. >> kevin and duane are ready to hit the warner bros. back lott with the show happening sunday it's all happening outside and since ther threat of rain, they could literally make a big splash. >> if it's raining, it's only going to be better. >> 2,000 fans will line the streets, grande will appe but i want to sit here, next to amy poehler, beside will smith who's one seat over and charlize theron. >> how they come out, it's going to be a mad max crazy galactic, bananas moment at the top of the show. >> maybe something like this. i was first on set as they dangled in the air for their n movie "central intelligence." >> here we are shooting "central intelligence" shut it down, the fire trucks are out here. >> kbooep [ bleep ]. [ bleep ] >> it's every day, laughing, having fun. >> watch your mouth. >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> i think we may have to kill some people. >> we will do no such thing. >> i think you'll like it. >> i will not. >> in the movie, duane and kevin play two guys who went to high school together. what do you think happened

and by the way, duane, how old were you when you graduated from high school? >> i just want to ask you about this grown 30-year-old man taking a high school picture. he looks like a drug smuggler. >> look at that hairline, man. that was when my mom was cutting my hair. >> better with age, but you won't e able to unsee this in the movie. >> we're the coolest kids in high school. >> duane's a cia agent whh dragg kevin's mild mannered accountant character into a world of espionage. it's the first time the rock's paired with kevin. but, hey, guys, what want to know, when is it going to be my i have never been in one of your i have been on every set. >> that's great. you're all right, kev. you're all right. always good to see you, man. >> i want to thank those two for all the love they showed me. by the way, these two just never stop. duane is busy finishing up bay watch. he just shot fallers. he has the fast and furious coming up. and kevin is coming off his world tour, these two just exhausted me. >> you like crazy? >> crazy is my favorite beverage. it's on my sh

duane johnson and kevin hart hosted the show. michelle turner was all over the rain soaked yet ery fashionable red carpet. >> arianna grande may have dazzled in bubble gum pink, channeling marilyn monroe, but preferred black. best fema performance winner charlize theron, daring in a sheer alexander mcclaire plunging v-nec and halle berry showed off her abs with this lacy number. >> and can we talk about kendall jenner's shoes, all strung up stilettos. kendall instagrammed the team work it took to get her in them. >> are you having some problems? >> yeah. >> the movie awards are always insane, but for t anniversary, mtv cranked it up with host duane johnson a kevin har who took on both mad max and "batman vs. superman" by the time they presented the their antics made the rock and kevin's -- >> thank you to the assistants. >> first woman to ever get this award. >> i couldn't think of one other person who's ever won it. >> melissa mccarthy is funny for so many reasons. fearless, timeless. >> teddy graham. >> chris pratt snap chatted

duane shorter! (cheering and applause) >>stephen: duane thank you so much for being here. nice to have you. good luck with the jazzing tonight. good luck. of course to follow the news, the new york primary is tomorrow. so if you're a voter in this state, you're going to want to ay, remembah-boutit! this is the road to the white house. >> you dang well knew i wasn't safe before you took me in! >>stephen: now last thursday, the democrats, hillary clinton and bernie sanders squared off in a wide ranging debate. but the subject really stood out to me. bernie sanders be on energy policy. >> what you do do, what you do do is say that we are going to have a massive program, and i had introduced rooftops. >> stephen: i see what you're saying, senator. we need an "all of the above" energy policy but with greater also, i'd like to point out: you said do-do. (laughter) be >>stephen: am i right about that? >> do do. >> stephen: yes, you did-did. and it really, really made bernie seem presidential. in fact he remind me of jfk >> ask not what your country can do-do for you, ask where yo

