it certainly did for lynn. >> how did lynn and roger meet? >> they met over in germany at the k club. >> is that an army club. >> that is an army club. we would go there on saturday nights because they had country music. >> they hit it off at once and the romance blossomed. >> lynn was a wonderful person. she had a smile that lit up the room. >> as a military wife when i heard roger was enlisted and lynn was an officer, that's a no no in this military. >> back then it wasn't as critical as it became a couple years later. he was a charmer and she fell in love. >> and they got >> debbie liked the fact that he was an elvis fan. i was amazed, really? you're into elvis presley, too? i was kind of surprised by that, yeah. he was a lot of fun. >> roger admired lynn's devotion to her country and her strength. >> you have to be mentally strong, with the military, especially women in the military, you have to be mentally strong and goto to toe with some of the men. >> lynn and roger had chosen a soldier's life. that meant a marriage full of separati se

-lynn, this is kenny. -lynn: hi, kenny. kenny: hey, lynn. so nice to meet you. lynn: nice to meet you, too. lemonis: kenny and i, we own a large commercial bakery in chicago, and he's been doing this for almost -- gosh, almost -- -kenny: 22. -lemonis: 22 years. lemonis: makes stuff for whole foods and costco. kenny: marcus shared with me your formula and your process, and i love it, and i've had the biscuits. the kids have had them. they think they're great. i've heard rave reviews about the watermelon cake, also. lemonis: i just wanted him to come down and spend some time with you. lynn: okay. that sounds good. lemonis: any time you mass produce a product, you have to make changes not only for the size of the batch, but the amount of shelf life the product will have. kenny: in the restaurant here, are they generally not uniform shape? -lynn: right. -kenny: which is okay. lemonis: well, here's a bag of them. and, see, they're all different. kenny: because, certainly, when we go to commercialization, one of the keys is that it's consistent size, shape, and weight

lynn: no doubt, yeah.s ken was saying, it is having a multidimensional sense of them, too, because it is very easy to demonize or lionize these figures as larger than life, not real people, and listening to their audio, especially for johnson index and, you begin to feel a little bit more of a sense of them as a human being. i have read a lot and seen documentaries on that kind of thing. somehow the intimacy of those recordings -- and we listened to more than what was in the film. we listened to hours of tape. you begin to see johnson really wrestling with these terrible, terrible problems. but we also hear him a ringing haranguing reporters and telling general eisenhower that antiwar protesters are mentally diseased, and you see many facets of his personality and how he could sort of project different ways of being, depending on who he was talking to. it was stunning to see. and nixon, i think he is very smart. i had not appreciated quite how gifted a politician he was, to be honest. how brilliantly he co

lynn: we gulped really hard. we tend to pick subjects about which we are not experts, so we did not go into this knowing what this story would be like and every project this is true but on this one, even more so exponentially and it is a great discovery for us, so we start out why reading a lot, watching other films, listening to the experts who talk about their lives and in this case, we dedicated quite a lot of time to the vietnamese perspectives and major they were included. andthing leads to another we could not have envisioned the final film when we started the project. it was a blank slate, literally. as we learned more, one thing led to another, and that was the same with the presidential audiotapes, we knew they existed, and i had frankly heard very little, so we had to rely on those materials to find the perfect recording to help us advance the story of what was happening in the white house as the war was unfolding. project is its own voyage of discovery and for me, personally, this has achieved more tha

geri lynn, final thoughts on you? >> [ sighs ] i'm very much solution-focused.nd so, my feeling is create a sense of hope by letting people know that... there are people that care, not just us. there are a lot of other advocates in this realm that are there to, you know, give you a lifeline, to help support you so that you can get the healing that you deserve and that you need, and that's the most important thing. that's the beginning. ♪ >> when we come back, you'll meet another veteran who was sexually assaulted in the military who got the help he needed, and you'll meet some of the key people leading the way and offering help and resources for survivors. >> we're talking about military sexual trauma, or mst for short. joining us in the studio right now are three guests. heath phillips is an mst survivor and advisory board member for protect our defenders. nancy parrish is the founder of protect our defenders. it's a human-rights organization which fights to help veterans who have been sexually assaulted. and colonel don christensen is the new president of prot

