but not kristin. she was concerned about her friend and stuck around talking to the upstairs neighbor. >> so, you were feeling protective? >> yeah. >> he said to me, "you know, are you -- you know, you're worried about your friend?" i said yes i am. and he said, "we can go to my apartment so you can be close to a phone to call." >> reporter: she and the neighbor walked up the staircase to his apartment. >> it's directly above her apartment. and he opens the door. and i was barely a step into the door and he just sort of kind of pushes me in, slams the door shut. he locks the door and immediately grabs a remote that was right there and turns the stereo up to this deafening volume, just deafening. >> reporter: kristin reached for the door to leave. >> and he pushes me back. and -- and that's when he starts -- >> and then -- >> --making some demands. all of a sudden it's very serious and aggressive. and -- and i -- almost to the point where i thought he was joking. >> reporter: but he was serious. demand

let's start with kristin in cincinnati. hello, kristin in cincinnati. >> hi, oh my god.. >> jimmy: do you like it? >> you're so -- >> i love it. it's a lot of perks to it. >> jimmy: what perks? to being kristen bell? >> i recently registered for a class online. when i went, the man was kind of disappointed and said i was hoping you were the real kristen bell. i said, i'm "the" kristen bell. >> jimmy: that doesn't sound like a perk though. sounds like you're spreading disappointment wherever you go. >> i still get to talk about the service though. >> jimmy: all right, let's meet another kristen bell. kristen bell in austin, texas, hello, kristen bell. >> hello! >> jimmy: wow, how you doing? >> i'm doing good. i wanted to tell you, we have the exact same middle name as well. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> my full name is the exact same, spelled the same way. >> with an "e"? >> with an "e" and everything. >> jimmy: has this caused you any confusion, any problems? >> lots of disappointment. but i've been trying to get your phone number. >> jimmy: you've ruined all these people's live

let's start with kristin in cincinnati. hello, kristin in cincinnati. >> hi, oh my god.so -- >> i love it. it's a lot of perks to it. >> jimmy: what perks? to being kristen bell? >> i recently registered for a class online. when i went, the man was kind of disappointed and said i was hoping you were the real kristen bell. i said, i'm "the" kristen bell. >> jimmy: that doesn't sound like a perk though. sounds like you're spreading disappointment wherever you go. >> i still get to talk about the service though. >> jimmy: all right, let's meet another kristen bell. kristen bell in austin, texas, hello, kristen bell. >> hello! >> jimmy: wow, how you doing? >> i'm doing good. i wanted to tell you, we have the exact same middle name as well. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> my full name is the exact same, spelled the same way. >> with >> with an "e" and everything. >> jimmy: has this caused you any confusion, any problems? >> lots of disappointment. but i've been trying to get your phone number. >> jimmy: you've ruined all these people's lives. >> i'm sorry! >> jimmy: kristin, say hello

kristin thorne joins us live from jamaica with more on the story. kristin? >> reporter: good morning, the force of the crash caused this church van to fly into several parked cars. one of them you are seeing right here still at the scene. six people injured in that van including several young children. as you mentioned, thankfully, everyone will be okay. this is exclusive surveillance video we obtained here on "eyewitness news" that shows it traveling on shore avenue when it was t-boned by a ford sedan, which blew through a stop sign. witnesses say the driver of the sedan got out of his car, looked at what happened and then ran away. this all happened around 11:00 last night. the driver of that church van, we're told by police, was injured as well. two female adult passengers, a teenager, and two 3-year-old boys. neighbors ran to help pull its side. >> i seen the neighborhood people, everybody trying to get the people and kids out. they were kicking the windows everything out. >> reporter: all of the passengers were taken to checked out. everyone was going t

on sunday the campus will host the 10th annual kristin's krusade run/walk. to raise even more awareness for this life-saving message. >> we've very dramatically had people come to us and say they would have been killed by somebody had they not listened to what we had to say. and found safer ground. >> reporter: katy zachary, nbc 10 news. >>> how can you avoid becoming a victim dating violence or someone you love? here's some red flags that the experts say you should be aware of. people in violent relationships are isolated from friends and family and may become quiet and withdrawn. they make excuses for their boyfriend or girlfriend and can obsessively check their phone and e-mail for messages. for more information about kristin's krusade, visit our website nbc10.com. >>> the lottery for the 2016 blue cross broad street run is over. 40,000 runners have their bids if you didn't get one and you would like to get one you still have one more opportunity. nbc 10 is giving away two bids for trees. here's the deal. enter the nbc 10 sweepstakes by going to nbc10.com

