in crystal city the mayor and most of the city council face criminal charges. despite the allegations that the mayor is running is re-election. heidi jo castro reports. >> reporter: crystal city, texas, once the spinach capital of the world called the capital of corruption. one lone councilmember remains untouched by scandal in the town of 750040 -- 7500 40 miles frr the border. the mayor, city manager and three current and former councilmen charged with bribery. another councilman charged with human smuggling. >> they thought that what they were doing, you know, they were above the law. >> the shady dealings at city hall were long the talk around town. >> they started spending money that was not in the budget, and even hired a city manager paying him a quarter million dollars a year. >> that was half the city's tax revenue in a community where the median family income is 26,000. this is the guy prosecutors say was cashing it in. city manager james jonas iii was a former washington, d.c. lobbyist living in san antonio. to establish he lived in crystal city, he

to establish that he really lived in crystal city, the only problem, it's an empty train caboose. the indictment says don't return the favor, by securing bribes for the mayor and the city councilmen. and when the money ran out, they raised the taxes by 20% to pay for him. >> agreed, it just boils down to agreed. >> the fbi says corruption is common along the border, where proximity to cartels, access to government grants, and poverty conditions are ripe for abuse. >> you know, a bribe of 500, $1,000, $2,000 is a substantial amount of money, and a great temptation for them. >> when a local business owner approached the crystal city mayor, lopez, with money in exchange for favors, the mayor accepted it. [ knocking ] ricardo, it's al jazeer a. and . and just want to ask questions. >> lopez refuse to come to the door, and when we asked a neighbor, it turns out that the man was lopez. he's running for re-election next month. >> okay, ricardo -- -- are you difficulty of corruption charges? why are you walking away if you are running for mayor and you invited us to give you an interview.

these updates are part of a crystal city public transit way, that connect crystal city. it allows buzz travel -- bus travelers to travel with greater ease, bypassing congestion. >> i'm shocked. because i work in that building right there. i'm really glad that it's right here. >> reporter: she still managed to get to her office on time. a few days in, she's already impressed with the changes. every day. >> because i don't drive. i park and kept the bus. >> for terry jones, her commute wasn't exactly this. maim because she wasn't aware of the lane changes. >> it's more convenient. it's a little further than i normally get off. because it's used to separate in front of the building. >> reporter: we actually saw a police station, along crystal drive, actually pulling drivers over and ticketing them. we're told for the next 30 days, police will be handing out warning tickets. reporting in arlington, larry miller, wusa 9. >> since alexandria's portion of the transit way opens, city officials have seen a 25% ownership in ridership. something officials in arlington also expect t

you can see the advances of san antonio in crystal city. this wing of the group wanted to become that much more liberal, committed to civil rights and prolabor to prosper in the segregation of contacts of texas. by the summer of 1963, this coalition came together and was on the march. some 300 representatives of these various groups came together and laid out an ambitious agenda for civil rights. economic justice and real political power. they pledged to support liberal candidates, they made civil rights their top policy issue. they demanded complete and immediate immigration rather than voluntary or gradual forms. they coordinated a series of massive voter registration and get out the vote efforts that forever transformed state and urban politics. unprecedented numbers of mobilizations in african-american and mexican-american communities. been awhich had privilege of light workers, was thrown completely into the brown and civil rights movement. the supported demonstrations, they participated. they even demanded that the governor of texas c

that's because "the new york times" did a story about crystal city comparing it to brooklyn. that's right. people around here weren't amused. a lot of you tweeting saying it was the worst comparison ever and some just asked "the new york times" to, quote, just stop writing about d.c. and a lot of people try to compare new york and washington, d.c. and we understand it, they are two of the biggest cities in the country, but they are completely different. >> so different. >> when you compare our neighborhoods and restaurant scene and everything else, let's york is new york. both great cities. let us be, right? let us be. a lot of people are up in arms, though. >>> a warning police want parents to stay on alert for. a growing drug trend among teenagers that has many of them concerned. >>> and rocking the red. we'll tell you where you can watch tonight's game with a few thousand other fans and your friends. >>> and breaking news on the roads right now, a big backup on et5 strching down 95. >>> keeping you safe when you use the popular circle trail. police are cracking down on cyc

crystal city no shade. n. >> exactly. >> who thinks this first of allh >> the new york city times raney this article hyping up crystalic city. now, perhaps coincidental allota of developers who have emptyemp land and office space in chris c it's so cool now. n chamber of commerce type womanem crystal city said all the millennials are saying chrisaygc city city is so cool now. n i don't know if ya'll been toeeo crystal city it has its benefi benefits. i don't know if it's about to bt the williamsburg or next brooklyn. >> that's halloos actually. (laughter).(lau. >> before we let you go we oftet talk about d.c. because. washington city paper.ity but some pretty big races are re going on. we're seeing the ads all overllo the place now for chris hollandl is running for center city and d also for the seats -- chrishr holland vacated in congress.on what are you hearing about thist is this creating a big buzz. >> exacexactly. your viewers are seeing all the ads. chris van holland was the favorite and now it's reall

