i am not here to demonize anita hill. i don't know why she allows herself to be used to bring back images of these hearings. influence a people saying she is some kind of a hero? >> left effort telling the story as they want it told. they make her more credible than she was. her story never added up. american people, october 1991, glued to their tvs, they got to assess them. 2-1, they believe thomas is telling the truth. curtain came down, they have been rewriting it to being much more credible witness. i think to reboot this war on women hbo, left wing propaganda studio. >> armstrong: vice president biden being attacked. what about the vice president and other senators at the time who a carried out >> anita hill blamed joe biden for being unfair to her. he was trying to run a decent investigation into the charges. having read the script, republicans come off worse. >> armstrong: obviously you care about justice thomas. let's left do whatever. they can't change justice thomas' contribution. >> you are right. he has moved

over the street within the umu mixed use zoning district and 68 height and bulk within the castro hill neighborhood that is within a transitioning corridor a variety find one and two industrial building and mixed use development a restaurant and jackson playground are located within the broader neighborhood as well the property itself is a flat lot located on a double corner rectangle shaped on the advisory committee of 16th street between wisconsin the subject lot is a one story 36 thousand square feet that covers the lot to demolish the industrial building and construct a 6 story 60 feet would have had and 45 mixed use development with one hundred plus dwelling units and commercial space and 33 feet of pdr it is a mixed use of 10 three bedrooms and 64 two bedroom and two one bedrooms and studios 24 represents 14 percent of the composition as two bedrooms or larger it is in a u shaped it is a well defined strait wall providing the courtyard towards the interior beginning and second level podium the protection is contemporary in its design housing palate that is transparent glass and a

chairman and commissioners my name is my name is art a long time resident of potrero hill and a localitician i wanted to thank you for your service i remember when was i in city hall i spent a lot of time on who will be on your concession commission because the decisions you mange can't be changed long term policies all the other commissions we can change with the next administration that's why i'm here to support this project i have followed it 10 years i've lived on potrero hill for 50 years it is important we continue the altercation of making this a family-friendly neighborhood this project more than any other in the last 10 years doesn't exactly that 3 years of last 6 had no two bedrooms housing and two bedroom were limited this project has more two bedroomss with two full bath than any other project you've approved more two bedrooms united with two full baths than you've approved approved to date and a friendly or frame friendly flexible unit you've heard the developers propose across the street from other commercial entities so that we now have i think one of the new ideas or a

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we are at connecticut avenue at aspen hill road. after shooting three victims allegedly at the montgomeryville mall, he drove here and shot and killed a woman. that woman has not yet been identified. chief manger doing his press conference did not indicate the victim, who she was, where she's from. that's one thing we're hoping to find out. we did see that the victim was shot apparently right outside of her car, and that car was towed from this area a short time ago. police are still here collecting evidence, doing some it's a much s scene than we've seen today. you're going to hear from the man i interviewed while this was still happening. he had a little sister who was in school on lockdown. >> well, i'm kind of quite shocked. i have a little 12-year-old sister still in school. they just called my mom saying everything is locked down. i'm kind of in shock that this happened right close to my house and everything. this is dangerous. people should be careful out there. >> reporter: back out here live, you can see this police presenc

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this was connecticut avenue, aspen hill road. the police confirmed that there has been an injury, a shooting victim in this. we're going to follow this. we have no idea if these two are related but again one shooting at montgomery mall, another shooting at a giants near connecticut avenue and aspen hill road. ann bennett was at the mall. she saw the commotion. ann, are you there? >> i'm here. >> tell us what you saw. when were you there? were you on the way into the mall? on the wisconsin out? where were you? >> i'm a sales row. i was on my way into the mall to pick up a lunch for an office i was going to, and a bunch of police vehicles rolled up behind me. i thought maybe i had taken an illegal turning by fire vehicles police vehicles, and basically sort of locked in for a moment until i got some word about what was happening. and i was just asked to park and shelter in place. >> did you hear any shots? did you see anybody transported in an ambulance while you were there? did you just see police cars? >> i did see -- there were