duane johnson and kevin hart hosted the show. >> arianna grande may have dazzled in bubble gum pink, channeling marilyn monroe, butt the ladies of the red carpet preferred black. charlize theron wore a plunging v-neck. and hall le-berry showed off her abs with thi lacy number. >> and can we talk about kendall jenner's shoes, all strung up stilettos. kim described the team work it took to get her in them. >> are you having some problems? >> yeah. >> the movie awards are always insane, but for t 25th anniversary, mtv cranked it up wi johnson and kevin hard and "batman vs. superman." by the time they presented the co come immediatic genius award. >> thank you to the assistants. >> first woman to ever get this aw >> i couldn't think of one other person who's ever wonit. >> melissa mccarthy funny for so many reasons. >> teddy graham. >> chris pratt chatted yesterday from a private plane. >> of course mywife, anna faris, darling, our son was destined to be tough, and thanks to you, he's going to smart too. >> and talk about racy, alexandra in these tighty whiteys. >> everything i do is to

there were many cases of misleading advertising at walgreens and duane reade. some customers were charged different prices at the register than what they found on ads or store shelves. >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. bill? >> looking at the flagpole, southerly wind as the camera looks down the beach. we are looking at what will be skies that headquarter partly cloudy. we will look at temperatures that are going to be warming up from 63 in the park to 54 around monticello. in the next seven hours, sun and clouds, 75 by lunchtime getting to near 80. lots of sun, warm, more humid certainly. the winds today are southerly to southwest at 25 miles per hour. the humidity picks up and these showers and thunderstorms start around 3:00 lasting through the evening commute into tonight. we talk about the rest of the >> are you going to newark airport? do you want to listen to this report? newscopter 7 is up above this accident involving an overturned truck they are trying to up right. 78 eastbound side only the left lane is getting

it's sad news for new york city basketball fans with duane pearl washington at the age of 52 passed away due to renal cancer. hebrew up grew up in brooklyn. he was a playmaking point guard. people would form lines around the school to watch them play. he became one of the greatest ever at syracuse. i loved watching him! he was 52. the first round pick of the nets. it's the 13th overall. he wore the jersey in the first game after the terror attacks. it's 10 days after 9/11. he had that hung there in the eighth inning. in new jersey he was made up and they sold this to a private collector. it's directly from the auction house from $365,000 avoiding the auction altogether.it's on permanent rotation between 9/11 and city field and cooperstown. i sat down with one of the buyers who is a founder and comanager of sky ridge partner. it's a host of wall street week . >> the idea is that we will have his jersey on public display. we strongly suggest that it new york is being defined as cooperstown. it will be here in new york city. certainly, it's a city field . we did not want them getting out of

. >> if duane garrett would have told you that he was referred for a sleep test, would that have changed your opinion? >> it certainly would have helped out. >> a court test ultimately dietiond him with -- diagnosed him with sleep apnea. our investigation found drivers left off dangerous information, which the driver is expected to be truthful. a review of report the reports found there were 398 commercial vehicle accidents, involving medical conditions. >> it's a temptation to not fully disclose your ailments for fear that you might not pass the exam. >> reporter: two years after the accident in that ohio corn field, allen is still struggling with devastating injuries. >> you're allowing this person who could possibly kill people, drive a weapon. on the highway. and it's just not right. >> the d.o.t. says safety is its top priority. and it is illegal to fraudulently obtain a medical certificate. >>> state lawmakers pass a controversial new law, limiting legal protections for lgbt people. thousands of bruce springsteen fans are receiving refunds after the singer canceled a concert there

. >> reporter: if i was in the chair instead of duane, i don't know if you want to touch this.a little nasty. >> i could do that. >> reporter: what's your pitch to me to get out there on tuesday, and especially in november? >> listen. you need to vote if you care about yourself, your family, your friends. >> reporter: preaching nonpartisan politics, the program is just getting started. >> politicians that care. >> reporter: but it's already bringing the message to 40 philly barber shop and customers who think a little conversation could go a long way. >> i don't know. i think a lot of people are not aware. i think a lot of us are distracted. we need better jobs and better health care. even a better law enforcement system. >> reporter: and you think part of that could happen in a place like this? >> a place like this. it takes the right person to come in with the right perspective. >> reporter: it's not going to happen in time for tuesday's election but the education taking place in these barber shops could very well change the shows in november. jacob soboroff, nbc news, philad

