we'll be back at 8:00 and 11:00 with highlights and reactions. >> thank you, collin. an official watch party is happening at the shark tank in san jose, got to be so many fans so excited. >> reporter: that's right, jessica. they've been mingling for most of the day. now they're inside the shark tank ready to watch the big game on the big screen. they didn't wait for the game to start before they began to party. ♪ >> reporter: the party began at 2:00 this afternoon at plaza caesar chavez. it was 85 degrees but that didn't keep people from sporting their sharks sweaters. the sweater, really? >> got to represent the sharks for the fans. >> we're ready for the finals tonight. >> reporter: son tyler knows there are two big games today. so he wanted to represent both of them. >> i'm really happy that both teams have gotten as far as they have. i'm proud of both franchises for being able to get to this point. >> reporter: these diehards have been waiting 25 years for this moment. that was enough reason to get a new sharks hat or t-shirt. after all, it's their first chance to

collin, that was good basketball. >> that was a great game.'s game four heroics, they were supposed to take the wind out of the blazers' sails. but portland refused to roll over. steph curry, pregame, showing off the mvp hardware in front of the fans for a second time. warriors playing from behind all night. curry would hit the three to take the lead 75-73. and klay thompson, arguably the best player on the floor tonight, his he would go for 33 pane late in the fourth, warriors with a two-point lead. steph, the stepback three. and portland gives the warriors all they can handle. golden state, headed to the western conference finals again, with a 125-121 game five win. >> step back. to put it to a five-point lead. probably a shot only he can make. and so, we've got, you know, i thought a gutty effort from a lot of guys. it wasn't our best stuff. but we got it done. >> now, the warriors, if the thunder meet the spurs, the conference finals would start on monday. if it goes seven, game one would be next wednesday. so, we got to wait and see. live

the guy's name is josh collins.fought in afghanistan and bosnia and suffered four traumatic brain injuries and wound up with post traumatic stress disorder. he says he's paddling to raise money and awareness for ptsd and high veteran suicide rates. the v.a. reports an average of 22 veterans kill themselves every day. josh collins started in corpus christi five days ago. right now he's paddling his way up the east coast. is it p he about halfway now? >> just about exactly halfway. he wounded the florida peninsula and from here on out, it's 1,000 miles northbound up the intercoastal. he begins every day the same, up at sunrise, kisses his wife good-bye and paddles paddles paddle. he's paddling for ptsd awa awareness, as well as the daily veteran suicide rate, which the va says is 50% higher than nonveterans. >> if you had 22 teachers a day killing themselves, we'd do something about this, take this very, very seriously. >> collins is hoping to raise about $20 million in this five-month long, long journey, all that thr

the pat collins started here 30 years ago yesterday. that's 1986 it if you're doing the math here.ce then he's covered the redskins, gone to the olympics, covered all the big crime and weather stories. and today we're taking a moment to congratulate pat on 30 years. >> you talk about all the different stories he's done. regardless of whether he's covering redskins or horrific crimes, they're always memorable. you won't forget a pat collins story. >> first time i saw him, we were if richmond and we were all like -- the story in he's just the best. he makes our place a better place to work. so thank you, pat. >>> how much sleep do you get a night? it's not enough. >> we always think we veep more than we actually do. sleep experts say adults should get between five on a bad night but really seven to nine hours of sleep. we tests ourselves to see our sleep quality. in here is a look at some of the results that we found. i'm first, this is the data we collected from-i'm wearing a garmin device. it traapparently five hours andn minutes is about average. restless, about ten minutes. i was

. >> congressman chris collins from new york. endorsed you, a member of your congressional leadership team. you know he's against mass deportation of il legal immigrants, he's against a temporary ban on muslims. he says that when you become the nominee, and then his idea, when you become president, that you are going to be more nuanced than you are on the trail. what do you say to that? >> look, everything honestly is going to be we have to negotiate we have to see, i can't make these decisions myself. we have to deal with a lot of people. i can't just take executive orders like obama and somebody was saying my tax plan is very, very steep. i mean i have the biggest tax plan. but i'm not the one that does the tax plan. it's me and lots of congressmen and lots of senators. and lots of everything. so i would say that certain things will be changed. certain things will be stay exactly the same. but you know, there is a negotiation back and forth. i mean i'm somebody that would like not to sign too many executive orders. it wasn't wh

