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

according to documents, lawson will be paid $690,000. her attorney declined comment. bridgeton police chief did not respond to a request for comme comment. the officer in that case has been cleared of any criminal charges. bridgeton makes no admission of wrongdoing in the settlement. >>> things turned violent when a store employee tried to stop two suspected shoplifters in philadelphia. police want to find these two women. they say both women pull out steak knives on an employee at the five below in center city last friday. police say the employee followed the women outside to get back the stolen stuff and that's when they stabbed her in the neck and in the back. the two ran off and we do not know the condition who they stabbed. >>> fight between two men spilled out into the streets in newark, delaware. all over a sale of a car. newark police say they were called to normal street for reports of shots fired. police say caesar correll la on the left and william hannah on the right got into a fight the there. hannah apparently showed up to confront the other man. no word

lord lawson. nigel: what is the european union about? the european union is about a political venture which we don't want to be part of. tobrings no economic benefit the european union itself. the european union is one of the slowest growing countries in the world, with one of the highest levels of unemployment, which is very sad. whicha political project the british people do not wish. the french don't either. elitistce is an country. it is the elites who run it. i was interested in the polling three weeks ago where the french people were asked, would you like to have a referendum so you could leave the european union, and 53% said yes. francine: they would be huge queues. i would think as a british citizen, do i really ine much greater confidence the political class in the u.k. then i have generally, and what i feel comfortable in having this political class leading me and my fellow u.k. citizens in the rather untested and perilous adventure of going against the wind at a time when countries try to combine rather than to pursue nostalg

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i'm pat lawson muse.his is an exciting time of year for high school students, seniors in particular. many seniors and their parents are so excited about getting those college acceptance letters, but they are also trying to figure out how to pay for college. this morning we take a look at two local programs dedicated to helping students make it to college and make it in college. our guests are nancy leopold, executive director of college tracks, rodriguez is president and ceo of the d.c. college assistance program, known as d.c. cap. chad smith is a d.c. cap adviser. welcome all of you. >> thank you. >> to "viewpoint." since d.c. cap started back in 1999 now-of-given out quite a lot of scholars. talking about? >> we've given out $35 million in scholarships, and we've been very fortunate. we have a lot of support from the community. we've sent about 23,000 students to college, and we have almost 7,200 college graduates now. >> so, d.c. cap grants are given for two and four-year colleges, for vocational -- >

behold the wonder that is lawson. soul? where are you? i know you're around here somewhere. pillows of love. egg salad from lawson. need a beverage. in naha, you would be advised to avoid international avenue. unless you're homesick for fellow americans. head down the side streets, shuttered store fronts give way to packed izakayas. a few beers, somebody breaks out a shamisen, and the good times begin. people go out here and after pounding your fists and feet into hardened meat hooks and shitting out bone chips. you can drop by dojo bar. james' refuge where some of the island's most esteemed masters and their students come for what is recognized internationally as the cure for all martial arts related ailments. alcohol. >> james: would you like a drink? >> anthony: i think i would like a beer and maybe a shot of something. >> james: well, i do have a little shot of something. >> anthony: that's a big snake. >> james: so the habushu sake is, like, the spirit of okinawa. >> anthony: is this sake or whiskey? >> james: th

lawson with a slick move. george hill scored 22. the jumper. indiana wins 100-83. this series is even at 2-2. >>> having closed out the kings last night, the sharks now await the winner of the ducks/predators series. so far the road team has won every game. nashville scores first tonight. johannsen with a backhander. 22 seconds later anaheim's perron ties it is up. l.a. takes the lead as gar bet from his own net bank it off rinnee and into the net. 5-2 was the final, the ducks lead the series 3-2. st. louis led chicago 3-1 after the first period. the defending champs scored three times in the second. weiss gives the blackhawks a 4-3 lead. they would store two more times in the third. shaw with the one timer. chicago takes it 6-3 and force a game seven. >>> the penguins were looking to eliminate the rangers. pittsburgh's phil kessel goes top shelf to tie the game at 2-2. then daily passes to rusk who scores the first of the playoffs. the series is now 4-1. >>> lpga swinging skirts classic tonight. pace is now tied for second. she mak

