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. >> wow, man. man, it feels really good. it feels really good. it feels really good. i don't -- i'm speechless, man. kellye: he said that his wrists were aching. he said the walk would not have happened without the love and support of his hometown.

documents savannah was in perfect health when dropped off at the home of 43 year old beatrice manning. manning called 911. the baby was unconscious. she told investigators the girl began to vomit and eventually stopped breathing. doctors at the children's national medical center found her brain bleeding and the medical examiner determined it was nonaccidental, blunt force injury of the head. neighbors said manning was well known as an excellent daycare mom. shawn barber called her a neighborhood mary poppins. >> she's a hood mary poppins, good with children. >> reporter: savannah's mother said her daughter smiled at everything. everything about her was pure joy. >> manning was released after a hearing. state officials ordered her to stop running an unlicensed daycare. >>> d.c. police trying to make sense of a large fight and stabbing involving young teens. officers responded to the rhode island avenue station and found one of the teens with stab wounds. the victim has serious injuries but is expected to survive. >>> a heart breaking statement from the parents of a teen killed in a north p.o. t

(cheers and applause) man! man! can't get over this, a brief that cruz wrote said using sex toys was like "hiring a willing prostitute." i know what you're thinking, "willing prostitute? that's a strange choice of words." well, it's actually a legal distinction. under the haw, there are "willing prostitutes," which means they engage in sex work of their own volition, and "unwilling prostitutes," which probably means they just got hired by ted cruz. that's the distinction. that's how you separate that. i am not making this up, guys. cruz also wrote, "there is no substantive-due-process right to stimulate one's genitals for non-medical purposes unrelated to procreation or outside of an interpersonal relationship." this is a guy who defends this falk symbol but thinks the problem is this phallic symbol. which means he thinks we should live in society where it should be easier to off women than to get women off. yeah, i went there. that's where i went. (applause) now, ted cruz went on to lose this case, and it's now leg

scooter that giants' star hunter pent donateed to make-a-wish foundation foundation. 35-year-old man man was arrested yesterday. this is his mug shot. police have already two other suspects, 37-year-old judd janke and 26-year-old knicholas tiller . surveillance video shows the officers who worked in the tenderloin to recognize the two suspects and they found the stolen scooter when they executed the search warrant which was signed by hunter pence and they get $40,000 in the auction charity for that. >> police need your help to track down a suspected criminal. look at that photo. police say this woman used a stolen identity to rent a car. she used that car in a crime spree. including several burglaries. if you recognize her, call police. >> happening today we expect to hear from a former uc berkeley executive suing her former boss for sexual harassment. that abuse has happened more thanks than has been known by the public, the law school design is being sued for harassment. the report was published in the bay area news group and has now resigned from the post. reports show that 19 ememplo

. >> if hillary clinton were a man man, i don't think she'd get 5% of the vote. >> clinton's response. and tonight, rare words from george clooney's wife, amal clooney. >>> the warnings at this hour. ten tornadoes already. a family rescued. and in houston, falling trees turning deadly. >>> also tonight, the plane crash. the woman running for help. and then suddenly, the plane erupts. and the other scare, authorities say the pilot who was flying drunk had just flown two flights across america. >>> judgment day. once one of the most powerful men in washington, the judge giving him more prison time than prosecutors even asked for. >>> and, america strong tonight.

. >> it was fricking great, all those three-pointers, man. man, it was great. we're making history right now. >> reporter: history right now and it was so much fun to see everybody having a good time. i'm jeff bush reporting live here in san leandro, kron 4 news. >>> meantime three lucky students from oakland won tickets for tonight's game at oracle arena. the once in a lifetime opportunity was extended to several underprivileged students with good grades in the oakland unified school district including 16-year-old joseph martin. he and his family came to the united states when he was 5 years old after escaping from a violent civil war in liberia. a high school senior and football star dillon house received a pair of tickets for the game tonight, all of them grateful for the kindness of draymond green. we have been asking viewers to send us their best pictures of their blue and gold spirit and fans did not hold back. here are just some of the pictures that we've received so far. there's still time for you to send us your warriors pictures. you can wet us or fac

