it was a biography by pat brady of martha washington, an american life, that came out about 12 years ago, that's very good on that and also flora frasier just published a very good book on the partnership between george and martha. but a lot more needs to be done. we need to understand her better than we do. >> professor, thank you for your book and subject and your wonderful talk tonight. how do you think george washington would have viewed today, how -- [inaudible] -- i think you said government overreaches? >> sure. that's a natural question to ask. george washington's view of government, and government's role in the nation and in the economy, was that taxation is essential for the maintenance of the government and its infrastructure. that the government has a role to maintain and, as far as possible, develop the national infrastructure, communications, and the like, to further commerce. the government has a role to, as he said forward to maintain a stable currency, to establish credit, to eliminate foreign debt eventually. but that -- and to maintain the peace domestically and int

i am dying to know about martha washington. what did the people call martha? mr. president comes later in the 19th century and i don't think the first lady exists. dr. bartoloni-tuazon: washington was never addressed as mr. president. don't let anybody tell you that he was. he was sir, general, your excellency, and president until the end of his days. just that washington's name attached to treaties and proclamations helped elevate the title of president. because he had that kind of gravitas. president, the simple title for mr.dent allowed president to be something that could come along naturally. for the women at the time, among the federal elite, they were referred to as lady. adams, lady washington. martha washington was called lady washington. she was not called the first lady. she was also called the lady of the president. she was also called, quite often, the president amiable consort. asa poem, she was addressed our fabian queen. to theme is dedicated amiable consort of the illustrious washington. poem is dedicated to the amiable consort of the illustrious w

currency before, martha washington. but that has not been for hundreds of years. martha: and she did not have a musical. >> and if you look at the british pound, they have the queen on there. if you look at the euro, there are anonymous buildings and bridges, that is an entity that cannot decide what it wants to be. so do you put on currency tells a lot about who you are as a society. >> assuming no changes, when will we see harriet thuman? >> around 2020. we are looking at a long rollout. the $10 bill will be the first to be changed, they need to change those security features because of all the counterfeiting. martha: that will wrap it up for tonight, but we have more on our webcast. that is later tonight. and all weekend long at pbs.org. keep up with news developments and we will see you around the table, next week. to those celebrating, here is wishing you a happy passover. good night. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >>> hello and welcome to kqed "newsroom

one of edward stabler's most prominent patrons is martha washington. on april 22, 1802, she sends a letter requesting his best bottle of castor oil and has that sent to mount vernon. sadly, she passes away just a month later on may 22 from severe fever. robert e. lee is another prominent name that most of our visitors take away from the tour. robert e. lee, we have in some of our ledgers that he purchased whitewash for arlington house, and he also purchased lavender as well. lavender was a great remedy for migraines. at the peak of the business, the family was operating out of 11 different buildings here in town. this was retail. they also had a retail on the corner of king and fairfax. they loved the history in this space. they almost had it set up as a little museum. they were very into the history and the fact that it had served the community and so many prominent alexandrians throughout their time. up through the civil war, he was starting to increase the business. it started to include a wholesale line of products. with the civil war, alexandria w

. >> essentially the only time a woman was featured on a bill was martha washington back in the 1880s. abc 7 news reporter leanne melendez joins us live with the look at the effort to make the change. >> reporter: so, you know, other women have graced our currency, for example, susan b. anthony on the $1 coin and, of course, helen keller on the back of the alabama quarter. so this is a very important moment for women. it took a grassroots movement to put a woman on one of the nation's bill. the nonprofit women on 20s conducted a ten-week-long survey. besides harriet tubman the finalists were rosa parks, and -- tubman quickly became the most deserving. eva shepherd wolf is a history professor at san francisco state university. >> harriet tubman stands for freedom, nobody stands for freedom more than somebody who risked her life multiple times to take people out of slavery to freedom. >> reporter: a slave herself, tubman escaped using the underground railroad, then became its greatest supporter. we decided to test the historical knowledge of some san franciscans. >> well, i guess agains