. >> the sports world remembering duane pearl washington, a new york city basketball legend. >> and the 8th straight dry day. look at that humidity at 9%. and there are fire weather watches already up for tomorrow for parts of the area as well as >>> new at 6:00, an attempted sexual assault on one of the most popular and safest parks in new york city. sunrise this morning in prospect park in brooklyn. she refused to be a victim and she fought back. >> police are searching for the would-be rapist. joe torres is at the park with the latest. >> the attacker in this attempted sexual assault as you mentioned was armed with a knife. he approached the jogger as she was here this morning, early morning hours in prospect park. approached her from behind. then in words that still perhaps haunt the victim, he told her what he was going to do to her while she put up the fight of her life, so much so, it prompted the suspect to flee. >> reporter: 10 hours after an attempted sexual assault in prospect park, investigators continued their search for clues as they tried to close in on an armed attacker.

. >> when we visited the kentucky state penitentiary we met inmate duane harper who had a long historyo extract him from his cell. >> [ bleep ] i'll fight sometimes, i'll argue with the guards, but i'm not violent. i've done a lot of time. i've been doing time on and off since i was 12 years old. >> when we first met harper he was serving his third year in administrative segregation or solitary confinement for having assaulted correctional officers. shortly after "lockup" arrived to kentucky state penitentiary, officers had to extract harper from his cell again. >> he threatened us with throwing feces on us, spitting at us through the door. he threatened our families. >> a lot of the older ones like lieutenant gill, they know me from when i was a youngster back down here. so we have a different type communication level and understanding. >> every night you work. you heard hee? you racest red neck [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. i know you is a coward. i know you all. >> harper will serve at least two more years in segregation. >> i made things hard for myself. i've been in segregation three years

but duane makes miracle happens. chris mullin spoke about the rivalry but said what stands out most was his genuine and caring nature. pearl washington dead at the age of 52. >>> stanley cup play-offs game 4 in brooklyn. team going through the morning skate at the barclays center. they have a golden opportunity. sunday they won in overtime. the aisles battles back all night. >> the crowd was great. i don't think, you know, they realize what a factor they are. >> having home ice in games 3 and 4 and the way the atmosphere was in the building the energy that they bring we feed off that. >> not looking good for the rangers. they took home eye advantage away in pittsburgh and then gave it back. the game was tied at one. the penguins scored two more. game had tomorrow night. >> last night was one of those games like nothing was cooking. make sure that tomorrow we are ready to play. here we are going to see high compete level and high battle level tomorrow. >> the yankees back at it against against the a's. >>> there are s

. >>> one of brooklyn's finest, duane perl washington passed away of cancer at 52. the high school all-american at perl went to syracuse, big east rookie of the year, three-time all big east player, also all- american, a basketball with you with some serious handles, his signature moment came in his 15th collegiate game, a half- court buzzer beater to nip boston college by two. his head coach was emotional when talking about perl today. >> we've been fortunate, had a lot of great players but i think there's really only one guy like him. >> true. >>> time for a quick break. the diamond. turns out lemon juice doesn't cure pink eye. hi. how are you doing today? that's how i am. red head fred. ultra rare. i collect these too. nah, these are for my dog because he can never decide which one he wants until he gets home, so... american express presents the blue cash everyday card with no annual fee. cash back on purchases. my only concern is that this is where we put food. a dog's foot is cleaner than a human's mouth. that's what they say. is it? cleaner than my mouth. >>>

they take off with her purse then use her credit cards at the duane reed on broadway and 94th street. >>> funeral services will be held tomorrow for a 7-year-old girl from westchester county who died suddenly over the weekend. the wake was held tonight for lily love at a church in scarsdale. she attended greenvale elementary in eastchester. no official word how she died but health officials said they can confirm her death was an isolated event with no risk for anyone else. >>> a warning tonight for students at a university in connecticut. walk in pairs. this as police search for a sexual predator who attacked a woman on campus. the student attacked last night while she was walking to the library at fairfield university. she says she was punched by the man then dragged to a wooded police stepping up patrols now around campus. >>> a mother in connecticut smiling in her mugshot but the charges against her are no laughing matter. cops say victoria lederd was seriously drunk. she was charged with risk to a minor and breach of peace. leonard's 9-year-old daughter called 911 on sunday saying

