describe as the bosnian model and the dayton agreement which could include a kurdish enclave, a federal city, a sunni enclave with raqqa as the main city and desert around it to the east, but bashar al-assad retaining control of the western syria to the turkish border. not hard to pick a lot of holidays holes-- holes in this. it's not difficult to find the problems, but it would play very strongly to the insistence that the integrity of the country should be retain and that bashar al-assad should remain president >>> the syrian opposition's main negotiator says bashar al-assad must leave before the conflict can be resolved. >> translation: we considered that the transitional period begins with the departure of bashar al-assad or his death. it can not be a stage where the head of regime continues to be in power >>> he also addressed the infighting amongst syrian opposition and rebel groups calling on all parties to unite. >> reporter: fighting in syria two weeks into a partial ceasefire agreed by many sides in the war but not all. rebels say they're taking valeages from allied forces. earlier

if you look through his papers he always refers to this count as a federal city. in life george washington fend off all of these attempts to memorializing before he was dead. and then he died on december 14, 1799 and that's when everything started to change. a change for him first of all for obvious reasons. he had a bad throat infection in december and his doctors did him no favors by trying to take something like five of his eight pints of blood while trying to get them to throw out. that did not help them. nor did what happens next, washington was very clear in his will about what he wanted after he died. for example, one of the things he specified was he did not want to be buried for at least three days because he was concerned about being buried alive. he also did that while funeral parades, riderless horses, long speeches. he wanted simple, private funeral services come essentially he wanted to be left alone. is what he said in his will. it is not expressed a desire my corpse may be entered in a private matter without prayed for funeral. we don't roll that w

we have a lot of big federal dollars that come into the city, but they are not targeted to vulnerable neighborhoods. i would like to see a portion of that be supported in the congressional black caucus budget, supporting a portion of every federal dollar targeted going into communities. this is a way i think we help rebuild the city and rebuild confidence in the city we all love. clear from a number of reports that government at the state, local, and federal levels failed to protect the people of flint, michigan, from contaminated water. it has been nine years since the baltimore school system switch to bottled water out of concern of lead contamination. more, ore epa have even full authority over the nation's unesco water supplies? rep. van hollen: yes, i do. democratic budget now,sal on congress right we are addressing these issues and trying to find the resources not to just the people of flint, but to people around the country. it should never be the case in america that where you live or what your income is or what your braces determines whether you have clean air and clean water

length image, published in london, depicts washington seeking at a table contemplating the new federal city. it had all the refinement of the british technique, softness of texture and shading, and effects that made him so popular. furthermore, it had the advantage of showing him out of uniform, dressed in an elegant and presidential suit. tall andscribing the manly figure of washington clad in black velvet were impressed with his magnificent presence. this was an important symbolic addition to iconography. he is no longer the soldier that the statesman. the peaceful succession of one elected president to the next had yet to be proven. but to some, a very military president had been informative. washington had been -- his appearance and clothing. so did the printmakers. and there were also many copies that were separate framing prints and book illustrations. at this point, in the 1790's, finally arts were developing, particularly fast in philadelphia, the capital of the book trade. english engravers arriving in america found steady work illustrating bibles, books and magazines. bookstores w

. >> we're always in a heightened state of alert around here just for the nature of the federal city. our city here, our capital, but, yeah, we'll be even tighter in this particular area and around the city for this event. >> reporter: it's got navy tags, it's painted army green. i don't know what it is or what it does, but i wldn't do anything rash around it. but you look around and you see these fences, what does it remind you of? >> prison. >> reporter: it is a little daunting, isn't it? >> yes, it is. it is daunting. but they have to keep people safe, and this is the price you have to pay these days. >> reporter: now, for people who live in the secure zone, life will be something less than normal. some have an escape plan. you're g >> reporter: get out? >> yes. >> reporter: before you're trapped. >> yes. >> reporter: when you look at these fences, i mean, my goodness, what do you think of? >> i just arrived from nashville. there were no fences. >> reporter: others plan to stick around and work around the various checkpoints. >> i'll be out and about but i was told you have to have

