we'll get right to mike thomas a right now and get an update on t the weather.the her.ey, mike.hey, m >> hey, wisdom it's warm outside to starter the day butrt it's also dry.er's ao dr grab the umbrella as you head ha out the door maybe somee s showers and storms laternd today. >> all right, erin como problems on the beltway., belt >> thwart. you showed them the live look.ti the outer loop completely shut down.wn deadly crash investigationnves involving a car and a tractor-trailer. right now all traffic is beingaf forced to exit at 414 saintt 41a barnabas road. it's shut down between saintetwt barnabas and branch avenue.rancu to get around it exit at 210.10 that will save you from getting stuck in the backup. it's going ob out there for attt least another hour.anothour. >> thanks. more details as the mornings th goes on.go on. thanks, erin.. >> in the news this morning,his this one is pretty sad.y s a lot of people caught offe cauf guard by this.ar the latest on the death of a o music icon, we're talking ofki o course about prince.nce. hundreds of fans gathered on gao f

everybody is here ready to go.ed good to see you.eeou >> good to be here.ere. >> good to see mike thomaske. hey, >> hey, wisdom, yeah, i'm, yeahi going to be your favorite guyity today because we're headingea for a little summertimettle smet preview later this afternoon. in the 50's right now but someum places will put as much as 30 a to 40 degrees on those morningog lows. lows full details on your forecast fr coming up. >> mike you're our favoritere ot guy every day.y y. done you ever forget that. meanwhile you all of a sudden are very busy. >> yes, and i'm not yournotou favorite girl this morning m because the outer loop is shut s down between 123 chain bridgeini road and seven.road and this is out in tysons ands an mclean.mcle it's going to slow you downyou d this morning. traffic forced to exit at 123. 1 this is south of the dulles d access road.acce if you're heading to theng to t airport road to dulles we'lls see major delays.or delays. coming from frederick ordeck maryland trying to get throughtt the outer loop i would leaver op early. we'll keep a close growing slowdown.lo >> tha

mike thomas back now.k now.ttle bit ofet a breeze this morning but it'sn' going to warm up today.od >> this breeze really seems toy be bothering people.eople. >> not bothering me.>>ot bot i happened to notice it.ppno after you have a fabulous dayul during the daytime and into ao the morning.ing. >> you're a picky guy.a pi >> yeah, i'm a very picky guy.cg i like what i'm like.ik >> i'm trying to satisfy. satis. >> you know what, i'm goingoi give you a phrase that you canay use. >> go for it. >> you get what you get an>>dd you don't cry a bit. a b use that in weather. wea it will go a long way. my kids taught me that.taug >> i thought you were going toor say something else there for a minute. temperatures 49 degrees herees in washington.hito i did. did just briefly there. there. i was a little worried.ried 54 degrees at winchester.ter. 43 this morning in martinsburg. 53 for hagerstown.or hagstow cool start to the day buto the t we'll warm it up later thiser ti afternoon.afn. few more clouds today.more c kind of a

yu >> i'm tom fitzgerald.al >> i'm mike thomas and i'm the t man of the day.. (laughter). of the day. n >> i love the confidence, mike. when you have forecast liketik this. >> flawless weather cast. >> well, you know, the thinghe you've been showing us all morning, i'm tempted to thinkedk the actual size of the sun is si the size of the graphic thatphit you've been showing all morningg >> that's the size. >> brilliant sun out there. tre >> it will be brilliant all dayy i wish i had that graphic cued e up for his hit here. here >> sorry about that. >> we'll revisit that graphic tc coming up at 8:15. but, hey, so far for thisor thi morning look outside this thi morning. it's beautiful and bright andrid pleasant little chilly but cool for springtime to start the dayd here. by the time we get to thehe afternoon, lots of gorgeous gore sunshine coming our way.ay. here are those temperaturesture around the region this morning.g 50 degrees here in washington. we're out of the 40s. 40s 41 at quantity company annapolis 51 degrees. drees. leonardtown 48 this hour andr ad they're out

plus mike thomas back againk agn with today's weather and a tod work week preview.thisning saturday will be right back. k. z1yorz >> ♪ >> all right. welcome back. time nowwe 8:29 and it is i 63 degrees out there. there off to a mild start but as you a can see from this live shot of the national harbor, a lot of lt clouds out there.here. the sun has not made ann appearance just yet mike butet t you say it's coming.y it's com >> it's con please believe yourve weatherman. we try. >> we always believe you. bel >> yeah, but a little gray to start the day. the clouds are actually what'sya helping keep us warm thisarthis morning so temperatures didn'tt' fall back as much as theyucas t usually do at night last night n but once we get into theeto afternoon we'll clear it out.u bright sunshine just for you, annie, for the rest of your y saturday.satu >> thank you. >> you're welcome.>> >> you love me. >> we got viewers sending invi pictures. it's not jusewt cloudy here. h this is lloyd ferguson senten this picture from parisis virginia which we were just wert discussing we hav

