this saturday maddie and keeper will be arm and arm for the evening of dreams event. >> did you think you were going to be overcome by emotion? >> yes. >> i hear you have a beautiful dress. >> it's like a cinderella. it's like cinderella, and because it's like all the glitter and it's cute. >> maddie's mom hid the secret for two weeks. and her daughter's prom dream now a reality. >> she has always wanted to go. she's always fancied herself with everything from frozen to star wars so this event is going to be absolutely magical. >> inc. of dreams is geared for special needs students, usually unable to attend regular proms or home coming event. >> it is their one night to feel special. it's their one night to feel loved. >> cooper gave us his senior trip to disneyland to attend and for him it was about getting back ?iew. might get a date that can't talk, or you will get a date that can't have h type of food so you have to learn how to communicate with them. >> maddie and her besties are looking forward to the black tie evening and the memories to follow. >> the flowers, the poster. than

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. >> reporter: going to the authorities wasn't easy for maddie barney either. >> we were in the police station, and i was just sobbing i knew that byu was going to find out. >> reporter: she says the officer assured her the police wouldn't tell byi, so she worked up the courage to work up a police report accusing the man of rape. he has pled not. she thought she was going on a date with a young single guy. >> he lied about his age and marital status. he lied about everything. his name. >> reporter: it turns out he was a married 39-year-old youth soccer coach. she says in the weeks that followed her high grade point average began slipping. >> some days you have panic attacks and can't breathe, and some nights you have nightmares. >> reporter: despite the assurances of privacy, the college had a copy of her rape report. she soon found herself answering questions from the title 9 investigator. >> i don't recall breaking the honor code. she goes, well, police report. i go excuse me? how did you get that. >> reporter: it was leaked by a sheriff's deputy. across the country, title 9 offices

maddie was shot with a tranquilizer dart. >> no one was hurt. and barrier upgrades were put in place. the zoo now conducts monthly drills. >> we practice emergency scenarios. we practice evacuations. >> reporter: at the san francisco zoo, christmas day 2007 tatiana the tiger escaped her grotto, killing a teenager. now the fence is electrified. san francisco officials say their hearts go out to cincinnati colleagues who killed a beloved gorilla in order to protect ai little boy who fell into the enclosure. parents visiting the oakland zoo also expressed sympathy. >> an animal like that to be killed is tragic. >> i think it's a responsibility all around, the zoo and parents' responsibility as well. >> reporter: in oakland, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> and thank you for joining us for abdz 7 news at 4. i'm ama daetz. abc 7 news at 5 begins right now with dan and kristen. >>> a rock star type reception like crowds for presidential candidate bernie sanders look a lot different from his stop in san jose just two weeks ago. >>> plus -- >> the total i

we asked amber and maddy to take a dna test that ancestry.com agreed to process for free.st a few weeks, the results are in and guess what, they are 100% not related. but they do have similar european roots. despite the results, they say their newfound bond will only grow. juju chang, abc news, new york. >> would you want to know who your doppelganger is? >> yeah, why not? >> i would find it creepy. >> fascinating. > so awkward for me and taye diggs to be in the same room. >> do you think he wants your autograph? he's a big fan. >> i've actually met him on the red carpet and my producer said we look alike. he didn't think that was cute at all. >> he didn't find it? >> he was just like i'm going to move on. >> i did once have a friend. we are doppelgangers. there's our face swap. can't tell which one's which. >> i think i'm on the left. >> i did have a friend once get mad at me because i said i couldn't hang out. one of his friends saw me out. and so he said i thought you weren't going out tonight. i said i'm at my parents' house on long island. that person had seen a compl

find out how to help maddie dixon son community cupboard at cbs philly.com/brotherly.3 "eyewitness news". >>> delaware is ready to combat the zika a virus. public health officials will distribute prevention kits to pregnant woman. kits available june 1 including mosquito repel apartment and thermometers. the get them at clinics certified to serve families enroll in the supplemental nutrition program for women, infant and children. >>> new jersey may restrict smoking in public beaches as to your wrist head to the shore. they are expect to vote on a bill that lets coastal community set aside 15 percent of the beach as designated smoking areas. some resorts have banned smoking, the bill would also ban smoking entirely at parks. >>> it is called the joker but this is nothing to laugh at. new roller coaster at six flags opened this weekend if you before the public rides it justin fin itch has the preview. >> i'm taking within for the team. >> it is all you need to realize that the joker is not your average roller coaster. i will show you why. that style means riders like me

