i was so in love with gordon lightfoot in the late '60s or '70s. all of a sudden -- ♪ if i could read your mind love, what a tale my thoughts could tell ♪ >> so apparently he has four of my cds. >> of course he does! >> and i said really? i'm so thrilled. you know how thrilled you are when you find out that somebody that you admire so much happens to be somebody that likes you as well. he looks great, still, living in canada. i hope he's still writing great music. >> and he likes your music. >> and i have my favorite album that i'm sending to him. you'll get it tomorrow. >> here we go. national animal cracker day and in honor of that -- ♪ animal crackers in my soup

. >> ahead a preview of doctor phil fill's exclusive interview with nick gordon. kate? >> jim, we are once again dealing with some rain, it is out there now, it will be out there again tomorrow. and for several other days of our seven day forecast, so, got a lot of weekend plans coming up here, we will walk you through whether the rain will dampen those plans coming up. >> welcome back. >> everyone so quiet. >> i didn't bring my umbrella with me, what will this start? >> i'm telling you knocking on the doorstep here at our station headquarters, already out there though for folks in delaware, southern new jersey, yes, it is on the way. >> i'm leaving right now. >> i know. >> go, run, run, run. >> it is going to be a wet afternoon for a lot of people. so yes, walk you through this, gave you a sense how things will shake out. basically the bottom line, you are dealing with wet weather the rest of this afternoon, toward evening, even scattered showers through the overnight as well. going outside, talking temperatures first. i want to take you on little tour of what happened

judge marcus gordon presiding. >> good evening. >> judge gordon is the senior judge in scott county,ississippi and 3 other counties. >> again i ask you, do you want me to continue in this plea that you offered? >> yes sir. >> you trust the judge, is that right? >> yes sir. >> the day we went to court, every inmate pled guilty. in a holding cell behind the courtroom, we had a few minutes to speak to the men. >> in order to have a preliminary hearing, you must have your own lawyer. you must have your own paid lawyer. in order to have a preliminary hearing. if you want to have your bond dropped, you have to have a paid lawyer. in order to do anything, you must have a paid lawyer. >> who was it, and when, did someone first tell you you have to wait until indictment to see your public defender? >> the investigator. >> he come down to the zone, and he tells us... he just said, "that's just the way scott county works". >> he said "scott county makes its own rules". >> there are no full time public defenders in scott county. instead, a handful of private attorneys appointed by judge gordon t

meanwhile, remember the last time we saw nick gordon, bobbi kristina's boyfriend.s interview with dr. phil, he wws a rambling intoxicated mess. starting tomorrow, the two are back together for round two. >> he is very calm, cool, and collected, or at least much more in control in this interview than he was in the last. but does it still feel like here's a man who still has demons and troubles? >> it's very difficult for him to deal with these allegations. we are going to talk about the details, his detailed account of what he says happened that night. >> when 21-year-old bobbi kristina brown was found face down in a bathtub on january 31st, 2015, her boyfriend, nick gordon, became the prime focus of public scrutiny surrounding the incident and her death nearly six months later. >> did you murder bobbi kristina brown? >> there's a $10 million civil lawsuit pending against him. this is a dangerous interview for him to do wasn't it? >> it was. he says that $10 million lawsuit is a joke. photos surfaced of her smoking out of a bong and snorting cocaine. did she have a

police say gordon and carr appeared to be under the influence of drugs. they were arrested and booked in jail. police say both men are transients from santa cruz. ==terry gfx== still to come... ==terry vo== its another weekend of campaigning for the presidential candidates. the strategies being implemented -- as five pivotal northeast states -- hold primaries this week. ==peggy vo== plus it's a crowd pleaser every year. the sights and sounds from the butter & eggs festival in petaluma. ==rob/wx wall== campaigning for the five remaining candidates. five pivotal northeast states hold primaries on tuesday. nbc's chris pollone has the latest. ==take pkg== ==outcue: standard runs=1:38 ==peggy/ots== at a town hall-style event in london today, president obama criticized members of the "black lives matter" movement. ==take vo== he said instead of yelling at leaders in power from a distance, they should be willing to sit down and discuss their agenda. the president "did" praise the movement, for bringing attention to police violence across the country. the comment