good evening, i'm kristine johnson. >> i'm maurice dubois. dana tyler is off tonight. >>> their job is to protect children but they are now accused of crimes against them. a teacher and a bus driver are among more than a dozen people facing charges in a sweeping child porn bust. cbs 2's meg baker has the story new at 6:00. >> reporter: these 16 men are now facing ten to 15 years in prison for child pornography. arrested over the past two months in operation safeguard, by federal and state law enforcement. >> this operation specifically targeted file sharing networks that are popular with those who download and share these aberrant videos. >> reporter: two of the men worked with children. thomas guzzi worked with fifth grade teachers in vineland taught in the district for 12 years. >> he had over 100 files of child pornography on his personal computer. productions, involving children at the school's drama club, as their adviser and stage manager. >> reporter: the next offender a bus driver for the sparta school district. eugene triston. >> eug

kristin thorne is live in soho with the latest. >>reporter: the three people resident of the building who suffered minor burns much the fire broke out around 5:30 this morning in the six-story building on thomson street in soho. the fire started in the back of the building and quickly spread through the entire top floor of the building and then through the roof. people who live across the street say they quickly ran to the building to make sure everyone was getting out okay. all of the residents self evacuated. everyone walked out nice and calm out the front door. more than 100 firefighters responded. >> we have 106 firefighters on scene. two members were reported with minor burns and transported to cornell medical center. one civilian had minor injuries and refused medical attention. >> reporter: it's unclear how many residents have been displaced, but it seems to be the entire building. there is a significant amount of water in the lobby there. yet been determined. live in soho, kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank

. >>> i'm kristin wright at the live desk with the announcement being made right now that your broadband service will soon come with a label. >>> mild now but a big change on the way here over the next 24 hours. a look at how cold it will get. that's coming up. >>> hi, i'm angie goss with opening day of the washington nationals. we'll tell you when to watch for it. news4 midday be n restaurant in fort washington. police say there was some kind of fight. molette green is outside the restaurant and can tell us more about what's going on. good morning. >> reporter: barbara, good morning. moments ago i got off the phone with prince georges police who said they have made an arrest in this case. they have been working throughout the morning on this. we expect to get details shortly about the suspect and motive from police as they work to put together a press release. we can tell you that a fight turned very violent landed three men in the hospital early this morning. we spoke to several people who know the owner of this restaurant nightclub, martini's. they have partied here over the years. th

. >>> i'm kristin wright at the he live desk. a professional wrestler found dead. jo where he is ter known as chyna was found dead. police don't suspect foul lay. she was known as the ninth wonder of the world in the professional wrestling world. she was also the first woman to enter the royal rumble match and the only woman to win the intercontinental championship. she was 46. >>> the race for the president ta today as we close in on next week's primary vote. senator ted cruz will host a rally at the wineburg theater in frederick before taking off for indianapolis. chelsea clinton will campaign on her mother's behalf in both silver spring and beltsville. hillary clinton will host a rally this connecticut. and you have time until the end of the day to vote early or absentee in the maryland primaries. more than 180,000 people have already cast their ballots. there are more than 3 million registered voters in maryland and the board of elections expects close to a 50% turnout on tuesday. be sure to check out the nbc washington app and search "early voting" to find out

we'll get to kristin wright before she freezes up at the slug line.ieve it or not, after 74 degrees yesterday, these are snowflakes on storm team 4 radar. not sticking to the roads because of mild ground temperatures, but snow flakes are flying out toward the shenandoah valley and blue ridge. check it out. this came in from winchester, virginia this morning. snow on the roof of that car out there. so if you get a picture of it, send it me @chuckbell4. we're whiplash today as temperatures will barely get up into the mid to upper 40s. walk on the sun any side of the street is the best advice i can give to you help stay warm. another hard freeze tonight and a chance for more freezes this weekend. seven day forecast at 6:51. >>> team coverage now to get you ready to head out the door continues in woodbridge. chr kristin wright is talking with commuters finding ways to stay warm. >> reporter: just keep moving. the windchill this woodbridge right now according to tom kierein, 25 degrees. and the slug line is so strange and confusing because it's april. it i

kristin thorne is live with the good morning. >>reporter: good later this afternoon, the streets will fill with bernie sanders supporters, a rally called a future to believe in rally. yes, the candidate has been spepd spending a lot of time in our area the -- has been spending a lot of time in our area, gearing up for the primary on the 19th. >> the presidential race took an entertaining turn with hillary clinton making a surprise appearance at the inner circle, a comedy charity show put on every year by the media. she had a more serious tone earlier in brooklyn where she stopped at junior's cheesecake, discussed her plan to break down barriers which she says are holding back latino families. >> we've got to do more to make sure that non english speaking children are given the support that they need. >> bernie sanders made multiple at the apollo in harlem. >> i think it is very sad to say that we are way, way behind during the first half of this contest, but we are having, to say the least, a very strong second half. we are closi