jim, back to you. >> pat collins. pat, thank you. >>> a d.c. fire captain is on leave this evening and facing gun and drug charges. captain brian grace was arrested last night by fairfax police. they say he's facing three counts of possession of a drug and two weapons charges. the d.c. fire department said it is aware of the arrest and grace is on administrative leave. he's been with that department for more than 16 years. >>> traffic along route 50 and bowe slowing after a small plane crashed here into a fence and almost onto that highway. chopper 4 over the scene just a short time ago over freeway airport. everyone involved in this crash is okay. >>> dramatic, tearful testimony in fairfax county as a mclean woman who was stabbed and shot during a bizarre attack was the first witness in a trial of a lawyer, andrew schmul. staging an elaborate attack on her boss after his wife was fired from her job at the law firm. >> reporter: this is a case about revenge, greed, torture, and depravity. those were among the prosecutors' opening words to juror

collins: mr. speaker, for purposes of debate only, i yield the customary 30 minutes to the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. mcgovern, pending which i yield myself such time as i may consume. during consideration of this resolution, all time yielded is for the purpose of debate only. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on the house -- on the house resolution currently under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. collins: thank you, mr. speaker. i am pleased to bring this rule forward today on behalf of the rules committee. the rule provides for consideration of h.r. 5046, the comprehensive opioid reduction t of 2016, and h.r. 4641 , a a bill to provide for the establishment of an interagency task force to review, modify, and update best practices for pain management and prescribing pain medication, and for other . rposes for h.r. 5046 the rule provides r one

th stbigaist the suspect in the weeks before gins now with pat collins.e's in aspen hill at the shopping center where tordil was caught. pat? >> reporter: doreen, police knew who he was. they knew where he was. in fact, they were watching him for more than an hour. and when the time was right, they made their move. and now this murder suspect is under arrest taken down without incident, taken down without violence, in the custody of police and off the streets. this is how it came to be. earlier this afternoon an undercover police officer here at the northgate shopping center sees the suspect's car in one of the spaces here. a short time after that they see the suspect. he's walking around the shopping center. he went to the rite aid. suicide by cop, so the p ul alt want anyone else killed. let's take a look at that security cam video. it shows the takedown. it shows the suspect walking across the parking lot. he has a bag in his hands. looks like a normal friday here, but it's not normal at all. scores of cops have their eyes on him as he goes towards his

that's what it says. >> 30 years ago today, pat collins started working here as a reporter, and todaywe celebrate him. >> i'm known for covering crime. >> covering washington football. >> the weather. >> and you don't want me walking up your driveway, unless i'm covering weather. >> yeah, we can all imitate pat collins around here but he is an original. nobody can do it like he can. the entire tribute on the nbc washington facebook page. it's really something. pat, you you're looking at good today as you did that day, 30 years ago. now, i agree, you won't necessarily agree with that, right? >> yeah, a few more chins, and a few more pounds, but i'm still hanging in there. you know, it's not all sunglasses and limousines. i mean, this is where i work. i work out of a live truck. we go around, we cover the news, we try to tell the stories as best we can. i love this job. and i'm fortunate to work with so many talented people. i work with camera people who would walk through a wall of fire for me to get that story. i appreciate that. i work for some people who give me the opportunity to c

but josh collins says that's not enough so he is in the middle of what will be a world record paddle.is wife, tanya good-bye, and drops his paddle board into the water and paddles and paddles until sunset. from texas all the way to new york. the 20-year army veteran saw combat in bosnia, afghanistan and iraq and is doing this to raise money and awareness for ptsd and the 22 veteran suicide every day. >> i think if you ask most people how many people do you know that have killed themselves, most people would say, maybe one. you ask the average veteran, a guy in the special operations, he might know a dozen or more and there's nothing right about that. >> reporter: this war vet also has ptsd and often found himself at home, staring at the wall, oftentimes medicating on pills and booze. and then he found paddleboarding. >> the war officially is over. it doesn't mean that america can lose interest because the mission of recovery i think we've learned as a nation is just as important. >> reporter: right now collins is about 60 miles behind me up the intracoastal heading towards new york ci

pat collin >>> have you seen the signs? they're all over the place and good reason for strangers to stop and take notice. >> also, it's a bold call for help for survivors of sex assaults who serve our country every day. >>> my treatment by the military is a profound betrayal. i don't understand how the army could fail to hold my ♪ stand by me vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me >>> and now your storm team 4 forecast. the best day of the month, at reeft the first time we've hit 80 this month and we've had one or two other sunny day and nothing like today. high temperatures today in the low to mid-80s. right now 83 degrees and the current number at the airport and winds out of the northwest at 10 miles an hour. the first time we've hit 80 in may, that is saying something he

