much more important was madison's -- as madison's co-author of "the federalist." hamilton kind of goes back and forth. back to new york during the convention. he goes back to his family. major figure. maybe less the constitution but as america's great state builder. madison of course -- here are two other princeton guys. luther martin. and william paterson. martin will be the attorney for maryland in the great case of mcculloch. he gives a great speech protecting states rights. madison's basic impression was -- [speaking latin] if you can translate? >> alcohol? [laughter] he may have had to go on a bender in order to talk. harrison, the son of scottish immigrants. the revolution gives him an opportunity. he serves on the first supreme court. then a couple of new englanders up here. gerry, one of the very wealthy merchants who would not sign at the end of the convention. and he figures prominently in the case with the equal state vote. sherman -- you can't quite make it out here, but sherman had an awkwardness to him. do you see how he is sitting in this chair? he

the music of a functioning madisonian democracy madison's music is present in the fulltext of madison's first amendment if only we will take the trouble to recover the ability to your. today we here only scraps of madison's music. the supreme court reads read the first amendment, indeed the entire bill of rights a set of isolated words and phrases as though the founders through a part a part of income the wall and allow the splatter to dictate the order and structure of our most important political text. the current supreme court majority relies on a truncated seven word imperial free speech clause that is this a rates the independent role of the press clause, the assembly clause, and the petition clause in madison's careful textures. the court never asks why madison begins the bill of rights with the first amendment to why he begins the first amendment with two religion clauses establishment and free exercise that appear to.different directions. the court does not ask why the crucial free speech clause is in 3rd place and why press, assembly and petition follow in that order. the relat

madison's free speech neighborhood. what about the roast and targets and the other folks in the neighborhood? said invoking the principle of dignity doesn't say which person should have how much dignity. and fear of government while important leads to a dead end. it leads to an end of kind of nihilistic sense that nothing can be done. and not only that they can't explain the miracle of public education did if we really mistrust government so much that we don't dare ever allow to interfere in a speech market how can we explain the fact that we've maintained a public education system run by the government for many years that is reduce generation after generation of citizens that are been taught to think freely and democracy? i want to see intellectual carbon copy if you want to see xerox machines in action, go to private schools and that's where you see you've got exclusive domination of a particular ideal. public education has been much more successful as education and democracy, and the stance as the reputation of the f

madison. you're at the historical museum. we're going to talk about our dolley madison collection. dolley was the wife of our fourth president james madison and probably one of our most popular first ladies. she was born may 20th 1768 here in gillford county to quaker family and lived an american life which took her to become one of the most popular figures in early american history. she had seven brothers and sisters. after a stay at a farm here in gillford county they moved to virginia. eventually moving to philadelphia when dolley was about 15. it's there she married her first husband, a young attorney, and had two sons and experienced the tragedy of loss during the yellow fever epidemic when she lost her son and husband and her inlaws. she moved then later to the washington city where at the age of 25 she was introduced to james madison and she was married. we know that doll lee had an outgoing personality and sort of made up for the shyness of her husband during his presidencies. in this

constitution is james madison. the other strange thing about this is we have is very short constitution, 6000 words, even with all the amendments. it has only been ratified 27 times in the last 200 years. 11 of those were written by the first congress, so they had a huge say in the shape of our government, what it could do and could not do. today we have a special program on how congress managed to produce the bill of rights. appropriately in this season when outside these stores, there are huge numbers of students visiting the capitol visitor center entering the capital, we are going to be talking about an educational tool, a new mobile app that relates to congress and the bill of rights. we have two outstanding speakers today. christine blackerby is an educational specialist for the center for legislative archives. she holds a b.a. in history and political science from the university of illinois and a masters in education at the university of kentucky. she has been with the national archives since 2002 and has be