. >> martha washington. >> right. >> right. in the case of the civil war, i suppose that's the case. you know, sally field as lincoln's wife in the movies helped remind us, not that we needed reminding that, you know, she was there. but in a lot of cases many of the people we're reading about here we're reading about for the first time. not all of them. clara barton, we know clara barton. >> you probably don't know a lot about clara barton. >> well, i want to come to clara in a second, but many of them actually were people who you came to know through letters, through accounts of -- >> right. >> -- what happened at the time, but whose names we might not know. >> right. >> so isn't that a risky bet that we would be interested in these people? you've got to bring them to life, really conjure them. >> but they're so interesting so they're easy to bring to life. >> yeah. >> they come to life through -- i mean, i'm reading their mail, you know. >> right, you're literally reading their mail, right. >> literally. so their letters are

been as you said before more than 100 years since any woman on paper currency that woman was martha washingtone silver certificate. so she didn't merit actual dollar mark but a silver certificate. >> we had to wait 100 years for this. >> had to wait 100 years for sure. sacagawea counsel nobody cared about those. we all touch a 20 once in a while it's like a history les lesson in our pocket. what's great is the back of the mill is mosaics of american history. andrew jackson will be on the back might be statue lafayette park in front of white house but it will be interesting and it's nice toy switch it up a little. >> i'm excited about it, 2020 it will roll out. >> it will take a decade to roll it out all in all but we'll see it. >> i snow some of us are like why does it take so long. >> it is what it is. they make the money not us. >> and a lot of th >> thank you, jim. >> all right. >> we'll be back with more in just a couple moments. z1yotz >> recapping tonight's news stories the latest news out of police lead quarters sis suspect already in jail at a metro stop and now charged with murdering

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paper currency in the past are pocahontas in 1879 and martha washington in 1886. wife to george washington. >> there's not a lot of history which makes today's announcement even more exciting. >> reporter: alexander hamilton is staying on the front of the tent but on the back the treasury will honor women's suffrage, depicting the movement that granted women the right to vote. >> not only is it about time but women have had respect for a long time but not equal way. >> reporter: and lincoln is getting company on the five, the reverse will highlight images of martin luther king, jr., marian anderson and eleanor roosevelt. >> it is due. i don't think it's doing us any favors. i think we're entitled to be represented on our currency. >> reporter: it's going to be a while before the bills are printed and it circulation. the government says the concepts to be unveiled in 2020 with final design to follow. in the newsroom, christina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the golden state warriors in houston for game three of the nba playoffs, the big question, will steph curry pla

set upon him, upon the death, martha washington ordered that hercules be given three bottles of rum to bury his wife and skills and discipline in the kitchen were legendary. this quote, the chief cook gloried in the cleanliness and nicety of his kitchen under his iron discipline. woe to his underlean. respect, respond to be discovered on the table or dressers or if utensils did not shine like polished silver. offended these particulars, there was no arrest or punishment for judge in execution went hand-in-hand he said. because of his skills hercules got privileges other slaves could only dream of. they were tickets to see a play in the southwest threat or or and spectacular acrobatics at the circus according to account bocks. herk lose allowed to on his own business in philadelphia and keep the money he made. slaves sold the kitchen slop, leftover foods like animal skins, used tea leave and rendered tallow not used in the president's meals to outsiders to make money of his own. apparently with the washington family's blessing. and for a slave who was unused to having any money of his o

paper currency was martha washington in the 1800s. of course a leader of the underground railroad, an abolitionist during the american civil war. meantime, jackson won't disappear completely. there's word he may actually move to the back of the bill. and as far as alexander hamilton there, was word last year that a woman would replace him but it looks like he's going to be there to stay. and that's thanks in part to a movement that was created after the success of "hamilton" the musical on broadway, which is as you know incredible. it's completely sold out. but -- >> forever. >> forever. but it's pretty great. but as far as when we can see this new redesign with harriet tubman, that could be as soon as 2020. that marks 100 years since women's suffrage. and when the 19th amendment was ratified, which gave women the right to vote. >> 2020. four years to change the bill. thank you, chris. >> you're welcome. >> whose fault is it that an entire city full of people cannot drink the water that comes out of their taps? who is to blame for a p