. >> and a lot of people, brad, they are wondering where gordon bethune fits in all of this, because course, was there from the beginning as your independent chairman choice, and then that sort of changed and now that completely faded and what happened? >> well, as gordon said from the start, this is never about him or any one person, and as he said said, he was in this to improve the airline that he loves, and he has shown amazing leadership in the process, and first to set aside the e ego in order to get this done, and he is always focused at every step along the way, what is best for united and the employee, and as gordon said in the press release this morning, he's thrilled with the outcome, and looks forward to continuing to be helpful to oscar when we move forward. >> and was it a nonstarter from the united point of view that gordon be part of this, and you can certainly imagine that if it was that oscar munoz wouldn't want gordon bethune of all people looking over the shoulder while he is trying to run the company. >> well, that is just a misunderstanding. there were neither s

he's running against three he democratic challengers, state representative twenty eight evans brian gordon and dan muroff. fattah faces federal corruption charges right now. there are also people running for the attorney general seat that includes three democrats, josh shapiro, former montgomery county commissioner and also former state rep, steven zappala allegany county district attorney and northampton county district attorney john morganelli. two republicans are fight new york as well. state senator john rafferty and former deputy attorney general joe peters. they are of course running to succeed kathleen kane as attorney general and kathleen kane herself is embroiled in a perjury scandal at this time. now a lot of names for when you head to the polls today. so add that to what katherine just told you about. the polls of course here open at 7:00 a.m. for now reporting live in lafayette hill, annie mccormick channel6 "action

michael gordon and i wrote the controversial story about aluminum tubes. we had to pull it out of people. we had to stitch the story together and confront the administration with what we knew and only after we did that, did they agree to talk about a top-secret program that the administration didn't want to talk about to us about. i think from their standpoint, once they realized we have the story they were going to spin it and make the best of it but what i wanted to do in this book is to tell how people how the story came about so to understand more about my business and how we do it, are you going to be used and what you write is going to be used, yes, and i'm sorry if it raised questions in a lot of people's minds about my intentions but my intentions were simply to -- and michael gordon's, by the way, most of the stories were written with other people at the time. and, but, yes, did they spin it once we wrote the story, yes, dye that i had. thank you for asking the question. >> host: this is a text message from area code 205, was cheney dishonest abou

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unfortunate leigh a lot of people think like gordon. so how can we end this transphobic epidemic. >> hopefully they can understand that we are strifing to becoming a-- after a lot of goal searching and a lot of thought and sometimes a lot of trauma and tragedy. passing these bills is absolutely going to add fuel to the fire and ignite transpannic. >> transpanic, panic, panic. >> coming soon. >> they've existed since the beginning of time. they are not who people think they are. >> girl, you know we need to elevate that. >> they come out at night. >> no. >> or during the day depending on their schedule. >> you forgot your hat. >> they have an appetite. >> when they're hungry. >> you are really going to love this salad. >> this summer, get ready for the most boring movie ever. we're transgender people cause transpannic. >> lights went out again, even though they are just like the rest of us. >> yeah. just l your favorite ice cream flavors. the warm cookies you crave. now in one delicious treat. baskin robbins new warm cookie ice cream san

