jeff dewitt, matt lewis, donna, thank you. i'll see you guys soon. >>> up next, do trump's opponents finally have the ammunition to stop him? >>> we're talking about donald trump's stumble on disavowing the kkk. joining me is the rnc national committeeman and supporter of marco rubio and lanny davis, a long-time friend of hillary rodham clinton but doesn't speak for the campaign. gentlemen, thank you for joining me. henry, two former rnc chair member saying no way would they support donald trump. mel brooks say he cannot support him because he's a serial adulterer. mitt romney calling his kkk marks disgusting. we know politics, dirty business. is this takedown under way? >> i sure hope it is. for him to say somehow he didn't hear what was being said about the ku klux klan, i know what he was doing. he was trying to appeal to southerners because he thinks somehow because we're from the south, surely we must like the ku klux klan and it is despicable and disgusting and equally bad, of course, is what he did to students at his tr

first matt lewis talks about his book on the state of the republican party titled "too dumb to fail". in his book "too dumb to fail" author matt lewis explores how the republican party has changed to the years to its current state today. he recently discussed the book with conservative commentator s.e. cupp on "after words." this is an hour. >> host: matt, first when did you start writing thisk

and matt lewis author of "too dumb to fail." the new face of the republican party, donald trump? and she said yes, he is. so matt, you first. donald trump is even closer to the nomination after big wins yesterday. you were hoping that the others could pull together to stop him. is he just unstoppable now, do you think? >> getting that way. john kasich, you know, helped out the never trump cause of course by winning ohio. the winner-take-all state with the 66 delegates. that helps. i think it's going to be very close. trump could get the 1,237 delegates he needs or there could be a convention fight. in which case he threatens there may be a riot if he's deprived the nomination. so things could get hairy in cleveland. >> marco rubio suffered a humiliating defeat in his own home state of florida. in his speech he blamed establishment republicans for the fractures in the party. listen to this. >> in 2010 the tea party wave carried me and others into office because not enough was happening and that tea party wave gave republicans a m

first matt lewis talks about his book on the state of the republican party titled "too dumb to fail". in his book "too dumb to fail" author matt lewis explores how the republican party has changed to the years to its current state today. he recently discussed the book with conservative commentator s.e. cupp on "after words." this is an hour. >> host: matt, first when did you start writing this book because it really predicts the landscape of where we are now with this election. it's so timely. take me through the process of windows all formed in your head. guess i think i did get lucky with the timing. somebody said i should buy a powerball ticket because i could see the future is hard to say when you start writing a book. you write a proposal or so when you turn in that manuscript? i would say i've years ago i started writing comma which led me to this book and it was around this time the sarah palin went rogue and i had initially thought i like sarah palin and after the way she kind of got radicalized and changed i started seeing candidates like christine o'donnell and sharon engel

matt lewis is with us, a conservative writer, senior contributor for the daily caller.o all of you, thank you for joining us. what do you think about this effort that bernie sanders is doing to try to win over -- she's more than 400 super delegates and he has 27, maybe 35. is that doable? she has such an enormous lead in delegates based on the super delegates. >> i don't think it is realistic although i understand why senator sanders is going after those votes because they are flexible. people can change their minds once they get to the convention or any other point along the way. i think hillary clinton has her ground game has been sophisticated and her wooing of the super delegates and her pledge to her is ironclad n. that sense it spells bad news for senator sanders. >> on the trump side, and you are a supporter of donald trump, he is crying foul over louisiana. he won by 3 percentage points but ted cruz may get more delegates out of louisiana. trump tweeted this, to show how fair republican politics can be. i won louisiana and get less delegates than cruz, lawsuit c