custis, also known as martha washington dramatically expanding his home in -- holdings in human property. of time of his death, 300 slaves remained at mount vernon. ashington fancied himself kind of slave owner. expressing shock and dismay when he saw bondage. there is no account to whether he was or not. some believed he was excessively stern. while some visitors to his plantation suggested he held a very gentle approach to slavery. but, it was washington's relationship with a few slaves that provided significant insight. he fled and was recaptured. she would die slave. other slaves were more successful. , one enslavedfate man named kerry washington ran away to the british army to fight against the national. despite the promises of a liberty and freedom promoted by the declaration of independence, harry knew what many of his counterparts understood. it was not for him. harry would eventually join black loyalists in canada prior to sailing to the british colony. although he would be exiled by british authorities for his participation in an uprising in colonial administrators. as revoluti

martha: "washington post" reports claims fbi cracked the phone belonging to theernanadinh the help ofne-time fee to the hackers who found a flaw in apple's software. remember they said it was impossible to get into without creating a new way to get into the backdoor. catherine herridge is live in our d.c. bureau today. good morning, catherine. reporter: good morning. "washington post" put new detail how the fbi cracked the san bernanadino iphone. the fbi director acknowledged that they purchased new technology to access the san bernanadino software. >> it is simply not the case that if apple wrote software for the killer's phone, it would inevitably be a catastrophic risk. anymore than we are all at catastrophic risk now that the government has purchased a tool that allows court authorized access to the phone. reporter: a law enforcement source has told fox news that the technology came from an outside contractor and cyber experts called this flaw the zero day because it is unknown to the user. in question and answer session at kenyon college comey emphasized there would be significan

martha: tucker, great to talk to you. bill: what will donald trump say about his foreign policy today? a preview what we might hear from the front-runner a washington country in a few hours from now. martha: left with an alliance between john kasich and ted cruz to stop donald trump be effective? talk about this all morning? we'll speak to the kasich campaign. get their thoughts online coming up next. >> i don't see this as any big deal. other than the fact that i'm not going to spend resources in indiana. he will not spend in other places. so what. what is the big deal? you premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay for insurance if you have to pay even more for using it? if you have liberty mutual deductible fund™, you could pay no deductible at all. sign up to immediately lower your deductible by $100. and keep lowering it $100 annually, until it's gone. then continue to earn that $100 every year. there's no limit to how much you can earn and this savings applies to every vehicle on your policy. call to lear

martha: joining us monica crowley, online opinion editor for "washington times." ing. martha: he is a teddy bear. >> look, he does have a real point. if he had started out this race running as vanilla bland candidate he would have gone the way of jeb bush. his whole brand is i'm an outsider, non-politician, i'm against the establishment, i am speaking for you. i promise to come in and smash the existing order. if you're promising to smash the existing republican order before you get to the country, straightening out the country you can't run as sort after straight-up republican candidate. that is what he has done. gotten him very far. now the race changed. entered a new phase, kwan tatively and qualitatively. we reached critical mass. that requires a different approach. martha: to close this deal, which donald trump says he is very good at, he needs to dispatch with the other two people left in this race and needs to hit 1237 in that convention, right? >> yes. martha: so in order to do that he has to grow the number of people who say, you know what? he is kind of c

washington. thank you, sir. martha: another fox news alert for you now. today marks the section day of the global nuclear summit in d.c. today's session will focus on stopping isis and other extremist groups from getting their hands on nuclear materials and attacking urban areas which of course is the fear that many have in the world. president obama holding a news conference later this evening at the conclusion of that summit. more than 50 government and international organizations are taking part. russia, one of the major powers of course, is not in attendance. bill: big topic there. martha: that is problematic. bill: north korea and chinese are on. pro-kasich super-pac ad going after ted cruz. some would say it is frightening. >> many just call him lyin' ted. lied about ben carson to steal a win in iowa. lies about being the best for the gop. martha: oh, no. bill: former texas governor, cruz supporter rick perry will react to that, and more. martha: that is bizarre. dow jones getting its groove back, with biggest quarterly come back since the 1930s. th