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mike thomas. good morningmi.od mng. >> wisdom happy monday.onda happy noun all of you at home. got a pretty good monday in my store for you.e forou. you'll wish it was the weekend because it's going to be so goi nice outside this afternoonftern you'll want to get out maybe get your tan on.t your we're heading into the mid 80's later this afternoon.ftnoo. we're off to a cool start.rt you'll need the jacket as youas head outside this morning. m 40's and 50's around thear region. dulles at 48.du in the district 52 degrees.2 dee 50 for leonardtown.nato by the time we get to bus stop s time definitely going to want tt the light jacket at least onjacn the kids this morning.ki all right, satellite and radardd very clear skies across the region so far this morning. mor only a few clouds -- few high fw thin clouds out there and thatth will be the case through mostca of the day today asse well, tooo later on this afternoon maybeths a couple more clouds a come across.ac you see a few more out there t crossing the midwest but for the the most part it's a dry day's y today.day. it's a gorge

r >> also looking good, mike thomas.t been alive for 355 years. look at this young sweet face.ea >> winning. win >> i used to like you.ni [laughter] >> hey, can't do anything about age.about a we'll keep the sunshine aroundeo while we have it.whe we high pressure in control.ressurn i'm going to do futurecast andet run through the next few days or two days continuously heres and you can see it keeps all kes the clouds away.the it keeps all the rain away.n it is in control and you will w learn to like it because lotsaut of sunshine coming your way over the next seven days.s. 63 today. tay 64 tomorrow.om 68 on saturday. oda then here come the 70's. 72 by sunday afternoon and by monday, locations will definitely southwest of d.c.thwe hit that 80-degree mark that t we love so much. >> i just want to take a jt want picture of that seven day.sen love it.ve >> it doesn't get that dry't get that often. >> i know i like it. i k thanks mike.e. >> pretty cool.>> let's como and see what's happening on the roads. >> not great things.

mike thomas is going to focusing on that major storm outbreak.w schoolly we are also anticipating some storms.ting we're not seeing much at the moment, but we are not sounding to the all clear yet.t. we're waiting for a about it off energy coming out ofomin pennsylvania and we're expecting that to happen in the next t couple of hours.our we'll take you hour by hour andr show you what to expect forfor tomorrow. hence, don't leave home withoute your jacket.ket. we'll be right > the had the bright idea ofad riding a bike earlier t today. it was so smart on my part because it wasn't hot and humid at all. >> least where i was attempt so who the. so far so good. at least you're not going to geo wet in the short term. ter people are saying can i get my run in between now and 7:00. >> get going. lots of volatility across the ar country today.y t we've got some snow, some severe weather and mike thomas is standing by to kind of recap o three seasons in one day. >> we were just talking about this downstairs. it's been kind of a wild weather day across we'r

t >> that's right.harigh >> that's your cue, mikee, me thomas.

mike thomas ran down the street an got that from the roof top i'm sure. i think our temperature will be around 65 degrees at the bus stop. we're going to give you a pretty good range 59-67. pretty mild, not as chilly as other mornings and after school let's just describe it as hot and a little bit humid. 82 to 88. the humidity will be somewhat noticeable. and by after school we'll begin to see the first signs of a few showers and thunderstorms beginning to bubble up. that's not to say we can't get something before school is out, but mostly we're going to be dealing with some sunshine and the heat during the day. tomorrow it's a one-day special with those temperatures in the 80s. because as the day goes on and we do bubble up a few of those thunderstorms, it will be cooler air that is pushing in that triggers off those showers and storms and the midweek temperatures will be much cooler in the 60s. our average high is 70 and we're really close to that tonight. it gives you an idea of how mild we are overnight. down to 66 on wednesday, 62 on thursday and fri