first matt lewis talks about his book on the state of the republican party titled too dumb to fail. then elaine kmart discusses her nonfiction work on the presidential primary process. later, he shares his book when liberals when the culture wars. in his book too dumb to fail, matt lewis explores how the republican party has it changed through the years to its current state today. he he recently discussed the book with conservative commentator sc cup on "after words". this is one hour. >> so matt, first, when did you start writing this book because it really predicts the landscape of where we are today with the selection. it's so timely. take me through the process of when this all formed in your head. >> i think i did get lucky with the time and someone that i should buy a powerball ticket because i can see the future. it's hard to say when you start writing the book. is it when you write the proposal or turn in the manuscript. i would say five years ago i started writing columns which led me to this book. it was a round the time that sarah palin went rogue. i initially thought i w

joining me now to talk about that is john cusack, hillary rosen, and matt lewis, senior contributor for the daily caller and author of "too dumb to fail." good to have all of you on this evening. you doing okay? >> doing great. >> okay, matt, to you first. maureen dowd of "the new york times" is out with a new piece, i don't know if you've read it, beautifully written, but about donald trump. it says, trump wants to be seen as ronald reagan, but often he's more like pat buchanan playing to the crowd's prejudice just to hear the blood thirsty roar. trump who was slow to disavow david duke and the klan stokes gladtorial fever, leading to minorities being roughed up and the press being bullied. he has a nasty gift for dragging everyone down to his own vulgar level. so, matt, is maureen dowd right? is trump more like pat buchanan than ronald reagan? >> absolutely, you're right, that's a really good column. i enjoyed reading that one. >> not that you agree with it, but it was very well-written, wasn't it? >> absolutely, as a columnist, i enjoy people who are good writers. maureen dowd is gre

back with me now, matt lewis, kayleigh mcenany and lanhee chen. trump has been saying make america great again is his policy. in an interview with the "new york times," he gets more detailed. he says that allies like japan and south korea aren't paying enough for their own protection and he'd be willing to withdraw troops from there if they didn't pay more. what's your reaction to that? >> not only withdraw troops from there but go nuclear. they cared very deeply about japan and not going -- you know, not having a bomb and about keeping its arm's race out of asia, how they would feel about this. but the interesting thing is, this is -- you know, i was talking earlier about how trump is moving away from conservatism and life issues and other things. this is in a way a full circle. the republican party was once a protectionist party and before world war ii it was an isolationist party. donald trump said america first. that's the name of the charles lindbergh group that didn't want to get involved in world war ii until after pearl harbor. so this is

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mark preston and back with us errol lewis and matt lewis. gentlemen, great to see all of you.k, let's start with you. trump won kentucky and louisiana. cruz won kansas and maine. rubio won puerto rico. trump has 389. cruz now in the 300s. 302. it goes down to 149 and then for kasich, 37. mark, is this still game on? can't cruz say, trump isn't running away with it? i'm also in the 300 delegate count. >> right. >> this is a game of momentum. he won geographically. ted cruz wins maine, which is in some ways very amazing. it does give some fuel to the idea that ted cruz is the better alternative to donald trump having said that, marco rubio got a bit of a life line when he won the puerto rico primary, picking up 23 delegates. had he lost that it would have been continuing the downward slide from marco rubio. >> puerto rico, saving marco rubio. that is a problem in and of itself. matt lewis, when you look at what happened there, to preston's point, let's test his analysis a little bit. did cruz make his case that he is an alternative to trump. or did he make the case that he is th

that's what matt lewis was talking about. as you think about perhaps a brokered convention. >> here's what's interesting about the numbers made. if we go further past super tuesday and look at the general election in a head-to-head matchup, marco rubio and ted cruz beats hillary clinton. trump does not. 52% to 44%. narrowly they beat her. but what is so interesting is that he's winning every state, yet in the general he can't win. >> they are looking at electability numbers. it might give a lot of republicans pause. because what we are seeing here is the effect of his rhetoric, the divisive rhetoric. looking at whether or not voters will turn out actually to vote against him as opposed to marco rubio or cruz. so i actually think that could knock his support down a notch. it gives ted cruz and marco rubio good argument going forward the next couple of weeks if they can hang on tonight. >> matt lewis, so how much of these poll numbers do you think are a function of their strength versus just the state factor. when you have more