. >>> tonight our bruce gordon trying to sort out the confusing case of camper chaos. couple in northeast philadelphia says what they thought was a case of theft turned out to be almost as bad and far more aggravating. this is a story about an anonymous complaint. >> and rarely enforced rules as well. our bruce gordon has been sorting through the details all day long. live in the newsroom now. bruce? >> reporter: lucy, this is the kind of story to which lots of long-time philadelphia residents can relate. a crack down on a rule you probably never knew existed, costly penalties that seem to make little sense, and the belief that no good deed goes unpunish. joe mcgregor says the anti theft bar he installed on his coleman pop up camper may have left serious damage when the camper was towed from his home on monday. >> when i went to pick up this was bent. >> his camper was park out in front of his home on distant street when he came out to walk the dog monday afternoon. moments later, it was gone. all that remained was a blank spot and scrape marks where the camper was dra

she's kim gordon, this is "overheard." [applause]. >> actually, there are not two sides to every issue. >> so i guess we can't fire him now. >> i guess we can't fire him now. the night that i win the emmy. >> being on the supreme court was an improbable dream. >> it's hard work and it's controversial. >> without information, there is no freedom. and it's journalists who provide that information. >> window rolls down and this guy says, hey, he goes to 11:00. [laughter]. >> kim gordon, welcome. >> thank you. >> congratulations on this book. i'm sure it's going to be a big hit. it must have been fun to write. >> parts of it were fun. >> yeah. >> parts were boring. >> boring? parts of it were boring to write? >> yeah. >> to go back through all those years? >> well, there's just this certain nuts and bolts of writing -- >> right. >> where you just have to explain things or try and get a lot of information in that -- it's not particularly -- you know, it's challenging. >> right. did you write it for yourself or did you write it

the president david simon called the news a huge disappointment, but said dee gordon is an important team and we love and support him. >>> let's go now to last night's action on the nba court. in boston the hawks are headed to the semifinals after a 104-92 win over if celtics in game 6 taking the first round series four games to two. atlanta will take on the cleveland cavaliers in the second round. >>> and last night's quest for lord stanley's cup, in washington, d.c., the capitals take a 1-0 lead in their second round playoff series against the penguins. washington's t.j. oshie completes that hat trick, netting the deciding goal in overtime. 4-3 over pittsburgh. >>> okay. well, it's friday. that means we'll pay attention to the weather for the weekend. >> i can't get over that tunsil story. he lost millions last night because of that. >> ouch. >> yeah. a big bonfire at the university too. let's get into the forecast. severe storms erupting already this morning. we have a storm in the middle of the country all the way to the east coast. yesterday we saw this torrential rain in areas

>> we all learn a lot newer because i am doing a two part interview with nick gordon. i talked to him a year ago and couldn't do the interview because he was high, drug, belligerent, and out of control. now he is clean and sober and we sit down that holds barred and i talk about everything. i talked about when he moved in with whitney, living first as a brother/sister with bobbi kristina and then it turns romantic. we talk about whitney's death and what role he played in that and his relationship with bobbi kristina. he talks about how she spiraled down after her mother's death. the family says he wasn't there when whitney died but he says he was and was the one who told bobbi kristina that her mother had passed. we talk about the controversy with the family over whitney's death and then we talk about what happened the night bobbi kristina was found face down in the bathtub unresponsive. i asked him the hard questions. he says he wants to get his side of the story out there and let people know what happened so i have been take me through it step by step and asking the

gordon has undergone multiple surgeries for internal bleeding and shattered pelvis. the officer is on leave. >>> police are looking for the burglar who broke into a five guys restaurant in washington, d.c. and cooked himself a burglar. he followed a delivery man into the restaurant and waited until the delivery man left before going inside. once inside he treated himself to a fountain beverage before cooking a run of the mill cheese burger. he a stole a bottle of water and left. >>> starbucks officials intend to apologize to a customer in florida over a comment that was written on his cup. it said diabetes here i come. his two officers suffer from type one diabetes and found it insulting. the distinct is known for having 470 calories. the only thing that should be written on the label is the drink type and the name of the customer. starbucks is making sure it does not happen again. >>> a major car maker is teaming up with a university to build the cars of the future, driverless cars. >>> "action news" will be right back. use parental controls or the v-chip. learn how