the hat meant that the top of these hills had to be replanted with trees. the belt meant that terraces had to be built to be used for crop planting, and also for trees. the shoes were the dams which we had to build so that the hills could grow back to life, and our economy, as well as our lives, could improve. >> hills and gullies were designated as ecological zones to be protected. farmers were given financial compensation for not farming on them, and keeping their livestock pinned up. when i first filmed mr. ta fuyan and his colleagues back in 1995, i had no idea this initiative could achieve such dramatic results. the effort that people put into converting their slopes into terraces has resulted in a marked increase in agricultural productivity. the higher yields are directly related to the return of natural vegetation in the surrounding ecological land. now when it rains, the water no longer runs straight off the slopes. trapped by the vegetation, it sinks into the ground, where it is retained in the soil, taking weeks and months to gently seep down and

brad bell, our maryland bureau chief islive in aspen hill. brad, you were at high point high school yesterday when this began. through to the press conference. there anything you heard from both police chiefs today in the past half hour that caught your attention? brad: yeah, a number of things. one of them is something that we knew and we were reported a little bit earlier today. gently. this guy, mr. tordil, wanted to go down in a blaze of glory. police had intelligence about that. i heard it from sources. chief tom manger without wanting to go into too much detail said that was in fact the case. we know there was planning here. this is a man if we look back the last couple of months we know his life was falling apart. he was estranged from his wife. she was in court trying to go back to her maiden name. she order -- protective order against him and that affected him at work. we know he was forced to go to work -- sources filled me in about this more -- and turn in his badge and gun. he had to face his supervisors and do that. additionally

snipers hill, thank you. today's shooting victims were all rushed to nearby suburban hospital in bethesda. horace holmes now is picking up the things for us there. how are the survivors doing? do we know? horace: well, unfortunately one of them has died. the second one, a gentleman who intervened is in critical, what police call critical to grave condition. the third, the woman who was first confronted by the suspect is considered non-life threatening injuries right now. you asked a question did the suspect know the victims at all? well, that is what police probably are getting a good idea right now because we understand there is a police presence here. the detectives are talking to have been able to talk to the surviving male suspect to get information. this hospital was on lockdown along with n.i.h. across the street. the lockdown has been lifted. at this point the police are here talking to the surviving victims, those two still alive. one gentleman fighting for his life. horace holmes, abc7 news. leon: ou

>> they earned super villain street cred on "the hills."d in 2009 but spencer never lived down amping up the crazy. >> you tear biggest crazy in this town. you know it and you're going to get hit for it. >> they needed a bad guy so, you know, everybody won for me being awful. >> so where are they now? laure parlayed her fa a reported $25 million fashion and lifestyle empire and just published her ninth book. kristen, a mom of three and married to chicago bears quarterback jay cutler, we knew from our first interview with her she was destined to hit it big in the world of fashion with her own shoe ande%Ñ jewelry li. >> my third fashion showvi >> and rest of the cast. audrina met fiance cor bowman on "the hills." >> i'm pregnant so this is probably the biggest change me, being engaged, planning a wedding. it's like i'm aal grown up >> and justin bobby's all about his band, bobby rocks. >> what was your life like afttr the show ended? what did you do? >> i went to nicaragua, ate a lot of good food, then i opened up a salon down there. >> but

and leading up to the high st e stakes leadership on capitol hill.nsin radio. take a listen. >> i don't go into thursday with huge expectations other than to have the kind of conversation we need to start having so we're getting ourselves on the same page as a party so we're full strength this fall. i assume that's what donald wants as well. >> former rival, ted cruz, will return to the race this afternoon for the first time since leaving the presidential race, giving this response when asked whether he and his supporters should support donald trump. >> this is a choice every voter is going to have to make. i would note it's not a choice we as the voters have to make today. the republican convention isn't for another 2 1/2 months, the election isn't for another six months. >> we kick off this hour with our correspondents tracking trump, ryan and cruz. katy tur has a more detailed look how the campaign is handling the party's division and search for a running mate n including this report that corey lewandoski is heading up this team looking for a vice

what you're referencing to here is the capitol hill club. that's a republican meeting place and very swank place, shall we say. members are going in and out of there this morning. some of them even taking pictures of the media circus that shows when donald trump comes to down. i saw chairman goodlatte taking a picture. tom cole, a former chairman, someone willing to work with leadership, pretty solid minded guy. as someone as a figure head within the house of the republican conference, what worries you the most about donald trump? and he said unpredictability. i would venture to say that's what paul ryan worries the most about trump as well, unpredictability on policy and temperament and what exactly donald trump will do to the republican party in the future. and when paul ryan has this meeting today and that one just concluded but now he's having one with the rest of the house gop leadership. i would venture to say this is the most important one. the leadership he's meeting with right now, they are the front lines of the conversations with