it by half, i believe, now that it will have its own lane, it doesn't have to compete with the crystal city traffic. >> i'm anxious to see how it works. >> cautiously optimistic. >> drivers who use the bus-only lane will get a warning for the next 30 days. after that, t driving in that lane, goes up to $200. >>> well, a last-minute push by the district could help the national park service get millions to repair the arlington memorial bridge. the district government agreed to co-sponsor a grant application for the federal government's fast lane program. the grant is worth $150 million and it's critical to fixing the bridge. the park service just approached the district last week and the two sides managed to hammer out a deal before this week's application deadline. >>> well, one community in northern virginia is celebrating a first. they cut their first ribbon for the first and only brewery at noon on saturday in washington plaz zachlt f plaza. for years, they have been brewing beer for themselves and they decided, hey, let's just make this a career. the nano brewery will o microbrewery. >>

the first successful chicano revolt happened in crystal city, gain, split paso in two as the moderates bolted in the leadership's alliance with the teamsters. it's weird to think about the teamsters but in texas they were a force for progress. while most historians have enter -- interpreted this way, we see paso split advancing the efforts of people like pena and other labor liberal activists who wanted to group to build beyond la razza. pena wanted to deepen his relationship with sutton and laborers. it could work across texas as well, pena would argue. the split in way represented opportunities free from his conservative co-ethnics pena did just that. ultimately it built the statewide coalition. this cartoon reflect this is philosophy that's from the liberal labor wing of the organization. you can see labor cutting the ties. they're binding down mexican american voting powers. so this wing of the group wanted -- wanted texas to -- i'm sorry wanted paso to become that much more liberal, that much more committed to civil rights that much more pro labor in order to prosper in the conser

hour riders got a chance to use the full length ofthe bus transit way to connect braddock and the crystal city metro station. >> we have been waiting forever. good thing i think. >> the first wave opened in alexandria back in 2014. the transit way which is designed to reduce the commute time by ten minutes features real-time bus arrival and information. higher cush -- curb for easier boarding and canopy for weather protection. riders reviewing the service. >> the dedicated lanes made it faster. before the route was longer. then we would get stuck in traffic. >> the route so so short and the time i come in, there is so little traffic it doesn't make a difference. >> some of the lanes are dedicated to buss 24 hours a day, others are only dedicated to the busesser the morning and the evening rush. bikes. >> there will be a 30-day grace period for drivers to get used to the new lanes but after that, drive in the dedicated bus lanes and you will face a $200 fine. in arlington, brianne carter, abc7 news. maureen: in houston heavy flooding over the weekend created deep flood conditions. we have video

the examples of san antonio and crystal city. this wing of the group wanted texas to -- sorry, wanted a paso to become more liberal, more prolabor. by the summer of 1963 this coalition came together and was upon the march. 300 representatives of these various groups came together and laid out an ambitious agenda for civil rights. economic justice and real political power. they pledged to support liberal candidates, they made civil rights their top aussie issue. they demanded complete and immediate immigration rather than voluntary or gradual forms. they coordinated a series of massive voter registration and get out the vote efforts that forever transformed state and urban politics. unprecedented numbers of mobilizations of african-americans and mexican-americans. they threw itself completely into the black and brown civil rights movement. the supported demonstrations, they participated. they even demanded that the governor of texas call a special section of the legislature to address civil rights. they got into it as well. i don'

the braddock road metro station, the crystal city metro station, pentagon city.l work in that kind of way and get you around. and i got to tell you, the new bus stop arrival times that are here at the actual station are pretty impressive. they're right on the money as far as racking gps and everything that you need to know about getting around the city. so a brand new transit system in effect for our region, an exciting day. we'll stay on top of morning commute for you. >> thank you, adam. >>> 5:48. there is a new controversy involving virginia's death penalty. state lawmakers are set to vote this week on a plan that would hide the identities pharmacies that supply execution drugs. a group of religious teachers is rallying against the plan in richmond. when virginia lawmakers return on wednesday, they will also talk about a plan to allow electric chair executions when execution drugs are not available. >>> today is the first day a florida zoo will accept visitors after a zookeeper was killed last week. stacey konwiser was performing her daily tasks in the tiger's