chris gordon, news 4. >>> we asked this question on social media today. do you support a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants if they are rearing children who are u.s. citizens. and our results so far show 68% path to citizenship. 32% say no. you can continue to cast your vote on the nbc washington facebook page. >>> people taking part in the ongoing democracy awakening protest. organizers called this an advocacy day with hundreds of protesters at the capital. they want congress to reform big campaign finance laws. >> the democracy is about the people, not the money. >> congress is not listening to what the american people want. we have to increase the pressure on them. >> police have arrested more than 1200 protesters. >>> on the eve of the new york primary, a new national poll shows bernie sanders closing the gap with hillary clinton among democratic voters. that new "wall street journal" survey shows clinton with just a advantage she enjoyed last month. the survey shows her leading with women and minorities while sanders has the edge with me

gordon. gordon reached on 16 pitch at bat and proved to be the winner. 2-1. >>> orioles and red sox. david ortiz, they gave away chains commemorating his 500 career home runs. >> new chains. >> but j.j. hardy was the man. he did ortiz one better. he put two over the wall in right field at fenway park and the orioles continue rolling. they roughed up clay buchholz and baltimore is now 7-0. the only unbeaten team left in the major leagues. >> yeah, just a reminder wednesday, "sportscenter," pretty much just lock in it all day. okay, because the whole team is bringing it. >> back to you. >> thank you. >> so we don't deal with high school lacrosse but had to show you this. it happened at a guy in ohio monday. >> the goalie from the team in white has a ball. he gets in some trouble and launches it downfield 75 yards later, it flies into the other team's goal. the goalie's reaction there is absolutely priceless. his team losing by eight goals. >> i used to play lacrosse goalie. tried to score once,

in a statement, gordon says he didn't knowingly take them but does accept full responsibility for it happening. he stands to lose $1.65 million and is ineligible for the post-season. >>> the isles and lightning in tampa tomorrow night. >>> the capitals' jay beagle knows how to render an opponent useless. he took a stick too far this time. it stuck in his helmet! [ laughter ] >> he said what do i do? what's going on! he had to head to the bench to get some help. [ laughter ] >> just take off the helmet and that will pull it out. >> that will teach him! >> couldn't do that again if we'll be right back. >>> coming up tonight on cbs 2 news at 11:00, blown out light bulbs, power cables frayed, an unexpected surge leaves more who is paying for the damage? >> do something quickly! >> also an elderly woman trapped in a car bobbing in frigid waters. the dramatic rescue caught on camera. more of that coming up at 11:00. >>> finally here at 6:00, the jacket prince wore in the movie purple rain is going up for auction. it's not purple. [ laughter ] >> missing a word in the copy. it's gray, not p

clubs, explosions, duck hunting and dumb hats, nicholas cage, chandelier p.o.v. ( bleep ), joseph gordonpeople, spock, joseph gordon levitt shushing other people, and most importantly, a bitching visual representation of the internet! i'll show you what i mean: >> how is this all possible? >> think of it as a goggle search. all that is public and everything else. e-mails, chats, whatever. >> which people? >> the whole kingdom, snow

let's get straight out to fox 29' bruce gordon in wilmington tonight.i, bruce. >> reporter: the quick announcement last week that so-called persons of interest had been identified led many around here to assume that arrest boss soon follow. clear toll night that's not going to happen. earlier this week police chief bobby come cummings had predicted arrests by today in the apparent beating death of amy frances joyner now he's forced to back off that pledge. >> we're not in a position at this time to file charges. unlike tv, these things absolutely do take time. >> reporter: the 16-year-old sophomore was killed in the bathroom of howard high school of technology in wilmington last thursday. three female students were quickly described as persons of interest and were suspended from school. rumors suggested the beating began as a fight over a boy but amy's father told us that night she had no beefs with anyone. >> she didn't do nothing to no -- she didn't deserve this. she didn't. >> reporter: chief cummings told reporters his investigators are still pourin