.>> >> mike thomas is here toe grace us with his presence. pres hey, mike. >> hey, wisdom.>> i got h the easiest job in the world today because weatherayea today is very simple.ple. take yesterday's forecast addord a couple degrees to it and you d have today.oday more details in just a bit. back to you guys.you gu >> erin, headlines on this on commute this morning.is mor hopefully not bad already. >> hey, i have smiles on myesmy face. >> it's still early.s still >> a little bit of a ltl construction. i'll let you know when that k changes. i say hit the road nnoow and enjoy the quiet conditions.ondi >> good strategy.at >> thank you. >> police looking for a manloin who they say sexually left a shopping mall inal greenbelt. the two parted ways but thenpart police say the suspect s approached her again when she ws walked across breeze wood drive to an apartment complex. c he pulled out a knife out a k threatened her took her intok ho the woods and then sexuallyuall assaulted her, that is, that is according to police.e. >> our other big story this

. >> we got lots to talk aboutts today but first we want to t start with weather.ther mike thomas gives a sneak a sk peek of what we have in storento today. to >> so far wisdom weda have warmw temperatures out there thisures morning. temperatures around the region in the upper 60's to start the day. that's not bad. another warm oneat but bring the umbrella, maybe some showers and storms later today.or >> all right and erin i knowmsrw problems on the roads already. a >> that's right.>> outer loop completely shutetelys down in temple hills.plhills. i'm going get you around that.ud we're tracking a deadly crash investigation. >> thank you erin. >>> generations of fans shakensa by the death of prince at hist minnesota home. new reports this morning shedding light on what may lig have happened to the icon as his regions of devoteesots gathered together to remember his illustrious career.ar annie yu joining us with the latest. >> reporter: new informationr: is emerging this morning aboutbt prince's final moments and what may have led to the icon's untimely death at justh j 57 degrees old.. l

t >> that's right.harigh >> that's your cue, mikee, me thomas.ou were dazzled by our beauty a i know it. >> it's ladies half hour. h i'm kind of staring at the o screen here. it's going to be absolutelyf o a gorgeous today.bs it's a wonderfulolgo friday andy it's a cool start to the day t d but temperatures later this afternoon back into the 60's.nt' lots of sunshine once again. ain very few clouds. clo not even a rain drop in sight.ig weekend looks fantastic astast well and 80's coming your way ya next week. more details on that. >> okay. >> thank you mike. m >> erin como, i'm sorry, we're e just like loopy this morning aop little bit. we're going get ity together.et traffic hopefully not loopy. >> i'm happy about the commute a as well. metro he is on time. it's going to be a beautifulbe a day and all of our interstates s into the district as you head ha out from -- maybe you'ree coming from annapolis orisr frederick, you're in for a ye ia great ride. i don't want to jinx us but it i like it so far.ar. >> fox5 on top of two breaking k stories in

mike thomas is in annapolis with more. >> reporter: crab cakes and football. that's what maryland does. but the district, virginia and sbar all love their crabs as well. they come from the chesapeake bay cold winters the past several years lingering into spring time have led to a decreasing crab population and an increase in crabbing restrictions. these restrictions which seem to have worked and paid off, according to bran da davis the blue crab program manager who earlier today spoke with me on the findings of their 2016 bluekrub winter dredge survey. >> our numbers this year were good. they were up. our total population is up by about 35%. so more crabs should lead to more crabs getting caught. what we can do is keep harvest at that safe level and give mother nature the best tint to give us as many crabs as she possibly can. >> reporter: crab population has actually been on the rise over the past couple of thanks in part to some milder winters, especially this last winter, one of the warmest of all time around the region. noi that will have a positive effect

. >> if you didn't get a chance to see fox news morning, mike thomas for doing weather, he's notoriousorking in pop culture references into his forecast. it was a good tribute there. >> all right. wisdom is a brave man. >> next at 10:00, the high-tech change coming to a traditional american snack food. charm? we'll be right back. >> if you are renting the american dream, well, it's getting more expensive. home rental prices rising in march. the median price running around $1400 a month with the biggest gains in places like boston and los angeles. and a big recall from fiat chrysler to talk about. the vehicles may roll away after drivers exit. the recall affects several models from the past few years. meantime call it a ford first in china, starting next year the auto maker is bring it's f-150 truck to that country. it is the first time that drivers in china can officially buy this very popular vehicle. >>> and it turns out that breakfast is the most important meal for mcdonald's. the fast food chain seeing its sales boost over the first three months of the year, because of that all-day

