lance v. mack is abraham lincoln, according to the brochure and who am i to argue?president. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> you're welcome. that was a little elvis you hit me with there. >> it wasn't intentional. >> i don't think anybody has ever combined elvis and lincoln before. why are you dressed as abraham? >> well, i've been portraying mr. lincoln for almost 25 years now. and i've always believed that now 21st century america really needs to hear from abraham lincoln about what kind of a nation we are or what kind of nation we should be and what our responsibilities are as its citizens. i love the last paragrairagraphe inaugural address. >> lay it on me. >> with malice toward none, with charity for all, with firmness in the right as god gives us the ability to see the right, let us strive to the end. to bind up the nation's wounds. to care for him who shall have born the battle and for his widow and orphan. and to do all we can to achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace among ourselves and with all nations. >> talk about reenactors, they're all in.

lance bass joins surae chin right now on constitution avenue. good morning, surae. >> reporter: good morning, and you know what? the floats will have to batten down a bit. the wind has picked up a bit, and we have n'sync singer lance bass. how you doing? >> oh, doing great. thank you. >> reporter: looking good. >> and you are looking beautiful yourself. >> reporter: we haven't had a weekend show if a long time, and you are the first guest. >> i'm honored to be here. >> reporter: what are you going to be doing? >> we are going to be on the float sing and spring and we will be singing "walking on air," and the weather will warm up, so we're very excited. >> reporter: what's in store for you? i hear you might be doing recordings. what's going on there? >> doing all kinds of stuff. right now, i host a talk show on 106 every day, so much fun and my favorite two hours of the day and it's a live call-in show. so call us, and then right now, just working a lot of television and film. >> reporter: and you have lots of cool people and stars and celebritie

. >> lance v. mack is abraham lincoln according to the brochure and who am i to argue.y favorite president. >> thank you very much. >> that was a little elvis you hit me with though. >> wasn't intentional. i don't think i knew who that was. >> i don't think anybody ever combined elvis and lincoln before. >> why are you dressed as abraham? we need to hear about what kind of nation we are and should be and what our responsibility is as citizens. i love the last paragraph of the second inaugural address. it's advice to america in 1865 that's just as good 150 years lalter. >> lay it on me. >> was malice toward night with charity for all with firmness in the right as god gives us to see the right let us drive on to finish the work that we are in. to bind up the nation's wounds. to care for him who should have born the battle and for his widow and orphan and do all we can to achieve and cherish adjust and lasting peace among ourselves and with all nations. >> talk about reenactors. they're all in. they love what they do. >> there are about 50 of us lincolns in the country. >>

lance v. man who is one of the most famous american presidents ever. i have questions. lance v. mack is abraham lincoln according to the brochure and at first glance, i have to say who am i to argue, because you seem to be channeling my favorite president. >> well, thank you. thank you very much. >> that is a little elvis that you hit me with though. >> well, it is not intentional, because i don't know who that is. >> i don't think that anybody who has combined elvis with lincoln before. >> excellent accident. >> and why are you dressed as abraham lincoln? >> well, i have been portraying mr. lincoln for 25 years now, and i have always believed that for the 21st century america, they need to hear about from abraham lincoln about what kind of nation we are, and what kind of nation we should be and what we should be as citizens, and i love the last paragraph of the second inaugural edaddress and is the advice to america in 1865 that is just as good for america nearly 150 years later. >> lay it on

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thanks, lance. >> my pleasure. >> lance ulanoff from marble.. he's been behind bars. it wasn't for a crime but it was for a prime time special. andrew will take us inside the federal prison system and the life of the white claarollar criminal when we come back. >>> tonight for the first time in 15 years, network television cameras go inside federal prisons. in an exclusive look inside our criminal justice system, andrew ross sorkin exploreing the reality of how white collar criminals do their time. he joins us here at post nine andrew, welcome. >> thank you for having me. this is the story of power brokers turned felons and the prison lives they lead after going down as they say. the first thing they have to do inside is learn the prison code of conduct. >> there are certain unwritten rules, you know? you don't reach across the table, across another man's food. you don't sit in another man's seat in the chow hall or the tv room. >> can you pick up the remote and change the channel? >> no. no you can change the channel but i can't. i just don't

