last year a prince george's county woman also died after cosmetic surgery went wrong in queens, new york. presumptive gop nominee donald trump is trying to fend off a new controversy, or maybe he leaked it. we don't know. he says the newly resurfaced reap porting -- recording of a man sounding like him is not him. from 1991 comeas in interview conducted by "people" magazine. donald trump's spokesman, john miller. >> frankly, he gets called by everybody. >> he sounds like he is sorry he made the call. it was a joke that went awry. kimberly: they say that trump called her and admitted it was him all along, but 25 years later he adamantly denies he was posing as a spokesman. the woman says she is outraged by the denial. hundreds of houston-area residents are trying to get settled after flooding left them without a place to live. 17,flooding started april and many of the victims have been staying in motels ever since, paid for by the greater houston storm relief fund. today, the city stopped picking up the tab. fema should begin paying for permanent victims who checked out of their motel roo

last year a maryland woman died after a botched cosmetic surgery in queens, new york.nrightening prom night massachusetts, nearly ruined when 10 teenagers were headed to their prom and a stretch limo when it suddenly caught fire on friday the 13th, no less. before the limo turned into a raging inferno. >> it started to get really big and it looked like it would explode. see grabbed my jacket to what was going on in there was a fire right away. kimberly: the driver tried to get it out with his coat. that did not work. the teenagers were picked up by other prom goers who were riding by trolley. everything turned out to be ok, except for the white stretch limo. scary. josh: they are lucky that they got out. kimberly: what is happening right now, sunshine, pouring rain? josh: depends on where you are, and it's only a matter of miles. over the capital, sunshine coming down. this view was taken through the day and a kind of gives a good idea of everything we have watched from the morning into the afternoon. sunshine starts off, clouds move through, we get the rain, the sunsh

ndonald trump was born john 14th, 1946 in queens, new york. fred was a real estate developer and specializing in middle income apartments. donald trump had a rebellious streak and fred was a no nonsense father. he sent his son to a military school. new york military academy. >> he said it was the best thing and gave him discipline. >> i think that is donald there. he was the biggest guy. >> ted went to military school with trump and they were friends and first time trump connected with the little people. >> he protected me from bullies. like i was a mascot to him. when he said don't go near levine they didn't. back then young trump was a competitor. >> he was a great athlete. he was the first. he far exceeded what the rest of the group was like in talent. >> trump followed his father and real estate. he was given full control of the family company which he renamed the trump organization. he was not the average real estate developer. he had a taste for the spotlight and regularly sewn on the town with a beautiful woman on his own. he married a f

within that context of growing up in jamaica, queens, new york, listening to speeches by malcolm x, martin luther king jr. and haitian history, reading the black activist, reading about all these different people who struggle for social and political justice that i came to find kwame ture stokely carmichael. i was really really impressed by stokely carmichael even as an elementary school age child. i didn't know i was going to be his biographer at the time. when i think about stokely carmichael, the first time i encountered stokely was through the miniseries eyes on the prize. that miniseries, extraordinary, henry hampton and all these people who created really the definitive documentary about the heroic period of the civil rights movement ended in six parts, we pretend six parts. the and 24-year-old stokely carmichael is in one of those episodes calling for black power and if you are in new york city growing up in the 1980s in the context of everything from spike lee to howard beach to different roiling demonstrations against police brutality that documentary was a signal moment in my own

. >> donald trump son of fred and mary trump was born june 14th 1946 in queens new york.d grew up around building sites and construction workers, but he had a rebelous streak and fred was a no nonsense father. he sent his son to a military school. >> my father was raised in military school and said that it was the best thing that happened to him. >> i think that's donald there. he was the biggest guy. >> ted went to military school with trump. he became friends. perhaps the first time trump connected with one of the little people. >> he did protect me a lot from bullies, you know i was sort of like a mascot to them i think. when had he said don't go near the pond he did not go near the pond. >> even back then the young trump was a competitor. >> anything that he wanted to do he would be it. he far exceeded what the group was like. >> trump followed his father into real-estate. in 1971 he was given full control of the family company that renamed the trump agency. had he had a taste for the spotlight and was regularly seen on the town with a beautiful woman on his arm. in 1