the assembly man man is working with the city of new york and the governor's office to secure the cargo plane but also volunteers and aid as well. >> thank you. stay with nbc news for the our coverage continues on nbcnew york york.com. >>> israel's prime minister vows to settle the score with those responsible for today's blast in jury. 21 people were injured setting a car and a second bus on fire. investigators say they are certain the blast was an act of terror noting that the explosive device was in the back of the bus. it all comes as israelis prepare for the passover holiday amid a wave of palestinian attacks. >>> the u.s. has agreed to deploy 200 additional troops along with helicopters to iraq to help the government fight isis. ash carter said it will help the iraqi army as they advance towards mosul. secretary carter said there will not be fighting in the troop. the u.s. troops won't fight on the ground. they will help the iraqi military plan. >>> coming up, a corruption investigation widens. accused of bribing nypd officers. what cops allegedly did. >>> a medical crisis keeps a

man, man.he only reason cruz has a chance is voters are so uncomfortable about trump. >> more than one in three republican voters said they'd be scared if trump were elected president, according to cbs news exit polls. >> larry: unbelievable. on the scale of "things republicans are scared about," that's right between immigration and women's mystery crotch pouch thingy, so it's right up there. so cruz has momentum. there's a real chance he could turn this into a contested convention, as long as he keeps from saying anything too creepy >> hillary? get ready. here we come. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> larry: try explaining that one away. no, it's purell. ( laughter ) ( applause ) oh, my god! so the g.o.p. establishment is in large part responsible for cruz's victory last night because they poured money into several anti-trump superpacs like "our principles." these superpacs spent over $2 million in wisconsin attacking trump so cruz didn't have to. so while the role of superpacs can't be underestim

man! man! [ laughter ] how can you not be humbled by that?al quickly, this thing is the fastest we've ever gotten into space and in through space but it would still take 20 years to get to alpha centauri. is that right? >> that's exactly right. okay. [ laughter ] >> larry: was he yawning? [ laughter ] neil cavuto is not impressed at all! we're talking about traveling 26 trillion miles in 20 years, and he's acting like they just told him it would be a 45-minute wait at cheesecake factory. [ laughter ] how can this not inspire you? i love this stuff. are we not impressed by space travel anymore? is it a money thing? >> compared to the overall u.s. budget, nasa's share is kind of pocket change. according to numbers from the office of management and budget, total u.s. outlays for 2016 are estimated at $3.99 trillion. nasa's request would earmark $18.529 billion. >> larry: don't get me wrong. $18.5 billion is a lot of money. that's like four uÜber trips during surge pricing. [ laughter ] it's a lot. but it's only 0.46% of the budget, whereas in th

got a big man. man on the field on the diamond. >> what did you say world series already. >> already. >> already on track. >> still ahead a adventure turning dead lich the latest on a helicopter crash that killed five people near the smoky mountains. first 5 packer caught on camera with impasse. a d.c. police cruiser, time 4:38 we're back after he was flicking matches on me... for my life. my ex-husband's intentions were to murder me. glenn: i made sure yvette's abuser went away for good, and put in place tougher sentences, lence can never be tolerated. yvette: mr. ivey showed compassion. i felt like i could trust him. narrator: glenn ivey. as state's attorney, a proven leader. in congress, he'll combat domestic violence, and protect president obama's legacy. glenn: i'm glenn ivey and i approve this message, because i'm on your side. >> 4:4 with a check of other top stories. friend and family gathers to remember a young mother shot to death in her no leesburg over christina fisher was killed by her e bo