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hi lance. >> caller: hello. >> guest: hey, lance. >> caller: hello? caller: hey, thank you guys for taking my call. mr. smiley, i just want to tell you i appreciate definitely appreciate the work that you do. >> guest: thank you. >> caller: don't always necessarily agree concern. >> guest: that's okay. >> caller: -- but definitely appreciate your approach and everything. i'm a 48-year-old african-american male. i own a barbershop, and my clientele is probably 40% white, 40% black and another 20% other. and lately here with the controversies going on with the police in the news and everything, we've been having some really great conversations. and i just wanted maybe some suggestions for you on how to approach and facilitate the conversation without looking like the angry black male and driving my clientele away and losing money. >> guest: yeah. first of all -- >> host: lance, before mr. smiley answers, do you get different points of view from your white clientele and your black clientele? is it pretty consistent? >> guest: yes. yeah, it is. people mee

president obama, right here and two seats down in the white polo shirt is a guy named lance. his company sent him to the meeting, thinking he would be sitting in the audience of some big presidential event. instead, he was part of a tiny group with the president. lance telling us this afternoon, he felt underdressed but that the whole thing was wonderful. can you imagine? >>> six-time masters ss champ jack nicklaus proving hi still got it. >> maybe a hole in one. how is that? >> the folks would love that. >> he was predicting a hole in one, and look at this. augusta today. watch this. the ball hitting the green there. wait for it. the crowd couldn't believe it. he predicted it. at 75 years old -- not bad, the golden bear. ands with . >>> when we come back here on a wednesday night, the 5-year-old boy reporting in for "world news tonight," right there, standing by. you are not going to believe his discovery, 100 million years in the making. ♪ bring your vision for the future to life. for more than 145 years, pacific life has been helping families achieve life-long financial se

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stuart: hold on a second, lance. i know you're a big deal but this is deirdre bolton.u've seen it. >> i have seen it. stuart: keep it on camera. is that a fashion statement to you? am i being sexist by asking you a female, if that is a fashion statement? >> you are not being sexist. actually, i'm flattered stuart that you want my style opinion and i am here to give it. honestly, i think that looks a little clunky but lance says he is a watch expert so with all due respect, what i'm more entered in -- stuart: wait a minuter. >> this is not the only size and not the only design. >> you didn't splash out the 17k for the gold-plaited one? >> no, this is stainless steegal low, so this is a more expensive one, but there's also the sport model which is 38 millimeters smaller, aluminum alloy, it has a leather band, it has -- >> which makes me think of chicken which makes me realize i need to go to the gym and i need these apps from the watch. i'm more concerned about functionality. our colleague at the "wall street journal" said it was good, but it didn't pester me enough. she

lance, thank you.esting. 7,000 people online waiting to get it. thank you, lance. >> my pleasure. bill: martha? martha: think about that right? hillary clinton has gone on the offensive. she is fighting new accusations that the forther secretary of state gave out favors to foreign nations of the is her strategy and a new memo going to work? . this is scientific. we want to know what you prefer? screenwriters? >> that is so cute. >> someone online said you are one lucky guy and i agree. >> it looks funny. they all looked funny. a lot of law going on. have a good day, everybody. see you on o'reilly tonight. have a good day, everybody. >> we take that as the start to the show, from america's news room. hillary clinton's presidential campaign launching its battle plan ahead of the release of an exclusive book alleging pay to play by the former secretary of state. welcome to happening now. i am jenna lee. >> mrs. clinton's threat to make remarks at georgetown university. no word whether she will address the

lance fuch does not have to imagine it because he lived it next week.nal guardsman is here with us. what happened that day? >> what had happened is when the white house first sent the invitation the assumption was they wanted a representative to be a member of the press release, so they wanted us in the audience and they had asked for someone with military experience. so because i am an active utah airman, i was chosen to be able to have this opportunity. >> but you thought you were just going to be listening to a speech, correct? >> i thought i was just going to be listening to a speech. there was as time got closer kind of a rumor that i would be interviewing perhaps with a white house official but the realization came when i entered the room for the first time and i saw a name tag for president obama and also a name tag for senator orrin hatch. >> and you. >> and everyone else and myself two seats down. >> lance, first of all, the picture makes it look like you are actually running the meeting with president obama because you're sitting at the head o