lynn, what do you think about what peggy noonan had to say?> peggy noonan is very wise and very smart and what she also hit on in her column is that maybe donald trump understood that conservative orthodoxy wasn't the driving motivation for people who wanted to vote in the republican primary. that's part of the appeal of his message and that's why he caught on and yes, obviously the reality freak show aspect is not controversial now. no one saw it coming. no one thought it would be effective and few predicted he would be the presumptive nominee but the other big thing and peggy's very smart column is that the conservativism that paul ryan wing of the republican party and mitch mcconnell wing, may not be the driving political force at this time. jon: i'm not sure, the sub headline is the establishments both media and conservative failed to anticipate how they would be consumed but i'm not sure it's entirely about conservativism. consumer does is a judy, if donald trump had run as a democrat i think he would have ignited excitement among democra

historians on how america was divided over the war and then a conversation with film makers ken burns and lynn novak. >> by the time we got four, five decades away where the historical triangulation can actually take place, when you can have the kind of distance and perspective necessary not just to make a reactive or simply journal lis stick response but something that is floepfully greater than the sum of its parts, you begin to realize that almost everything you thought you knew was not true. >> and wednesday, a look at the war from the perspective of those who fought it and u.s. foreign relations after the war and those with vietnam. thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, our real america series looks at the 1975 church committee hearings convened to look at the activities of the cia, irs, fbi and nsa. and with the african-american history and culture opening friday 8:00 p.m. eastern all day conference with talks on african-american religion, politics, culture and religion. >> i couldn't get that out of my mind, that my students were thinking that somehow this african-american history wasn't real

kellye: i'm kellye lynn. at d.c. only 2016 green ribbon school. i'll tell you what sets the school apart coming up in spotlight on education. michelle: new at 5:00, "7 on your side" investigates after parents complain about a bottle of cleanser they think looks like juice.

kellye lynn is joining us from a youn hall road. we are hearing the source of the problem and can they fix it? kellye: that remains to be seen. this is a power outage affecting 2,000 customers. pepco is aware of the problem and is doing what it can to remedy it. i will give you a look here from mobiletrak7. so you can see what is happening. the 5900 block of macarthur boulevard is shut down. this is where the traffic is diverted. the police car on the left of the screen is the 5900 block being blocked. traffic cannot get on the portion.

jon: lynn, what about the coverage of that ig report? hillary clinton's campaign would have you a, there's nothing here. move on please but as karl rove ticked off earlier in the hour, there were four major claims she has made that proved not to be true according to the inspector general. >> well, it is a common way on the part of pr people when they want to downplay damage and information to say it's old news. okay. the reporters see past that and the ig report on hillary clinton's email has gotten extensive coverage so it couldn't make the story go away. jon: i want to turn our attention to another issue, the producers of a new katie couric documentary on gun violence are now accused of deceptive editing, first take a look at this clip from that produced these called under the gun. >> so there are no background checks for gun users. how do you prevent felons or terrorists from purchasing a gun? jon: that's a room full of gun rights supporters from virginia, they obviously look stumped but in a full audio recording of the interview you

good go ahead dork it. >> hmm. >> this is poetry time. >> oh.h. >> bray lynn, bray lynn you sure ain'tat's it. >> oh, okay. (laughter). >> when i thought it couldn'tld' get any worse.get anwors >> yeah.>> >> let me apologize. (laughter).r) >> i'm sorry. wisdom.wi to send us your child's picture go to our facebook page. p i saw people on friday askingy a how to get their picture up goto to our facebook page find brayiy lynn's picture and submit your picture underneath it.th i >> we love it. >>> 56 in washington.ashingto all right. serve in the mid 50s fog, drizzle, low clouds to start your dayon with a cold frf but you can see a few showersho and then, yeah, just kind of moody week.we moody seems to be the theme ofs the day.to >> okay.y >> you're doing the best youintu can. >> i'm doing the best i can. >> appreciate it.>> >> let me allow me to make a tht toss. if you will. you >> absolutely. aolut >> poetry like i said bray lynn, bray lynn you can't feeling butb erin como will tell you tha traffic will have you wailing. hat this morning. morni >> thside we'llde start you off with metro

