. >> july 2000, reporter brian schultz is dispatched to new providence, iowa, to cover the installationnew water tower. >> that looks pretty good, don't it? >> it does. >> getting the water tower was a point of pride for new providence. something they'd been trying to get done for quite a while. so it was quite a big deal. >> new providence raises enough money to purchase its very first tower. the remote town of a little more than 200 people is all abuzz. >> anyone who was at home at the time, they were going to go out and see this happen. >> as local residents gather in the streets, a 150-foot crane rises and successfully lifts the four steel legs into position. >> there were some gentlemen on top of the tank that were attaching these straps to a central point that the crane would lift up. there were a few gentlemen on the ground that were kind of directing them. and there was a gentleman on top of the crane that was waiting for all this to happen. i remember even at the time i was pretty impressed with how cautious they were being. >> we're going for liftoff. >> with two workers poise

kerry sanders, nbc news, providence, rhode island. >>> it's one of the most powerful machines on the planet. a 17-mile-long super conductor worth $7 billion designed to slam particles together at nearly the speed of light. and tonight it's been knocked out of commission by a tiny animal officials at the lab in switzerland say they are experiencing severe electrical problems, and they're pretty sure it's because a weasel chewed through some of the wires. and it could take weeks to fix. >> now to the moment that sent fans of the "west wing" into a frenzy today. a big surprise in the real west wing when actress allison beloved in her role on the long-running hit tv show actually appeared in the white house briefing room, in character. she was there to discuss a serious issue, the opioid epidemic in america and those helping to fight it. >>> you don't see this every day, queen elizabeth trash talking the president and first lady. it was all in jest, of course. the obamas first got it started. they tweeted a video teasing prince harry about the u.s. getting ready to bring it to the invict

new policies. internet plus provides new ways of interacting, and has great potential.episode of "asia insight" shows the new lifestyles chosen by the chinese people and facilitated by the new national policy. pentek is a word that has been gaining attention during the recent years. it combines the word financial and technology. it refers to the services used for information technology, the services commonly used in the u.s. where fintech has taken root. in china, financial services using smartphones began five years ago and have been rapidly expanding in the past three years. ja lei works for an i.t. firm in shanghai. as chief of the beijing branch, he has been going on business trips several times a year. his smartphone has become an irreplacement part of his routine. since online financial services began, jai hardly ever carries around cash. he uses the qr codes of various stores to pay for purchases. ♪ store clerks check customers' phones to finish payment. in china, there is no service charge for deposits within the same bank in a city. but a charge is applied for

the new providers are helping to create maturity around marketplace lending.hat the providers can do is standardize the data and provide transparency in a way we did not have before. cory: ryan, you saw this market really grow. do investors understand what they are buying when they buy this paper that can be created by companies like lending club and others? >> this is institutionalization of the space. people are looking for other things. once you get comfortable with portfolio construction and the actual risk, these are great tools that will allow bigger and bigger amounts to be deployed. cory: how big of investment are we talking about? >> there are all different types. you can have a small family office or a large hold on purchases. some can get larger than $150 million. in the fall the credit market shut entirely. people are still finding very attractive risk adjusted yields. cory: are your folks in a certain niche of borrower or the people who will buy the paper ultimately? >> our focus is on main street business owners, landscapers, dry cleaners, who ar

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this new bill provides a 24-hour wait to get a prescription. the lawmaker behind the bill is aiming to make a point to the male-dominated legislature about the state's abortion laws. >>> the fbi says it will not disclose how it got into the locked iphone used by one of the san bernardino attackers. in a statement the fbi said it did not have enough technical information to make it public. a third party was paid for the method to break into saeed farouk's phone. you'll remember farouk and his >>> the fast food chain testing a healthier chicken mcnugget's recipe without any artificial preservatives. they tested that recipe in oregon and washington. they did not say what's different about the new nuggets other than it's simpler and parents can feel good about them. >>> next we'll take you to bedford hills. a northbound train hit a car on the tracks. no delays but a longer commute. >>> most people at the plane's controls, how much is a pilot accused of having in his system >>> breaking now at 5:30, a mess on the rails tonight after a metro train hi