's crystal city metro station.hinks there will be a learning curve, especially for drivers. >> i think this will be very confusing for a lot of motorists in the area. i'm anxious to see how it works. >> reporter: for the next 30 days, you'll get a warning that you're riding in a bus only lane. after that, you could face a $200 fine. riders can maybe, just maybe, make their commute a little easier. there are plans for a similar-type of system all throughout montgomery county. in arlington, adam tuss. news 4. >>> the bus line may help what many think is our greatest challenge, traffic. in a new greater washington transportation survey, 33% of residents saying around is a the most important transportation priority in this region is reducing traffic congestion and reducing the delays. many believe the maintenance of our roads and transit system and bridges needs to be improved. >>> news 4's tom sherwood reports a new chain drugstore opening soon is part of the area's redevelopment, but that's also raising fears that it

it doesn't have to com the crystal city traffic. >> i'm anxious to see how it works. i'm cautiously optimistic. >> drivers who use the bus only lane will get a warning for the next 30 days. after that, the fine 200 bucks. >>> the death toll is rising in ecuador. why the threat isn't over days after a powerful earthquake rattled the region. >>> an elderly veteran was forced out of his home. his property scattered on the front yard. tonight he has few places to live. we'll tell you how this happened and the message mortgage experts are sending to the elderly. >>> a beautiful day across our region today. what c we an guess which airline added more nonstop straight-shot flights hey, d.c., than any other out of reagan national last year? here's a hint. did ya catch it? no? here's another. their colors are yellow, red, and blue, and they save you tons of green. just go to southwest.com for the answer. on this airline, everybody wins. sfx: clap, clap, ding >>> officials have just confirmed that at least one amican was killed in that the state department says u.s. offi

she's using it to connect to the crystal city metro station.t thinks there will be a learning curve especially for drivers. >> and i think it's going to be very motorists in the area. but again, i'm anxious to see how it works. >> reporter: drivers here do have to pay special attention to the lane they're in. for the next 30 days you'll get a warning if you're riding in a bus only lane. after that you could face a $200 fine. but for now riders getting on board hoping to maybe, just maybe, maybe their commute a little easier. now montgomery county and the district both have plans for rapid bus systems just like this one. they hope to get them up and running in the next few years, guys. back to you. >> all right. thank you, adam. metro is installing more escalators, this time it's at the columbia heights station where work has started on two new escalators there. it means the entrance on the northeast corner of 14th and irving streets will remain closed for nine months. escalators at the station's other entrance will be up and running once work i

monu this is crystal city.ysta c they just launched new bus lanel into the crystal city areaity a todayut right now let's focus on hoh nice it looks outside.. >> yeah.>> yeah >> real pretty.>> r speaking of how great it wasreai before we get to weather we weae weren't to thank everybody whoho came down to far gut square park friday. >> this was mazing.was azin the crowd just kept building.uin amazing, amazing, amazing soundu of the city rocking us out thert at farragut square park ande p we're doing it all over again an this friday and it's going to be secret society's turn to bringog the heat. band members started the grouphe to bring the large band soundans back to today's heavilyea computerized market. so join us friday morning fox5o5 rocks we'll be back at farragut square park at 17th and k with secret society. sie >> hopefully it's a little bitat warmer than what you guys had oh friday.fray. >> yeah. >> i know the music helped toel heat things up. >> oh, man, i didn't feel thefel cold at all once we got things going.g. man, let's do it.man, >> you won't feel any coldl c today.toda

tonig that will impact the route 232oe bridge that connects thege t airport to route one andto crystal cityc two ramps at the george washington parkway will also par be resurfaced and that will w cause temporary closures of at least one lane.le the work will wrap up in time for the monday morning commute u so that will be this weekend.ee >> really cool program kickingri off along the anacostia riveriav this movement you can take a free guided boat tore to learn a more about the river's history.y. environmental threats itsts basin and initiative is under store to protect the river.. the tours are funded by the district's disposable >> a new month, a new jobs report.re plus thousands lined up to getag their hands on the tesla's new model three although theyre can't really get their hands geh on it 'cause it's not out yet o for another year but they're b still wanting that. >> but first today is the kickok offto autism awareness month. mn fox5 d.c. cares is ours o station's campaign toios ca highlight the great work of nonprofit organizations in ourg area. we've been doing this all weeko long

avenue.aven. 210 north after palmer road roa another crash.ra big delays in the district and a crystal cityouth at 20th streettr delays back to 395. 395 right now northbound there'n a crash at the 14th street bridge.idge that's not doing our morning commute any favors.ut twitter update for you metro rer line expect residual delays ifei both directions.econ earlier signal problem outsideet of silver spring.pr delays continue on the innere loop across braddock road andk d we're also dealing with slow s traffic inner loop across thelor american legion bridge.. slow traffic through urbana on 270 southbound earlier crash.ra my best advice to you leaveoou l early, watch to wet slick wetli conditions. take your time.ta it will take you a lot more timr yo morning to get into the district the secondaries it's backing upu gw parkway southbound jams four inbound slow.inund slow. basically tell you any routey ll into the district right now ishi dealing with an atypical amounta of congestion.ongestn that's your look at traffic.. back to you holly and annie. >> thanks, erin.>> >>> still ahead you might b

