in the eastern district of new york, you certainly saw that.oes it bother you that no one from wall street has gone to jail? there were a thousand people that went to jail. this is far worse. ms. lynch: it was a far ranging effect. you are right. this was systemic, long-term damage. that is why the department has taken eight systemic, long-term approach to that. why has no one gone to jail? i remind people of the over 4000 people in the financial industry who have in fact been indicted, most of them gone to jail over matters arising of the failure. not just in terms of what we saw in 2008, but the failures that were uncovered and revealed of the malfeasance, the way people were handling investor money, misleading clients. al: you know what i am saying, you hear this from everybody from bernie sanders to donald trump, that main street got clobbered. fines, guys paid some but they can afford it. it is kind of back to business as usual. i amis an exaggeration, sure. but that is public perception. and the statute of limitations is running out. ms.

>> yeah he's an eastern district wagon man. if i wasn't with you guys right now, i'd be scared right now to be honest. >> when the officers were convicted last year, crystal says police commissioner anthony batts missed an opportunity to make changes. >> in 2014, batts had two cops under his command who were found guilty by a baltimore jury for taking a guy out of a wagon and assulting him. if you'd taken steps when this man was assaulted, maybe freddie gray didn't have to die. >> commissioner batts declined an interview request. after gray's death, the u.s. department of justice opened an investigation into the baltimore police department. we took crystal's claims to gene ryan, the president of baltimore's police union, just after a membership meeting. >> do you think there's accountability for police misconduct in baltimore? >> there's investigations. there's been almost 300 officers that have been terminated in the last 12-15 years, and that doesn't count the officers resigned in lieu of termination or the ones that have bee

attorney for the eastern district. she was sworn in as attorney general of the united states a year ago this week. happy anniversary general, and welcome to the program. >> thank you, and thank you for having me. >> let's start with the issue of crime. this is a national reentry week where you are trying to help people who get out of prison, to have a more productive life. let me just start though, why do we have the highest incarceration rate in the world? >> you know, i'm not sure we can speak for every other country. we certainly do have one of the highest rates in the world. and it stems from a number of sources. i think we look back at efforts that we made that were truly speaking to violence to deal with the burgeoning drug problem particularly in the '80s and 90st and the violence that accompanied them. and what people thought was a need to appear very, very tough on crime without thinking through the results of a lot of those actions. well, we've lived through the results of those actions now, for several gener

attorney in the eastern district of new york and currently chief of civil rights for the criminal division. thank you both for being here today. >> thank you. >> first of all, we think of human trafficking -- i think many people think of it as something from years ago or from far away. how big is that here? >> it's a very definite problem, and it takes many different forms. it's very hard to get accurate is illegal activity, but perhaps taryn can give you some ideas of the size of this problem. >> as you mentioned, the global problem is in upwards of 20 to 30 million people, according to state department estimates and other estimates. and although we don't have precise figures for new york city because it is an illicit industry, the problem is real, and we prosecute many cases, as do our local counterparts, every year. >> so, when we say "human trafficking," to illustrate for people, are we talking in some cases, "i'll get you into the united states, i'll get you a nice job, a nice living," and so, because life might be more difficult in their home country, they get here, and once they're

. >> we should tell you that the federal prosecutor in the eastern district who brought these charges declined to speak after the hearing today. keep in mind, the former governor is facing two years in federal prison. he's been allowed to stay out while he's continued these appeals. if the court decides to overturn convictions, it will be up to the federal government to decide whether or not to try t case. we're expected to get a decision before this term ends at the end of june. tom fitzgerald, fox 5 local news. >> today a cruz and kasich teaming up. >> donald trump in the district outlines his foreign policy plans and the name he says he's giving his policy if he's elected president. >> and danger in the cockpit. the federal aviation administration releasing new records showing a shocking number of pilots busted for flying while >> and at one christian university, god and guns will soon go hand in hand. when some students in virginia will be allowed to have concealed handguns in school dorms. sue? >> how do you like these 30-degree temperature swings we get in late april. it is only