thank you, ralph peters in washington. marthall farrell is planning to play president reagan in a comedy about his second term and his fight with as many humanners. bill: how about this war of words between john boehner and ted cruz. so much for pleased to meet you. [♪] i am benedict arnold, the infamous traitor. and i know a thing or two about trading. so i trade with e*trade, where true traders trade on a trademarked trade platform that has all the... get off the computer traitor! i won't. (cannon sound) i won't. youthat's why you drink ensure. sidelined. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. bill: the vice president saying disease is an emergencien calling for action word wide. he lost his son last year to cancer. the united states will see half a million new cases in 2016. martha: the actor will farrell is set to play in a movie about ronald reagan's last years in office and his battle with alzheimer's. reporter: they

martha raddatz, abc news, washington. >>> families of victims of the sandy hook elementary shooting rampwon a major legal victory. a connecticut judge ruled their against the gun used can proceed. meanwhile, in a separate case, a judge ruled state police do not have to release documents taken from the home of the sandy hook shooter. >> it the bible will not become the official state book in tennessee. the governor vetoed the controversial bill yesterday. noting that it likely would have violated the constitutions of both tennessee and the united states. he also said the bill bill tribalizes the bible wilhe considers an sacred text. the bill's sponsor intends to push for an override of the veto which in tennessee just requires an simple majority so there's a possibility. >> i didn't even know states had official books. >> i wonder what the official back of new york is. >>> coming up in our next half hour, saving big on your summer travel. how america's largest airlines are trying to squeeze more money out of passengers and what you can doing to avoid paying hundreds of dollars in extra wa

martha raddatz, abc news, washington. >>> and also out of washington, president obama claimed progress in the battle against isis. during a rare visit to cia headquarters, the president pointed to setbacks suffered by isis in the last few months including territory that was reclaimed by u.s.-led troops. >> on the ground in syria and in iraq, isil is on the defensive. our 66-member coalition including arab partners is on the offensive. we have momentum, and we intend to keep that momentum. >> the president sending this message to isis, quoting here, if you target americans, you have no safe haven. >>> the families of those killed in last year's plane crash in the alps are suing the american flight school where the suicidal pilot was trained. the pilot of that germanwings flight locked himself in the cockpit and deliberately flew into the side of a mountain killing all 150 people on board. the lawsuit accuses the school of not properly screening the pilot's medical background, which they say would have revealed his bouts with severe depression. >>> we're learning this morning the man cha

martha rad dads,bc washington. >>> autopsy results on former new orleans saints player will splitting indicate he was shot seven times in the back. but that finding does little to clear up exactly what happened saturday night when smith was killed. attorneys for the smith family and the suspect cardell hayes agree shots were fired after a heated argument between the two men. but each side blames the other for being the aggressor. >>> we're getting new details in dennis hastert's hush money case. he will be sentenced later this month. an alleged sex abuse victim of the former speak of the house is expected to testify. hastert has only pleaded guilty to breaking banking loss. prosecutors maintained he wanted to use the money to hide past sexual misconduct. hastert's attorney denyingny sexual abuse. they call an encounter bean hastert and the 14-year-old ambiguous. >> prince william and duchess kate have left for bhutan. the royal couple met with children and painted elephant statuesnd orphaned animal during a wildlife safari in the northeastern part of the country the golden state warri