. >> reporter: this boutique is just one part of the maddie ann dixon community cupboard a non-profitin ambler and surrounding areas since the 1970's. >> probably about 800 families, and on a inly or every other month basis. >> reporter: that is christine, executive director who directs oversee the boutique but job training, and the food cupgame. eligible families can team up, and have supplies once a month packed by volunteers like mary, from lower gwynedd. >> you are putting it in the bag and what would i give my kids. >> reporter: linda reynold of orland lost her job in march while she looks for next ones, cupboard supplies food and clothing. she's about to go through resume training also, she says the help is tremendous. >> it gives us a reason to, keep going, from times. >> reporter: the community cupboard for polishing her resume, interview skills and lifting her spirits. >> you step into this no judgment zone and everyone treats you with dignity. >> reporter: as school year draws to a close and children miss out on school meals, workers here fear the shelves will empty quickly.

youtuber maddy wellborn decided to put it to a test. the challenge is to draw a black square on your skin and then use your phone to take a very close up picture of that black square. in the process of the flash and the taking of the picture, you get shocked. >> no, you don't. >> she's already drawn the square on her wrist. she's going take her phone and take close up picture of it. >> nothing happens. >> she tries it a second time. she appears to get shocked. she appears to be bad akking. she said she did actually feel something. >> the only thing i can think of that might be going on is when you hold the phone to a black mark like that, maybe just the flash of this going off might give a little bit of a heat signature and you might feel something. i can't imagine you would be shocked. we can try it with a sharpie. >> now we're going to put this right up to your skin. we're going hold it. >> no. >> flash went off and everything and i didn't jump out of my chair. >> i felt it with my phone. all right. i got my phone. >> bring on a whole

maddie, what do you think of that statement? >> it's not accurate.ine and i were referred to the honor code office for being victims of sexual assault. any and all allegations they have geps me come from a police report of a rape. i don't know how direct you could get. >> you are not going to school at the moment. why? >> i have an ongoing criminal trial for my rape so i am a primary witness and i could not talk about details of my rape. byu would not accept that. they said until i come in and participate in the investigation against myself, i can't register or enroll in any future classes. >> clearly, something is wrong. maddie and madeline, we appreciate you coming forward and talking about this. we will follow your stories until the completion and figure out how the system can be fixed there. thank you so much, ladies. >> thank you. >> thanks. >> let's go to john. >> alisyn, thank you so much. >>> the stunning raid that happened five years ago today, president obama is now talking about what it took to make it happen in an exclusive cnn report nex

proceeds of that sale will benefit a nonprofit animal welfare group called maddie's fund.uffield started the nonprofit organization after his dog passed away from cancer. >>> you may notice something new next time you go to an atm. you don't need a debit card to use it. bank of america is rolling out its cardless atm service. at a few bay area branches all you need is a smartphone and android pay google's mobile payment service. you can make withdrawals, fors and transfer money -- deposits and transfer money. >> at the end of the day it's just going to be part of life. nothing surprises me and i think we're heading that direction. >> bank of america plans to roll out cardless banking to 5,000 atms by the end of the year. >> when's the last time we actually used cash? >> what's that? >> that's what our kids will be asking. what's the atm card? >>> what's the temperature spread? 62 degrees at the beach today. we nearly hit 100 in lafayette. we will not see a wide temperature spread like that coming tomorrow. pretty shot outside oakland, 65, livermore 62, san francisco 57 and

the 1964 democratic convention, maddie live, five feet, four inches tall, gave a fiery speech on the national stage, but then she went back home to mississippi and organized cotton pickers. she did not have the tools, technology or you can whip up a movement in minutes. she had to go door to door. i am so proud of the new black civil rights leaders who understand this, and thanks in large part to the other people, like many of you, from black lives matter to twitter, that american eyes have been opened, white, black, democrat, republican. the real problems in our criminal justice system, for example. but to bring about structural change, lasting change, awareness is not enough. it requires changes in law. changes in customs. if you care about mass incarceration, let me ask you, how are you pressuring members of congress to pass the criminal justice reform bill now pending before them? [applause] if you care about better policing, do you know who your district attorney is? do you know who your state attorney general is? do you know the difference? do you know who appoints the police c