pat lawson muse has our story. >> 45-year-old robert stewart is now recovering.stretch of florida beach waving to rescuers. he's the only survivor of a weekend fishing trip. >> it was very rough out there. and from what we learned later, the boat was under water almost immediately. >> it was supposed to be a fun day on the water. stewart was with palm beach county sheriffs deputy fernandez jones, his 9-year-old son jaden and a third man, willis bell. when they failed to return, rescuers began a frantic search that extended into the night. >> if they're adrith they may have come even this far up, you might want to start looking if here south. early monday morning, three of the missing boaters were found along with their capsized sea ray. stewart was discovered a short time later, he said he survived by clinging to the boat through the night and watched helplessly as his friends struggled. he said he tried to cling dot boy. who was wearing a life vest, but the rough seas pulled them apart. michelle jones is grief-stricken after losing her son and her husband. >> i

>> pat lawson muse, thank you. >>> we now know the name of the man killed by a police officer in prince george's county. it happened at the franklin park apartments in greenbelt late last night. greenbelt police arrived to find 28-year-old rico johnson up on his balcony. they say he fired shots at them as they tried to evacuate from a safe distance, an officer shot back killing him. no one else was hurt. a police cruiser with a bullet hole was still on the scene here hours later. >>> police say nicole mittendorff loved her job as a firefighter and paramedic. tonight, her family and fellow firefighters are desperately trying to find her. they found mittendorff's car at the shenandoah national park, but she's still missing. as search teams comb the woods, julie carey reports on a public plea for help. >> reporter: nicole mittendorff's locker at fire station 32 in burke, un the missing firefighter's husband and sister gathered today with her fire fighting family hoping to more broadly spread word of her disappearance in hopes new tips can bring her home. >> we gather here today as brothers

lawson was up by 3% and family matter's gain was more than 20%. expansion ofof outlets and bris sales k keep actors behind the strong results. >>> major japanese retailer aeon longed a profit. the executives say the group's operating profit grew more than 25% but the net profit fell more than 85% due to sluggish sales at general supermarkets. >>> japanese potters have gone to to milan, italy to unveil a new set of products. the aim is to attract european customers. sales have been falling. about 300 cups and dishes were created in collaboration with 16 johnson designers. >>> leaders of the group of seven nations will be gatheriri in may for a summit in central japan. the people of miya prefecture see themselves as a chance to put themselves on the tourist map. >> reporter: operators have set up a special service in honor of the event. >> translator: here's the latest on the summit. >> reporter: these enthusiasts have acquired a special sign, smt is the abbreviation for summit. they advertise the code sign of websites for ham radio users. everyone

clemson's slake lawson could help there. ucla's miles jack has potential. leonard floyd could be the pick. the offensive line needs help. notre dame's ronnie stanley or jack conklin figure to be available. whoever it is needs to be able to play right away. >> we'd like to get a starter that could put out the play right away. >> the jets pick at number 20. expectations paxton lynch could be available but do the jets gamble he is their future leader? mississippi tread well. jets need help, taylor decker could still be on the board. but according to draft expert mark dominick the jets will >> i could see reggie ragland being a good fit. >> reporter: we shall see. >>> the mets take a breather before they host the giants tomorrow. won another big one at home last night. boosted the winning streak to six straight. neil walker tied the mets franchise record for home runs from the month of april. walker hit three in his last five games, six in his last nine. he is really seeing the ball well right now. mets trail the nationals by just one game. >>> things not so up

early in the fourth quarter lawson feeds turner for the flush. indiana rollst102-90. the knicks finislld the season with a record of 32-50. ouch. and finally, what a sight in los angeles today as belovedo dodgers' play by play man skully was introduced before the final home opener of his career. the fans at dodgers stadium gave him a rou ng ovation. this is his 67th and final season behind the microphone at 88 years of age. he still does it better than anybodylelse. brooklyn in 1950. hi, everybody, and a very pleasant evening to you wherever you may be. the melodic sounds. he's amazing. >> and looking good still. they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of their homes. how does wall street get away with it? millions in campaign contributions and speaking fees. our economy works for wall street because it's riggedt by wall street. and that's the problem. as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't

