. >> la force will soon be back on those same streets.> got to get my head shaved. i'm going to feel like a new man. >> as he has upon prior releases, la force holds out hope of visiting his mother. >> hey, sport, looking like almost a real human being, not part of the bushes. >> he says he has only spoken to her a few times in the past 16 years and that she lives about 100 miles away in nevada. >> it's going to be a real big emotional cry right there to see my mom. and i really love her a lot. and hopefully she'll take me back in, which i'm sure she will. she'll help me out with just about everything she can. i want to get out and see if my money will get me a lawnmower so i can start mowing lawns again, feeling good about myself, not feeling like i'm a bum or nothing like that. feel good. feel like a new me. i'm going to get out. maybe i'll just get a lawnmower. try to be a different person. not too bad, gentlemen, i kind of like it. >>> coming up, chris la force returns to the streets. [burke] at farmers, we've seen almost everything,

performance. >> fast-forward a few decades, and the international becomes the las vegas hilton before the recession unfortunately forced into foreclosure. with westgate also losing its las vegas property, david siegel, well, he knew exactly what he needed to do. >> my husband bought this hotel. years ago, he came here, and he couldn't afford to rent a room for one night. and now, with all his success, he comes back, and he bought the hotel. he just bought it. >> there were a half a dozen other companies that were also looking at it at the same time. i was the only one that was gonna keep it open. all the others -- some of them were gonna knock it down, which would have been a tragedy. >> yeah. >> others were gonna close it for two or three years, reposition it, then reopen it. i would not have bought it and have on my conscience lain off 2,200 people and affected their lives. so, even though it's costing more to do the renovations, that's the way i'm doing it. >> and now elvis is back in the building. westgate has teamed up with graceland to unveil the first permanent elvis exhibit outside of graceland. there are hundr

new at noon, a nascar team, travelling home from a race in las vegas, was forced to make an emergency landing. someone noticed smoke in the cabin of the plane. it was headed to charlotte, but landed in memphis. the plane belongs to hendrick motorsports, and a representative says, no one was hurt. mechanics are currently inspecting the plane. the passengers will take another flight to charlotte. jason g.: the orlando magic are in california today. the team is taking on the warriors tonight. this is video from the last time that was in february, at the amway center. the magic lost that game in the closing seconds of the third quarter, when stephen curry launched a shot from the midcourt and banked it in off the glass. the tipoff for tonight' s game is at 10:30 p.m. tickets are now on sale for the invictus games. prince harry will be at the espn wide world of sports complex on may 8th, when the games begin. 500 wounded servicemen and women from around the world will compete in the event. single session tickets are $18 for adults and $13 for children, seniors, veterans, and active-duty mi

el mandatario estadounidense ya esta en cuba, pero la bienvenida oficial esperara hasta este lunes. cuando el avion air forcee la pista del aeropuerto jose marti, se borraron 88 anos de historia en que un presidente estadounidense no visitaba cuba. el canciller bruno rodriguez recibio al mandatario, la primera dama y a sus hijas, en un momento que pocos imaginaron antes de fines del 2014, cuando la casa blanca anuncio el proceso de normalizacion de relaciones. ni bien aterrizo el avion, el presidente obama envio un tuit al pueblo cubano, indicando que espera oir directamente de ellos. la intensa lluvia que cino l aee eajaa lluvia que puede llamar sociopolitico porque el pueblo espera esto y espera con esto que haya 1 transito a algo nuevo en nuestro pais. tras un cambio de itinerario el presidente obama se desplazo por el malecon hacia la habana vieja, donde visito a la catedral, siendo recibido por el cardenal jaime ortega, quien representando al vaticano disidentes fueron confrontados por casi un centenar de manifestantes a favor del gobierno cubano. la manifestacion termino en un choque y forcejeo y poste

force. have retired a la terry calling in. we have a fourth line. reducingking about u.s. military forces. texas. go to good morning. i had a comment. it's depressing to wake up to see two of our about warn talking and people coming back dead or dismembered over a few crazy people. host: i assume he is talking about isis. you believe they are real threat to the united states? guest: i think it's evident when you look at the facts. they have done everything they can to attack us. bill that iassure believe in peace through strength. that is a principle. i was influenced by ronald reagan when he first ran for office. people thought he was a warmonger. 80's, we did the have peace through strength. 1983 was an interesting year. we lost marines. the culmination of that, reagan pulled greens out. we thought this was the guy. he did not want to get us suck into decades long conflict. his eyes to keep higher than that in terms of peace through strength. this is not about warmongering at all. i would like nothing more for this generation to not see shots fired in anger. you have to have a strong pos