it's directed by oliver stone, starring gordon joseph leff it in the lead role.of classified government documents. >> the best i can tell, walking around with two broken legs for weeks. when do i go back? >> you ever again land on those legs your bones will turn to powder. >> you wanted to be special forces? >> yes, sir. >> why do you want to join the cia? >> i'd like to help my country make a difference in the world. the average test time is five hours. >> it's been 40 minutes. >> 38 minutes. what should i do now? >> whatever you want. >> the deputy director of the nsa offered me a new position. >> can you tell me anything about it? >> you know i can't. >> looks good from the trailer. snowden arrives in theaters september the 16th. >>> finally this morning, nbc news correspondent and frequent "way too early" host chris jansing caught up with bernie sanders on the campaign trail in the unlikeliest of locations -- the basketball court. as you see, jansing did not go easy on the 74-year-old as the two went head to head in the paint. bernie attempted shot after shot

i love gordon lightfoot. >> what's your favorite song? >> ♪ if you could read my mind >> definitely. >> thank you, harry, good luck to you and that wild and whacky life of yours. >> i love her. >> you can catch harry in "the meddler" which opens in limited release this friday. >> if you're thinking of working with your other half, some advice. >>> plus how to slice the prep time in the kitchen right after time in the kitchen right after this. stepping out with confidence starts with beautiful feet. new amopé pedi perfect™ wet & dry foot file now get effortless hard skin removal on dry or wet skin, plus it has 2 speeds, and it's rechargeable. the easy way to touch-ably soft feet new amopé pedi perfect™ wet & dry. amopé, leading footcare innovation and voted product of the year for its pedi perfect™ extra coarse electronic foot file. ♪ ♪ new fresh step with the power of febreze. odor control worth celebrating. choose the one new revlon ultimate-all-in-one. our revolutionary mascara delivers 5 lash-transforming benefits. volume, length, defi

it was founded by ron gordon. he keeps up his website about the day.don suggests today is a good day to get things squared away. or go square dancing. >> why not? right? >> yeah. >>> a duckling's day out was not what it was quacked up to be. >> oh no, you didn't. >> coming up, the >>> when it happens where you live. >> we know many of you are frustrated with the persisting b.a.r.t. issues in the east bay. >> the abc 7 news team covers your neighborhood. >> san francisco. >> morgan hill. >> live in oaland. >> sfo. >> your story. >> 7 on your side is changing the way these guys do business. >> i know this is a scam. >> choose the news that matters where you live. >> i'll kind of share what we've got right in our backyard. >> choose the team that works for you. >> live in berkeley. >> choose abc 7 news. >>> i'm ama daetz in the abc 7 newsroom. coming up new at 6:00, former inmates fight back against local sheriffs deputies. tonight new video of what jailers allegedly call yard counseling. >>> also the proposed sale of virgin america to alaska airlines. th

bruce gordon in atlantic aviation where the team land add few moments ago.wnette wilson is on campus with excited students. let's begin tonight with chris o'connell life and side villanova stadium. chris? >> reporter: guys, if you can hear the pep band of villanova university playing behind me. we go the baton twirlers anticipation continues to build. word trickling down through the student body at villanova stadium that the team is on its way. they are -- should be arriving here within 20 minutes or so. some of these folks have been out here since 3:30 when the doors opened and of course the student body here has been partying through the night. classes here on the campus of villanova were canceled today because many of them, well, you got to listen to where we were last night at the pavilion when the last seconds ticked off the clock. take a listen. (cheers and applause). >> there you saw it. it was magical night at the pavilion. 5500 students in there watching on life feed and of course most of them just made it out to lancaster avenue where it was shut d