check out this play that sent scott lawson right into the boards. he was down for quite a while. emergency crews removed him from the ice on a stretcher. laugton is resting right now just as a precaution. katie, fans showed up last night. they had faith, and boy, are they relieved this morning. >> reporter: relieved, excitement. a lot of things to describe fans this morning. the win last night against the washington capitals not only keeps the flyers alive in this playoff series, but it really reinvigorates the fans. >> what a crazy game. what a great game. >> you know, i got faith in the flyers. they clearly showed up tonight. anything is possible. >> reporter: the possible of winning this series may be slim. there are only four times in history where a hockey team trailing 3-0 has come back to win a series. but flyers fans aren't letting the numbers get them down. they're focused on last night's win at the wells fargo center. it's the first win for the team since the death of their founder ed snyder. today at the center, players, alumnis, and fans will honor mr. snyder for bein

good morning, i'm pat lawson muse.he anacostia river is the focus of a huge and extensive cleaning and restoration effort. it's the kind of effort that will be celebrated on earth day later this month. here to talk about cleaning up pt earth are joanna fisher, who is a volunteer program manager for the anacostia watershed society. jim foster is president of the aws. and dolly davis is a volunteer and a resident, you live nearby this wonderful resource of ours. welcome on to "viewpoint" this morning. >> thank you. >> thank you. you. the epa's chesapeake bay program director, also vice chair of the anacostia watershed citizens advisory committee, says the river's visitation is on the upswing. is it? >> absolutely. >> it's been a long hall, though, hasn't it? >> it has. we've told people for two generations, don't go there, the water's dirty, and you know what, they don't go there. so, frankly, my biggest challenge is to change the frame of reference that people have about the anacostia. when you say shenandoah, they get

at lawsons, you can dig into their unnaturally fluffy, insanely delicious addictive egg salad sandwichesserving who knows what. but it all smells delicious and looks enticing. in the tiny almost micro-neighborhood of nakamaguro, tokyo, all is quiet. and amazingly for right here in the middle of this eye goggling, pinball machine of a city, green. yasuda lives near here and he loves this place. a low key joint to enjoy family meals and meet friends. >> i so much appreciate i see you and all of the people from the u.s. >> well, we miss you. >> i miss new york city. >> i'll tell you something really terrible. every relationship i've ever had with a woman, at some point very early on, i bring them to yasura in new york. and i would watch how they eat. if they talk too much, if they didn't understand how to eat sushi, if they did not eat the uni, we will never have a relationship. that's it. that's the end. they don't serve high-end sushi here. or elaborate inspired fair. it's almost like hipster tempura. this style of food is known as kushiagei. things dipped in batter and fried. perfect. he

a came after the company reported a record let loss -- net lawson thousands of job cuts.y rejected bp's report. that is your business flash update. julie has a check on some company movers. julie: i want to mention passing quickly wells fargo, it be earnings estimates. it had a year-to-year decline in profits. the shares are little changed. the airlines are seeing a big increase. in particular delta was rising because it came out and said it was willing to cut capacity in order to preserve profit. is been pulling the other airlines up along with it. both the traditional carriers and a lower cost carriers. take a look at the bloomberg. we get this from bloomberg intelligence tool. if you look at the airlines dashboard. in his capacity. available seats per mile. we had been seeing an upsurge after a decline. this is 2013. there had been declining capacity constraints or re-strengthen expressed on the part of the airline industry. we have seen an uptrend. this is for delta in particular in that capacity number. helped in part by lower oil prices. they felt they could raise t

i'm pat lawson in for wendy. >> and i'm jim handly.se firefighters are struggling tonight after they begin this week without one of their own, who was doing everything he was supposed to do when he and o >> we are live in landover hills with what we have learned about the investigation. >> reporter: indeed we have. we have learned that the fire department is still going through the grieving process with the viewing scheduled for tomorrow and the funeral the following day. you can see here at the landover hills fire department there's equipment out front. there's the bunting over the base and the ambulance draped with flowers. the person who did this shooting at the temple hill incident friday was using a handgun. it was apparently a legal gun. we're learning a bit more about the parameters of the investigation. that investigation is really just getting started. it's still sinking in across the county's public safety sector. >> this past friday at 7:30 we lived our worst nightmare. >> the death of john ulmschneider and the wounding of k