. >> a pilot was forced to turn away from la guardia. and instead make an emergency landing at jfk. for the fist time, we'll hear from passengers. >> it ran into turbulence and was struck by lightning forcing the pilot to make an emergency landing at the alternate airport. >> i thought we got hit by a missile. there was a flash of light, a big explosion, and the plane dipped about 100 feet. i felt like i was on a roller coaster, and then i smelled smoke. after five minutes, the pilot said everything was fine. >> a long five minutes. >> everything is fine. these situations, though, are really extremely rare. >> worst nightmare. >> obviously not hit by a missile there. lightning frequent lip hits planes. guess what, i got the town of why? tuesday. that also happens frequently as well. we saw this fire in new york. the turbulence is another story so we'll have to look into that certainly. when a plane gets hit by lightning, most of us don't even notice it. temperatures in the mid and upper 60s around 70 right now. we're looking at visibility, much better and much improved as we have clo

performance. >> fast-forward a few decades, and the international becomes the las vegas hilton before the recession unfortunately forcedinto foreclosure. with westgate also losing its las vegas property, david siegel, well, he knew exactly what he needed to do. >> my husband bought this hotel. years ago, he came here, and he couldn't afford to rent a room for one night. and now, with all his success, he comes back, and he bought the hotel. he just bought it. >> there were a half a dozen other companies that were also looking at it at the same time. i was the only one that was gonna keep it open. all the others -- some of them were gonna knock it down, which would have been a tragedy. >> yeah. >> others were gonna close it for two or three years, reposition it, then reopen it. i would not have bought it and have on my conscience lain off 2,200 people and affected their lives. so, even though it's costing more to do the renovations, that's the way i'm doing it. >> and now elvis is back in the building. westgate has teamed up with graceland to unveil the first permanent elvis exhibit outside of graceland. there are hundre

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. >> it was headed to la guardia when it was hit forcing it to land at kennedy. >> frighting moments. here's the story. >> reporter: tonight a 5 passengers have a story they are never going to forget. their plane was circling new york city tonight as it was struck by lightning. here at kennedy airport. >> a tremendous bang. >> reporter: she says she can still feel it, she can still hear it. a lightning strike hitting her plane. >> it lit up blue inside the plane. it was such a loud bang. it was right there. >> it happened thursday night. the plane operated by republic airlines was supposed to land at la guardia. it hit turbulent skies. moments later, she saw and felt the flash of lightning. she says there was a moment of silence as shock spread across the cabin. then the pilot came across the pa system. >> the plane had been hit by lightning but the pilot said erg was okay. >> 55 passengers and four crew none of them hurt, just shaken. emergency responders lined the ar mac to look at the plane. >> we were so happy we landed safely and all of us were saying to each other, like, we made

forcing it to make an emergency landing. the flight with 55 passengers on board hit turbulence while driving to la guarda yesterday. a bolt of lightning struck, forcing it to make an emergency landing at jfk. you can look at burn marks with damage done to the wings, tail and body. passengers feared the worst. >> i never had this kind of experience. it was the first time for me. >> it was a flash of light and a big explosion. the plane dipped about 100 feet. >> now, lightning hitting experts say there's nothing to fear. jets are designed to keep the electricity from penetrating the plane's interior. luckily no one was hurt in this case. >>> now the most accurate weather team in florida. abc action weather. >> of course following up on that story, if there's nothing to fear, why did they have to make an emergency landing? that's another story, i suppose. you can see the northern gulf, there is plenty of rain out there. and that line slowly but surely is coming this way. at least for the time being things are quiet. mostly cloudy skies in the overnight. i think we will see a mixture of clouds and sun on saturday. for t

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a disabled veteran and her family are being forced out of their north las vegas home because of asbestos, and now they say they have nowhere to go! ivon valenzuela and her family want to move. during recent renovations in their kitchen, the contractors found asbestos. valenzuela says their management company billed them for a thousand dollars to have the testing done. now, after reaching an agreement with the landlord, they only have a few days to leave. ivon valenzuela "we need to get our family our of here, make sure we don't keep exposing ourselves to whatever is in the air. obviously there's still holes and they're still open." the family plans to put their stuff in storage and stay with a friend while they figure things out. if you'd like to help them, we put a link to their donation time now is x:xx --- up next... he upset an entire community, when police say he murdered ducks and swans at a park. now the teen is starting the first day of his punishment. plus, his attorney reveals the reason he killed the birds. and right now metro is searching for 4 armed suspects after a violent