. >> if hillary clinton were a man man, i don't think she'd get 5% of the vote. >> clinton's response. and tonight, rare words from george clooney's wife, amal clooney. >>> the warnings at this hour. ten tornadoes already. a family rescued. and in houston, falling trees turning deadly. >>> also tonight, the plane crash. the woman running for help. and then suddenly, the plane erupts. and the other scare, authorities say the pilot who was flying drunk had just flown two flights across america. >>> judgment day. once one of the most powerful men in washington, the judge giving him more prison time than prosecutors even asked for. >>> and, america strong tonight. brother? >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and just as voters across this country begin to acknowledge it could be donald trump versus hillary clinton this november, one candidate with what's being called a hail mary tonight. what ted cruz has done, just as donald trump stands by what he said about hillary clinton, that, quote, women don't like her. hillary clinton signaling, bring i

. >> man. man. you know, it's -- i can't believe how fast 20 years went by. it's crazy. to be standing here, my teammates behind me, and appreciating all this, you know the journey we've been on. >> celebrities were out in full force with shaq is, snoop dogg, george lopez, jay-z, also in the house and lakers courtside fixture jack nicholson. >> so many tributes leading up to today, tiger woods among those tweeting and saying good luck. he's an icon to many of us. >> all those wishes clearly paid off. not only was this highest point for any player at the end of their career, his own season high. >> because they all just gave him the ba >> trying to give kobe some credit here. >> as well he should. he said because they kept giving him the ball, he decided he's going to stay in the entire game. he stayed in until there was four seconds left in the game. >> a contrast to the usual when he say he needs to pass more. >> he mentioned he got new bling. >> he and his wife both got prenned with retirement rings as part of the ceremony. >> interesting. all right. they know who the

. >> i can't keep up with you, man man. >> reporter: up to the edge couragement. >> you are inspiratioinspiratio't imagine a life without exercising and he's quite the experienced runner, inside on the stairs, or out moving in the sun. the blue streaks are all about health, wellness, and fitness. keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> i don't know about you, but i'm glood we're in a three story building right now. >> absolutely. >> all right. keith just two of the thousands of people racing this weekend, see how they do when we air the broad street run live sunday coverage beginning at 8:00 a.m. >> join us friday for ready, set, run. the experts talk about what what runners do the days before the race. we have the best places to watch along the course and what's new at this year's health and wellness expo. >> have fun, runners. >>> next at 5:00, tracking the potential for severe weather. we have your first alert neighborhood forecast. >> that's right. we still have severe thunderstorm watch until 9:00 tonight for parts of the area, so coming up, tracking storms for you, and show you what to expect for the

number eight years later, he returned a man. >> man, oh man. >> reporter: he was the keynote speaker for the students rising above gala. >> i stand before you a man with a background that would normally qualify me as a statistic by the age of 21. however, i am now a design engineer for boeing. >> reporter: he was awarded -- he was a ward of the court but his face full of mischief as a little boy with his mom here who died of breast cancer when he was 7. he was 10 when his father was sent to prison. the children were separated. >> where would i be staying? with school would i go to? would i still be -- i did not want to go in the foster system. i did not want to go in the foster system. >> reporter: he was placed with relatives and by high school, he was largely on his own. he worked to pay his own expenses, transportation, clothing and food. school was his haven and his ticket. >> passport to my junior year. >> reporter: in his speech, he remembered the students rising above when one man asked him about the rubber bands on his wrist. >> why do have those rubber bands on? i told him i

>> i am part man man. this is a role of the dice.gybacking off of my trade last week, we were talking about, i was short on netflix and amazon was moving into the space. jeff bezos is like the guy who comes to your wedding and proposes to your girlfriend, steal yourng to thunder. announcing amazon prime video would be a standalone subscription on the same day netflix was reporting earnings. report, as part of the guidance, it would be really good and really bullish surrounding the amazon -- amazon users out of the cloud service, that kind of disappointed last time. with amazon, i see three or 45 better great and all of a sudden, there is a diet. i am rolling the dice on this one. it earlier looked a little better. i had a 62660 call spread on. to may 20 on those, $17 per leg up $23 of the upside. let's hope it gets a little better for me from here on out. julie: we will see. david, self-described part madman. i'm sending it back to a sane man, david. david: i don't know about that. now the lows of today'session. more after the break.