they named her martha for the nearest exit, washington street. >> she has significant road rash and somethingappened that was fairly traumatic. >> a fracture to the pelvis a broken tooth. if she was dumped or thrown from a car it wouldn't be unheard of. >> once or twice a year we get reports. we're not trying to pass judgment but if there's a case where there's criminal activity, we'll prosecute that. >> no one saw how martha ended up on the shoulder. she hasn't been fed lately. with a little help from new friends, a foster home is next. and she'll be able to make up all the mixed meals. >> working to figure out where she came from. that's our job. and make sure that her life going forward is better than the one behind her. >> debra villalon, ktvu fox news. we have a link to the shelter on our website where you can make donations. >>> the warriors fans are still celebrating. the warriors won the 73rd game last night. blowing out the memphis grizzlies with a noisy crowd to say the least on hand to boost golden state. >> steph curry had 46 points, including 10 more three pointers, putting his t

that was martha washington. she graced a $1 silver note. lots of sweeping changes.new back which will be a tribute to civil rights for women and african-americans. back to you. >> sara eisen, thank you. definitely a symbolic change. >> yes. and "the wall street journal" editorial today says it's great. it replaces the founder of the democratic party with a gun-toting evangelical woman. they're saying that's what's harriet tubman was, as well as a great heroine. >> way too long a wait and also getting rid of alexander hamilaton was something i was very keen on because he was a philandering liar who left his wife in death and she had to support herself and her seven children. >> and there is that. cokie, thank you for that. >>> what will happen to bernie sanders political movement if he doesn't get the nomination. and was it even a movement at all? a ntial patients. a deluge of digital records. x-rays, mris. all on account...of penelope. but with the help of at&t, and a network that scales up and down on-demand, this hospital can be ready. giving them the agility to b

> it's really interesting, because, look, we had a woman a long time ago, 100 years, you had martha washingtonblack woman on a piece of currency. it is certainly historic. the $10, controversy there too. alexander hamilton, some would say, musical that is really incredibly popular, have you guys seen it in. >> saved him. >> popular with -- alexander hamilton will stay on the front. the guy who helped found the american economy. >> but do you really think that this saved him? >> unbelievable. >> saved him. i can make a case for just about anything. i could not keep a compelling case to keep him on the $10. >> the cast of "hamilton" went to washington. >> now, on the back, you're going to have a image of the women's voter's movement, sort of a mural, i suppose you'll see susan b anthony, maybe others, come on, it's still -- the back, you know? >> how come susan b. anthony when she got the dollar. >> we're talking about currency bills. >> when does harriet tubman go into circulation. >> they want to get it in by 2020. >>y -- why does it take so long? >> because of counterfeiting. >> i found this

analysis in washington. >> thanks, man. martha: housing controversy brewing in baltimore. aching a settlement that will force the country to build affordable housing for the poor in more prosperous neighborhoods. leland vittert live in washington with what is behind this agreement and how this will work. good morning, leland. reporter: good morning, martha. they call baltimore charmed city but there are many parts of it anything but charming. the crime rate has skyrocketed. many poor neighborhoods on left side of your screen are gang-infested and getting rougher. you can imagine anger from folks on right side of the tracks, wealthier, nicer, affluent baltimore county over a plan to bring section 8 government subsidized housing to parts of baltimore county that are actually charming. >> i think it is nonsense. the overall policy which is coming out of the white house. coming out of president obama's philosophy of social engineering on steroids, we're going to make everybody better if we move them to kingsville, it is baloney. it is a failure and destined to fail. reporter: n

martha: there is a massive manhunt in washington state for the murder of this counsel. convicted felons. the couple was reported missing first on tuesday. >> of course we have crooked hillary. she has been crooked from the beginning. to think she has a shot at being our president, crooked hillary clinton. we can't let it happen. bill: there you have the new nick name from donald trump for hillary clinton. he went from lyin' ted cruz, to little marco, to low-energy jeb. katie, she has been crooked from the beginning. you can see where trump is starting to mike his case. he's telling the truth. if you look at at way american voters view hillary clinton. one in five american voters describe her as liar. the f.b.i. is looking into the connection between the clinton foundation and the state department, and whether there was quid pro quo there. and looking at her seem scandal which is the most recent issue with trust and favorability. when you look at donald trump as well. every single poll shows he's losing to hillary clinton. so trump and hillary have historically high unfa