madison small's funeral is scheduled for monday. in ashburn, surae chinn, wusa9. >> the health department identified the people madison in close contact with and has made antibiotics available to them. >>> there's new information tonight on the story we broke this morning on wusa9. anne arundel county police still hunting for a suspect they say tried to murder one of their own this morning. it happened shortly after 2 a.m. the officer had stopped by a 7- eleven when somebody told him there was a suspicious man outside. the officer went to speak with him and then they struggled. >> then they both ran on foot away from the 7-eleven. at that time witnesses describe hearing a gunshot. >> when the other officers got there, they found the first officer on the side of the road with a gunshot wound to the chest. that officer is still in critical condition tonight. the police are looking for a black male in his 20s or 30s wearing dark pants and a dark hoodie. >>> fairfax police are investigating one of their own for alleged child pornography

the girls softball team is playing out the rest of the season in honor of madison small. >> madison's. and so the kid thought about, you know one way of using social media and getting out the word remembering madison was we play for 24. >> reporter: today the mystery surrounding madison's sudden death was lifted by the loudoun county health department. >> we did want to put out because there was a case of bacterial meningitis and there's concern in the community to be able to let the community know what we know about that and that we are following up on those we think that may potentially be at risk. >> reporter: friends of madison small have posted messages on social media. this one says "the world was a much better place with her in it." another shows her empty school desk and says "we miss you so much pretty girl." madison's dad tells me he's grateful for all the community support. >> i went out with a good friend of madison's yesterday who was having a tough time and we just drove around for half an hour and we laughed an we cried. we asked why. we shared a lot of good memories. a

she got sick suddenly and died on tuesday. >> reporter: the sign says we love you, madison small. her closest friend couldn't bear to come to school to but they couldn't be alone either. >> we still think she'll be on the softball field tomorrow playing with us. >> reporter: madison's softball team spent the last 24 hours ago laughing, crying and sharing memories. >> she never failed to brighten your day. >> reporter: suzanne texted madison monday and all seemed fine. that night her friend didn't feel well, went to the hospital and by tuesday morning she passed away. the principal had to tell his school madison became fatally ill. >> one of the things i'll remember about her is i would stand in the hallway every morning before school. she was willing to stop and kind of make eye contact and sort of say i appreciate you. >> she touched of single one of our hearts. >> reporter: her teammates remember her fierce competitive spirit and that distinguishable pink bow she'd wear at softball games. these are the girls who know her well. those who didn't wrote heartfelt messages on a schoo

madison small's teammates gathered around second base where their captain played for a vigil. >> look at all of the people she's touched. >> before long the entire broad run in field was full. hundreds of students, parents and teammates each with memories to share. the team's right fielder. >> i would always tell her because i play right behind her, madison, i always got your back and now she's gone. i hope she always knows that. >> coach ed steel was one of the first to learn small was sick. her father e-mailed him this morning to say she would miss today's game and then called just a few hours later to say that madison had passed away. in 29 years of coaching, steel knows exactly where madison ranked. >> as a person, one of the best. >> and as the tear soaked vigil began to wrap up a surprise speaker appeared, madison's father tim. >> she's in a good place now and looking down on this place forever now. thank you all. >> he said his daughter's sudden death left lessons for everyone. >> life could be short. we just have to make the most of it. love each other. >> small also told me t

madison said there is one problem. there is no provision for who has jurisdiction over this 100-square mile area in the bill. the fact is the federal government is not ready to assume exclusive jurisdiction. we need to amend the bill to include the provision that laws of pennsylvania will remain in effect. goes back to the senate. madison goes to the new york senators over the weekend and says guys, vote against the bill. that will kill it. and congress will remain in new york. that's what happened. second session there is a move to bring the bill back off the table. instead congress adopts a rule that will be in effect for at least half a century. all business begins anew. each session. so all spring what congress is doing is basically debating alexander hamilton's proposal to make capitalism the form of economic normalization in the united states. a funded debt with provision that the federal government could not pay off its debt no more than 2% a year because he recognized that a funded debt in which federal governm

but the hospital staff did not let madison's situation get in the way. they deck raided her hospital room -- decorated her hospital room and even madison's date was in on it. tuxedo and all. the girl's mom was so overwhelmed with what everyone did. >> this is above and beyond. i've never seen a staff and doctors at a hospital go out of their way just to make one day special for my 16-year-old. >> well, teachers at madison's school also helped out. they set up a video chat from the real prom so madison could share the experience with her classmates. and she looked beautiful. >> she did some great kids. >>> still to come the u.s. supreme court is set to confront one of the biggest civil rights >>> good morning everybody. happy monday. it's 4:53. heading out the door this is what you can expect today. look at our temperatures. well above average for this spring day. numbers with the sunshine in the 60s at the beaches today. 70s and 80s common around the peninsula and santa clara valley. 86 degrees today in san ramon. bested by antioch and in brentwood. good