. >>> people worried about the nbc 6 invest >>> federal agents swarm city hall in opa-locka in what they say is a crackdown on public corruption. >> dan krauth has been following the story all day longg and he joins us live from thecene with the latest on this investigation. >> reporter: right now a team of spccial agents are still here inside cityall behind me searching the building for evidence. they've been here for more than nine hours now and they're not going anywhere until they get everything they're looking for. dozens of federal agents raided city hall with boxes in hand. >> it's been a long time coming. >> reporter: the fbi search literally dance in the streets, including former commissioner steve barrett. >> we feel we have the most corrupted city in dade county. they do whathey want with the money and they don't want to answer to anybody. >> reporter: the fbi won't say why they're here. only that it's part of a public corruption investigation. officials from the top down including t t city's own mayor under close scrutiny. she left when the feds showed up an no one answered t

garland is known for overseeing the federal government's city bombing. if approved, he would replace justice antonin scalia, who died last month. after a several big wins on tuesday...some g-o-p leaders are still fighting the possibility that donald trump may eventually be the g- o-p candidate. henry barbour, a senior republican national committee member, says trump quote "doesn't deserve to be president." trump says if the party tries to block him...there would be riots. even though the billionaire is the republican frontrunner, ted cruz and john kasich say they will fight for delegates to the end. five deputies in north carolina have been suspended without pay for not taking action at a trump rally in fayetteville when a protester was punched. remember this video we showed you last week. a man was charged with assault for hitting a protester in the face. the sheriff says the deputies there failed to act in the situation. search and rescue will be out again this morning for a man who disappeared in lake thonotosassa. the hillsborough county sheriff's of

mezzotint image published in london in 1793 depicts washington seated at a table contemplating the new federal city. it had all the refinement of the british technique, softness of texture, subtlety of shading, and richness of have to, that made the mezzotint so popular. furthermore, it had the advantage of showing washington out of uniform, dressed in a presidential black velvet suit. guests describing the "tall, manly figure of washington clad in black velvet" were very impressed with his magnificent presence. this was an important symbolic addition to washington iconography. he is no longer the soldier but statesman. the peaceful succession of one elected president the next had yet to be proven, but to some, a very military president had dictatorial potential. washington himself fully understood the importance of his clothing. so did the printmakers, and the handsome savage mezzotint spawned many copies, both separate framing prints and illustrations. at this point in the 1790's, the book arts were finally developing, particularly fast in philadelphia. engravers arriving in america found steady

he always refers to this town as the federal city. so in life he fended off all these attempts to memorialize some, andplan that he died on december 141799 when everything started to change. he had a bad throat infection in december and his doctors did them no favors by trying to take something like five of his 8 pi. nor did what happened next washington was clear about what he wanted after he died. he did not want to be buried for three days. he also did not want funeral parades, riderless horses will long speeches. he wanted simple, private funeral services, essentially to be left alone. it is my express desire my corpse is interred in a private manner. a simple, private" funeral? we don't roll that way. he got along funeral parade. yet for speakers. there were riderless horses and rumors of the country was short on black cloth for months after because there was so much morning going on. they held mock funerals. mymy favorite is the story about what they did in boston. they struck commemorative coins. said something like the world i

and he also, for example, invests when the federal city is established, what would later become washington, dc, washington invest money in building a couple of lodging houses in d.c. that he then ends out. he becomes a landlord. so, his investments were quite extensive, quite diverse. when he dies, a big part of his wealth -- although this is something that needs to be calculated. i wish i could give you the figures. you folks here at mount vernon as well as other scholars who are working in this area will need to work to see exactly what was the base wealth that was focused in the different shares that he had. but most of it -- all that being said, certainly was very diverse. many different areas of investment, but land remained his primary area of investment. i wish i could be more specific on that, but this is an area where we need to do a whole lot more work. >> i'd like to hear more about martha washington and the partnership, the marriage, especially -- [inaudible] so her husband took care of -- [inaudible] >> so, her first husband, daniel custus, i believe, was 20 years older than h

he purchases shares in banks , and also invests in the federal city is established over later becomewashington dc, investing money in building a couple of lodging houses that he then rinse out. so his investments are quite extensive, diverse, when he dies a big part of his wealth although this is something that will need to be calculated. you folks here as well as other scholars on the door to see exactly what was the base wealth was focused in the different sure she had, but all that being said certainly he was diverse. many areas of investment, but land remains the primary. this is an area where we need to do more work. >> of like to hear more about martha washington. [inaudible] >> so, her 1st husband i believe was 20 years old. he was quite wealthy. his family was a difficult family. his father was an irascible man. it was him on his gravestone that he had. he was married for x number of years but only really leave for the wasn't married. she married the family like that. >> did not receive the education. women did not typically receive the same level of education. she is clearly