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mike: martha thomas won't sign up for beekeeping. >> fishing or something else but not beekeeping. mike: mike carter-conneen, abc7 news. leon: from bees to eaglets. the eaglets have names finally. "freedom" and "liberty." maureen: ahh. leon: that is what we will call them from now on. the names were unveiled at a news conference started by a flyover by a trained eagle. 36,000 people voted in the poll. here we go. live pictures here i can see now. mr. president or the first lady. maureen: taking a break. leon: we don't see anything there. maureen: which is "freedom" and which is "liberty"? erin: up top there is a -- doug: left-hand side of the screen. leon: do we know which is which? maureen: we don't. how will we ever know? leon: how will we know? doug: good question. maureen: philosophical conversation. leon: the mystery goes on. okay. doug: we are in good shape. we look like we will see bad weather north and east and south and west. that is what is happening. we are good to go. start with a live look from oklahoma city. they are on stormwatch in steroids there. they have perfectly

mike thomas has the details --a- is that mike or is it gary mcgrady.gr >> gary mcgrady.ra. >> we're playing musical chairs this morning.ai they'll have details of yourrset weather. erin como has got your trafficrc update on the 5s.te on good morning, i'm maureen umeh in for allison.llison >> and i'm wisdom martin inmarti for steve chenevey. we're going to begin this morning with breaking news onree the outer loop of the beltway o in northern virginia.irgini let's get right now erin como to fill usco in on what's goingi on and how we can get around.d. >> well, it is a nasty morningoi commute.mmute. an overturned vehicle, crashe, a investigation shut down between 123 as you make your way to leesburg pike. pik skyfox just got to this jus location. again they're forcing trafficrct to exit at 123 and you are at aa a standstill back toll bac georgetown pike.geor this is the first view we'rew getting at tat right now and you can seeee they're wiping some debrisng from that stretch of road. seve sral miles of backed upd u traffic literally parked asarke they wait to exit at 123.23 my best advice to

we just sent mike thomas outmas somewhere to see what he couldld something that he claims toms t have well, that moon was beautiful.el >> full moon. they call it the pink moon.k >> do they?he >> yeah. here's where we are inree ar temperatures.at steve mentioned this. >> scary moon. >> all good references.oo >> id got you.ou. 65 degrees here in town now. tow 64 for culpeper.ulpe these are the mild md temperatures. a little bit cooler back outr t to the north and west butnd w still mild there.mildhere temperatures are in the upper 50's. fredericksburg this morning ishi coming in at 62 degrees. let me show you where the rain i has been. bee clouds on top of us now,ow showers back out to the west. t. yes, they're moving in oury'rein direction but initially a lotot of this seems to kind of get of gobbled up and dry up beforep br it gets here, evaporate, ifrate you will, but there could still be a few showers aroundro this morning with some brokenke clouds.clou. temperatures in the mid 60'ses i at 8:00 a.m. a we're lower 70's by lunchtimeune with some showers around and possibly a few scatt

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mike: ducking down low. >> jeff: that was like isaiah thomas and the bad boys sneaking out against the bulls. >> mike: varejao trying to keep it alive and rockets fall. at oracle arena. that's a great analogy. curry had 24 points in that first half. goudelock. though a complete domination, closest they were in the second half was 15, led by double figures most of the game. was an 18-point lead after one. clark drives, shot blocked by capela. picked up by mcdaniels. all right, guys f you're jb bickerstaff, what some of the things you're thinking about to >> jeff: for me, figuring out who you really want to play. beasley played in first half not in the second half. the rockets have so much so many guys who are just sort of one-dimensional or 1 1 1/2-dimensional. >> mark: emphasize the point you got to do it. if we don't do it, we don't have a chance to beat this team. they're the best in the business for a reason. >> mike: a rockets team as clark nails the three-pointer, the rockets during the regular season, they averaged 106.5 per game. fourth in the nba in scoring. and they're not even going to make 80. fant

mike: ducking down low. >> jeff: that was like isaiah thomas and the bad boys sneaking out against the bulls. >> mike: varejaoto keep it alive and rockets fall. game two, monday night back here at oracle arena. that's a great analogy. curry had 24 points in that first half. goudelock. though a complete domination, closest they were in the second half was 15, led by double figures most of the game. was an 18-point lead after one. clark drives, shot blocked by capela. picked up by mcdaniels. all right, guys f you're jb bickerstaff, what some of the things you're thinking about to change or adjust or hope for for game two. >> jeff: for me, figuring out who you really want to play. beasley played in first half not in the second half. the rockets have so much so many guys who are just sort of one-dimensional or 1 1/2-dimensional. >> mark: emphasize the point you got to do it. if we don't do it, we don't have a chance to beat this team. they're the best in the business for a reason. >> mik nails the three-pointer, the rockets during the regular season, they averaged 106.5 per game. fourth in the nba in scoring. and