we're up here on capitol hill. this is cta on the hill. what are some of the issues you would like to discuss with members of congress today? >> guest: well, one of the things that we're looking at right now is actually a spectrum issue. it's the 5.9 gigahertz band which is where dsrc functions for automobiles. >> host: dsrc is what? >> guest: dead shades short-range -- dead dedicated short range -- [inaudible] what this helps cars do is talk to each other, identify obstructions in the road, see that maybe a pedestrian is coming around the corner and avoid that accident altogether with driver assist technologies. we feel that dsrc or d to b has great potential in the future to protect drivers, occupants, pedestrians, what have you on the road, just increase safety tremendously. at the same time, ford understands that there is great command -- demand for more spectrum for unlicensed use, so we are working with our colleagues to come up with a sharing solution, we're working with ntia, department of transportation and, most importantly, the

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looking live with chopper6 over the scene in cherry hill.ng road and the accident -- the downed pole that brought down a tree. we see police and emergency workers there blocking traffic in both directions of route 70. so, watch for this right now. looking live here haddonfield and route 70, both directions blocked. if you're trying to jump on 70 take the ben franklin bridge, can't get there because of this problem so you have to stick to chapel avenue or route 38 instead. i want to show you another accident. we've got a problem on the vine street expressway approaching the schuylkill. westbound traffic right here an accident involving a school bus. you see it out here blocking the right lane. penndot's got the arrow board out here. we're slowing from broad street to approaching the schuylkill expressway on -- we're looking live on the vine approaching the schuylkill watch for that accident dave involving a school bus. >> all right. most of your roads in those traffic cameras looking dry but there's a fair amount of rain around the region. th

, killing one and injuring two others. 35 minutes later, another woman was found dead at the aspen hills shopping center. we have team coverage starting with jackie bensen and new details that link the three shootings. jackie? >> reporter: sources tell news 4 the same gun, the same gun was used in all three shooting incidents. a killing spree that ended right here. >> look. they got him. >> people at the northgate shopping center wiped their lens at the shocking sight. >> i saw a car hit another car and what's going on. saw everybody hop out. >> looks like they ran in to it. >> less than three hours after and less than a block away from a second montgomery county shooting, a security camera captured images of 62-year-old ulalio tordil. he is seen walking from a boston market with food in his hand. he seems unaware that undery cover officers had him. police chief tom manger said it was a lookout for that silver hyundai yesterday's murder in beltsville that helped to stop the deadly rampage. >> they had this individual under surveillance. when the individual walked back to his car, the pla

we're at connecticut avenue and aspen hill road. the scene cleared just within the last 15, 20 minutes, but let's show you some video of the very active scene. we understand that after the shooting at montgomery mall in understand, was here just getting out of her car right here in the parking lot. it was a little suv. and she was shot right there. we could see her body on the ground right next to her vehicle. police had to set up a tent over the top of her suv. we've had relentless rain all day long, so they had to preserve that evidence and work out here in the rain, taking the measurements and doing what they had to do. police have now cleared the scene. let's hear a little bit from the man who lived in the area during the sniper attacks. >> it reminds me perhaps of the sniper incident that happened years ago. my grandparents used to live right up the street. i can remember them being scared going up to the grocery store. i had to drive out here -- i'm from gaithersburg. i had to today. we do know it was a woman who was t >> here

katy tur on capitol hill. thanks for that. joined now by former rnc chairman and msnbc political analyst michael steele. michael, actually, i'll ask you the same question i just asked katy tur. you looked at this republican party this morning and look at this republican party right now as we're speaking. is this a party more united right now because of what happened today? >> we're all kumbaya, baby, it's all good. we're smiling. it's all good, everybody is happy and then the rest will come and that's basically what you're seeing playing out. everyone is feeling good or at least a little better. donald trump has made some moves towards party leadership and the party leadership is move towards donald trump more and more. there are those who little degrudgingly taking those steps, paul ryan is one of them, and i think that's going to settle itself out in time. but i think katy is absolutely right. the reality is still the same. for when you get down to the policy prospects for the party. there will be changes, folks. let's not h

