ray lewis iii who plays football for coastal carolina turned himself in to police yesterday. two women say he sexually assaulted them in january, but the warrant charges him with sexual battery of one woman, an 18-year-old who was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. the warrant says she could have been incapacitated at the time. he is facing a charge of third degree criminal sexual conduct. >>> the month of may could end with extra millions in the bank. this weekend's powerball the jackpot for today is $314 million. cash value is $204.7 million. you can watch tonight's drawing live right here on channel 7 before "eyewitness news" at 11:00. i would like a bentley continental gt. [ laughter ]

the credits from the second god father is better than "godfather iii."g, "you know what my favorite part of sex is? the part where you take off the condom and flush it down the toilet?" mmm-mmm. it's what sex is all about." with ted cruz, it's not only his bad taste in movies that make him unlikable. he's also a liar. in fact, healize so much, even his eight-year-old daughter is sick of it. just watch in this clip how she called him out last night. >> they have karaoke machines they got for christmas. they both have matching karaoke machines and it is a little frightening with the two of them singing taylor swift together. >> we don't sing together. >> that's true. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> trevor: "we don't sing together, dad. lie all you want about mexicans but don't drag my karaoke ( bleep ) into this!" ( laughter ) why don't they get her to moderate debates? ( laughter ) just look how she shuts him down. she is like, "that is not what happens." and he went, "that's true." ( laughter ) i've never seen ted cruz-- but ted cruz approaches a possible n

you have to get used to seeing rj iii wearing different colors. reporter: orange and brown. leon: close to my heart. reporter: flashbacks of redskins robert. and the wizards are down an all-star. details n >> now, the toyota sports desk. reporter: some things never change. ,ou can say that about rj iii who had an introductory presser as the cleveland browns quarterback. >> why not be happy? game foraying a king's a king's ransom. it is really exciting. we are all hungry. we have not been here in a long time and we are going to reporter: the wizards are on life support, trying to get the last playoff spot in the east. chances are slim. this will not help. john wall is out tonight for a sore right knee. there are only five games left in the season. tipoff at 8:00. d.c. united is still winless this season. they will go for the first against vancouver. next six matches are at home. it is too early to panic, but there is urgency. >> we like our group. there is confidence about who we are and what we are about. there is a little urgency to get results, especially with the home str

going to give licenses to everybody we're giving them to now -- justice kennedy: but there's article iii standing for declaratory relief all the time. you say this course of action is being compelled on me. i want a declaratory suit that says that it's void. general verrilli: and i think that gets to the point, justice kennedy. if right now, tomorrow, today instead of suing us they had come into court and said we want a declaratory judgment, we are thinking about in light of this change in federal law, we're thinking about changing our state law to a different law, and we want a declaratory judgment that if we do so, it won't be preempted, i think you would throw that case out in a nanosecond as hypothetical, and that is this case. that is precisely the situation we are in right now. you have to render a judgment on that issue to decide whether they have injury in fact with respect to -- justice roberts: do we really, or is it enough is it enough that they would have to be put through litigation in order to escape the policy? you say, well, they can just not do this. and i think it's you

we don't want again to world war iii. and yet, the people that are the neighbors, they don't really care. or they don't care much. but here is the thing. when i talk about armament or when i talk about protection or when i talk about the military, all of these countries, which is much of the world, that we are taking care of, they have to pay, and i do want to be, like, a green person, but we are losing a fortune everywhere. we take care of south korea. we have 28,000 soldiers on the line between the north and the well, take a look at ukraine. these three or four countries that surround ukraine, do you ever hear of them complaining? we don't want again to world war iii. and yet, the people that are the neighbors, they don't really care. or they don't care much. but here is the thing. when i talk about armament or when i talk about protection or when i talk about the military, all of these countries, which is much of the world, that we are taking care of, they have to pay, and i do want to be, like, a green person, but we

finding that states got special solicitude and were allowed to sue in a manner where, under article iii, they normally wouldn't be able to sue. in addition, i do think that you do have a quite different situation in that there was no way for massachusetts to avoid the effects about which it was complaining, and there is a way here. so there is a difference. justice roberts: maybe i could ask you to switch. general verrilli: i was just going to ask whether i could. thank you. so i think it's important, again, to frame where we are on the merits here, that the texas agrees that dhs has the authority to defer removal of this class of alien parents of u.s. citizens and lpr's. they agree that that judgment is unreviewable. what we disagree about is whether principally -- whether we also have the authority to authorize them to work and to accrue some ancillary benefits based on that work. justice roberts: before you get to that, could i ask you a question about the scope of your argument? general verrilli: sure. justice roberts: under your argument, could the president grant deferred removal