if he tries to play by the rules now and by into washington. marthahat ted cruz is doing with delegates and realizing after what happened in wisconsin had to be a wake-up call because there 28 points ahead and they lost it. ted cruz didn't just win it, ted cruz lost it. they have to be a good businessman tries to figure out what do we need to tweak? >> the fact that in wisconsin he never lost any vote share, it never went down. he consolidated the vote that was going to marco rubio and carson. martha: he said he was going to get those votes. >> he will win big in new york but among conservative voters and moderate voters needs to change that. martha: going back to the bronx, what happened? all the time -- when she was here more regularly what do you think of the press, questions at yankee stadium? what is going on? >> she makes mitt romney look like a natural person. so awkward and uncomfortable trying to be real, trying to be related. they don't particularly want her. they are going to take her because bernie sanders is an impossibility in many ways.

washington to alienate them. he success sided and now he's getting his payback. he can't get elected without at least some support from the establishment and he has none. martha: he'sr's railing against the washington establishment and of course john boehner doesn't like that. they like living in washington, it's all pretty good. reporter: ted cruz was the original outsider before donald trump alighted on the scene. ted cruz promised to smash the existing order. ted cruz put his money where his mouth is. all of these folks are so worried they are going to lose their power and influence. donald trump is promising the same thing. in a way senator cruz has been eclipsed by that. donald trump is a populist. it's an interesting dynamic going on. >> cruz, trump fighting like this. the best news hillary clinton and the democrats could get. martha: they are enjoying the show for now. thanks, always great to talk to you. gregg: time to take a quick look at the markets. the dow jones industrial average up 51 points yesterday. now it's down 95 points today. investors reacting to the fed leaving interest rates unchanged. we'll continue to follow the markets. martha: a pl

martha. the sweet freeway girl. she was found weak and suffering from a broken leg and pelvis yesterday. someone found her on the side of highway 101 near the east washington street off ramp in petalu petaluma. martha is going to be just fine. hopefully one of her 12 million fans online may give her a loving, happy home. she deserves it. >>> a south bay man waking up behind bars accused of running a counterfeit money operation that spanned more than two dozen states. santa clara county sheriff deputies say he made and distributed fake money to customers in 20 states, including california. they say he was tracked down with information provided by virginia authorities and the u.s. postal service. he is also allegedly tied to a mail fraud operation in virginia. >>> if you live in foster city, you can expect a knock on your door today, don't be concerned about it. part of an emergency drill. response teams are going door to door doing welfare checks. focusing on neighborhoods a similar drill also happening in the neighborhood in daly city. that exercise begins at 9:00 in the morning. >>> earthquake awareness appropriately enough is next week. but if people in

martha. she was hurt on 101 and washington street in petaluma thursday.hey're trying to find her owner, but she didn't have a collar or microchip. she's malnourished, has a broken leg, teeth and has road rash on her leg. if the owner comes forward in 10 days or does not, then martha will be put up for adoption. >>> coming up tonight we'll tell you which airlines are most likely to be on time and which are most often late. those are some good looking tomatoes. yep. how long have you been growing them? for a couple months. me too. hey leonard, if we've been growing our tomatoes the same amount of time, why did your dirt grow more than my dirt? because my dirt's better than your dirt. oh. nature's care organic potting mix produces more tomatoes than those other guys. that's some good dirt. produces more tomatoes than those other guys. i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what y

they named her martha for the nearest exit, washington street. >> she has road rash and something traumaticer. >> she has a fracture to her pelvis and a break in her left leg. she may have been stray but if she was dumped it wouldn't be unheard of. >> we get reports of that a couple times a year. and it's usually puppies. we're not trying to pass judgment but if there's a case where there's any criminal activity related to the dog, we certainly will prosecute that. >> no one saw how martha ended up on the shoulder, but she hadn't been fed lately. landing here was a life safer. and with a little help, a foster home will be next. >> working hard to try and figure out where she came from so we can track down how she came to be in this situation. that's our job. and make sure that her life going forward is better than the one behind her. >> toe nations for martha and information on what happened to her are welcome at the shelter. we have a link at www.ktvu.com. >>> time is 5:38 and the fbi is joining the investigation for the search for a 2-year-old girl. the fbi says 2-year-old ariana fitz has