e now crystal city is trendingrend place to call home again.e it's attracting residents andida youngernt and proximity to the nation's capitol it's beingt's b called the brooklyn of d.c. >> really. >> you say yea or nay? >> first time i'm hearing ofeano this. i mean i know they've done a lon of work there. the. they lost lost the office space because when the governmentovnm moved a lot of positions aroundd there's lost empty space there.e now it would be great to see that empty space developed intoi something fun. >> brooklyn of d.c. what do you think? all right. g back here in d.c. mate it maybey 420 but fans of legal marijuanaa won't get to smoke up signed the club. cl lawmakers in the district votedt to enact permanent ban onnent bn smoking marran in private clubsc it is an issue lawmakers havekev gone back and forth on sinceh os they approved temporary ban on clubs two months ago. months ag. possession of marijuana forij f personal use has been legal inel the district since early last year but congress block the citc from making any more change bowser foss her signature.igtu >>> al

take you outside, a beautiful kickoff to the weekend, crystal clear over the city. mccovey cove, a person night for baseball, the giants/a's game tonight. there is a warning as people might head to the coast to enjoy our warm weather. let ales bring in jeff ranieri with the sunshine in the forecast and the warning. >> yes. you can see that dangerous wave action we're tracking right now in our weather underground sky camera network from point reyes. look toward the coastline and you can see the white caps. that is the high surf that continues all the way to santa cruz we're concerned about. it's not that the waves are extremely high. it's just that the surf is very turbulent so you want to watch out if you're thinking about heading into the water this weekend. as we take a look at right now, you can cebuy reports reporting 5 to 7 foot waves water temperatures cold in the 50s. the largest concern is the rip currents associated with the waves 4 to about 8 feet this saturday and sunday. rip currents are a hidden danger it's hard to tell when those are occurring. so if y

let's look at robert in redwood city. crystal clear and cold with the crescent moon.t seeing it now, not visible now, but what is visible is the finger of fog and low clouds that worked its way into the city. this is the transamerica pyramid. we're looking south towards the peninsula here. we have a low condensed deck of clouds stacking, causing issues around the golden gate bridge with fog. 46 santa rosa to 55 in san francisco. morning concord, you're in the mid-50s. hs' what to expect. thin, low, overcast for openers. sunny and bright later, and breezy. northwest winds at 10 to 20. highs of 92, possibly 95 degrees by wednesday. that forecast coming up. right now let's get you started with the setup. high pressure is there over the desert southwest, lifting north, expanding east. that's when our temperatures will soar. right now in the 40s going up to 62 in monterey bay. it's 43 in truckee. lots of skiing and boarding to be had, especially at squaw valley. low 60s in eureka. about three to five degrees above average today. 60s average in the sunset district. 70s arou

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tonight's ceremony took place at the crystal tea room in center city philadelphia. andy: mr. dunphy? is that you? haley? andy, wh-- uh, what are you doing here? setting up for an open house tomorrow. what are you d-- [ gasps ] splish, splash, who was taking a bath?! me. i snuck over last night, but the faucet leaked, >>> there was a pep rally tonight at boat house row for philadelphia rec centers, and then there was big names on hand. eagles players jason kelce, vinny curry and connor barwin, they were there to lend their support. mayor kenney, of course, on hand, hoping that his proposal to tax sugar drinks will help make over city parks, recollect centers and libraries. >>> tomorrow the nfl draft. >> um-hmm. >> we think they will draft a young quarterback out of the north dakota state but what if-- no, i guess they will. >> they should. >> they should. >> take the quarterback. >> they will take the quarterback. >> that is the plan. >> it is eve of the nfl draft we start wondering what the team will do eagles hold second pick and they have made it no secret they want a franc

nbc 10 at the crystal tearoom in center city, the event hosted by the second chance foundation.anization worked with young people that made mistakes in the past but proven they deserve a second chance. >> i grew up in the '60s and '70s was when the attitude was lock them up. when you lock people up, you have to pay for them, and i'd rather pay for education than incarcerati incarceration. >> williams, the founder of the second chance foundation in philadelphia. >>> all right. let's see. when doves cry, diamonds and pearls, purple rain, we have our favorites, right? the iconic singer now died at the age of 57. up next, music producer shares memories of prince and we'll see how fans remember him on social media. looks like another live look where donald trump is speaking to voters tonight, one of the many candidates pushing for pennsylvania. our live team coverage continues next. do washinthey sure do,ans side because big oil pumps millions into their campaigns. bernie sanders is the only candidate for president who opposes fracking everywhere. why? because fracking pumps dangerou

