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imitators of mayhem follow on. reactionaries may get caught up on it.ople are throwing stones then, you tend to have this sort of reaction, well, if they can do it, i can do it. if they're getting away with it, i can get it away with it. it's criminal behavior, but when you're caught within the crowd, it does tend to become part of the culture of the moment. >> as a group tries to flip a large van, police arrive on the scene and attempt to put a cap on the chaos. >> we got a lot of calls about very loud parties and our police were deployed. and by then, the kids were out in the street and they're going from house to house. ♪ >> students are capturing all of the action on video using their cell phone cameras. >> anybody who had a smartphone was like, i can't believe this is happening, i have to get it on video. and they'd upload them to facebook or youtube right away. and i got back to my room and i was able to watch what happened an hour ago. >> videos intended for the students' entertainment quickly become incriminating evidence against some of them. >

earlier, mayhem on the streets. survivors pulled from the debris rushed to hospital. lifting machines clearing away the devastation, and local people pulling together to cut through the rubble. >> i saw a man waving at us from under the debris, calling for help. i organized people from the neighborhood, and with a bit of help from a crane, we got him help. the man is being treated in hospital now. reporter: a 100-meter stretch of the bridge collapsed around lunchtime, burying everything underneath it. it was still under construction, but should have been finished years ago. locals are slamming the construction company. >> that is the state of our engineers. there is corruption everywhere. >> i do not know the reason for the collapse, but i can tell you it happened because they were trying to complete the construction in a hurry. brent: the acquittal of a serbian nationalist leader of war crimes charges has drawn outrage from other balkan states. croatia, which fought a war against serbia in the 1990's, has called it shameful. the international criminal tribunal for th

central to his campaign. >> the one thing the congressman and i agree on is we like the chaos and mayhemthe republican party. i'm embarrassed to watch donald trump rise to the level that he has and the attacks against all sorts of people. bernie was very clear in his record. he's been very clear he wants to break up the big banks. the things he brought up in the interview are no different than what the president of the federal reserve bank of minneapolis said. ultimately congress has to decide whether -- how you put together the system, how you break up the big banks. he said we're not quite clear how to do that. >> let's just be clear. there is no easy answer to the question, but if it is the core of your ethos, shouldn't you have a better answer than i'll figure it out later? >> i think the presidential candidate sets the high bar and the vision, but then he does get into the specifics. nothing what he said was different than what he had said before and nothing was out of the realm of the debate of how do you break up the big banks. >> do you think he should have a better answer to tha

says bob the hound kelly -- >> i call that controlled mayhem, not goon hockey. >> philadelphia flyersally welcomed to the nhl. >> reporter: fans are combing youtube footage for the jen 93 sis of that mayhem and here it is. april 13, 1968 game against the physically intimidating saint lewis blues. a bench clearing brawl was capped off by the bruises sucker bunching the flyers claud clauda forge broke his jaw, damaged his eye socket and knock out some teeth. flyers defenseman joe watson remembers team owner ed snider's reaction. >> mr. snider vowed this would never happen to flowers its flyers team again. >> you would never get push around. >> thus the broad street bullies were in his mind and we'll get players that can play as well that are tough and can do the job physically as well as score goals and that's what happened with the flyers. >> reporter: over the next several years snider and front office would bring the philadelphia skill players like bob clark and bill barber and rick mcleash but also plenty of tough guys like kelly, dave schultz and moose dupont. hockey purists were o

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mayhem at 1:33 a.m., a block from the van wyk. >> i hurt blood curdling scream. >> reporter: plain clothed police officers approached a with a gun in his waist band. the man flees on foot. the man reaches for his gun. that's when cops opened fire. the 40-caliber firearm recovered at the scene, police say. >> reporter: family identified the man as george tillman, a hard-working father of five. >> someone lost their father, husband, family member, it's not cool. >> reporter: some witnesses at the scene claim off camera the man never reached for his weapon. but one family member acknowledges attempting to flee is never a good idea. >> panic, nervous, something. i don't know what took place. it wasn't a good story for him to do that anyway. you running, it's not too cool. >> reporter: neighbors here, visibly shaken by the shooting. >> you know, it's sad. >> reporter: the crime scene here is still being examined meticulously many hours after the shooting. says four officers fired their weapons, striking the man several times. >>> this just in, a suspect is under arrest after allegedly stabbing