>> we all saw you, lance. always better to be overdressed instead of underdressed.et a witness? >> polo just sent him 10000 shirts. >> he was hoping like obama would be like what are you doing later, golfing? put me in. embarrassing. business casual is it not a pollo shirt. >> i mean, i feel sorry for him. he didn't think he would be in the table with president obama. but come on, the president of the united states is coming to your place of work put on a suit and tie. >> i did read where his employer said they misunderstood the message about the event he was going to. and i think he was misled to thinking you are in the audience and just dress decent. >> don't dress like a job. >> you are not going to be. >> and big difference between in the audience and anoninous and a small table with six people and the president. >> he will had a good sense of humor. i have had people come to court. >> did you sewned them away. >> i had a young girl show up with jeans and crop top. she was like i can win this? >> it was. >> did it help her case. >> you think it is the appropriat

and here are my two dogs sir lance-a-lot and mikimoto. there's the picture.d lance. ...and the wolf was huffing and puffing... kind of like you sometimes, grandpa. well, when you have copd it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said.. doctor: symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections osteoporosis, and some eye problems. you should tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. grandfather: symbicort could mean a day with better breathing. watch out, piggies! child giggles doctor: symbicort. breathe better star

and lance is chief correspondent and editor at large. welcome to both of you. we wanted to hone in on -- mary let me ask you. you're familiar with accident investigations. to think of this possibility, when you look at this debris field, that it would even be possible a cellphone or a card from inside a cellphone would survive something like this. possible? >> oh possible and it's happened in other crashes and other cases i've worked. not only do cell phones survive and you can download material off cell phones but sometimes laptops and other electrons. even after a fire, i've had situations after a fire you've been able to download pictures and material from laptops. i'm not surprised that there's not more than one. i'm sure many got out of cell phone, sent messages and uploaded things. i think as time goes on there will be perhaps more of this. >> let me turn to you lance. talking to our correspondent covering the area in the french alps. he said investigators have recovered multiple pieces of cell phones. he was saying to me these investigators are saying no

the guy in the polo lance joins us. lance, good morning to you.ome. >> oh, thank you. it's good to be here with you guys today. >> let me ask you this you were going in. you told it was business casual. you walk in and you see the president of the united states, what goes through your mind? >> i saw the table and a name tag for president obama and senator orrin hatch and the first thing to go through my mind was i am definitely the most underdressed person in this room. >> you sit down you start the meeting, what are you thinking? >> um, i'll admit, i was extremely nervous. i hadn't realized that i would be sitting there with the president and the senator. >> yeah. >> luckily they asked other people questions first so it gave me a couple seconds to calm my nerves and actually put together what i wanted to speak about. >> did you have a change of clothes out in the car? i think i read that somewhere. and were you tempted i'll be right back mr. president i've got to go change? >> i was really tempted. i had my military blues out in my car. >> oh. >>

depth behind michael wilhoite and navorro bowman the niners are also looking at former bears all-pro lancefensive tackle antonio smith was released by the raiders today it was somewhat of a surprise given smith has been productivve as an inside pass rusher and is a leader in the locker room he was rated the most cordial raider but he got cut the team saves $4million against the salary cap with the move smith was entering the 2nd year of a 2-year $9 million deal former raider matt schaub has found a new home. he signed a 1-year, $3 million deal to backup joe flacco with the baltimore ravens today schaub was brought in by the raiders and paid $8 million to be their starting qb but lost the job to derek carr in the attempting one pass an interception against the browns in his final spring training appearance he gave up seven runs it is hard to imagine he is making the roster tiger woods somebody spotted his plan in augusta he hasn't played as of late, but the word is that if he feels right he bill play in the masters a week from thursday. >> pam :that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay conn

. >> it's a promotion for the lancing bw chili cook-off. it happens on june 5th we need to book our tickets >> i want to be a judge. i can take the heat. pecting that kind of heat. >> as you can see from their reaction, they were not expecting that kind of heat. >> winter is kind of known to be a bit gray, colorless like you see this this snowy video. a four-time alpine skiing champion, getting ready to make a run. you never see a video like this. check it out. >> coming from the gate. >> each one of them packed with different colors. exploding each one as he plows through the gate, the winter coming alive in a rainbow of color. >> looks like the skis are shooting flames >> isn't it fun to watch? >> suddenly, there's a plume of color. >> big smile not everyone can do this color run. >> neat too to look back up the mountain and see what you created >> they made sure they did this in the most environmentally responsible way. >>> this guy, if you're going big, commit. on a snow mobile, the throttle is down. up, up, up. starts to nose dive. >>

. >> in rural valleys, lance foxfeels at home. >> it is dry and scary. >> as bad as it has been. >> reporter: one of his two wells, struggles to pump up the water at all. >> reaching a pitch right now entering this summer where we have not had the rain we needed. >> 100 customers are on edge. the drought claims one well after another. folks say typically they truck in water from east bay mud but they have been cut off. >> that has been an unauthorized use of east bay mud water supply. >> reporter: the spokesperson says east bay mud has an obligation to serve the 1.3 million customers, first, and that does not include them. >> you can not legally authorize access to communities outside of our service area. >> worries what that will mean for her apmals. moving there for piece and quiet. without water that lifestyle, her horses could all be taken away. >> we can not keep them on the property if we don't have water. we can not keep our family in the home if we don't have water. >> he put in astro turf but keeping it alive threw this drought meaning truck loads of water. >> i would like choices a