that is madison's softball jersey. her teammates couldn't bear to come to school today, but they couldn't be alone either. >> we still think she's going to be on the field tomorrow playing with us. >> reporter: madison's softball team spent the last 24 hours together laughing, crying and sharing memories. >> never failed to brighten your day and i think all of ashburn would agree with that. >> reporter: suzanne gobsteen texted madison monday and all seemed fine. that night her friend didn't feel well, went to the hospital and by tuesday morning she had passed away. principal david spade had to tell his school madison became fatally ill. >> one of the things i'll remember about her is i would stand in the hallway every morning before school. she was willing to stop and kind of make contact and sort of say i appreciate you. >> she was the best leader you could ask for and she helped us on and off the field, every single one of us, and she touched every single one of our hearts. >> reporter: her teammates remember her fie

a teacher tweets showing our support for madison. neighboring loudoun county schoolin pink. >> bacterial meningitis is a very serious infection as opposed to viruses, it's much harder for the body to fight it off. >> reporter: the loudoun county health director dr. david goodfried said bacterial meningitis is not easily spread and the school is at low risk because students were off on spring break when madison suddenly became ill monday and died the next day. >> she was one of the sweetest people i've ever met and she was in my spanish last year. she'll always be remembered and missed. >> reporter: bacterial meningitis is spread through close contact in the home or room, sharing drinks or any bodily discretion. it is unlikely we'll every know who got madison sick. >> the bacteria itself exists in our community. the large majority of people who have that bacteria will never get sick, but it may be in the back of their throats. so we likely will never find out who that person was who spread it because that person probably is not having

but a rematch between madison bumgarner and james shields goes south for the giants in san diego. and steph curry making it rain three in oracle as they try to >> when the giants have madison bumgarner on the mound, they like their chances of picking up the win, but dodgers clayton kershaw got rocked and so did madison bumgarner. casey mcgee was diagnosed with a sprained knee. padres already three runs in against bumgarner. will middlebrooks singles in justin upton. bumgarner allowed five runs. his most since last july. in the 7th inning, now 8-1. wil myers scores will veneble from first. and padres had 20 hits tieing an all-time high at petco as they win 10-2. >>> raleigh fingers the coliseum today. jumping up to the bottom of the 8th inning. as trailing 4-3. ben zobrist scores at third. the game goes to extras in the 10th. ike davis doubles off the left center wall. zobrist gets thrown out at the plate to the game continues. brad miller. logan morrison scores and the mariners win 5-3. the as have yet to win back to back games this season. >>> now to basketball. rookie of the yea

madison small got sick suddenly early this week and died. the county health department says it has gotten a number of calls about possible exposure to the infection but says there's no evidence of an outbreak. broad run is now on spring break and the school has already been cleaned. coming up on news4 at 4:45 how classmates are keeping her memory alive. >>> ready to run. first at 4, it's the story that the probably going to have a lot of you talking this weekend. why the start of hillary clinton's campaign could actually be rather low key. >>> and caught on camera. a shocking new look at that tornado outbreak as it happened. has a lot of people dealing with >>> police want to find a person who hit a jogger with their car and then took off. it happened at the intersection of ox road and zion drive in braddock in fairfax county. a woman was jogging in a crosswalk when someone in a small gray sedan made a right turn on the road and hit her. she's expected to be okay. if you have any information, please call police. >>> we have some new informat