gale-force winds also slamming las vegas. >> this is the worst i've seen it here in vegas. >> reporter: while 3 million people in the southwest are under high wind warnings in dry conditions. dust storms blanketing desert roads with zero visibility. new mexico winds picking up unexpected fuel from a forest fire. and back east in the tri-state area, blistering wind knocking down trees and crushing cars. in new jersey, a tragedy. a man found dead after he went up a seven-story rooftop to check on wind damage and may have been blown off the building. coast to coast, dangerous, now deadly winds promising more severe weather this week. gadi schwartz, nbc news. >>> the new york knicks had a sixth man on the court last night, or make that a kid. a boy slipped past security and ran out to hug star carmelo anthony. anthony said he was shocked at first but he gave the young fan a pat on the head before he was hustled away. later anthony did express concern that this was, quote, definitely a security issue. >>> when we come back, remembering patty duke. a legendary star of stage and screen, gone.

growing up we lived just outside of air force base in las vegas.all kinds of war planes in the sky all the time. mccarron international airport, very busy. but i was going up that didn't happen. remember the days after 9/11 there were no airplanes in the sky? imagine going up with no airplanes. they didn't even exist when he was a kid. certainly not in cuba even years after that. he said we didn't even fly airplanes. and yet one night in the summer of 1969 he watched on television as a human being a man stepped foot on the moon. is imagine for a young boy, an older gentleman at the time when he was a boy who grew up looking at the moon as this faraway thing, to watch a human being step foot on the moon was an extraordinary thing. was impactful. what you took away from it was americans can do anything. americans can put a man on the. what can these people not do? that's in fact that he took from it. [applause] that's who we are. that's who we have always been i believe that still who we are. we are still the descendents of go-getters, every single o

force base, ft. lauderdale, new york city, chicago, baltimore, reno, las vegas. so the air force is getting out there with the airplane to these air shows and is going to start talking to folks about the airplane. the u.s. marine corps and the navy will bring media with them when they go to sea trials so they can tell their story. the dutch, who are a partner on this program, are planning on bringing their two airplanes to the netherlands in june for two weeks for the very thing that you just talked about, congressman turner, to introduce the airplane to the public, to talk about it and to talk about why the airplane is needed for them. the u.s. marines, the u.s. air force and the uk will bring five airplanes to gafarnborough to t air show. we also need to continue to base things on fact and when people out there don't have the facts, then it's my job and my team's job to correct the record for that. >> general bogdan, this poll asked people would they rather upgrade the current fighters rather than proceeding with the f-35. mr. thompson -- i think it's mr. thomps

it is not first time a trump supporter has been forced out, in las vegas when a black man was removed the shouts included this: (bleep). >> reporter: trump now regularly urges his supporters thought to hurt protesters. but critics say those statements are half hearted at best especially since he has made several that seem to encourage violence at his rallies. >> this guy start ed screaming by himself.and i don't know, rough up -- maybe he should have been roughed up. >> reporter: on one occasion he was has offered to pay the legal fees of any of his supporters. >> if you see him throwing a tomato, knock the hell -- i will pay the legal fees i promise. >> did little to quell the hostility among his supporters. >> we have a problem with muslims, we know our current president is one. >> high school basketball game where students from a mostly white school tawntded thei taunr mostly hispanic opponents. >> there have been incidents of white kids at basketball games holding up signs to teams saying, we're going to build a wall to keep you out. are you proud of that, is that something you ha

a disabled veteran and her family are being forced out of their north las vegas home because of asbestos.. and they have nowhere to go. 13 action news reporter gina lazara met the family today and joins us with why they're so desperate for help. gina. steve - the family has rented the home for the last two years. but now -- their landlord has agreed to let them out of their lease because of all the issues....including asbestos most recently. but with one of the parents being a disabeled vet....and catering comapny.....they are left helpless with nowhere to go. ivon valenzuela is trying to pack up her home near cheyennne and civic center. all while taking care of this little girl.... and a spouse who is a disabeled vet and can't lift heavy items due to injuries from her time in service. "we need help because my spouse is not able to lift more than 15 pounds and i'm pretty much the only - along with my 14 year old - able bodies to lift things." ivon and her family want out after multiple issues with their home and management company.... "we're made to feel like it's everything our fault."