going to give licenses to everybody we're giving them to now -- justice kennedy: but there's article iii standing for declaratory relief all the time. you say this course of action is being compelled on me. i want a declaratory suit that says that it's void. general verrilli: and i think that gets to the point, justice kennedy. if right now, tomorrow, today instead of suing us they had come into court and said we want a declaratory judgment, we are thinking about in light of this change in federal law, we're thinking about changing our state law to a different law, and we want a declaratory judgment that if we do so, it won't be preempted, i think you would throw that case out in a nanosecond as hypothetical, and that is this case. that is precisely the situation we are in right now. you have to render a judgment on that issue to decide whether they have injury in fact with respect to -- justice roberts: do we really, or is it enough is it enough that they would have to be put through litigation in order to escape the policy? you say, well, they can just not do this. and i think it's you

officials say that james brown iii shot dermyer while they were on a training mission. other officers shot and killed brown. >>> a terrifying trend. 10 incidents of bullets hitting homes. investigators are trying to figure out who is doing this and why and they crimes are random and not connected. homeowners say either way, they're worried. >> that's really disturbing. they could be shooting at my house and my receive and i in the bed and you hear gunshots? >> police have increased patrols in the affected neighborhoods, and they continue to investigate. >>> during to the race for president. voting is under way right now in the wisconsin primary. ted cruz and bernie sanders have been leading in voter surveys and are hoping to defeat the frontrunners. >> that will be four states in a row that donald trump will have gotten whopped. >> if people vote, we will do very, very well. >> we will have a full report tonight from wisconsin at 11:00. >>> and president obama is calling donald trump's plan to get mexico to pay for a border notion saying that he would threaten to cut of

football, we are talking about rg iii. he is not here, remember? frustrations with the redskins.nd the wizards dropped off the nets tonight. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good, only fios can. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. until it'ss not over over, so mathematically the wizards are still in the playoff race, although chances are slim. therooklyn tonight, in third quarter, sessions with the no look to otto porter. quarter, bradley beal on defense. gets the steal, the easy lay-in. the wizards win 121-103. he was dealing, six innings of on

raskin: i'm jamie raskin, and i approve this message. >>> robert griffin iii is looking to shake image of his rocky four years in washington. but he'll have to do it with the franchise that has a rocky image of its own. griffin recognized that, well, most players probably don't want to play for the cleveland browns. but reassured his new team fans that he's happy to be there. he spent most of his time talking about his new job. but also, what he learned about his time with the burgundy and gold. >> i just have to learn from what happened. learn from your mistakes, take your success and try to build upon that. that's what we're allyrerying to do here. and i'm not trying to let any baggage hold me down from the past. but i do have a massive chip on my shoulder. and i know this team has a massive chip on its shoulder. >> the washington capitals already secured their spot. games was prep for the play- offs, except for that one record that is hanging over their heads. caps, one win shy of tying the all-time wins record held by mardi brodur. they have three games held on the schedule.

his name is james brown iii and he has a long criminal history. >> reporter: a vigil for trooper chad deermeyer will be held several hours from now. fellow officers and loved ones and family will gather across where a bun man ended his life. he wore his badge at pride and honor and stopped at nothing to keep others and animals safe. at this video shown in richmond, a soft, happy side of deer meyer of him reuniting a man with his dog. it is memories like in that people will hold on to, visions of deermeyer smile and laugh and his kindness now gone. he was in the bus station on thursday for a training exercise with the examination. and it was just before 3:00 p.m. when a man shot him several times. >> you can see the look of terror on people's faces. >> reporter: troopers near shot the suspect and hitting them and two women were struck to. but deer meyer and the man that thlled him are gone forever. anyone who attends, is asked to wear a navy blue shirt and bring a blue or white rose to leave at the site. >> police she was it was james brown iii that pulled the trigger at the bus statio