good morning, kristin. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. the force of the crash caused that van to slam into several parked cars six people in that church van, including several children. this is the exclusive surveillance video that shows the van traveling on shore avenue when it's t-boned by a ford sedan which blew through a stop sign. witnesses say the driver got out, saw what happened and ran away. the driver of the church van was injured as well as two female passengers, a teenager and two 3-year-old boys. neighbors ran to help to pull everyone out of the van, which at that point was lying on its side. >> i seen the neighborhood the people, the kids out. they were kicking the windows out and really trying to get everything out. >> reporter: all passengers were take tonja make cha -- were taken to jamaica hospital and police continue to search for the driver of that sedan. kristin thorne, channel 7 "eyewitness news." >> thank you so much. >>> new a man police say suspected in a pair of deadly shootings in georgia has been found but not

eyewitness news reporter kristin thorne is live on the scene with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. firefighters say they have this fire under control. they seem to sort of be wrapping up at the but, yes, the fire spread through the entire top floor of this residential building and through the roof. this is an exclusive photo we obtained of the damage now done to the roof. you can see the roof is completely gone at this residential building. the fire broke out around 5:30 this morning on the -- in the residential building on thomson street in soho. we're told by firefighters it started in the back of the building and then quickly spread through the entire floor. when firefighters arrived, the they say the fire, again, was throughout the entire top floor, through the roof. more than 100 firefighters responded. >> we have about 106 firefighters on scene. two members were reported with minor burns and transported to cornell medical center. we had one civilian with minor injuries and refused medical attention. >>reporter: i spoke with a man who l

we have kristin thorne in nassau county where donald trump supporters and protesters will be on hand but we'll begin with dave evans at a hillary clinton rally billed as a town hall and her focus not exactly wisconsin. is on wisconsin and the primary but as you mentioned, bernie sanders expected to do very well. but hillary clinton he was here at -- she was here and focused on the next primary, our primary in new york on april 19th. >> hillary rodham clinton! >> reporter: the focus of the town hall with a couple hundred invited guests was the family, issues for equal pay and paid family leave. hillary clinton said that republicans will be bad for women, bad for family, and bad for new yorkers. >> the fellow from new york, i wish he would get out of one of his tours and actually walk the streets and spend time with the people of this city because is not the new york way. >> reporter: earlier today, clinton spoke out against republican attempts to roll back abortion rights. >> when the government gets involved or you say it's illegal and women and doctors are criminals, that's too far.

kristin, good morning to you. it would appear we're having trouble with kristin's signal. try to get back to that story for you in just a little bit. >>> it's now 6:33. the search for relisha rudd is not over. they didn't find anything in their search yesterday. rudd was 8 years old when she disappeared two years ago from the d.c. homeless shelter where she lived. investigators say they renewed their search this week because of new information. >>> the teens sce man inside a metro station will not face charges. prosecutors dropped the assault charges against six will so that high school students. police say in january one of the teens sucker punched a rider and when that rider fought back, the others attacked. d.c.'s attorney general and metro are not commenting on this decision. >>> today is the deadline for a dozen prince george's county strip clubs violating zoning laws to shut down. but as our county bureau chief tracee wilkins tells us, some owners are fighting back. >> reporter: today is the day, at 5:00 p.m., 12 strip clubs in prince george's county will no longer b

however kristin, let me go to you on this. the point that bill is making is that once this comes, if indeed it does become trump versus hillary, that dynamic will change and the press is in some cases giving him quite a bit of attention. they will sort ofgleefully turn on him and go after him . >> i'm not normally someone that believes there's a whole lot of left-wing media bias out there. i think generally the medias highest is towards things that have a lot of conflict or get a lot of eyeballs, a lot of attention so donald trump has been perfect for that up until now. i do think he's gotten a little bit of a pass from the media until this point but i suspect it's going to change the moment it is certain that he is the republican nominee. he will go from sort of being an entertaining figure, someone who can say offensive things and everybody says wow, that's kind of weird and moves on. things that would have torpedoed any other candidate. once you the nominee all of a sudden all the stuff that wasn't getting coverage in novem

good evening, i'm kristine johnson. >> i'm maurice dubois. dana tyler is off tonight. >>> we begin with that breaking news on long island. copiague started with a house fire that quickly spread to 3 other homes and before it was over, the smoke could be seen for miles. >> and this is a live look interest chopper 2 right now. you can see the fire has been contained. but a burned-out shell of the home is all that remains. jennifer mclogan reports. >> reporter: swift action from hundreds of firefighters kept this blaze from getting worse. they descended here on the explosive scene on east santa barbara road in copiague. three homes at the end of this street appear damage or destroyed. two others can be salvage. windy conditions and dust. flames jumped across the canal