the mayhem forcing trump to take a detour bailing on his motorcade to hike through the grass with his secret service detail to a back entrance just >> that was not the easiest entrance i've ever made. we went under a fence and through a fence and, oh, boy, it felt like i was crossing the border actually, you know. it's true. i was crossing the border. >> reporter: the clash in california comes as trump zeros in on indiana. 57 delegates up for grabs tuesday. >> this coming week we break the all-time record. and we'll break the all-time record by probably 4 million votes. i mean nobody has ever seen anything like this. it's a movement. >> reporter: ted cruz says hoosiers are at the center of a crossroads. >> a choice between one campaign that is based on yelling and screaming and cursing and insults and another campaign that is a positive, optimistic, forward-looking, conservative campaign. >> reporter: to stop trump, cruz is banking on an all-star team including indiana's governor mike pence. >> i'm not against anybody. but i will be voting for ted cruz. >> reporter: some cruz allies a

the nhl. >> fans are still combing youtube footage for the genesis of that mayhem and here it is.game against the physically intimidating st. louis blues. a bench clearing brawl was capped off the blues knoll pickard sucker punches the flyers claude la forge. broke his jaw, damaged his eye socket and knocked out some teeth. joe watson remember team owner ed snider's reaction. >> mr. snider vowed this would never happen to flyers team again. >> you would never get pushed around. >> thus the broad street bullies were in his mind and we'll get players that can play as well are tough, that can do the job physically as well as score goals and that's what happened with the flyers. >> reporter: over the next several years snider and front office would bring to philadelphia skill players like bob clark and bill barber and rick mcleash but tough guys like kelly, dave schultz and moose dupont. hockey purchase rifts were outraged butt the fans all over the country, they ate it up. >> we sold out all the teams that were having trouble getting a 10 dance when we came to town two or three days

somehow in the european union somehow as migrants came in they would beat , security risk and causing mayhem and chaos. i find that argument is particularly offensive one. i would like to actually ask to what cases do you actually say that just because there's migration going on that somehow come into o'hare or germany or anywhere else it will be causing mayhem and the threat to our country? >> it's certainly not what i intended but the point i would make is that the million plus migrants in germany from pakistan afghanistan iraq syria and others the general authorities knew exactly who these people are whether they are refugees or economic migrants or might be sympathetic to more extreme with a glenn religious views. one of them might be infiltration. he actually said that the area was an international passport for terrorist to execute attacks that they are not by words so there are genuine concerns about security. my point is we wouldn't know and to get a huge number of people coming, we at the moment of course are admitting them under different policy. it takes 10 years to get the belgian

when iran continues mayhem in the rest of the world and threatens us, it's an issue. >> john, shouldn'to make us safer, but because we shouldn't be legitimizing an economy that has the size of philadelphia. the idea that left and right view iran is a serious threat, i've never understood. >> well, another thing they're spending on is developing oxygen, which is this highly explosive material that can be used as nuclear triggers. >> that scares me more than it scares john and what's really upsetting is they seem to be thumbing their nose at us while we're allowing them to obtain more resources and have greater ability to fund extremists. as far as i can tell, we just help bolster iran. we made them more financially secure and more militarily prepared. i'm terrified by this. >> even if there's a snap back of our sanctions t europeans aren't going to snap back, are they. >> right and philadelphia terrori terrorizes any good baseball or basketball fan. they're not pursuing nuclear weapons and now, iran, the greatest exporter of terror in the world now suddenly has a budget of 20 million per

. >>> this dash cam we head to the world capital of chaos and mayhem on the road in canada. on this dash cam, it looks like canada. it's extremely calm. it's extremely clean and nothing crazy is happening. but oh! it will. somebody's on a bike. drama! okay, just kidding. but he will come into play. so here we are, just think, out in scotland everything is wonderful, everything is a-okay. but then from the left, the minivan comes through careening -- it's going to hit that -- it manages to stop just before running into the house and the tree. but then the cyclist is getting crazy. but someone else gets out of the minivan and now it's a knock-out fight with this kid in the middle of the street. but the drama continues, guys. look straight down the road. there's a car now on the wrong side speeding toward them. oh, my goodness! police? yes. a police car. then from the left-hand side another police car turns up. it turns out the minivan was plain clothed police officers. they were laying the smack down on a criminal. >> what was he suspected of doing, stealing that bike? >> basi