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this one from british conservative nigel lawson. said, to govern is to choose.appear to be unable to choose is to appear to be unable to govern. we're coming right back. >> dr. ben carson said g.o.p. elites will pay a high price if they mess with trump delegates at the convention. >> those millions of people that donald trump has brought into the arkansas reason arnott -- arena not going to say there. >> are g.o.p. wise enough to listen to dr. ben carson and donald trump? dr. ben carson will join us here next. >> a zookeeper was killed last week in palm beach, florida, but in toronto a zoo goer is far more fortunate as she does the unimaginable, her story and video when "lou dobbs tonight" continues after these messages stay with us. if you take multiple medications, a dry mouth can be a common side effect. that's why there's biotene. it comes in oral rinse, spray or gel, so there's moisturizing relief for everyone. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. make sure it's ano maintelligent one.. ♪ the all-new audi a4, with available virtual cockpit. ♪ or

i'm pat lawson. what's in store for the republican and democratic candidates. >> i can't believe he made that final shot. >> similar reactions across the country after this amazing shot from a player from our area. i'm barbara harrison. news at midday begins right now. >>> finally, with the sunshine, that strong april sunshine pouring down, we're getting does look like april around senate park. the capitol dome gleaming. the newly refur beneficiaried capitol dome, now that they removed the scaffolding. there's another view from our city camera, overlooking the title basin, the washington monument. a gorgeous blue sky. and the windchills right now are at least a little more tolerable. they were in the teens. windchills into the 20s. still feeling like february on this april 5th. kristin wright out in the cold all morning. are you surviving? >> reporter: i am. thank goodness the sun is out. here at meadows farms, they are totally ready for spring. like, the real spring. this plant here, i want to show

at lawson's, you can dig into their unnaturally fluffy, insanely delicious, incongruously addictive egge. crowded eateries serving who knows what? but it all smells delicious and looks enticing. in the tiny, almost micro neighborhood of nakameguro, tokyo, all is quiet. and amazingly, for right here in the middle of this eye-goggling pinball machine of a city, greed. yasuda lives near here, and he loves this place. a low-key joint to enjoy family meals and meet friends. >> yasuda: i so much appreciate seeing you and all of the people from the u.s. >> anthony: well, we miss you, you know? >> yasuda: uh, i miss new york city. >> anthony: i'll tell you something really terrible. every relationship i've ever had with a woman, at some point very early on i bring them to yasuda in new york. >> yasuda: mm-hmm. >> anthony: and i would watch how they eat. >> yasuda: mm-hmm. >> anthony: if they talked too much, if they didn't understand how to eat sushi -- >> yasuda: mm-hmm. >> anthony: if they did not eat the uni, we will never have a relationship. we will -- that's it. that's the end. [ laughter

. >>> i'm pat lawson with breaking news at the live desk. female body has been found in shenandoah national park. this is where crews have been searching for missing firefighter nicole mittendorff fo m near the white oak trail last saturday. the parks service says it will will hold a press conference at 7:30. police have not confirmed that this body is the body of nicole mittendorff, but on the found nicole page there is a post and that post reads our hearts are broken. keep our family in your prayers. we'll bring you the latest tonight on news 4 at 11:00. >>> a maryland family is calling for change after the tragic death of their 10-year-old son james maples. he was hit by a car last week while he was riding his bike in waldorf. his parents are working to bring changes to the crosswalk where that accident happened. >> the first few minutes it was just like, come on, james, wake up. we just warranted him to wake u >> reporter: but 10-year-old he was on a sunday bike ride with his mom and friends. >> i'm thankful that i did not actually see t

this one from british conservative nigel lawson. said, to govern is to choose.ble to choose is to appear to be unable to govern. we're coming right back. >> dr. ben carson said g.o.p. elites will pay a high price if they mess with trump delegates at the convention. >> those millions of people that donald trump has brought into the arkansas reason arnott -- arena not going to say there. >> are g.o.p. wise enough to listen to dr. ben carson and donald trump? dr. ben carson will join us here next. >> a zookeeper was killed last week in palm beach, florida, but in toronto a zoo goer is far more fortunate as she does the unimaginable, her story and video when "lou dobbs the e-class has 11 intelligent driver-assist systems. it recognizes pedestrians and alerts you. warns you about incoming cross-traffic. cameras and radar detect dangers you don't. and it can even stop by itself. so in this crash test, one thing's missing: a crash. the 2016 e-class. now receive up to a $3,000 spring bonus on the e350 sport sedan. my school could be bad.ing fast. could be a blast. can't