2016, some of the places including luke air force base, langley air force base, fort lauderdale, new york city, chicago, baltimore, reno, las vegas. so the air force is getting out there with the airplane to these air shows and it's going to start talking to folks about the airplane. the u.s. marine corps and the navy similarly, when they go to sea this year for their sea trials, will bring media with them, so they can tell their story. the dutch, who are a partner on this program, are planning on bringing their two airplanes to the netherlands in june for two weeks for the very thing that you just talked about. to introduce the airplane to their public, to talk about it, and to talk about why the airplane is needed for them. the u.s. marines, the u.s. air force and the u.k. will bring five airplanes to farm bro andry yad this year in july, at the u.k. air show. i think getting out there and telling the story is part of what we need to continue to do. i also think we need to continue to base things on fact. and when people out there don't have the facts, then it's my job and my team's job to correct the record for that. mr.

. >>> and in dallas they said the league dii nothing wrong when it forced tony romo to cancel a las vegas convention. the league told players it violated the league's gambling policy but the league says it will appeal it. returning to earth after a year in space. >>> a new york times article showed what scott kelly did with his time away from earth. we have 193-gallons. that is tte amount of recycled urine and sweat kelly will have consumed. those numbers are from nasa. water is heavy and very expensive to transport in earth so it is equally recycled in space. this is a photo of kelly recycling the system. a second, 648-miles. that is how far kelly ran on a tread milli. exercise is one of the strategies nasa uses to weaken the bones in zero gravity. how about 400, the number of experiments kelly worked on while on board the internntional space station. one of the reasons to do the test is see what is different when everything is floating. and 713 beautiful photo it's instagram while in space. amazing. we all know his twitter page has even more fabulous photos. we won't see any of those an

young and first t me if they come to the polls in large numbers, they could be a force to be reckoned with. >> reporter: at la guardia high school for the performing arts today, a theater full of students wanting a chance to be heard, not on stage, at the polls. >> we saw about 400 to 500 seniors come in ae register for the upcoming primary elections. >> reporter: high school junior hannah has helped hundreds of fellow students register. she predicts young new yorkers will turn out in droves for bernie sanders. >> we really don't trust hillary clinton. she is my parents' candidate. my mom loves her, my stepmom loves her. i'm going to be extremely in debt by the time i graduate from college. and bernie sanders really speaks to me about that. >> reporter: at 65 city public of students registered to vote. >> i am excited. the topic in general interests me. >> reporter: energized by a race they called a dik addictive. he says if he could vote next month, he would vote for sanders. >> i heard they're going to make colleges free. that's going to help us students. >> reporter: sanders dominance amongiroung democrats

a disabled vet and her family are being forced out of their home in north las vegas over asbestos. ivon valenzuela says they're packing up after multiple issues with their house and the management company. during recent renovations in the kitchen.. contractors found asbestos. ivon says their management company then billed them for a thousand dollars to have the testing done. they were able to reach an agreement with the landlord.. but now they only have a few days to get out. ivon valenzuela "we need to get our family our of here, make sure we don't keep exposing ourselves to whatever is in the air. obviously there's still holes and they're still open." ivon plans to put her families posessions in storage and stay with a friend. if you'd like to help them.. you can find a link to their donation page at ktnv.com still ahead...a final look at your forecast! and.. before we head to break.. a look at tonight's abc primetime lineup. agent carter 10 -- abc news special: your voice, your vote 2016 11 -- 13 action news we'll be right back. before judge judy.. a look at some of the top the

he said, i was born in 1899, sick rowing up as a child, we lived on the south side of an air force base in las. all kinds of warplanes of the sky all the time. it is very busy. when i was growing up, he said, that did not happen. remember the days after 9/11 and the snow airplanes? imagine growing up without airplanes. they did not even exist as a kid, certainly not in cuba even years after that. yet, one night in the summer of 1969, he watched on television, and then stepped foot on the moon. just imagine for a young boy growing up looking at the moon, far away, to watch a human being step foot on the moon was annexed ordinary thing. it was impactful. -- was an extraordinary thing. it was impactful. when he took away from it was, what can these people not do? that is the impact he took from that. [applause] senator rubio: that is what we are. that is what we have always been. that is still who we are. we are still the descendents of go-getters, every single one of us. if you are an american, you are the descendent of a go-getter, the descendent of someone who refuse to accept the circumstance