. >> mike thomas made that forecast.cast >> look at the disclaimor. >> he got the short straw.ho str in early this morninghig but i totally agree.gr. 58 to 85, this is the after school drop-off time for the teo kids.. they're going to want to wear w shorts this morning.sh let them.or it will be a little cool too start, maybe a sweatshirt or something to get going but this afternoon it's going toerno be gorgeous.be g ears temperatures right nowpera just so you know.ju 51 degrees here inst town. tow you've come up to 41 frederickre you've come up to 40 degrees, martinsburg, winchester 45,ter 4 learned ton 52, annapolis 52.ol just a great morning.at morning. sunny skies. sun is up and a lot of bluea lol sky and that's going to beue the trend.en more clouds tomorrow. tor temperatures tomorrow upper 80's. so we're mid 80's at a. today. today. upper 80's tomorrow. torro >> i feel bad. feel i set out pants.ants. i put short sleeves and pantsnd because it's chilly in theit morning. >> it's okay. it's all good. >> look -- loo >> you're make meg feelou'r better. >> you set his clothe out so s

mike: ducking down low. >> jeff: that was like isaiah thomas and the bad boys sneaking out against the bulls. >> mike: varejao keep it alive and rockets fall. game two, monday night back here at oracle arena. that's a great analogy. curry had 24 points in that first half. goudelock. though a complete domination, closest they were in the second half was 15, led by double figures most of the game. was an 18-point lead after one. clark drives, shot blocked by capela. picked up by mcdaniels. all right, guys f you're jb bickerstaff, what some of the things you're thinking about to change or adjust or hope for for game two. >> jeff: for me, figuring out who you really want to play. beasley played in first half not in the second half. the rockets have so much so many guys who are just sort of one-dimensional or 1 1/2-dimensional. >> mark: emphasize the point you got to do it. if we don't do it, we don't have a chance to beat this team. they're the best in the business for a reason. >> mike: a rockets team as clark nails the three-pointer, the rockets during the regular season, they averaged 106.5 per game. fourth in

mike: have to warm up to a little bit . juliet: i went to the rock 'n roll hall of fame rehearsal. i interviewed rob thomas of matchbox 20 and we have a lot of stuff coming up . it was a very cool night . mike: how fun! it's friday. let's get into our friday. let's get you going out the door. >>> 400 out in central park. 36 in monticello. the wind is coming at you with the wind coming in from the southwest. it's more about the wind coming in from the west. it's another breezy day out there. as a quiet start to the day and there is a mixed guy that's partly cloudy here in the tri-state. the area of low pressure has a cold front and moves on.we have a thin layer that keeps us partly cloudy in a small chance of showers to the northwest. 500 by noon and we go through the next five days with a high of 40 . look at the rain and snow chance. there is an area out there as an area process to the it's cold inside tomorrow. the low temperature is 270. all the tulips and daffodils are suffering. let's bring in ines. >> good morning. we start off in the bronx blocking two lanes there. the commute is not too bad on 287.

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mike tobin tells us why from chicago. >> calling him a serial child molester,en angry judge thomas durkin hit former house speaker dennisastert with a sentence more than twice as harsh as what the prosecution called for, 15 months in prison and a mighty fall for a man once two heartbeats away from the presidency. an admired winning wrestling coach. >> mr. hastert's legacy is gone and in its place are a broken humiliated man. that is as it should be. >> the charges to which hastert pleaded were lying to the fbi, and illegally structuring withdrawals of hush money. a motivation was to cover up the abuse of at least five students. one, a former wrestler tearfully testified about years of pain inflicted on his life. the surviving sister of a man hastert admitted he abused. said hastert took her brother's life. not because he died of aids, but because the former coach took his youth and innocence. he did not just mistreat the students, he molested them. >> it's reprehensible that denny hastert acted that way. and i'm grateful that the judge recognized it as such. >> hart of the statement . >> it follows dozens of letters wri