this book goes into the story of james madison.ep in mind he was 5'4" and 100 pounds and he had crippling panic attacks and he overcame that to shape the country and the world and what was so remarkable is he focused on challenging americans to overcome the lowest common denominators and to focus on the substance at hand and to overcome their prejudices and to think about the country they wanted to build together and that was the country embedded in the constitution. what i thought was so incredible by ted cruz citing patrick henry and citing the constitution was patrick henry lost in the battle for the constitution of the united states. that was the story of this book becoming madison. is he defeated the anti-federalists with patrick henry wanting to go to a state's rights philosophy and this little diminutive anxious introvert defeating the hero and by challenging colonial americans to embrace the constitution and embrace a federal government and embrace a philosophy of the future. so it is an incredible story. >> you said a 5'4"

what is madison avenue like today?e are not tracking scotch at work in the morning -- drinking scotch at work in the morning. madison avenue is still about connecting products to people. there are so many more ways to do that today. technology has changed our business. one of the most talked about things on the super bowl was a campaign ddb did with mcdonald's where we tweeted out how much we loved each spot and did a giveaway of every product advertised during super bowl over twitter. matt: i was talking with george pyne earlier, aside from live sports and financial news, there is no reason to watch regular television. the kids are all online. mark: we hope that is not true. the great thing about television is, there is something for everybody now. we can target our audiences more specifically. when you talk about a mass audience, you're talking about sports in maybe financial news. matt: i'm not sure how big the audiences for financial news. tv is changing. i only watch things on demand. there is still marketing oppo

we know there was someone doing research on the madison's and their furnishes. when they looked at the dress they made a comment this is drapery weight velvet. the intrigue begins and we've been doing tests, comparing fabric samples and looking at many aspects of the dress, what we like to know is to find out what happened to those drapes the night they left the president's house. there's some things we hope we'll find and so we're still exploring the story. some other trademarks were her turbans. we know she had quite a fashion influence on the capital city. the turban was a popular headpiece in the early, in the late 18th and early 19th century. this is one in the collection. it's made of a french charmuese silk and band around the front. she was often known to add jewels or plumes and could be seen across. that's how you could look for dolley. what is special about this turban is the way we can authenticate it a year before her death. july 4th 1848 when she was on her way for the washington memorial she stopped her niece anna. she's wearing the turban and you

madison got sick suddenly on monday, went to the hospital and passed away tuesday. the northern virginia district of the chief medical examiner's office is conducting an autopsy. public health officials and the loudoun county school district say madison's illness poses no risk to students or the community. >>> montgomery county police found the car involved in a hit and run that took one of their officers to the hospital. the officer was working as a security guard for a chevy chase shopping center yesterday. he tried to question a driver in a suspicious car they're south park and wisconsin. -- near south park and wisconsin. the driver hit the gas hitting the officer. he suffered a concussion and cuts on his arms and legs. police found a suspicious car, a silver acura in northeast d.c. this morning. they're still looking for the driver. >>> tonight a followup on student demands to rename byrd stadium at the university of maryland named after harry clifton byrd who was university president from 1956 to 1964. he barred blacks from participating in sport or enrolling a

madison. you know, i won't play a game because i wanted to go back to ft.ut his participation in the program required him to meet the sister of one of the officers he murdered. >> i was scared. you know, because we be under the illusion they'll come and scream and cuss us out. i'm sitting down and i'm scared. you know, i'm saying, i'm truly scared so first thing she asked me she said why you kill my brother. i didn't have no reason. you know, she said, well, did you kill my brother because he was a police. i said no. she said what if i killed your mother or something? we broke down. you know, we cried. you know, we cried, you know, because she said, you know, she said i hate you. she said i wish you was dead. you know. and it was hard for me because all this time i been the one that was in control and she took that control and i couldn't like attack her or nothing like that. you know what i mean. that wasn't even in my mind but i didn't have control of the situation. she took control of the situation. she asked me could i be forgaven. i said, no. she said,

