paul miller and his fiancie use their firefighting coats to have their names stenciled. it's against the rules to use pictures of their gear on social media so that they could be suspended. they say they did not know about the role and they removed removes the picture right away any >> is it really that damaging query. >> let's ask curtis . >> it took all that time to talk about a two hour but what about meekly the 59th st. bridge and i know has gives me two seconds. there was a truck that blew up and there were firefighters. they said they were two guys there. >> you did not see a little car right there at the base when you come out into the city creek i joe by this morning and i miss my turn. but i was playing with his mouth open. >> you are such a ditzy blonde. >> you don't care about me >> the firefighters just mentioned managed to me and i try not to do it. don't make this mistake. you will dread it. she is an expert. this diva girl can tell you don't get married! >> just don't marry the wrong person. >> you go through the express line at the pathmark at walmart. >>

paul miller and his fiance staged their fire fighting coats as props. they were threatened with suspension for violating department rules which ban photos that can link anyone back to the department. we have learned that the social media policy has been revised. >>> happening today septa is carrying out a second round of scheduled changes on the regional rail lines. the changes that go into effect today are an effort to improve weekend reliability. customers can find the new schedules by finding 10, 2016 scheltdz at 6abc.com. >>> local law enforcement agencies are working to make their law enforcement departments look like the communities they serve. >> reporter: daniel williams and his girlfriend are looking for jobs in law enforcement. they brought their 8-month-old son along as part of the search. >>> somebody got shot around the corner from me, i don't want my kids to be in that type of situation. >> reporter: everyone was welcomed to the first annual police diversity fair at bright hope baptist church. minority and women were encouraged to attend.

paul miller, banking analyst over at fbr. sara?of the biggest banks have failed the living will test. we've been following the details on this one. kayla, how big of a deal is this? >> it's a pretty big deal. six years from the implementation of dodd/frank and still half of the banks have objected. they haven't done so in a thorough enough manner, authorities have said today. the plans that were outright objected to were -- worth noting plans from morgan stanley and goldman sachs, they had flaws but the agencies didn't say whether to reject them. they have until october 1st to address the shortcomings and if they fail to do so they could be forced and havely. s placed on their growths. they told reporters, some, quote, difficult choices may be necessary to comply and while no two banks' issues were exactly the same, some were around derivative exposure, governance and capital positions. jp missouri began and jamie dimon as you were discussing this morning said they would do everything possible to fix the problem but highlighted the

let's bring in for analysis paul miller who joins us from fbr capital markets. eye of the storm for many people. do you think stocks could -- forgive me, david cameron just got to his feet in london. >> yesterday i published all the information in my tax returns, not just for the last year but for the last six years. i've given additional information about money inherited and given to me by my family so the people can see the sources of income i have. my salary, the benefit in kind of living at number 10 downing street, the support my wife and i have received as leader of the conservative party, the renting out of our london home, the interest on the savings i have. since 2010 i've not owned any shares or investments. the publication of a prime minister's tax information in this way is unprecedented but i think the right thing to do. let me be clear i'm not suggesting this should apply to all mps. there is published information to the shadow chancellor. this begs the question however the tax information should go. mr. speaker, i think there's a strong case for t

let's bring in fdr capital's paul miller.n, politics aside, the market itself often has a way of self correcting. it seems this bank model is not working. do you expect one or more of the banks we just mentioned to break themselves up because it's simply doesn't pay to be structured how they are? >> i think what you talk about is the big four, citi, bank of america, j.p. morgan. not so much wells fargo. they're a simpler bank. but i think that's what -- that's all dealing with the fed and a lot of the regulators want. but the government is not going to do it themselves. they're going to make it uncomfortable for them to operate and take away -- they have to simplify themselves to the point where the return on capital does not reach their cost of capital. i don't think it's going to happen any time soon. i think as long as you have the ceo, chairman of the board, these banks are not going to break up. i think as these managemen teams move on and as the boards start to realize that cost of capital is not going to get that high,