matt lewis, van jones, a pleasure. thanks to you both. >>> well, democratic front-runner hillary clinton managed to land punches against both the republican establishment and donald trump. she says the party has allowed the extreme to become normal in politics and congress. >> another day another republican bemoans the rise of donald trump. they say a trump nomination will set their party back decades. i agree. it will set the republican party back if donald trump is their standard bearer. but donald trump didn't come out of nowhere. what the republicans have sown with their extremist tactics, they are now reaping with donald trump's candidacy. >> in just under 24 hours you can hear the republican candidates answer questions directly from voters as cnn hosts a new town hall. viewers in north america can watch it tuesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. our international viewers can catch the highlights on wednesday at 12:00 p.m. in london. >>> we're going to take a quick break now. pakistan is mourning the victims of a deadly att

also joining me, conservative columnist a.j.delg matt lewis and bob cusack, ado is back with me. editor in chief of thehill.com. is this all strengthening the never trump movement as we head into wisconsin next week? >> yeah, i think so. i mean, ted cruz doing well in the recent wisconsin poll that came out today and if you look at trump, he's had a rough week. all candidates are going to have rough weeks. he's been winning the republican basically side for more than eight months. with you he had been doing well on the abortion question as far as just saying, hey, listen, i'm just like ronald reagan, i'm pro-life but with exception. today he took heat from both the left and the right and that does not help him going into wisconsin. now, cruz has to win wisconsin, but he's looking pretty good right now. >> matt, hillary clinton called into "ac360" earlier tonight. here as how she reacted. >> this is about whether abortion is legal and whether women make our own health care choices. it's very clear that donald trump wants to repeal that fundamental right, just like all the other re

matt lewis, do you believe that there is now a coalescing around trump? are you seeing indications of that? >> no, not really. i think when donald trump describes so-and-so called me and they were great and they said this, let's see how it plays out. i have no doubt they spoke. did i got down the way he said it? that's unclear. i think it will be a tough pill for republicans to swallow. i would not be surprised if still there's a contested convention and if you had a lot of republicans distance themselves from donald trump. i think about the baggage that comes, all of the things that donald trump has said or done, not just in his career, but just in this campaign. >> just us. >> exactly. >> don't forget, you've got membered of congress with leadership positions. >> last night, sara, donald trump talked about the negativity in the race but he talked about it as the negativity that's been hurled his way, no that he's responsible in any way but what's been leveled against him. listen to this. >> nobody has ever, ever in the history of politics received the k

. >> van jones is here along with "washington post" reporter janel ross and matt lewis, author of "tooumb to fail." kaylee back with us, as well. you know, you're out with a piece for "the washington post," all about the jeffrey lord and the van jones throwdown. like van, though, you take issue with a lot of what jeffrey lord is putting out there. what was the concern about jeffrey's argument? >> certainly he has repeated something that has become a very popular meme in political circles, which is that the democratic party was the home base of the founders of the kkk. and technically of course they are right, that is true. but there are a whole series of things and about a hundred years of history, a little more than a hundred years of history that have happened since. there's been a complete reorganization and resorting of voters and the reality is that the -- whatever share of the electorate is driven by the ideas that motivated the kkk, including vote er disenfranchisement or disenfranchising voters of colors being those are certainly not leftist ideas. >> hang on, van. i'm going to

former communications director for ted cruz and also conservative writer matt lewis, also contributor of "the daily caller." matt, you just heard david chalian, he won massachusetts, alabama. why isn't there a unity press conference this morning? why are you not ready to say, matt, that donald trump is the republican presumptive nominee? >> i think david is right when he says that turnout is up. donald trump will drive turnout if he's the nominee and also drive turnout for hillary clinton. it will be coming people out of the woodwork to vote against him and to stop him. if this was any other republican who had won this many states, there would be a unity, there would be a coalescing around him. the difference is that donald trump is a unique candidate. this is a guy who supported or supports, it's unclear, subsidizing planned parenthooded. he supports racially insensitive remarks. those that care about defending the cause of conservativism cannot in good conscience abide. donald trump is very unique. and so i think that this is going to be a fight to the better end, probably to the co