. >>> i'm pat lawson.t could be weeks before we learn exactly how prince died, but the sheriff's office did give us some new details this afternoon. the autopsy is now complete. investigators say there were no signs of, no obvious signs, of trauma. and they have no reason to believe his death was a suicide. prince's body has now been released back to his family. we also now know that the last time prince was seen was at about 8:00 wednesday night. the sheriff's office says this investigation is personal for them. >> to you, prince rogers nelson was a celebrity. to us, he is a community member and a good neighbor. >> this afternoon, amc theaters announced it will screen "purple rain" at theaters around the country beginning tomorrow, including its locations in alexandria and largo. >>> thank you. now shifting to the weather, we've got a lot of clouds out there and some rain, just as doug said. we weren't going to see a downpour today. >> not enough to help with the allergies, right, doug? >> exactly. you ne

i'm pat lawson, donald trump describes the move as weak and desperate. >>> and i'm lauryn ricketts, ad into this week. we also have rain chances. everything you need to know when you step out the door coming up. >>> news 4 midday starts now.

. >>> i'm pat lawson. fairfax county police are investigating a suspicious death.h terrace in the mount vernon area. that's right off richmond highway near the woodland shopping center. there is no apparent threat to public safety. back to you. >>> a stafford couple whose grandson has aspergerasperger'se is trying to keep him out of jail. >> reporter: well, when mikey was indicted on child porn charges earlier this month, he spent four days in jail. that experience left him so shell shocked. he emerged behaving like a 6-year-old. now they have decided to speak out about a case they don't think should have brought in the first place. they say they don't usually tightly hold hands 27-year-old grandson named mikey, but since he returned from jail last week he often won't let go. >> it ripped his heart out. about the third night there, he did not think he was going to make it out. that night he told me good-bye and i love you. >> reporter: he is a former police officer. he said when deputies knocked on the door april 1st, 2015, they thought it was some kind of prank. t

sigmundur good lawson resigned. they gathered yesterday calling for his removal. it was part of the so-called "panama papers" connecting a panamanian law firm to 140 of despite his resignation, he denies breaking any laws. >> a high school student is dead. another is seriously hurt when a propane tank suddenly explodes while the two were making a small hobby rocket in california. authorities say it exploded on the basketball courts of a school. the sheriff's department said an 18-year-old man was taken to the hospital in critical condition and later succumbed to his injuries. a 17-year-old man was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >> a judge rules the widow of the driver who died alongside paul walker cannot prove the porsche is responsible for the deadly crash. she claims the pair died because the carrera gt did not have key safety features and the suspension failed. the judge says there is no evidence to prove that. roger roadis and paul walker died in 2013 when the porsche they were riding crashed and burst into place. >> new at noon, bill cosby has sc

how about this great picture that was sent to us by dick lawson, sunset tonight 7:36. temperature should be right around 43 degrees, and again, overnight, thinking it will be mighty cold again. probably going to be just about as cold as last night, reagan may say few degrees warmer at 33, so, do what do you have do to protect anything you planted or bring in those outdoor plants that have been residing on your porch. they might not make it through the night. all right, we have a lot to talk about a little later, home opener for the nats, as well as when we can maybe finds some warmer air, all ahead with the seven day forecast, sarah, laura, back to you. >> we'll need our thickest coats for that home opener. >> i know, right? definitely not baseball wetter. >> not at all. coming up: singing not only booze z your mood but can also help you beat cancer. surprising new research singing in a choir helps the body fight off disease. >> and america may be counting kids out. startling new statistics reveal an important topic being left out of our kids curriculum. and how the pr

. >> and i'm pat lawson muse. right now the suspect is getting ready do make his first court appearance. let's go to news4's pat collins, live at d.c. superior court. pat? >> pat, according to court documents, the suspect in this murder case, javonte hall, turned 18 last june, he's been arrested four times since then. two of the incidents involved a metro station. in one case, he was charged with assaulting a police officer and carrying a knife. and now, now he is charged with murder. the victim, 15-year-old john rufus evans iii, stabbed to death yesterday morning at deanwood metro station in northeast. charged in the murder? 18-year-old javonte hall, his image picked upnd recorded by metro security scam ras, circulated by police, who got tips if the public and then closed the case. >> police say the victim and the suspect knew each other. that they had an ongoing feud with each other. >> another senseless murder it appears that the two that were involved in this case knew each other. they had some kind of an ongo