. >> reporter: in rural valley, lance fox feels at home. >> yes we enjoy it very much. >> but his slice of heaven is beginning to fell more like hell. dry and scary. >> this is as bad as it ever has been. >> two of the wells, struggled to pump up the water at all. reaching a pitch right now entering all summer. one00 customers are on edge. the drought claims one wel well another. typically they truck in water from east bay mud but they have been cut off. >> -- one well and another. typically they truck in water from east bay mud but they have been cut off. >> they can not legally authorize access to communities outside of our service area. she worries what it will mean for her animals. she moved here for peace and quiet. but without water, that lifestyle, her horses could all be taken away. >> we can not keep them on the property if we don't have water. we can not keep our family in the home if we don't have water. >> reporter: she put in astro turf and bark chips instead of soil but to keep it alive through the drought it will take more than conservation it will mean truck loads of wat

. >> reporter: lance fox feels at home here. >> yes, we enjoy it very much. >> reporter: his slice of heaven is beginning to feel more like hell. dry and scary. >> this is bad as it has ever been. >> reporter: one of his two wells, 50 feet below the ground struggles to pump up much water at all. >> reaching a pitch right now entering the summer when we have not had the rain we needed. >> reporter: about 100 customers are on edge. the drought claims 1 well after another. folks say tippicly they truck in water from east bay mud but they have -- typically they truck in water from east bay mud but they have been cut off. >> that was an unauthorized use of mud water supply. >> they can not legally authorize access to communities outside of our service area. >> come on. >> reporter: she worries about what it will mean for her an mals, she moved here for peace and quiet. without water, that lifestyle, her horses could all be taken away. >> we can not keep them on the property if we don't have water. we can not keep our family in the home if we don't have water. >> reporter: she put in astro

i can't top lance bass from last week, but i know usher either. but i'll go track him down. sometime at some point. but we do have and she's going to hate me for saying this, we do have mother earth here. she is -- >> grandmother earth at this point. i'm so tired. >> reporter: kathleen rogers is the president of earth day networks, thank you so much for being here. you are the -- you are the one responsible for this huge event. >> yes. well, we are -- our partner global poverty project and earth day network joined together for the first time. normally just earth day network on the mall and we are also taking advantage of global leaders meeting here, 188 countries, to talk about financing for climate change and the poor. so we decided to pull everybody together and put on one big event. >> reporter: tell me who's going to be here. some of the headliners. >> i'm going to be here. [ laughter ] >> reporter: mother earth. >> exactly. usher. my morning jacket. train. fallout boy who by the way is absolutely adorable. last time i saw him he had pink hair but he's really smart and e

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the cards have beaten washington 11 of the last 13 times they've met and tonight, it's lance lynn against geogonzalez. >> you know, whether it's the beginning of the season, they're a good team to gauge where you are competitively wise. and so you know we understand they're a good team. and hopefully we can just you know execute what we want to execute so we can come out on top. tim: the cardinals have called up a former naval academy pitcher, mitch harris. he'll be in the bull pen tonight for the kardz. 2008 graduate of the academy and first midshipman to appear in a big league game since 1921 with the washington senators and no i was not there to see him pitch. maureen: not up close and personal back in 1921. doug: beautiful evening out tonight. tonight, 11:00, steve rudin will be along with the timing of the showers tomorrow. he'll see you then. maureen: "world news tonight" with david muir coming up next. join us at 11 >>> the breaking news tonight. the justice department now revealing it will open an investigation in the death of a suspect, his spine nearly severed. they want to know

republicanos oficializaron su candidatura y se espera que este lunes el senador por florida marco rubio se lanceste anuncio televisivo dice que hillary clinton representa lo peor de washington arrogancia de poder, corrupciÓn y liderazgo fallido. en new york estado que representÓ clinton en el senado se ven algunos letreros en contra de la ex primera dama. >>> asÍ estÁ el ambiente a 16 meses de las elecciones presidenciales. bueno, este video que sacÓ hillary clinton da paso a su primera gira como pre canada datocandidata demÓcrata visitara los estados de iowa y new hampshire. >>> interesante serÁ conocer quien se apunta en la lista demÓcrata gracias liliana. >>> la of del alguacil en el condado de tulsa, un agente por equivocaciÓn utiliza el arma de fuego en vez su arma tazer todo ocurriÓ el pasado 2 de abril en el video se ve como el sospechoso corre en direcciÓn del oficial. es el momento en que en lugar de sacar su arma electrÓnica o gas pimienta saca su pistola y lee dispara. quien muriÓ en el incidente. harris era ex convicto sospechoso de vender armas de forma ilegal. en san francisco, en