times" reports an overhaul of the courts and police department is going forward in federal government, missouri. a city council approved reforms ordered by the justice department. a federal investigation found racism in the city's criminal justice system after the deadly shooting of unarmed black teenager michael brown in 2014. >>> the "pittsburgh post-gazette" reports conspiracy and child endangerment charges against three former leaders of a roman catholic order in western pennsylvania. prosecutors say they allowed a known sexual predator to molest more than a hundred children. the sanfriscan priests were ordered to turn themselves in by friday. >>> the "los angeles times" reports that a pennsylvania man will plead guilty to hacking the e-mail accounts of hollywood stars. ryan collins is accused of stealing nude photos and videos from more than 120 e-mail accounts, including jennifer lawrence. prison. >>> variety" reports an apology for asia jokes during the oscars awards show. some members complained in a letter to the academy about remarks by chris rock and sasha barren cohen. the letter was signed

strict gun permit system will stay in place after a federal judge cities to side with the city. the judge ruled that d.c. can keep enforcing its current law which requires that applicants show good reason before being able to get a permit for a concealed carry gun. the ruling follows a length any back and forth with gun rights activists who have been fighting the systemce place in 2014. >>> d.c. police say they haven't arrested anyone will, but they are glad all of these drugs are no longer on the streets. police seized dozens of bags of cocaine and marijuana and more than 100 zip lock bags of hear r heroin yesterday. police wouldn't say exactly where the bust happened. >>> when girls, high school, college, they tweet me and they say i want to be erin andrews except for the marriott stalker thing. and i can't control that. >> emotional testimony may have helped sports reporter andrew andrews win her stalking lawsuit. jurors found both the nashville marriott and michael david barrett at fault for what happened. barrett was convicted several years ago of secretly videotaping andre

chief judge of dc circuit court the re second highest in the land and was in charge of the federal response city bombing and the prosecution of timothy mcveigh he earned a scholarship to harvardng, he graduated at the top of his class,, senator orrin hatch called him a consensus nominee who would win senate confirmation, he supported his appointment to the circuit court many years ago. >> republican senator orrin hatch was then chairman of the senate judiciary committee r supported his nomination, back then he said, i would like to see one person come to this port to say one reason why he does not deserve this position.crt >> this is the third supreme court justice thatat president obama has nominated, it was sonia sotomayor and elena kagan, they were both appointed by him it it is unusual for a present to have a say in three of them republicans say thats with less than 10 months left in office >> it was a big night for the front runners with both donald trump and hillary clinton moving closer to their nominations. >> the republican field narrowed to just three candidates has scott mcleanubie se

place -- says he's the only viable alternative to trump. sot cruz: "we're gonna cut off federal taxpayer funds to any city that defies federal immigration law." governor john kasich hopes to stay in the race by winning his home state of ohio. this was the last debate before so- called "super tuesday 3" next week - which promises to be a turning point in the campaign. kenneth moton on camera: the republicans and democrats have a full weekend of campaign events in several states. besides florida and ohio, there are also contests in missouri, north carolina and illinois on tuesday. kenneth moton, abc news, washington. the candidates made a lot of claims last night. were they all true?nine on your side is group "politifact" to check their remarks for accuracy. the education standards, known as common core, came into play last night.it sets goals for english and math in public schools.take a listen to what billionaire donald trump thinks is most flawed about the program. "mr. trump, you've called the education standards, known as 'common core,' a disaster. what are your specific objections to common core? educ

city. >> and kidwell's investigation exposed other issues at intersections in chicago with red light cameras. one of the biggest problems is that the yellow lights are too short. federal guidelines say yellow lights should last 3.2 seconds. the city of chicago's department of transportation says the yellow lights are set at 3 seconds. kidwell uncovered evidence that many of the red light camera intersections had so-called yellow light intervals of less than 3 seconds, meaning more red light violations and millions more in revenue for the city. >> there's probably between half a million and a million discrete vehicle owners receiving tickets in chicago. which is staggering when you consider the population of the city is 2.8 million. >> patrick's law firm is leading a lawsuit against the city of chicago on behalf of motor tickets. >> the red light programs are a result of an unholery alliance between -- unholy alliance between for-profit companies and cash-strapped municipalities and provide the worse to both. >> terry is one of the clients. thief. >> it's doing nothing but stealing people's money. >> cater received a $100 citation after being captured going through an