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actor wrote: harriet tub mans man on the 20-dollar bill, well done national treasury, well done. >> another, to have hamilton off the ten, wasn't he involved in forming the treasury of the united states? >> exactly, one that began the whole thing. like he created our legacy. >> you put it so well, that it is like any family where we're dysfunctional, you have all of the different problems, but like our history, so good of have it altogether, you have, you know, as things change, things evolve, our money changes, reflect who we are. but what our values are. >> exactly. whether is the first bill going to come out? >> like 2020, then 2030. it will be a while. >> how about this? having discussion last night at dinner. >> what? >> why don't we just create new bill? wouldn't you spend 30-dollar bill? >> 30-dollar bill? >> ya. >> i mean, i guess. >> money is monday. >> i so expensive now, you don't use pennies any more. >> maybe 25-dollar bill. i think 30 is like weird increment. >> well, you got a ten, you got a 20. how about a 30? >> bring back the two. >> but the 30 doesn't go into 100, like 25

you talked about that senior campaign advisor, man man ifort who has you know earlier this week at theeeting with the rnc in florida spelled out that privately behind the scenes donald trump is one way and in person and at rallies like we see here today he's a different way. well, trump addresses that. he also addressed the calls for him to be more presidential. >> had a meeting and said yes, donald trump knows he's really smart and he will, you know, be different when he's in private. everybody is. when i'm speaking, who is not different than when you're in a private room? if i was presidential first of all i'd have a teleprompter. you ever see crooked hillary cinton. she walks it. good afternoon bridgeport. how are you? this is crooked hillary clinton. then people start yawning, leaving. the whole thing is a disaster. she'll be a disastrous president. she'll be a disaster. >> reporter: using a bit of humor there. i have to tell you that type of performance if you will really goes over well with his supporters. in some ways it feeds into the narrative once again he's plain spoken, he

. >> but this man man has literally nothing to loose. >> he would go to jail. >> some people don't care to protect the public interest. he is saying i have a time or if something happens to me, if he is died or killed or is missing then these records will be release because they are on three separate servers across the world. >> what do you think the chances are that this restraining order is lifted. >> if there is something relevant and a judge can see plainly these names here that are relevant to the public then they will be unsealed. i believe that. >> i believe there is a descend chance. and he is going the release it anyway. so we will hopefully see exactly what's on. that i want to know what's on it. i really want to know. >> who doesn't. >> we all do. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> successful launch for a space flight company. and the way the rocket landed could usher in a whole new era of commercial space travel. >>> plus, another police officer gunned down in the line of duty. is 2016 the year of the war on cops? we will have the staggering new statistics for you next. if you'r

>> i'm a man's man. i'm not gonna be crying up there and all that, i don't think.ons that's going to be probably going through my body and my mind because of him and the 20 years i've known him. i don't know what i will do. >>> marcus semien hit his third homer of the series but it was overshadowed by calhoun. he had 3 hits, drove in two runs, the angeloutfielder. then he slashes the leather races over makes the catch in foul territory. angels win 5-1. and they sweep the series. oakland scored just six runs in three games. >>> finally, to new york, where it was apparently yoenis cespedes day for one section. the former athletic jumps into the crowd to make the catch. he comes up short, fans more focused on the baseball than the $57 million outfielder and the mets beat the marlins 2-1. >>> so this record is not set in stone yet. they got to win but i will tell you, allen and veronica, this team -- these two teams met on this floor back in november and the warriors beat them by 50 points! it was their third largest margin of victory in franchise history. good omen fo