i was so in love with gordon lightfoot ou are when you find out that somebody that you admire so much happens to be somebody that likes you as well. he looks great, still, living in i hope he's still writing great music. >> and he likes your music. >> and i have my favorite album that i'm sending to him. you'll get it tomorrow. >> here we go. national animal cracker day and in honor of that -- animal crackers in my soup >> okay, ready. >> this is barbara's snackables and look what they did. another surprise. i got a kathie lee. what did you get? >> i got a me i think. >> don't they mix us up together? no! >> they're separate bags. >> they're sold at grocery stores nationwide. >> not with our faces. >> barbaras.com. >> they wouldn't sell at all. >>> we have great favorite things later on in the show so stick with us. he's a hollywood favorite, that guy over there. introducing the fusion of exceptional taste with the benefits of our probiotic yogurt. new activia fruit fusion, with the exclusive probiotic bifidus regularis. delicious and good for you. new activia fruit fusion. meet make

gordon, thank you. appreciate you as well. >> thank you. >> all right, semiconductors are down 1% in the past week. intel is down nearly 3% since last week. the chipmaker announced a potential 11% workforce cut globally and cut the full year revenue forecast is a pc dead? if so, what can save the semis? let's bring in our analysts. guys, great to you have us with. i think investor concern is that cut in not just revenue but revenue growth more importantly. to much lower than what was forecasted before. since ubj is sticking with the buy rating on intel, what do you see is making that revenue growth turn around, replacing potential lost revenue as we're saying the pc business is dead if that market is not going to come back? >> thank you. i think when you look at intel, obviously the pc market is slowing down. and it's slowing down for a couple of years now. but for first time they recognize that pc market is slowing. and that the data center and data centers are a strong market for them. they still grow

. >> you watch chase elliott and reminds you of who used to drive it, jeff gordon, so styling making moves around the track and fighting his way to the front and he's my pick. >> speaking of jeff gordon, he's getting ready to call the rest of the race? >> we can sort out the issue of who was the first car one lap down and it was as called. it was dale earnhardt jr. racing to the line to try to beat martin truex to the line that extends all the way across pit road, the caution had already flown and the first lap down had already been decided and that was earnhardt so a matter of not whether he would be a lap down or whether he would stay on the lead lap or be a lap behind. >> so just think of it this way, at the time that caution came out, junior was the first car one lap down so he got the free pass. >> now we're one lap to go. so we get to go back to racing. >> got that sorted out. >> so a little confusion. but all resolved now so earnhardt will join the lead lap car, there will be 14 of them when we go back to green at 220 laps. >>> problems for kevin harvick. too fat entering pit

. >> here's chris gordon with a look at what's coming up next. >>> ahead, reaction. after the a congressional committee. >> the situation goes from bad to worse in texas. what people are being told not to do amid the rising floodwaters in houston. >> things are looking pretty good in our area and some cloud cover across the region and we haven't seen clouds in close to a week and now we have cooler weather moving in overnight and we'll talk about that, plus our fxt chance >>> we're watching developments out of houston where record-setting floods have shut down the nation's fourth largest city. nbc's jay gray reports on how much longer residents will have to stay on alert and out of their homes. >> reporter: for the second straight day much of the houston area is under water. >> everybody has and the state of houston will do everything that we can to meet the needs of everyone across the city. >> reporter: major roadways are rivers. public transportation has been shut down and hundreds of cars have been swallowed by the high water. schools are closed, a million studen

. >>> this is chris gordon at bullis school in potomac.ocial media is reacting after a video is posted on twitter showing a student using racial slurs. >>> and because of a holiday in the nation's capital, the filing deadline to submit your taxes is monday >>> you're watching news4 at 6:00. >>> we're catching you up on the day's big stories right now at 6:30. >>> more than 20 prince george's county school children are in the hospital right now after their school bus slammed into a light pole in the parking lot at rfk stadium. they're all expected to be okay. >>> candidates are gearing up for the new york primary. there's a lot at stake tuesday. hillary clinton hoping to pull away from bernie sanders while ted cruz and john kasich try to slow down donald trump. >>> you can expect to see u.s. park police stepping up their cracking down on drivers who refuse to slow down. police are threatening fines of up to $300. read more on this right now on nbcwashington.com. >>> now to a story you heard "first at 4": from montgomery county. a video show