place -- says he's the only viable alternative to trump. sot cruz: "we're gonna cut off federal taxpayer funds to any city that defies federal immigration law." governor john kasich hopes to stay in the race by winning his home state of ohio. this was the last debate before so-called "super tuesday 3" next week - which promises to be a turning point in the campaign. kenneth the candidates made a lot of claims tonight. were they all true?nine on your side is working with the award winning their remarks for accuracy. republican candidates tonight competed to portray themselves as *the top fan of israel. senator cruz attacked trump for his stance on israeli- palestinian relations... take a listen. "dealing with radical islamic terrorism. on israel, donald has said he wants to be neural between israel and the palestinians. as president, i will not be neutral." neutral."our panels of fact-checkers only found cruz to be "half-true." recently during an m-s-n-b-c townhall... trump did state he wanted to remain neutral between israel and palestinians... but only to be an effective negotiator. cruz doesn't mention

of troubling revelations about lead contamination in flint, now we learn of a federal investigation right here in new york city. the u.s. attorney drafting this letter to a federal judge which compels the city to release patient information, particularly information from the new york city children's blood lead registry. the feds launching an investigation in to whether nicha has made false claims for payment. today at the st. patrick's day parade, mayor de blasio said he just learned of the investigation at the same time we did. yet and we don't even know if there is a specific problem yet. >> reporter: but he assures tenants throughout the buildings the city will be cooperating with the probe. >> if there's more we need to do, we'll do it. obviously our priority is keeping people safe. >> the mayor says the city has some of the most stringent lead abatement laws in the country. he'll anxiously await the results of this investigation, but so will more than 400,000 people who live in the city's public housing developments. in east new york, i'm stacey news. >>> as we continue with eyewitness news at 6:00 for th

murrah federal building in oklahoma city, colleagues say federal prosecutor merrick garland saw an opportunityserve. >> i was given one evening to pack and say good-bye to my 3-year-old and 5-year-old daughters and my wife and we began from there trying to find out who had blown up the building and where the ryder truck was from. >> reporter: as the name timothy mcveigh made national headlines in april 1995, garland was getting an up close look at the destruction. among rescue workers digging a massive crime scene for signs of life. the harvard graduate took command of an enormous investigation. >> witnesses that can tie him to the mercury and the ryder truck. >> reporter: piecing together evidence to try and bring justice for the 168 victims, including 19 children and their families. >> merrick was on the ground at the get-go. and the reason he was there was we needed somebody who would make sure we had a flawless prosecution. who would relay to the victims and coordinate law enforcement. he brought all of those qualities, and then a great deal of heart to that process. >> reporter: jamie gor

ground zero of the crisis and is suing city and state officials for health problems that her children suffered due >> congress is debating proposals on a $200 million federal aid package that will be used to fix the city's infrastructure. this will be a topic that will be discussed during this weekend's presidential democratic debate. abc news new york. >>> new tonight, most state workers probably won't get a raise this year. the florida senate budget chairman says there just isn't enough money to go around to offer the raises to everyone. he did leave the door open for select employees to get a pay boost. lawmakers want to use any extra money they have in the budget to boost health care, more money for schools and offer tax cuts. >>> a happy update to bring you. >> the dog shot twice and tied to railroad tracks and left to die is now thriving. you remember cabella. it was one year ago today that the photos went viral of a police officer saving her after she was tied to the railroad tracks and shot. more energetic not ever before. and you really can't tell that she was shot in the leg. we talked to the clinic that helped save her life. >> she has four legs

cities. we're going to cutoff federal taxpayer funds to any city that defies federal immigration laws. >> we have to control our borders. we lock our doors at night p our home. >> murdered by a palestinian terrorist in israel. i don't think we need a commander in chief who is neutral between palestinian terrorists and one of our strongest allies in the world. >> by supporting the israelis and making sure they have our 100% backing is the way to proceed in the middle east. >> i know that a lot of people find donald says what they wish they can say. the problem is that presidents can't just say whatever they want. >> we have a jam-packed show for you tonight. ted cruz will join us live. you'll hear from my co-moderator, bret baier and we'll get analysis from barry bennett, as well as chris stire walt and mark theissan and dana perino. dana lash and charlie hurt will join us. we begin the evening with chaurls krauthammer. what did you think of the evening? >> i'm thinking what did i miss? when was the armistice declared because i missed it. this is a throw back to the early debates and it was,