some took train some others that on buses to travel northward by lance, trying to get to richer europeanations. host: all right, let's take a look at images that have just come through. this morning, hundreds of people, including many children, have been plucked from the sea and have been taken to the port of catania. a former captain, natalia mendoza, is on the ground. you have talked to some of those rescued. what did they tell you? natalia: i got his feet with some of the rescuers. they have told us that the health conditions of the migrants are stable, but some are still in shock. there is still migrants coming from west africa. among them pregnant women and minors. we saw them -- they were visibly tired, exhausted by this very dramatic trip, and three of them were separated from the group. they may be the smugglers. we know that catania authorities have lunch and investigation to know the situation and despite the shipwrecks, despite the risk , there are still hundreds and thousands of desperate migrants that are ready to jump on board of these overcrowded vessels to escape violence

here to talk about his week lance joins us. here with you. >> i love that you still have the polo on. >> i still have to represent the white polo. >> you have to represent the white polo. tell me how this was miscommunicated as i understand to you. >> when the invitation was initially sent to vivint all we were told is they wanted someone with a military background that understood both the solar industry and what it is like to be a veteran, and we knew there was going to be a press release, and the assumption was i was going to be a member of the crowd for just representing vivint solar. >> did you know the president would be there? >> i assumed he would be there for the press conference but as far as me having a meeting with him, i had no idea. >> so when you walked in the room who was there already? >> when i walked in the room there were the other representatives, president obama wasn't there yet. the realization came as i walked up to the table, saw a nameplate for president obama and also a nameplate for senator orrin hatc

my name is lance lucas. we represent black business and the state of maryland and the city of baltimore. thousands of workers and hundreds of african-american owned businesses. we all suffer when business is closed and we fully support naacp and tessa hill and their movement in this neighborhood. i was a teacher in this neighborhood for ten years as well as i had a lot of friends that passed away in this neighborhood so we're involved in the neighborhood and we'll continue to support the naacp. thank you very much. >> all right. we're going to jump away from this news conference. as you can see the naacp and community leaders coming together to try to heal the city after one terrible night. we have updated numbers from the mayor's office a short time ago. 15 structure fires last night. the atf has been called in. that senior center burned to the ground. investigators believe that was arson and connected to these riots. also 144 cars and trucks were set on fire. 200 people were arrested. and as you know sadly

driver one month after returning from afghanistan is going to sue the city of fremont. 23-year-old lance corporal andrew silva was riding his motorcycle when he was struck by a driver trying to evade place. his wife filed a wrongful death suit against the city and the officer involved in the pursuit. the suit accuses the officer of wrong any engaging in a high speed chase with an obviously intoxicated driver. >>> meantime, be aware of your surroundings. the warning from livermore police after a woman says she was sexually assaulted on a popular trail. that attack happened around 6:00 tuesday night on the arroyo trail near arroyo road. the woman was walk ag loan when a man came up and grabbed her from behind and session welly assaulted her and took off. police are beefing up their patrols along the trail. >>> developing right now. the city of baltimore is waking up to relatively calm streets for the second straight morning. the mandatory curfew was lifted a few hours ago. while baltimore was peaceful the anger spread to other cities across the country. people took to the streets to protes

witness cell phone video and nearby surveil lance video has been confiscated as part of the investigation. >>> time is 4:36 now. and a state commission has implemented new regulations to help california save water. the state energy commission unanimously approved higher water efficiency standards for new a few sets, toilets, urinals. new bathroom faucets can use no more than 1.2 gallons per minute. that's down from the current 2.2 gallons per minute, and kitchen faucets dropped to 1.8 gallons per minute. it also sets a maximum flow for toilets. now, the energy commission acted under the authority of governor brown's executive order last week. it made 25% water reductions mandatory. the commission says the new efficiency standards will save more than 10 billion gallons of water in the first year. >>> well scientists across california say the state desperately needs up grades to most of its water systems. seismologists say the state's water distribution system could collapse in a major earthquake. that would leave millions of californians without any water. besides personal property damages

stay in the cash and e-z pass lance. ease pennsylvania pass only lanes. one vehicle favorite wrong way. that truck also involved so penndot has blocked off those e-z pass only lanes as you head toward the toll plaza. an update on our water main break by bryn mawr college. it's now closing morris avenue. we're hearing until 11 o'clock this morning. at least until they can make repairs. old gulph road a possible alternate on this wednesday morning. tam. >> thank you matt. >>> and breaking now baltimore has come through its first night of curfew. it was a relatively calm night compared to the chaos of the day before. "action news" reporter erin o'hearn is live at the big board with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam. and the city got off to a rough start late last night. officers did make some arrests when people in the streets were throwing bricks and rocks at officers. the crowd though then lessened after police deployed pepper pellets and smoke canisters. from that point on police did have the city under control. and obviously you can tell