bruce gordon live in south philadelphia with that part of the story. bruce?, in the long history of philadelphia professional team sports only three franchises have won back to back titles. in baseball the philadelphia athletics the teens in 20's and football the eagles of '48, '49 in hockey philadelphia flyers of 1974 and '75. it was ed snider who built those broad street bullies. outside the home ring where the team flag now flies at half staff apart pair of former flyers still with the organization decades after their playing days ended rep remember the live changing phenomenon that was the broad street bullies. says bob the hound kelly. >> i call that controlled mayhem not goon hockey. >> philadelphia flyers were officially welcomed to the nhl. >> fans are still combing youtube footage for the genesis of that mayhem and here it is. april 13th, 1968 game against the physically intimidating st. louis blues. a bench clearing brawl was capped off the blues knoll pickard sucker punches the flyers claude la forge. broke his jaw, damaged his eye socket and knock

. >> you watch chase elliott and reminds you of who used to drive it, jeff gordon, so styling making around the track and fighting his way to the front and he's my pick. >> speaking of jeff gordon, he's getting ready to call the rest of the race? >> we can sort out the issue of who was the first car one lap down and it was as called. it was dale earnhardt jr. when we saw the cars on pit road racing to the line to try to beat martin truex to the line that extends all the way across pit road, the caution had already flown and the first lap down had already been decided and that was earnhardt so a matter of not whether he would be a lap down or whether he would stay on the lead lap or be a lap behind. >> so just think of it this way, at the time that caution came out, junior was the first car one lap down so he got the free pass. >> now we're one lap to go. so we get to go back to racing. >> got that sorted out. >> so a little confusion. but all resolved now so earnhardt will join the lead lap car, there will be 14 of them when we go back to green at 220 laps. >>> problems for kevin har

gordon, and good to see you.h. >> great to see you. >> thank you. >>> the golden state opening its wallet, rolling out a massive pay raise for low-wage workers. but some experts are warning that it could have unintended results that could be far from sunny. the whales. most of the orcas at seaworld were born here. sending them into the wild wouldn't be noble. it could be fatal. when they freed keiko, the killer whale of movie fame, the effort was a failure and he perished. but we also understand that times have changed. today, people are concerned about the world's largest animals like never before. so we too must change. that's why the orcas in our care will be the last generation at seaworld. there will be no more breeding. we're also phasing out orca theatrical shows. they'll continue to receive the highest standard of care available anywhere. and guests can come to see them simply being their majestic selves. inspiring the next generation of people to love them as you do. >>> california becoming an economic g

. >>> this is chris gordon in potomac. how students here are reacting to racial comments made by a fellow student that were caught on video. >>> u.s. park police step up their efforts to get people to slow down on a scenic stretch of road. more coming up on news4. >>> and a senior citizen sexually assaulted. we're going to find out who police say violated her at her home. newetails on dth delores kelley: although we were all one maryland, our schools weren't treated the same way. narrator: with neighborhoods getting unequal funding for schools, something had to be done for our children. kelley: it didn't matter where chris was from. he knew that we couldn't leave a child having less just because they lived in a region that was poor. joanne benson: he has not just talked about it. he is going to stand tall for all children to succeed. i'm chris van hollen, and i approved this message. >>> greenbelt politicice are interviewing a man they say is a person of interest in a sexual assault. a man approached a woman

our chris gordon spoke with the front-runners.his report now new at 6:00. >> reporter: jamie raskin says he's the candidate with the strongest record. his ad says he's led the fight to pass more than 100 bills. >> i would hope to take the success we've had in maryland on gun safety direct li ly to washington. >> reporter: kathleen matthews is campaigning as a well known former news anchor executive. her ads stress her commitment to working families. >> starting with raising the minimum wage, equal pay for equal work. this is the working family agenda that would be my priority but we also have to get the guns off the street. >> so education is resonating, universal pre-k, the vocational school. >> david trone is a first time office seeking spending more than $9 million making it the among the most expensive self-funded campaign. >> taking no money from pacs, no money from lobbyists, and raising every dollar, my wife and i and my family, ourselves, means we don't have to deal with the nra and big pharma and all those special interes