. >> reporter: new york house republican and trump ally chris collins is trying to change minds. collins holds weekly meetings to persuade rank and file o viblicans trump is their ticket to victory. >> we're moving people along, , me very easily, some very quickly, others, what's the message? >> reporter: do you have people who are curious and want to be persuaded or curious and still very reluctant? >> we have some of everything. >> reporter: interviews with nearly a dozen congressional republicans showed gradual, begrudging movement toward trump. scott, that evolution was driven more than anything else by surveys today showing trump running neck and neck with and neck with hillary clinton in the pivotal states of florida, ohio, and pennsylvania. >> pelley: major garrett on capitol hill. major, thank you. it's not just trump hillary clinton is running against. bernie sanders refuses to say die, and tonight, democrats are a.ting in west virginia. here's nancy cordes. >> now, secretary clinton says my idea is too big. fo reporter: in stockton, california, today, sanders took on cl

joined by chris collins. congressman collins, welcome back to the show. >> always good to be with you, chuck. >> look, you gave me, the reason you gave me to support trump was on the economic front, getting tough on trade, almost taking a sledgehammer to our economic policy the last couple decades. do you think him going down the vince foster road is productive? >> you know, you go back to why i supported him, it is because he is a chief executive, not career politician. he is bringing jobs back. it is about the economy and also about securing the borders and making our nation safe in a very, very dangerous world. and i want to talk about the issues as the campaign moves forward, i think we're going to see a lot of things come out of the wood work, see personal attacks back and forth on both sides. i really don't have any comment to make -- >> i understand. but this is him, this is not supporters of him. this is him going down, these are totally debunk conspiracy theories, did it in the primary, linking ted c

joining us is marco collins of prudential fixed income -- michael collins of prudential fist income.ut 10 seconds away. , upres going into the open around 30 points. s&p 500 futures up for. a real prospect of a fifth straight day of losses. crude very much on the front foot. wti up over 4% through much of the last hour. wti $45 and $.67. , 1.78%. inches higher a lot of stories and a lot of earnings. matt: there is a lot going on in today's market. let's look at the major indexes. we are looking at gains across the board, not huge gains. at 2054.ight now take a look at the industry groups that are moving. -- mostsee that we have of the groups are gaining. consumer discretionary stocks and utilities are down. jeff gundlach yesterday was saying short utilities. --ill take you about all of talk to you about all of those calls in just a minute. , lot of earnings moving individual names, mark topped even as sales revenues fell -- merck topped even a sales revenues fell. the stock is down to and a quarter percent. tesla brushed off a q1 net loss as they announced a production plan that will

collins. i do so as one that had 35 years of experience in the housing business, affected by the civill rights act, affected by the 1968 fair housing act, and one who has a good deal of working knowledge about what that accomplished. and what it accomplished was an end to prejudice against african-americans in the south and ethnic minorities in the northeast and around the country to ensure everybody had an equal opportunity -- underline the word opportunity -- to have safe, affordable housing. that took place in 1968. it's been a long time since 1968. prejudice in america is almost gone. housing access is almost universal. but there's one group of people in america that have very little access to housing because there's none available to them. you can identify them not by their name, not by their region, but by their zip code. it's the neighborhoods of america that have contributed to the climb of many families and many hope and opportunity for individuals. you show me a school that's not per

chris collins said sooner rather than later. but it seems that ryan doesn't even want to talk about this. yesterday i was in statue aware hall, he came by to do an interview with one of the cable networks, i think it was hbo. they were talking about the up coming race for the senate in wisconsin and republican policy in general. and then the interviewer turned the topic to donald trump to which paul ryan responded we agreed not to talk about that. i've got people to see. goodbye. mellisa: wow. i still like i pay as little as possible and it's none of your business. i'm going to make a t-shirt. do you want one? >> what do you put on the front? what do you put on the back? mellisa: yeah, i don't know. i may put it in both places i like it so much. david: that sounds like a good idea. don't be a stranger, john, we love to have him on. meanwhile more trouble for hillar hillary clinton's campaign. clinton global initiative set up a $2 million commitment for for a company owned by bill clinton's friend back in 2010. fox business peter