. >> a southwest airlines passenger hoping to get a refund for a flight cancelled ran into tush yu lanceacted michael finney. >> this guy is from san jose. he says he and his family are frequent flyers so what happened to him caught him by surprise. >> to celebrate his friend's birthday. so jeff cancelled the fight. so he thought. >> they told me great. all set. >> southwest read all funds from the reservation are forfeited he called southwest. >> they said you need to prove to us you called. >> you'll recall he was at a off site meeting. tracking down that call would be impossible. >> i felt like i'd done what i was supposed to do. i called and cancelled. i didn't feel like i had to put people out to solve the problem. >> now there would be no refund he remembers the time he turned to 7 on your side. 3:00 p.m on a wednesday. >> and so thank you for that. it's helpful. >> southwest told us exceptions are considered on a case by case basis and may require related documentation. records indicate the department worked with mr. schwartz to resolve this particular issue. >> so advice document

sadly a marine killed by a suspected drunk driver is now suing the city of fremont. 23-year-old lance corporal andrew silvia was riding in his motorcycle when he was hit by a driver trying to evade police. silvia died at the scene. his wife filed a wrongful death. the suit accuses the officer of wrongfully engaging in a high-speed chase with an obvi s obviously intoxicated driver. >>> the san francisco sheriff will share the ult results of a report after a number of issues that put the department in the national spotlight. >> a lot packed in there. the sheriff plans to talk about the investigation into a recent inmate escape. then he's going to address allegations of guards betting on forced fights between inmates. after that, he will announce new department reforms including a new pilot program to equip all  deputies with body cameras. >>> now to our continuing coverage of the unrest in baltimore. a second night of calm overnight in baltimore. mandatory curfew just lifted a few hours ago. 11 days after freddie gray's death many still want to know how he died in police custody. balti

and lance. and now, they are peering through a higher fence. >> it's good for the security. but, not good for getting clean shots of the planes. and video to. >>reporter: the airport is trying to find a balance between access and security. >> the airport is hoping to get $9 million from the faa there order to raise the fence line around the entire airfield as well as upgrade some of the other security features trying to get some motion detector sensors put up and improve surveillance cameras. >> at this point have any of the fence is been replaced yet? >>reporter: yes, that southwest corner that's really right across the street from the new soccer stadium, you can see that that is brand-new fencing. you can see the difference, for feet difference in the fence height. they want to do that around the entire perimeter. >> that's what i was wondering. that did look like new fencing. >>> >>> police in san jose are also investigating a breach of their own involving a murder suspect who escaped a holding cell while in handcuffs. the police chief ended up tackling him. tonight at 61

tyrese burton spelman and lance matthews were arrested yesterday.say the pair robbed the susquehanna bank in lumberton. one pulled out a gun while the other reportedly jumped over the downed grab cash. >> series of community hearings on philadelphia school budget problems continues tonight at northeast high school. >> dozens of people rallied in northeast philadelphia last night to protest funding cuts in the budget. they gathered at fox chase elementary and marched to congressman brendan boyle's office. >> next and new this morning fast moving fires spreads through two homes in delaware. two people are hurt. >> you cannot avoid tax day but some businesses are easing the burden by giving away free stuff. "action news" continues >> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪♪ >> good morning. it's 6:00 a.m. on this wednesday april 15th. here's what's happening. >> a philadelphia family could be closer to justice in a hit and run that killed a youn

