. >> jermaine knight, a member of the crip street gang, is currently serving nine months on a conviction of unlawful wounding. at the time of his arrest, he was on probation for robbery and received an additional two years for violating his probation. knight says his dedication to gang life is not at all what it used to be. >> i haven't been in jail since i was 16. i've been a crip since i was 8. once you get in, you can't really get out. so i am what i am. but -- all these tattoos i got, they've got to go. all prison tattoos. glorify being incarcerated. being in gangs. >> while knight admits to a near lifetime of criminal behavior, he says he now wants to set a different example for his three young children and protecting his family is what led to his latest conviction. knight says he told some loud neighbors to quiet down. then one of them attacked him with a machete. >> the next thing i know, he hits me in the shoulder with the machete. crazy. he cut my face from here to there. 15 stitches in my face. cut my hand open. and i finally got the machete from him. i hurt him pretty bad. i a

were you as confident going in as jermaine, or did you know it was gonna be a little tough? competition -- ps 124. they won before us, but we did think that we was going to beat them this year, but i guess we gave them what we had. we did a great job. >> i think you left it all out there on the stage, did you not? and apparently, you guys were -- from what i understand, you wowed them. the judges were absolutely wowed from the minute you started >> mm-hmm. >> what does it mean to you to be able to take this group of kids -- what did you tell me -- 18 youngsters you took? >> 19. >> uh-huh. >> ...and watch them just really blossom? >> it's the most -- i tell everybody i have the greatest job in the world. i mean, to be able to give these students the opportunity to connect with the world on a different level, to bring their education out there into the world, it's just -- it's immeasurable. >> i think a lot of people who focus a lot on math and science and -- but these kids and their i mean, you've got some real stars here. >> absolutely. >> and that interest has been piqued e

there were two producers that i think credit with and that would be germane to jermaine jackson unquote and. >> in 1989 he cofounded la face records. know. i realize now, that i got lucky. reporter: he is old-fashioned when it comes to signing new artists. >> i don't care what your social media statistics are. i don't care how many youtube views are. it gets me excited. when i can't sleep i listen to your record. and it is all talent driven. and so the way that i look at this is i'm trying to find a lead singer for my van. reporter: megan wright for "fox 5 news". steve: that is so nice and refreshing. dari: the real deal. very nice. well, coming up next. against doctor luke. and of course, coming up next, steve: music artist kesha said that dr. luke inflicted emotional and sexual abuse on her. here is the lisa evers. reporter: she's a pop star whose career has been on hold as she tried to fight her way out of a record deal. but now a new york judge has slammed the door shut on her last ditch legal maneuver against her sony affiliated user dr. luke she made some serious charges. >> she w

investigators said the driver of the cadillac, jermaine mcallister was parked on the side of the highway and pulled out in front of the truck. the man behind the wheel of the truck is expected to be okay and the accident caused significant delays on the outer loop. >>> turning to the race for president, cbs news reports we are likely to see donald trump start to a bit as the campaign heads into the con tension. strategist man afort said trump had been projecting an image for the media and soon we'll see a different guy. >> the majority is the majority, period. >> as for the democrats, both hillary clinton and bernie sanders are campaigning today in pennsylvania ahead of next tuesday's primary. there are more than 250 democratic delegates at stake. >>> in a move that could have an impact on the entire e collection, governor mcauliffe will make all ex-felons eligible to vote. it applies to violent nonviolent offenders. according to the aclu 6 million are prohibited from voting. >> praying for the community in the wake of tragic violence. the deanwood neighborhood walks to remember two teen

make with respect to european defense spending is absolutely true, that under angela's leadership jermaine has been more forward-leaning on a whole variety of areas. i do continue to maintain and i will say this leading up to the nato conference and beyond, that given the pressures both from the south and the aggressive posture and enormous spending we're seeing out of russia, it is important for all of our nato members to try to hit the target that we set in wales of 2% of defense spending so that everyone is able to maintain the kind of defense capacity in part to prevent wars. not necessary throy initiate them but to in a position where we can send a strong signal that we can meet our alliance obligations and deal with these new and rapidly emerging challenges that confront europe as well as the world. >> the second u.s. journalist is from "the wall street journal". reporter: thank you, mr. president. north korea launched a bafltic missile from a submarine on saturday. do you view it as a serious overshnewer and at is point how do you ases north korea's nuclear capabilities? and chancel

but there's nobody who is as famous or douglas or jermaine logan that we have not heard of today. again, they are, but they're in congress. how are the sizable native american populations affected by reconstruction? >> that's probably something that mark should be discussing later on. the native policy you're talking about? native american policy? >> native american population [ inaudible ] as we all know, living in oklahoma fighting for the confederacy owned slads. at the war's end, they accept them into cherokee society as equals. about ten years ago, cherokee society then kind of threw him back out. so i mean, the liberty policy is kind of the 1%. others speaking today will have better answers when it comes to discussing native american policy. . >> would you comment on the experience of the blacks in the far west? >> let me rephrase your question and my answer. because whether it's 1865 or 1945, middle class white guys want to go home when they have businesses and farms and jobs and woois to go back home to. before that 140,000 slaves might have spouses to go home to, but they

it was shut down for hours this morning after a deadly crash in temple hills. 35-year-old jermaine mcallister was on the shoulder of beltway when he swerved into the road in front of a tract tractor-trail tractor-trailer. he died at the scene. >>> they offer to do home repairs and mow the lawn, but in the end they're just ripping people off. darcy spencer live in bethesda. what do all these victims have in common, darcy? >> reporter: well, chris, we can tell you the one thing these victims have in common is their age. they are all senior citizens. police tell us this is why they're being targeted. a dozen people have been ripped off in home improvement scams in montgomery county just since last month. they're preying on senior citizens. 11 of those victims were at least 70 years old. >> it is known that these suspects often target older individuals, especially those individuals with memory problems or physical limitations. >> reporter: police have charged this man in two of the investigations. he allegedly took a payment for work he never did. and he's accused of making this hole in a piece o