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. >> reporter: in the berkeley heights new providence area, then this ongoing problem on the lie eastbound right near exit 41. expect lane closures throughout the entire morning as a result. new jersey transit, long island railroad, metro north doing just fine. fast track repair on the one trains, no trains between 96th street and dykeman street until 5:00 a.m. 138th street we have that accident being worked on and street, crews are inspecting the retaining wall. street cleaning rules in effect for today. ken? >>> at 4:55 we need to correct a story we airedded in a story. this is the -- aired in story. this is the correct picture of the person whom police are looking for. detectives say this teen girl stabbed a 13-year-old boy in the stomach last night. it happened after the pair had an argument on a manhattan- bound c train. the victim's condition is stable. >>> the faa is considering a new path when it comes to allowing commercial drones to fly over people. using the aircraft in populated areas is now prohibited but the faa is working to allow small those under 8 ounces would have no res

. >> this new report provides details about what led up to the horrific night including how the driver allegedly caused the crash and times beyond the legal limit intoxication drinking. >> the bartender that served the suspect is no longer working there and the company is taking discipline against some staff members that worked that night and requiring retraining of every employee there. responding officers described suspect luiz ruiska's speech as slurred and declined the field sobriety test explaining he drank too much. he never saw the officer's patrol car. >> the suv that struck him never broke. i don't know how you miss those flashing lights. >> ru iska had a legal lim three times over the legal limit. he said took xanax and started to drink alone. his credit card records told police what he bought. four shots of whiskey and a 25- ounce of beer and then he brought other drinks with cash. >> my wonderful son. >> leeatta's father called hooters an accomplice in his son's death. >> if hooters care, why hasn't the corporate ceo of hooters donated money to madd. >> maryland lack the li

new york live" at 12:30. american workers know how to fight back and rebuild an economy. does she. we need jobs that provide dignity and a bright future. new penalties to stop companies from moving profits and jobs overseas. foatr businesses that create manufacturing jobs, a new tax credit. and let's invest in clean energy jobs, with 500 million solar panels installed by the end of her first term. a real plan to create new jobs and industries of the future. hillary clinton. i'm hillary clinton and i >>> right now, the nypd searching for a man in the bronx who tried to rape a woman. obviously that's video of mark santia who spoke exclusively with the victim who does not want to be identified. surveillance video shows her walking near the corner of webb avenue and ames place. she says he grabbed her, pulled her pants down. she foigt back using her cell phone as a weapon. >> i don't know who is this. i put boom in the face. >> you hit him in the face? >> yeah. >> you can see the surveillance cameras got a good image of the suspect in a nearby restaurant. >>> police also trying to find a brooklyn boxer and acto

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>> reporter: new york providing a home field advantage for donald trump and hillary clinton. the brash son of queens and the adopted daughter of westchester both expect to win tomorrow. both need a victory to reset after a rough patch. >> there's so much that i admire about mr. trump. >> reporter: rex ryan, quarterbacked trump's final new york rally upstate. >> we are going to bring buffalo back. we're going to bring new york back. and we're going to bring the united states of america back. [ cheering ] >> reporter: the audience politely ignored it when trump flubbed the date of the 9/11 terror attacks. >> because i was down there, and i watched our police and our firemen down at 7-eleven, down at the world trade center right after it came down. >> reporter: trump looks to get his campaign back on track after losing four in a row to ted cruz, who campaigned in maryland. >> if i'm the nominee, we win the general election. key swing states. >> reporter: john kasich held rallies upstate and knocked trump for negativity. >> he feeds into their fears, drives them very negative and

i will see you tonight at the show in providence. >>> new at 11:00. a person found inside a burning house. authorities say that the crews got the fire in the 2100 block under control around 8:45 tonight and then found someone inside. that person was taken to the hospital, we are working to learn their condition. >> and an investigation is under way after an 83-year-old woman was found shot to death in her philadelphia home. police were called to the house this afternoon. they found the victim with two gun shot wounds to the chest. police confirm her husband was home at the time, and the gun was found there. no one has been arrested. >>> did you get caught in this? tonight, traffic's moving again in center city after hours of protests. demonstrators walking down broad street during the height of evaning rush. randy, there were messages out there during the demonstration. >> yeah, multiple groups are converging here on city hall, some part of black lives matter and the majority demanding a pay raise for those in philadelphia that make just $7 or $8 an h