martha: marc thiessen, columnist for "the washington post," a fellow at american enterprise institutes contributor. >> good morning, martha. how are you? martha: i'm doing great. it is new york day. what do you think will happen here? >> i think donald trump will have a big victory. he will win overwhelmingly in new york. he has to win overwhelmingly in new york because there are all those delegates. there are 95 delegates on the stable. he need as many as he can, he has another week next week he will do well in the northeast and connecticut, delaware and mid-atlantic. after that it get as lot rougher. he needs to rack up as many dell fats as he can. ted cruz's strategy to go into specific congressional districts to win majority. in new york you have to win majority of the district and you get all the district's congressional district's delegates. if denies trump 15, 20 delegates -- martha: marc, if ted cruz could do that, feels like momentum is towards trump. if he doesn't win all 95, it might be the big story he didn't. >> no, exactly. ted cruz's strategy is to deny donald trump 123

beat peter doocy on the story in washington. martha has more.tha: corey lewandoski may not face criminal charges but michelle fields which potentially launch a civil suit against him and donald trump as well, according to some of these early reports. we'll look at this from two different angles this morning. joining me judge andrew napolitano, fox news senior judicial analyst. then we go to jonah goldberg seniori don't remember editor of "national review." you didn't think there was any criminal case to begin with. >> no. this is not the place for law enforcement or the criminal justice system. not everyone consented touching is a crime. you're in a crowd. somebody wants to get past you. it is type of thing that you expect in that environment. look, i don't know if she had any permanent injury. we saw a bruise. that is probably not sufficient for a civil lawsuit but i'm happy that the prosecutor dropped this. taking the politics out, the prosecutor is a hillary clinton supporter. michelle fields is journalist. donald trump running for president.

they named her martha for the nearest exit. washington street. >> she's got significant road rash.was fairly traumatic. >> reporter: a fracture to her pelvis, a bottom tooth broken off and a break in her left leg. she may have been straight and gotten hit but if she was dumped or thrown from a car, it wouldn't be unheard of. >> we actually get reports of that a couple times a year. so once or twice a year, and it's usually puppies. we're not trying to pass judgment but if there is a case where there is any criminal activity related to the dog, we will prosecute that. >> reporter: no one saw how martha ended up on the shoulder but she has not been fed lately. ribs showing. landing at petaluma animal services by any circumstance was a lifesaver. with a little help, a foster home is next. she will be able to make up all those missed meals. >> working hard to try and figure out where she came from so we can track down how she came to be in this situation, you know, that's our job. make sure that her life is better than the one she had behind her at this point. >> reporter: martha has a

bill: carl cameron on the sidewalks much washington, d.c. martha.king about coming to the trump campaign including recent hiring of by wary establishment leaders oh, this is good sign. that will make donald trump to a more palatable candidate to those who do not support him. trump's former rivals, wisconsin scott walker currently a ted cruz supporter he will get on board if it comes to that. >> i will support the republican running against hillary clinton in the fall. whoever that is. >> if it were him you would support him? >> to me i think it is preferrable to have republican nominee over hillary clinton. martha: bret baier is anchor of "special report" here on fox news channel. bret, good morning to you. >> hey, martha. martha: the question right now, is there a sea change happening here? >> you know, i tweeted out yesterday that we've seen #nevertrump and we've seen hashtag always trump. i think we're starting i think among establishment republicans #eventuallytrump. they're looking at numbers and how it goes forward in 15 states remaining, they

