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cory weiss was the last one still in prison.mates comes forward with a story that would change everything. >> a serial predator steps forward and turns the case upside down. >> reyes is a convicted, homicidal rapist, doing 33 years to life in new york prison. >> i was a monster, man. i did so many bad things to so many people and harmed them in so many ways. >> he's a bona fide psychopath, he raped his own mother, and he raped and murdered a pregnant woman in front of her own two children. >> reyes came forward to say that he had been the one who had committed the attack upon the jogger. >> did you attack the central park jogger? >> yeah, i did. >> did you rape her? >> yes. >> did you beat her? >> mm-hm. >> did you leave her for dead? >> i thought i left her there for dead. >> matthias reyes manages to get the attention of law enforcement and they do a dna test, they take his dna and compare it, and voila, they have what they never had in the trial in 1990, which is a match. a perfect match. >> i was like, oh, that's great. we g

cory is nice but he reminds you of the cousin who's a tattletale.one asks, snitching for the love of the game. and kamala looks like a mean vice principal. she just comes up, like, dulce, i want what's best for you, which is why i'm giving you detention. corrie, thank you for coming right to me! >> trevor: it doesn't explain why black women go for someone like elizabeth warren. she's arizonaed specific issues black women have, reparations, the black mortality rate. >> younger black women will probably go for elizabeth warren, but older black women go for biden because if biden becomes president, then obama is back in the white house. ( cheers and applause ) ah! ha ha! ha ha! >> trevor: wait, wait, but that's not true. obama can't be president again. >> who said anything about president? if joe biden wins, he's going to invite obama over for dinner, and where's dinner? >> trevor: the white house. >> boom! ( applause ) obama's back in the white house! i mean it's sneaky but it's all we got. >> trevor: okay, fine. so maybe that explains black women's s

cory is not the name of a president.hool who now runs his dad's gas station. that's what that is. [laughter] although, i will say, he's already got one advantage on trump. he's windproof. that'll work. [percussive music] ♪ of all the candidates in the race, the frontrunner right now is someone who isn't even running yet, a 76-year-old man with the 12-year-old teeth, joe biden. [laughter] now, currently, the former vice president is putting out feelers to see where he stands, and, apparently, the answer is too close to women. - joe biden on defense after a former nevada state lawmaker said he made her feel uneasy during an interaction in 2014. lucy flores first made the allegation in an essay for "the cut" on friday detailing the encounter with the former vice president at a campaign rally in nevada as she ran for lieutenant governor. - flores does not believe it was sexual, but she calls it inappropriate. - very unexpectedly and out of nowhere, i feel joe biden put his hands on my shoulders, get up very close to me from

at this point cory comes into the room.k. >> look forward. straight. >> yeah. he points out that the hair needs to be shorter on the side. outside of that, she's done a pretty good job. >> oh but -- >> ewe. >> you have to look at your girl now looking like that. i feel like that image is going to be burned into his head. >> hi. hope you like it. >> lip synching. it was only ten minutes to do it. that's pretty good. it. that's pretty good. >>> that's i man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att. >>> tonight, inside the jet crash. the new images now emerging this evening from the cabin of that passenger jet. dozens killed. an american among the victims. the horror inside the cabi

senator and presidential candidate cory booker. ential candidate cory booker. mad at forced camaraderie. and you should be mad at tech that makes things worse. but you're not mad, because you have e*trade, who's tech makes life easier by automatically adding technical patterns on charts and helping you understand what they mean. don't get mad. get e*trade's simplified technical analysis. >> i want to continue our conversation. you have been clashing with attorney general barr. he now has said there will be another review of the orangins of the mueller probe. in your view, is it possible that could be productive? or is that a bad idea to begin with? >> this is somebody that has lost credibility. he's been acting more like a rudolph giuliani than the independent head of the department of justice. anybody who takes a fair reading of that sees misconduct rife within this administration. literally, lies and even ordering don mcgahn to manufacture evidence to cover up what could be a trail of, toward obstruction. the election side, you have a state adversary, a forei