matt lewis, i want to follow up with a question i asked you before the break.why weren't the republican establishment saying this before? marco rubio saying the establishment didn't listen to the voters. all of a sudden you have this very populist person, a former reality store, is now listening to that part of the base. where have they been? >> well, i think it's very true that the republican party could have probably been more responsive to kind of working class americans, the economic struggles that they're going through, but i have to say a lot of what donald trump is saying or doing to appeal to them is bad. it's bad public policy, number one. protectionism. if you're a conservative you wouldn't by definition believe in what a lot of what trump is espousing. and if you want to grow the republican party in the future. if you want to attract hispanics and women, you wouldn't do and say the things that trump is doing. rubio, i felt this part of the speech was discordent, it was emblematic of rubio's problem. he doesn't really know quite who he is. i thought i

matt lewis and bob cussack, editor in chief of "the hithehi.er trump movement as we head into wisconsin next week? >> yeah, i think so. i mean, ted cruz doing well in the recent wisconsin poll that came out today and if you look at trump, he's had a rough week. all candidates are going to have rough weeks. he's been winning the republican basically side for more than eight months. with you he had been doing well on the abortion question as far as just saying, hey, listen, i'm just like ronald reagan, i'm pro-life but with exception. today he took heat from both the left and the right and that does not help him going into wisconsin. now, cruz has to win wisconsin, but he's looking pretty good right now. >> matt, hillary clinton called into "ac360" earlier tonight. here as how she reacted. >> this is about whether abortion is legal and whether women make our own health care choices. it's very clear that donald trump wants to repeal that fundamental right, just like all the other republican candidates, and when he was asked whether women should be

back with me now, matt lewis, kayleigh mcenany and margaret hoover. so, we've been going back and forth about this math and this strategy and what's going to go on here. what is plan b? many people are saying at least in the republican party, we need to stop donald trump. what is the plan b here, matt? >> well, look, if donald trump doesn't get the requisite delegates he needs to clinch the nomination, then it goes to the convention, and that means he will not have gotten the majority of the delegates which means that the majority of the delegates could coalesce on a second ballot if he's not able to get enough, there will be a chance for him because there are some delegates actually undeclared, try to get in the first -- if he doesn't get them, it's fair game. to try to wrest it from him. >> good. let's talk about that. we were talking about it in the break, many people say, okay, then it will be stealing it from donald trump. but if he actually doesn't have it, then it's not a steal. >> right. exactly. >> kayleigh, you don't agree with that? >> i co

joining me now is bob cusack, editor in chief of the hill and matt lewis, senior contributor to "the daily caller." welcome back, gentleman. >> thank you. >> they were so good, we're having them back. bob, the "sun-sentinel" said they can't endorse anyone, even their own senator. how'd we get to this point? >> i think anecdotally, a lot of my friends who maybe lean right, they have -- and actually, some that also lean left, they are not satisfied with the field. it's amazing, because we've had so many candidates, especially on the republican side, that you're seeing a lot of voters who are unsure. i think that why michael bloomberg was considering getting in, more so if sanders had defeated hillary clinton. that looks less likely now. and donald trump appealing to many voters, but certainly not all in the republican establishment. so i think there are some voters out there who despite all of these candidates, are very frustrated. >> so let's look at this monmouth university poll. it shows marco rubio losing to trump by eight points, 38% to 30%. a smaller margin than other recent poll

back with me now, jeff dewit, matt lewis -- i'm putting you guys together -- ryan lizza and donna brazile okay. so jeff, john oliver also included trump's comments to cnn over the weekend about david duke. here it is. >> honestly, i don't know david duke. i don't think i've ever met him. i just don't know anything about him. >> really? that's your best answer there? because you definitely know who he is. because you called him a bigot and a racist in the past. but that's not even the [ bleep ] point. the point is, with an answer like that you are either racist or you are pretending to be and at some point there is no difference there. and sure, he disavowed david duke later in the day but the scary thing is, we have no way of knowing which of his inconsistent views he will hold in office. >> so, that's the thing, jeff, whether you're doing it for a strategy to get as many voters as possible, i don't -- i shouldn't say that. having met him, it's hard to believe that he is a racist. but still, he gets on television and he has an answer like that and what other conclusion can you draw? >> ra