>> meet maddy and amber, the pair look like twins but believe it or not, they're complete strangers.we're not even related. >> no, you're kidding me. >> reporter: they're doppelgangers a mysterious phenomena in which two people look nearly identical. who can forget these beard bearded head heads who found each other on the same plane. this is not bradley cooper. it's his look alike, matt catsen back. folklore has it we each have seven look-alikes out in the world. >> in lovely girl got in touch on the site. >> dublin native is working to prove that theory. >> oh, my god. >> hello. >> reporter: her very first meetup went viral and now viewed more than 8 million times. since then she's become a doppelganger detective of sorts. >> these are all the filtered matches. >> reporter: cofounding the website twin vangers.com to help others in their search. >> people twin strangers out of curiosity. >> reporter: we beared up with strangers.com to go behind the scenes of a meetup bringing amber from perth, australia and maddy from tacoma washington here in l.a. when we met in person, even i was

two teenaged girls, maddy cruz and rachel lynch, were headed out of memphis on the way to vacation, their grandmother driving the car and about 6:30 in the morning a man who registered .17 at 6:30 in the morning hit their vehicle and killed maddy and rachel. this man had accrued seven d.u.i. charges since 2008 but had been allowed to plead guilty five times to d.u.i. first. he represented himself and had five first offense d.u.i. convictions and mississippi didn't have a system and still don't have a system to require those reportages. this story broke my heart and i guess everybody in the mid south that read about it. this is a drunk driver that should have been in jail serving time, off the road or had received treatment. the reason he wasn't, according to local investigations, because none of his d.u.i. history had been reported to the ncic and not available to that highway patrolman. when that patrolman ran his driving record in the national database, his past d.u.i. convictions never showed up because they weren't reported. this is shameful in this day and age. this information shoul

. >> miss maddie -- >> i didn't want to play the gun. >> not to get in trouble and i want to do justi didn't want to play with them. >> actually i didn't pick it up. >> i don't think that's what happened. >> what are you supposed to do when you find a gun? >> tell a grown up but i afraid that i might be in trouble or something. >> i just forgot what the rule was. >> i know you forgot but that means when we forget things that means we need to train and repeat until we learn and remember. >> i will not touch it. >> i will not touch it. >> and repeat it as much as we teach our kids stop, drop and roll. >> junior deputy now. >> and truly test them. i mean, especially someone who does have a gun in the home, the child knows where the gun is. test them. >> as for having a gun in the house osmond was considering buying one but now he says no way he's even questioning whether or not he should have toy guns in the house. >> as long as we keep fake guns around, now they have to figure out which is real, which is fake? i don't know. maybe this, maybe that. i think for children they need stabili

>> one of the interesting things on "new day" this morning, an alleged victim named maddie who say shes she's being pushed to be investigated by the university about what happened while she has an ongoing criminal case. the lawyer says, you don't talk publicly until we deal with the criminal litigation but here's what she had to say. have a listen to this. >> i have an ongoing criminal trial for my rape. so i am a primary witness. i can't talk about the details of my rape. and byu would not accept that. and so they told me that until i come in and participate in the investigation against myself, i can't register or enroll in any future classes. >> i almost feel like she's got a civil case against the university for that. but i'm not talking to you in a legal capacity. i want to know how often this happens from your research. >> well, assault happens to one in five students while they're on campuses. it's a higher rate on campuses in our society at large. because these kind of institutions provide perfect storm seasons for these crimes to be committed. you have a young population, a par

bill crystal for a while talked about jim maddis, this general who also seems to be reluctant. but there seems to be moftd around his candidacy. he seems not to be interested. if there is a third party candidate, i think we know what would half. it would be very likely that it could give the general election to hillary clinton. and if they do that, i mean it's sort of their ultimate way of stopping donald trump. so we'll see if they are able to get this together. >> quickly gloria, if there is a third party candidate -- i don't know if they could put that together, but let's say somebody impressive does energe and prevents the republican or democratic nominee to reach the candidates from getting 1237 delegates. then it goes to the house of representatives. presumely the republican nominee would be elected in the house of representatives. >> i think there is such an intense debate going on inside the republican party right now about whether you do this or as the wall street journal wrote say to the people you had your shot, you lost, and now let's reconstitute the republican par

the proceeds will benefit a nonprofit animal welfare group called maddy's fund. he started the nonprofit after his dog died from cancer. >>> 5:09. making a difference by building boxes. how these girls are empowering others to chase dreams in this week's "cool school." >> 4-year-old stage fright at a ballet recital steals the show. even his mom was in the audience smiling. we'll show you more coming up. >> hi everybody from the kpix 5 weather center. we have our live hi-def doppler radar up and going. and we are tracking rain for the weekend. >> and tracking a good ride around the bay from the "kcbs traffic center" here at the golden gate bridge, a light and easy ride in both directions. no delays here. and public transit off to a great start this morning with no delays for bart, muni, ace train or caltrain. the "kpix 5 morning news" will be right back. >>> good morning. 5:12 on this thursday. well tomorrow your thursday. that's spectacular way to start your day. we have some partly cloudy skies away from the coast where we do have low clouds and fog. we will tur