i'm kellye lynn. a cause totaking remember. many memorial day observances. force memorial. events: one of the first being held at the air force memorial in arlington. band set theforce mood for today's ceremony. this event included the presentation of the colors, a ceremonial wreathlaying, and remarks from current members and former members of the air force. >> a lot of folks think it is a barbecue day. the first did the swimming pool is open. that is not what it is about. it is about those who have made the ultimate sacrifice. also remembered here today, the 168 airmen who died in service to their country

kellye lynn is live on the scene in mobile track 7. what have you learned? kellye: take a look here. this is a closeup shot of this car that caught on fire. in the midst of all that was happening. it's our understanding that a line was down farther down the street and in the 5900 of arthur macarthur boulevard. this car caught fire and the names heard a boom. they saw debris on therca. the traffic is being diverted. reporting live from mobiletrak7, kellye lynn, abc7 ws power went out in much of downtown seattle, too. that blackout lasted an hour. seattle city light says some equipment failed at a substation leaving buildings and intersections in the dark. the power is back on. leon: keeping a close eye on developing story after an independent audit of hillary clinton private e-mails as secretary of state. scott thuman is here with a look at the report. the officers said they would not have approved it. hindsight is 20/20 and it's easy to say those things after you see the damage po statement so far. because e-mail is more prevalent now this is different than

i guess lynn, you brought this up in just asking for a glass of water. is local and regional and yet policies are often made at the national level. so, i want to start with the national level and. , i think i'm going to start with you because i have heard you testify this topic, but what needs to be done from a national policy standpoint to address these challenges? >> thank you. so, waters local, mostly. the cards of pricing issues we heard about, the regionalization of the small-scale water systems we have heard about, state agencies, local agencies. water really is local, but having said that there are fundamental things that the us needs to do at the federal level and i don't normally like to list of things, but i'm going to just get the conversation going, so pardon me. >> it worked well for rick perry, peter. >> what a sad comparison. i will try to do better than that. i have 11 things and i will go through them fast. never one, we have to combine and streamline federal agencies. there are a zillion federal agencies dealing with aspects of water. t

. >> reporter: lynn and jim watson are sick with worry. the last time they saw their 16-year-old daughter brianna was friday night at their clifton heights home on fairview avenue. >> i just want to see her face. >> reporter: it's been more than five days now and her parents are especially concerned because brianna has been without her medication. >> that's a huge concern of ours. you know, she needs that -- she needs it to be okay. >> reporter: lynn watson says brianna has left before but never longer than 24 hours and always contacts someone. >> she's just not that type of a kid not to have any type of interaction with one of us. >> reporter: her parents say she does not have her cell phone and has not been on social med media. a friend reportedly dropped brianna off at the the steps to the diamond street park around 2:00 in the afternoon on saturday. that is the last time anyone had any contact with the teen. >> we've had people searching the parks, handing out flyers. >> reporter: her parents continue to search the area as well. flyers

. >> reporter: back in lynn dale texas shelter for the family was this narrow hallway. >> this is where we road it out. doors shut. two mattress and pillows. >> reporter: the tornado shifted their house several feet off its foundation as they clutched on to their two daughters including their four month old. estimate in this county alone nearly 100 tomorrow's had homes were damaged or destroyed. manuel, cbs news lynn tell texas. >> more tragedy in texas a teenager is dead and another injured after a carnival ride in el paso. the girls were on a spinning ride called the sizzler when they were somehow thrown off of it. the teenager was killed when she hit a melt barricading these karen in a vails are regulated by state statutes. >> there's inspections that are required. whether or not this vendor is up to par with that, it hasn't been determined. that will be revealed. >> investigators are now looking into what caused that ride to malfunction. >>> also, police in boston are trying to figure out what led t a deadly duck boat accident this morning. a 29 year old woman on a scooter was kille