of harvard college and graduate school, and a federal prosecutor that rose to be head of the eastern district a year ago, this week. happy anniversary, welcome to the program. let us start with the issue of crime. this is a national reentry

harvard college and harvard law school, she was a federal prosecutor that rose to be head of the eastern district, this week. happy anniversary, welcome to the program. let us start with the issue of crime. this is a national reentry week, where you are trying to help

she's from the eastern district and he from the southern district of new york. these two don't have time to waste. they've got you in their sights and hillary, you danced with enough federal prosecutors to know that this time, the jig may be up. so what to do? you meet with comey and risk a perjury charge like martha stewart? if you lie to him? hillary, just me and you talking here. my fear for you is that you have lied so much that you can't tell the difference between the truth and a lie. like that time, remember, when you dodged those bullets on the tarmac in bosnia, when in truth the only thing charging were little girls rushing to give you tulips? like benghazi, that was due to a video when you e-mailed your daughter the same night that it was an al qaeda like attack? when you said you never told the families it was a video when their children's bodies were brought in, that they are the ones who are not telling the truth? and that bill never dallianced with other women, it was all a lie from the right wing conspiracy. but then again, hillary, how are you go

as i know there have been two district court decisions, one in oregon in 2014 and one in the eastern district of new york this year that looked at the question of incidental collection under 702. in both instances, these judges, not fisa judges, but in criminal cases, found it was constitutional and lawful. so it works, it's legal. there aren't problems with it you know, don't change it. >> just adding something to a point that matt made, a vital point. and that is that the criticisms of it have been hypothetical criticisms. not criticisms based on real instances of abuse. in other words, people sit and contemplate the possibility that somebody could abuse 702 if they had a mind to do it. apply that to the local police department. a police officer could abuse the right of the, the power of arrest. could abuse the fact that he's carrying a weapon. that is not a reason to with hold the arrest power. it's not a reason to disarm police. and the hypothetical possibility that somebody who is of a mind to do it and has the time to do it, who considers that their job of preventing attacks is kind of

and, as far as i know there have been two district court decision, win in oregon in 2014 and eastern district of new york this year looked at incidenceincidental collection under 702, not fisa court judges, but criminal cases found it was constitutional and lawful. it works. it is legal. there aren't problems with it. don't change it. >> adding something to a point that matt made, a vital point and that is that the criticisms of it have been hypothetical criticism, not criticisms based on ream instances abuse. in other words people sit and contemplate the possibility that somebody could abuse 702 if they had a mind to do it. apply that to the local police department. a police officer could abuse the right of the, power of arrest. could abuse the fact he is carrying a weapon. that is not a reason to withhold the arrest powers, not a reason to disarm police. and the hypothetical possibility that somebody who is of a mind to do it, who has the time to do it, who considers that their job of preventing attacks is kind of allows for recreational use of 702 to abuse it, i think is really unrealistic

other sort of best knownno republican is an harris a congressman who represented thee eastern shore, the firstheir districtf maryland, he endorsed ben carson early they were colleagues together au johns hopkins.pkins. but has since not said anything and he was not at events thisnti week and i think you're right tt note it's part of this thinghi g that trump had in other statess as well where established republicans, f john we'll havelv you stand by our discussion off maryland's price maries willie w continue next with a look atk at heated race underway retama toea fill the maryland senate seat. s stay with us. with we're back in just a fewt a f minutes. ♪ if you misplace your you can use freeze it to prevent new purchases on your account in seconds. and once you find it, you can switch it right on again. you're back! freeze it from discover. get it at discover.com. bring back the housecall? open walk-in clinics in convenient places? help more moms get prenatal care? or use technology to find insights that lower health care costs? maybe help doc