. >>> the newark, new jersey police department is now under federal oversight. the city and the government announced an agreement to reform the department, calling for five years of monitoring, civilian oversight and are body cameras. disproportionately targeted minority residents. >>> president obama commuting prison sentences for 61 inmates now serving time for drug related convictions. most are nonviolent offenders but some were also convicted on firearms charges. he went to a are coffee house to meet inmates whose sentences were being commuted. >> it is my responsibility to bring about a more sensible effective approach to our criminal justice system. it is my strong belief that by exercising these presidential powers i have the chance to show people what a second chance can look like. >> most of the prisoners whose sentences were commuted today will be released on july 28th. >>> dozens of world leaders are converging on washington for a nuclear summit this week. at the top of the agenda how to keep groups like i.s.i.l. from getting their hands on radioactive materia

. >>> competing for a $50 million federal grant, and what the city of san francisco has to do to get money. >>> welcome back, 6:54 am. >>> and the last year germanwings airliner that killed 150 people, making regulations to make it safer for the public. the copilot was fighting depression when he locked himself into the cockpit and deliberately blew into the side of the mountain in the french outs, and now they found out that it was recommended that he be checked into a psychiatric hospital just two weeks before the crash. and they say that they are making new regulation where the doctor karen notify them about the mental health without consent. >> they could be required to break secret medical records to preserve public security. >> the report also recommends regular evaluations of the pilots with a history of mental illness. they are suggesting that european governments encourage the pilots to be more open about their antidepressant medication. and pilots are allowed to continue flying while taking antidepressant while under medical supervision. >>> an american sailor is arrested i

build a wall, triple the border patrol, we're going to end sanctuary cities and let me tell you how. we are going to cut off federalr funds to any city that defies federal immigration laws. [ applause and cheers ] >> donald trump likes to say his campaign is attracting new voters. some of them might not be the new voters that he is thinking about. as wilson walker shows you some of them aren't even citizens yet. >> [ indiscernible i need all [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: oscar martinez is studying what he likes to call a beautiful story. kes to call >> it's a beautiful story. every person [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: so after five years as a permanent resident this native of guatemala is about to take his test for citizenship. [ indiscernible ] president and supreme court. it's nice justice. >> that's probably a lot of american citizens who don't know half of this. >> exactly. >> reporter: there's one major reason why oscar says the time for citizenship is now. >> i will build a great, great wall! >> every, single day i see the news coming election and my -- this year i -- >> reporter: this year across the bay a

. >>> still ahead at 6:00, federal agents swarming opelika city hall, shutting it down for the day. what they were looking for in that major shut down. >>> and the top secrets revealed after foreign files released. a local whole foods store. >>> it's been warm and windy here so far this spring break week, but i'm watching a big area of stormy weather over the country. >>> welcome back. f.b.i. agents swarmed opelika city hall this morning. peter d'oench is live at city hall with the latest. >> reporter: rudabeh, the f.b.i. tells us so far, no one has been arrested. they have been here since this they have raided several offices. we have pictures from inside city hall. it's a striking image. dozens of f.b.i. agents have removed possible records from opelika city hall. the public works and even police, moving employees in the hallways. >> reporter: as a citizen of this city, i am jub lated. >> reporter: they are focusing on people, including myra taylor. >> we have felt for a long time that there was no hope. so seeing the f.b.i. out here today, we feel there is hope for our community.

the federal government and city reaching an agreement on reforms which will require a monitor to oversee the department for at least five years. former attorney general peter harvey is being recommended. >> we welcome the monitor. my team will work tirelessly with the monitor to enhance transparency, enforcing the laws and building trust in the community. ernie: the agreement in newark is similar to a settlement the federal government also reached with the town of ferguson, missouri. >> more troubles at the indian point nuclear power plant. hundreds of faulty and missing we're told there's no safety risk, but the reactor will be shut down for several weeks. governor cuomo says the latest incident raises new concerns regarding equipment standards at the plant. >> the 2016 presidential race made its way to the big apple. hillary clinton was greeted by hundreds of supporters at the apollo theatre today, promising to fight racism and discrimination. meanwhile, republican hopeful dr. john kasich campaigned in howard beach, queens, meeting with voters at a local pizzeria and enjoying it. plain