. >> and a chimpanzee caper, how he caused mayhem on a power pole. in the last eight years, the fracking industry has spent over $40 million dollars on lobbying in pennsylvania. so it's no surprise that even though they've had over 4,000 violations, all they've ever gotten is just a slap on the wrist it's time for that change. i'm josh shapiro, and i'll hold the oil and gas companies criminally liable for poisoning our air and our drinking water. i'll be an attorney general who always works for you. democrat josh shapiro. he'll stand up for us. >> a clash between hilary clinton and bernie sanders, the candidates debated and did not play nice. >> it was a brawl, bernie sanders needing a knockout tuesday in the new york primary. hilary clinton defending her big national lead in delegates. attacking one another's credibility. >> even his core issue, breaking up the banks, when asked he could not explain how that would be done. >> but she gave speeches to big banks for six figure fees. >> so we really feel confident about a candidate saying that she is g

. >> that would just cause mayhe mayhem. >> now, if trump wins indiana next tuesday dr. bare believes he will end up with enough delegates to avoid contested convention and if he doesn't things could get more interesting than they already have been. >> uh-huh. >> that's saying a lot. >> this time next tuesday night. >> and marco rubio can recommend who those delegates vote for. >> and he has more than john kasich still in the race good bingo. >> interesting. >> good stuff. >> nicole thanks so much. >> what's your question. log on to cbs philly/good window submit your question or tweet us using cbs3 good question. >> and nicole will be here every night with the answer on cbs3 eyewitness news at 11. >> russian officials have released amazing video of what they say is a woman in an explosion proof suit being tested in active mine field. this video is really something. you see the woman making her way through a series of explosions and her suit goes from white to black and holds up and she was unarmed and received roses for her efforts. >> roses? >> soot on the forehead. >>

. >> that would just cause mayhe mayhem. >> now, if trump wins indiana next tuesday dr. bare believes he will end up with enough delegates to avoid contested convention and if he doesn't things could get more interesting than they already have been. >> uh-huh. >> that's saying a lot. >> this time next tuesday night. >> and marco rubio can recommend who those delegates vote for. >> and he has more than john kasich still in the race good bingo. >> interesting. >> good stuff. >> nicole thanks so much. >> what's your question. log on to cbs philly/good window submit your question or tweet us using cbs3 good question. >> and nicole will be here every night with the answer on cbs3 eyewitness news at 11. >> russian officials have released amazing video of what they say is a woman in an explosion proof suit being tested in active mine field. this video is really something. you see the woman making her way through a series of explosions and her suit goes from white to black and holds up and she was unarmed and received roses for her efforts. >> roses? >> soot on the forehead. >>

the story behind this may mayhem. >>> crews are getting set to dismantle another bay view span. looking when that work will impact drivers the most. a live report just ahead. >>> chuck is also posting updates into our twitter feed. a big day for bay area sports fans. we'll recap big wins by the warriors and the giants. you can link to images right at the top of our home page. we're back in two. an jed ar b ion e me afr fefite >>> a bear cub is on the mend after firefighters rescued him from a florida brush fire. that poor guy. lake county firefighters nicknamed him smoky junior. the cub was pulled to safety from a 228-acre brush fire that got right near homes yesterday. firefighters say there was no sign of smoky junior's mom. >>> happening today, the city of brotherly love holding a victory party. >> technically, villanova is outside philadelphia city limits, but that's not stopping the city from shutting down the center of town to celebrate monday's ncaa championship. villanova has canceled classes today. so students can attend the parade and that party. >>> an epic meltdown f

. >>> while some inmates might spend their time behind bars creating mayhem, we've met plenty of others choose a very different path. they use their time in prison to do something constructive. for many, that means turning to art. paul majors had been in and out of prison for most of the last 23 years when we met him at the river bend maximum security institution in tennessee. >> well, it's therapeutic for me, because it gives me a chance to escape, and to release a lot of tension. you know, i can look at the situations in the world today, and what i -- what i can't say verbally, i can say in a picture, because they say a picture paints a thousand words. or can say a thousand words. i guess this is my way of saying a thousand words. i use acrylics, water colors, soft pastels, chalk pastels, pen and ink. they gave me a stick and mud, i would use it. anything i get my hands on i can use. >> and some prison artists, especially those confined to high security cells nearly have to go to such lengths to create art. >> i got different techniques but sometimes i use -- take the color of an m&m.