bucks county and eastern montgomery county district are being short-changed nearly $10 million.t is estimated that area home own letters have to cough up between 44 and $58 more in higher tax bills. >> in the burlington county times, an attempt to lure more businesses and keeping existing ones in place, in willingboro township could mean expanding where alcohol can be sold. right now township liquor license also limited to dining establishment, along route 130, that meets certain requirements, and a local gold club. >> and the delaware county daily times reporting that phillies female fans are among the most fateful. more than 40,000 philly fans are expected to greet the phils for their first home game of the team's 134 season today at citizens bank park, at least 40% of those fans are expected to be women. and that's a look at some of your newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> pretty cool stuff. >> indeed, indeed. >> females phillies fans, i like that. >> you've got your gear all ready? >> i'm ready. i'm going to get a phillies jersey today. >> also got to wea

of the united states district court for the eastern district of new york. mr. kay has seefshed in numerous senior staff positions for representative john tierney, pat danner and earl hudo. as chairman of the cpsc, mr. kay has identified three major areas of focus that will advance his collaborative leadership approach. cpsc will further harness the experience and expertise of agency staff and safety experts in the private sector to achieve more safety advancements for the american public. cpsc will continue to prioritize and work to accelerate culture change around brain safety in youth sports and cpsc will strengthen its line of defense to keep dangerous imports out of the hands of unsuspecting consumers. anyone who has heard chairman kay speak at a hearing or a conference leads with two strong perceptions at the cpsc. first, being a father to his two boys profoundly shapes the way he views his work. his compassionate and real-world coulding of being a parent in our complex world influences his mission at the cpsc. second, chairman kay has a deep and impressiv

one in oregon in 2014 and one in the eastern district of this year that looked at the discretion under 702. in both cases, these judges, not fisa court judges, found that it was constitutional and lawful. so, it works, it's legal, there are problems with it. >> just to a point that matt had, and that is the criticisms of it have been hypothetical criticisms. not criticisms based on real instances of abuse. in other words, people sit and contemplate the possibility that somebody could have used 702 if they had mind to do it. apply that to the local police department. a police officer could abuse the power of arrest. fact of carrying the weapon that is not a reason to withhold arrest powers, not a reason to disarm police. and the i want possibility mb of the mind to do it and ahas the time to do it who considers their job of preventing attacks allows for recreational use of 702 to abuse it, i think is really out of order. >> so, speaks of the privacy and civil liberties oversight board for those of you who don't know is a five-person board staffed by three republicademocratic ap and two

so we are watching the same storms now pushing eastern suburbs of the district. go to graphics to show what we are having. a line of heavy storms moving northeast through the metro area. areas in yellow are moderate rainfall now. we have had a total of seven lightning strikes from the system in the past 15 minutes. the area of red where the heaviest storms are. they stretch from prince george's county to the east of pleasant. dunkirk to chesapeake beach. they are pushing to the northeast at a good clip. jut date on the wind gust. quantico, the storms went through and the winds were 61 miles per hour. 58-mile-per-hour gusts in new market. not far away in la plata 57 miles per hour. 54-mile-per-hour gust in waldorf. look at the temperatures. falling in the upper 40's. again this is the timing for you. we have the areas of the storms moving through bowie at 5:44. 5:55 in annapolis. glen burnie, 5:58. for anne arundel county, east central prince george's county and north central calvert county is severe thunderstorm warning is extended until 6:00 p.m. steve rudin is

we see trump as 48, the counties around it, some of the congressional district is in the eastern part's at 54. he's at 47, so there's a possibility in this congressional district, he's under 50. if you're under 50, the man in second place gets money and you get two. kasich picked up a delegate here, we're not done continuing, up here another dral district anchored by syracuse where you see trump below there. the district stretches out to the other counties. it's possible, although we're getting close. 99% in the syracuse area. so it's possible kasich gets a delegate here and the other place, this, again, overwhelming for trump when you look at this. a lot of people will say, it's his backyard. if there is one minor bruise on donald trump, it is here. kibt, about 500 votes, but john kasich right now winning in the borough of manhattan which donald trump calls home. there's one congressional district right in here. kasich could win win there. one for donald trump and these parts stretch into the congressional districts. for the other district. john kasich could come out with three to fi