. >> our federation region serves san francisco city and counsel city, marin and sonoma. in our particular federation, what does the federation do? >> we have a large region as you gather geographically relative to many urban federations. in this region first of all what we do is we convene our partners and we together collaborate and plan on what the needs of the community are, how we are going to meet them. we then raise funds sometimes in collaboration with them to ensure that those needs are fulfilled. we determine what the greatest needs of community are and direct the funds in that direction. we have many ancillary services like probono consulting and capital planning for agencies looking to create buildings. in addition we have a philanthropic service arm which provides services to jewish philanthropists. >> so the bay area at large we know is so diverse and vast. the ways in which people identify, however they identify in the world, is just very complex. so how do we within our jewish community understand that complexity when it comes to our jewish community and th

former city and federal officials blamed each otheror failing to protect the citizens. republicans meantime targeted an e.p.a. official who resigned as it got worse. said he relied on environmental experts to advise him about the situation. john: new details about a train derailment in southwest kansas. a federal investigator says a truck carrying cattle feed hit the tracks shifting the rail. the nts pwfrblt investigator did not say it was the cause. he said it moved the track more than a foot. 32 on the train weresney is the partner company -- parent company -- john: of abc11. don: i don't know if i want to see it. after what he did to hanz solo i i know it is not a real world but i don't care. barbara: somebody didn't get a nap yesterday. john: no nappy? don: it was a crusher in "star wars". if you don't know by few you don't care -- if you don't know by to you you don't care. barbara: the remaking of the iconic movies. barbara: i want them to bring back shey ra labeouf. barbara: he was the youngin'. take your nap. don: as you head out today we see clear skies and war

cities. we're going to cutoff federal taxpayer funds to any city that defies federal immigration laws. >> we have to control our borders. we lock our doors at night p our home. >> murdered by a palestinian terrorist in israel. i don't think we need a commander in chief who is neutral between palestinian terrorists and one of our strongest allies in the world. >> by supporting the israelis and making sure they have our 100% backing is the way to proceed in the middle east. >> i know that a lot of people find donald says what they wish they can say. the problem is that presidents can't just say whatever they want. >> we have a jam-packed show for you tonight. ted cruz will join us live. you'll hear from my co-moderator, bret baier and we'll get analysis from barry bennett, as well as chris stire walt and mark theissan and dana perino. dana lash and charlie hurt will join us. we begin the evening with chaurls krauthammer. what did you think of the evening? >> i'm thinking what did i miss? when was the armistice declared because i missed it. this is a throw back to the early debates and it was,

. >>> and competition for six other cities to get the federal grant for self-driving cars, and the cities will have to create a traffic network plan. they must also show how the ideas are to cut the greenhouse gases, the winter getting $50 million and some of the cities competing are austin, texas, pittsburgh, pennsylvania and portland, oregon. >>> and time travel, people visit london as it is now, and how it was long ago. you could do this with a smartphone and cardboard headset, and visit the tower of london, standing in front of the tower, you can switch on the app and see what it looked like in 1255. >> we overlay the current infrastructure with the infrastructure was like in the 13th century london. >> the tour guides say this helps to tell the stories about the landmarks more easily, and images do not need to be translated from one language to the other, and it makes it possible for even young children to appreciate what they see. >>> 4:26 am, changes coming following a spike in sexual harassment cases, just announced by the uc president.>>> a building on the mission street goes up

. >> calvin: back here at home federal agent raided an opa-locka city building and hauled away a number of boxes. investigators say they could be the evidence they need to build their corruption case against the city's mayor. local10 news reporter derek shore live now in opa-locka with derek. >> derek: and tonight fbi agents are not saying if this search warrant has anything to do with that investigation into the mayor, but people out here are alreadady connecting the dots for themselves. what we can tell you is federal agents have been in and out of city hall here all day collecting evidence, and they're still here tonight. fbi agents spent hours coming in and out of the city of opa-locka municipal complex, executing a search warrant in prones to what they're calling a public corruption investigation. >> it's been a long time coming. >> derek: residents watching the scene unfold, many saying they're releafed. >> this is the most corrupt city anywhere in america. almost like running a communist country. >>> the and indeed opa-locka has been plagued with both financial problems and crit