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tyrese burton spelman and lance matthews took off running but they were quickly caught. charged with bank robbery and possession of a weapon. >> another video of a police confrontations spread across the internet and throwed more than one opinion of what should have happened. in this case an officer in arizona used his own vehicle to stop a suspect's day long crime spree. "action news" reporter erin o'hearn is live with the video and the details. >> reporter: this armed man was walking down a crowded public street way rifle. actually you can see him in this still of the video here. now, apparently he had just stolen a rifle from wal-mart. the dash cam video was released by police in tucson and the police chief acknowledged that using a police cruiser to take down a suspect is not standard protocol. but it was safer in this situation. now, we have to warn you the video that you are about to see in this segment is very graphic as it shows the moment of impact. now, right before the incident surveillance video shows mario valencia had just stolen a 3030 rifle from a nearby

that is 26-year-old lance butch.uld be with a senior white house official. he wore a polo shirt. that official turned out to be the president. >> here i am with the commander in chief and i'm underdressed. he deserved the most respect i can give him at that moment. >> poor lance he's got to feel like such a scluw. he was cropped out of the photograph. i wonder what his command has to say about that. those are your headlines. >> he handled it well. >> it happens to everybody right? >> it sure does. >>> 23 minutes before the top of the hour. thought your bracket was good? think again meet sam. >> he's 12 years old and his bracket beat out 11 million contestants in espn's challenge. he's being denied to collect the $20,000 prize because he's too young. >> are the rules just the rules or is that fair? >> joining us is sam. good morning to you and congratulations. >> thank you. good morning to you too. >> did you know that the cutoff was 18, you had to be 18 or older to enter? >> yeah, when i first entered the bracket, i

>> it will. >> lance says no. >> you think it will cannibalize the ipad? doesn't have a touch screen. it remindered me of the first ipad. it's just a half pound different in weight and the size is similar. i even held them up next to each other. this is something that's still about work about sort of pure play, word processing, e-mail. the ipad is obviously a lot of content consumption, some work. >> not for the high-end executive user, though. if you need a screen that's bigger than the iphone 6 plus and you need to be productive what do you grab that's ult ultrapotable? >> i think those executives are fantastic. and the first time they see this, they say where am do i plug in my usb port? >> if i'm an apple user i've got my ipad i've got my apple watch, i've got my iphone and i've got this macbook here. is there redundancy there that i don't need to deal with here? this machine is for somebody who has a ton of machine for every purpose. this is not going to be your main computer. this is going to be your road dog. you take it on the road. you want to car

let's get more reaction now with lou from disruptive tech research, lance, with an apple watch in thechael, cnbc contributor from destination wealth management here at the exchange as well. gentlemen, welcome to all of you. lou, first to you, this capitol return program, i mean $200 billion for the buyback, not a bigger reaction in shares is there some disappointment in terms of their numbers here? >> i don't really think there's any disappointment. i mean if you remember they came off of the mind melting numbers from the holiday quarter. i mean what better of an encore can people expect. if i believe, if i'm correct, the iphone unit sales are the second highest number in the company's history. i think people are focussing on the ipad number which disappointed to the downside a little bit. i think that's irrelevant. increasingly so. if you look at how much money comes from the iphone it's 70% of revenues. so that ipad sales figure really doesn't matter as much as we continue to move forward. >> you agree, lance? >> well i wouldn't call it irrelevant, i think it's very important for ap

lieutenant lance brees says they're not sure what happened, but foul play is not a factor. >> it was one of the highest peaks in the area, there is loose footing up there but it would be speculative at this point to determine whether or not he fell or what not. >> well the investigation will determine that. >> this photo shows the area where the body was found many a representative from the coroner's office is now in route to the park. myers lived in palo alto he loved to volunteer with abilities united. in president anton, tiffany wilson abc 7 news. >>> a 23-year-old man has been arrested after a deadly crash at san jose. christian clemens was driving down north capitol avenue. rolled it over on to the tracks just before 10:00 last night. two of his passengers were killed. three others were injured. witnesses say it was a scary scary scene. >> there was a train which was approaching, and then there were two people who actually took the step to go ahead and stop the train. it is pretty dramatic. >> how sad, 24-year-old sean johnson and reginald sterling were killed. alcohol was found

. >> a southwest airlines passenger hoping to get a refund for a flight cancelled ran into tush yu lancentacted michael finney. >> this guy is from san jose. he says he and his family are frequent flyers so what happened to him caught him by surprise. >> to celebrate his friend's birthday. so jeff cancelled the fight. so he thought. >> they told me great. all set. >> southwest read all funds from the reservation are forfeited he called southwest. >> they said you need to prove to us you called. >> you'll recall he was at a off site meeting. tracking down that call would be impossible. >> i felt like i'd done what i was supposed to do. i called and cancelled. i didn't feel like i had to put people out to solve the problem. >> now there would be no refund he remembers the time he turned to 7 on your side. 3:00 p.m on a wednesday. >> and so thank you for that. it's helpful. >> southwest told us exceptions are considered on a case by case basis and may require related documentation. records indicate the department worked with mr. schwartz to resolve this particular issue. >> so advice docume