thank you very much. >> hi, cory. i have a question for you. in the past couple of months there's been a lot of attention to airline safety. people having died in the airbus accidents, and immediately president trump took action like within a week and grounded that because of safety for the u.s. citizens. what's your thought about how safety and protections happen for our grandchildren? a lot more of them are dying than people on airlines. [inaudible] last week i enrolled, rolled out a plan -- [inaudible] feel very strongly about. and child safety is -- [inaudible] becomes everything from lead in the water -- [inaudible] environmental safety, opioid addiction -- [inaudible] so what of the things that's frustrating to me is how much we care for children, but you know, my mom was with me today, -- [inaudible] >> so with regards to gun violence, what are your views on restricting gun usage, i mean like australia or new zealand immediately took action. >> i just rolled out one of the most -- gun safety plans. [inaudible] if you look a comprehensive

fantastic nice to meet you, cory. thank you. my mother grew up in -- [inaudible] and she still alive at 104. >> oh, my gosh. that's phenomenal. >> i wanted to let you know my cousin martin new house -- >> i know that family come pretty famous in new jersey. >> i tried to call of this when to ask what i should ask. i think he was out fishing. >> mark would ask a tough question, i'm sure. how many siblings do have, trevor? >> two. >> can i see a a phone really quick? what are their names? >> tuesday and torey. >> hold on a second. hey, tuesday and torey, it's cory and i know something about you guys. i know that you had a ridiculously amazing bomb do i get a chance to be with on mother's day, and your brother come he's all right, too. but just wishing all the best. i hope i get a chance to meet the rest of the family sometime soon. take care now. all the best. do you need me to come out the right now? can ask for one question in the film that is burning on someone's heart? does anyone have a question? >> what is your number one is

as cory smith reports, it's also getting some people the help they need, before it's too late. >> this reallut is abo helping people in need and preventing violence. >> reporter: behind this door sits hundreds ofo firearms, takn of the hands of prince george's county residents deemed by a judge to be a harm to themselv or others. to the inspector general, it's evidence that the state's red flag law prevents domestic violence. >> i think this is one of the unique situations where the law is very closely doing what the legislators intended. >> reporter: last week sheriff's deputies seized 78 firearms an nearly 25,0 rounds of ammunition from just one .person it was the 56th extreme risk protection order related to v domesticlence served in the county. that's the second highest in maryland. and has resulted in more than 130 firearms being surrendered. montgomery county there have been nearly 40 protective orders filed. spencer says there is no doubt lives have been saved. >> this is a way to, as you said, be protive and intervene early so we're not dealingi tragedy. >> reporter: preventing

this is cory booker slamming the plan.e is what he said in a interview. >> once you get involved in a conversation about whether dylann roof, should have a right to vote, my thing is to liberate black and brown people. elizabeth: china and socialist companies do not let the prisoners vote before they pay their dues and serve their time. what is your reaction to cory booker ? >> obviously, we were just very supportive of criminal justice reform and cory booker know was a key partner in getting up to the centipede and recognizing, people come we have a right to redemption in america. you pay your time, do your time and you can participate back in society. i think it is a regional position about bernie sanders to represent this extreme position of even convicted murderers and felons in jail giving them an opportunity to vote. it is out of touch with mainstream america.elizabeth: congressman, tom reed, thank you for joining us. we are keeping a close eye on other stories. headlines coming in. the state of maryland moving close

cory lewandowski. $16 billion aid program also taking time to debunk the bony narrative with dim leaders pelosi and schumer. >> i walked out i was so calm. you also me and it said a news conference i was extremely calm. i was probably even more so in that room. i walked into the cabinet room, you had the group. crying chuck, crazy nancy. i will tell you what. i've been watching her. i've been watching her for a long period of time. she's not the same person, she lost it. gregg: the president and the first lady making a surprise trip to arlington national cemetery to honor military had it memorably. they will travel for a four-day state visit cheryl: breaking news right now, u.k. prime minister theresa may expected to resign at any minute. we are awaiting a news conference. she is expected to announce her exit strategy and a date. we'll you bring that to you live as it happens in london from 10 downing. a crazy day on capitol hill yesterday, president trump and nancy pelosi trading barbs after their fai