south overlooking center city philadelphia, no problems obviously making out that center city skyline, so clear, crystal clear, and very light wind out there, as well. which means, what you see what you get on the thermometer. so another great excuse to take advantage and get outside today. but please layer up on the sun block, april sun angle gets so strongment storm scan3, quiet here, you got some activity off to the west and to our north. we have got front that's going to drop south, that he the pink you see over canada. don't worry about precipitation it, comes through dry, pretty weak disturbance, well off to the west, beginning of pretty nasty weather across the central planes, they've been getting hammered with very nasty storms, this past weekend. well, weaver sat in the beautiful weather it, does stay that way for yet another day. calm winds as we showed you moment agoment kind of half hazard, not coming from anyone specific direction. today just looks like it will be very tranquil and very warm day yet again. tomorrow, notice, the drop off. we talked about that front across canada. that's goin

all about taking the pictures, look at this picture, from city, the cherry tree blossoms blooming there, but look at that blue sky behind it, crystal-clear, right now, mostly clear out there, looking into the city but it is 65, 65 right now. high temp of the day in central park, was 82. paramus 81, flushing was 80. sag harbor closer to the water, 74. those are the sort of readings you get around june 27. so we were in the summertime temps today. 82 is in fact 20 above average. here is our setup, a few clouds filtering through right now, this front to our north, all right, it's competing with high- pressure that we had today. and honestly this high is stronger than this low with the water. so i think it's going to dry out a lot about water. not all of it. you may see a few little light showers in the morning but then you get into this clearing air behind the front, so the sun will come back to a certain extent but the winds will be coming from the northwest and with the dry air in place, you have a fire watch, to be concerned with tomorrow, or been playing could lead to a problem. waking up at 57 with more clouds out in the morning

the second chance foundation hosted the event at the crystal tea room. and center city.ation works with youth who have made mistakes but have proven that they deserve a second chance. >> god save the queen. the celebration is under way in great britain, as queen elizabeth marks a major milestone in her life. a look at the festivities planned for her 90th birthday. >>> much needed rain is headed our way. the question is, is it going to clear out for the weekend? it all depends on where you live. i'll take a closer look at what you can expect with our neighborhood forecast just ahead. therwe cannot defeatsay a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. but i believe we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in place and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. where quality healthcare will be a birthright of every citizen. where a good job is not a wish, but a reality. where women receive equal pay and a living wage is paid to all. an america where after a lifetime of labor, there is ti

. >>> looks at the beautiful start in the city of san francisco. crystal clear, really it is. coit tower and lots of sunshine on the way for the bay area today after we had a few showers move through overnight. and as we have low pressure that's moved all of the showers out to the great valley we'll look for things to become sunny temperatures in the mid-60s and the extended forecast make your plans now, it's going to be a beautiful weekend. >> yeah, looks like it. >> perfect. >> thanks, brian. >>> all right. thanks for watching kpix 5 news this morning. remember, your next local update is 7:26. >> "cbs this morning" is coming up next. have a great day, everyone. live look at oracle arena. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning. it is thursday, april 14th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> a new cbs news poll reveals how voters across the country feel about donald trump. >> and thousands rally in manhattan to hear bernie sanders slam wall street. >>> russian war planes simulate an attack on an american destroyer. overnight the kremli

it belongs to the city's first deputy of recreation. >> reporter: this crystal clear surveillance video shows the man who made off with boxes of high-priced electronics from the front steps. >> you can identify him. you can pick him out of any picture. >> reporter: the theft happedz on tuesday afternoon. the camera shows a delivery man dropping off two amazon boxes. a couple of hours later another man approaches the door. waits a minute and kicks a box before picking them up and hiding them in his jacket. the brazen daylight theft is a blow to her sense of security. >>> it's frightening, somebody in my family could be coming home. >> reporter: she bought the camera set after her family home was burglarized last year. now she said it is paying off providing these rare vivid image as that she believes will nail the thief in not. >>> it will be easy to identify him. >> reporter: the good news for the homeowner. amazon refund funded the cost of the tablet and iphone that were stolen. she will have her package also delivered to work or -- packages delivered to work or left at the post office