. >> they're watching "liv and maddie." they're going, "come on! bring them out!"enes in this with you and spade -- >> yes. >> jimmy: one made me laugh. i just don't want to spoil it, but you're on a boat. and man, oh, man, you flash the boat next to you, a bunch of girls. >> oh, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: well, they flash you, and then -- >> well, the girls -- we're on a boat. we say, "flash the -- flash your chest." >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> and the girls do. and they, in return, say, "let's see what you got." >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i talk david into doing it. and david pulls his pants down. and they start booing. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: no, no, then what really made me laugh because you're like -- because you got his back. you pull out a flare gun and shoot at them. [ laughter ] >> i shoot at the mean girls. >> jimmy: a warning shot. yeah, yeah. >> i don't hit anybody. >> jimmy: no, no, no. it's a warning shot. >> these guys know about that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think so, yeah. this thing went on the internet. i thought it was interesting.

and the other thing we've got we've got maddie ziegler who's's going to kind of advise them.vit she'sthat can give themhe advice. she can talk to them if they've got any con tcerns. she just morey latable to the tt kids than maybe i am or ther judges are.. so because being dinosaurs thata we are, to be -- it's pretty much theuch same show that you know and lovl but obviously we've just changea things up a little bit. >> maddie is legit.eg how old are the kids competingpe don they have to have a certainr level of dance before they canec actually compete on the show? >> yeah, i mean we've got kids -- i think it's up to 14 - i think 13 was the cut off cut o point, i think, but they have to be -- they have to be great. grt because otherwise if they're tye not, f they're not, f they're te not of a certain standard theydy won't enjoy the experience, youu know. the going to be tough for them.e they only have few hours week to rehearse and of course you knowo we're going to be live in then t studios.s so we can't do retakes.et we can't do anything like that.t so it's going to be tough for tu

>> they tried to reach general maddis. a real favorite among conservatives. also mark cuban, the owner of dallas mavericks, reality tv star. they said you can out-trump trump. you have the personality to take it to trump. we interviewed cuban over e-mail and he said he's not interested. didn't think there was time. >> cuban, maybe he's open to it in the future. there's a trump model that's been created for a character like mark cuban down the line potentially. >> he's very fluent in technology, an investor. knows business. knows that private world. also has a celebrity personality, persona and that's appealing to some voters. he'd have no trouble getting known by the public. >> how would this third party thing work? you've already had a ballot deadline come and go in texas. you wouldn't be able to get on the ballot in texas. how would it work mechanically. is there enough time to put a third party candidate on the ballot? >> it's very hard. i think the people involved think they only have about two or three weeks here to get something off the ground for it to

. >> this is the first place daesh came into ram maddy and got hold of the neighborhood.his used to be a school. >> reporter: al anbar university, once filled with thousands of students, was turned into isis headquarters. it would be eight months before iraqi troops backed by american air power, would take it back. ferocious artillery fire forced isis out as iraqi forces planted their flag once more. the city may be liberated. the people here are far from safe. it's estimated this city has more unexploded bombs, unexploded ordnance that any place on earth. only some 15,000 families have been able to return. this family struggles to accept the new reality. how hard will life be going forward? what is next? maybe it will be more difficult, says this father. we want this place to be rebuilt. our homes are destroyed. our cars gone. it's up to a crew of just 40 americans, contracted by the state department, the diffuse thousands of bombs and bo booby-traps left behind. >> do not pick anything up. do not move anything. >> reporter: you got it. they prefer to work in anonymity.