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. the airport in brussels, belgium, has reopened, almost two weeks after isis suicide bombers killed 32 people there and at a brussels subway stop. a small crowd held a minute of silence before the first flight took off. there were only three departures and arrivals today, but officials said the airport should be up to 20% capacity by tomorrow and full capacity by the end of june. >> we are turning a page, a page full of blood, but we have to rebuild this airport, and we will do so. >> sreenivasan: under tighter security measures, passenge

on saturday he ends his run as king george iii in the smash hit musical, "hamilton," jonathan groff is show and he's got -- >> steve: unbelievable. >> jimmy: i love him, ma so talented. and we got this album. i can't wait for, this so far is my record of the year. until -- sugarhill gang. until that hit record comes out. [ light laughter ] >> steve: but for now -- >> jimmy: for right now, the lumineers are here tonight, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] the lumineers. guys, it's time for "tonight show hashtags." here we go. ♪ hashtags hashtags ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. we use twitter on our show every single week, so if you watch the show and want it play along we do this thing every wednesday, where i send out a a hashtag and we ask you to tweet out things based on that topic. so since it's spring and we have the amazing sugarhill gang on our show, i went on twitter and started a hashtag called springraps. all right? i asked you guys to tweet out a a funny rap about spring. we got thousands of tweets, within 30 minutes it a so thank you for those tweets. [ che

which play is most performed, richard iii or hamlet, and who has more lines, hamlet or richard iii?largest number of lines. >> hamlet has the most lines in a single play but met margaret has the most lines. >> in multiple plays -- i would bet for the most performed it is richard iii, hamlet is a long and demanding play, you need a fabulous actor to play that role and handle all those lines. i know the internet will answer this question. >> maybe not correctly. >> what is your advice to high school teachers? >> i respect high school teachers who teach shakespeare a tremendous amount and i want to send out all my praise and affection to them because once they come to me they are already interested. they are already oriented to shakespeare because of the great work teachers are doing. my advice to high school teachers is as much as it is possible and not only school board will allow it in this way, to allow students to come at shakespeare at any level from any perspective from any side, to pick up any piece of the play, because those kind of encounters that come from curiosity are the

this is his picture, andrew joseph iii. this is what this boy looked like. good student. quite an athlete. had a wonderful future ahead of him. but not being white, his parents didn't get a call that night to say come pick him up. i submit to you this is not just one person's tragedy. it's not just a tragedy of these parents. standing at his graveside. it's a tragedy of america. we persist in being a country of sometimes casual racism. racism that sometimes goes unnoticed. if you say a bad word that begins with the letter n, and there happens to be a recording device nearby, you will certainly be scolded. and to some degree held accountable. that much is true. but institutionalized racism, racial profile, redlining, not treated the same way because it's just too hard. it's much like the concept that if we close our eyes to it, it will somehow disappear. a 1-year-old, maybe 2-year-old might think that way but a country of 330 million? why do we ever think that way? now, i wish i could tell you that this story somehow had a happy ending. it doesn't. this kind of institution

what you've done with king george iii, this is you right here. >> oh, boy. >> jimmy: yeah, this is what you look like. [ cheers and applause ] i saw you -- i went with my wife to go see you, and you come outroy. y you sing, unbelievable. "you'll be back" and you just -- you're making -- like you're being funny on top of singing i go -- audience, i don't know if you can tell how much they love you. they love you and i was like -- seriously, it's unbelievable. and i was actually sitting back going, "this guy is the most talented guy." i've never seen -- you just destroy. you were making me laugh, and then you came back out and almost got a standing ovation just coming back out and i go, "oh, yeah, we all missed you!" [ laughter ] i think -- i think it's one of the best performances i've ever, ever seen in my entire life. it's that amazing. and here's what's crazier. so "hamilton," the original cast recording that the roots -- questlove and tariq trotter did it with lin-manuel and produced it. you guys won a grammy together. >> yeah. >> jimmy: congratulations on winning a grammy award -- [

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, alison stewart. >> stewart: good evening, and thanks for joining us. emotions ran high today on the greek island of lesbos, as pope francis visited a camp where 3,000 migrants and refugees await deportation to turkey under a deal with the european union. pope francis shook hands with hundreds of the migrants, many weeping and begging for his help, some chanting the word freedom. the pope asked for unity in helping people fleeing conflicts in syria, afghanistan, iraq, and elsewhere. >> ( translated ): we need to eliminate the causes of this dramatic situation: it is not enough to limit ourselves to responding t