back to you. >> kristin wright, thank you. >>> now to decision 2016. polls open across maryland in about an hour. you're looking live at silver spring. other than weigh manage on the presidential nominees, voters will choose a republican and democrat to run for the u.s. senate for maryland. the democratic contest has been a tight race good frontrunners and house members chris van hollen and donna edwards. 14 republicans are on the ballot. we're also monitoring congressional races in the fourth and eighth district. if you need help finding your polling place, just open the nbc washington app and search "polling places." >>> four other states will also hold other primaries today. pa a pennsylvania offering 210 for democrats and 71 for republicans. it's also a winner take all state for gop hopefuls. chuck todd joins usn minutes with what to expect today. >> he's accused of killing his wife and a prince william county officer. tod today ron al hamilton has to answer to a judge. produces kurt tore officer ashley guindon was killed on her first day on the jo

she gets back on her feet, with the help of her assistant, played by kristin bell. >> there is so much heart to it, but there is also so many absurd moments, that just make you laugh. >> together the women launch a for profit organization. >> mccarthy say the flaws make the role interesting. >> you get to show how does that person change. because i think for any of us, the hard he thing to do is change. >> mccarthy and her husband, ben, wrote it with a third partner, also directed and dished on what mccarthy really like. >> in life she almost never swears. in bed, early, up at first light. she wouldn't like crack jokes at a funeral i don't think. >> falcone also revealed

the show's about don cheadle, kristin bell with, myself and a gentleman named josh lawson, we kind of screw over the 1%. we try to work more them, at the same time screw over the 1%. >> is it legal, the little scheme? >> we do a series of illegal things. i'm in the tiny box in the big box over there. yes, we do -- so the whole idea is it's like a mishmash of comedy and drama at the same time, and then you get to watch don cheadle be don cheadle and bell, and they are so incredible. >> do you have major drama this year? anything going on with you?

. >> and i'm kristine johnson. >> a freeze warning is in effect right now through the morning. let's get right to lonnie quinn for this bizarre april weather. lonnie? >> here we go. that freeze warning is in effect, all of long island, coastline of connecticut, south of the area. all of the counties that are not shaded, neither night -- neither light blue nor the purple color. your growing season and not begun yet. everybody starting at below the freezing mark. new york city, forecasting a starting point around 27 degrees. wreck of the heavy coat, it is going to be cold. skies clearing overnight but 27 when you factor in winds tomorrow morning, going to be feeling like 10 to 24 the book of the area, north of the city like 5 to 15 and you guys were hinting about how this cold air is not going anywhere. a repeat performance starting tomorrow night, they've already knots -- loss to talk about including 60 degree readings out there a little bit later. maurice? >> thanks so much. >>> starling video from those windstorms yesterday. watch as a police sergeant from new jersey is drivin

>> i'm kristine johnson. dana tyler is off tonight. >>> those stories just ahead but first we begin with breaking news on the west side highway. terrible news for commuters. two northbound lanes are shut down right now while crews inspect a retaining wall. chopper 2 is over the wall in question. tracee carrasco live in mobile2 with all that traffic right now. >> reporter: as you can see, we are sitting in some major traffic. expect some delays if you are heading out of the city on the henry hudson parkway tonight. we have been here for about an hour now just past 96th street. the problem is crews are inspecting a bulging retaining wall at 123rd street. they have two lanes blocked off as they do this work. it's unclear how long those lanes will be closed. but as you can see here, we are not going very fast. so if you can, take an alternate route and plan for some extra time. live tonight from mobile2, >>> a drive on a new jersey windy weather. dashcam video caught a tree crashing on a two-lane road leaving a t

. >>> i'm kristin wright at the live desk. things have go ecuador. we start there with the rising death toll. at least 272 people dead, thousands are injured. this was the biggest earthquake to hit ecuador this decades at 7.8 and now the country is under a state of emergency. >>> the time is 4:31. water main repairs this morning may affect your commute. wssd is resuming paving along university boulevard lieu lang through langley park starting at 9:00 this morning. you will see lane closures between piney branch and new hampshire avenue. meanwhile, in alexandria and arlington, commuters will pick up -- commutes will pick up to bus riders there. today will be the first weekday for the entire met roro way rou which is dedicated bus only lanes. it's between pentagon city and braddock road metrorail stati arlington's portion of the route officially opened up yesterday. >>> 4:31. time for weather and traffic on the 1s. i'm loving this warm weather. if we can could only keep it like this. >> i know. here is chuck bell with four things to know. >> give you o