. >> as gordon said from the start this was never about him. it was never about any one person. as he said, he was in this to help improve an airline he loves. >> let's bring in our cnbc contributor, former continental airlines ceo and joining the conversation, phil lebeau. gord gordon, bases on the three board members that are retiring and leaving, and maybe what you know about the three coming in, what can we expect as far as changes from united continental? >> well, i think you'll see a revitalization of obviously oscar munoz is a wonderful man but not a veteran of the airline business. so you've got two really highly experienced airline employees, one of which mr. milton will be chairman and you also have ed schapiro from par is one of the brightest people i know in the 20 years in the business about airlin airlines. and some people with some real expertise, the ex-ceo of orbitz. you have this knowledgeable board with a good ceo. i think you'll see a lot of good come out of it. >> we don't need to tell you, i mean, the airline industry is extremely unique. i mean, the way yo

let's bring in jeff sonnenfeld, and gordon bethune, former continental airlines chairman and ceo who a little something about board room drama. jeff, we'll start with this, thomas stags seemed like an heir apparent, literally saved bob iger's life 13 years ago by giving him the heimlich maneuver. that gets you 13 years on the board. what do you think happened at disney? >> he did manage to get some fresh breath into poor bob iger at a scary moment. and i think he's played some critical roles throughout this career in disney beyond saving bob iger's life. but in terms of the next stage of life for disney, it became pretty apparent he wasn't the right guy for the spot. i think this is a board operating at its absolute best. easiest thing to do would have to stay on a conveyor belt and put on -- would have done a fine job in a much more sort of custodial role, not creative. >> you said obviously not the right guy for the job. i understand that thomas staggs, the professional, you don't want to slam him, you don't want to say here is where he was lacking, but do you believe disney should

his second event, a dinner at the home of ann and gordon getty. he will take off tomorrow morning out of sfo. let's send you back to baseball now, with john miller and mike krukow from at&t park. >> john: there is joe blanton, veteran right-hander, back in the big leagues with the dodgers out of the bull pen as we go to the last half of the tenth inning in a 2-2 tie. >> mike: veteran right-hander, doing everything in the game. most of his career he has been a starter. one thing joe blanton has always been able to do is paint. last year, 79 strikeouts, 76 innings, he has got a fastball, sitting right around 90. he will sink it, cut it, wouldn't see any mistakes out of the plate. he will throw anything any time. >> john: charlie culberson comes in with blanton, part of the double switch. so blanton will hit in the spot where turner had been in the order. brandon crawford leads off with the giants, 0 for 3 in the game. pagan on deck. hit well to left field. back, good-bye! and good night! brandon crawford has ended it. an opposite field home run. an

in silver spring, maryland, chris gordon. >>> you saw the candidates standing there with some of the striking workers. we're heading into the ninth day and the union strike against verizon shows no sign of compromise. they want a better raises for workers and better benefits for retire retirees. >> the average unionized worker in verizon is making $130,000. we believe we have given generous contributions to retiree pensions. >> the issues have been on the table since last august when the workers' contracts expired. >>> still no sign of a missing firefighter, investigators are revealing new details about a phone call she made before she vanished. >>> do you telecommute? i'll tell you about a new report and what it's recommending coming up. >>> relief from chronic headaches. many have suffered for years. tonight the new treatment is giving patients and professional >>> love the sunshine out there today, but there is no avoiding that pollen. it is sick. >> at times it is almost like a snowstorm it is employblowing a so much. >> you can feel it sometimes when you inhale it. it is that th