open musician, duane wiggins, once shared the stage with prince. he still can't believe that prince is gone. ♪ >> reporter: like the lyrics of "1999," prince's party ran out of time. >> he's a true artist. he's like mozart. >> reporter: tonight's "purple rain" screening here is sold out. they're going to do another one tomorrow at midnight. that one is sold out, as well. you can expect to see a lot of prince-related events around the bay area all weekend long. live in san francisco, pete suratos. >>> the theaters is showing "purple rain" around the country, including the bay area. the mercado in santa clara, and metro in san francisco is showing purple rain in thursday. >>> 1,000 high school choir students honoring prince. ♪ the singers from 31 different school districts sent chills through the walt disney concert hall as they performed "purple rain." the students started rehearsing the song this morning. tomorrow night, a special episode of "saturday night live" highlighting prince's appearance, all of his appearances, over the shows, over the man

the guy, duane downy, he's a lawyer. now art is getting his own lawyer.p of soup. >>> anymore raindrops tonight? we'll have the full forecast. it's coming up. i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who've had no prior treatment. it's the one and only cure that's one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients... can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. with harvoni, there's no interferon and there are no complex regimens. tell your doctor if you have other liver or kidney problems, hiv, or other medical conditions, and about all the medicines you take including herbal supplements. taking amiodarone with harvoni may cause a serious slowing of your heart rate. common side effects of harvoni may include tiredness, headache and weakness. i am ready to put hep c behind me. i am ready to be cured. are you ready? ask your hep c speciali

>> duane kuiper with the call. hunter pence with the grand slam as the giants came back from a 4-0 deficit. this offense continues to explode. they pound out 17 hits in a 12-6 victory. >> wayne freedman says this was a great game to be at the ballpark. >> reporter: i'm still getting over that $100 parking. and somebody actually paid it. there are 30 teams in the major leagues. every one of those 30 teams has an opening day. but in san francisco, it's always special. in this city, it feels like a holiday. another opening day. what is true love? we might be following it here, as he juggles hot dogs through the crowd for delivery to his wife, carol. >> it's a spring rite for us. >> reporter: in honor of yogi berra, it is deja vu all over again on giants' opening day. what is your excuse? >> i bought this early. >> she knows me. >> reporter: could it come soon enough? and who better to play the foil this day than the los angeles dodgers. you ran a risk wearing dodger blue to the ballpark. dan gonzalez and lori johnson

perfect two, i guess re-enacting it, there super star performed at the awards, hosted by kevin heart and duane the rock johnson, best movie went to star wars the force awakens, best female performance, charlie stone for her role in mad max fury road. >> the story of fury road is in part a story of the power of women and the power to create our own destiny. so tonight i accept this award on behalf of my own little daughter. >> for the first time since the 2007 award the event was prerecorded. so nothing too crazy, i guess, when they pre record them. >> but revel wilson, did you see pitch perfect two? >> no. >> it is a coin movie but it is funny, do you have sit there and laugh, good stuff. >> i remember her in bridesmaids, she was funny in that. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, john kerry does something overnight. no other us secretary of state has done. >> we will be right back. >> tongue this morning's headlines, shows americans distrust of democrat hillary clinton, more than republican donald trump on wide variety of issues, but despite americans overall preference for clint

. >> he looks like duane. >> dwyane wade? >> i get that a lot. get that a lot. >> i've heard of that, guy, too. >> dwyane wade? common, you all, king james fooled several people when he went under cover at pizza restaurant in los angeles, he carried boxes and dished advice on sauce. james is an investor in the chain, few customers did recognize him though, so posted for selfies with them, nice. he's also one of the tallest people ever. how can you -- >> like a redwood. >> speak of basketball, i went to my first 6ers game saturday night. i had a blast. this is me at half court. i went with of two my friends, had fun, took some pictures. here is my official initiation. >> oh, my. >> the sixers flight squad running up and dunking over me. it was exciting. but pretty terrifying, all at the same time. but it was cool. allen iverson in the house, we almost won, almost. good time. we almost won. it was good. >> oh, can we just get rid of the almost part that far? >> can we just win? >> con ten games this season so far. >> true. >> ten is better than inn