. >> the middle east is in mayhem. it is nothing new but may be different than all other h mayhems. how do you see it in this context? >> i think it's unprecedented. the middleeast has been proverbial for instability since the end of world war ii. the period that the british and the french left and the system of state emerged and the conflict developed into the average conflict. there were many in the 1950s military powering several states and so forth and so forth but as you say from 30,000 feet there was a pattern and most of that period was the cold war which was a certain order of stability. it was a system of regional politics. relations. and there was a system of states. if you look at the middle east now, at least six states, six arab states, what you call fake states. other states that are not fake states face severe problems. even the coherence of what used to be a very strong coherent state turkey is put in question by development in the region. there is an axis. the sunni shite rivalry but this is not a structure for politics and on the international level clearly the uni

as you can see, keith was lucky enough to be courtside, he was right in the middle of the joy and mayhemrom keith coming up in the next hour. he must not have gotten any sleep. >> no, i doubt it. i think he'll get a couple days off to recover from all of his reporting over the past few days. >> matt delucia looks great, too, for zero sleep. >> for somebody who has been up all night. >> exactly. >>> you're watching nbc 10 news. "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. begins right now. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> the villanova wildcats are waking up national champions. >> and there it is. this is the shot that made it all happen. we have live team coverage from the team in houston to villanova fans that went wild on campus. >> spring is hitting us with the morning of winter-like weather. doesn't feel like spring. we'll get your first alert forecast hour by hour in just a few moments. see the flag blowing out there. it's blustery out today. >> i would reen

last time they changed up the bill, it was mayhem. and all they did was change the size of the face! ( laughter ) you have the bill, you go into the store, they hold it up to the light, and hold it up to u.v., and ink pen and brought my money into the back and showed it to the manager. too much stress, man. you think we're ready to go from big face to black face? you think that's not going to be chaos men. they're going to pull out all those counterfeit pens and write all over the face. they'll write over harriet tubman and she'll have so much ink she'll look like mike tyson. >> trevor: that's not fair, roy, roy, that's not fair. this is a pivotal moment for women. it's not just a black 20. it's a woman. it's a woman 20. don't forget that. >> but it's a black 20first. look, when i hand that money to the cashier, the first thing they're going to see, you know what they're going to see? the black. it's race then gender. that's how discrimination goes. that's why it's called "a black woman" not a "woman black." i'm saying. they put race

aggravated mayhem. and an enhancement for causing the victim to suffer brain damage. the victim is currently still in the hospital. maka is slated to make his first court appearance tomorrow in martinez. new ahead at 8. >> britteny: it will not be until late night hours wednesday. our commute coming home from work will stay nice and dry overnight wednesday possibly lingering until thursday morning commute dealing with a light rainfall three things and now returns and to override hours wednesday a third of the nation's sunspots' up to half an inch and then in the forecast shows the chance of snow showers like wind advisory effect wednesday into early morning hours thursday want temperatures expected into the weekend. temperatures in the '80s so starts making a week and plans right now satellite ritter shot shows the system we watched developing little bit more into this area of low pressure and continuing with the counterclockwise situation closer to us. and then to the north of our region continuing to transition to the south. as we go through we notice in seeing the

states as the world's singular superpac has an obligation in all areas of the world where there's mayhemnd conflict for us to try to be a positive force. but that does not mean that we should be deploying troops everywhere where a crisis is taking place. you know, probe the area where i've gotten the most criticism from some in the foreign policy establishment here in washington is around syria. >> rose: and the red line. >> situation, and there what you have is people who i think instinctively feel that where something is going wrong, where we have a problem, the solution is for the united states to send its military in and impose order. so the notion that while we were still biz neafghanistan, still trying to keep iraq together, that we would now then potentially involve ourselves in another military excursion in syria. that's the kind of unwise decision making this i think leads us to make big mistakes, and ultimately, also miss out on opportunities elsewhere in the world. >> rose: some say you're putting too much emphasis on what we don't do and not enough emphasis on the choices we