here we me to discuss is matt lewis, a senior contributor for the daily caller and kayleigh mcenany and ana navarro, a friend of marco rubio as well as endorsed and backed jeb bush when he was running. so, guys, let's discuss. kayleigh, you were sitting right here when ted cruz made the endorsement and one of the things she said that will be played over and over again is donald trump, hillary clinton are two sides of the same coin. they are the system. >> right. >> and i'll tell you this. i'm sure donald trump still would have enjoyed having her endorsement, right? >> yeah, of course. you want an endorsement by any of your colleagues who stood on the debate stage with you, absolutely. that being said, i found it so interesting that cruz and fiorina are perpetuating this donald trump as an insider. he's never held a position in politics. he's an outsider. so it's rather comical they try to paint him as an insider. i don't think that's going to take them very far. >> ted cruz supporters believe this will have an impact because they think it shows ted cruz is bringing people in to the camp

treasurer and trump supporter, donna brazile, ryan lizza, correspondent for the new yorker and matt lewisthor of "too dumb to fail." donald trump is under fire for failing to disavow david duke, leader of the ku klux klan on friday. >> when i was on the carol costello show, she had to come back to me because they couldn't hear me. i had an ear piece that was all scratchy and looked goofy. i've been there. >> jeff, jeff, jeff, jeff. i do this every day. can we queue up the jake bite, please. i do this every single day of my life. and if guests don't hear me or if i don't hear someone, you know what the response is more than not. hey, i didn't get that, don. can you ask that again? i'm sorry, i didn't hear you. or jeff, can you say that again? i didn't hear you. here it is and i'll let you respond. play it. >> will you unequivocally condemn david duke and say you don't want his vote or that of other white supremacists in this election? >> well, just so you understand, i don't know anything about david duke. okay? i don't even know what you're talking about with white supremacy or white supr

we want to bring in cnn political caller, matt lewis, matt, starting with you, some considered it a tougheek for donald trump where his dominance was called into question. last night he was roaring back. how do you see it? >> in terms of momentum, you can't keep him down. donald trump has his mojo back. i would point out if the paradigm is momentum, trump is winning. if the paradigm is stopping trump from getting the 1237 delegates he needs from being the nominee, last flight not a great night. he got 35% of the delegates. he needs to get more than 50% to get to be the nominee. if his goal is to clinch the nomination, he has to do better than he did last night. >> you have to look at him stopping the getting the nomination by two ways, one is the math. let's say he gets to 1100, you going into the convention, how do you not give him the nomination with 1100? >> and what about when romney and others come and in try to wrest the nomination away from him? >> it was the most, the heaviest barrage we've seen. why did it not work? >> money does not seem to work on donald trump with these attack

matt lewis, i'm start with you. trump is instead holding these press conference, almost presidential in nature. why is he doing that. >> >> i think exactl why you say. they are almost presidential in nature. and i think he wants to create the image. he's obviously very astute in terms of public relations. interesti interestingly last night there is a tie in. a reporter trying to ask trump a question. and reportedly the trump campaign manager grabbed her. and this whole control -- >> now that you bring her up i have a quote. you're right. this reporter, michelle field, he was attempting to ask trump a question as he exited the press conference. secret service was starting to clear a path when she was forcibly ground on the arm by trump's campaign manager and he apparently moved her out of way and nearly brought her down to the ground. that is what a source tells politico who witnessed the situation. >> and this is what they go to friendly media outlets. i think this is indicative of a larger point. it is not just con