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, megan thompson. this is pbs newshour weekend. >> thompson: good evening and thanks for joining us. president obama is pushing the proposed transatlantic trade and investment partnership he hopes to finalize by the end of the year. the president was in germany today for talks with chancellor angela merkel about the deal, which is intended to lower the costs and regulations of imports and exports between the u.s. and europe. at a news conference with merkel, obama said both nations benefit from free trade. >> it is indisputable that it has made our economy stronger. it has made sure that our businesses are the m

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, alison stewart. >> stewart: good evening and thanks for joining us. the small south american nation of ecuador is recovering from its most powerful earthquake in 40 years. last night's massive 7.8 magnitude quake was centered near the town of pedernales on ecuador's pacific coast. but it could be felt in the nation's capital, quito, 105 miles away. the quake caused damage across the nation of 16-million people. the mayor of pedernales said, quote, "the entire town collapsed. there's nothing much we can do." ecuador's president, rafael correa, says at least 235 people have died in the quake, and 15- hundred mor

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening, and thanks for joining us. secretary of state john kerry made a surprise visit to afghanistan today in an attempt to ease escalating political tensions there and prolong a power-sharing agreement he brokered two years ago. secretary kerry met with afghan president ashraf ghani, whose security forces control 70% of the country's territory but are fighting a resurgent taliban which was initially toppled by the u.s.-led invasion in 2001. kerry also met with ghani's political rival, abdullah abdullah, who is chief executive of the unity government. kerry later tweete

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, this is pbs newshour weekend. >> thompson: good evening and thanks for joining us. police in two states are searching for answers in two mass shootings that occurred in the past 24 hours. in ohio, police are looking for the killer or killers of eight members of the same family who were killed yesterday in four separate homes in rural pike county, which lies between columbus and cincinnati. police say the victims-- seven adults and one teenager-- were shot in the head at close range "execution-style," some while they slept. one woman was shot in her bed with a newborn beside her. that baby, another infant, and

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. belgium announced today: isis terrorists hurried to carry out suicide bombings on the airport and a train station in brussels and had originally intended to attack paris, again. without providing plot details, belgian prosecutors said" numerous elements in the investigation have shown that the terrorist group initially had the intention to strike in france again. eventually, surprised by the speed of the progress in the ongoing investigation, they urgently took the decision to strike in brussels." the brussels attacks killed 32 people on

as dave said, is world war iii going to start? look at the size of that.ut we have countermeasures. we develop countermeasures for that. we develop in equipment, we develop tactics. battle which was an amazing ballet of 14 fighters. top gun, tom cruise, all of that. and, the kinds of radar-caring planes. smaller b-twos that can see out for thousands of miles and tell where everybody is an vector in the scenes. where tankers have to be to resupply those f-14s. where the electronic warfare planes have to be in order to jam the radars. all of those were worked out during the cold war. the same with submarine tactics. the same with surface tactics. we're doing that. well, i am not doing that i have not been in the navy for 20 years. the u.s. navy is doing that today. if the battle was tomorrow, the answer is, yet. the answer for 40 years, i don't know. between now and then, many things can happen but what the navy is -- thinks that's what you pay for. figure out ways to make sure those carriers can stay forward, the cruisers can stay forward, the submarines ca

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. ank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. the migrant flow to and through europe is slowing down as countries along the route harden their borders. austria said today it would deploy soldiers along its border with italy to block migrants who've crossed the mediterranean sea from northern africa. germany says due to tightened borders, new arrivals through austria dropped to 5,000 migrants last month, down from 65,000 in january. in greece, several dozen syrian refugees blocked a highway to protest the closed border into neighboring macedonia. 45,000 migrants and refugees are strand

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the victim is 15-year-old john evans iii.d in the neck and sources say there was a brief altercation that ultimately led to t those same sources confirming the murder was caught on surveillance tape. >> reporter: lawmakers here at the state house in annapolis still debating noah's law and some precede ral moves in the last minute and different language at this point they're back in session right now but the clock is ticking because the session ends at midnight. if they don't pass it at midnight, the bill is dead. >> and you can see our reporters out there without their coats on. it is nice and mild but get i for rain at the bus stop tomorrow morning. temperature range 52 to 57. it will be drier for the afternoon. your 7-day come up in just a few minutes. tony? >> thank you very much. we turn to the race for the white house. donald trump and hillary clinton are coming off of a series of losses. a fox news poll shows the two leading by empire state. joelwaldman has the latest from the campaign trail. >> reporter: hillary clinto