niners also looking at former bears all-pro lance the bricks and sacramento native. >> gary: veteranackle and tony smith was released mother raiders today was somewhat of a surprise given smith has an inside pass rusher and is a leader in the locker room he posted three sacks last season as the situation a pass rusher but he is 33 years old and on the downside of his career. the team saves $4 million against the salary cap with the move. smith was injured in an second year of a $9 million contract. >> gary: former raider matt shaw has found in a home he signed a one-year, 3 million deal to back of show fladeboe with the baltimore ravens today. job was bought and by leaders and paid a billion to be the starting qb but lost the job to derrick carr in a preseason play attempting one has an interception against the browns. >> gary: pitcher its tight and played up his knee kid image went next to describe this ideal wife. appearing on show * jim brown showed up clearly did not offend anyone in the studio on its least. >> gary: our united miles... ...for a trip to hawaii. we love free check

. >> when he does make an appear lance it will be in a court in the nearby city possibly in a few weeks time. it would have been a scene unthinkable just a few years ago since never before as such a high-ranking government official been treated this way. his public disgrace follows the done ball of boxi lai. >> i think many people want him to die. this is all depends on the political need, or if what will happen during the trail. >> it's unclear if this will mark the climax of president xi's anti-corruption campaign or whether more powerful figures will be next. so far that campaign has ensnared more than 100,000 communist party officials. the president has warned he'll continue to go after tigers and flies, referring to low- and high-ranking officials and they don't get much higher. al jazeera beijing. >> well, willie lamb is a professor of history in chinese politics. he said this will be seen as a victory. >> this is a major water shed in xi jinping's efforts to promote clean governance, because nobody so senior since the end of the cultural revolution has been prosecuted with econom

lance, bring that back. >> anytime. bill: you a buyer? >> i like it. to get you back there because robert durst has just pled not guilty to weapons and drug can charges, she said, in court in new orleans. that story more coming up. >> this is the best news of the day. >> nice. >> you know who that is? alex and corrine lawson's beautiful baby girl. oh my is she pretty. elliot taylor lawson was born tuesday morning. weighed 7 pounds. we wish them all well. beautiful family. congratulations. >> that is alex's best production. see you soon. >> take care, guys jenna: say congratulations. we should start there. we should show a baby picture to start off. great way to end the show. great way to begin one as well. we'll start with politics. new signs that hillary clinton could soon run for president. i'm jenna lee. jon: i'm jon scott. we know that might surprise you but according to "the los angeles times" the mrs. clinton's campaign in wait something operating out of a cramped manhattan office as staffers map out return to politics in the office she used sinc

an hour to get the trucks moving off as they slowly cleared in of the upper deck to block the like lancess the bridge and there's very little movement as you say we are backed up through the macarthur maze thing you're ride on interstate 680 this morning a year trip from dublin down to fremont slow because of early recovering problems before so no and axes southbound 680 assault commission >>mark: outside of the coliseum and where the a's have the home opener tonight there on the road for the next seven games will people will be gathering at at&t park nonetheless. >>jackie sissel: for the third time in five years the san francisco giants will start a season that does not mean a you cannot come down here with the favored giants year to celebrate opening night his video from a world championship season last year the six months hundred and 62 journey the loss paulo san the law will wait and see what happened the gates opened at 6:00 and the pregame starts and 630 the game starts at 7:00 of the first 5000 fans did need a free hot dog and a cheer card $3 a fans even get a foam finger the san

normal dos latinos de pronto se lancen a la casa blanca, y un candidato bicultural como jet bush se lanceblanca. esto parece normal pero ha costado mucho trabajo. >> nunca hemos tenido un candidato reconocido republicano aspirando la presidencia. que sea bilingüe. ahora vamos a tener tres. primera vez donde vamos a hacer campaÑa en espaÑol con los medios como univisiÓn hablando en el idioma natal. para mi es una gran oportunidad si lo hacemos correctamente. jorge: quÉ es lo que ha cambiado? gelen: lo que hemos visto es que el voto hispano es clave. es un voto que va creciendo en el 2002 a 8,4% de los votantes eran hispanos. el hispano en estados unidos es muy joven. cada dÍa se estÁn escribiendo y participando mÁs. se sabe que el blanco no hispano disminuyendo nÚmeros para que el candidato republicano pueda ganar. necesita apelar a los grupos minoritarios, la afroamericano, asiÁtico, el hispano. de esos tres el hispano es el que mÁs se identifica con los valores conservadores en cuanto a economÍa, familia, seguridad nacional y religiÓn. jorge: es lo que decÍa reagan. que los latinos son r