i wonder if cory booker does numbers at all?me out of federal reserve, st. louis federal reserve the recovery was slowest on record. if you look at the gdp numbers, the economy was stalling in the last year of president obama's administration from 2% growth to 1.9, 1.8. it bounced right back when president trump came into office. disparity between rich and poor grew dramatically wider under president obama. that has closed while the president has been in office. stop me anywhere. what do you think? >> that takes care of cory book ear's argument economically. politically what is the upside? there is one set of numbers he understands pretty report, he needs 65,000 donors registered to get on to one of those democratic debates. he is nearly 2,000 donors short. he is doing okay in the polls but nonetheless. he is really coming up on the short end of the donor base out there. he is drawing attention to himself. but on those, the question of the obama economy versus the trump economy melissa, i do not understand why cory booker is mak

is it cory booker? veer man or joe biden? >> i mean i don't think it is spartacus i don't think it is sleepy joe. i don't know who verman worn hats in the past. go with berman. you don't know his name but guessing him. >>s what he described himself s a friendly fascist. yes. >> you've got it. final question. er>> i'm ready. are you ready -- or apparently not at the billboard music awards how was reality star and country singer julianne hough injured during a performance? she was hit in the throat by paula abdul cast got tang nld a dance scar is of and fell or camera hit her in the leg. >> you got what you wanted i have no idea -- this is a music question -- >> you didn't tune in i guess. i have no clue about award so this is a country music singer? >> julianne hough i gave you information that you deserve. julianne hough a video went around. >> go with camera jib hit her. you have taken out on the five -- that's what happens with with my nose is crooked. [laughter] >> camera hit her in the leg is it right? [buzzer] wait until

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booker also presidential candidate cory booker are now questioning attorney general seat and misconduct president is united streets instructing people to lie and be deceitful evidence of people trying to cover up behavior that on its face is morally wrong whatever the legal standard is i found it number one. by saying that this kind of obstructive conduct was acceptable not only acceptable but your sentence literally saying that the american people should be grateful for it that is the beginning of the normalization that i want to explore but the second thing i want to explore and we'll explore this but i want to make my two statements at the top one that's problematic and in general the second problem i have is that you seem to be excusing a campaign that literally had hundreds of contacts with a feeling or an adversary that i think there's a conclusion amongst in a bipartisan conclusion that there was a failure to even report those contacts that we engaged in behaviors that folks knew that were wrong that they tried to actively hide. they've seem to capitalizing to capitalize on this

one of the problems -- i know cory. i know cory very well.he same concerns about the violence that has been occurring in our nation, especially as a mother with three children in school. that's a big issue. one of the things i would love to hear him talk about is the responsibility for the administration to prosecute the cases that are brought to them by the atf. one of the things that has been very frustrating is, under eric holder, there was 25% less cases brought to the -- that the administration prosecuted -- or the justice department prosecuted than the previous administration. it is important for the administration, or the future administration, to have some sort of accountability, to make sure they're actually prosecuting criminals, so that they go to jail or they can't commit these crimes. >> then, iesha, if it's not supporting policy, there is an issue of supporting each other. i mean, early on, when the field would say, you know, 10 or 12, the democrats were saying, we're not going to fight each other. now, you have 21. bernie sande