it began asiana macing nate but as we know it did not end that way but before all of the mayhem i satthe glad and enjoyed a nice giant slice of pizza there, took in the sights and sound of playoff hockey. the flyers gave out bracelets as they illuminated the arena i seen that at cold play concert before but that backfired. night began with the stirring tribute to ed snider passing away at 83. many fans moved by that pregame tribute to honor their late owner. as i mentioned front row seat, amazing view, amazing place to be during the playoffs and it started off great. the energy, you could feel when you are that close is unlike anything else. so you get to appreciation when you see how fast and physical these players are that close, the boards are shaking in your face. it is amazing. then first gel happened, the place was electric and it appears with that first minute the flyers were primed to cut the series lead in half. it seemed liken joy of the building carried from the pregame in the first part of the game for the flyers but that soon faded overtime as capitals came back and towar

there was mayhem. what do you think? rosanna: i don't know. how does this work? greg: we are going to the experts. [cheering] the convention is in cleveland, ohio. hi, everybody. we have with us a diverse group rosanna: okay, there we have. we have kasich and cruz and trump's people. >> all right. seriously how would it work if there were was not a confirmed nominee on the way into the convention. it is going to be brokered and what does that entail. we have jeanny. basil, he runs the state democratic party. welcome. you are loving this that the republicans are looking at potentially a brokered convention? >> yes, as a democrat. yeah, this is political drama. we don't see this very aun v in history. the turmoil is problematic for if republican party as a whole, but more importantly what the republican voters want to know is that their votes are counted. >> what happens at the brokered >> the guys are going to cast their votes based on the state rules they are bound to the person. >> so this woman here -- she has to vote for kasich. >> she can't vote for anyone el

the middle east is in mayhem. all the details in the rise of the islamic state how do you see the strategic opportunities in this conflict? >> i think it is unprecedented the middle east has been proverbial since the end of world war ii and the british and the french were forced out with the system the state emerged into the jewish conflict in palestine the cold war occurred and there are many in the 1950s in powering the united states and so forth and so forth. but from 30,000 feet most of the period in the cold war would pose a certain order and stability and it was a regional politics in the relations at the center of it and there was a system of states with the changes that there was a system of states. if you look at the middle

and a few months later they called solar sunrise, then something happened which was moonlight mayhem which was somebody not just breaking into defense networks, but persisting and kind of looking around for things. they were looking for particular things. and eventually they traced that back to a, there was the russians. it was using a server at the russian academy of sciences. and then the chinese started doing it, and then operations concern oh, by the way, one thing very interesting. there was this war game called eligible receiver. when the nsa was inside the defense department networks, they noticed some french ips strolling around. so this was already really happening in 1997, okay? so, but then there were other things. there was some sort of -- [inaudible] cyber war things, a very big deal. remember when clinton was planning to invade haiti because some warlords had taken over, and they were working up war plans, and one part of it was, well, how do we get into, how do we get -- haiti had a very rudimentary air defense system, but a lot of this was flying in people, you didn't

. >>> then mayhem on metro when 'weekend fire forces passengers to evacuate a train. >>> then, is theky falling in prince george's county? >> right now we don't know who or what. >> what caused this huge crater in the ground has a lot of people talking tonight. >> good to have you with us tonight. shawn has the night off. >> and i'm tony perkins. right off the top tonight, chaos near a dc high school sends studen community into a frenzy. the wilson high school student was stabbed during an attempted robbery one block from the school. paul wagner starts us off tonight live from northwest. paul? >> reporter: tony, let me give you perspective on how this happened. i am standing here, that's wilson high school right hand me. the student, a 17-year-old senior came and parked his car right here on grant road, it's a dead end. at that point police say this man in his 30s approached, pulled a knife, and demanded that this student turned over a cell phone and a wallet. but then there was a struggle and during that struggle the student was stabbed in the thigh. the man got away with nothing. a

the only damage left behind by the mayhem. is it started before 2:00 a.m. when plain clothed officers were driving down broad street near brown, when they were broadsided by the black sedan at the intersection that took off. they didn't stop or render help, they just left the scene. a white ford suv pulled up and the driver later told police he saw the crash scene and panicked and got out of his suv and left it in drive and the suv was slowly rolling, that is when two people that were in the area saw it and took it. >> he was not robbed or carjacked and nobody said anything to him. he just jumped out of the car we don't know why. >> the suspects fled in the stolen car south and broad and ended up going the wrong way on 15th street before crashing head-on in a minivan with people inside and then a parked nissan ultima. the suspects got out and ran away possibly entering a club at broad and parrish. >> two males one wearing a hood the sweater shirt, red. and the police went in to the club and found a discarded red, hooded sweatshirt. >> the two plain clothes

