that's something i want to see fraser. there is no place like america. >> people listening are going to wonder why somebody from australia loves america so much spirit it's a good question but it's also a simple question to answer. what's good for america is good for the world. when america is strong, the world is stronger when america is weak, the world is dangerous. and that's not a nick adams hypothesis. that's the reality we are living right now and that's what every single person no matter what you do come to you are can what color you are, what your sexual orientation is, everyone has an investment in keeping america as robust and as powerful as possible. >> when did you come to this viewpoint? >> all my life i was drawn to the united states. i was one of those people, you know, arnold schwarzenegger, a long mosque, a whole tradition of people right around the world who had an inexplicable desire to just get to the united states. and it's something i think about the energy in america, the optimism, the feeling that a

frasers bill are on a slightly longer track because mr. frasers bill is introduced in regular session and it is just at the point now where it is clearing the first 30 day quite period and not set for committee hearing until sometime in march. at that point if had leadership gives a go ahead. the governors proposal is a budget trader bill and haven't seen a packet like this through a budget before, but there is two ways-we are at a fork in the road, it can go quickly, they can hold a budget subcommittee hearing on the entirety of the concept and move ahead, or they could put it into a more of a retune budget process where pieces are heard in different ujbet subcommittees and comes back togeer after the may revice so it is hard to see how it will go but we are waiting for senators bells maelts if tee if they fulfill what we are hoping for. that help? >> thank you. i see no questions let's open up for public comment. anyone from the public that would like to speak? mr. plantal. >> bob plantal one of several people here to urge you to ovride

chair fraser held a importance of state funded research in transportation technology. the research we benefited from has been in the area of traffic safety for vision zero, office of traffic safety and numerous other technologies to help optimize our system so we appreciated chair frasers leadership and to participate in the meeting. here in the region our work with mtca and bay area government we have draft project performance results which we'll bing to plans and programs committee next month. with the release of the data we will be able to sehow our projects compete against other projects then region. we have every reason to believe it will do well for progress but in coordination with a bad and mtc we'll take a look at the land use function as the region has important choices. just untime our bart incentive program is getting ready to launch. you may have seen on the news bart perks we are working together with bart to [inaudible] corroded portionoffs the system, the transbay [inaudible] embarcadero and mun gumry stations and the idea is sign up for the program and

chair fraser held a importance of state funded research in transportation technology. the research we benefited from has been in the area of traffic safety for vision zero, office of traffic safety and numerous other technologies to help optimize our system so we appreciated chair frasers leadership and to participate in the meeting. here in the region our work with mtca and bay area government we have draft project performance results which we'll bing to plans and programs committee next month. with the release of the data we will be able to sehow our projects compete against other projects then region. we have every reason to believe it will do well for progress but in coordination with a bad and mtc we'll take a look at the land use function as the region has important choices. just untime our bart incentive program is getting ready to launch. you may have seen on the news bart perks we are working together with bart to [inaudible] corroded portionoffs the system, the transbay [inaudible] embarcadero and mun gumry stations and the idea is sign up for the program and

chris: fraser claims it's an isolated situation, but she does not feel alone being let down by the v.a. >> i know my father, and he deserves justice. chris: since the v.a. admitted the mistake, fields once her father's body exhumed from this gravesite in quantico who have the autopsy performed, something the v.a. says they will pay for. the 7 on your side will continue to follow the story. chris papst, abc 7 news. leon: fields once her father's body exhumed in an autopsy performed. the v.a. said they would do that and pay for it. the i-team will continue to follow that story. still ahead describes it as looking at hell. what triggered this massive fireball that reduced a home to rubble? plus -- reporter: howard university offering its students cold hard cash to graduate on time. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] inn: a traffic nightmare downtown new orleans because of a sinkhole about 20 feet w ide, the second sinkhole to pop up in just one day. the first one was blamed on a water mai