the 1964 democratic convention, maddie liv, five feet, four inches tall, gave a fiery speech on the national stage, but then she went back home to mississippi and organized cotton pickers. she did not have the tools, technology or you can whip up a movement in minutes. she had to go door to door. proud of the new black civil rights leaders who understand this, and thanks in large part to the other people, like many of you, from black lives matter to twitter, that american eyes have been opened, white, black, democrat, republican. the real problems in our criminal justice system, for example. but to bring about structural change, lasting change, awareness is not enough. it requires changes in law. changes in customs. if you care about mass me ask you,n, let how are you pressuring members of congress to pass the criminal justice reform bill now pending before them? [applause] if you care about better policing, do you know who your district attorney is? know who your state attorney general is? do you know the difference? do you know who appoints the police chief and who writes the police traini

there was talk of starting up an independent bid for james maddis .ing driven by conservative folks that are concerned that donald trump does not have the temperament to serve as commander-in-chief. there has been talk that perhaps hillary clinton needs to make a bid for those people, speak to republicans who are concerned. look, i may have said about -- something about your party in the past, but if you're looking for a serious commander-in-chief, i am there for you. if that happens, it is difficult to make a compelling argument to the americans that think about those issues when they go to the ballot box. host: we are talking with ed o'keefe of the washington post. saying ted cruz is heading back to houston after suspending his campaign. final question for you. how does the party try to come together in all of this? thatf i knew the answer to , i would be a wealthier man at this point. it will be really difficult. we have two months until the party convention. that is a long time in american politics. a lot can happen. a lot of the panic and concern

never-trump forces have also been trying to recruit nebraska senator ben sasse or retired general jim maddis cnn he is still a no. jim mannis has also said thanks but no thanks. kristol has also floated gop congressman adam kenz inger. a source tells he would have considered it quote, literally to save the union because clinton and trump scare him. but he doesn't think the infrastructure exists to get on the ballot. on the stump, trump mocks kristol. >> he can't find anybody. what a loser. >> reporter: most republicans argue a third-party run would be a disaster for the gop, splinter the party, and help elect hillary clinton. >> they can try to hijack another party and get on the ballot. but, look, it's a suicide mission. >> reporter: even those who are not big fans of trump. >> absolutely not. i'm going to have my say -- >> no third party? >> no way, and i would advise people not to go down that road. >> reporter: still separate from kristol's efforts, two former republican governors, gary johnson and bill weld, want the libertarian party nomination this weekend. the most experienced candid

. >> in a lot of places lycra maddie and -- places like fallujah, you can expect there to be problemsand they booby-trapped it and have miles of tunnels and so on. it will be a tough battle. >> memorial day day 2016, i understand there is someone in the audience watching. >> yeah. caleb lufkin, 24-year-old from knoxville, illinois, died 10 years ago his month. his mother is watching. good to put an individual face. there's caleb there and that's how his mom would like to remember him. every year on this day, i try to call her and stay in touch and just let her know that we care and we're grateful for the sacrifice her son made. >> cal perry, colonel jack jacobs, appreciate you both being here. back after this. ck, ruining your perfect record. yeah. now you would think your insurance company would cut you some slack, right? no. your insurance rates go through the roof... your perfect record doesn't get you anything. anything. perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty

i think that is exactly when mister maddie through its oversight function can help agencies improve their procedures. thank you and i yield back the balance of my time. >> thanked the gentlewoman from illinois. i will recognize myself for five minutes. mister sullivan, thank you for the testimony and work of your office at the epa. i like would like to thank you for the work of the oig in cooperation with this committee to shed light on the misconduct at the epa and efforts to bring about reform within the agency. we recognize your progress while still acknowledging there are many ongoing challenges within the agencies personnel and management. we know the long-term reform and improvements for personal management requires more than just new procedures and updates to manuals. it requires active support from leadership top to bottom to foster a culture of integrity, accountability and best practices. would you agree mister sullivan? >> yes sir i do. >> mister meiburg, you are currently serving in one of the top leadership roles at epa. >> yes, that's right. >> you're pretty astute about the

maddie, a reliever.el probably their first most important reliever spent time on in years past you've had five hits by rendon or harperr h jayson werth the fact all thoseo guys have been in the lineup that you fifth inning start oneo of the best rotations in baseball. only max scherzer era over three.th that's why this team is in firsi place. >> i have a question for tuckere is this how long all of your y segments are in the morning show. >> we've done five segments byeb now the 10:00 o'clock news. news >> he started six minutes ago.eo i'm going to keep going. g >> we do have to wrap it up i grant much do you have anyny special nooks in this park youno like to watch the game. >> i sit out hoker te. we brought -- >> fans out in the red box.ed b >> i like to getted radio pull o the radio out and listen to thet radio call while i'm sitting in a chair.. got my peanuts, popcorn.op one of the real nuance things ti about this ballpark you'reark sitting up top, way up here, yoy can see some of d.c. back behinh i was little.i was le. b beautiful. >> there's actually site linesli as well for me