arrangement would be unthinkable to the other social services so mentioned his we took all investor duane 83 and for people with the new stamps. but this is not calculated in years but did decades. if you apply for public housing today he may be held by the time you're housing application comes up. most are getting nothing from the government. on 13th street she found painted in the basement and painted the walls but not called after her sister died. persisted in the spiritual sense and decided to contribute to the funeral. co she didn't have money so the next month she had an appointment with her welfare case worker because the payment was made to the 19th street her $628 much welfare check was sliced then she got the eviction notice milwaukee has 105,000 households and the effect 16,000 every year. that is 40 year one dash 40 people a day. these numbers up on the screen are only court ordered a legally evictions. with there are other ways for a landlord to displace the family i have a minority who will pay you if you're out by sunday where they will just take off the door we worked real

one bottle of nail polish cost $8.50 at duane reed. policesay that the polish perpetrator walked off with $9,000 worth of bottles, and that means he has more than 1000 bottles on hand. why you may ask? the founder of essie may have the answer. >> the formula that we designed 35 years ago, it looks wet and stays on for a week to 10 days. >> many may be attracted to the names. they have very unusual names. >> reporter: if that's the case, we has a secret stash that police want to find. raegan medgie, cbs 2 news. >> and police tell us in a case like this, they use a computerized database to search websites like craigslist for anyone selling a large volume >>> for the second time in a week, neighbors if on several streets in far rockaway woke to sounds of windows smashed in but nothing was stolen from the vehicles. >> reporter: car after car, windows smashed in and broken glass lines the pavement of oak drive. >> we came to find the cars broken into. >> reporter: the citizens group sent us pictures of other vandalized cars, even a bus. nei

d news to pass along duane washington passed away yesterday at the age of 52 due to brain cancer. washington grew up in the section of brooklyn and made his namen o the playground to end at boys and girls high school. washington was a play making poinguart bece one of the greatest college pls ever in syracuse part of glory dayof the big east. i love watching them play. i mean, washington also a first round pick of the new new jersey nets in 19 86, 13th pick overall september 11th jersey in the new york area. wore the jersey in first game after terror attacks of 2011. you remember that it was ten days laughter, and it was really the first sporting event in new york. the famous dramatic 8th inning to put them up 3-2 they of win the game and upset scwh jersey went up fur auction. the mets sold it to a private collector roughly threer yews ago. but a passionate purchased it from auction house for $365,000 avoiding auction altogether. >> do we know how much somebody >> four. these are wealthy mets. >> tony former of golden sachs and jim mccann 1-800-flowers, and yeah dp. >> one of the

woman named whitley who was a substitute teacher who came home, really frustrated she had a long day, duane wayne said what is wrong? what is going on? she said they want these kids to fail. these textbooks are old, my class is crowded, they are saying these kids have a learning disability but they only behavioral issues, like it is a system set up for these kids to fail. i said wow! this is crazy! look at the clothes and equality of the show and i remember when a different world without so i knew it wasn't anything new but the issues were the same. i hit the button on my television to check the year, make sure i wasn't hallucinating, it was 1991. 2016, the same thing. the school of education, they fly people in from all over the globe and they sit there and say the data says this or that, give me my check and leave me alone and that is it but if everybody is so smart and we have all this research, we are not making it into the classroom. that is why i put so much of these things on community-based work. what i have seen is from the ground up, social fabric, strong neighborhoods. the clichÉ