recent visit to long beach and the many other destinations on our cities tour go to c-span.org/cities tour. >> crystalwright aspect of her desperate you are a publisher of conservative conservativeblackchick.com also for the new book "con job: how democrats gave us crime, santuary cities, abortion profiteering and racial division." krista white the a lot to get into in the title of your book by want to begin with this quote from your book. harpton and liberals are quick to label every incident in america racist, from voter id laws to the shooting of black teens, it diminishes the rightful attention that true racism should receive. what is >> host: what is the true racism and why are some issues t that you bring up inhat yo that example not for racism?ually deo >> guest: actually devote a chapterchapte in the book "con . the true racism. it's in the appendix and it's mt family's personal stories of being discriminated against. when i was a little girl and they applied to a country club told that they d't want my parents to be members because they were black. that case went all the way up to the u.s. co

city of houston. >> instructions there. crystalyor of houston, texas, driving treacherous if not impossible and 400 water rescues since the storm began overnight in the city. look at that. the man you saw in the clip barely made it out of the car and needed help of a local news crew who happened to be reporting live nearby. here's the whole moment as it unfolded. >> dude, you got to get out of the car. you got to get out. >> what can i do? >> swim. >> what? >> swim. swim. >> i don't know what to do. >> leave the car. swim. >> stay in the car? >> leave the car? swim. >> come here, sir. sir. come here. >> thank you. yeah. so're here. >> i didn't see it. >> yes. hey. we can hear you. are you okay, sir? >> i'm okay. >> you're okay. >> i'm okay. >> you -- watch your step, sir. watch your step. did you just not think the water was deep? >> yeah. >> my car is under. >> you have to leave the car. i'm just glad you're okay. >> i am, too. >> how about that. remarkably no deaths or injuries blamed on the storm. more than 1,000 homes flooded.

city. tonight, hillary clinton no scheduled events either. that means crystal is free to join us. what have you heard from the clinton effort. >> reporter: they said they are still processing these results. they don't have an official reaction yet. they want to see what the margins are ultimately once the final numbers come in, but this is not a surprise. they've been down playing expectations in wisconsin for weeks now expecting that this would not only be a loss, but potentially a larger loss, but this goes back to this issue we keep talking about math versus momentum. it's not clear that senator sanders is going to net a lot of delegates tonight, but he will get a lot of momentum heading into new york and that is why the clinton campaign has been all hands on deck here. hillary clinton was campaigning here today. she had a fundraiser here tonight. you can expect this pace to continue because new york is critical to her campaign. it has more than 200 delegates and it's also her adopted home turf. she served as senator here. expect her to campaign aggressively in the next few wee

be likely be a higher demand for jobs in the parts of city that is a different scenario so i think that and - i don't know. i could a is a crystalear but many building because of the interest in city jobs when the economy slows down that will slow down, if you will, in the city than in the outlying areas of the region we'll have to figure out over the coming years we might not see the dipping job productions nearly as in the region we have to think about that when we think about how we loot and plan for jobs not city. >> commissioner vice president richards. >> number one was was not trying to - i don't think anyone of us could predict a perfect storm when i moved to san francisco it was banking and future 5 and bank of america moved to charlotte and several moved jobs to concord and sun valley the city was not much happening jobs were going away to your report director it is a different situation than ten or 15 or 20 years ago pr commissioner johnson points on the timing the timing i was referring to the whole point of prop m interject but to time the infrastructure to the development not to market what we have with the unused

city. he gathered for the fifth annual prayer breakfast at the crystal tea room and former governor ed rendell committee ceo, leah daltory it benefits the second chance foundation that fines way to support neighborhood programs to preconvenient crime. narrator: looking out for wall street ceos - that's what congressman sestak did. sestak was one of only eight democrats to join republicans to allow ceos of bailed out banks to pay themselves unlimited bonuses using bailout money. an "outrage," according to newspapers. katie mcginty- tough on wall street ceos, a fighter for pay equity for women. praised by former gov. ed rendell, "she'll stand strong for working families." katie: i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. >>> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team standing by with stories at 6:00. police are questioning witnesses and students after the death of a 10th grade girl in delaware today. >>> and a teacher is under arrest and out of a job. the latest trouble for conestoga high school. those stories next at 6:00. for rick williams and the entire "action news" team i'm monica

city's first deputy of recreation. jeff chirico has the deals. >> reporter: this crystal clear video shows the man who made off with boxes of high-priced electronic electronics on woodbine avenue. >>> you can identify him, you could pick him out of any picture. the camera shows a delivery man dropping off two amazon boxes, a couple of hours later another man approaches the door, waits for a minute and kicks the box before casually picking them up and hiding them in the jacket. the daylight theft is a blow to her sense of security. >>> it's frightening somebody in my family could be coming home. my mother could be walking up on the patio. >> reporter: she bought the high definition camera set after her home was burglarized last year. now it is paying off, providing they also rare vivid image also that will help police nab him. she said from now on she'll heed the advice of the police, have their packages delivered to work or left to the post office. >>> bernie sanders is heading back to the u.s. after his visit to the vatican. he said he met with pope francis before leaving rome. sanders was there to take part in a confer