. >> the same story of madison wen, the former vice mayor of san jose. we are talking about a group of people that have come over several generations. we are starting to see some major change. asian-americans are 5% of the nation's population. in california, we are talking about asian-americans making up nearly 14%, 1 out of 7 of the state's residents. with the national data, they are the fastest growing group in the state. faster growing than latinos. not so with asian-americans. they are the number one group. >> we understand this is a demographic that is growing. talk about the political impact and the high-profile asian-americans who are now in office here in california. >> high profile is a good word. six out of california's 63

that was a moment. >> oh, madison on the horse. that was awesome. >> absolutely by far, riding the banner in on a horse. >> the flag. that was awesome! it was perfect. >> reporter: you can take the $10 sandwiches, the $11 beers and the $8.50 garlic fries and settle in for a season of ups and downs and torture that is giants baseball. it's true the giants lost today, but still, it was a day to remember. hey, we got the whole season in front of us. reporting from at&t park mark matthews. >> let's turn things over to gerard. what happened on the field once that game god going? >> reporter: jessica, for the first time in seven years, the giants aren't able to win the home opener something they had done you know six years straight coming in. they had the rookie on the mound to try to get the job done. let's show you exactly what happened in this one. there you see madison bumgartner on horseback with that championship banner as we just saw. top of the fourth scoreless. one on for troy, he singles to left. charlie black one will come in

teachers at madison's school also helped out.t up a video chat from the real prom so madison should chair the experience with -- could share the experience her classmates while she was back in the hospital no doubt in her begin. >> isn't that nice? >> yeah that's nice. you hear you know a lot of stuff about what kids do bad. but that's awesome. >> wonderful and she looks beautiful is the best. >> she did and her date is right there by her side. very nice. >>> all right, thanks guys. let's go out the door and so things are getting interesting on the roads. suddenly within the last two minutes i don't know what happened. all of a sudden all these accidents popped up on the chp reports and this is probably the worst of it right now. coming into san francisco. we're hearing two lanes are blocked northbound 101 at 280. or maybe just south of the interchange. it's already backing up right around paul. and not sure about injuries but again, so watch out for that 280 might be the best bet. and if you're heading to the bay bridge they fli

madison, south dakota. it's the biggest night of the year for the wrestlers at madison high school. has been looking forward to it all year long. >> it would be compared to, like, homecoming for wrestling. we turn off all the lights in the gym and just at that one spotlight over top of the mat. it lights up the whole match and then the gym is just packed full of kids. >> the madison daily leader, a local news outlet, is streaming its event live on the website. his mother heather is up in the stands. >> i love watching michael wrestle. this was my chance to get to see him under the let's. >> whiblg and his competitors step on to the mat. >> re f says something, and we start wrestling. he got a takedown on me. we were close to the edge of the mat. >> the wrestlers need to reset. >> when you go out of bounds, you go back to the middle of the mat and you start in referee's position, which is where you go on your hands and knees and then the other pirn comes on top of us. >> before his opponent approaches the 80 pound spotlight falls 12 feet on to michael's back. >> i just thought if the

madison: estoy feliz porque me arreglaron mi pierna.ntinuar disfrutando de siniestra plenitud. barbara: quÉ gran testimonio! es una carrera de la vida. quÉ y no poder dar a conocer casos como Éste. pamela: cientÍficos han advertido de los peligros de bar televisor celulares tabletas electrÓnicas en la soluciÓn a colocarse unas gafas naranjas que bloquean la luz. si va a estar en contacto con los electrÓnicos con lo que se unas gafas naranjas, para que no le perjudiquen el sueÑo. barbie: yo caigo como un tronco! (risas) babrie: una foto del presidente correa que estÁ dando mucho de que hablar acapara lo que son las redes sociales. pamela: nuestro borja voces! borja: parecer, si es un personaje pÚblico y +1 presidente del gobierno, no sÓlo hay que tener cuidado con como luces sino tambiÉn con la ropa de la persona que se hace la foto contigo. esto es increÍble!!! un niÑo le pidiÓ una foto al presidente de ecuador, y al parecer el mandatario no se percatÓ que la camiseta del niÑo decÍa " este con un idiota". la foto no tardÓ en hacerse vir

madison's role as the agenda maker for the convention, and the particular point i want to make, as madison prepares himself, i think the key item he worked on in his agenda is the idea that a system of federalism , with the recommendations, the resolutions, the requisitions came from the continental congress, was never going to work. when he reasons this, he does this in an empirical way. he looked at the lessons that americans like him had learned since 1776. then he takes this stuff back and then he thinks abstractly, and what we can see, i theoretic framework where he comes up with the idea -- there's always some incentive to run against washington