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i'm pat lawson muse in for doreen. >> i'm jim vance.now that trooper is at the baltimore shock trauma center. he was critically injured in that crash on the outer loop. it happened about 3:00 this afternoon on the side of the road near annapolis road in lanham. >> here is a live look right now at our traffic maps showing you just how the beltway looks at this hour. >> we have complete coverage. we begin right now with tracee wilkins. she has new information about the trooper who was involved in that crash. tracee? >> we have learned that the trooper is 26-year-old ezra. he works out of the college park barrack and is now in critical condition and receiving treatment. this was a complica to try to explain to you what happened here. if this was the trooper's vehicle parked on the side of the road here on the beltway, a vehicle that police believe may have been a vehicle driving away from a hit and run accident slams into the back of his vehicle and then this vehicle is hit by another car slamming and hitting the trooper again. in fact, hi

i'm pat lawson, donald trump describes the move as weak and desperate. >>> and i'm lauryn ricketts, a beautiful morning out there. but temperatures are going to change as we head into this week. we also have rain chances. everything you need to know when you step out the door coming up. >>> news 4 midday starts now. >>> we begin with breaking news right outside wilson high school. news 4's mark segraves is there. >> reporter: we can tell you just after 9:00 this morning a student walked into the doors here near tenleytown suffering from a stab wound. police were called, fire and ambulance have responded. he's now at a local hospital stable. but we can tell you police are now in this neighborhood searching for the suspect. they say the student had parked his car a few blocks away from school and was walking here. they believe the motive was robbery. this is not the first time a student going to wilson high school has been robbed at knife point. the same thing happened just last week to an 11th grade girl who was walking home after school and almost the exact same location. she was also

the show's about don cheadle, kristin bell with, myself and a gentleman named josh lawson, we kind of screw over the 1%. we try to work more them, at the same time screw over the 1%. >> is it legal, the little scheme? >> we do a series of illegal things. i'm in the tiny box in the big box over there. yes, we do -- so the whole idea is it's like a mishmash of comedy and drama at the same time, and then you get to watch don cheadle be don cheadle and bell, and they are so incredible. >> do you have major drama this year? anything going on with you? >> let me tell you guys, last year i killed my father which is kind of a beautiful episode. not in real life, just the show. >> justifiable homicide? >> yeah, yeah. it was justifiable homicide. >> you're in the show still. >> yes. that's exactly correct. >> you could be crucified for that. >> uh-huh, i could be crucified there are that. >> don cheadle's pretty good, let's see how good you are? >> oh, really? >> they have a solid reputation of standing, coming out of the financial crisis without any major scars, so why change, right? >> nice.

. >> major charles lawson is archaeologist.serve the ship wrecks and their stories. that is all here, it's all out there in the water. you can't see it unless you really get down in there and look. >> that means getting into a wet suit. >> you got your mouthpiece. >> strapping on scuba gear. and taking a dive. e park h designated six of the wrecks as part of an underwater maritime heritage trail. signs on the ocean floor tell the stories of wrecks like the lugano, a 350 foot cargo ship which sank back in 1913. >> sat that it sank was the largest vessel that had every come to grief on the florida reef. >> next to 307 pew lar shipping lanes, famously difficult to navigate. >> many ships had crashed into the reef known as fowey rocks. so many that in 1878 construction of the fowey rocks light how was underway. >> during construction workers would sometimes spend the night on the lighthouse platform including the night the arratoon apcar approached. >> they saw the light of the steamer. they did everything they could to warn it off

news4's pat lawson muse joins us now with details. pat? >> jim, police say sebastian isaksen had a blood alcohol level nearly three times the legal limit when he caused an awful wreck just before christmas of 2014. today he learned he'll spend the next 16 years in prison. during the sentencing hearing, isaksen turned to the family of crash, and addressed them directly. isaksen said he will be forever sorry and he takes full responsibility for his actions. prosecutors say he stole the ambulance that stopped to help him after he rear-ended a car on the beltway. the victim's sons say the sentence provides them little relief. >> got two little girls at home that, you know, really revered their granddad and, you know, it just hurts that they're not going to be able to grow up and know him. >> a very kind-hearted person who was just minding his own business and this tragic accident took his life. >> the sentence included 40 years with 24 of those years suspended. that means if isaksen violates his probation after he's released he could have to s