action with private industry and with labor and with the local communities to find new jobs, to retrain workers, to provide for new industries, and to diversify the economy. it is equally true that a government has a responsibility, not the total responsibility, but a responsibility to the total economy of the nation, and when you break that down, you make it into the respective jurisdictions such as our states. now, west virginia's problems, as i indicated in my opening statement, are characteristic of this country. in fact, i might say that i wish that the television camera that has become so much a part of the american scene would not only focus upon certain areas of west virginia where there is unemployment and distress, but that it would find its way into parts of new york city and philadelphia and baltimore and boston and, yes, minneapolis, and chicago, to look into those slums where people live in metropolitan areas in conditions that are incredible, and yet we have a government that says we have prosperity. i must say without arguing with my associate from massachusetts that we have been taught in

your 24/7 destination for breaking celebrity news. >> travel consideration provided by -- >> love first ever. and a good one. he is doing car karaoke selena gomez. with you you have to wait until late june to see it. >> that whole thing is so good. check out selena looking amazing. showing her tattoo arabic that translates to love yourself first. doesn't that sound familiar? >> yes, it does. ♪ oh, baby you should just love yourself ♪ . >> justin with those words in his song. >> selena rocking her bikini. what she has it say about it. >> i'm just so confident and comfortable. i feel more free than ever felt in my whole life. >> hope he is listening. > probably is. bye everybody. the "insider," counting down the biggest stories tracking today. >> number one, beyonce's plus size controversy. >> the beginning of something excitin >> queen bee's cloth shelves but stopped at size 12. did she cut out the curvy girls? how her line compares t a-listers' workout wear. >> we should be honoring all of our bodies. >> then is lindsay l engaged? the former wild child's party days could be over. her mo

government workers get up to 12 weeks of paid leave, new york and new jersey provide partial pay for 12 weeks, san francisco's new measure requires one more formal vote and a signature from its mayor who says he will sign it. small businesses are fighting the measure and they say they cannot afford it. let's talk business with fox. with news that new york needs another starbucks. >> reporter: what is your coffee of choice? the place to go to buy it? juliet: i share between starbucks and dunkin' donuts. ben: i generally bring from home. >> reporter: there has been more trendy coffee shops popping up in certain parts of the city like the meatpacking business in chelsea. the rebuttal shows the art of coffee, they are all over the place and starbucks is opening a 20,000 ft. shop at 61, ninth in chelsea at 15th st. where those coffee shops are and it will be the biggest shop ever, bigger -- what do you do with all that space? you introduce customers, let baristas and it can happen. ben: almost like a winery. it sounds better. juliet: if you ever had coffee beans and tea leaves. >> reporter

we need jobs that provide new penalties to stop companies from moving profits for businesses that create manufacturing jobs, a new tax credit. and let's invest in clean energy with 500 million solar panels her first term. a real plan to create new jobs and industries of the future. hillary clinton. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. welcome back. let's get you up and running. we are having a clear sky north at 10 miles per hour. pressure is rising and it's building in. we will have clear skies for a while so enjoy it . a lot of sunshine so put your umbrellas away. 430 in philly and 33 in albany. 41 in boston and 300 and buffalo with a mainly clear sky. not only here in the tri-state but beyond. we expand the view out and we will see a lot of sunshine out there with a clear sky , pretty much as we get your day started. showers from yesterday have reserved and we will see it's a quiet day out there. only thing we see is a few high-class from time to time. that's about it . 480 and the high temperature goes up to 570. close to the normal high 59.64 on friday and low just a hair

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new protection for those that came here. texas is leading the effort involving 26 states, arguing they will have to carry the burden of providing new services to potentially millions of illegal immigrants. >> this is not prosecutorial discretion, this is changing the law to a different situation. >> reporter: and congress will argue that the president is in essence rewriting the law, by letting the basic tenet of the constitution, but the white house says he is within his authority. >> the executive authority is entirely consistent with executive authority that president reagan and president george w bush exercised. >> reporter: both sides of the immigration debate, all of this happening during an unusual time at the supreme court. the death of justice scalia means the court could deadlock, and this could scuttle the president's plans. the justices have all types of options, ultimately they could determine that texas and the other states do not have the right to sue. we should have a decision sometime in june. at the supreme court, fox news. >> all of the presidential candidates canned -- campaigning in new york over the weeken