good afternoon, i'm erica hill.nt also commenting today on the war for the soul of the republican party, that battle now between donald trump and house speaker, paul ryan. >> ask speaker ryan what the implications of his comments are. there is no doubt that there is a debate that's taking place inside the republican party about who they are and what they represent. their standard bearer at the moment is donald trump. i think not just republican officials but more importantly republican voters are going to have to make a decision as to whether this is the guy who speaks for them and represents their values. >> in terms of deciding if this is the guy for them, we have some breaking news to share with you about who will and won't be supporting donald trump, also, who may not be attending the convention this summer. in just the last hour we learned another person who is not ju jumping on that trump train is senator and former presidential candidate, lindsey graham and there are also reports vice president dick cheney wi

there is still a hard core never trump contingent on the hill. people who have said they would not endorse trump and don't intend to do so. trump has some work to do. house leadership sources are telling nbc news that trump has been invited back, that invitation was extended at the end of this morning's meeting we kathy mcmorris rogers, one of the top house representatives here to meet with the full gop conference, members who say they want to hear from donald trump, all of them, they want to hear from him directly, and we expect that to happen before the convention in july. >> i was going to ask you, how quickly does that meeting have to happen. he's on his way back to new york. >> reporter: yeah, he's already gone. we were over at jones day, that law firm, where he held a meeting before he left. presumably -- one of the things you're hearing from folks on capitol hill, is the need for trump to build those relationships and continue to build relationships here. so presumably trump will coming back to washington to continue to build those relatio

hi not long after around noon another shooting, this time atet miles away in aspen hill. hil a woman shot dead at the giant supermarket parking fox5 questioned police as to who they were looking for. any idea this guy is connecteds to what happened at high point high school. >> that would be something thatt investigators are looking at but that's nothing that we can can confirm at this point. police ultimately made they ma connection. it's tragic that we were not able to intervene prior to additional victims being harmed. more than an hour following theo last shooting across the streeth a spotting of eulalio tordil stopping at a dunkin' donuts and eating lunch here at the same boston market where the d.c. snipers ate during their 2002rig shooting spree. they came in from all directions and they boxed him in over there. they rammed the car from the th front and back. pulled guns on him and told him to get out of the vehicle. before he could make another ma motorcycle they drew theirew t weapons and cornered him.im. we had him under surveillance su and he again was walking

the head of the tsa gri grilling on capitol hill. he will testify before the committee just days ahead of the big travel city. the agency is still dealing with long lines at the airports. on tuesday he admitted there were failings at multiple levels. >> i think it is the case that we have had an institutional failure and not a failure of any one individual. >> among the changes the agency announced this week was the creation of a centralized command team at tsa headquarters. >>> more people are signing up for tsa precheck. the agency has received twice the applications since april doubling from 8,000 to 16,000. the application can be completed online but you still need to go through a tsa service center for fingerprinting. all five service centers in the backups. and the applications can take a month to be approved. >>> four things to know about today's weather. chuck, where do you want to start? >> i want to start with how amazing it was to be outside yesterday and yes, indeed, warm and dry again for today. made it back into the 80s

luke is on the hill for us today.s wrap up, i want to get a sense from you about how we sort of cast this moment. of course, it is just a step and may have been a predictable step but it is a significant step in the course of this campaign season. >> reporter: it certainly is, peter. you were right to say donald trump just left that motorcade to some folks. i think there are two main take aways from today. number one, the fact that there is progress between donald trump and paul ryan. that's significant. number two, was there no fall on endorsement. when you project it out to the future. members i spoke to today and some operatives i spoke to today say it is not good for the party to have the speaker and the nominee not 100% locked together. they're supposed to be tight. regardless it is right behind me. interestingly enough, this was between donald trump and mitch mcconnell. mcconnell has not embraced donald trump. he said he was optimistic of the second ballot of the convention that could be used to get rid of donal

she joins us now live from capitol hill.ring more and more reaction, including new sound this hour from mitch mcconnell. >> reporter: and you might be wondering why sound and not picture. we're in what is very much a working space for media here in the capitol. in many places on these grounds, you cannot use cameras. we often huddle around with audio recordings to talk to law makes. and that's what happened here where they encountered mitch mcconnell and asked him what was happening inside that meeting with republicans. let's take a listen to that. >> well, i already have. as you know some time back. we had a very constructive meeting. i think everybody felt that it was quite good. and as i intend indicated i had already endorsed him earlier. >> reporter: what did you specifically talk to him about? >> we talked about a variety of things, campaign related issues. >> reporter: so that's giving you a sense of sort of how the political sausage is made here. you heard the feet on the marble there. it's important because it is an