madison wrote him and said, we don't need a bill of rights. in particular, what would become the first amendment, that is what you don't want. the people pushing for that our people most concerned about religious power. >> his problem though was, the constitution was explicitly a grant of power to the federal government, and whatever was not included in that grant of power did not exist as a right. some people said power is such that power will creep. therefore, we need a list of what they cannot do. that became the bill of rights. madison was a phrase, if you have that list of what you cannot do, somehow that would expand the constitution itself. madison in terms of religious liberties, as i understand him was the most sensitive about minority religious rights because of what he had experienced with baptists in virginia. he wanted to make sure religions were treated equally. i agree he was concerned about the new england, battle sony and forces -- adamsonian forces, but he was more concerned that having a list of rights would erode the limite

last week madison bumgarner and clayton kershaw faced off. dodgers in that game. ace versus ace in l.a. let's start with love. how sweet. and now to the highlights. buster posey knocks in pagan. 1-0 giants. kershaw allowed two runs and bumgarner in a groove. the big hook and he is walking to the dug out. that's strike 3. more from buster. beer in one and the cap in the other and snags it with the cap (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- tim mcgraw and from "the middle", patricia heaton with cleto and the cletones and now, by the way, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ]

if there was no love in this it wouldn't happen. >> i'm byron pitts in madison, wisconsin. >>> next aing that only happens in movies like the exorsist? think again. >>> and later on "nightline," we talk to floyd mayweather as he prepares to square off against manny pacquiao for a night six years in the making. difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting bronchodilators in one inhaler. anoro is not for asthma. anoro contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden copd symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition, or high blood pressure. tell your doctor if you have glaucoma, prostate or bladder problems, or problems passing urine as anoro may make these problems worse. call your doctor right away if you have worsened breathing chest pain

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champions and they did have a few surprises for champions including a tribute, and a classic shot at madison bum gartner doing his victory lap on the horse. >> we have live team coverage this afternoon. wayne friedman, and mike schumann is live from the ballpark with a look at the day's festivities. >> reporter: there's nothing like the home opener and it seems to be a lot more magical. the giants are 12 and 3 at at&t park since they moved here in 2000 and today coming off a world series championship was really special. let's show you what happened. they started out with the entire team walking out from center field. the fans went crazy with bruce botch bocci and tim lincecum. just a special moment for everybody, and as i mentioned the place just went nuts and then the introductions happened and of course, colorado was introduced first. i think their team had to stand there for about an hour and i would have taken it back to the clubhouse at that point and even the giants players were getting restless when you have this long of a pregame. the marshal tucker band singing the anthem. that was

kellye: the hospital staff decorated the room while madison slept. administrators set up a video chat from the real prom so that madison and her boyfriend could share part of the experien kellye: make sure the kids have extra layers at the bus stop. devon: mid to upper 30's. downtown washington may only need a jacket. it will be windy northwest when 15 to 25, moore cloud cover, may have a shower. the high today, 67 degrees. great anytime you get the sunshine. kellye: no one is estimating how high the death toll will climb from saturday's massive 7.9 earthquake in and around nepal. over 2700 are known to be dead. tom has the latest. tom: a german tourist shot this incredible video. the earthquake dislodging tons massivee landslide down the slopes of mount everest. at least 18 climbers come including three americans, died. a google executive, a filmmaker and a doctor. this everest base camp was demolished by the avalanche. teams of climbers and guides have been left marooned. relief supplies are pouring in, and the races on to keep the death toll from

near madison ford road in west conshohocken and that has shut down the westbound side of the expressway eastbound is moving easily not westbound as police in the area are investigating a shooting on the expressway, reports of a shooting near madison ford road. world news is next on channel 6, please join us for "action news" at 11:00 for cecily tynan ducis rogers jaime apody the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner, weapon hope you'll joined us at 11:00. hx >>> breaking news tonight. abc news obtaining video in a stunning new case. we have just learned a police officer will be charged with murder after being caught on camera. the officer in south carolina firing at a man running away. authorities say it started with a routine traffic stop. steve osunsami is there tonight with what police have just revealed. >>> the plane crash. seven dead flying back after the march madness final. among the dead, a coach. >>> the power out ablgs all over washington, d.c. lights out near the white house, the capitol. even where oprah winfrey was speeblging. >>> the severe storms hitting at this hou