what have we done to support pdr as a city the terrors it operationally is we created pdr district in 2014 the eastern neighborhoods plan and rezoning the bayview now pdr protection district we're pdr businesses can locate without displacements and housing uses and without this move none of the policies streams would be meaningful the city supported the creation of new pdrs through legislation that the commission and the board adopted in 2014 that allowed new office used for the pdr uses and we've had one federal project on hoper that will build new pdr next formulation we have a study for abag they undertake a pdr study and agreed to do that blishg is leading that study hopefully published and result in the creation of priority streamline areas a priority development areas and conservation areas we'll see and as you know we're undertaking the no pdr loss you'll hear about that the coming months and in 2014 supervisor cowen supported legislation that changed the rules in pdr district to limit the pdrs buildings to hopefully convert large amounts of pdr space limitation on that and next enforcement we'

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site will take to hire investments that will create an architecture fitting hedge to the eastern boundary the district currently that is being used for parking and we did the development we'll be able to activate the site as well as mark the entrance to chinatown to north beach and this is a open space this will be privately fund the construction and the moneyers of the operation are funded by the developer within this open space is going to be unique and a good addition to the community in the sense that will be enhanced by being close to the hotel and to the designing space the developer indicated to us that project by project approximately 4 hundred 50 construction jobs and three hundred and 50 permanent jobs i believe one hundred of those permanent part time will be from the hotel and others, of course, the revenue to the city from property tax and sales to the receipts to the city and, of course, the objects and benefits to the port and city as indicated in the staff report particularly 3 objectives of the port planning particularly liveability and objective, and the connective vitality of object

republican district out here on the eastern shore, can ted cruz target or does donald trump run the boardcan he get 75 or 80% of the delegates next week? if he does that, he's in his math to get to 1,237, hard, but better. >> big, big night for donald trump. let's go over to jake and dana, jake, you guys are there in new york. the home state of donald trump, the adopted home state of hillary clinton. huge wins for both. >> that's right. and the last time there was a new yorker versus new yorker general election was i believe 1944, fdr and governor tommy. one of the things, da that, that's interesting about that nice from 1,237 delegates on the republican side and 2,283 on the democratic side as we call it a magic number. it's really just a majority. mark preston, how are the candidates doing with the new york results? how many delegates are they going to take away from the state? >> jake, let's talk about the republicans first. big win for donald trump in new york. # 5 delegates at stake. let's look at the number here, he has picked up 7 # delegates as we speak right now. john king was ju

were killed and dozens wounded in a car bomb explosion in the predominantly shi'ite muslim district in easternt fire to five other vehicles on a busy commercial street during the evening rush hour. it's the third bomb attack in four days in the city. >>> hundreds of people rallied in raleigh to support a controversial north carolina law that limits workplace protection for lesbian, gay, transgender and bisexual people and restricts which bathrooms they can use. hundreds of advocates and parents who support people with a form of muscular dystrophy for a drug that treats dochenne muscular dystrophy. one year ago today streets in baltimore turned violent. 1,000 people gathered for a march on city hall which turned violent as darkness fell. >>> that's the cnbc news update. back to you. >> thank you so much. we'll look at whether the odds are increasing for a brokered republican convention now that ted cruz and john kasich appear to be teaming up to stop donald trump from winning. and later motley crue's nikki sixx getting youtube to pay for showing their videos. he's lobbying president obama to he

umbrella as you head h to the metro stop this morning.i and also inbound delays in thenn district just continue. 295 eastern bridgesl really are backed up.re b south capitol street to the douglas bridge jammed as youamme head in on suitland parkway. 50 inbound beltway to kenilwortt and new york avenue by floridalo avenue basically parking lotkinl condition because of congestionn give yourself a lot of extra ora time to get around.t ound. keep it to fox5. back in just a few. ♪ thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast ♪ >>> welcome back everybody. eveo it is 8:40.:4 it's tuesday morning.. 660 degrees out there. t little cloudy but tucker has a pretty good forecast. forec he and erin will join us on thet 5's at 8:45.5. meantime how much you earn may e affect your life span. according to new study, the wealthiest amer