lawson, an, and nigel chancellor who served in margaret thatcher's cabinet.ell atree guests as 8:30 u.k. time. you can watch that here on bloomberg. up next, the road to success. record fourth quarter. they managed to turn a loss in europe into a profit. how did they do that? we will speak with jim farley next. ♪ anna: welcome back, this is "countdown, live from london. here in london it is 6:48. let's go to david inglis. he has the bloomberg business fax. >> let's talk about linkedin. extendedny surged in trading after posting a better-than-expected forecast for the second quarter. it also raised its full-year sales guide indicating it may not be as bad as later this year. it had recalculated. some strategic moves. . is steppingember down two years early after criticism that he went too far in probing potential wrongdoing by the company. he was left isolated after he saw to examine potential links between board members and legal cases starting in 2014, according to people familiar with the matter. he has the responded to requests for comment. and the produce

nigel lawson. another former u.k. chancellor. thank you so much for joining us today in the debate.l, to start off. i will give you each 20 seconds to state your case. we fail to give an opinion because i do not consider that making such a decision is only a u.k. decision. it has a lot of implication regarding the eu. thate been quite irritated cameron has decided to play with this fantastic, great european dream just for internal purposes and career half. that he should put his -- that his career should not be a part of his decision. the u.k. should stay and the damage would be much bigger for the u.k. and the eu. i believe that the u.k. has --.ys been an open you can go 1000 years ago and it has always been open to the world. entrenching the u.k. mainland would be a mistake. >> my reasons for wanting to leave is what the prime minister says when he made his bloomberg's speech. he said the present situation in the eu is not satisfactory and it needed radical change. i am sorry to say that i do not think that radical change was met. it was disappointed. given that we did not achieve

the secretary of state, connie lawson is, saying that she's expecting unprecedented turnout. and so that is good news for donald trump and bernie sanders. cruz is going to have to try to cut into that. right now he's not doing particularly well with the first-time voters which in our poll trump led 53-25%, that's 75% of the electorate so that's another battleground we're looking at. >> the last date where donald trump was defeated in a primary was wisconsin, ted cruz beat him by double digits there. one of the things ted cruz had going for himself in wisconsin was the state's republican establishment really kind of backed -- consolidated around him. he had scott walker, the governor, he had republican leaders in that state all basically making the case you've got to go with cruz, you've got to go with cruz. what's the situation in indiana? you have a republican governor, you have a lot of republican leaders. do you expect we're going to see the same thing ahead of that primary? will it be different? >> well, i'm not seeing that same thing. the indiana republican leaders are k

i think -- i was predicting judge lawson was going to be elevated, so take my predictions for whatever little they're worth. although, in hindsight the pick of judge garland was just brilliant. it's like at the end of "the sixth sense" where you're like, ah -- yeah, i didn't see that coming, i'm a moron. [laughter] >> spoiler alert. >> i think you could see it in a lame duck session. i know some of the republican senators are saying, no, no, no, we can't do that. but i think it's a little bit like the government shutdown. are there incentives for them to hold their ranks now? sure. i think once november is done and maybe we have president-elect hillary clinton, i think 63-year-old moderate judge garland is going to start looking very good for them. you know, if this were like "the west wing" or the she questioning to supreme ambitions, the president would nominate pam carlin or let president clinton nominate a pam carlin or someone else who's much younger and much to the left of judge garland. so anyway, i think we might see one. donald trump, it's very interesting. he -- everyone ofte

compare that to john lawson's experience on the us court of appeals. before he became the chief justice of the united states. he was originally appointed by the first president bush. that nomination stalled and he was appointed again almost 10 years later by the second president bush. there is no doubt that this man was qualified for the work. everyone knows his resume so i won't repeat it here. nevertheless, before being confirmed to the seat he had two hearings that lasted approximately 100 excessive written questions from various senators, mostly democrats. this bruising effort to uncover his personal reviews was repeated again last month. something clearly has changed as is often the case, justice scalia hit it right on the nose as he explained in his concurrence on planned parenthood, nobody paid much heat to the supreme court until it's justices started acting like politicians. when he started acting like politicians they started adding treated like politicians. they started when the nominations came to resemble political campaigns.this is not go