killing 27-year-old robert braxton iii. sara bloomquist is live outside of the courthouse in norrisville. >> reporter: prosecutors interviewed more than 50 witnesses but could not find this as a reasonable case of self-defense. >> today at montgomery county district attorney announced the results of an extensive investigation and the charges now filed again the church member. mark storm was led into his arraignment in hand quufs this afternoon. the 46-year-old is charged with voluntary manslaughter and reckless endangerment. kevin steele described what dozens of witnesses saw happen in fellowship church in north wales on sunday. he says problems started when the victim robert bronxton became upset after sitting down

the dead boy was 15-year-old john rufus evans iii. the 18-year-old who police say killed him is javonte hall. according to charging documents they rode in to the deanwood metro station on the same train and made threatening gestures t

law that said we're going to give licenses to everybody we are giving them a -- >> there's article iiiear toward really awful time. you say this course of action is being compelled on me. i wanted declaratory suit that says that it's void. >> if right now tomorrow, today instead of sing as they attempted to court and said we wanted declaratory judgment, we are thinking about it, we are thinking about changing our state lottery different law, and we want a declaratory judgment that if we do so it will not be preempted, i think he would throw the case out in a nanosecond as hypothetical, and that is in this case. you have to remember that you have to render a judgment on the issue to decide whether they have injury in fact with respect to -- >> do we really? is enough that they would have to be put through litigation in order to escape the policy? i think you will not dispute that it will be put through litigation if they do take it out. >> i don't think that could be enough. in any number of cases they may have to incur some costs with respect to -- >> how is that different? if i owned

ray lewis iii is accused of sexually assaulting two women at coastal carolina college. he is charged with criminal misconduct. it alleges sexual battery of an 18-year-old woman under the influence of drugs or alcohol. explosionmassive gas in pennsylvania created a fiery scene that the fire chief called "a look down into hell." gas and snatch her and pipeline burst into flames, leaving one person badly burned -- a 30-inch natural gas pipeline. energy is cooperating cause of the blast. leon: severe weather plaguing several states. oklahoma has been nervously watching as today multiple tornadoes touched down with baseball sized hail. there was also a foot of snow in colorado. i guess we have nothing to complain about here. everyone was talking about how cool it felt compared with before. we have had a wild week. 86 degrees monday, and today was only 56. alison: amazing. steve: 56 was the high, the average this time of year is 71. so far tonight we have dropped three degrees. the cloud cover and the showers having a huge impact on the temperatures across the mid-atlantic. f

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place say james brown iii shot and killed him after the trooper began talking with him. moments later two troopers shot and killed brown. >>> coming up, we're going to hit the campaign trail. the candidates were spread out across wisconsin this weekend with a big primary there soon. stay with us. make today smile with 6 dunkin' donuts for $3.99, powdered with sugar, layered with frosting, filled with jelly, or topped with sprinkles. share some smiles with 6 donuts for $3.99 today. america runs on dunkin'. >> as world leaders head ho today, president obama is speaking about progress made at the nuclear security summit held here in washington but he pointed out more needs to be done to reduce these weapons of mass destruction around the world. he spoke about it during his weekly address today. >> all of south america is now free of these deadly materials. central europe and southeast asia are on track to be free of them later this year. that means that as terrorists and criminal gangs look around for the deadly

the suspect, james brown iii, was shot and killed.oday police explained what they saw on that video. >> then within seconds he pulled a .40 caliber beretta semiautomatic pistol from his waistband of his pants, turned back toward chad, and they were pretty much side by side with brown being to chad's right. he turned into him and fired the shots, multiple shots. >> northern virginia bureau reporter david culver joins us now here in the studio. david, this most recent police shooting is adding to an uneasiness within the law enforcement community in general, isn't it? >> certainly an uneasiness, even creating a hesitation for some of those who serve and protect. in less than 30 minutes from now, there will be a vigil in richmond for trooper chad dermyer, the latest in what's been a month of police tragedies really impacting officers in