live in jamaica queens kristin thorne channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> thank you. temperatures are feeling a little more spring like this week. yesterday was gorgeous. >> today is better. meteorologist amy freeze filling us in on exactly what's the freeze factor today. >> we're going with a straight up 10. this is probably one of the best spring days we'll have all season. absolutely beautiful. blue skies, sunshine overflow in the 70s later this afternoon. getting started. there's a frost advisory in some of the outlying areas. if you're outside the city, it's possible your temperatures are in the 30s. and we have 40s in the boroughs. beautiful as the sun comes up and daylight approaches. highs yesterday, 68 degrees in the city. that was the warmest spot on the map, and so we go for at least a few degrees warmer than that today. it's cold in poughkeepsie. these are the areas that could potentially have frost. 32 for morristown. hopefully they covered the fragile plants. won't take long for the temperatures to rebound and climb this morning. the warming trend contin

but kristin is right. why he was unpopular was had to do not because of his qualifications. that is why donald trump is really unpopular. people feel he is unfit, he is coarse, he is offended individuals. ronald reagan was unpopular because his views were perceived by largely media and others as too conservative. but the difference was he was elected governor of california twice. there were conservative views at time, '70s, much more liberal era. there is negatives and any of. but kristin is right. the underlying reason donald trump is negative is very different than why ronald reagan was. ronald reagan was a great communicator to communicate why his views were indeed the country had to move. of course he was -- david: as trump would say, what he has not done as of yet is focus his attention on the democratic nominee. of course we still don't know who it will be. >> but he offended everybody. david: when he does that, is he likely to change his unfavorables around? >> i doubt it. i doubt it because ronald

good evening, i'm kristine johnson. >> welcome back. i'm maurice dubois. the victim fought to keep the jewelry out of the hands of an armed robber. scott rapoport has the story new at 5:30. >> i was scared, man. i wasn't even thinking at the time when i reacted, you know? >> reporter: larry gonzalez is talking about a frightening moment last week around 2 a.m. when he and his girlfriend were confronted by a gunman outside his apartment here on adelphi street demanding money, which gonzalez said he would have given him to save their lives. the problem was -- >> i didn't have money, no. debit card. >> reporter: after going through his backpack searching for anything of value the mugger saw a pinkie ring he had on his hand at the time and demanded he turn it over. something he just couldn't do. >> i'm just like, nah, man, i'm not giving that like i can't give it to you. >> reporter: he says the ring, a 114kt gold ring with two diamond hearts was a promise ring he was going to give to his girlfriend natasha a symbol of their love and when he refused to give it

>> kristin fisher live for us. thank you. >> on the democratic side hillary clinton rebounding in her adopted home state of new york forcing bernie sanders to retreat back to vermont. >> we will find out what that is all about i am sure. the socialist calling out the empire state's voting process over mass confusion at the polls. >> we are live from new york with more. brian, good to see you. >> new york city announcing it will audit its board of elections af 125,000 voters were removed others told to vote at the wrong locations others hours late. hillary clinton served as senator won by 15 points taking brooklyn where senator bernie sanders grew up. polls showed her lead narrowing to sanders instead she inches closer to the nomination and puts an end to his nomination. he won 7 straight going into new york. >> proved once again there is no place like home. we won in every region of the country. from the north to the south to the ooet to the we-- east to th. this one is personal. >> the clinton camp saying sanders

. >> and i'm kristine johnson. big night for the front- runners, let's get right to the results, 85% of precincts reporting shown donald trump with a broad win tonight and 60% of the republican vote, he's followed by john kasich, ted cruz in third place, notice ben carson still on the ballot, because he withdrew from the race too late for his name to be removed. the delegates he receives will not count towards his suspended campaign. >> democratic race a bit closer. 85% of the precinct reporting. hillary clinton 57%. they declared winner. bernie sanders at 43%. cbs2 has team coverage on tonight's primary, we begin with marcia kramer outside donald trump's headquarters. marsha? >> reporter: good evening, donald trump claimed a huge victory and he is well on his way to winning most of the state's 95 delegates. but trump wants to win them all. whether he does or not is going to still take a little bit longer for them to compute. >> i can think of nowhere that i would rather have this victory. >> reporter: a jubilant d

kristin wright isut >> hi, kristin. >> reporter: hi, guys, if you are a mom, you know how important thisgs here huge. this is wee-sale, a consignment sale. i want to show you some of the really good deals. is this a jog stroller. you know how expensive those can be, this one, 15 bucks. this one, another 15 bucks. just an example. we know how quickly, you're a mom, too, eun, you know how quickly kids go through stuff. i just had a baby myself and she's already in two sizes down the road. just such a great place to come and save. it starts thursday tomorrow morning at 9:00, goes through the weekend. important to note that tomorrow children are not aloud at the consignment sale. the founders tell me it's kind of like black friday. it's crazy, expected here. it's kind of a safety thing. the savings get better throughout the weekend. 25% on saturday. 50% off on sunday. back to you. >> yeah, kids outgrow everything so fast. kristin, thanks so much. >>> spring is here which means spring allergies. so many people suffering. runny noses, red, itchy eyes some of the symptoms to look out for. docto