they show that in a time of complex, driven crisis, functional surroundings can exist, and provide newy dwellers. in the words of her husband, maintaining a livable environment has now become one of america's greatest challenges. president johnson: mrs. johnson, and mrs. lassiter, and there are many other hard-working colleagues, put some playground equipment and the schoolyards, and improved the neighborhood parks. i think their shovels dig deep into the future of this land. those shovels, while digging deep, are changing the lives of our children. these efforts are what history will remember us by. ♪ >> c-span, created by america's television companies and brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> this weekend on "american artifacts" we visit the pulitzer prize for graphs gallery. this year marks the centennial of this award. here's a preview. ruby shoots lee harvey 1964. in the photographer worked for the dallas times herald. presidentination of kennedy is burned into the consciousness of most americans of a certain age. he was part of the motorcade covering that visit

families have more when it comes to finding affordable internet because at&t announced its new plan to provide discounted internet access as low as five $5 to low income families. any home where one person receives food stamps is eligible. the offer is part of an agreement at&t made with the fcc as part of last year's direct v merger. and the carrier attributes low fares to a number of issues including low cost. >>> all four major airlines including american, united delta, and southwest are offering lower fares for this year. the industry is benefitting from the drop in fuel costs. >>> more to come on kron4 news at 11:00. a young 3-year-old girl made headlines with her love of garage day, we'll tell you why after the break. >>> in illinois a little girl's birthday is -- her favorite day is trash day when she gets to wave at the neighborhood garbage man. but this year was her birthday. she wanted to wrap up a cup cake and give it to the man she always waves to. this man explained that seeing her was his favorite part of the day. even leaves his morning meetings in a hurry to make sure he's able

they show that in a time of complex, driven crisis, functional surroundings can exist, and provide newellers. in the words of her husband, maintaining a livable environment has now become one of america's greatest challenges. president johnson: mrs. johnson, and mrs. lassiter, and there are many other hard-working colleagues, put some playground equipment and the schoolyards, and improved the neighborhood parks. i think their shovels dig deep into the future of this land. those shovels, while digging deep, are changing the lives of our children. these efforts are what history will remember us by. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] secretary, we proudly get 72 of our delegate about to the next president -- votes to the next president of the united states. [applause] ♪ eastern, wet 10:00 will look at some of the speeches by president obama during his two terms at the white house correspondents dinner. this year will mark his fina

news. >> travel considerations provided by. >> this weekend we'll ha full tribute to prince on e.t.gone way too soon. good night everybody. ♪ now at eight an embarassing failure for bart as one of its brand new rail cars overshoots a test track and ends up in a dirt pile whoosh i think for him, he doesn't want anyone to mourn, knowing him, he wants everyone to celebrate one day after prince's death: tributes to the fallen icon. and new information about what police found at home. whoosh we are tracking the storm that swept through the bay area. stay with us for the weekend weather outlooks whoosh they are out on the freeway. and they are not looking at the road. stanley roberts rides with the highway patrol as they track down distracted drivers. this is a full hour of your choice for prime time news. now at 8. a dead end for the new bart train. >> catherine:after ending up in a pile of dirt during a test today. good evening i'm catherine heenan we first brought you this story on kron-4 news at 5. kron-4's charles clifford joins us live now from hayward. chuck what do we know about t

they show that in a time of complex, driven crisis, functional surroundings can provide new opportunitieshe words of her husband, maintaining a livable environment has now become one of america's greatest challenges. president johnson: mrs. johnson, and mrs. lassiter, and there are many other hard-working colleagues, put some playground equipment and the schoolyards, and improved the neighborhood parks. i think their shovels date deep dig deep into the future of this land. those shovels, while digging deep, are changing the lives of our children. are what history will remember us by. ♪ announcer: this weekend, the ur, hostedies to by comcast, takes you to tuscaloosa, alabama to showcase the literary culture of the city , which is home to the university of alabama. we will visit archaeological sites and learn how the native american culture lived from the 11th century to the 15th century. >> welcome to mount dale archaeological park. this was the largest city north of mexico and contains the flat-topf about 30 mounds. we are standing at mt. b, the largest amount in alabama, containing abou

the president told new employees the crisis provides a chance for bold changes. >>> sales of new vehicles in japan have dropped. industry groups say 4.93 million units were sold in the fiscal year that ended in march. it's down 6.7%. first time that the sales have failed to reach its mark. >>> that's it for business news. i'm going to leave you with the markets. >>> officials with amnesty international say migrant workers for the 2022 world cup have been abused. it's based on interviews with more than 200 laborers including those refurbishing one of the stadiums. 0 >> many workers are deceived about the type of work they will be doing. that's very common. or even more common the salary that they will earn. we've seen some workers going many months witithout being pai. having worked extremely long hours in very, sometimes very harsh conditions. >> the group says the qatari government and fifa failed to take measures to fix the situation. qatari officials have questioned the rereport. they say its research is limited and not representative of the entire workforce. fifa officials say many ch