cory, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, that recovery effort pears to have been called offer in the overnight hours. obviously too dark to search for this suv a safe manner. we have video o what we saw late sunday night. d.c. fire and ems launched a massive search the suv that went into tte war here near roosevelt island. crews responding around 10:00. an investigator spokes to a witness who said they saw the suv go into the water. a search at the banks found tire tracks, thus indicating to investigators that, yes, indeed, somebody had gone into the water. investigators were searching by land. they were searching by air and also had divers inwa the er looking for any signs of this vehicle or anybodyho may as well been inside -- may have been inside at the time. what's making this difficult for the recovery effort is the fact that obviously you havethe potomac and the waterway here, a large area. there's a good chance that this car may no longer be in the area where it is believed to went into th take a listen to what

it would be interesting to know why cory booker believes that.nd most of the democratic candidates come he refuses to come on the show, so we can't ask him directly. but we would love to know what he makes, for example, of the abortion rate in black america. african-american women are five times as likely to get abortions as white women in the united states. what does cory booker think of that? is it something to celebrate? should we be fighting to get the abortion rate even higher? what about sex-selective abortions? they are common, are they morally? is it right to abort a baby if you know what was going to be gay, or short, or prematurely bald? thanks to a genetic testing, and he abortion under any circumstances that is ever bad or even a little bad, or are they all morally neutral? no matter what the cause or stage of pregnancy? those are the most basic questions about abortion. nobody on the other channel ever asks them. that is a shame. the answers would be fascinating. mollie hemingway is a senior editor at "the federalist," and she joins

you couldn't be more privileged than cory booker. it's the 2020 presidential race so booker has recast himself as the victim poor cory booker. so his supporters are lashing out at pete buttigieg who is ahead of booker in the polls. buttigieg is winning because he has more privilege than bucker. this is how the modern democratictu party works. in march he said beto o'rourke's popularity was because, you guessed it, racism. >> why beto o'rourke and not andrew gill lamb and stacey abrams as the darling of thehy media? >> i don't think that success is zero sum so i don't want to i disparage or take away from thehe reaction and the legitimate response people had to his campaign. i do want to call to question and i would challenge people toan consider why we were not lifted up in the same way. i think race plays a part of it. >> another graduate of yale law school. they all went to yale law school. richie i don't know if you went to yale law school the head of the democratic party in georgia he joins us. good for you. i'm glad. did i not.

cory. > well, jim, not too long ago we heard from police chief newsham. he said this week will not be the new normal this summer. mpd has and will continue to pour resources into these high crime areas to cut down on the violence. but it is going take much more than police work to tamp down the violence this summer. after nearly two dozen shootings over the course of few days, district residents are worried that these will becogn the sis of summer. >> the summer is coming and it will rise a little more. >> mildred knows what it's like to have violence at mhoe. she's already lost a son and to grandsothe streets. when she's not at work, that's usually where you're find her. rolling through some of the toughest neighborhoods with the stop the killing crew. the group is fine-tuning their apprch to keep violence a minimum. >> my strategy is to stay out here all summer long driving throughout the city, getting out my car, tng to them. >> reporter: it's that one-on-one engagement with community members that she hope ill keep people safe this summer pointing kids

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cory smith has more on th. cory? >> reporter: good morning. ohat shooting injured eight and killed high sch senior kendrick castillo. today both suspects are due back in court for prosecutors to filh ges. the district attorney's office also is expected to decide whether the younger suspect, years old -- 16 years old, will be charged as an adult. deafan erickson was described as a bully who often talked about shooting up the school. a student described how the suspect would try and scare his classmates. take a list. >> healso would whisper, get closand kind of put his arm around you ando whisper in yur ear like,'t "don come to school tomorrow." >> reporter: the students walked into the school withandguns and opened fire in two veclassrooms. igators have offered no imdiate motive and refuse to discuss how the students obtained the eawns. nbc news will have more on this coming up for you on the "today" show. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> a loukd schoolteachers been -- a loudoun county school teacher has been arrested for showing up dr