site will take to hire investments that will create an architecture fitting hedge to the eastern boundary the districtcurrently that is being used for parking and we did the development we'll be able to activate the site as well as mark the entrance to chinatown to north beach and this is a open space this will be privately fund the construction and the moneyers of the operation are funded by the developer within this open space is going to be unique and a good addition to the community in the sense that will be enhanced by being close to the hotel and to the designing space the developer indicated to us that project by project approximately 4 hundred 50 construction jobs and three hundred and 50 permanent jobs i believe one hundred of those permanent part time will be from the hotel and others, of course, the revenue to the city from property tax and sales to the receipts to the city and, of course, the objects and benefits to the port and city as indicated in the staff report particularly 3 objectives of the port planning particularly liveability and objective, and the connective vitality of objecti

tillman we're treating every other zoning district in this district be that the mucus or the eastern neighborhoods are be it as everything effected at prop c and make that motion and i also acknowledge this board - my come along to preserve the housing fabric but relative to the fundamental argument that that is been the subject of unfortunate and unfounded allegations there is only one portion of that which is the fact that the nct and the mission is treated differently for public policy purpose and for the sake of this decision i hereby by move colleagues public comment is over we treat the in depth in the exact same way through the hearing projects are e e and a prior to 2014 a one percent bump and brokerages e e a at one and a half and projects between january 1st, 2015, and january of 2016 a 2 1/2 percent bum the one and only motion i'll make and the only motion i'll support other than technical changes you'll hear about. >> thank you. any discussion we'll take the morning motion now. >> supervisor wiener. >> in terms of the one hundred and 20 feet that was raised a question abo

. >> testifier: this project is concerned with the bernal heights of special use district and the easternope design guidelines. those design guidelines call for a maximum amount amount of 650 feet west. these 2 houses are in additional 200 ft.2 and if you take that to_feet apply to the house we looked at earlier of 8000 ft.2 it may not be significant. but these houses are only about 2000 ft.2. that is a significant reduction.. i'm here also to address some concerns put forward about a whole variety of issues that really don't belong in this room. let's start with the fire department. i spoke to the assistant fire marshal this afternoon. no such position has been taken with these streets were with these sites. project sponsor met with a captain in the pre-application meeting and they were devised at the site could be supported by the departments. key components left out of the letter done by consultants state streets less than 100 feet long will be treated differently houses full of sprinklers will be treated differently. houses built with one-hour construction, houses based this on fire s

up here in the western part of the state and out here on the eastern shore, conservative republicans. can he pick off a congressional districtt. in the end, it's about wins and momentum but mainly delegate math as we move from april into may here. let's start with the democrats. secretary clinton starts the race. she starts the race as we come back to the democrats today with 253 lead in the pledge delegates. 253. if things go as she expects and run the board tonight or lose rhode island as in this scenario, she could end the night 280. possible she could end around 300. hillary clinton thinks if she can do that, sends a powerful message to sanders. if she has a 300 lead and the remaining contest over 1,000 left, almost impossible math for sanders. that is the exclamation point to make the case, i'm winning again, i'm winning big. that's her hope. let's switch to the republican math. bring this away with the exception of ohio, this has been trump country. donald trump starts with a healthy lead. what he's hoping for tonight is a giant emphatic sweep of the five states. if that happens, donald trump could add 100, maybe more.