the badly hurt payable makes on the side of highway 101 and item ride by a washington street which is how she got the name martha and the animal services is and is taking care for now she must wear a conehead wrote rise on the face and lips around and how it had she is hungry for food and attention with no collar or a microchip is a challenge to find owners and since she is very comfortable people seem most likely belongs to someone. the show to does need help paying for her medical bills information on how to help is on a website www.kron4.com >>pam moore: every was taken into custody after being linked to an undercover sting and virginia when 30 states where he is accused of selling accounted for cash cash the competition that is sent him was selling off parts of the hundred thousand dollars worth of from the bills every year is not charged with five felonies a federal judge refused to block a law requiring sex offenders to have a unit marker placed on the passports he says the law has not even taken effect the death to decide what they're not it is constitutional opponents of the marker called a " scarlet let

martha. she was found weak and suffering from a broken leg and pelvis yesterday. someone found her near the east washington street offramp in petaluma. martha is going to be just fine and hopefully one of her 12 million fans online will give her a loving, happy home. and they catch the person who did it. >>> up next at 11:00, an accidental shooting where you would probably least expect it. the story you'll see only on abc bay area. sam//topvo an accidental shooting where you'd probably least expect it. >>> right now only on nbc, we are learning that a gun was accidentally fired off inside of san francisco's hall of justice and a sheriff's department spokesperson confirming that the person who fired the weapon wears a badge. >> chuck coppola shows us the deputy brought that gun to work but didn't know how to use it so the deputy asked another deputy for help and that's when the gun went off. >> reporter: a superior court spokeswoman said the gun was fired inside an office used by deputies assigned as bailiffs on the third floor of the superior court's criminal division. and that it happened before court nex

washington, d.c. thank you, howie. we'll see you in new york soon. thanks. martha pennsylvania candidates move to the next round, folks. this is live picture. ted cruz is in hershey, pennsylvania, today, so what lies ahead for all of the candidates still standing? here is hillary clinton. >> tonight, a little less than a year later, the race for the democratic nomination is in the homestretch and victory is in sight! [cheering] >> . >> . year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay for insurance if you have to pay even more for using it? if you have liberty mutual deductible fund™, you could pay no deductible at all. sign up to immediately lower your deductible by $100. and keep lowering it $100 annually, until it's gone. then continue to earn that $100 every year. there's no limit to how much you can earn and this savings applies to every vehicle on your policy. call to learn more. switch to liberty mutual and you could save up to $509. call liberty mutual for a free quo

they've named her martha because the nearest exit to where she was found was washington street. >> workingso we can track down how she came to be in this situation. and make sure that her life going forward is better than the one behind her. >>> martha will stay at the petaluma animal shelter until she can be taken to foster care. if you have any information, come forward. and the animal shelter is accepting donations. we've post add link on the website, www.ktvu.com, with more on how you can help. >>> the cdc says there's enough scientific evidence to prove the zika virus can cause babies to be born with brain defects. there's no doubt that the virus spreads birth defects. doctors in brazil saw infects in pregnant women and a rise in newborns with unusual small heads. >>> get ready for hockey. the puck will drop in the playoffs for the san jose sharks. they're probably thinking revenge. they'll play the l.a. kings. two years ago. the sharks were up three games to nun only to see l.a. knock them out of the playoffs. the kings are favored to win. but with a new head coach and goaltender, th

martha: for a bit more on that internal memo that came from the trump campaign, james hohmann with the washingtonost. great to have you. >> good morning, martha. march it looks like they weren't hoping to keep that out of the press exactly. >> right. it was clearly designed for public distribution, i think, and it does show trump is trying to widen his circle. he's bringing in advice from new people, not just the handful that he's kept close to him for the last nine months. and it is an effort, as ed henry was saying, to blame the messenger, but also to pivot ahead. wisconsin is going to be bad for him, he's going to win another news cycle tomorrow and wednesday he's already certainly going to lose there, possibly by double digits. and the campaign is trying to say the mistakes of the last couple days, being all over the place on his position about abortion, defending his campaign manager after he was charged with battery, that all of these things have not hurt them with their core supporters, and, you know, we'll see in wisconsin whether that's the case. but i think that they know wisconsin's a