. >> this was on monday, duane bennett, was driving a suspended license when he hit and killed the crossingrd. >> antonio while i, so this guy bennett, did stay at the scene. >> following late night fire, hams 2200 block of pal mean owe drive just after 11:00 last night. the fire spread to a car in the driveway. luckily no one hurt. witnesses describe a horrifying keaton scene on the street of kensington. victim, in her 30's, collapsed 2,000 block of stella street after walking nearly 100 feet wounded and looking for help. one witness says it was like a scene from a nightmare when he saw the woman staggering down the street soaked in her own blood. >> from ear to ear, had a towel out, put it around her throat, she stum you can down the street outright here. >> the woman didn't have any i.d., couldn't speak because of her throat injuries. she has had surgery, recovering in critical condition at temple hospital. police are searching for any suspect. >> police also stepping up patrols along popular nature trail at the university of delaware campus, after a jogger was attacked earlier this week

investigators saying they found many cases of misleading advertising at walgreen's and duane reed locations. we just want to hit repeat. repeat. repeat. [ laughter ] >> it's worked for nine days. i don't think it's going to work again tomorrow unfortunately. >> no? >> here's the thing. the great part of it is it's not a washout tomorrow and there's much needed rain coming in, although not widespread. there will be scattered showers and storms through the afternoon and evening hours. look at the empire state building. you also notice high clouds coming in right now. that's kind of the precursor. we've had deep blue sky. not a cloud in the sky. and finally high clouds are coming in, the leading edge of the next system. the high today, 73 in central park. running 10 above average. and we could make a run at 80 tomorrow with enough sunshine peeking through the clouds at times. there are your sunrise and sunset times. tonight is going to be a milder evening. last year in the state, showers early then we cleared out. and 65. so it's 76 in hopewell junction. 69 in armonk. 70 in stanford right now.

we have a wedding tonight, and this afternoon, claire is debating duane bailey in the race for town councileekly saver" says that some voters find claire-- quote-- "angry and unlikable." to those voters, i say, "wait till she sees this." no one can mention it to her. we can't have some unscientific poll shaking claire's confidence. phil... what poll? too late. she knows. who told her? what is this, a witch hunt? oh, my god. i have to go. well, i just don't think it's a big deal. i mean, how many people read the "weekly..." "saver"? "saver," anyway? 22,000... ish. my company adver-- used to advertise with that newspaper.

. >> reporter: if i was in the chair instead of duane -- i don't know if you want to touch this. your pitch to me to get out there tuesday and especially in november? >> listen, you need to vote if you care about yourself, your family, your friends. >> reporter: preaching non-partisan politics, it's getting started. >> politicians, they care and listen. >> reporter: it's bringing the message to 40 philly barber shops and customers like this who think a little conversation could go a long way. >> i don't know. i think a lot of people are not aware. a lot of us is distracted. we need better jobs, better healthcare. even a better law enforcement system. >> reporter: you think part of that being more aware, it can happen in a place like this? >> it can happen in a place like this. it will take the right person to come in with the right perspective. >> reporter: it's not going to happen in time for tuesday's elections. but the education taking place could change who shows up in november. >>> democratic candidates will speak to philadelphia voters on the eve of pennsylvania's primary.

duane washington was raised in the projects where he became the number one high school basketball playerckname at the age of 8 because his smooth game and wizardy with the ball. he played at syracuse where he was an all-american and super star in the '80s battling against chris mullen. last year a tumor was discovered on pearl's brain. this week he died of it. the great pearl washington was only 52 years old. look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. mmmm, yoplait. i've got 9 days left before retirement. we've been planning for this for a long time and we'll keep evolving things. so don't worry. knowing you is how edward jones makes sense of investing. headache? motrin helps you be an unstoppable, let's-rock-this-concert- like-it's-1999 kind of mom. back pain? motrin helps you be the side-planking, keeping-up-with- your-girlfriend- even-though-you'll-feel-it- later kind of woman you are. body pain? motrin helps you be an unstoppable, i-can-totally-do-this- all-in-one-trip kind of woman. when pain