cory booker, zero times, has voted in favor of washington. dodd/frank and some things awful like carried interest and more. so when i was mayor in the city of newark we immediated to do things to get things going to get jobs created. getting institutional and philanthropy in our city because we were in a recession. recession for the country, they're depression-like circumstances here. >> let me ask you a specific question about one battle fought here, which was school reform here in newark. and you were champion, and i think continue to be a champion, for vouchers, for, and particularly for charter schools. those which flourished here in newark, and that has become a bone of contention with the teachers unions and some forces within the democratic party. >> right. >> the reality i've been a champion in schools. i championed specifically to have a unified system that works for my kids. not where your zip code determines the quality of school. my vision for america every zip code in america has great, quality schools regardless of your parents'

senator cory booker could easily imagine it.ike mazie hirono, booker has no children of his own, but he is fervently committed to abortion, so committed to it thatit if elected, cory bookr has promised to create something called the white house office of reproductive freedom. the only point of the office would be to ensure that we have enough abortions in this country. cory booker believes that abortions are a vital strategic resource, like oil or uranium. it would be interesting to know why cory booker believes that. like most of the democratic candidates, he refuses to come on the show, so we can't ask him directly. but we wouldo love to know what he makes, for example, of the abortion rate in black america. african-american women are five times as likely to get abortions as white women in the united states. what does cory booker think of that? is it something to celebrate? should we be fighting to get the abortion rate even higher? what about sex-selective abortions? they are common, are they morally okay? is it right to abor

we're live in chantilly, cory smith, news 4. >> thank you, cory. >>> we have some breaking news out of france now. a small bomb exploded in the o heartf the city of leon today and at least seven peoplebe hav en hurt near a bakery. french president emmanuel macron called this explosion an attack. counterterrorism officials are trying to get to t bottomf what happened. police are searching the third largest city for a hooded manr ing a bike that they saw nearby on surveillance video. > any moment now we couldhe learnate of a man who kidnapped wisconsin teenager jayme closs after killing her parents. it is sentencing day for jake patterson who pleaded guilty to murdering the teen's parents last october.am fily members fought back tears and read a statement. patterson should beked up forever for taking away everything she loved. no witnesses spoke on patterson's behalf. he's facing two life sentences. >>> students ands parent at a montgomery county school have become concerned in recent days after an alleged shooting threat. but today the school system says there is no threat. it all start

cory booker lives in the inner city of newark. kind of carnage has been going on for the 20 years he's been living there. he fought against it as mayor. he 'very passionate about it. one thing are certainly if better be one you feel deeply about, and hi clearly feels deeply about this. >> when you look at past presidential races, democratic candidates have largely, to some extent avoided talking about gun control. they didn't sigh it as a winning issue. that set, at the same time many have arranged to be photographed on hunting trip, to prove that they know how to carry a shotgun, then president obama, the white house released this photograph of him skeet shooting at camp david in response to some criticism. are you seeing a shift from that? >> this has been a third-rail issue. president clinton passed an assault weapons ban, and there were a lot of democrats that felt it helped cost them the house in 1984, but since then there has been a shift. you can see it in polling, but you can also see it among particular groups of voters,

. >> cory, i know that they used the terminology brutal. did they give any other furter details into how this teenager was killed? ometimes there are a lot o similarities in other cases. i'm wondering if any of that par lays here? and what was the crime or where was it that they were involved in back in april? >> reporter: well, to answ ur first question, police did go into some really grisly details. what i can tell you is a machete was used as well as a blunt instrument. a machete was also used in a previous case, but again, we want to stress that police are telling us that these cases are not related. so i think it's important to int that out. as far as the incident in d.c., we're learningore about that case, but we believe it was a robbery that occurred in the 4,000 block of benning road northeast. again, as police tell us the suspects were fearful that diaz was going to talk about that crime and allegedly lured her t into woods in riverdale and killed her. >> unfortunately, so many of these stories we have recently been covering and th