la claire was aggressive. prosecutors tryiyi prove ramirez lost his temper. >> i was frustrated, yes i very frustrated. >> you were frustrated because he wasn't listeni to you. >> because he was force sing my hand. >> and he claims he was trying help la claire leave. >> help him back t t his feet and walk him out of terminal. that's when according defense la claire turns to ramirez on the gun side and that's why ramirez >> so in court today, according to defense, the reason why that slap sound was so pronounce was because ramirez was wearing a latex glove and they say it was over an overhang so it was more of an echo and slap the not as bad as it s svmentd now the jury will begin deliberation short lit. reporting live in fort lauderdale. vanessa medina. 7 news. craig: also tonight, an unsolved case wack in the spotlight after a man is struck and killed in the street. kill someone and then just keep going, like they were an animal or something. >> tonight loved ones with a passionate plea. >> police have located the truck that hit him but there's still a question about who was behind the wheel. 7's ann keil is in fort lauderdale tonight. >> all i want thought of is justice.

a disabled veteran and her family are being forced out of their north las vegas home because of asbestos. "we need to get our family our of here, make sure we don't keep exposing ourselves to whatever is in the air. obviously there's still holes and they're still open." it all started with a kitchen renovation when contractors found asbestos. after multiple issues with their house and the management company valenzuela and her family want to move out. valenzuela says their management company billed them for a thousand dollars to have the asbestos testing done without asked the family first. now they've reached an agreement with the managfement company and the family has a few days to get out. valenzuela says they need help because her spouse can't lift more than 15 pounds. they've set up a go fund me to help with costs...there's a com. hundreds of workers at the tesla manufacturing plantoutside of reno wont' be at work today. they walked off the job yesterday. more than a hundred people picketed outside the plant after they say the compnay broke it's promise to hire a majority of workers

the red cross is helping those who were forced out of thier homes./// accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a teenage deal. north las vegas police say 26- year-old jimmy carter kim abducted a 14- year-old from arizona and held her captive for a month. waived his riiht to a preliminary hearing in order to take the deal today. the plea deal would require kim to plead guilty to three counts of sexual assault of a minor assault. kim would serve a minimum of 35 years in prison. he's expected to enter his plea we have a crew in the courtroom right now. for a full update.. catch our evening newscasts at 4, 5 and 6 p-m./// ((brian loftus)) we're expecting to learn more about what happened last night... when a police officer... shot a man in the shoulder. it happened just before 8.. near las vegas boulevard and saint rose parkway. investigators say the man was pointing what looked like a gun at passing cars. when officers told him to put it down.. he didn't respond. so they say they were forced to open fire. the man wasn't holding a real gun... it turned out to be a replica. he was taken to u-m-c with non- life threatening i

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rhonda rowsey in november where tate beating holm last night in las vegas, many wonder what it mean force the rematch between holm and rowsey in the fall. >>> imagine walking through a store and a huge piece of metal crashing through the roof. we'll show you where in wake county this happened (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. >>> the search continues for a gunman in a raleigh shooting. and a man is in the cumberland jail faying a list of charges accused of kidnapping a former n.c. state player who went pro. what investigators say happened the night of the crime. >>> plus, today is the 51th anniversary of the selma voting rights movement. we'll show you how leaders in our state are marking that event. all of those stories and more ahead. first, we take you outside where we have a foggy start to the day a

brian pag la know has been forced to envoik his fifth amendment right.practice for lawyers to advise clients to shut up in situations like this until an arrangement is made. now free to talk to prosecutors without prosecution as long as he sticks to the truth. he's a former clinton staffer who helped her set up her e-mail server. investigators found clinton received information that wasn't marked ads classified but should have been kept inside the government's secure system. now federal investigators have secured his cooperation and can make progress in the investigation to determine whether there were any laws broken. a major question in investigations like this is whether anybody involved knew they were transmitting classified information. the clinton campaign has been saying all of this needs to get out in the open. that was a message on wednesday. brian fallon, the clinton spokesman releasing a statement saying secretary clinton has been cooperating with the justice department's security inquiry, including offering in august to meet with with them to

he was forced to cancel fantasy football cvention in las vegas last year saying it was a violation of nfl gambling policy. judge ruled the league did not wrongly interfere with the convtion. >> and a high school basketball team in rhode island learns a game is not over until it is over. at the very end. this is the bernieville broncos celebrating sunday after a player thrhr the ball in the air to run down the clock. and team piled otop of each other middle of the court. thinking they would win. and guess what boys? no, one second left. the other team had actually managed to call a time out. so afterwards. one of the players from the other team scored a quick lay up painful to watch. you feel sorry for those poor kids. never going to get that. never, ever, ever. >> anchor: all rig. live look from the ft. lauderdale tower c c. gorgeous day. weather in a few minut what would you do, if you could choose your ultimate adventure? explore the ocean with a tour guide that's a tin of fun. race like a cheetah at 60 miles r hour. or fly down a waterslide. with choose your adventure, you can expl

