a gunshot. then he was on the floor. i told my family, the guy got shot. >> the officers were running with guns, machine guns, saying get back. tom: this picture shows him on the ground, a secret service agent on top of him. they also found a car believed it is with ammunition inside parked nearby. >> we started running. tom: this person from loudoun county shot this video of the aftermath. he was showing his family from pakistan around d.c. when he saw the man getting shot. >> i said this is not normal. tom: the secret service says they yelled at the man to drop the gun and he refused. the witness we spoke to said the first loud no