using a new version of garage band cook played traditional chinese instruments with jj lynn. he is a pop star from singapore and they played one of lynn's songs. >> students at a pittsburgh elementary school went hog-wild watching their principal kiss a pig. lily received smooches and the principal challenged the student body to raise $3,000 for pennies for patients benefiting the leukemia and lymphoma society. the students met that challenge and other school leaders made good on the challenge in front of the entire student body today. >> that is great. word is lily is a good kisser. >> apparently. >> lily has some size to her. >> don't mess with lily. >> don't make lily angry. you won't like her if she is angry. >> no kissy, kissy in san diego for bumgarner. he was a bit peeved. >>> abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. total domination by the san jose sharks in game two of a western conference finals. brent burns who looks like he stepped out of "the revenant" with the hair and the beard. there is no crying in hockey, but there is a ton of beard pulling in st.

using a new version of garage band cook played traditional chinese instruments with jj lynn. and they played one of lynn's songs. >> students at a pittsburgh elementary school went hog-wild watching their principal kiss a pig. lily received smooches and the principal challenged the student body to raise $3,000 for pennies for patients benefiting the leukemia and lymphoma society. the students met that challenge and other school leaders made good on the challenge in front of the entire student body today. >> that is great. word is lily is a good kisser. >> apparently. >> lily has some size to her. >> don't mess with lily. >> don't make lily angry. you won't like her if she is angry. >> no kissy, kissy in san diego for bumgarner. he was a bit peeved. you wa you by riverwalk casino. total domination by the san jose sharks in game two of a western conference finals. brent burns who looks like he stepped out of "the revenant" with the hair and the beard. there is no crying in hockey, but there is a ton of beard pulling in st. louis. the sharks strike first. a shot that deflects ov

her mom lynn, lynn, raise your hand. >> please keep your blindfolds on for just one second. okay?efore. >> all right. jen, let's see you on your weddingy. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> take off your blindfolds, take a look at your -- aw! . >> don't cry! >> we've got kleenex. >> you can take your blindfold off. >> you want to see yourself. jen, you're going to love it. turn right around. >> i'm not going to need those kleenex. >> not? >> you look beautiful. that dress is gorgeous. >> look right at camera 12 so we can admire you. louis? >> the girls are pretty perfect. i just made jen's hair a little bit brighter and emily, i called her elaine in last week's makeover. emily, i gave her hair a little more volume, she wanted to keep it simple, but glamorous and that's what she did. >> her makeup looks so beautiful. >> god bless her. >> jill, i love >> she picked everything on her own. i want to say a new trend in wedding wear if you're garied soon. it's either sneakers if you want to be comfortable or a bright shoe, or not a high heel and she went with sparkles. >> jen, why don't you j

i'm kellye lynn in the northwest.'ll show how students are faring in the first year coming up in "spotlight on education." >> when you are in the high school you depend on life saving equipment. what if the c.t. or x-ray machine could be hacked, turned against you and made lethal? it can happen. i'm lisa fletcher. meet a man who discovered the vulnerabilities in hospital equipment used across the country and find out why the nowwhich means it's the perfect time to create the perfect home. now through may 30th, take an extra hundred dollars off every thousand dollars you spend. plus, enjoy 36-month, no-interest financing. with havertys, your home can be perfect. even when life isn't. sfx:nocking. we're early! the memorial day sale. from classic to contemporary. havertys. amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. it's the

kellye: in northwest, kellye lynn, abc7 news. local firefighters came to the mic to defend their department. look closely. what is it? juice or is it a cleaner? "7 on your side" where the product is for sale as the customers voice >> very threatened. i was shocked. >> a couple says they got more than coffee at the local starbucks and a human rights group agrees. now "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. leon: today the person who hit noah leotta enters a guilty plea. kevin lewis has more on where the emotional hearing wrapped up an hour and a half ago. tell us about it. kevin: well, leon, prosecutors compiled a mountain of evidence against luis reluzco leaving the 47-year-old no sound option but to confess to the vehicular manslaughter. prosecutors read 13-page proper from start to finish and it outlines a tragic and a preventable case. a packed courtroom with more than 30 police officers inside. all the witness luis reluzco officer noah leotta. pictures of the december 3 scene released for the first time today. show leotta's damage