jermaine mcallister died when his car collided with a tractor-trailer overnight. this happened near temple hills road. it appears mcallister veered out of his lane into the path of the truck after he'd been stopped on the shoulder. >>> in a sweeping move, virginia's governor is restoring voting rights to all felons who have completed their sentence. it's a move that could have a big impact on the presidential election. julie carey joins us live from loudoun county where voter registration offices will be especially busy this fall. >> reporter: the governor's executive order means 206,000 virgin virgin virginiana who have done their time will be eligible to vote. no longer will they have to fill out this paperwork to have their voting rights restored. this news is cause for celebration for some. >> oh, absolutely thrilled. it was just amazing. it is amazing. >> reporter: sheila coates has been spent decades helping people register to vote. she is with a group called black women united for action. more recently, she's focused on helping female felons go through the

jermaine, sacramento, california, o'reilly, great interview with cruz.uild anything. diane frazier, danny frazier, i should say. sarahland, alabama. mr. o., shame on you for not calling geraldo out when he called ted cruz's comments anti-semitic. are you sure you're watching "the factor," danny. abraham, focus you, everyone knows cruz is great friend to israel and to the jewish community who serves in texas. catherine carter, reno, nevada, just bought tickets to see o'reilly and miller here for father's day gift. my husband is thrilled with it. i told him to be grateful he's not getting another golf shirt. yes. right on, catherine. we'll see you guys september 23rd. denver the next night, saturday september 24th. atlanta, biloxi, mississippi, october. fairfax, virginia, may 7 president. that's coming up. no heeg check the shows out on billo'reilly.com. barbara, tacoma, washington, when does the second season of "legends and lies begin"? sunday, june 4th. we focus on the patriots who won freedom for america. you'll be surprised what we found out. all the

. >>> from our delaware news room tonight 21-year-old jermaine booker was sentenced to 44 years in prison found guilty of attempted murder and robbery stemming from a home invasion and beating in wilmington back in 2014. booker attacked a 61-year-old woman in her home on cambridge drive and stole her car. the woman was hospitalized with serious injuries. investigators say that attack was random. >> ♪ >> we have this just into "action news." trenton police detectives are on the scene of a shooting tonight. happened just about 90 minutes ago along the unit block of hillcrest avenue. still not clear what led up to the gunfire but one person was found with a gunshot wound. that person was taken to the hospital for treatment. investigators have not released details about the extent of the victim's injuries or if there are any suspects. but we will continue to follow this story and bring you updates as we get them. >>> we have an update to a story "action news" brought you back in february. the woman who allegedly assaulted a dunkin' donuts employee has been arrested. she is safa brown. authori

you know, this amendment would have been jermaine, it would have been within the -- germane, it would have been within the rules of the body and it is supported by -- mr. polis: i yield 30 seconds. mr. yarmuth: and more importantly, it would have been supported by the vast majority of americans, republicans, democrats, independents who want us to reform our campaign finance system so that it's on the up and up so people who understand who's trying to influence them and also trying to get the -- end the influence of big money in politics. so i wish that the rules committee had made that amendment in order. they didn't so i will oppose the rule and urge my colleagues to do so. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. burgess: mr. speaker, may i inquire of the gentleman from colorado how many additional speakers he has? mr. polis: i'm prepared to close. mr. burgess: in which i'll reserve to allow the gentleman to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. polis: thank you, mr. speaker

. >> okay, jermaine wilson. >> oh, hold on. got to go. >> this is: hello? this is quincy.town inn. >> (laughing). >> thank you, sir. what's your name? >> are you calling, too? >> yes. >> sue, are you calling? >> yes, i'm calling. >> come on, quinn i, pick up the phone. >> thank you very much. >> hello, doylestown inn. >> we'll keep going with, that meanwhile, i'll point the screen is green. anyway, we've got little things fast nature me. now, we've got some clouds cover in the philadelphia area, but, see how the phone is keying up? around ocean city maryland, all the way up to ocean city, new jersey, rehoboth beach. bethany beach. it is raining. and we expect that rain to continue on and off throughout the rest of the day. let's get to the seven day forecast, because, yesterday, we got to 86 degrees. do not expect 80s throughout any of this seven day forecast, including, now, through sunday. weekends looking pretty good. mostly sunny skies, on saturday. clouding up on sunday, we will see how soon that rain begins, on sunday, but it does look like a decent weekend, especial

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former republican candidate jermain cain is with us.spiration of show me the money, chris wallace. christine also joining uon take of refugee crisis. the battle for new york is heating up. presidential candidates heatin up in the empire state leading up to the april 18th imary. 95gop delegates are up for grabs. 95. ted cruz going on the offensive taking shot at donald trump. >> donald trump made billions of dollars buying -- >> he did it as ausinessman. >> he's part of the corruption, he's funded open-border democrats for 40 years and the people of new york are hurting. >> you have credibility problems with politicians, anso people think, well, we will pick trtrup beuse he's not a politician. well, whatever. he will have to spend the first 100 days figure out where the bathrooms are, okay. [laughter] maria: this coming just as the latest pls show that seven out of ten americans have unfavorable view of donald trump. an opinion shad across every race, gender and location, wow, 70%. candidates on both ses of the aisle unleashing political