david cat knees, matt lewis is with us as well, senior contributor to the daily caller and conservative cnn political comment tater. and maria cardona. nice to have awful you here. thank you for having us in your beautiful city of miami here at the university of miami ahead of our big debate. we are rolling through. beginning with you as a floridian on the news of jeb bush. no news of any sort of endorsement ahead of tomorrow night's didn't or even the primary here. what do you make of the fact he will be meeting with all the candidates except for donald trump. >> i have been wondering which side of his advisors was going to win in this tug-of-war. right after he dropped out, there were those saying you have got to endorse. there is no time to lose. and there were others saying whoa, take a breath. see how things shake out. he waited a bit. we are less than a week from the primary. so many votes have already come in in florida. you have to wonder what effect an endorsement would have and whether this is more of a conversation about how to stop trump as opposed to who should bush should

our lineup includes matt lewis and trent lott. on c-span3, american history tv at theetime with a look u.s. supreme court. focusing on the nomination of louis brandeis 100 years ago and bush.00 court case of again, that is tomorrow night on c-span3. >> i am a history buff. i do enjoy the fabric of our country and how things work and how they are made. >> i love american history tv. a fantastic show. >> i had no idea. >> with american history tv a gives you that perspective. >> i am a c-span fan. broderick johnson is the white house cabinet secretary. he recently went back to his all matter, university of michigan it school to talk about what is like working for the president. he also talked about the task force of my brother's keeper which he chairs. this is an hour. >> good afternoon. welcome. i am susan collins. it is wonderful to have all of you to invest this afternoon. today, it is an honor to be introducing broderick johnson, who joins us as part of the university's month-long martin luther king jr. symposium. it is a specia

back with us, our political commentator, matt lewis.an important interview, because he has time to be tested back and forth and that sets the stage about what we are going to hear about tonight? >> a few things that are striking. first of all, the lack of what donald trump understands about islam and radicalism in that interview, and religiously, there are fundamentalist muslims that believes it should be countered and there are radical islamists that want to make religious identity and law, and that's what isis is -- >> he didn't qualify. >> there's 1.6 billion in the world -- >> he is talking about all of them. >> that's my point. he has such a lack of understanding, and that's dangerous. he is not specifying radical islamist, and they want to target the west on religious grounds. >> he would say that's pc talk. >> but it not, and it's fact based about who islamists are, and this authoritarian streak where he talks about killing family members of terrorists, and he said, no, i said we will go after him. that's something that needs to

and daily caller matt lewis. no relation. matt, let's start with you. your party, my brother, is hurting. what's going on now? we may need a third party is what we're hearing. how real is that and how would it work? >> well, it's a mess. the problem republicans are some is donald trump loses election, if donald trump wins. it is a no-win situation for the republican. you are looking at the least bad of several options. the best tragedy forward is to try to stop donald trump from getting the delegates he needs to clinch the nomination and have is a unity ticket with ted cruz to try to have an alternative that would be pallet bl to the republican base. you have to have a plan to have a government in waiting to keep mainstream con teufpl alive should donald trump end up becoming the nominee. >> yesterday there was a closed door moment. a statement was put out afterwards where they were trying to strategyize and figure out what to do to stop trump. we believe the issue of donald trump is greater than the an issue of the party. it is an issue of morals and c

the big moment of the night with journalist and moderate of "meet the press", david gregory, and matt lewis and maeve reston. glad to have you. let's talk about our big take aways from last night. maeve, what jumped out? >> there was very striking policy contrast on entitlement reform. he has taken an interesting position. last night in florida he said he doesn't want to touch social security. and you had some of his opponents saying we have to do something to change the system. i think that is such an interesting position for him to have taken going forward. it has helped him. a lot of moderate blue collar voters. and i think it will be fascinating to see how that debate plays out the next couple of days here. >> also, you have older voters when they they're not going to mess with the check. we know where he was going with that. where was he going, matt, with all islam has a hatred problem? and he was given many, many chances to qualify that statement. rubio qualified. kasich qualified. cruz qualified it. where is he going with it? >> first, we talk about the civility of last night. as you