in the system where wl it is irvington tunnel or so much supply coming out of crystal spring jz local reservoirs in the city, isn't it most prudent to try to use salt water for putting out fires through the awss sishm and preserving as much potable water for drinking because it will be some amount of time before the water source is is restored? >> i the way i look at it and tell the fire department is in the first 24 hours of a major event a consider any water in san francisco their disposal. it is a life safety issue and property prenchivation so drinking water and flushing the toilets, those become secondary for the first 24 hours. with retail capacity we are counting on, we spent a lot of money on trabz mission capacity linking water supplies to san francisco so we anticipate the potable water being replinshed after the fire fighters use it. what happens the day this occurs it will be a mix on all these things. luckily the two are not connected so we won't get salt water into the potable system. that answer your question? >> yes, none of us were around in 1907 or 30's but what was the plan in 1986 up unt

city's first deputy of recreation. >>> it makes my stomach turn. >> reporter: this crystal clear video shows the man who made off with boxes of high-priced electronics from their front step on woodbine avenue. >>> you can identify him, you could pick him out of any picture. >> reporter: the theft happened tuesday afternoon. the camera shows the delivery man dropping off two amazon boxes. a couple of hours later another man approaches the door. waits a minute and kicks a box before picking them up and hiding them in his jacket. the brazen daylight theft is a blow to the homeowners sense of security. >>> it's frightening, somebody in my family could be coming home. my mother could be walking up on the patio. >> reporter: she bought the high definition camera after the family home was burglarized blast year. now it is paying off providing these rare vivid images that she believes will help police nail the thief in not. >>> it will be easy to identify him, if family or friends see him, they will know. >> reporter: the good news, amazon refunded the cost of the tablet and iphone were stolen. she will heed the advice of po

. >> i ran with the city in my heart, martin, sean, lindsey, crystal. encouragement of the crowds and fellow marathoners helped through the course. >> president obama and tom brady also sending out support on social media. >>> friends and fans are remembering veteran actress doris roberts today, she played the mother on everybody loves raymond. >> they said deborah dresses a little tramy -- a little like a tramp. >> i think they were being kind. >> reporter: roberts's family said she passed away in her sleep on sunday. she was 90 years old. and one of the true, true funny women. >> she made me laugh each and every time. >>> 5:19. >>> coming up local lawmakers are taking steps to install more electric car chargers >>> when you think of hillary clinton and donald trump, what food comes to mind? >>> plus another check on your traffic and weather on the twos. that is next. blinds to go's new cascade shades. gentle diffused light when you want it. darkened privacy when you don't. modern elegance always. right now take 30% off our entire selection of beautifu

. >> manchester city were comfortable 4-0 winners over bournemouth. west ham are fifth with a 2-2 draw with crystal palace. huge win for norwich. castle now six points from safety. sunderland also in the bottom three. they're 0-0. astonville sliding towards relegation for the first time since 198. they fired their manager and the loss to chelsea led them 12 points from safety. >> i've only see a couple of victories. it's going to take time. >> defending formula one champion lewis hamilton has secured poll position. hamilton grabbing with the final qualifying lapse just edging out rosberg. and finishing half a second clear of their closest rivals. they'll start third ahead of his teammate. and hamilton's record for the bahrain circuit. >> i'm just really happy about that. throughout qualifying and practice you go around and do laps and it wasn't quite perfect. and so to actually put it all together is actually more of a pressure because the previous lap i went off, knowing that i've got to improve even more, so than i did on the lap before. yeah. >> england and the west indies have a chance to becom

city. first things first look live at the campus of the st. mary's elementary school in annapolis. crystal clear skies. light winds. 54 degrees. same time, 57 at reagan national. warmer in western maryland. 61 now in cumberland. 60 in fredericksburg. 54 in advisory tonight. it's the area shaded in blue. upper montgomery county, frederick, maryland. each panhandle and across the 81 corridor. the temperatures overnight out west are the coldest in the low er30's. metro area will stay safely above freezing. upper 30's to lower 40's. southern zones zones will do ber near the 40 degree mark. expect a chilly clear night. another nice day tomorrow. in a few minutes we check out the weekend and the next seven days as part of the extended forecast. alison: one more note. remember the blizzard? we are trying to forget. local fall-out continues because d.c. public schools extending the school year by one day. the new final day of the school year will now be june 17. still ahead5:00 -- a strange discovery at the bottom of loch ness in familiar shape. leon: plus the fight against zika virus becomes a po