game two saturday at 12:30 at madison square garden and then here in washington in the phone booth mondayand wednesday nights. maureen: all right. let's hear what kind of weather they might face. doug: exactly. here this evening, it will be beautiful. mild and tomorrow, rain is in the forecast. steve rudin will have a chance to look at new computer model guidance and give you more on the timing of that rain for tomorrow and be able to update the weekend forecast that right now looks pretty good. maureen: glad to hear it. ""world news tonight"" with david muir is coming up >>> breaking news tonight from baltimore. at this hour new protests on the move before the curfew. and for the first time ever major league baseball playing to an empty stadium. and the mother who pulled her son from those riots on live television, tonight, right here together. what he tells us about the moment he saw his mother coming. >>> also coming the spacecraft spiraling toward earth at 17,000 miles an hour. out of control. >>> chaos for passengers. some american airlines fligtss canceled because the i pads the pil

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70's low 80s by the bay by thursday and friday close to 90 degrees inland >> catherine : coming up madisondes a horse for the giants' home opener and klay thompson has a monster game for the warriors. the sports, next!!!! wow. sweet new subaru, huh mitch? yep. you're selling the mitchmobile!? man, we had a lot of good times in this baby. what's your dad want for it? ..like a hundred and fifty grand, two hundred if they want that tape deck. you're not going to tell your dad about the time my hamster had babies in the backseat, are you?! that's just normal wear and tear, dude. (vo) subaru has the highest resale value of any brand... ...according to kelley blue book ...and mitch. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >> gary :warriors will not know until wednesday night to they will open the playoffs against of this weekend klay thompson had himself a night vs. memphis klay went nuts in the 2nd quarter hitting from everywhere on the court klay actually outscored memphis all by himself in the quarter 26-25 klay ended up with 37 points in the 1st half for the game: klay: 42 points, 6 assists

. >> wu had a residence downtown in madison and parking down there is very difficult. and he had a number of vehicles. so by keeping one of them out at jason mcguigan's residence, he didn't have to worry about parking tickets. >> on the night of the murders, mark wu said he was in his apartment in madison, wisconsin, and spent the night alone. but mark's cell phone records indicated he was in verona, about 30 miles away from his apartment, which is where jason mcguigan lived. >> wu makes a call at 8:16 p.m. and it hits the verona tower. verizon tests show that any cell phone call that hits tower 165, the verona tower, is basically going to be confined to someone that's within the city limits of verona. >> he didn't really give a good explanation on why he had lied. but the gist of it was that he didn't know anything about these murders. and he just thought that he should have basically an alibi. >> and mark wu had no history of violence or erratic behavior. >> mark wu was about as unlikely a suspect in a triple homicide as you're going to get. his yearbook entries, his

. >> then the big question, madison bumgarner was supposed to ride a horse in the parade, he didn't do it then but he got his opportunity today. >> reporter: and that was had highlight of the day. and, of course, madison bumgarner was asked about his ride after the game. >> probably say i will never get a chance to do that again. [ laughter ] >> it was interesting. it was fun to do it in front of fans here. we had a good time. >> awesome. to be carrying the banner like he was, it was awesome. cool stuff. >> i saw the horses, one looked spooked. that was cool. i am glad he got off okay. >> reporter: all right. if you are looking at a silver lining about this loss, second good start in a row from the youngster chris hesten. >> reporter: a guy that got a spot start because matt cain couldn't go in arizona. pitched well, got the win there. from candlestick park -- i mean, at&t -- [ laughter ] [ talking at the same time ] >> all right. thank you. >> we will have more later. >> thank you. >>> now to ktvu's john sasaki who is outside at&t park and you have been talking to fans. you talked to

what caused madison's death, and could anyone else be at risk? a statement from loudoun county's health department reads in part this could change, but at this point we have no information that there's a risk to others. just a short time ago, i had a chance to speak with the medical examiner's office. they tell me they are still in the middle of the autopsy process so it is unclear if we will get a cause of death today. in ashburn, back to you. >>> developing right now, the south carolina police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black man has been fired. the north charleston police department decided to fire michael slager after this video surfaced showing slager firing eight shots at walter scott, who died on the scene. the mayor has also announced that he will require every officer on the force in that town to wear body cameras. >>> well, it is the subject of our talk around town today and a lot of people, troy johnson, are clearly disturbed by this video. we showed it just now. we're going to show it to you again. it is very disturbing. >