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christian fraser has the details.hristian: a firefight in the center of kabul at the height of the morning rush hour. the entrance to the headquarters of a special fortress unit that protects the ministers and vips. >> a very big explosion happened. it damaged to the walls, and windows. there are suicide attackers in the area. the first attack was followed by another as more fighters and suicide bombers stormed the heavily guarded compound. the car bomb went off close to the surrounding houses and government buildings. 300 are said to have been injured. the smoke was seen rising close to the american embassy in the which arose the alarms, though they were not under attack. >> the glass fell on people and several were wounded in the market where i was. the situation was panicky and tents. -- and tense. hospitalized 10 wounded. our services are ready to treat their injuries. christian: the taliban has claimed responsibility one week after announcing the beginning of the spring offensive. the insurgency has been gaining

pie and i has to do with kevin fraser's face and stronger is blasting without risking her bonesng her good cells... to fight the bad guys. stronger is less pain... new hope... more fight. it's doing everything in your power... and everything in ours. stronger, is changing even faster than they do. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. >>> okay i love this story, blac chyna is only days away from being a kardashian. >> we know that the family loves drama, so actually this might create even more. i'm sure they do loveethat. and they actually think that kiley is trying to one up kim. rob is now engagedkiley's boyfriend, baby's mama. you see blac has an adorable 5-year-old son. how much fun do you think the rehearsal dinner will be i'm sure they do love that. and they actually think that kiley is trying to one up kim. >> it's kim versus kiley. can the kim outsell kiley on the internet >> kiley's cover for this most talked about feature is

chair fraser held a importance of state funded research in transportation technology. the research we benefited from has been in the area of traffic safety for vision zero, office of traffic safety and numerous other technologies to help optimize our system so we appreciated chair frasers leadership and to participate in the meeting. here in the region our work with mtca and bay area government we have draft project performance results which we'll bing to plans and programs committee next month. with the release of the data we will be able to sehow our projects compete against other projects then region. we have every reason to believe it will do well for progress but in coordination with a bad and mtc we'll take a look at the land use function as the region has important choices. just untime our bart incentive program is getting ready to launch. you may have seen on the news bart perks we are working together with bart to [inaudible] corroded portionoffs the system, the transbay [inaudible] embarcadero and mun gumry stations and the idea is sign up for the program and

pie and i has to do with kevin fraser's face and i've been blind since birth.s where it's hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. learn about non-24 by calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. >>> okay i love this story, blac chyna is only days away from being a kardashian. >> we know that the family loves drama, so actually this might create even more. i'm sure they do loveethat. and they actually think that kiley is trying to one up kim. rob is now engagedkiley's boyfriend, baby's mama. you see blac has an adorable 5-year-old son. how much fun do you think the rehearsal dinner will be i'm sure they do love that. and they actually think that kiley is trying to one up kim. >> it's kim versus kiley. can the kim outsell kiley on the internet >> kiley's cover for this most talked about feature is that she's the facing of youth. >> those famous lips are the focus, so she's not stripping down. >> there was not any talk of any nudity in this, i don't think we needed it, we wanted to go more bold colors and that type of thing and really focus on her

. >> reporter: alison fraser has a first class degree from the prestigious royal academy of music. she has founded a therapeutic program to refugees. it is not easy to make a living playing the flute. under the new rules, alison, who is american, will soon have to leave the u.k. this is my home. i shouldn't be forced to leave my own home. the big problem of this see sa legislation and changing the rules is that it's not valuing anything about income, which doesn't accurately represent a person's value within society. >> reporter: the british government says it's taking this measure because some businesses use the easy option of employing people from overseas rather than training up british workers. it says the reforms won't exclude skimmed migrants, but will help british people get jobs and skills. immigration has become a political embarrassment for britain's governing party. for years it has promised to sharply reduce the numbers of people come to this country, but last year, net migration to the u.k. stood at more than 320,000. that's almost a rrd high. the government-- record h