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cory booker's message of love falls flat.n this country are angry and they're angry at president trump. does your kind of nice guy approach in tune with where the base of the party is? >> i think you're misunderstanding that to be strong you don't have to be mean. to be tough, you don't have to be cruel. we're here in south carolina on a historically black college, historically black university where some of the greatest strength was shown through civil rights activism where people didn't raise a fist. we didn't beat bill connor by bringing bigger dogs and more powerful hoses. you beat demagogs by expanding the moral machination of the country, bringing people together to overcome them. i had a guy when i walked into a town hall put his arm around me and said i want you to punch trump in the face. i looked at him and smiled and said, hey man, that's a felony and us black guys don't get away with that that often. the reality is trump wants us to fight him on his terms. he wants us to pull our party down. we will not succeed by

plus my advice to senator cory booker for his run for the white house. and the milwaukee bucks fight for their nba title. here to talk trump, taxes and unfortunate new divided politics in sports. lots to cover, and this is "saturday night politics." >>> welcome to "saturday night politics." i have an amazing group here. first i want to establish for my audience my relationship with trump. we knew each other as kids but we both grew up in wharton, went into our father's business. he came on my cnbc show for four or five different times for an hour. i lived in one of his buildings, our kids went to the same school, and yes our kids used to be friends, but that was a long, long time ago. i sometimes like to have an olive branch to my no longer friend. so what i did for mr. trump i built a wall. it's how we go through our week's stories. think of it as our fourth guest. joining me tonight my good friend willy guice. your sunday today show has become a mega hit, and the work you do with vets and you work for parkinson's. good to have you here. we've done some

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ed rollins, byron york, cory lewandowski all among our guests tonight. and the crisis of the southern border worsens day by day yet the permanent bureaucracy of the swamp and the leaders of the dhs slow walk all efforts to secure it. with no help from congress and will help from his own administration, the president fights on, signing in order to crack down on immigrants, excluding the welfare system. we take up the latest on the president's fight to secure the southern border with doctor sebastian gorka tonight. and as tensions rise in the middle east, president trump says he will do whatever is necessary to end iran's aggressive rhetoric. >> iran has been a very dangerous player very bad player. they are a nation of terror. and we will not put up with it. if we need it we will be there in whatever number we need. >> for -- we begin with our top story. president trump has had enough. he has been viciously attacked namely by nancy pelosi. their flailing knowing that the lust in their attempt to overthrow the sitting president. now acting in desperation w

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it cory booker coming out with a really aggressive gun policy.ng to resonate with voters out there and we've heard it's health care, number one. >> and for these democratic voters, do they care about the progressive is to beat donald trump and are those two thanksgiving mutually exclusive. >> that is the big question is are those two thanksgiving mutually intensive, someone that can beat donald trump and is feel inspired by. that does it for us. i'm jauf alongside geoff bennett. morning joe starts right now. >> you've seen the good and the bad, the highs and the lows and i would not be in this position with all of your help. in and 97 i won the masters and i was there to -- i ended up hugging my dad, my mom. my dad is no longer here but my mom's here. i love you, mom. thank you. >>> good morning. welcome come to "morning joe." we have mike

i'm cory smith. >> and i'm erika gonzalez. and we begin in prince george's county where a church community is assessing the damage after an overnight fire. >> this fire broke out at the new life worship center in capitol heights where news4 nicole jacob has been talking to faith leaders all morning.le nicowhat are they saying? >> reporter: well, cory, pastore juan wil said they have no steeple but they do have a sancary and for that he is thankful to god and passerby he said is an angel. >> in the darkness of the skies, ding last night's powerful storm, a crash of lightning struck new life worship center. >> right above us here is the nursery and so had it gotten past this level, then we would have lost the main sanctuary. >> reporter: the pastor juan wilder gives us a closer look from the inside. >> the damage is on the roof from the holes here. >> reporter: it is a ll he never expected to get but grateful for the call prince george's county fire department received. >> there was an angeli rid by. called it in right on time.