. >> and i'm tisha lewis. matt and lauren are off. a deadly shoot can has shut down metro's deanwood station in northeast dc. >> i've seen the alerts out there, what can you tell us now? department is now confirming this is a homicide investigation. they say a teenager was shot here on the platform of this outdoor metro station. we are at the deanwood station in northeast dc. they're not confirming the age of the victim, but they tell us he was shot at least once and died. now i'll tell you there were witnesses here when this shooting happened. there are many homes centurying the metro station. there are also people who are waiting for the bus or the metro itself and we spoke to one woman who witnessed this shooting. >> i was outside waiting for the bus. >> what did you see? >> two dudes were standing there talking and one pulled his gun out and shot him and ran. >> reporter: was there an argument or why this may have happened? >> they were just standing there talking. the next thing you know he pulls a gun out and starts >> reporter:

no thanks for joining us tonight at 10, i'm teisha lewis, i'm jim lokay in for matt ackland. a teenager killed as he stood oo the platform in northeast. alexandra limon has been bee following the story tonight ando she joins us with the very latest. >>reporter: at this hour thereh has been no arrest for this deadly shooting. police say they are looking for one or possibly two suspects. they also told us they do the believe there is surveillanc they plan to release it, but that may take sometime. s so at this point we still have no photos or videos of the suspects they're looking for. d.c. police say a teenager wasas shot and killed saturday afternoon on a metro platform at the teen wood station in northeast d.c. all while people were waiting for the bus or train or simply enjoying a sunny spring sun afternoon and am of those peoplp witnessed the shooting. i was outside waiting for ther bus. and what happened, what did you see. >> i seen two dudes were wer standing there talking and one o pulled his gun out, shot him and ran. they were standing there talkina and the next thing

thanks for staying with us at 11 i'm teisha lewis, i'm jim lokay in for matt ackland tonight. we continue to follow a deadly shooting in the district.e that's right, a teenager was t killed as he he stood on thehe platform at the dean wood metro station in northeast thiss afternoon. fox5's alexandra limon joins usu now with the very latest.ates alex. >>reporter: so far there hasas been no arrests for this deadly shooting. police say they are looking for one or possib they also said this was not a random shooting.hoot now, investigators believed they do have surveillance video of the suspects and they plan to release it, but they said that may take sometime. no tonight we've yet to receive those photos or video of the suspect. d.c. police say a teenager wasas shot and killed saturdayille afternoon on a metro platform at the dean wood station in northeast d.c. all while people were waiting for the bus or train or simply enjoying a sunny spring afternoon and am of thosf people witnessed the shooting. i was outside waiting forth the bus. >> and what happened, what didpp you you se

huey lewis hang lg sodling the duties today. matt duffy, hello, good-bye, takes john lackey deep for the solo shot. his second homer of spring. it's 3-0 san francisco. jeff samardzija on the hill for san francisco. bottom three. jesus guzman goes down swinging. dexer fowler. ensuing at-bat. samardzija catches addison russell. huey lewis is a happy camper. giants win 5-2. >>> more spring action. a's taking on the royals. trying to rebound after a rough outing versus the giants. he gets in trouble after the first. walks and two runs. raymond fuentes singles to left. two more runs scored. allows five runs in five innings of work. now in the seventh, sean doolittle on the hill. first batter, cody decker gro d grounder up the middle. nice stop. throws out decker at first. doolittle gave up no hits, no walks in his only inning. good for him but oakland, they lose 5-2. >>> the world's number one player, novak djokovic, had fans going crazy friday and not because of a great shot but more like a ridiculous catch. during his miami open match a

. > good p evening, thanks for joining us, i'm teisha lewis in for lauren. i'm matt ackland. let's begin tonight with the weather. here is a life look outside.side maybe you're looking behind us coming we're much whatting itttn very closely. clo ed month else are a little all over the place.ac as we take a look at radar i'll show you exactly what's happening. you can see the wide swath of precipitation that are moving its way through. the far west we are seeing someg snow already.read right now it kind of looks for us like we may end up seeing a rain event or maybe a passing flake or two. i can't rule out a little bit ot a mix.a mi there are some areas that do have a little bit of that now through the leesburg, restonton area. behind that once again it's just more rainfall. as the temperatures are not going to be blow freezing, where it won't stick to any surfaces or not, we're kind of questioning or not whether whether we'll see any snow. a winter weather advisory in the north, northwest over the potomac highlands anal gain iin front. this is in effect until noon on sunday.