he knocked over a tv monitor and also rammed the table leg in to the knee of knick legend walt fraser. the knee he said was okay. the suit, we can only hope was undamaged as well. >> you can only hope. >> i'm thinking you would look very good in one of those. >> maybe he'll give it to me. or hopefully not. thank you, rob. >>> coming up tonight on eyewitness news at 11:00, dirt bikes and atvs recklessly driving in and out of traffic in new york city. the illegal activity raising concerns for other drivers. we'll take a closer look at how the nypd plans to combat this problem. probably never heard of. is cuba running out of beer? the relationship between the u.s. and cuba putting a strain on that island nation's watering holes. told you you probably never heard of or thought about that as an issue. those stories and much more tonight on eyewitness news at 11:00. that's it for us for now. thanks for watching. i'm bill ritter. world news tonight with david muir is next. for all of us here, have a great night. see you back here at 11:00. >>> tonight, trump's tirade. donald trump now callin

. >> we turn to sarah fraser forrf advice after his live in in daughter starts spending thepeg nightyfriend' housee we'll get her opinion and his.ns >> first, though, the clinton campaign downplaying a joke that backfired.fire drum many take aim at theaim campaign process in general.n gl we'll get update from the traila coming up next. ♪ life's morning multitasking for a growing family, and drawers with many layers, to show exactly what you need. life's sharing a meal. and a kitchen with room for everyone. spend $4000 or more on a new kitchen and get 15% back at the ikea kitchen event. ♪ >>> i just have to say thanksha for the endorsement, bill. bil it took you long enough. >> oh, snap. snap. >> sorry, hillary, i was running on cp time.. >> that's not, yorks like jokesk like that, bill. >> cautious politician time.im i've been there. tre >> all right.ig that led to this new york dailyi news cover for those of you whoo aren't familiar cp time is a reference to colored people time a phrase sometimes used as aes a stereo typical reference to refe black people supposedly beingeig late to

fras, sarah fraser ie here to talk about the hottestst topics on the web.he >> can you call yourself pay forr dinner or for dates?ores >> we do. >> we're going to.. >> sorry. i sure do.i re do. >> this is a great article thatc came out last week. basically, breaking down whatg a people think about the wholehe e dating and paying structure, ana 77% of men that were surveyed,ur steve, help us thon. >> bring it. >> after a certain point if a c woerman didn't offer to pay,'tf, they're out. that would be deal breaker fordk the relationship. is that true? do you think? du that's true? >> that's tough.gh i always pay.s p but it is nice for somebody to offer.fer. >> okay. >> i don't know that i would accept that offer butpt that sometimes -- if you're serious's relationship down the road at rd some point the dating has goneoe beyond a couple of dates then,ts yeah, i don't mind if somebody,b you know, maybe i get dinner din they get a drink.rink around of drinks or something.e. >> right.ht. >> but i don't have -- i mean, i just -- i us i don't even think about it.ab i >> what do you think?t d

allison fraser has a first class degree from the press prestigios music from the royal conservatory of music. it's not easy making a living playing the flute. but under the new rules, allison who is american will soon have to leave the u.k. >> this is my home. i shouldn't be forced to leave my own home especially when i worked so hard for it daily. and the big problem of this visa legislation changing the rules is that it's not valuing anything but iome which doesn't accurately represent a person's value within society anyway. >> reporter: the british government says it's taking this measure because some businesses use the easy option of employing people from overseas rather than training up british workers. it says these reforms won't exclude skilled migrants but will help british mike rant get jobs and skills. a political embarrassment for britain's governing conservative party. for years it has promised to sharply reduce the number of immigrants coming to this country but last year the net migration stood at 320,000 almost a record high. the government argues this put great strain o