>> madison went to school university of wisconsin how to get into this business?> it was a summer job that lasted 36 years. in the beginning of was a helper on the floor. >> then why it? >> worked one way to an apprenticeship in a was fortunate to have an opportunity that came my way to help me along cahan. >> back in the '80s that plan was shut down as we look to hire people and they interviewed me. >> what is the hardest part of the business? >> we have a lot of people that work here with hard effort and people have to work a lot of hours. so to get those out in time. and they're very willing to do it. that is the tougher thing but we appreciate their rewards of that. >> looked at your printing press are there more people on the floor now or less? >> less. maybe 25 percent less. with some of the things technology has improved obviously the cost of labor to improve that process. but just to look at the cost we look at the cruz initially. >> how does somebody trained to be in this type of work? >> is a good foundation to build on. in what evolves around that print

on madison avenue.h better. olivia: 50 thousand square feet. i can't wait. i am going on tuesday. the opening is monday. are you a "star wars" fan? darth vader received a makeover in japan. his mask was plated with gold. it is not for sale, i am sorry to say. the golden coins can be purchased for $8,300. tom: this is the beginning of the "star wars" hysteria. ima huge fan if they get the story line right. "return of the jedi." they have to do "empire strikes back." olivia: we will have a surveillance outing to the star wars premiere -- "surveillance" outing to the "star wars" premiere. good morning. ♪ tom: you've got to love "bloomberg surveillance." off-camera, i am talking then diagrams nirvana -- vendia grams, nirvana. what it --which foreign policy issue will matter most for 2016? olivia: north korea could double its exports. north korea may have 20 nuclear exports -- warheads. the former hewlett-packard chief executive will formally declare her campaign online on may 4. ben carson and mike huckabee

this just in cull pereira and madison county is under a flood warning.ot of rain and more to come this afternoon as well. i can't later on this afternoon we have a risk for severe weather. we are looking at a cloudy start. after about midmorning, passes on through. sunshine to break the clouds up a illegal bit. the southwest winds with unshine here or there. we are headed to near 80 degrees. believe it or not, it is warm out there. we are into the 60s. [audio difficulty] on your way home, we are tracking storms pushing on out and lingering. 71 by tomorrow better, drier and breezy. by wednesday a few more showers and we are drier and cooler by the end of the week. good morning larry. >> good morning. i want to let my riders know the train is running on schedule. getting ready to head out the door, traveling from university boulevard to chain bridge road, looking at a 1 minute commute, eastbound on 66 from james madison highway into town on 20th street northwest. if you are traveling northbound on i-95 toward i 35, you are looking at a 17-minute commute th

. >> madison giants lasting streak. maybe with a little help from the d backs. in the 9th inning.er panic. >> good evening. giants manager bruce turned 60 years old today. the only present he wanted was a win over arizona to snap the losing streak. wasn't easy. happy birthday to mr. wasn't easy. happy birthday to mr. manager. a little marilyn monroe for you. thank you dan thank you. please turn the make phone off. the score there and i get way behind in the highlights because gold member took madison deep 3 run shot. 4-1 arizona. 2 run jack in the seventh. gentleman's down 4-3. down to the last out in the mini9th. drive to right center mini9th. drive to right center. and i got it i apartment got it. buster scores 4-4 on the extra. top 10 poll look down the line. fir and gone. we are not done yet. bottom 10 bases leded. the ground to short. if pwlvrping 0and we are tied at 5 again but the d backs just scored 2 runs to lead 7-5 in the 12th. a's have the day off the 12th. a's have the day off. college baby the jackie robin son statue at ucla. cal visiting. scoreless in the 6 before t