watch how well dressed everybody is, these kids all in jackets and ties, good catholic kids, duane andey, harold jensen, all went to the white house with president reagan in the days after this, as well. faces and names, many of us around here, easily remember, 31 years later, much like we will this year's team and parade, images coming up friday. not everybody, though, remembers the parade. including one famous face you see almost every day in the news. >> i don't really remember it that well. i mean, i am getting little old now, some of my brain cells, my memory brain cells are gone. i remember the excitement of watching on tv. i remember the psychsment of the parade, it was fun, you know, any time you have a national championship like, that people rally around, and want to enjoy it. >> so, i guess my brain cells, mike and alex, little better than jim kenney's, because i did remember it. >> well yes. >> so, steve always remembers. >> here is the thing, steve. did they have a parade or it was a rally there? by city hall? >> reporter: no, they had a parade. they had this glass -- they

adams has been placed on >>> syracuse university is remembering one of its all time duane pearl washington. washington died today after a long battle with brain cancer. he was 52 years old. washington went from the playgrounds of brownsville, brooklyn to being one of coach in the 1980s. he got his nickname at 8 years old where at such a young age he was already being compared to earl the pearl monroe. >>> a new registry is up and running in new jersey dedicated to assisting people with special needs during emergency situations. the goal is to provide first responders with the vital information they need to help people with special needs, including those who are blind, hearing impaired, and those with autism. >> consider the autistic teenager who is drawn to shiny objects, who might encounter a police officer and grab for their firearm or badge. if the officer doesn't realize the individual is autistic, it could result in a physical arrest. >> the special needs registry sends an alert, letting police officers know they are responding to a home with a to expect in terms of interacting with t

. >> another big name at the show, my man, duane the rock johnson.rious star came out with a huge flame throw err. made his way to the ring accompanied by the dallas cowboys cheerleaders, wrestle mania 32 hell inside a at any at stadium in arlington, set several records, more than 101,000 fans were on hand, i used to practice the people's eyebrows. day. i was huge wrestling fan. >> well, it is now 6:49. we've got a lot to catch up. a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> charlie roads, joins us, live from new york with a preview, good morning. >> good morning being brooke and jim, welcome to the morning team. we'll talk with john dickerson whether donald trump's latest gabs will affect which is con somebody primaries. plus this, world leaders tied to one of the largest classified document leaks, how they allegedly hit billions of dollars. and this, how hack remembers using ransom wear to steel files and even hold an entire new jersey town hostage. and finally this, entertainment tonight nancy odel, she was back stage at last night's acm awards. that

after truck that hit and killed a well known crossing guard in trenton, new jersey, they say this guy, duane bennett, was driving with a suspended license when he hit and killed the crossing guard monday. bennett did stay at the scene. >> police stepping up patrols along a popular nature trail near the university of delaware campus. this after the brutal attack of a jogger, a 23 year old graduate student was found beaten, lying unconscious, along the james f hall trail monday night. she says a mask man shoved her from behind, push her to the grounds, and repeatedly punched her in the face until she passed out. investigators say the man was wearing a ski mask and gloves, right now, they don't have motive for that attack. >> listen up, parent, the state senate passed a bill requiring student at delaware colleges and universities with campus house to go proof that they've been vaccinated against mening go coccal disease. >> approved bill, to be vaccinated five years prior to their date of enrollment. >>> want to keep everybody safe. >> yes. >> coming up: who is to blame? the first criminal char

you can catch your local celebrity at the duane reed on your camera phone. >> some of this is the incrediblelosion around "thriller" and "purple rain" and "born in the usa" and what happened after mtv kicked in. that was the last time everybody agreed about music. everybody loved "purple rain." club kids, rock kids, black and white. that was the moment things got so big that the center couldn't really hold anymore. after that it starts fragmenting and you have hip-hop kids here and country music here and pop music and they become self-sufficient economies where you can be a really big star but somebody over here never hears of you. taylor swift can sell millions and millions of records and there are people who kind of know that name but don't know who that is. that's what prince and michael transformed. >> we could really do this all day long. thank very much. >>> all right. make sure you do tune in tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc for "prince, life and death of an icon." >>> up next, guess who is hating on harriet tubman being on the $20 bill? ♪ the nissan rogue with intuitive all-whee