news close to that event. one thing we'll be waiting to hear is what south korea learns from the intelligence officer. he could provide new insights into one of the world's most secretive countries. >>> you're watching nhk "newsline". finance leaders from 20 major economies want to crackdown on a practice that's costs countries billions of dollars. gene otani that's the details along with other top business headlines. >>> finance ministers and central bank governors from the group of 20 nations will talk about targeting tax evasion when they meet this week. they are one pressure to do more following revelations that some of the world's richest and most powerful people have been hiding their wealth in offshore havens. many or outraged by the details contained in what's called the panama papers. >> translator: the g-20 delegates who will be talking about ways to prevent tax evasion when they meet this week in washington. from the beginning, japan has taken a leading role in the debate on this issue. and we'll continue to do so. >> aso mentioned an initiative that requires authorities in some countries to share details a

the new dredging will provide channel depth of 45 feet putting philadelphia in league with other majort coast rivals. >> going to deepen that river and get these boats up and down and give new york a hell of a tussle. >> reporter: 500,000 containers come into philadelphia's port each year. completion of the dredging will allow larger slips to come into the port, ultimately raising capacity here to two and a half to 3 million containers a year meaning the job demand will double with wages averaging more than $30 an hour. >> we're going create 10,000 good family sustaining jobs right here in this port. >> reporter: the experts say that dredging here will be completed in 2018. that will coincide with completion of the dredging now being done on the panama canal. all of this the experts say will have a dramatic positive impact on all the eastern ports of the united states. in south philadelphia, i'm vernon odom channel6 "action news. >> subaru is fulfilling its promise to create jobs in the camden area by starting with an investment in the future. the car company has joined forces with the

additional funding is provided by new man's own foundation, donating all profits from new man's food products to charity and nourishing the common good, the ford foundation and the efforts and excellence in journalism foundation, the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, from washington, moderator, again i zhrep fill. gwen: two slightly different fights broke out this week as each side used the backdrop of the upcoming new york primary to begin re-examining long range strategy. for bernie stand sanders, it was an opportunity to get tougher with hillary clinton. >> she has been saying lately that she thinks quote, unquote, not qualified to be president. [crowdboroing] in ell, let me just say response to secretary clinton, i don't believe that she is qualified if she is -- [crowd cheering] if she is through her superpac, taking tens of millions of dollars in special interest funds. gwen: sanders backed down a little bit later in the week saying it was clinton who started it. sound familiar. clinton sug

we need jobs that provide dignity and a bright future. new penalties to stop companies from moving profits and jobs overseas. for businesses that create manufacturing jobs, a new tax credit. and let's invest in clean energy jobs, her first term. a real plan to create new jobs and industries of the future. hillary clinton. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. . >>> new video of a plane crash, a huge plane was moving an empty air passenger jet when that plane crashed sending it to the ground, the plane was being moved for training purposes there were no injuries reported. >>> emergency crews rescued anne rogers after being stranded in the arizona desert for 9 days, reporting on the 72- year-old's quick thinking that helpedded save her life. >>> weak, disoriented but alive. this was the end of anne rogers remarkable journey. the 72-year-old got lost. her car ran out of gas and power. remote stretch of the arizona wilderness. >> i waited until sun up the next morning hoping a truck, a car, anybody, anything would go by even a stere, i

news. >> you provided us the perfect transition because we are talking about u.s.a kicking off his visit in the eu. he's expected to reiterate support a bit later today. jeff also had the chance to ask mario draghi to weigh in himself at the ecb press conference. draghi said the uncertainty in the lead up to the referendum would continue to have significant impact in the markets. >> let me state unequivocally that we view the participation of the uk to the european union as mutually beneficial. and will continue to say so in the coming weeks. certainly, the discussion about this possibility has already produced some significant consequences on the markets. for example an appreciation of the sterling. quite significant. we do expect a continuation of market volatility. certainly until the referredeen. is it enough to endanger the local economy? the assess of our is that the risk of this happening is limited. >> we just heard draghi answering jeff's question saying that the impact would be limited of a brexit of a recovery. do you agree? >> no i do not. heightened vo