short time we are going to hear what judge thomas durkindecide for this one man , two heartbeats away from the presidency at one time. jon: on a development. mike, thank you. heather: gruesome discovery near the site of the manson family murders. please just identified one of their victims almost 50 years later. plus, donald trump about to give a majorforeign policy speech. down there in washington dc. we are keeping an eye on this and will bring it to live as we get. we want to hear from you. what is your take on the results of last night primaries? our live chat up and running. go to foxnews.com/happeningnow . we will be right back. >> zulu-6-9er... clear for take off. roger that! see ya! we are outta here! woo! when you're living with diabetes. steady is exciting. oh this is living baby! only glucerna has carbsteady, to help minimize blood sugar spikes. that's what i'm talking about! and try new glucerna hunger smart with 15 grams of protein to help you feel full. glucerna. steady ahead. jon: time now for a check crime stories we are keeping an eye on. a former police officer arrested after confessing to shooting and killing his wife. jeffre

thomas. what a win by the warriors tonight in san antonio. with a win wednesday night at oracle the team will break the nba's regular season record for wins. mike shumann is here. do you think they are excited? >> i don't think there is any question. and that they will get the record. the warriors got a historic victory tonight in a place they haven't won in over two decades. they tied the 19956-96 bulls with a win in san antonio. they now have 72 wins. dubs haven't won in san antonio since 1997. 33 straight losses. they were held to only 35 points in the first half while lamarcus aldridge led the way for the spurs with 24 points. but the mvp, steph curry threw down 37, 26 in the second half. dubs ends the record streak of 39 straight wins at home in season. this win goes a long way as they are sure to face off in the western conference finals. hard to get they won't get to the record wednesday night as they are hard to beat at oracle. warrior fans appreciate what's going on here, that this is a historic season we may never see again. complete highlights and react coming up in sports. >> how are you going to beat them when steph has the finger

mike pence. he was unable to get an endorsement. pence is for anyone not named clinton or sanders. meanwhile, john kasich is campaigning pennsylvania for votes. he is dismissing calls to get out of the race. >>> thomasw attacks on clinton. he is trying to recapture much-needed momentum. cnn's ryan nobles is with the sanders campaign in oaks, pennsylvania. >> reporter: miguel and christine, despite the clinton win in new york, not much as changed. sanders continues his campaign schedule and attacks on clinton. sanders had three events on thursday. at each event, he found opportunities to attack clinton. talking about her fundraising techniques and ties to wall street. clinton would like sanders to unify the democratic party. judging by the way sanders talked on the campaign trail on thursday, he feels differently. >> what american politics is about today is candidates running around sitting in mansions listening to the terrible problems the billionaire class has. oh, my god. how can you possibly make it on $5 billion or $10 billion right now? these are really tough times. >> reporter: both campaigns continue on friday. sanders has three events here. clinton returns to the birth place of her father, s

>> reporter: hey, thomas, for the most part we're seeing lots of support for donald trump, particularly here at mike'swe've been talking to voters really throughout the morning and we're finding some of the people who like donald trump might not actually be able to vote for him. take a listen to chris who we talked to earlier this morning. >> the reason i picked donald trump is i feel that all the candidates, they say things they don't mean. if they don't come from new york, they have no right to say anything negative about new york. i am registered democrat, but if i feel that a republican is better, you know. >> reporter: you vote by the candidate, not the party? >> absolutely. >> reporter: now, thomas, here is where -- now, thomas, here is where process actually comes into play. staten island, of course, is the reddest of the five burroughs in manhattan, but of the 280,000 registered voters here, only about 29% are actually republicans, 49% are democrats. by comparison that's very, very red because manhattan, brooklyn, queens are 70 to 78% democrat. it's a lot of democrats like the woman we spoke t

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mike tobin tells us why from chicago. >> calling him a serial child molester,en angry judge thomas durkin hit former house speaker dennisastert with a sentence more than twice as harsh as what the prosecution called for, 15 months in prison and a mighty fall for a man once two heartbeats away from the presidency. an admired winning wrestling coach. >> mr. hastert's legacy is gone and in its place are a broken humiliated man. that is as it should be. >> the charges to which hastert pleaded were lying to the fbi, and illegally structuring withdrawals of hush money. a motivation was to cover up the abuse of at least five students. one, a former wrestler tearfully testified about years of pain inflicted on his life. the surviving sister of a man hastert admitted he abused. said hastert took her brother's life. not because he died of aids, but because the former coach took his youth and innocence. he did not just mistreat the students, he molested them. >> it's reprehensible that denny hastert acted that way. and i'm grateful that the judge recognized it as such. >> hart of the statement . >> it follows dozens of letters wri