city for its employees, money is also extremely tight. >> a lot of people rearranged their finances. >> reporter: crystal louis says going without a paycheck for three weeks has been somewhat of a struggle. >> we just fell back on some things we couldn't do that we normally would do. >> reporter: the assistant director of public works and 27-year atlantic city employee is among hundreds of municipal workers who agreed to stretch the pay schedule from every couple weeks to almost a month. the move allowed the nearly broke resort to keep city hall open through april. >> no eating out. eating out is over. >> reporter: a new report in the "wall street journ" calls the credit rating the worst in america, but the mayor told us today the city is leaning towards making a nearly $2 million bond payment due monday. that would avert a historic default since no municipality in new jersey has defaulted on its debt since the great depression. >> we certainly understand that the importance of making a bond payment just as we understand that the negative implications of bankruptcy. >> reporter: quarterly tax payments due next month bring in hundreds of th

a change in the law will be needed if the city of charlotte wants to host the all-star game. he believes the nba has made that crystalhouse bill 2 limits and tieded discrimination protections for lesbian, gay and transgender people. it also struck down the charlotte ordnance that would have allowed transgender people to use the bathroom that matches the gender they identify with. adam silvers says political and business leaders in north carolina have told him they believe there will be a change this the law in time. the nba has not set a deadline for its decision. >>> president barack obama has arrived in england now, as england celebrates queen elizabeth's 90th birthday. here's new video. the president aliving in london on air force one, joined by the first lady to have lunch with the queen at windsor castle. it will be the third time they have met with the queen. the president barack obama is also scheduled to meet with british prime minister david cameron and they will dine atkinsing on the palace. >>> a major settlement that involves uber, up next, the pay out for some drivers. ♪ [ music ] ♪ . >>> one of my favor

crystal but sky. lets look at the morning lows, it was chilly this morning. 28 in mt. pocono and allentown at the freezing mark and below that in lancaster, 49 was the overnight low in center city. and 37 in millville and wildwood. 33 barely above freezing in atlantic city this morning. since that time we look at how numbers have changed here. up to 52 in philadelphia and 50 in allentown and 40s in reading and lancaster and 49 in wilmington and 52 in atlantic city. temperatures are trying to improve but we are staying below average. satellite 6 along with action radar showing it's cooler than average, we are looking at clear skies and lots of sun. and a few high clouds will mix in this afternoon. with the bubble of high pressure that is protecting us over the next few days. the pollen meter is on extreme the next few days. we have a nice sunny week coming but you'll want to take the allergy medication. 4:00 p.m. 57 and lots of sunshine, 5:00, 58 that is our high today. several degrees below average. 6:00 p.m. 58 and 7:00 p.m. one or two clouds and 55 for the phils game tonight. i'll have the forecast coming up. >> we'll see you inside thank you karen. >>> now to the race for pr

crystal clear at any point today. early tomorrow morning those clouds do thicken. we have snow north of the city as you make that morning commute. we are going to say around that i-84 line. rain elsewhere. and then as we go through the day it kind of holds steady with that path. we are looking at rain tomorrow. could be heavy at times during the drive home and as far as accumulations go well north in the city, we could see another 1-3 inches fall there. as we go into tuesday, skies are bright, but tuesday will be very brisk, breezy with highs only in the low 40s. today it will be 42 degrees. that's it. but with those howling winds, 25 to 35 miles per hour gusting maybe 50 to 60, it's going to feel like the 20s and teens out there. overnight the winds will settle. 34 degrees. then snow starts to develop as we make our way into the early morning hours. remember for the city points east and south it will be an all rain event. 50 tomorrow is the high for the opening day forecast. showers as the yankees take on the astros at 1:05. tuesday 43 degrees and breezy with sun. wednesday is 49. thursday wet

city consolidated their place with a 4-nil win. west ham are 5th after a 2-2 draw with crystalalace. al relegation, beating new cassettel six points from safety sundayer land in the bottles 3. theydrew nil-nil with we feel braum. aston villa sliding towards relegation for the first time since 1987. this week, they fired their manager and a 4-nil loss leaves them 12 points from safety. defending formula one world champion lewis hamilton has secured poll position for sunday's grand prix. grabbing poll with his final qualifying lap. the mercy paraffin issuing half half a second clear t sebastian beggel local start third ahead of his teammate. hamilton's time a record for the circuit. >> so happy. goes ahead. whatever it may be. sot to actually finally, pull it all together. it's actually even more over pressured as well went off. noing i have to improve even more yeah. too perfect >> two thiechl as they head into sun's cal cuta. the last time they met, the the 2004 champions trophy. the windies won that one. century. england and the group stages here in india, the england captain