in afghanistan where there were anticorruption efforts underway and that the new york times later revealed the cia was providing tens of millions of dollars per month to president, karzai. it is ironic that the united states government prosecutes businesses for paying bribes to foreign officials while the united states government pays bribes to foreign officials for whatever reason it may be. in a lot of cases i am sure us officials would contest the idea that military assistance is a bribe but in some cases, in the case of egypt and the camp david accord it was a very clear exchange, approximately $1 billion a year in military assistance in return for living up to the camp david accord which is why it is so difficult to leverage egypt with us international assistance because egypt is doing what you asked for, doing what you paid us to do. the other really important point about the quote you just read is from the perspective of foreign government official they are getting a variety of different signals from the us government. take the government of honduras the just saw the assassination of a celebrated environ

libraries response abilities require the preservation of millions of items in traditional and new media. provide program to reading material to the blind and handicapped. could you give us a short list of some of your priorities? dr. hayden: it has been mentioned, and thank you for bringing up the list of responsibilities and also referring to one of the biggest i am very, but pleased to know that this part has been advanced, making sure the library has the technology infrastructure to accomplish this many roles, particularly with the copyright office and modernizing all of its operations. the expansion of the helpological capacity will in not only preserving and making the materials in the the expensive collection available, but also stabilizing in making the copyright office's up your -- office secure. i mentioned i had a number of artists and creators in my family and i know the importance of copyright in making sure that people enjoy the content but also respect the people who created. >> thank you. second, the national library service provides important services to blind and went-disabled r

news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the heavens provided a fitting back drop for the news: rain fell as word came that prince had died today, suddenly and unexpectedly at his home near minneapolis. and soon the tributes poured in for one of the most popular recording artists of all time. "purple rain" alone sold more quoting prince, stevie nicks tweeted, "this is what it sounds like when doves cry." dean reynolds begins our coverage. >> reporter: music fans were gone to the artist's famous paisley park home and recording study yes as word of his death rippled around the world. >> we need medical at paisley park, 7001 audubon road. person down, not breathing. >> reporter: it was 9:43 a.m. when emergency services responded to a call from the star's address. police say prince was found unresponsive inside an elevator while paramedics performed c.p.r., they were unable to revive him. at 10:07, he was pronounced dead at the age of 57. he had been battling illness over the last few weeks, forcing him to cancel two shows this month. purple rain purple rain he felt well enough to perform a week ago, and it would be

new satellite images provided to fox news show china has deployed fighter jets to one of the contested islands. the images also show china is strengthening its surface to air missile system they are. the move comes as secretary of defense ash carter heads to the philippines to discuss rising tensions in the region. for moral all this let's bring in gordon cheney, an analyst and the author of the coming collapse of china.we have a lot of different parts in play here. begin by explaining to people at home the contested islands. this specific chain, the one in question is woody island which is the largest of them.>> woody island is the largest in the paracel's. it's an archipelago and there are two big archipelagoes in the south china sea. the paracel's are in the north and the spratly's which will get more attention are in the south of what the chinese have done is put their j 11's which are advanced writers on woody island and also put fire control systems for their hq nine air defense systems. this means china will try to prevent other nations from airspace in the south china sea. basi

new satellite imagery provided exclusively to fox news shows these two chinese fighter jets that are remarkably similar to american f-15th on on woody island. the chinese have already placed surface-to-air missile systems on the disputed islands. i'll take it up, discussing china's provocations with house armed serves committee member congressman duncan hunter. congressman hunter, also co-chair of the trump campaign's house leadership committee. >>> and house speaker paul ryan today declared he won't permit his name to be put forward for president. this after weeks of seemingly fueling the speculation himself. ryan saying today he does not want nor will he accept the republican nomination. however, speaker ryan still managed to criticize those who are running and in an unprecedented manner insisted personal policy agenda should be considered equal to that of the party's presidential nominee. >> politics today, it tends to drift towards personality contests, not policy contests. insults get ink more than ideas. but we still owe it to the country to show what we want do if given a mand

. >> report turnout is expected today for the new york state provide marry, both donald trump and hillarynton are leading by double digits. experts say the results could wrap up the race for each party's nomination if the leads hold. here is the story. >> bernie sanders may have the momentum. >> we have won eight out of the >> we have won eight out of the last nine caucuses and primaries [ inaudible ] >> a loss by continue points means he will need to win 80% of the remaining delegates to clinch the nomination and hillary clinton could be ahead but the former new york senator still made eight campaign stops across new york. >> i am not taking anyone for granted. >> across i'll, republican presidential candidate donald trump is riding a huge lead but reminding supporters to get out and vote. >> we have to vote. cruz is way, way down in the polls. >> new york is has been promising for the two frontrunners and, in fact, the other candidates have moved on to other states but donald trump and clinton are the only two staying tonight to much at the results come in. >> a warning this morning for