thousands of people poured in the wells fargo center say good bye and thank you to a extraordinary man. >> man. ed snider did a lot for the city of philadelphia and all have of house live here. but one of the most proud accomplishments creating the ed snider youth hockey foundation in 2005. thousands of kid learned how to play hockey. >> gives inner city children a chance to learn the game and important life lessons. the members of the flyers had great things to say about the man that started the organization. >> just his passion, not just for hockey, i know life, the community, the city, the family, the organization, his passion for everything he did in life. >> i think my father's memory will be coming to the philadelphia flyers and, just seeing the owner of the team coming in the dressing room and shaking everyone's hand. i thought that was awesome. >> ed's family said he never looked at the flyers as a business, it was his passion, and truly, they were his extended family. not only the professional players but the kids that got to learn how to play hockey. >> family said that is what he wa

eight years later, he returns a man. >> man, oh, man oh, man. >> reporter: he was the keynote speakeror the students rising above gala this year. >> i stand before you a man with a background that would normally qualify me as a statistic by the age of 21. however, i am now a design engineer for boeing. >> reporter: he was a ward of the court his face full of mischief as a little boy with his mom who died of breast cancer when he was seven. he was ten when his father was sent to prison. the children were separated. >> where would i be saying? what school would i -- where would i be staying? what school would i go to? i didn't want to go into the foster system. i did not want to go into the foster system. >> reporter: he was placed with relatives. but by high school, he was largely on his own. >> how are you doing, sir? >> reporter: he worked to pay his own expenses, transportation, clothes, even food. >> you majesty, we have rides. >> reporter: school was his haven and his ticket. >> fast forward to my junior year. >> reporter: in his speech he remembered the students rising above inte

. >> oh, man. man >> this would never happen witht kelly.help you two pack? the nra and its campaign cash are what stands between us and gun reform. "searing tragedy struck in a place parents felt their children were safe" chris van hollen met with nra lobbyists to craft a loophole that would let the nra skirt a new campaign finance law and block gun control. but democrat donna edwards said "no" to the nra loophole and stood up to the gun lobby. and she would ban assault weapons. democrat donna edwards, maryland's next senator. working for us pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. i don't believe that big money can buy votes -- not in our district. and i won't claim to have single handily passed just about every bill in annapolis. we can't settle for the same old politics, not when our basic rights are being threatened by trump and cruz. i'll stand up to their bigotry and be a passionate voice for maryland women and families. in tv and in business, i built relationships. as a woman in the house, i'll do the same to get thing

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he's like a man-man. he's a dad-dad. so weird. the fresh prince of bel air and his playfulness. he's the real deal. >> reporter: he will have been in the industry 30 years come june, which is crazy. so hard to believe. dropped his first record at 17. this summer will smith is starring in suicide squad playing deadshot with jared leno as the joker. they're part of a group of villains recruited by the government to defeat a powerful threat. they debuted a new trailer. >> i want to build a team of bad people who can do some good. >> y'all jokers must be crazy. >> reporter: i am getting so they all blend into the next. steve: that's all there is right now. >> reporter: this one i like because it does seem a bit darker, grittier, edgier. comes out august 5th. dari: awesome. steve: it will be interesting to see how they do after the superman-batman fiasco. >> reporter: next joker after heath ledger. it will be interesting. steve: thank you. this was a really remarkable story yesterday. a small plain that crash -- plane that crash landed on a long island street. dari: witnesses detail

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paul man man fort sounding very convincing, not recommending changes to the convention rules this weekhat a sign that manafort's message is having an impact on them? >> i think his message may be having an impact. i think what happened in the rules is something entirely different. the reality is any change to the rules, no matter what the motivation would be seen as trying to do something for one particular candidate. that's not the purpose of the rnc now. anything they could have done would have been purely advisory and not had any real force to it. so they are wiser to wait to closer to cleveland to try any changes they might want. >> you just said, ben, it is making an impact as far as paul manafort's message to the rnc. in what way? >> you have all the newspapers and television stations talking about how there may be a different donald trump out there, so the discussion now is about having to take on one persona to get as far as he did in the primary, and now there will be a change, his campaign says, as he moves forward. >> do you think the people who are probably most worried abo