in baltimore, kristin fisher, fox news. >> more on the death of prince as crowds gather outside of his home in minnesota. we're going to take a closer look into the events leading up to his death. back in a moment. >> there are still a lot of unanswered questions surrounding his death. an autopsy was conducted yesterday but it still could be weeks before the cause of death is released. fox's will carr has the latest. >> reporter: the medical examiner says it could take days, potentially even weeks to get the results back from prince's autopsy. so with that in mind here's what we know right now. prince's plane made an emergency he was on his way from atlanta to minneapolis. his public list sift has maintained he was fighting the flu. he told fans wait a few days before you waste your prayers. he was found dead inside an elevator at his home. we're now learning friends say prince had hip problems from performances and we also know he struggled with epilepsy as a child. they're waiting on results from the autopsy report, they also say they're looking into his pharmaceutical records to get

it has a true mission of the heart, as kristin dahlgren reports. here's her story. >> reporter: sometimes called 10-foot-tall cops, police horses are known for their stature. so you might think their newest recruit, well, comes up short. he's not what we think of when we think police horse. >> yeah, he's a very special horse. >> reporter: at just over 2 feet tall and 95 pounds, this is honor. and yes, he is in a kitchen. >> he'll learn how to walk inside buildings such as hospitals, libraries, police stations. he'll learn how to ride elevators. >> reporter: because honor won't be chasing bad guys, he'll be helping the good ones. >> you want to meet somebody special? >> reporter: on this day he's in police in middletown, new jersey as they visit children with special needs. >> good job. yeah. >> reporter: for little mary, it's a dream come true. >> you love him so much? >> they see a little mystical horse walk into the room. they light up and it's all of a sudden a special day. >> reporter: honor is part of the carousel, in part because of james teg

back to you. >> kristin wright live for us, thank you. >>> it is now 6:33. a day care owner is being held this morning on $2 montgomery county policeditbande investigators say the baby was at the little dreamers day care before being rushed to the hospital. the county prosecutors say the baby's injuries were extensive. the total was 11 or 12 of her ribs were broken. there was head trauma. >> terrible. little dreamers was a licensed day care owned by ditband at his residence in rockville. he's charged with second-degree murder and two counts of first-degree child abuse. >>> capital murder is the charge against the man accused of killing a prince william county police officer. now ronald hamilton's case is moving to a grand jury. a judge made that ruling yesterday. hamilton is accused of killing ic buss with their own lanes and stations has been ro route 1 in arlington and alexandria. the proposal would also mean fewer cars on the road. >>> it is 6:34 and the clock is ticking. today marks 100 days until the 2016 summer games. crews are working around the clock

kristin fisher live for us.ill not see paul ryan on the campaign trail running for the presidency anyway. the speaker of the house says count him out of the presidential race. you have heard this before. you heard this from him before plenty of times. anna kooiman is here with the details. >> he says it is different this time with all of his talk about the contested convention from everyunwith on both sides of the isle. some people were hoping that paul ryan would be a white knight in the republican field. he made it clear he doesn't want the job. >> i do not want nor will i accept the nomination for our party. if no candidate has the majority in the first ballot i believe you should only choose from a person who is actually participated in the primaries. count me out. >> instead heather he repeatedly did say he didn't want to be house speaker. look where he is now. last october he was sworn in with a successor. comparing the two jobs is apples and oranges. >> being speaker of the house i of the united states f.

>> kristin fisher live in new york.nk you, kristin. >>> more than 400 protesters arrested on capitol hill demonstrating against the role of money in politics. >> money in politics. >> protesters held signs reading things go better without koch. that of course a reference to the billionaire business men david and charles koch who have promised to lead a $900 million campaign to back favorite candidates. they also protested state voter i.d. laws and democratic super delegates. >> is donald trump the only target? well, after printing a fake front page predicting the chaos of a trump presidency, "the boston globe" is not saying whether it's planning to do the same for the other candidates. the editor now defending the fake headlines. >> talking about rounding up 11 million people and sending them back to their home countries in less than two years. that is an extraordinary claim, and we wanted to show what that looks like in reality. the reality is that the editorial page comments on politics and other news events every sin