in the district inbound 295ict eastern to pennsylvania about at 14 miles per hour.es per hour.metro, incidend at green line delays no longeroonge single tracking right now sog rw that's good news.new. the rest of them -- the rest ofs the lines are on or close tor co schedule. so be prepared for that.t. that's your look at traffic.rafc just give yourself extra time ta get around the area. area >> all righty. >>> jason aldeen winning the tog award at last night's academy aa country music awards.wa he said he didn't think it washk in the cards for him to win w enter tear then of the year.hee clearly he was wrong. was wng looks like the cards had otherah plans he beat out luke bryantbra and miranda lambert for theor te award.ard. singer chris stapleton cleaned n house last night.ht. stapleton won album, song and mail vocal lyft list and new male company vocalis of the ye year. >> he's on roll.>> he' >> friends with justinus timberlake, too. t >> taylor swift stole the show w heart radio awards.wa not only did she win threeinhr awards but her boyfriend calvinl harris took home some

eastern shore. saw a lot of trump out here. i'll show you the house races in maryland. there this is a republican house district.c district now but it has been a republican district over the years. watch cruz. can cruz get anything out here in the western part or the state and eastern shore and cut into donald trump's delegate hall tonight? critical for the republicans even if he gets one or two, three or four in march ryland a elsewhere. so we'll watch where that support comes in and lastly, come back to the 2016 map and delaware for republicans, looks like trump country. can kasich pick up something? campaign had a hope to get delegates and democrats back to the 2008 map, again, african american base up in wilmingtmin and hillary clinton hoping for a big win to get big margins here and maryland and healthy win in pennsylvania to stretch the delegate count. >> delaware on the republican side is a winner take all. >> winner take all. >> that could be significant. let's go to jake and dana. the whole notion of what is going on in the democratic side, dana and jake, you're getting new information coming in, as wel

eastern avenue and pennsylvania avenue. give yourself extra time to get around the district. as you make your way rosland land land and and straight and madwoman beantown road and crash charles and loudoun county we're also dealing with another crash it morning ash jrn burn village boulevard. here's a look headed to the airport. give yourself extra time to go towards bwi and bw northbound dealing with typical congestio congestion. slow to powder mill and as you go to reagan national battling regular traffic around the airport and dulles as well 66 five yourself extra minutes. there more traffic in a few. typical inbound routes backed up also. allison. . >> thank you developing overnight people in texas dealing with flooding and heavy rainfall and in houston area four people died from the dangerous waters. three of them died after driving into that water. one other person died in his car while in the high waters and but officials believe he may have had a medical emergency crews are out rescuing dozens of people as floodwaters fill their >> one of the wigest contest is voters

district, northeast, galyon debt -- gallaudet, trinidad. showers coming in at the mixing bowl. past three radar the hours, severe thunderstorms going on towards the eastern shore and driving rain coming in. this is probably the worst of the storm coming in. we still have some very strong wind, the arctic cold front that is right upon us right now, back into the forecast. a very impressive system coming in. the next twocture and really strong the next several hours. they finally go down toward sunday night, monday. the second of three arctic fronts coming in. the last of the rain, clear skies. we have high wind warnings coming up. even more counties have been added with the high wind warnings, prince william, spotsylvania, charles county, southern st. mary's county. those are the high wind warnings covering the entire washington metro now. we have wind advisory criteria elsewhere. when gusts over 50. this is the peak of the storm now, through 2:30 a.m., when gus possibly near 40 driving in the cold. coming.a freeze warning that m when you factor in the wind. tomorrow afternoon, the temperatures in the 50's, but only feeling like 30's and 40's because of t

eastern shore. that area in orange, out here in the mountains. locations could get winds gusting 60 miles per hour. elsewhere in northern virginia, the districtnearby suburbs, winds gusting to 55 miles per hour. power outages are possible. that's late don't midnight through sunday morning. in addition, by dawn on sunday, there is likely going to be a freeze in the purple zone, areas north and west, loudoun, northern montgomery. car may have frost on it. the winds die down. sunday midday. sunshine in the afternoon. low 50s. chilly tuesday is and wednesday but dry. another chance of rain maybe on thursday. >> tom, thank you. a late night, a package on your doorstep after a few drinks. the delivery o fios is not cable. we're wired differently. doorstep after a few drinks. the delivery we are a 100% fiber optic network... and fiber optics move at the speed of light. over the last 10 years, our cable competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more. including pc magazine's #1 for internet speed 10 years running. and jd power ranked us highe