. >>> san francisco is in competition with 6 other cities for federal grant to add self-driving cars to the transportation network t. cities will have to create a traffic network plan. they must show how their ideas will cut green house gases. the winner of the competition will get 50 million dollars from the transportation department. some of the other cities competing for the money are austin, texas, pennsylvania and portland, oregon. >>> the developers and investors want to get away from china's overbuilt market, and cater to chinese home buyers in the bay area. the most recent development is one in sunnyvale, 450 town home also be built. a third of those are expected to be purchased from people -- by people from china. >>> sonoma county schools got a big boost, a donation from a hollywood star. >> we're so happy to fund the projects in sonoma county, we got married in sonoma, it has a special place in our harts. >> you make this someone's best school day ever by donating. >> they are pledging to fund school projects in sonoma county through donors. they got married in sonoma count

. >>> a federal judge in new york city says a fbi cannot force the new york judge says the government can't order aptool unlock the phone because congress already rejected the bill to make companies make data unlocked phones available to law enforcement. and meanwhile, they'll hold a hearing on security versus privacy encryption. and apple c eo is expected to testify. >>> george kennedy has died, kennedy won an academy award as a chain gang prisoner in 1967's "cool hand luke." and then he'd win a whole new set of fans. >> you see these cuff links? each one has a pin sized dart that knocks out your victim for a couple of seconds but does no here, let me test on ed. >> he was cast along side leslie nielsen in the slam stick, "naked gun" series. >>> and a chance of severe weather ahead and nbc meteorologist is here with your super broadcast. >> not everyone will see, but it will be scattered. and overnight, oklahoma seeing storms, now they're pushing into arkansas and eventually they'll be into the little rock area. there's a slight risk region going from kentucky, tennessee, northern ge

city. a federal grand jury. let's go to lauren simonetti. a weird story. >> the timing is very questionable. a real pioneer in this industry. the oklahoma city thunder. energy leases in oklahoma. on wednesday morning at 9:00 o'clock, he was driving an suv into crashed himself straight into a bridge. he was expected to turn himself in. a story with a lot of? 's. his background is a little tricky. they're looking into potential suicide. >> it looks like he had many chances to turn away. he could have correct it himself. >> all right. the department of transportation. juliet: the sets are saying that they took action to illuminate any confusion. nobody smoking on any flights. protecting passengers and crews. also applies to all carriers. ben: thank you. our temperatures will be climbing as we have do the next seven days. 36 degrees only. tomorrow also some snow in the mix. forty-five-46. all right. let's bring in ines and see what is going on. ines rosales. she has the details. jackknifed tractor-trailer. we have a shot of the new jersey turnpik

after an investigation into michael brown's shooting death found problems within the city's police department. federal officials want to overhaul the department. they say the changes will not create a financial burden on the city. >>> police in raleigh are calling for calm one week after a deadly police involved shooting. >> a town hall was held at this church last night to discuss the tensions between the community and police. officer dc twitty shot and killed aquila 10-k capitol gains. 10-k capitol gains family said he was shot in the back and was unarmed. twitty said he was reaching for a gun. last night emotions boiled over. >> they don't want to see us do nothing but kill each other. >> officer twitty was put on administrative leave pending the results of the investigation. >>> new this morning, student leaders at winthrop university want more security on campus. the rock hill herald reports they have signed a petition to add an emergency phone box behind a residence hall. last year police investigated a sexual assault in the area and last week an armed robber targeted a student there. the univer

at this hearing yesterday former city and federal officials blamed each other for failing to protect citizens. committee republicans targeted an e.p.a. official who resigned as the crisis got worse. flint's former emergency manager said he relied on environmental experts to advise him about the situation. barbara: cuba reporting the first case of zika. officials say it is the first in the accountant. a 21-year-old woman from havana was diagnosed. she had not traveled outside cuba. the virus has been linked to birth defects. a train derailment in southwest kansas. a investigator said a truck shifting the rail. they stopped short of saying it was the cause of the accident. he said the impact moved the track more than a foot. 32 were hurt on the train. here is something to get your attention during the morning fuse. >> a california weather pafrp losing his cool during the force. >> skies are mostly clear -- a bird. i've been attacked. john: you can see it coming in for a landing on the station's sky camera appearing to take aaron pearlman. it was in the screen lined him. he was dell afi