residents tried to send a message to police by demonstrating, but some turned that message into mayhem. we went back to the epicenter to see what, if anything, has changed there. >> reporter: the cross roit's a in west baltimore, a far cry from one year ago aft of chaos in the streets. 150 officers were injured and nearly 400 businesses were destroyed or damaged. when you look around the neighborhood, you see boarded up shelves of what should be homes. there are many empty buildings in this community and across the city. a lot of this was here long before the riots. what's improved? what's gotten worse? >> yeah, there have been a lot of people having that conversation in baltimore. i think there are different perspectives. >> reporter: kevin is a reporter for "the baltimore sun." he walked us through the neighborhood he's examined the last year. he said the unrest sparked a lot of >> there was heightened attention to certain systemic problems in baltimore. >> reporter: a lot of people see the rebuilding of this cvs drugstore as a recovery from the baltimore riots. murals popping up all

somehow if mie grants came in, they would cause mayhem. on what basis do you actually say because there's migration going on, especially at this moment in time, somehow migrants coming in here or germany or anywhere else are going to be causing mayhem and threats to our country? >> the point i would make is that the mie grants who arrived in germany from pakistan, afghanistan, iraq, syria and others, the german themselves don't know if they are genuine refugees, economic mien't gras, sympathetic to more extreme political and religious views or if there might be infill strags. there are genuine concerns about security out there. my point is we wouldn't know. and to get a huge number of people coming -- now, is it itself a risk? we at the moment, of course, are admitting them under a different policy set out by the prime minister. but it takes ten years to get a german passport. but you can get a belgian passport under three. my objection is the fact that we have no control over comes. >> that makes sense if, for example, this is linked with

thatif iteris you that united states person is about to commit some mayhem? i think it tells you that a united states person is about to commit some mayhem? you have to protect against the expansion of investigations for the purposes of conducting gathering incidental information, and that depends on the good faith of the people who administer the program and the diligence of the people who oversee it. about atalking madisonian trifecta, oversight from within the executive, oversight from multiple legislative committees, and oversight by a court. >> i agree with those points. imagine what the alternative would be? t 70 two allows is a judicial mechanism of oversight to obtain broad -- what 702 allows is a judicial mechanism of oversight to obtain broad orders. authority with court oversight and congressional oversight to target selectors like e-mail addresses. someone overseas is not a u.s. citizen. you are doing that to see if that person is a terrorist, is seeking to carry out terrorist attacks. you are now collecting information against that person, seeing

if you watch what's gone on in new york, it's been like mayhem. hillary clinton is going everywhere. she brought out every base support she can. that's why you are seeing her lead in new york. it's 13 points plus. tammy made a brilliant point about how sanders has been treated with kid gloves. he showed he didn't know how to break up the banks. and his comments about israel where he said is rail killed 10,000 innocent palestinians and now he's being called having committed blood libel against israel. i think it's been taken seriously and he's hurting in new york. >> you are right about her ground game. those of us who do this for a living, we notice those things. the mass media didn't cover his screwup. those aren't becoming big national stories. generally he's not the player and he's not necessarily as interesting or dramatic. you have got to get tint mud to explain what he doesn't understand. charles: i look at these left-wing websites like salon. i have seen like these guys throwing hillary under the bus. >> michelle goldberg, the way she write

states as the world's singular superpower has an obligation in all areas of the world where there is mayhemnd war and conflict for us to be a positive force. we that is not mean that should be deploying troops everywhere where a crisis is taking place. we have to be judicious about how we use military power. we should not view ourselves as the muscle for any particular side of a dispute if and when it is not directly relate to u.s. court interest -- core interest. we should use diplomacy and coalitions to try to resolve these issues. probably the area where i have gotten the most criticism from some in the foreign-policy establishment in washington is around syria. there, what you have those people who i think instinctively feel that where something is going wrong -- where we have a problem, the solution is for the united states to send military in and impose order. truly what we have learned, not just from iraq, that even the great challenges we have had in places like an where we have been 13 years. we devoted enormous resources, lives lost. i can tell you from visiting afghanistan and ta