back to you. >> cory smith. cory, thank you. >> chopper 4 is up live at 6:00 tonight showing us the memorial day traffic on the bay bridge. so far traffic is moving smoothly. no major backu reported by the maryland transportation authority. we'll be checking on traffic conditions throughout the hour. aaa says more an a million of us in the washington area will travel at least 50 miles from home this weekend. that's the highest estimate from memorial day on record. >>> president trump and first lady melania trump will not be here in the u.s. tis memorial weekend. they left the white house today bound for tokyo and the first state visit with the new emperor and empress of japan. before the president left the ite house, a plan to se an additional 1,500 troops to the middle east amidat escaling tensions with iran. pentagon officials say they e don't sehis deployment as a provocative move. rather it is to avoid conflict and defend u.s. forces in the region. >>> on another note and in a controversial move, overnight t

tory, this is cory. i know something about you guys. i know that you have a ridiculously amazing mom who i get a chance be with on mother's day. and your brother is all right, too. i just wish you all the best. do you need me to come out right now or is there russian from someone in this room who was burning on someone's heart? i got asked this question what , is your number one issue? there are a lot of existential issues, everything from climate change to health care. i named a lot of the important issues, but i said the problem i have is i think the number one issue is our ability to solve the problems. strong -- the forces tearing us apart are stronger than the ones holding us together. we are a culture that's going from a beloved community to tribalism, or-based culture. it is a zero-sum game. us against them. i worry that in it a nation where we have so many issues, is going to be hard to solve the big problems unless we start healing our culture. one of the big issues i have to tell people all the time is if you are looking for p

right now in the nation's capital amy klobuchar and cory booker is making their pitch.ali is in d.c., garrett haa haake? iowa. ali, what pitch did the democratic contende ten make - n contenders make to the union workers? >> reporter: amy klobuchar just finished up. this group will eventually endorse in the 2020 contest doing something where their members are going to decide and inform the decision of the overall unions. that is something to keep in mind as we continue down this process. but today, it was as much a pitch about how they will help unions as how they ccan electabe overall. amy klobuchar leaned in to her electoral history saying that she was able to win in red and blue counties in her senate races and that having someone powerful at the top of the ticket can also help democrats down ballot. cory booker on the other hand love and morality have been the guiding forces of his candidacy. that was the lens through which he framed his elect ability argument here. listen to how he talked to union workers one of whom when he tried to make the argument republicans a

back to you. >> cory, thank you. >>> 4:49 now. if you'r hoping tolace your bets on the kentucky derby winner, you're out of luck. country house will not be coming to maryland for thene pre steak stakes. the horse has developed a cough and can't train. maximum security will not travel to pimlico. it's next saturday up in baltimore. >>> it's now 4:49. let's check inith the forecast. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. smallhance of rain, very small. >> very small. only a 20 perceer hanging out there. that's the good news. it will be a lot cloudier than yesterday for sure. winds today will eventually turn northeast. any time we have an east to northeast, especially in the springtime, that means cloudy emskies and tratures struggling to get above 70 degrees. close enough to 70 where i think it's within reach today. mperatures will drop later on into the afternoon as that wedge of cooler air settles in. right now 66 in arlington, 62 for gaithersburg. 57 in winchester. 63 in fredericksburg. not much of a rain chance early. a sprinkle

it's interesting because cory booker as the mayor of newark, new jersey, was knowto be in favor, andhis was back in an ouearlier erremarks could say, but there's an interesting divide going on bween some of daunts going on over this. >> there's an interesting divide between cory booker now and when he was the mayor of newark. he has not embraced arter schools now as a candidate and senator as he did when he was a mayor.s in part, t is a reflection of an evolution in democratic politics about education and their views especially o charter schools. one reason for this is that a key constituency for democrats are teachers, articular teachers unions. they're some of the remaining very powerful us in america, likeeachers unions do not charter schools. >> woodruff: amy, you talked last week to the head ofhe a.f.t., the american federation -- >> it was fascinating and id said to h democrats at one point were embrace ago lot of these reforms. this was going on during the clinton administration, cory booker in newark, in obama administration with arne duncan as part of the department of educa