that is correct man. >> man. >> what a harebrained idea went to retrofit these vehicles is equivalent to the salary for an afghan he for one year. >> that is correct, man. again, it goes back to common sense, the cost-benefit analysis and it does not seem like anyone did a real cost-benefit analysis on this program. you you would have seen there was inherent problems, you have to have an infrastructure in place, there is no infrastructure in afghanistan. you have to have a market, there is no market. that is just repetition that we ve seen through almost all of the etf bso program. >> my last question, in your comments you said this is one of the worst programs that you have investigated in afghanistan. i believe you said the most waste, the most broad, when we first made aware of it? >> i think i started to hear complaints when i started the job four years ago. was a relatively small programming comparison, remember we spent 113 billion. we have put it on our audit schedule a couple of years ago when we came out with our first audit on the mineral section and we did two audits on tha

entrepreneur and a businessman, with the empire that he has built, that he is a very successful man. man, notnowledgeable some idiot on tv. the reason he is getting a lot of criticism that is negative, half the stuff they are saying about him is not even true. so it is really not to his advantage. but the point is it is not just about his popularity. look at the businesses he has been able to achieve all these years. he employs 10,000 people. some not just some icon or popular person, like mr. warren is saying. host: let's hit -- let's give him a chance to respond. caller.air enough, i would say there are a great and successful businessman women who you never hear about. the reason for that is that they have not cultivated their fame and have not had interest in that. it is a fact -- and leaving aside any argument about how successful or not mr. trump has been in business -- i am not knowledgeable enough to argue that point and will not -- but he has meant to be famous, otherwise he would not be. he had fame before this political chapter of his life, culminated in a very successful reali

. >> man. man. you can't write something better than this and i'm more proud, about the championships, but about the down years because we didn't run and we did it the right way. what can i say? mamba, out. >> reporter: after the game kobe said he didn't want to get emotional but also didn't overlook the little things putting on his jersey for the very last time. running through the tunnel for the last time. of course, the entire night knowing it was the last nba game he would ever play in. robin. >> that's right, kayna. it was a drop the mike moment. uh-huh. we'll have much more on steph curry and the warriors' win later this hour. >>> coming up. >>> the race for the white house and donald trump mending fences with megyn kelly as he battles with republican leaders and protests erupt at his pittsburgh rally overnight. abc's tom llamas there with the latest. tom. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. we were right in the middle of those confrontations last night. there was a lot of rage outside a

man man manwel, good morning. >> reporter: the rain was relentless overnight. look behind me. this is the spillway of a reservoir in the middle of the city where the water level has been consistently rising. the situation much worse south of here in the houston area. 60 high-water rescues and counting. some parts near houston have received more than 16 inches of rain already, and that's more than they typically get in a month. [ thunder] >> reporter: rolling thunderstorms battered portions of texas late sunday night. lighting up the skies over houston. >> a canoe or something. i got to work tomorrow. >> reporter: the rain came down in buckets overnight. nearly 13 inches in only six hours. torrential downpours flooding streets -- >> my street's currently a and threatening homes. the rush of water transformed yards into lakes. >> sure it's a back yard. this is how it rains in texas. >> reporter: and normally slow-moving creeks into raging rivers. along the texas gulf coast, rising waters spilled on to roadways in and around galveston. >> i came from work at united, and i can't g

entrepreneur and a businessman, with the empire that he has built, that he is a very successful man. man, notnowledgeable some idiot on tv. the reason he is getting a lot of criticism that is negative, half the stuff they are saying about him is not even true. so it is really not to his advantage. but the point is it is not just about his popularity. look at the businesses he has been able to achieve all these years. he employs 10,000 people. some not just some icon or popular person, like mr. warren is saying. host: let's hit -- let's give him a chance to respond. caller.air enough, i would say there are a great and successful businessman women who you never hear about. the reason for that is that they have not cultivated their fame and have not had interest in that. it is a fact -- and leaving aside any argument about how successful or not mr. trump has been in business -- i am not knowledgeable enough to argue that point and will not -- but he has meant to be famous, otherwise he would not be. he had fame before this political chapter of his life, culminated in a very successful reali

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