kristin tate is with me now. kristin, great to see you. >> so glad to be here. deirdre: were you one of the 40 million who watched that video? >> yes.e: and or -- and what are your thoughts? >> i thought she was on point. look at what's going on with bernie sanders. you have tens of thousands of rabid, passionate millennials showing up because they want free stuff without working for it. so i totally think she was on point here. deirdre: i hate to interrupt you, hold that thought. we need to go out to california. connell mcshane on the ground there. connell, what's going on? >> reporter: well, we thought things had wrapped up, but then a scuffle broke out, and two men are being handcuffed now by police, one of them down here with the jeans in front of me had been yelling moments ago that they were, quote-unquote, breaking his arm. but he seems to be fine. another man had been dragged off and has already been brought back towards the hyatt regency hotel. i don't know what led up to this, but the protesters who were in the building there had been, had been coming

hey, kristin. >> reporter: hey, good morning. that's right. you know, i wish i had a broom this morning because the capitals might possibly sweep the flyers tonight. game four in philly. and you're invited to really a huge watch party tonight at verizon center. the capitals have a 3-0 series lead. so tonight is big. doors open at 6:00 and the puck drops at 7:00. the game will be up on the jumbo-tron so a lot of fun. the watch party is free so fans, okay, they are feeling pretty good right now and just hoping that this time is going to be different for the caps. >> well, i am hoping they are. >> yay, they better win! caps, caps, caps, yay! >> reporter: the capitals iced the flyers monday night 6-1. hopefully they can do it again tonight. tonight is your chance to come to the verizon center and support from home. go caps. back to you. >> go caps, that sounds like something i would say. i like how the fans are keeping it clean this morning, yeah. >> go caps for sure. thank you, kristin. >>> a huge court victory for the transgender community. how

good evening, i'm kristine johnson. >> i'm maurice dubois. dana tyler is off tonight. >>> we begin with that taped confession you saw played in court today. a teenager admitting he set a deadly fire that killed a police officer. it raises questions about the defendant's past behavior. cbs 2's scott rapoport has the new information. >> i didn't mean for the whole fire to come. just for a second, just because i was bored like just wanted something to do instead of sitting in the hallway. >> reporter: a potentially damning confession in the murder trial of 18-year-old marcell dockery. the teenager is charged with coney island public housing building in 2014 that killed nypd housing officer dennis guerra and seriously injured his partner officer rosa rodriguez. >> i lit the edge of the mattress. >> how? >> with a lighter. i set it on fire a little bit, i thought i could have sworn i blew it out. went just like this. [ blowing ] >> reporter: that's dockery in a 2014 videotaped statement to cops and prosecutors admitting to setting the fire but say

kristin wright is live on georgia avenue with major changes for drivers. kristin, what is going on? >> reporter: enforcement of the change starts in less than ten minutes. new bus lanes along georgia en you can see the picture of the biker because bicycles are allowed. but you could be out $200 if you don't follow the new rules. again georgia avenue between florida and barry place, three blocks, you can't miss them. later this this spring, ddot will mark them with red surfacing. you cannot drive, you cannot park in the bus lane. the only time you can drive in the bus lane is if you're about to make a turn. keep that in mind. bicycles again allowed in the bus lane and so are cabs with passengers. so is it a good idea? >> because of the traffic, the backup, people confused. like i was confused. >> reporter: of course bus drivers and people who ride the bus may certainly feel differently, but you can understand the concerns about congestion. only day enforcement is not going on, is sundays. monday through saturdays 7:00 a.m. to >>> american airlines flight 4680 had to turn around short

. >>> i'm kristin welker, hillary clinton taking her surging campaign into pennsylvania. based on the nbc news delegate count, clinton can lose every remaining state and still clinch the nomination. she is calling for party unity. >> to all the people who supported senator sanders, i believe there is much more that unites us than divides us. >> under mounting pressure, senator sanders took a day off at home in vermont to reassess his strategy, after vowing to fight oh on. >> i think we're going to do well and we have a path toward victory. >> nbc news has learned sanders is battling for big victories in states like oregon, indiana and running the table in the progressive state of california. >> we have to win most of the states and delegates. >> privately telling nbc news the race is all but over, and clinton surrogates asking to -- >> the change the tone. >> senator sanders will continue on the strategy, which we believe is the winning strategy. he will fight back when he is attacked. >> kristin welker and peter alexander reporting there. >>> president obama meeting with