she loses new york, that party is in mayhem, too. >> that could be the case. i still think new york ultimately she'll pull out a victory. >> can i ask you a question? if that were to happen, you still just have hillary and bernie, right? there's nobody who can parachute in. >> there will be a stop bernie movement beginning. if he beats her in new york. >> i want to go to you. go ahead. >> the press has made this -- you know, bernie can't win. it's too bad. stop hitting her. they are just absolute corrupt. understand they are the outriders of the political class in both parties. their job is -- they've decided they have the right to tell us who we may vote for and who we may not. and what truths you have a right to know and which you don't. in the process, making themselves the enemy of the american people. and with the democratic primary, let me say this. it's not legally -- the super delegates were rigged to make sure there would be no outsiders. a 74-year-old socialist is pressing her. he's even ahead with her nationally. democrats will do anything to stop h

. >>> right now at 6:00, metro mayhem.olice investigate the third murder on a metro line in less than a year. then, a local sheriff finds himself on the other side of the law. he's under arrest tonight and faces some serious charges. >>> plus, it's a cult favorite in washington, but you'll never believe what viewers love the most about "house of cards." >>> and we thank you for joining us tonight. i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm shawn yancy. right off the top tonight, take a good look at this picture. a short time ago police released these surveillance images of a person of interest suspected of stabbing a teen sager to death this morning. the victim is the second teenager murdered at that metro station in two weeks. paul wagner starts off our coverage tonight from the deanwood metro station. paul? >> reporter: tony and shawn, this murder has absolutely stunned this community. the second murder here at deanwood in just over two weeks but it's the third murder on a metro line since july. we did find a witness to some of what h

. >> before that is what's really going on is mayhem inside donald trump's campaign. there were factions, fighting. >> is he the right guy? >> he is one of the right guys. >> he's a very sharp guy. >> he's generated controversy, but far more important than that, is he is somebody who takes charge, who knows the d l delegate game, who is able to get to donald trump and say this is what we're going to do, donald, and donald is going to defer to him. it is the key to the trump candidacy, and any chance he has to win is based on paul mana fortuna fort. >> you hear that, but is this the guy who really can get it done? >> well, yes. they need somebody who is driving that bus. >> what about for ted cruz, though? he's been picking them up. >> there are states, the republicans have that voters -- like in colorado, didn't even have a chance to participate. >> how do you think he's done it? >> because he's outorganized everybody. >> you asked in the commercial is he the smartest guy? on running this campaign, of the five candidates, cruz is by far ahead. he's the one who's got t

. >> the antics the mud slinging and political mayhem, are they adding up to a serious concern? do many voters wish all of this would fade away? >> it's odd to sit here in april and think that america is ready for the presidential election to be over and it has barely started. scott: the level of malaise when majority of americans think none of the candide represent them well. >> i have stood on a stage and watched in amazement as the candidates wallowed in the mud and attacked one another. scott: likability is important. take barack obama over mitt romney, bush over kerry and bill clinton over bob dole. the brookings institution says voters will turn out but with irony. >> is it safe to say a lot of people will vote for candidates whom they don't like? >> absolutely. they might not like hillary clinton but it worry about what a trump presidency would do will let them hold their nose and vote for hillary clinton. only bernie sanders gets more positive than negative ratings. >> you don't have to be liked. you just have to be liked more than the other person. scott likability numb

the european union, because of shengen and other things, there would be security risk and causing mayhem and chaos in all of europe. i found that argument particularly offensive, one. it is the same one that trump used in relation to muslims. so i'd like to actually ask, on what basis do you actually say that just because there is a migration going on especially at this moment in time, that somehow those migrants coming in to here or germany or somewhere else are going to necessarily become terrorists and necessarily causing mayhem and sort of threats to our country? >> well, if that was the interpretation, that was certainly not my point. the point i would make is that the million-plus migrants lo have arrived in germany from somalia, pakistan, afghanistan, iraq, syria and others, the german authorities themselves, never mind the other countries in europe, don't know exactly who these people are, whether they are genuine refugees, whether they are economic migrants, whether they might be sympathetic to more extreme political and religious views or whether there might be indeed infiltrat