republican congressman chris collins says he's seen the division firsthand. he calls it baffling and troubling today. >> as i have said to more than one, are you voting for hillary clinton? and they say no. and i said, well, then you're voting for donald trump. no, i'm not going to vote. this is like the two president bushes. how an elected official can message to america "don't vote," i find that embarrassing for them. >> joining me now for real talk on this, california congressman duncan hunter, a donald trump supporter. i guess that would be the other alternative for republicans who are not going to get on the trump train, is that they would simply be messaging out to constituents -- don't vote. >> reporter: yeah, that's ridiculous and i don't think it is going to happen, gretchen. here's what just happened. i'm a big box is fan. this is like right after the big boxing fight, both guys have talked trash and now it's over, it's time to hug. i think the hugging is going to happen. i think you'll see the majority of members of congress come onboard. but guess

susan collins moving in that direction. maybe the republican party is trying to make piece with this. >> it's a difficult decision. i'm disappointed in anybody that would support him, but everybody has to make their own personal calculation. that's not a place i can go. i admire someone like ben sass who has laid out and even very articulate about why he can't support donald trump. this is somebody who a lot of people just find unpalatable. he's said racist things, sexist things. at the end of the day, he just behaves like a little kid that needs a spanking. >> we talked as this was playing out. and you were hardly alone. you are one of the voices saying it's not going to happen. there's not going to be a ceiling. he's not going to get the nomination. do you feel you learned something about the republican party? >> his poll numbers have virtually remained unchanged. always the front-runner for the gop nomination. >> he started out like our first poll we looked atting th this yesterday, he was at 1%. >> but within a month or

it won't just collin powell who made use of eem for work purposes.concludes 90 some officials continually used personal e-mail for work purposes. that includes secretary clinton, top aids under condi rice as well as secretary kerry himself before he actually became the first secretary in history to have a state.gov e-mail candidate. this use was permitted at the time she took over. a lot of the rules that evolved happened after she left. >> this to me is one of the key parts about preserving private record. sending e-mails to others at private e-mails accounts is not appropriate. does the clinton campaign hadv a comment about the appropriateness of the state department rules. >> of course she treated preservation of records as something very important. her style of meeting that objective was to make a routine habit of copying somebody or forwarding an e-mail so it would be preserved on the still. what we know now but didn't know then is that the state deputy's record keeping and electronic it systems were in such a poor state when the state departmen

trump. >> chris collins, western new york.e was the first one on the trump train and believes paul ryan will be there soon saying the big difference was over trade. he just wants to get to know him. we'll see if that proves to be the case. >> luke russert outside republican national headquarters. >>> a little news we're just getting. a lot going on there this morning. in the last few minutes, kevin mccarthy, number two republican in the house, kathy mcmorris rogers, they both entered republican national headquarters in the last few minutes. they'll be part of that meeting that donald trump and paul ryan are having with a slightly broader group of house republican leaders. that meeting is going to follow -- directly follow the one that either is taking place right now or maybe is wrapping up right now between donald trump and paul ryan. just the two of them. we're also hold reince priebus in that first meeting. reince priebus the current republican national chairman. let me go back to a former republican national committee chai

collins: mr. speaker, for purposes of debate only i yield the customary 30 minutes to the gentleman from colorado, mr. polis, pending which i yield myself such time as i may consume. during consideration of this resolution, all time yielded is for the purpose of debate only. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on house resolution currently under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. collins: thank you, mr. speaker. i am pleased to bring this rule forward on behalf of the rules committee. the rule provides consideration of s. 524, the comprehensive opioid addiction and recovery act. the rule provide for one hour of debate equally divided among and controlled by the chair and ranking minority members of the energy and commerce committee and the judiciary committee. the rule also provides for an amendment in the nature of a substitute that consists of the 18 bil

collins took a bullet to the leg. gunfire broke out in the vip room upstairs while t.i. was getting ready to go on stage. >>> and the first ever infection to all known resistant antibiot antibiotics. the pennsylvania woman's urinary tract infection cannot be treated by any antibiotics. >>> and the storm system damaging homes across kentucky. take a look at this dash cam video taken from a police cruiser in paducah. watch. that was a bolt of lightning striking a nearby house. the force blew the camera off the windshield and triggered a roof fire. no one was hurt. across the state, tornadoes and storms damaged 30 homes and building in just the last 48 hours. alison, more than 100 twisters across the region in just the past week. >> mother nature is no joke. the severe weather threat is continuing today. let's turn to meteorologist derek van dam. good morning. >> ana and alison, there have been over 100 tornado touchdowns in the u.s. this week alone. thursday, over 17 with dozens of wind reports and hail reports as well. this is all thanks to a very deep area of low pressur