our kristin wright is in upper marlboro tonight where police found the man's bodyer kristin? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. you know, people had hoped that somehow lubin phipps would be found safe and sound, but instead as you mentioned his body was found here at watkins park. now the assisted living home where he lived is answering a lot of questions. woodmore house assisted living is under the microscope of state investigators. they're monitoring we care adult services at the facility in upper marlboro and fined them $7,500 after a state investigation into the disappearance and death of lubin phipps. we have also learned phipps' family is suing. his daughter struggles with the loss daily. >> just that it just haunts me every day. >> reporter: named in the lawsuit, woodmore house, we care adult services, and quality connection transportation. the lawsuit claims neglect and wrongful death. employees at woodmore took phipps and other residents to watkins park in september. the was able to wander away. his body was found in the park three weeks hypothermia. >> every day i thi

live in east harlem, i'm kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news >> kristin, thank you. >>> and it is sentencing day for former nypd officer peter liang. a brooklyn judge is expected to decide today if liang will face up to 15 years in prison for his manslaughter conviction. liang's gun discharged in the darkened stairwell of a public housing project in 2014, killing akai gurley. he was unarmed. prosecutors are not seeking prison time and says liang should not be locked up because he poses no threat to the public. >>> time is 6:39. you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. here's meteorologist bill evans and the exclusive accuweather forecast. >> well, well, well, well. clouds, some alat that cirrus and a nice morning here. a few stratus clouds going by there too. so a front sagging north to south as we speak right now. as we look south, as we look across the park to fifth avenue, jackie onasice reservoir, flushing bay, to the airport, we are looking at a temperature of 65 degrees. way warm for this hour of the day. and here's the front sagging southward.

i am kristine johnson. >> i am maurice dubois. >>> charges against a brooklyn man accused of bribing officers. marcia kramer is live in lower marcia. >> reporter: kristine and maurice, the head count stands at nine members of the nypd and one civilian. ongoing federal corruption probe. three of the nypd officers were removed from their post. the civilian was arraigned minutes ago. lichtenstein is in the center of the latest shoe to drop in the probe. the guns are sold to people who might not have gotten them otherwise. he is charged with offering $6000 per license and selling them for 18,000. he reportedly bragged he used nypd connections to obtain 150 permits. 150 permits at $6000 meant he paid an estimated $900,000 in bribes. on the recorded conversation, alex lichtenstein said i want to repeat myself. i am not bribing you. the officer responded shaya of course you are bribing me. let's be frank and honest here. this talks about a sargent who worked at the licensing division for over a decade and was friendly with an unidentified commander who did not work in licensing but spent co

here's long island reporter kristin thorne. >> it's unbelievable. unbelievable that's happened to my family. >> reporter: sergio says his cousin anibal was working on building a house in ecuador saturday night when the ground below him cracked and split open. >> opened up and he's sinking in the hole. >> reporter: he and his wife hung to the ground. when a wall fell on top of them and killed them. >> reporter: they're among the more than 350 people killed in the 7.8 magnitude quake. the family can't believe the pictures they're seeing of the destruction. >> we're having difficulty even calling because the internet is up and down and up and down. >> so far away, you can do nothing, just sit and watch. >> reporter: the family decided they wanted to help instead. they're arranging to send much needed supplies to ecuador like bandages, food and clothing. >> people are suffering, not just our family. i believe our family is suffering the same as us. and now they need our help. we have a chance to do something, we would do it. >> out of this tragedy we're

i'm kristine johnson. >> and i'm used to walk. cbs2's sonia rincon is following the developing story, live in lower manhattan with >> reporter: police are investigating a very disturbing allegation from a young woman who came running into this building on broadway just after 4:00 this afternoon with her face bleeding. this 20-year-old is being treated for a small wound to her face according to police. she claims a stranger attacked her on broadway at the corner of wall street right in front of the historic trinity church. >> she reported that when he slashed her he made a statement to the effect that she was a terrorist, and he continued to flee northbound on broadway. >> reporter: nypd assistant chief william aubrey says the young woman is of middle eastern descent. she called her dad when this happened and her sister called the police. now they're looking for witnesses and going through surveillance video in a neighborhood equipped with more cameras than any other in the city but so far have not found any of the attack or the al

. >> long island reporter, kristin thorne is there with the developing story. kristin. >> reporter: sandra and dave, skye brunetti's friend tells me she had just put her young son on the school bus and walking back with her dog when she was hit. this happened where you're seeing right now, right in front of her home, so on top of all of this, what we have right now is basically her entire family is inside that house right now. her body was just removed from the scene, so this is something the entire family has had to watch unfold. it was just after 9:00 this morning, when the 26-year-old was walking down union boulevard when this out of control car crashed into a utility pole and then into her and her dog. we're told by her brother, that her dog was killed as well. the driver of the car, taken to we've been seeing a number of family and friends on scene, coming to comfort her family members. what breaks her heart was in addition to losing that she leaves behind a young son. >> wonderful mother, did everything for her son. she was always there for her son. she s