but over the hill it is hot. >> it is hot. bill, thank you. >>> memorial day honors in san francisco. coming up next, the sights and sounds from the presidio where veterans and their families took part in ceremonies today. >>> a 13-year-old girl gunned down outside her home, and her brother also shot in a drive-by shooting. the call for witnesses now to come forward from investigators who now have 24 hour surveillance set up outside their home. >>> the public jut cry is growing over the death of a silverback gorilla. the well-known animal expert weighing in after the zoo staff chose to shoot and kill the gorilla so they could retrieve a child who had fallen into the enclosure. >>> today people came to gather in sacramento to honor fallen heroes on this memorial day. the gathering was held at sierra hills memorial park at the veterans monument. many of those who attended had served. members of one family whose grandfather is buried there say they visit on this day every year for reflection and education. >> we come out so that

everybody was all smiles after the meetings here on capitol hill. there were plent live statements about cooperation and unity. but donald trump did not leave capitol hill with any new big endorsement and republican leaders went to great lengths to say this whole unity thing is going to take some time. donald trump took capitol hill by storm, his first real effort at winning over republican leaders. >> it was very good, very productive. >> reporter: a lot of talking behind closed doors but not in public for trump. he sat down with fox news. >> i think for the most part, we agree on a lot of different items and we're getting there. >> reporter: but there was no endorsement from the most powerful republican here washington, house speaker paul ryan. >> i do believe that we are now planting the seeds to get ourselves unified. >> reporter: but ryan says it will take time for that unity to grow. >> you don't put it together in 45 minutes. >> reporter: and in perhaps a bit of a dig at trump, ryan ran fweeting a photo of him chatting with children in the ca

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reporting live on capitol hill, edward lawrence.ack to you. >>> there are only a few days left to register to vote in d.c.'s democratic primary. the primary happens on june 14th and it is a clo that means he must be a registered as a democrat this order to cast a ballot. you have until monday if you need to change your party affiliation. >>> and kathleen matthews says she's not done running for political office. you remember the former news anchor lost the democratic primary last month. in her first interview since then, matthews told the "washington post," quote, all options are on the table for upcoming races in 2018. >>> when it comes to a number of recent issues on metro, the federal transit agency wants metro to act now. the fta ordered metro to make immediate repairs to areas including those from medical center to van ness and parts of orange and silver line, too. the many focus dealt with this explosion at federal center southwest caught on video. the fta says urgent track work must come before metro begins its widespread mai

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this capitol hill primary was a crucial part of it. at this point they are feeling very good inside the trump campaign about how this day has gone so far. >> so far looks like both sides stressing the positive. we saw some protesters earlier this morning when trump first arrived here in washington. he spoke about this being the beginning of the process. how many more meetings should we anticipate before the speaker of the house, the republican leader there backs donald trump formally and endorses him. >> they are having a lot of conversations. i'm not sure how many face-to-face meetings we can expect. this is what the speaker described as the beginning of the process. that is something said that today's meeting would not end things but start to begin the discussion. the speaker is crafting an election year agenda, something he wants house republicans to campaign on as they face potentially tough reelection choices. 30 seats need to flip for the democrats to take control of the house. speaker ryan wants to give something for the guys to

hill goes six and a third improves his record to 8-3. the number one sports topic in the bay area remains the warriors and the western conference final series. the warriors oklahoma city last night playing their second straight elimination game against the thunder. klay thompson led a gut gutsy 4th quarter rally to make sure there would be a game 7 tomorrow night. thompson made a record 11 three- pointers. 41 points in all. 108-101 was the final. the warriors arrive at oakland airport in the wee hours this morning. see kerr has played in game 7 that gives him some experience he can pass on to his players. >> keep it simple do your job and try to enjoy it have some fun. even though the game carries a lot of weight and we're all desperate to win on both sides you have to keep some perspective too. it's not the end of the world. one way or the other. >> the warriors tipoff tomorrow night the sharks will already be one hour into the team's first ever appearance in the stanley cup finals. it was media today in pittsburgh where the penguins ha