commissionfamous called the mcgovern fraser commission that looks into the rules to figure out how to make the party more legitimate and open up some. toy propose a series of warm do things like open up the caucus system. opposed,e reforms get the way the states respond is to say the easiest thing to do is to shift the primary election. so there is a massive shift that occurs by 1976. delegates begin to be selected by primary election. when this system went into effect in the early 70's, these are two very famous political scientists. this had always been an ongoing anxiety about the method you choose a president, going back to the 19th century. they said if you go to this purely populist system in which the figures don't have anything meaningful to say then there's a tremendous risk we will get more personality-based candidates and leads to the demagogue unconstrained by allegiance have little to lose and are storing up last hatred, making up absurd problems -- promises. are laughing as if you think it happens now but i think they got it completely wrong. predicting we are going to h

in part driven by the mcgovern-fraser rules of the democratic party. but also because the nominees were being chosen by primaries and caucuses which tended to accelerate the resolution of the decision for presidential nomination. so at least on the democratic side that year, jimmy carter clenched the nomination five weeks in advance and had time to engage in the delivery process that was sketched out in this report. president ford's nomination went to the convention but he had vetting.n 1976 doing took place the nomination was secured. on other change took place the democratic side in 1984. announcing the vice presidential selection before the convention. it was really a change when the convention stopped being resorted price -- stopped being the sort of place where you would ruminate on who would be until it was announced. instead the choice was announced before the convention. the rollout took place and the convention became a celebration of the ticket, principally the leader of the ticket and a chance to attack the other side. lots of great things i

flora fraser, currently best selling writer, the current bestseller dr. frieden of the washington family in america. general charles brower, former head of the department of history at west point, academic dean at the virginia military institute and author of what is regarded as the definitive history of america's war, second world war in the pacific. ralph peters, prolific civil war and novelist, a regular who's face must be from the community on fox news and the colonists for the "new york post." finally, patrick lang who could not be with us this evening, literally the father of arabic studies at the military academy at west point. this is a wonderful opportunity for us this evening. i would like to say one last thing about this program in military history. its godfather is louis lehrman, as schubert earlier, our debt to him is inestimable good military history occupies a relatively low caste on the academic cachet total -- totem pole at most of our prestigious university. it is right down there with home ec in speech last night edges and university ad

this is fraser/ali, holyfield/tyson, jay-z/beyonce. but -- this could be pay-per-view.hat i'm saying it should. you doesn't want to give donald any ideas. it's one of those things when you're walking down the street and it's the super bowl and you can hear people yelling and screaming in bars that's how big it's going to be. about the whole issue, gender issue, women harder on women than men are on women. research that drives feminists nuts is that women prefer male bosses, there are studies that show that women are not obsessed with gender issues as women politicians and activists wants to you believe and it's sexist to think that women aren't worried in national security or borders or any of the larger issues that aren't just pertaining to some kind of mythical claim about wage inequality. >> all right then. >> what do you think about the polling numbers, did much better with women. that has been an area of discussion and concern. >> that seems to be the trend. earlier he was doing worse in the last couple of races, he seems to be solidifying a little bit. can i push

don't go fraser. >> rumble in the jungle, baby, >> live from philadelphia.29 morning news. >> this morning a father fighting for his life, what he was doing when he was carjacked, beaten, shot and left for dead. >> 40,000 verizon workers are set to strike, the working conditions they don't agree with, and who will step in to replace them. >> and a local mother is floored by a nasty note someone left at her home. the language it uses to describe her three year old son with autism. >> good day, everybody, it is wednesday, april 13th, 2016. look who is back. >> well, i decide i wouldn't come back until the weather got better. >> good for you. >> i always said we need more could you cow. >> it was quiet without you. >> my goodness, here is the deal, sue, trying to get the dog outside yesterday. >> right? >> and then all the sudden the sun came

sarah fraser is up next with another edition of love andio lv order. ♪ ♪ >> we are following breakingeomoo the district apparently aartly juvenile has been stabbed in the 4300 block of 13th streett northwest.t check of the map comes back b right in front of the sharp thea health school that is in d.c.. d.c. school for special needs students. at this time we do not knowmee o whether the person stabbed was s student there.stud we do know they have been taken to the hospital conscious andpit breathing.breaing. again, a youngster apparently ar stabbed in the district.beis we do have crew on the way to tt the scene and we'll let you knoo what they find as soon as theyna get there.ge >> oh wow. okay. >>> let's shift gears dramatically talking aboutally tuesday that mean it's time fort little love an'sd order.and ordr that is when sarah fraser sharee some of the messages she getsmes some advice. first up the politics ofs o babysitting a woman writes, myy babysitter insists on talking politics with me every time shee watches my kids. kid it drives me nuts.ut last week she found book thatk t hi