and back in 2000, duane "the rock" johnson wrestling star turned actor addressed the republican nationalcratic convention. plus, there are a whole host of instances of wwe story lines borrowing from politics. and don't forget, there's always a chance that a wwe hall of famer and wrestlemania 23 participant, donald trump, could make an appearance sunday night. you never know who vince mcmahon gets to show up. >>> meanwhile, we're awaiting a press conference from president obama following a nuclear security summit with world leaders. we'll bring you that live when it becomes. but first, here's josh lipton with a cnbc market wrap. >> thanks, chuck. stocks began april with a bit of a rally. the dow rises 107 points. the s&p climbs 13. the nasdaq up 44. the economy added 215,000 jobs last month. more than economists expected. the unemployment rate ticked higher to 5%. and meanwhile, manufacturing activity expanded in march, reversing five straight months of contraction. and finally, shares of tesla jumping more than 3%. the company says it has received nearly 200,000 orders for its newly unve

how do you open a small business in new york that rents only allow for duane reed and the next nyu expansion? >> the two models you're using are the wrong locations to try to start a small business. so if you're trying to start a small publication, you cannot compete on the generic internet. it's not going to work. they're bigger players there. say what you like about net neutrality. it's already again. there is no net neutrality. the net is not neutral. already worked -- you know more before the this than me but they've done the work around. if you have a publication, then you have to target it to the humans that you can relate -- that you can talk. to you can't be in everything youch can't compete with "the new york times." you can't be a news site but if you are the pizza site, you know, then you can find your community, and the net is actually really good for finding the nonlocal community of people who want to be in your -- want be to part of your community. wouldn't call it an affinity group. that's what facebook is. if you want to start a publication, it's got to be so targeted so tag

duane johnson and killed zero mail or that.c >> darya: a woman drove off a cliff and managed to get out before it fell over. fire crews got to hurt say that the car was going nose down at three under feet and she that tumbling about a hundred and 50 ft. down the cliff. she lived to tell about it. she had serious injuries but she is going to be ok. that is a movie fall. you are going to want to leave early if you're taking part in the east bay we have more delays and we will talk about that. voters in wisconsin will vote tomorrow and we'll look at what is in state. we'll talk about the weather and a heat spike and cool down that will be happening this week. >>male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now. >>anny hong: i look at the blue skies out there we did see some clouds out toward the coast and is like temperatures are born to be warming up into a mild category by 3:00 i rise in will be generally mid to upper 70's and the call will spots getting in close to 80 for the bay shoreline with flo

duane hagadon said he wanted a lot of sizzle on his 200 foot yacht, along with jacuzzis and grand pianof. >> all lady lola golf club. >> you have golf clubs to match your yacht. >> sure. flags on floaters out in the water. we have a system that the ball comes up, so you don't have to bend over and tee them up z lady lola has got some balls, all specially designed to float. >> we have a crew out in the tender with a net. they scoop them up. >> there is a guy whose job it is to be out there and collect the golf balls. >> darn right, darn right. >> you must have the had a lot of people look at this and say, duane, are you crazy? >> says the sizzle. >> if you want that sizzle yourself, it could be yours. that boat is for sale for $55 million or you can charter it with its crew of 16 people including that guy that goes around for around $400,000 a week. >> there is a course right over here on the jersey side. the driving range is into the ocean. >> i think they are floating. >> floating and they pick them up z up. >> it feels like a regular golf ball. >> $400,000 a week? >> no putting green.

duane is calling from wisconsin on the line for democrats.aller: hi, first time caller, but i agree with kai newkirk as far as corruption, greed. two points. we could guarantee corruption great to get out of politics, like these regulations, all you hear are regulations are killing business. i wondered they think these regulations were just willy-nilly past, just sit and around one day saying, let's make regulations. there were laws committed, there are reasons there put into place and passed bipartisan and signed into law. all the candidates were in wisconsin last weekend and could not make the rallies, but i wonder if i would have asked trump if you would be willing to donate a salary to wounded warriors, saint jude, if anyone could get that message to him, that would be a great promo, campaign promo. any of the senators, like john mccain, he did not know. how are these servants getting so filthy rich serving us? those are my points. host: thank you for calling. appreciate it. michael writes on twitter following up on the democracy spring i