>>> complaints that capitol hill isn't as family friendly as it should be.n investigation by the news 4 i-team says congress isn't following its own standards for accommodating parents. scott macfarlane what you will see on news 4. >> it started digging after a u.s. house committee, that efforts should be made to provide temporary and it shouldn't require such parking at its buildings. it's something shane miller would like to see improved now expecting her second child. >> i think about when i was pregnant the first time parking in the garage and literally 15 minutes of waddling to my office -- >> from your spot. >> from my spot to my office. >>, but the i-team found other issues and the shortage of family restrooms with changing tables and the stations for nursing mothers down on the hill and why congress doesn't have to follow the same laws it helps pass for others. scott macfarlane, news 4 i-team. >>> it is the graduation ceremony this senior probably never exte police had to adjust and why he never made it to the original event. >>> they want you to sig

the finesse and experience that paul has on the hill.e say they won't vote for donald trump to people seeming enthusiastic about it. will that be true by the time we get to cleveland or will it be a largely united party? >> i think it will be pretty united by the time we get to cleveland. there's one common enemy and that's hillary clinton. i know the kind of people she will pick for her administration. all those people are different for what i want for america and what i want for the future of america. i think we will come behind, at least we will get excited about never hillary. he came to congress and talked to the speaker. i think he was able to go a long way to unify the party. i think it's up to both donald trump and paul ryan to unify the party. i think we can do that. if you look at previous elections, trepidation about john mccain. this always happens after a bruising primary. i think after the bruising primary, i think we'll be able to come together and win this time. are there anything we lost with donald trump as our party st

they said they were driving down the hill. something they think, it was a biker cut them off and they went right through the barricade. >> reporter: from this point of view, this must have been a terrifying drop. the driver broke through the log barrier and traveled several hundred feet down the hill and flipped upside down. rescuers say the pair suffered cuts and bruises and broke some bones but -- >> very lucky. >> reporter: they are recovering at a hospital. >>> it was another summer-like day and the temperatures will keep going up for memorial day. abc 7 news drew tuma has a first look at weather, drew? >> eric, we're talking about in the near term, a little fog developing. look at this. visibility in a lot of spots just fine at ten miles but once you get right along the coast, you notice half moon bay right now has fog to four miles per hour. that fog is really going to linger right along the coast in the next 12 hours and try and push its way inland. how far inland it gets and how quickly will that fog dissipate? we'll l

he is at capitol hill. have a great day.ol hill with the speaker of the house paul ryan and republican national committee chairman called it a positive step. we are awaiting paul ryan's comments. we should have those moments from now and we will have them live. heather: i am in for generally. the republican primary race may just about be

the weakest part of fisher's the east end of it where the hill is a hill. really, a series of ridges. but down in the back road is where he puts his calvary. those guys who would rather run than fight in the air going to be outflanked thanks to george crook. who sheridan will take full credit for later. anyhow, in the aftermath of fishers hill, one of the confederates said, early is played out and early was about played out. lee had ordered kirchoff's division back to the army. after fisher's hill, he is going to send kershaw back. by the way, also understand a little bit of that, in the twilight of fisher's hill, sammy pendleton who had just gotten married -- his wife has a child -- there he is rallying troops and sammy pendleton would be mortally wounded. this campaign not only wrecked the calvary of jackson, it is killing its soul gradually and pendleton it to myself. -- sort of a pit of mice is that. well, anyways, early retreats up the valley. and then, very interesting -- this is the clear difference between sheridan and grant, immediately grant saw t

he has a lot of respect on capitol hill. he's brilliant, he's smart, he knows the economy very well, and he's also an articulate voice for economic conservatism, that is why free markets work, why conservative principles and policies with regard to the economy actually work and there are really very few in the republican party who understand how to talk about free market economics and how to talk about conservatism in a way that's popular with the people. and in the absence of that, donald trump has come in with basically almost a protectionist, nationalistic platform, anti-trade, anti-immigration. that's not the way the republican party has been represented. and i understand why donald trump is so popular with, you know, white working class voters who have just been hammered over the last eight plus years, not getting ahead, but donald trump could have won those people and in fact mitt romney, if he had just won 3% more of the white vote, he would have beat barack obama. that is a path forward for donald trump. however, he

today they declared may 2 piscataway hills day. baker crediting aggressive residents for making sure it got done. >> it's not easy when it's personal. nothing is more personal than your home. than your livelihood and the quality of life. >> resident debbie among those celebrating. >> it's quiet. the best community i could dream to live in. our neighbors are so kind and caring. >> some people in this neighborhood never made happy. we are on top of the ridge. that is the slope that failed. this house here and this one here. two of the five that were condemned. still empty to this day. bought by the state. these residents force expensive natural disaster in the history of prince george's county. in fort washington, brad bell, abc7 news. leon: coming up on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- this is no ordinary cruise docking. the historical significance for hundreds of tourists on board. mike: i'm mike carter-conneen. debate over the future development at this corner at 18 and columbia road has neighbors fighting with neighbors. why some oppose a