sarah fraser isseri back with another edition ofti love and order.rd that's coming up next. 9:40 is our 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. >>> oh, why can't this be love?v we talk about it every tuesday.d when it's time for little love l and order that is that's when we share messages sent to sarah fraser and try to offer little bit of advice.bit adv first up today, tough one, howne to handle a neighbor's kid who is kind of awful. our neighbors have this thi five-year-old daughter and thete other weekend when i drove intoe our driveway the five-year-oldar came out with a super soaker and sprayed my car with a mix of water and mud.ud i was furious. and tarped yelling at the five-year-old and telling heranl that she couldn't do that but ab few minutes later, her dad camem out and told me to get over it. she's five.iv i was in total shock.ck. and i think they owe me ane a apology. my husband told me to let it goo but i think the little girle g needs to learn manners. manners do you think it's okay

in 1976 it really changed, in part driven by the mcgovern-fraser roles in the democratic party but also just the fact that presidential nominees were now being chosen by primaries and caucuses, which tended to accelerate the resolution of the decision for presidential nominations. sulleys on the democratic side that you jimmy carter clinched the nomination five weeks in advance and he had this time to engage in this sort of deliberate process that is sketched out in his report to president ford's nomination went tto the convention but he had also started in 76 doing a bad thing while he combat it with governor reagan. -- doing vetting. doing this vetting that took place once the nomination was secured. i think the other significant change really took place on the democratic side in 1984. republican side in 1986. and that was announcing the vice presidential selection before the convention. it really wasn't changed where the convention stopped being the place where you would wonder who is going to be the vice presidential nominee and they would be focus and contests about who that might

fraser, thank you. >> you're welcome. you see you soon.on >> 7:55.ack to tucker barness and find out what's happening wh with the forecast.th theorecast. >> all right, guys. g live shot little bit of b o cloudiness out there early we'rw looking at mild temperatures.ras right now 60 degrees inees i washington.wa. and we're featuring highs back b in the low 80s, yes, low 80sow 8 later this afternoon one morener nice warm ay a cool down as we get into into tonight and during the daytime y hours tomorrow.w highs close to where they shouls be. 60 at reagan national. 56 dulles. bwi marshall 58 degrees.8 gr looking at cloudiness out theree early. we will a weak cold front you ft can see the front with lightith rain shower activity pushingyng north and east of new york up yk towards boston early thisarly t morning, and we're in greatn shape.e we're going to be once again enjoying very very warmy warm temperatures later thiser afternoon. 15 degrees or so warmer thanha normal. the rain out to the west that will get in here thursday intoyo friday that's our nex

don't go fraser. >> rumble in the jungle, baby, bring it on. >> mega millions is next.>> today on "tmz" --

michael fraser, 12 at troy high school. the great lake, and the flint water crisis. and their video titles. >> americans are drowning in issues such as immigration, medicare, terrorism, leaked e-mails. although these are important topics, the issue that will affect the most americans is the issue of the 1%. >> 1%. >> 1%. >> 1%. >> 1%. >> no, not that 1%. this 1%, the shining blue jewel of the united states, the great lakes. >> truly one of the unique resources in the world. largest freshwater resource in the world. nothing like it. ever yone of us has a responsibility to do what we can to protect the waters. >> in the u.s., we are very lucky. we have the best drinking water in the world. that has allowed us to become a bit complacent about our drinking water. we take it for granted. 70% of our fresh water is right here. >> here is the scale in visualizing just how significant the great lakes are. here is a graphic of 100 water bottles, representing 100% of the earth's surface. 71% of the entire earth is covered in water. of all that water, only 3% is fresh. of that 3