. >>> in sport, one of the biggest stars in mixed martial artals forced to a surprise defeat in las vegas. details coming up in around 20 minutes. >> that harmony, that politeness and that equilibrium that japanese people call "wa". at the other side of history, fukushima's heroes were not enough. people have lost their trust, especially in the authorities. the myth of nuclear energy, of it being economic, safe and clean has been swept away. >> "fukushima: a nuclear story," narrated by willem dafoe. >>> hello again, good to have you with us. our top stories, an isil suicide bomber has killed at least 60 people in iraq. police say that a truck packed with explosives was driven into a security checkpoint south of baghdad. >>> sufficient presidential hopefuls donald trump and hillary clinton remain the front runners after the latest primaries. victories for bernie sanders and ted cruz show there still could be life in the race. >>> alexis tsipras says he'll press for fairer burden sharing as an emergency eu summit in turkey on sunday. thousands are trapped at greece's northern border with ma

las vegas of the east. the mayor of atlantic city said it dismal finances will force a week-long shutdown of nonessential government services without state aid. police, fire and sanitation would continue to perform jobs without pay and would be paid as soon as possible. the tax base has shrunk since four of 12 casinos closed. john: how fast can you go on the highway without getting the attention of police? barbara: anything under 10 miles an hour over the speed limit is think again. the state d.o.t. is ready burst the bubble on the nine miles an hour cushion. the governor's highway safety program cranking up owe by the sign or pay the fine. speeding enforcement crackdown. apparently there is a belief if the speed limit is 65 officers or troopers won't pull you if ur you are doing one to nine over the limit also called a buffer zone. d.o.t. says that's not the case. law enforcement saying beginning thursday they will target and ticket anyone driving above the posted speed limit. john: hmmm. now you know. don't do it. wow, crickets here. barbara: that hurts a little bit. i don't go nine over but i go a little over. d

. >>> a court hearing is scheduled today in las vegas in judy huff's lawsuit against bill cosby. she allege the comedian forcedher to play a sex act on him at the playboy mansion when she was 15 years old. a defamation lawsuit filed by janis dickinson can move forward. cosby's lawyers argue dickinson changed her story over the years. the judge says the facts will come out at trial. cosby is facing criminal charges in montgomery county. he's accused of drugging and assaulting an employee. >>> the position is considered second in command to state attorney general kathleen kane. kane will go on trial in august for allegedly leaking grand jury information and then lying about it. cosby's lawyers have been trying to get the case against him thrown out based on an immunity deal they made with castor decadesç ago when he was montgomery county district attorney. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> eight minutes after 4:00. the temperatures have been coming down. we've got a cold morning but a beautiful day ahead. bright sunshine and the wind is taking a break today. but the win

las vegas. >> the plant was pretty close to a mountain range and when the pressure wave went out, it rebounded off the mountain and came back at an even more force. >> nearly everybody you talked to, no matter where they were at in las vegas, felt a tremendous hit. we realized that this was a serious, huge disaster. as you can see the damage, it really began to hit home. >> dennis todd watches from the mountaintop in disbelief. >> i was not ready for the mother load explosion when it came. it looked like nothing that i had ever seen before. >> the explosion kills two people, one whose body is never found. both are employees of pepcon who don't make it out in time. more than 350 people are injured. >> i remember one person describing it as, they were on a run, just a dead run away from the facility and as the shockwave of the blast, you know, hit them, they ended up basically opening their eyes and they were on the ground. >> the blast consumes most of the remaining chemicals and there are no more explosions. the natural gas line is shut off and the fire burns itself out by the next day. >> and nobody can believe it. i think there was a realizati

experience has left her traumatized the nypd says the incident is being reviewed by the force investigation. >>> la guardia airport will be get ago major facelift the port authority voted to move ahead with a $4 billion over haul. remake the airport footprint and create a new central terminal. renovations are expected to be completed. >>> in atlantic city plans to play firefighters with iou's just weeks away from running the workers have volunteered to show up for work between april 8th and may second without getting paid on time. he says then they'll be paid in the next batch of tax revenue comes in, governor christie and the state senate president says they'll agree to financial aide only with the state takeover of the city. >>> flag wills fly at half staff in memory of nicolas. he died after a battle with cancer, he had a long public service career he served as the city's commissioner of investigation and head of the child welfare administration. he led the fdny for eight years starting a fewmonths after 9/11. >>> and gary shandling passed away a look behind the scenes of a talk show. he began h