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today robert griffin iii did hold his first press conference as a member of the browns and during histe session with the media, grichen talked about everything from his health to what he learned about himself after being demoted by the redskins last season. here is what griffin had to say when asked if he's been humbled by everything that's taken place. >> if you say you're humble then you're not humble so i can't say that. no, i just think i'm more experienced. i'm not -- i'm still a kid. i'm 26. we're all kids. we got to play a kids' game. i've grown a lot since 2012 and just throughout the whole process of all those years there in washington. so i'm not oblivious to that fact. i know there are things i could have done differently, but today i can't focus on that. you know, i have to focus on what i'm doing with the cleveland browns. i keep saying i'm excited but everyone in the locker room is excited about the opportunity before us and what we can do for the city. >> do you feel a little extra pressure to get it right here as a quarterback? >> i mean, no pressure, press conference.

he opened fire and killed 27-year-old robert braxton, iii. they could not find evidence that the shooting was self-defense. the man's father, said as a man of god he has forgive storms for his son's death. >>> even though i have so much pain and so much hurt from the life he took away from me, mark, i forgive you man, and my family forgives you, but you must pay for this crime that you did. >> reporter: storms faces up to 20 years behind bars if he is convicted. >>> protests outside a trump rally in orange county, california led to 20 arrests. fights began to break out between the demonstrators and trump supporters. the crowd tried to swarm vehicles and tip over a police cruiser. another driver was doing donuts in the street striking several people before speeding off. mounted patrol set up a line of defense and ordered pros testers not to cross. >>> ted cruz and his new running mate will attend a town hall in indiana today. he is taking heat in john boehner. the former house speaker refused to him always lucifer in the flesh. cruz responded

tkpwefs gunned down in a richmond bus station on thursday he has been identified as james brown iii of illinois >>> had it not been for trooper chad, i can't imagine how many more lives would have been lost. >>> police say brown had 143 rounds of ammunition on him. two women were hurt in the exchange of another. both are expected to be okay. >>> president obama slamming donald trump. he made some comments about him as he wrapped up the nuclear summit. he said a lot of important work had started even if the goal of stopping the spread of nukes does not happen in his lifetime. >> the person who made the statements doesn't know much about foreign policy, or nuclear policy, or the korean peninsula, or the world generally. >> the president said trump's comments came up during talks with foreign leaders at that summit. he said other nations want "sobriety and from the u.s." >> it seems this morning donald trump reversing course a bit. it comes days after sparking a firestorm of criticism for his comments on abortion. he told cbs news regarding abortion should remain just as they are. hours a

the man was charles ingram iii, a 51-year-old whose obitry said he was a navy veteran who suffered burns over 100% of his body much the police say when they arrived at ingram's home, his wife was there. she said her husband had been feeling as though he didn't fit in. their divorce was going to be finalized two days later and he had just lost his job. >> my understanding is that anyone who has crossed that line is in a significant amount of pain with a rational thinking is not accessible to them and the only way they see to end the pain in their life is to remove themselves from this world. >> there's a jacket out the front. he's not wearing clothes. >> there's been a lot of recent problems about the problems with the veteran administration and their facilities. he was not happy with the quality of care he was getting at the va and here's the other part of it. this was 1:00 p.m., the va's hours are monday through friday, 8:00 to 4:30 p.m. they have asked the va to be open on saturday to give veterans the time they need to get the critical care after searching their country that they dese

james brown iii shot dermyer after the officer began talking to him during a drill at the greyhound station in richmond. brown hated the police. two state troopers killed brown after he opened fire on trooper dermyer. toopular local race paused remember a followed officer, family ashley guindon's participating. she was shot on the first day on the job as a prince william county police officer. >> i cannot express in words the gratitude we have to the humanity and police. it has been outstanding. it has made this loss a lot easier. [bagpipes play] one of several local officers killed in the line of duty remembered in a ceremony at the national law enforcement officers memorial. people gathered from across the country, some carrying signs reading " blue lives matter." nationally, 16 officers have died in shootings this year, more than double the number from the same time last year. is behind bars come accused in arlington's first murder of the year. the teenager, according to neighbors, is the son of the murder victim, dennis adams. he was stabbed last night on south glebe road. the police sa

october 2, rg iii is back with the browns. the skins take on the bengals in london.hanksgiving day, the redskins at dallas. and december 19, another monday night tilt, this time hosting the nfc champion carolina panthers. i cannot wait for football to get started. so far.y red suit 1-0 hopefully you will pick up my dry cleaning bill, because i have a feeling wearing this for several weeks as the cap's progress. leon: no, dude, you are stuck, you can i clean it, that is the point. it has to be as it is tonight. scott: then stay far away for me because of my be a little stinky. alison: whatever it takes. 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 ho