miller. thanks for watching. goodnight from st. paul, minnesota. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> i'm darcy spencer live in northeast where police are on the scene of a broad daylight shooting. a live report ahead. >>> right now, authorities have wrapped up a news conference about the execution-style murders in ohio. now what we >>> you just saw dallas beat minnesota, but the game everyone is talking about around here is the caps clinch the series against the flyers. >> announcer: news 4 at 6:00 starts now. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm erika gonzalez. a man last night became the 33rd homicide victim so far this year. right now, darcy spencer is live on the scene in northeast where another man was shot in broad daylight. darcy? >> reporter: erika, d.c. police detectives have been going in and out of this apartment building for the last three and a half hours. we have been able to confirm that a man was shot and wounded. he's alive at this point. we don't have his age,

paul? >> reporter: officer garrett gre miller had absolutely nobsy n reaction to the judge's rulingul todayproceeding thatceg lasted just about five minutes.n here's the issue.ss the state's highest court ruled last month that an officer canic be compelled with limited wh l immunity to testify againstñ ht fellow officers even though he himself is facing c so today gary william the judgee said he will have to testify iny a trial next month.on that's officer garrett miller ir the navy blue suit.ui the man in the middle. mide. he's one of two officers whoersw arrested freddie gray in westt baltimore last april, is chargeg the with second degree assault,, reckless endangerment and two at counts of misconduct.. city prosecutors now want him tt testify against edward nero.er the officer who made the arrestt with him as well as against lieutenant brian rice whorian ro scheduled to go on trial in july. in the only trial to take placep so far, a jury in december coulc not reach a verdict againstst officer william porter. p since then, the state's highestt court has ruled city prosecutoro can compel

miller. thanks for watching. goodnight from st. paul, goodnight from st. paul, minnesota. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> you hear three different gunshots right after everybody went hiding. >> hundreds of worshippers take cover as a sunday church service in montgomery county is shattered by gun fire. when it was over one man was dead. authorities say it was a fellow church member who pulled the trigger. >> good evening. i'm denise nakano. what led to the violence and whether charges will be fileda, genst the gunman. the shooting happened during services at keystone fellowship church in north wales montgomery county. nbc 10's lauren mig has been gathering information. you spoke to a woman who was inside the church at the time of the shooting. >> reporter: that's right, denise. she tells me this is a non-denominational church and everyone is welcome and they were worshipping inside here when it happened. >> inside the keystone fellowship church in north wales, was there music laying. >> it was like champagne bottles. >>

miller. thanks for watching. goodnight from st. paul, minnesota. -- captions by vitac -- >>> "news 4 new york" new york begins with breaking news. >> right now at 6:00, a car runs down and kills a 4-year-old boy playing outside with his family. i'm natalie pass karel la. >> and i'm rob schmitt. a family mourning the loss of that young boy playing outside his home when he was hit by a car. >> we just spoke to his family. just devastating. what are they telling you? >> reporter: the family is in shock. they were enjoying the nice weather outside on this sunday. a lot of kids in this neighborhood, a lot of people spending time outside and the family tells me police have not confirmed ed ed but avery died from his injuries. this is a picture the family shared with me moments ago. they say he just celebrated his birthday a few weeks ago, his 4th birthday. the family is trying to figure out how this happened. they said they were playing outside when avery ran into the avery was taken to a hospital where according to his family he died from hi

you had the trump strategist paul manafort calling them cruz's tactics. we had stephen millerthe trump campaign on a few minutes ago saying the process was undemocratic. what's your response? >> well, you pointed it out. all of these states and territories submitted plans last year as to how they would allocate their delegates. that process was made to every campaign starting last year. candidates and campaigns shouldn't be surprised as to how the allocation or the selection of those allocated delegates works. it is up to them to win a state and go in and fight to have their slate or delegates get elected. there's two differences. number one n states where a candidate has won the delegates, then it comes down to a person that gets selected. if that person that selected is bound by whatever the state rules are, so trump wins a delegate in a state and then someone else, someone runs for that slot, the selection of that, regardless of who that person they are bound to vote for the candidate that was allocated. in colorado, they talk about having a convention since last year. ever