forces. a group linked to al qaeda has reportedly claimed responsibility. in lasst a dozen people injured on a highway after a car swerved into a bus causing it to flip. police arrested the driver of the passenger car for driving under the influence. >>> tiny orange flags are raising attention. city workers fed up with dog owners who don't pick up after pooches decided to shame them by putting up a little bit of orange for every bit of brown left behind. so far more than -- >> that's horrendous. >> 600 flags have been raised. >>> a police station in western australia has taken in a new team member that is causing just about everyone to smile. look at this little munchkin. officers adopted the baby kangaroo after his mom was killed. the station has facebook followers to name the 4-month-old and settled on kujo. >>> now to a look at the day ahead. michelle obama welcomes the broadway cast of hamilton to the work shop. three-time nba all-star steph curry who turns 28. actor/comedian billy crystal is 68, and oscar winner michael caine is 83. record producer quincy joa

in 1899,i was born sick rowing up as a child, we lived on the south side of an air force base in lasegas. all kinds of warplanes of the sky all the time. it is very busy. up, he said,owing that did not happen. remember the days after 9/11 and the snow airplanes? imagine growing up without airplanes. they did not even exist as a kid, certainly not in cuba even years after that. yet, one night in the summer of 1969, he watched on television, and then stepped foot on the moon. just imagine for a young boy growing up looking at the moon, far away, to watch a human being step foot on the moon was annexed ordinary thing. it was impactful. -- was an extraordinary thing. it was impactful. was,he took away from it what can these people not do? that is the impact he took from that. [applause] senator rubio: that is what we are. that is what we have always been. that is still who we are. we are still the descendents of go-getters, every single one of us. american, you are the descendent of a go-getter, the descendent of someone who refuse to accept the circumstances of their birth and came to a

. >>> mary la's highest court consideringing whether a police must are forced to testify against throw sisters. six baltimore officers have been charged with the arrest and death of gray who died after being in police custody. the hearing involved officer william porter. he's the only one who has gone to trial. that case ened in a hung jury. >>> now that three suspects are in custody, investigators are looking for at least 11 other robber who's broke into a houston gun store and stole dozens of high poweredweapons. video shows the smash and grab operation that took less than two minutes. question now is, where are all those g`ns in abc's phillip mena has the latest from houston. >> reporter: authorities in texas remain on the hunt for the brazen thieves seen here in this dramatic nick surveillance video, smashing into a houston gun store in less than 90 seconds. using a chain tied to a pickup truck to yank the steel doors right off their hinges. seven of the ten suspects who popoed in and pillaged the store, still on the run tonight. authorities making three arrests late wednesday, fol

. >>> a lightning strike forced an american airlines plane to make an emergency landing. it was traveling to la guardia and it landed safely at jfk airport. and one passenger call tropical disturbance terrifying and said it felt like a missile hit the plane. >> it was a flashing light and big explosion and the plane dipped 100 feet and i don't know i felt like i was on a roller coaster and then i smelled smoke. >> fortunately nobody was hurt and the faa is now investigating. >> baltimore ravens quarterback tray walker is in critical condition after crashing a dirt bike in miami. he was wearing dark clothing and riding at night when he collided with a suv. he played mostly on special teams last season in eight games. head coach calls the accident devastating. >>> and court resumed this morning on the hulk hogan gawker trial. hogan is suing gawker for $100 million for posting a video in 2012 of him having sex with his former best friend's wife. both hogan and the wife say they didn't know they were being filmed and gawker contends the tape was news worthy. >>> and a convicted felon tries to impre