jerry hill said it's a matter of time before that big one hits. he wants folks to be as prepared as possible. >> we heard today that the san andreas fault is 100 years overdue for a big earthquake. >> he proposed a bill to use $23 million from the state's general fund to pay for a statewide earthquake. early warning system. >> in the ground they will detect any shaking that begins and transmit that through california and give a person who has a smart phone or siren on tv a warning. >> they receive alerts from the system, but not the general public. they are from the napa earthquake in 2014. if the bill passes, the money will be used to add more sensors around the state to track the earthquakes. a seismologist with usgs the moment an earthquake hits, they would send out alerts fast. >> we could send you a warning. that is how fast radio waves and broadcast travels. >> nbc bay area news. >> the speed is what is so dangerous. >> hikers versus bikers. who should have access to a trail on a popular bay area mountain. we look at what happens when there

basically they were just driving down the hill. something, they think it was biker, cut them off and they went through the barricade. >> from this point of view you can see the path of the car. must have been a terrifying drop. the driver brokely to log barrier and traveled several hundred feet down the hill and flipped upside-down. the pair suffered cuts and bruises and broken bones. >> super lucky. very lucky. >> they're now recovering at a hospital. in oakland, abc7 news. >> family and friends of a missing vallejo girl are holding a vigil tonight to pray that she returns safe and sound. pearl winson was kidnapped on wednesday ask her alleged kidnapper was killed in a shootout with police. we're live in vallejo with the latest on this. >> reporter: you can see some of those friends gathered here behind me, lots of flowers, balloons, and messages of hope, and close family over this we're. her sister, her parents, everybody gathering here to pray together. they'll do that in 15 minutes at 6:15 tonight. pearl pinson has been missing

martha: let's go back, listen in, capitol hill as we await paul ryan after gop meetings on the hill. her son to an opioid over dose. he had been a high school senior, 18 years old, football player, great young guy. got hooked on heroin. but age 20 he lost his life. this is after he was in treatment, recovery. she stood by him. she worked with him but he lost his life to an heroin overdose at age 20. so she started an organization called overdose lifeline because she said she needed to do it until the dying stops. and the dying is happening every hour, every day, all across this country. martha: obviously they're dealing with some other issues here this morning and some important ones but as we wait for speaker paul ryan to come out, we watched back and forth, bill, over what his motivation is, you know. what is he trying to achieve? are some of his aims personal and political in terms of his own political future? or he is known to be a very principled man who cares very much about conservative issues and wants to hear about tax reform. wants to hear about taking on social security. d

they are positioned on the hill. he looked at the kernel and said .sir, i am not an engineer i am a sailor. when you put a gun on a slope, and the gun is here, and you shoot it, won't it roll down a hill?" wadsworth said it would give you more trajectory, leave them where they are. he said sir, i really think they are going to roll down the hill. wadsworth said, leave them where they are. okey-dokey. the marines but their guns at the top of the hill. the hill goes to the water. there are trees. there is a tree line. it is gorgeous, go to patterson park. there is a tree line. you cannot see what is at the confluence of the creek and river. captain miller is on the hill with his spy glass. he said we cannot fire now. he got a group of 20 marines and put them in a picket line all the way to the water with orders "tell me where the shots land." they had a line. there were no radios like we think of now as modern communication. it was yelling. when cannons are shooting, it is loud. you cannot yell to the shoreline. the ma

,hill lindsay watts, fox5 local news.the two survives from today'siv mall shooting were rushed to suburban hospital for treatment. fox5's teisha lewis continues our team coverage with the latest. >>reporter: tony, it's all really disturbing and it's beenn a tough time here at suburban hospital. eulalio tordil is accused off shooting six people in the last 48 hours. today's victims crew three people who were brought here and the last information we received is that one man was pronounced dead. another man is touch and go, inn critical condition.ndit he's being treated as we and then also there is a woman who is expected to survive. she suffered non-lifeon-l threatening injuries.ing now, tordil's killing spreepree started yesterday with his estranged wife gladys. she was a science teacher att park dale high school. disappointment. it shouldn't have happened likee that. first when i heard about it, i thought it was another student at a school. when i found out that it was aas person that i see all the time, it really affecte