kellye: i'm kellye lynn at seat pleasant elementary school where the school library has gone from oldo new. i will tell you inside for a peek coming up in spotlight on morning noon or night there's always a moment to discover visit annapolis and create your moment jonathan: a lot of schools across the country suffer from the same problem. lack of funds to modernize or maintain facilities. michelle: in today's "spotlight on education" kellye lynn shows us how a community partnership helped transform a seat pleasant school library. kellye: a room full of smiles and cheering as seat pleasant elementary school unveils the renovated library. >> this is the most amazing thing that has happened in a long time. kellye: the old bribe rare looked like this until they teamed up with the learn and th foundation for redesign. >> we come in to schools that have a lot of exciting things happening but don't have the resources they need and the tools. so, the program is transforming creating vibrant learning environments. kellye: more than 80 volunteers put if finishing touches on the makeover offerin

in northwest, kellye lynn, abc7 news.n: over the course of his career, bernie williams known for big hit with the yankees to help pinstripes win four world series titles. michelle: not many know he is accomplished musician. the other hit help children in class now even in d.c. erin hawksworth shows us how. erin: no secret that the music programs have been cut from many schools across the country. mlb star turned musician bernie williams is working to teach kids the importance of music. today he did it in d.c. southeast washington today hosting a new york legend. >> day of service. >> chicago classic. bernie williams, former yankee star and guitaris friendship prep academy. >> with the music and hopefully we will spark interest in them. erin: williams latin grammy nominee shared the virtue of music with the middle schoolers. >> the kids learn better when they are exposed to music and the arts. it's proven scientifically. erin: the national association of music merchants donated instruments and provided instructors and whet

kellye: i'm kellye lynn in northwest.l tell you about an after-school program using the arts to help students cope with stress and violence in their community. that story coming up in "spotlight on education." michelle: growing up can be a stressful experience whether you live in the city or suburbs. in today's "spotlight on education," kellye lynn shows us how a d.c. based program is helping students overcome obstacles by connecting them to their creativity and the great outdoors. kellye: it loo class but it's not. the wilson high school students are engaged in peace education. >> we paint. we do poetry. we do music. meditation. i come here and just like let it loose. kellye: here at an after-school program provided by one common unity, an organization that uses media and arts based programming to help young people reach peaceful solutions to their problems. >> it's a good program that kind of reminds you to think before you say. >> a lot of conflict resolution work. teaching young people about how to become leaders of t

lynn watson is beyond worried for her 16-year-old daughter brianna. the last time she and her husband jim saw the teen was friday night at their clifton heights home. >> i just want her home safe. that's all we want. >> it's been five long days and her mom and dad fear for brianna's safety because she's been without her medication. >> that's a huge concern of ours. you know, she needs that -- she needs it to be okay. >> reporter: lynn and jim continue to search the diamond street park by their home. that's the last place brianna was seen when a friend dropped her near the steps saturday afternoon around 2:00 o'clock. her parents say she has left before but never longer than 24 hours and always contacts someone. >> she's just not that type of a kid not to have any type of interaction with one of us. >> reporter: brianna is 5 feet two, she weighs 145 pounds and has red hair and brown eyes. her mom says she has no idea why she hasn't reached out. >> she's my buddy. she's always been my buddy. >> reporter: watson family has posted flyers all around town a

in northwest, kellye lynn, abc7 news.ooked pretty good. 59 at reagan national airport. cloudy skies. at least the rain has let up for now. the heaviest moves north and east. forecast tomorrow, grab an umbrella. at least for the morning hours. temperatures around 70 degrees. a little clearing come afternoon hours. a lot going on this weekend. we have the national police week 5k. that is saturday morning. 8:00. temperatures in the lower 60's. 10:00,65 degrees. right now it looks dry. that is this sunday from noon until 6:00. temperatures in the middle 60's. nice mix of sun and cloud. look at the next seven days. we have cooler air from the beginning of next week in the upper 60's but at least it will be dry. jonathan: thanks. coming up next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- our first installment of "your coach of the week series" that kicks off today with the winningest coaches in lacrosse history. we will introduce you to her in a couple of minutes. michelle: at 5:00, ticketing a car with a valid handicap placard. $250. family say