gets the lead for san diego state and lewis pulls up for the go ahead 3 and the bulldogs win and go to the tournament for the first time since 2001. >> in baseball, mattrough a bullpen session and still no guarantee on when he'll make his regular season start and jake gave up runs and lost to the angels. the other half of the giants were in scottsdale taking on the d-backs, and arizona leads by 4 and he rips into left center and that's going enough to score. and another guy fights to get in, parker, he's got power and his second home run that goes all of the way off the roof but the giants lose. >> this guy looks like he needs sunscreen, top of the first inning and it's a third of this spring and they go up 2-0 but rangers singles a run and kendall, he gives up 3 in the third and the rangers beat them. >> baseball is just around the corner. >> here we go, can't wait and getting into spring, and spring forward tomorrow and julie is on the morning shift tomorrow. >> i would love that extra hour. >> thanks for watching and back here at 11:00 and your latest news and weather. see you soon. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the following is a paid advertisement for time li

lewis road. vai. >>> i'm matt delucia live outside cooper hospital in camden where new jersey state police say aight after being hit by a car. i've been on the phone this morning with state police working to get more information. here's what we know. 31-year-old trooper sean cullen was on the scene of a crash just before 8:30 last night on 295 south in deptford. he was standing on the road and hit by a passioning car. trooper cullen was air lifted to cooper with severe head injuries and pronounced dead shortly after midnight. he was stationed in bellmawr. he had been a trooper for two years. the driver of the car who hit the trooper has not been charged with a crime. we'll continue having updates throughout the day. i'm matt delucia. >> thank you. another update in 25 minutes. get the latest news and weather with the nbc 10 app. >>> it's 8:00 on "today". coming up, major fertility break through. the first woman in the nation to receive a uterus transplant. >> i prayed that god would allow me the opportunity to experience pregnancy. >> could the revolutionary procedure give hope to thousands of w

. >> errol lewis, until this phone call i didn't know it was a problem. i think he went on to say when pressed by matt lauer whether he will do something about it and would you stop doing this? he said i'll certainly look in to it which we have heard him say a lot of times. there's a problem when it comes to race and he's been hammered hard on race. >> well, sure. look, when it comes to the pledge to go out and vote, this is a practical side to this. where you have early voting states where people can go out from the rally and cast a vote that day, it really helps to cement it. we know this because there's solid research on it that once people say they are going to do something you know, you can sort of nudge them a little bit. it is easier to nudge them to the polls and get the vote in the bank on that day. the imagery looks horrible. understandably, maybe donald trump may want to walk away from that. on the other hand, if it is working for him, he is putting votes in the bank on that day. all the negative imagery in the world is not going to be worse than what donald trump has been experiencing. fra

mike bloomberg to michael lewis talk about -- talking about what an extra ordinary character he was. this ecb announcement coming today. you are looking at green, mattiller. poker andad liars that is what got me interested in this business. i had the honor of interviewing john gutfreund on many occasions and an absolute giant in the industry. anyone who has not read the book should. look into his career. markets, gains in futures ahead of the ecb meeting. all about the ecb meeting today. we were playing cool and the gang earlier, excited. stephanie: you were playing cool and the gang. i would like to separate you. matt: a celebration. seeing what mario draghi does, the market expects him to cut the rate by 10 basis points, 80%. a 20% chance, according to futures that he cuts by 20 basis points. that would be the bazooka. overnight in asia in anticipation of this, the shanghai, down 2% and hong kong unchanged and he nick a up one and a quarter percent. down.ope, the footsie is these are negligible numbers. nothing going on. traders are turning off the computers and algorithms in preparation of the statement and speech because there are -- they are to