flint is precisely the city the federal government should have been protecting in the first place. [: shouldn't take this long, and embattled governor, rich schneider unveiled a 75 point plan. >> short term, plans to offer professional support for kids under 6 who have high lead levels am. >> larry: stop, stop, stop. no, no. i really don't need to hear the rest. good, good, good. you've got a plan, great, guys. let me say this. the crisis started two years ago. and you nigh about it at least a year ago. and now you're at the planning stage in draw up plans for where to place a smoke alarm after the house has burned down. i'm sorry, guys. i just can't -- [ applause ] >> larry: it makes me so mad that it takes so long. that's a crisis. why does it take so long for people to act on this. i just don't get it. >> the story is not sexy enough, larry. >> larry: hey, grace fire, everyone. >> larry: what due mean the story ?nts sexy enough? >> lead pipes, civil engineering. if you want people to take action in the united states of america. you have to sex the u >> larry: ho how do you sex up

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the serious water crisis is having a devastating impact on that city's small businesses. local, state, and federal officials are dealing with the city's contaminated water supply. rick schneider requested several low interest disaster loans to help those businesses get back on their feet. maria visited flint last week to get a firsthand account of how they're dealing with it. >> so you were in flint, give our audience a sense of what the ramifications are. what businesses are being affected by this. >> you know, i felt it was urgent for us to get out there. president obama has been committed, he sent the department of commerce, he sent the economic development agency and i was there as part of the small business administration. the small businesses that have been economically affected by the residents leaving the community, and it slows down the business for small businesses. so we want to say to them they have an office of disaster assistance. for them to be able to understand the cash they needed to keep their small business flowing. but is so important that we want to important the wonderful pe

including overseeing every aspect of the federal response to the oklahoma city bombing. in the aftermath of that act of terror, when 168 people, many of them small children, were murdered, merrick had one evening to say good-bye to his own young daughters before he boarded a plane to oklahoma city. he would remain there for weeks. he worked side by side with first responders, rescue workers, local and federal law enforcement. he led the investigation and supervised the prosecution that brought timothy mcveigh to justice. perhaps most important is the throughout the process, merrick took pains to do everything by the book. when people offered to turn over evidence voluntarily, he refused, taking the harder route of obtaining the proper subpoenas instead. because merrick would take no chances that someone who murdered innocent americans might go free on a technicality. merrick also made a concerted effort to reach out to the victims and their families. updating them frequently on the case's progress. everywhere he went, he carried with him in his briefcase the program from

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local, state and federal officials all fail the city of flint. regulators assured him the water was safe when in reality it had dangerous levels of lead. he didn't learn about the contamination until 18 months after the city begin getting water from the flint river. tisha: pope francis is starting his own instagram account. you will find him under the name farancicus. they discussed the power of images. the official vatican network maintains accounts on facebook, twitter and instagram but the pope has his own personal twitter account. steve: when michelle obama leaves the white house she says she has no intention of returning. president. she made that point very clear at the sxsw festival in austin. >> i will not run for president. not going to do it. here is one of the reasons why. i have these two young people at home. being the daughters of a president, just think about it. not so easy. they have found that -- they have counseled that with grace and poise but enough is enough. steve: obama says his family plans to stay in washington after he l

cities. let me tell you how. we're going to cut off federalnds to any city that defies federal immigration laws. >> reporter: donald trump suggested putting a one to two- year pause on issuing visas to foreign workers. citing claims from 250 tech workers at disney who were replaced by foreign workers and suit. >> very bad for business. in terms of -- very bad for our workers and unfair for our workers and we should end it. >> reporter: marco rubio dispute that saying he would do the opposite. increase the number of visas for foreign workers. >> it is a violation of the law now to use that program to replace americans. if a company is caught doing that whether it be disney or anyone else they should be barred from using the program in the future. >> i believe in immigration but it has to be controlled. >> reporter: john kasich set himself apart as the only candidate to support the educational standards known as common core. >> let me be clear. local control obviously high state standards, that's what it is in the state of ohio. >> reporter: on