. >> definitely lynn lydefinitely >> lynn, tell us what is zoofari. >> over 100 of the top d.c. chefs will be coming and preparing their dishes and have their mixologists and wine servings there. and the sa fzoofari can walk ar the zoo, have special animal encounters and experiences and of course help save species at the same time. >> i want to hear more about it, but you are going to be cooking for all those people. >> i will. can't wait. >> it's a beautiful setting, obviously, at the zoo. but not so easy to cook for that many people, right? >> not too easy. i would say the benefits are you're with all your other chefs and restaurants and it's a really good time. so a lot of work goes into it, but it's for a really good cause so we enjoy doing it every single year. we've done it since they started zoofari, i'm glad to be a part of it. >> how many chefs will be there? >> 150 lerestaurants. >> so 150 restaurants and souse chefs and everything else. what are you going to make? >> they did asian street we did a steamed flour scallion bun. and we're just going to make a little bit o

in frederick, kellye lynn, abc7 news. jonathan: this sunt happen often.ercury passing in front of the sun. it's a hot place to be. that happened just today. michelle: seven-hour trek. unfortunately cloudy here. nasa revealed a photo passing between the sun. it happens once in a decade. but again in three years. it's planetary transit. jonathan: the best way to use it filter on the binocular or telescope. i wonder what s.p.f. you need for cruising on mercury. steve: not going to happen. michelle: why bother at that point. jonathan: exactly. steve: rain on the way. today is day number 13. i believe we probably going to see, well we are going to see 14 and day 15 and day 16. a good indication on what is on the way. 63 degrees at reagan national airport. the temperatures are on the cool side. this was beautiful. 63 in manassas. wildly scattered showers out there. not going to amount to a lot. night time lows from 50 to 57 degrees. heavier downpours in time for the rush hour commute. we have the middle 60's. show you what is going on. the national police week

kellye: in northwest, kellye lynn, abc7 news. jonathan: life among the stars may be closer than thought. astronomers found three earth size planets that may contain water and life orbiting a swar of star and the planets are just 40 light years away. i say "just." telescopes all over the world focus on the planet. the hubble telescope will focus its sights on them next week. if anything comes up we will let you know. tonight -- leon: a do the c.s.x. pileup as it happens and as the repair work continues so will the headache. road to recovery. neighborhood two-year-long struggle to regain its footing comes to an end but concerns linger after a devastating land slide. car owners in area will soon get tickets you will appropriate. announcer: "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. leon: we are learning you now. get ready. you could see nasty weather by the time you are ready for bed tonight. alison: despite the sunny skies we are seeing eight's the first time in days. we are on storm watch this afternoon. doug hill tracking conditions abou

over 3 inches every rain, another observation from cherry hill, in a different section of the city, lynnr, who we just showed awe picture from, reported to an almost 2 and a half inches every rain. so again, the rain is obviously out there. and it is pounding down. we go next though to a view here, if we can, there you go, take you through the future rain amount, we jump to early tomorrow morning, more still rain yet to come. will come through in pocket granted but whether it hit us it hit us hard and heavily. soap at least at this . future weather is pinpointing portions every southern new jersey and near the shore towns, to pick up shy of an additional two inches every rain. the beach well we can expect some showers out here today, very likely periods of heavy rain looking forward in the forecast though at least by tomorrow the humidity is lessening, the clouds are thinning, the sun comes back, and we start to warm back up. meisha back over you. >> it will be nice to have it back, thanks, yes, because right now, still looking dreary out there, and very wet on the roadways. joe was talk