parakeets, whom i rightfully call the funky bunch, nor my two 500-pound feral hogs, whom i call niles and fraser. >> he nailed it. >> it was like are they being held hostage or what? >> you wonder about that. >>> bizarre. >>> it was a rough day at the office for a ball by at the barcelona open. >> during a match monday he does a great job. clay courts, that will do it. handled it like a champ. that is the sign of a great ball boy there. not disturbing play. good job. >>> it is 6:26. still ahead, primary day, polls are open in what could be a pivotal election. >>> sent sentencing day for a former nypd officer. >>> and what went on inside this brooklyn burger joint. >>> and why this woman believes unlocking her daughter's next. >>> 6:30, 65 degrees on this tuesday, april 19th. the trend -- of nice weather continues. >>> sentencing day for former officer peter le yang. >>> and i'm chris wragge. >>> voters will cast their primary that in years is an important primary. >> reporter: we were just inside of the mickey mantle school here. already a steady stream of voters inside on this primary day. for

.>> that means sarah fraser joiningg us 35 chat about some of theome biggest talkers this morning.org's cheating a deal breaker? >> good morning.orni >> we had an interestingnteres conversation just prior to thiso >> we did. >> all right. rig i do not think cheat sag dealaga breaker. >> let's give it context thise e comes on the heels of beyonce''e let me made.le mad >> yes. . >> everyone is thinking readinga into the video talking about,ngo you know, she's spilling thepile beans about inn fell fidelity in her relationship with jay-z.h jz was he cheating or not. o n >> are they getting a divorce? o what's going on here.here. >> is cheating a deal breakers k you say no. >> i don't think it is.'t t i hate toison like that person o was telling you to this i feelsf like it's always pretentious but have i mindful living therapistr who calls it the blessed or blessed affair and she says thas lots of times in relationships that people have affairs becausu something is really missing wing the relationship, right? >> and either one person hasas changed dealing with issues fros their past. you'

.>> it is -- whether or not you think love stinks it's time fore love and that's when sarah saah fraserdres-mai messages from viewers and we share advice that may or may not be taken seriously how to handle a bad job recommendation.ndatio. potential boss called to ask heh about friend. frien she said the question of is she always on time caught her off o is what she needs to do. t >> hi, sarah.>> h sar >> hi, everybody.verybody. >> what's up? >> what would you do? would yoo tell your friend you call thelhe company back? i actually iua might try and call the companyom back i want to clarify one of my responses. >> won the company say why areaw you calling back to clarify?fy? >> you would think there wouldnk be a follow-up question i'm assuming that you said that'st' not one of her strengths maybe they would say, why, why -- or something like that.ng lik why do you say that. say t >> maybe they caught her off hff guard. maybe you followedgu up with something what one she needs to be somewhere on time she's very punctual in casual encounters -- >> i love that.ove that's good. i would use t

fraser,ola's, michael zen one he. ni.zehn wa they want them to discuss the scarcity of freshwater.wning in overly debated issues such as immigration, medicare, terrorism , leaked e-mails. although these are important topics, the issues that will affect the most americans is the issue of the 1%. >> 1%. >> 1%. >> no, not that 1%. this 1%. the shining blue jewel of the united states, the great lakes. >> one of you -- unique resources the world. nothing like it. everyone has a responsibility to do what we can to protect those waters. >> in the u.s. we are lucky. we have the best drinking water in the world. i think that's a lot is to become a bit complacent about our drinking water. we take it for granted. >> about 70% of our freshwater is right here. here is a graphic of a hundred water bottles. the presenting a hundred percent of the earth's entire surface. worth these -- the entire -- earth is covered in water. of all that water, only 3% is fresh. twohat 3% of freshwater, thirds of it is trapped in ice in glaciers. that means 1% of all the water on earth is fresh and accessible. >>