lawson. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to speak in support of mr. wauld's amendment. i hear this at home as well from folks concerns about rising prices for the consumers here at the commissaries, concerns about cuts to pay and benefits for an already moderately compensated work force at the commissaries and concept the idea here of congressional review of this benefit, one that's a clear benefit to military families is important, and i would just -- i appreciate the work of the subcommittee. not being on the subwe but being on other ones, i know how difficult it is to get our work done and then bring it to the full committee. but this is something separately i also hear from folks at home. so i would encourage folks to support mr. wald's and then yield back. >> mr. gigel? >> thank you, mr. chair. i'd like to add my support for this amendment. i think for many of us that have lived on bases and overseas, commissaries are very much an integral part of us being able to have connections back to our home. and anything that's going to try to put market value on some good,

i'm pat lawson muse. empty fire extinguishers in tunnels, trash blocking emergency exits, uncovered high voltage third rail covers. telephones out of order, trains speeding near track workers. just a few of more than 200 problems causing new concern on metro. the fta has ordered immediate action. joe madison, is it a shock to you to hear about all of these problems more than a year after the deadly incident with the smoke in l'enfant plaza? >> yes, it is a shock to hear about this effectually and i'm concerned, worried, and it speak it is s t fact that it didn't happen overnight. >> and we talked to a front line worker who told us that many workers simply aren't following inspection procedures. does that surprise you? because their safety as well as the safety of passengers is at stake. >> well, i think everything you said so far is surprising. i think for the critics of metro especially those in congress and we have seen that over the last week, i think what it is doing, it is justifying their criticism.

excellent by slawson avenue, that's where the backup is, so if you're getting on the expressway past lawson avenue, you're fine, you're not going to deal with delays. let's go to the gwb, looks great this morning. upper/lower level, no delays. lin condition tunnel -- lincoln tunnel, 30-45. hold land tunnel, 10-15 from each approach. street cleaning rules are in effect today city wide. greg and rosanna. >> thanks a lot. so let's do sports. it was the rangers, and they were down in carolina, and, rosanna -- >> it was 3-3 in the third period but carolina scored to break the tie. rangers lose 4-3. >> islanders actually won 4-3. they were at the barclays center against columbus. 4-3, islanders win it, good for them. >> jersey devils down in florida, they gave up three goals, they lose 3-2, the final. >> all right. basketball, the brooklyn nets on the road in cleveland. lebron james looked at 12th place on the all-time scoring list as his team wins. >> derek jeter even got woo the april fools joking yesterday. kid you see? everybody thought he was going to trail ya to play baseball. >> everybody?

. >> that's our steph lawson. >> chicago's 400,000 students will be without teachers today. the one-day strike that has the district threatening to take legal action. >> fair pay, america's top female players accuse u.s.a. soccer of discrimination. the organization says it's not so clear-cut. >> pushing the boundaries of science. >> we are on the tipping point. >> we can save species. >> it's the biggest question out there. >> it's a revolutionary approach. >> we are pushing the boundaries. >> techknow is going to blow your mind. >> our experts go inside the innovations, impacting you. >> this is the first time anybody's done this. >> i really feel my life changing. >> techknow, where technology meets humanity. only on al jazeera america. >>> welcome back to your world this morning. coming up on half past 8:00 eastern, a look at today's top stories. this morning, seoul says north korea launched a ballistic missile, a short-range surface to air missile fired from the northeast coast. a north korean official told reuters the government will continue the program despite interna

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that higher-rate bound altogether, and it's the biggest above inflation cash increase since nigel lawson introduced the rate over 40 years ago. this is a budget that gets the investors investing, savers saving, businesses doing business so that we build for working people a low-tax, enterprise-driven, securer home, strong in the world. i commend to the house a budget that puts the next generation first. >> conservative mps roared and waved their papers, but their initial enthusiasm was soon overshadowed when it became clear that the chancellor was proposing to cut some taxes while at the same time planning to save 4.4 billion pounds from payments known as pifs made to some of the most disabled people. the move provoked a wave of critical newspaper headlines. disquieted among conservative back benches and an immediate rebuke from labor. >> this budget, mr. deputy speaker, has unfamous at its very core, paid for by those who can least afford it. he could not have made his priorities clearer. while 500,000 people with disabilities are losing over 1 billion pounds in personal independence pa