the clippers couldn't overcome the loss of chris paul and lake griffin losing support when 198-98 last night. damien millerthe fourth quarter. the blazers are up 3 games to two and could close it out in portland. the charlotte hornets stunned the miami heat 92-88 in game 5 of the eastern conference. courtney lee the 3-pointer with 25 seconds left, the hornets have won three straight games with a 3 games to two lead in a clincher on friday night. lauren: let's get a look at your thursday forecast. janice dean is here. if there is release in central states after tornadoes wreaked havoc. >> people need to be on alert because we have dynamics in place, april is the transition month, april and may, and tornadoes, you see the clash of the two air masses, cold enough for heavy snow across the rockies and this warm unstable hermas in the moisture, no let up for days of the severe threat. let's look at the last 24 hours, the storm system moving through, a dozen reports of tornadoes yesterday on top of what we saw the day before that. hundreds of reports of hail and damaging winds. you can see reports of tornadoes f

i want to bring the conversation to miller, being the senior advisor to the pack and i want to start with the news about paul ryan. is there a a pro-cruz organization? >> i thought it would be a big stretch but here's the deal. open conventions to gubernatorial open conventions, you don't know what's going to happen. i think we have a role here on the anti-trump side to galvanize delegates who do not want to support donald trump towards the best alternative and i think we've said for a long time it seems like cruz is the most likely, but you'll see what happens at a convention setting. >> the anti-trump organizations that had success in wisconsin. some said spiking the football after seeing ted cruz win there and defeating donald trump, why not spend a dime in new york for the organization? >> sure, i disagree with mark's assessment. mark's throwing around, well, if they just put in a million dollars into a congressional district, you could save some delegates. there are big media market states left. new york, maryland, california. this is an expensive endeavor. so what we need to do is figure out where's th

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overwhelming for trump and chairman jeff miller, veteran affairs committee in the house is endorsing donald trump. he met before about foreign policy. he seems to be on board. paulanafort of the trump campaign was at this meeting on capitol hill and said that the members of congress who attended doubled from last week going from eight to 16 and they expect more endorsements to come this week. man afort also told me ted cruz's selection of carly fiorina was an act of desperation and the nail in the coffin for the cruz campaign was tuesday and indiana they feel good about but ted cruz cannot win in nomination. that echos what chris collins, trump's first congressional backer said from new york. take a listen how he makes light of what ted cruz has done recently. >> indiana will be the last nail in ted cruz's coffin, so to speak. we saw the desperation yesterday and heard the terms trying to grab the news cycle for one day in nominating or choosing carly fiorina as his running mate, did very poorly in presidential and in california. that was all desperation. donald trump is rock solid in indiana. he's surging. the momentum is behind him. people want to support a wi

miller, senior at viefr to donald trump. thank you for having all of you on today. stephen, i want to start with you, any sigh of relief with paul ryan taking his name out of the contention? >> only one candidate will go to the convention with the most delegates, popular votes and primary wins and that is going to be donald jchl trump. i would make the point that ted cruz's campaign rests on disenfranchisement. he has no democratic path to the nomination. he has won three primaries outside of his home state. the only way he can win, only way he can win is anned inner deal like the cancelled election in colorado and the last thing i will say about this if disenfranchisement is on the issue, one to off shore jobs, support uncontrolled migration. these are the policies destroying middle class and that donald trump will stop once and for all. >> ken, i imagine you disagree that donald trump is the only credible candidate for the convention. >> wow. he's already a sore loser. we haven't even beat him yet, though i expect we will. i think the news today isn't really news. paul ryan isn't running and was never going to parachute in. no

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