. >> lynn how brooks, the acting inspector general.nd henry shelley, the general counsel, the one who said, we screwed up -- since this is a family proam -- and he said they have been destroyed and routine purge. governments do have to purge a lot of information, but you don't purge top-secret documents . to make it worse, they then lied to the federal judge in this case about that, assuring the judge that it was -- the documents have been lost in a routine purge. that is a felony. you cannot lie to a judge in a federal case. you cannot destroy documents. that is called obstruction of justice. that is really why these two individuals now are in legal jeopardy. the office of special counsel, which is an agency inside the u.s. government that investigates all of the whistleblower issues throughout intoovernment, they looked the allegations of john crane. in march, the issue the report and said there is "substantial likelihood that mr. crane's allegations are correct." that is the highest threshold of proof they could have asserted. and t

looking at least couple of hundred or tent after inch here, some spots, half inch from lynn in cherry hill, speaking of lynn she did have comment here if we can go on into her observation very quickly, 55 degrees coming in from her. she is still seeing the rainout there. actually said that thunder woke her up last night. thankfully at this point we have seen the worse of any thunderstorms wind down. no lightning being reported on doppler. however, storm scan, still obviously has a lot green on it, so, still going to see the rounds every rain rolling through, and even if it has take answer break from falling from the sky, at this point, you're still going to be dealing with the damp roads for sure. moving drive obviously impacted areas of steady rain by this afternoon, we should dry out. it is a break in the action, but not a total dry out. another rounds of showers moves in, one awesome thing about weather pattern like this you don't have to deal with the terrible pollen. little drier tomorrow. that's why the spike tomorrow, with oklahoma, birch, maple at the primary issues it, does d

40's still showing out in chesterfield, as 47 degrees, lawrenceville, peter, 50 degrees, at 49 at lynn's house in cherry hill. delran, allen, also 49 degrees, upper four's in philadelphia, eileen up in gilbertsville up at 47 degrees. a lot of rainfall over the past 24 hours, a lot of locations, over an inch check out past 24 hours for lynn's house, 1.19 inches every rainfall. so far today, four hundreds of an inch in delran, so at least doing better as far as the heavy rain. that does come to end. also, cherry hill, jenny jensen picking up over inch and a quarter over the past 24 hours, inch and a half up in gilbertsville, but eileen says over 3 inches of rain for the total event so far since this rain has started. search for nice sunrise, and i think we got one, we take you down to the shore right now, not the best one but the best we've seen the past few days, camera lens, little bit fog think with recent rain, but you can see some brightening skies, as we are looking east from margate, from the beach patrol headquarters. so, depend where you are this morning, could you see few breaks

finally, sharon kennedy, rn with zuckerburg san francisco general hospital receiving the raimened lynn [inaudible] invasion to the benefit of the greater san francisco ems system. let's hear it for sharon. [applause] president breed and i are proud to recognize each of you for your dedication to saving lives, so come on up. [applause] >> congratulations all the honorees! [applause] so that concludes our 2:30 special commendations. congratulations. now if we can go back to our ajnda and call item 13. >> item 13 authorize the controllers to enter into the 19th amendment of the software maintenance agreement for software maintenance service for the controllers financial accounting and management information system and extending the contract term through june 30, 2019 for contract amount up to 1.8 million. >> take same house same call. the resolution and adopted. >> item 14 and 15 together. >> resolution to declare the fent of city reimburse proceeds for future indetedness to california debt limit to permit the revenue bonds in a principle amount not to exceed 56 million for [inaudible] is

we have the brak lynn bridge. this is the first time since 2012 the u.s.been able to have a presence for fleet week. exciting time. we are all looking forward to it. hopefully we will be on board the ship and be able to show you everythinged on the ship. >> it is currently 25 after the hour. breaking down barriers and throwing rocks at police. ducking the debate. was it a smart decision? our democratic panel on deck with an answer. if you're going to make a statement... make sure it's an intelligent one. ♪ the all-new audi a4, with available virtual cockpit. ♪ >> chaos on the campaign trail at a trump rally. >> people raging out of control in albuquerque key breaking barriers throwing rocks at police. don't tell trump that. >> all of this while donald trump scores another victory overnight. >> the presumptive nominee winning the washington state primary moving him one step closer to the nomination. >> garrett tenney is live in washington with the latest. if last night is any indication we can expect to see more. hundreds of protestors clashed with police o