. >> a new study from career builder .com is providing some promising news.the survey found 67% of employers plan graduates this year. and that's the highest amount since 2007. career builders michael irwin. >> there are more jobs out there. companies have more cash. so they are willing to bring more people on. and we are also seeing that people are feeling more comfortable with retiring. and as they leave the work force, that is opening a lot more doors for people coming in as entry level. >> one-third of businesses are also planning to offer college grads more money this year. especially in certain fields. >> companies say they are looking for grads with degrees in business. computers, and engineering, and math. >> those are the specialty areas. those are the areas that continue to have that skills gap. and employer are having a hard time filling them. so if you are coming out in those areas, you will have an easy time. >> serena didn't study one of those fields. she wants to be a social worker. >> my fingers are crossed right now. >> she is hoping to hear

young people all the way to disconnected youth in whatever stage they are today in new rochelle, we're looking to provide those resources. because in new rochelle we have an abundance of resources, but it's all about connecting the dots. if we do nothing else, i think we've immeasurably changed lives. but we also look to create new practicematic efforts to hone in on some of the deficiencies we do see. >> a couple of the programs or some of the exercises or events to share with the community? >> well, one of the things we brother's keeper ambassadors program at the high school. so we've assembled a group of young men with the specific purpose of taking leadership and serving as role models and mentors to their peers. we also have a partnership with westchester community college where we are taking courses that they're offering in math and english, students who take those courses will then be exempt from entering remedial coursework if they enter college. >> oh, wow. >> so it's a very, very powerful program. i mean, there are many other programs. the thing about my brother's keep or, we're activating exis

provides a power clean base power option. investment in new technology has artie happened, with nuclear power. again, that is why we have introduced this bill, time for congress to ensure th the nrc provides a framework so that investors can prepare to apply for licensing technology. it requires the nrc establish regulatory frameworks for issuing licenses for reactor technology. but it also requires a scheduled to implement of the framework by 2019. safety in nuclear is a number one goal of the regulatory framework. it ensures that we have this framework to safely regulate the nuclear industry. also requires collaboration in advancing new technology, national laboratories to provide the testing of new nuclear technology on federal lands, and the option to look at public-private partnerships between the doe and the private sector companies interested in investing in the future of nuclear. these testing opportunities allow for demonstration of technologies that nrc has not been licensing for the last four years. ms. chairman, i greatly appreciat

responsible >> reporter: tonight, the fbi agents who cracked the case using this chilling video, provide new details and show how it was done. >> he was hidden in plain sight. >> reporter: for the first 24 hours, the agents could not pick out the man they were looking for -- this man. then, this still picture came in on day two, and at the site of the bomb was this backpack, and nearby, the man in the white hat. >> that was the a-ha moment, this is who we're looking for. >> reporter: putting the surveillance video in reverse, agents then spotted white hat with another man, black hat. but tamerlan and dzhokhar tsarnaev. but they would not be stopped for two more days. >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: only after one police officer was killed -- >> officer down. officer down. >> reporter: and a wild shootout with police left one of the bombers dead. the remaining bomber hid for 17 hours in this boat, until the owner discovered him and called 911. >> i have a boat in my yard, there's blood all over the inside. there's a person in the boat. >> i just looked in the boat. >> reporter: within a few

. >> reporter: this new surveillance video, possibly providing answers about what may have led to the road rage shooting death of former nfl star, will smith, the video obtained by abc news shows a hummer matching the description of the vehicle of cordel hayes. it was bumped by a car resembling smith's suv. the hummer pulls over and the suv keeps driver and then the hummer apparently following. just blocks away smith is shot and killed. >> this was not some situation where my client hunted down mr. smith. >> hayes attorney maintains his client was not the aggressor, prior to the actions, my client was involved in a hit and run, and someone hit him, and the person failed to pull over and my client trailed behind this person in an effort to get their license number and my client called 911, while he is on the phone with 911 that is when the three car accident occurs. >> police claims hayes shot smith several times in the torso and back following an argument over hayes rear ending smith's attorney. his wife also injured in the gun fire screaming out at the scene is expected to recover. >