collin powell also failed to preserve government e-mails when he was secretary of state. bryan found released a statement saying contrary to the false theories advanced for some time now, the report notes that her use of personal e-mail was known to officials within the department during her tenure and there's no evidence of any successful breach of the server. it was not unique and she took steps much further and release her records. what's the gravity of this report? >> it's not a crippling blow for clinton or her campaign. it wounds one of her key talking points she's been using for the 14 months or so we've been living through this story is this was permitted under state department policy. she was allowed to use an outside e-mail account. the report says you were not allowed to use an outside e-mail account as your primary means of e-mail since 2005. that clearly

frederick o wilson and chris collins, we want to acknowledge. also want to recognize and the call me -- komi officials around the country who are here. i'm proud to say that with you as we celebrate police week and, most of all, i'm proud to be with the heroes on the front line and the families have supported them and for the family of one who made the ultimate sacrifice. it has been said that perfect valor is doing without witnesses what you would do if the whole world were watching. public safety officers, we recognize today the middle of found medal of valor courage not in search of recognition, they did it instinctively. this is an award that none of them sought. if they could go back in time, i expect it would prefer that none of this would happen. one of today's honor he said about his actions, i could have very well gone my whole career in not dealt with the situation and have been very happy for that. if they had their way, none of them would have to be there and so we are grateful that they are. our entire nation expresses its profound

. >> 's real name is roland collins allegedly behind the shooting that left one dead and three woundedaccidentally get a bleep pregnant and have this gun charge. >> the strike is over. 30,000. a tentative deal has been reached. the secretary's confidence, and the strike, verizon actually admitted. >> many call it racist. airing in china. chinese laundry detergent, an asian woman with her black suitor, she puts them in a washing machine. a much lighter skinned asian man. some say the chinese culture has an obsession with white skin. ♪ >> how they feel if their children, the same thing for them with their babies. >> on a hot summerlike day activists made a bold statement. as they walked along the hudson river waterfront filling out buckets with goose poop. bill: here we go again. picking up poop. >> the animal protection league of new jersey, loud and clear. stop gassing the geese. >> animal holocaust in edgewater new jersey. all life wants to live. >> a little more than a handful of protesters stood with signs. pleading for officials to put an end with their contract which kills the gee

. >> reporter: neighbors say caleb's father collin has been a devoted public servant. he's currently the chair of the charles county republican central committee and was a former school board member. according to investigators, his son faces the possibility of spending decades in prison. >> reporter: now gop leadership in the county tell us that caleb has resigned as a delegate and on saturday a replacement will be appointed. he is due back in court on may 24th. a judge will decide if he will remain in jail. back to you. >>> a u.s. capitol police officer arrested outside his home in maryland today. he's been charged with harboring a fugitive. we're now told and we're learning that is this is all connected to a takedown of a honduran drug ring. pat collins in monrovia, maryland now, talking with neighbors who witnessed the arrest. pat? >> reporter: talk ut looking for a drug suspect from nashville. now the cop who lives here is charged with obstruction of justice and harboring a fugitive. sandra lee court, monrovia, frederick county, maryland. big yards, big homes. it h

our pat collins spoke with his parents. we'll hear from them ahead at 5:00. >>> and i'm wendy rieger at the live desk. there is no trouble for hillary clinton over her use of a personal e-mail server while she was secretary of state. a new report by the state department inspector general found that she should have surrounded all of her e-mails before leaving her post at the department. there have been long-standing weaknesses with recordkeeping going back several secretaries of state. b clinton did not address the report at a rally this morning, but her spokesman said clinton's political opponents will misrepresent the report for their own gain. back to you. >>> this breaking news just into our newsroom. two of the baltimore police officers charged in the death of freddie gray have just filed a lawsuit against the state's attorney general. they're suing mosby for defamation and right to privacy. gray's death, but it ended in a mistrial. white faces trial in october. >>> the governor of virginia threatening to withholding fr

collins come true. these include faster approval of breakthrough medical devices like the highly successful break through paths of medicine in 2012 and make making the electronic health care system interoperable and less burdensome for doctors and more available to patients. we would make it easier for the national institutes of health and the food and drug administration to hire experts needed to supervise research and evaluate safety and effectiveness. we approve measures to target diseases. as dr. frist and coburn wrote in the "wall street journal" op-ed, this legislation, this 21st century cues legislation -- quote -- -- quote -- quo touches every american and millions of patients in the medical community are counting on congress." the house passed by a vote of 344-77 companion legislation called 21st century cures, including a surge of funding for the national institutes of health. the president has his precision medicine initiative. the vice president started his moon shot to cure cancer. the sena