. >> on friday la roche said he felt forced to choose between his son and his team.ted do i cheese my teammates the or my career. or do i cheese my family. the decision was easy but in no way was it a reflection of how i feel about the teammates, manager, general manager or club's owner. this is interesting developments over weekend. they were saying other players were holding up his jersey, hanging it up in his locker. >> they threatened to boycott a game to show their support. >> but then on is players were saying hey, not everyone likes having his son around and not everyone was happy and may have led to this decision. >> i'm in the minority. we talked about this. a lot of people say don't bring him all the time. it is baseball. it is a glorified game of catch. you have a whole field out there. let them go out, and say hey, go over there and play catch with someone while we have a meeting. >> he was in the locker room. you know locker room conversations that go on. they could not talk as candidly as they would like. he was traveling to different games. they felt l

the jet was struck by lightning and pilots forced to make an emergency landing. they were heading to la guardia airport. >> the plane dipped about 100 feet after a big explosion and lightning. >> it was intense but glad we made it safe. >> they are both so cool. >> nobody was hurt during it. the faa is investigating this morning. >>> the time is 6:08. people who want to vote and how the presidential election is sparking a surge in voter regulations here in california, especially among one grup in particular. ular. >>> plus, the cal bears are back in the ncaa tournament and will face off in hawaii in a few hours but we'll tell you why this team has been dealt set backs before tip off today. >>> good morning, the morning commute is getting busier around the bay. we'll tell you more about 237 and the silicon valley commute. >>> yesterday sunshine and warm temps. today the fog has returned and there's a lot of low clouds out there. a cooler but still okay friday forecast. >>> senior point guard tyrone wallace suffered a broken hand during practice earlier this week and the injury will keep

i'm going to a stop the drone week outside of las vegas in a couple of weeks, creech air force base which is where a lot of these pilots are based that control the drones. but when they -- and the technology is so incredible that they can see the faces of people that are about to be killed, and they can see the faces of these people over a long period of time because these drones are stay up in the air about 22 hours at a time without having to refuel. so they can see these people going about their lives, and, you know, taking care of their children and their animals and eating and drinking and sleeping, etc. and then they press a button that blows them away, and many times blows away clearly civilians, women and children, there's not even an argument that in most instances that they're combatants, and that takes its toll psychologically on drone pilots. there were four former drone pilots who came out with a public letter to obama in the last few months urging him to reconsider this drone program. and we saw almost nothing about it in the corporate media. they really squelched it. but dr

la we need women in congress. if we want to be heard, it was the women who forced republicans to include women's health and contraceptiveerage in the affordable care act. in congress, i'll fight for pay equity, family leave and tougher gun safety laws. and, as an environmentalist, i'll work combat climate change. i know as a journalist and as a senior executive in business that when women are at the table, we get things done. i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. >>> it is now 4:57. a warning for parents at two popular tourist destinations where there are reports of men grabbing children. richmond police released these surveillance photos from the richmond science center. police say last month a man had inappropriate contact by a 9-year-old girl. then on march 3rd a similar incident happened at the smithsonian space and air museum in washington. surveillance video shows two persons of interest. witnesseses saw a man take a child's hand as a group left the museum, and the man hopped on a shuttle bus. >> between 10:00 and 11:00, if you had a dropoff or pickoff in the 600 block of air and space museum, please re

las vegas of the east. the mayor of atlantic city says the finances will force weeks long shut down. under that scenario in, fire and sanitation workers would continue to do their job without soon as possible. the city's tax base has shrunk since four of 12 casinos closed. greensboro police released video of a blast that damaged self -- several vehicles. manhole covers went into the air. crews are trying to determine the cause of the blast. people were in the area but no one was hurt. barbara: another code morning. don: we are starting with temperatures across the region around freezing but today will be the coldest of the next seven. we are dry. thursday zero. thursday night into friday about 60%. i threw in a 30% chance for easter sunday. that looks like late day. raleigh temperature right now 33, dew point 30 and 89% humidity. winds calm, sunrise 7:15. r.d.u. and temperatures right now in the 30's. 38, 65% humidity and winds calm. latest satellite and radar doctor -- satellite and radar composite shows clear skies and a clear crisp morning. we zoom out and you see the dry conditio

. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz, and here's what's happening. in libya anti-government forces control a key city near the libyan capital of tripoli. >>> new zealand's prime minister >>> every time we go into a maximum security prison with our "lockup" crews, the same general pattern happens. at first there's hostility from the general prison population that we're there. we're breaking up their routine. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> then that slowly changes into curiosity. they start asking questions, how long are you here for, what are you doing, what kind of questions are you asking? and then the third phase is actual enthusiasm for us being there. because really every inmate has a story to tell. >> when penitentiary of new mexico inmate david scritchfield agreed to an interview, he still wasn't forthcoming. >> why don't you tell me how ferocious you used to be? >> i wasn't. i was just a kitty cat. i wasn't ferocious. none whatsoever. >> because you do seem to have a reputation. >> do i? someone's told you about that? >> scritchfield did eventually open up about the violent act