authors and historians on how americans are divided over the war and then film makers ken burns and lynn novak. >> by the time we got four or five decades away where the triangulation can take place and you can have the distance and perspective necessary to not make a reactive or journalistic response but something that is hopefully greater than the sum of its parts you begin to realize that almost everything you thought we knew was not true. >> wednesday a look at the war from the perspective of those that fought it and u.s. after the war and our real america series looks at the 1975 church committee hearings convened to investigate the activities of the irs and nsa. with the national museum of african american history culture opening in september friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern and all day conference with talks on african american religion and politics and culture and african american history as american history. >> i couldn't get that out of my mind that my students were thinking that somehow this african american history wasn't real because it -- there was no textbook textbook as there w

and am i a fan of cat lynn caitlyn jenner, caitlyn jenner was going to vote for ted cruz.ypically a fan of people that are going to vote for ted cruz. >> stephen: i understand that. yeah, yeah. (applause) there are gay republicans and there is a transrepublican. there are gay republicans who support candidates who would want to roll back say the right to get married. have you had conversations with some of those people to try to understand where they are coming from? >> i have had conversations with those people. in the same spirit that i sometimes have conversations with crazy people on the subway. >> stephen: uh-huh. >> some people are-- some people are hard to understand. >> stephen: okay, i will make you speak for the lgbtq-- community right now. what is the relationship like with trump? >> it's complicated. because i think trump is a dangerous demogogu e and racist and will be bad for queer people if he gets elected. it will be bad for all americans if he gets elected. (cheers and applause) but. >> stephen: is he very popular. >> he's very popular with some people, wi

kellye lynn is there to explain what is going on. kellye? kellye: calm right now as school is letting out. as you can see, there are two schools behind me. side by side. that is where this occurred. the first sighting it 58:30 near pace west school. at 12:15 in the afternoon a black bear was seen heading to the school next door. tyler elementary school. >> it is scary thinking it could come over here. it's literally across the street. there are kids out here playing all the time. >> i feel like he is more scared of us than we are of him. kellye: everything is fine right now. all of the outdoor activities were moved inside today. since we have been here we have seen a police presence this afternoon. as the police reassure parents and students that everything is safe. reporting live in gainesville, kellye lynn, abc7 news. michelle: thank you. as the investigation into a child porn bust that rocked prince george's county and the school system short comings and come up with solutions is out with the own report. maryland bureau chief brad bell is

young daughter, her name was bridget, and we met the garlands, who had two daughters, merrick and lynn and their daughters, rebecca and jesse, gave us a sense of the place and helped us become comfortable in the place. and so over the years we've gone to a host of parent-teacher meetings. we've gone to parents' nights, we've gone to sporting events, we have talked about the hopes and dreams and aspirations for our daughters. and so i come also to say that this is a good man. he's a devoted husband, he's a doting father. and he's an engaged and committed parent. and so i'm just very, very pleased to be here in this connected group of individuals to lift my voice in support of judge garland's nomination to the united states supreme court. senator leahy: thank you very much. of course, secretary driver, as i said is a professor at the university of chicago law school. he has inside knowledge in that he clerked for judge garland. also clerked for two supreme court justices, one sandra day o'connor, who was nominated by ronald reagan, and the other, justice brier, who was -- breyer, who was

within months getting out, his new wife diana lynn went missing.xt year, his next wife cindy rogers, was about to report abuse. he shot her across the high as she sat by the pool with her son. [ inaudible ] >> stanley denied the murder but got convicted. prosecutors connected him to another woman, rene wright, found dead in that same summer tossed in an oil well >> don anderson works on the case and now he's trying to get stanley's death sentence confirmed. stanley has been on death row for 32 years. >> you abolish the death penalty or you enforce it. there is no sense of having it if you are not going to use it. >> reporter: stanley has two competing set of attorneys. his defenders are filing appeals to save his life. his private attorneys is fighting the following stanley ready to die. >> there is something about this system where the death penalty just becomes a form of suicide. >> santa clara university's alman is an expert. panel recommended many changes. the study that costs $1 million was published in 2008. >> what improvements have been mad

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