. >> reporter: on happened for the services, laura fin more' parents richard and cynthia in queens new yorktill feeling the pain of their daughter's death but appreciative of this community's efforts on their behalf. >> there's so much out there that contributes to vitality and life and we need that. my wife needs that. i need that. and we need that reassurance. because we were depleted. >> reporter: richard fin more talking to us there. federal investigators are expected to announce the cause of this crash in washington, d.c. next tuesday. now, they've already ruled out mechanical, track, signal failures richard fin more told us he is hoping for a thor re-review of the case that goes far beyond simply blaming the train's operator that night. iain. >> bruce, thank you. many of those injured in the train crash say it changed their lives forever. some still recovering from the terrible injuries from that night one year ago. >> i've got 15 month old granddaughter. i can't even pick her up and hold her. i can't play with her. >> still ahead tonight what they're demanding investigators tell them

citi field, queens, new york. giants in town at the mets. matt cain lost this second inning battle. michael conforto, two runs score, 4-0. 6th inning a two- run game and matt cain gives it up to wilmer flores a solo job makes it a three-run game but top 8 here come the giants. cut the deficit to 6-5 but blanco pinch hitting groundout to first to kill the threat and the metropolitans hung on to win 6 -5. the giants, their record is falling below .500. >>> translate that's a losing record. >> we hope they will pick it up. >> you haven't seen the last of me. i'll be back in a few minutes with more stuff. [ laughter ] >> all right. >> we'll see you then. >>> coming up in the next half- hour we are going back out live to the gop convention in burlingame where carly fiorina takes the stage next. >> plus, never lose your luggage again. one airline's high-tech new plan to track your bags. >> and uber reaches the tipping point. why you may want to have some cash on hand the next time you catch a ride. most fast food places use formulas to create their combos. but all that math, doesn't alway

the plane nosedives into a residential area in queens new york. >> all the people on that airplane wentharrowing ride in the last minute of flight going into the ground. >> all 260 people on board are killed, as well as five people on the ground, leaving investigators wondering how and why the tail would snap off an airplane. >>> november 12, 2001, it is a bright sunny fall morning as american airlines' flight 587 climbs into the sky. in the cockpit are two experienced pilots, co-pilot stan molen and captain ed states. >> he loved to get in the airplane. he loved to be in charge and respected everybody's job, everybody's role. >> the co-pilot is flying the plane and is about five miles behind a 747 on its way to japan. >> we're climbing to 5,000. >> since the airbus is climbing faster than the plane in front of it, flight 587 quickly climbs into the 747's wake, causing the american airlines plane to experience turbulence. this, in itself, is not uncommon. >> airplane wakes are common to the wakes made by boats or ships. it is a displacement as the vehicle passes through this fluid, in o

. >>> donald trump was born in queens, new york, in 1946.s the second son of fred and mary trump. donald grew up with four brothers and sisters in this 23-room house that his father built. >> my father was a seven-day worker. he loved -- that was his hobby. he was a task master. he was, you know, a strong man in business. but successful. >> my father would take me -- he used to call it the rounds. he would take me on the rounds. he would go around to construction sites. every penny counted. every penny in construction and every penny in rent. >> that was how they bonded as father and son. donald learned the business by following and shadowing his father from a very, very young age. >> during the 1940s and '50s, fred trump built housing in queens and brooklyn for returning veterans. and soon he owned 39 apartment complexes throughout the city and was a multi-millionaire. >> i think the important thing about fred trump is he gives the lie to the idea that donald trump is somehow some kind of self-made man. >> friends and family say that trump

. >> brown: mapplethorpe grew up in a conservative irish catholic household in queens, new york, and in the 1970s became part of the city's burgeoning gay scene. he focused from the beginning on three main subjects: portraiture, including artists and celebrities of the day, floral still lifes, and sex and the body. >> those are very traditional art historical subjects, i mean long before photography. so the question becomes, how do you make them your own? and i think mapplethorpe does it through a refinement, a reduction of extraneous elements. his sense of perfection and beauty is what he applies to those traditional subjects. >> brown: paul martineau curated a companion exhibition at the getty museum. the two museums acquired the artist's archives from the mapplethorpe foundation five years ago. >> you won't find wilted flowers in his photographs. he liked flowers at their most powerful and erect. once they started wilting, he'd get rid of them. he really didn't like flowers. he liked pictures of flowers. >> brown: was he after perfection? beauty? >> he was after perfection. and be

passed with flying colors. >> reporter: the holmes sisters grew up in queens, new york, with 13 brothersorcement. do you have a better understanding of each other because you have so much in common. >> we always had a better leadership. now we're all cops we can relate to each other, the stress on the job. >> reporter: historically we have seen the breakdown of trust between law enforcement and the african-american community. the holmes sisters are uniquely a part of both. how do weary build the trust? >> when i think about trust in the community i think there has to be a strong relationship with the community, it can't be us against them. it can't be those people. it's important that you push that message down to the officers we can have all of the meetings we want to have with our executives if the boots are on the ground don't get that message and carry it out it's not going to work. >> appreciate your honesty, you're saying there's room for improvement on both sides of the issue. >> absolutely. >> reporter: the sisters inspired a younger generation of holmes. juanita's son graduates

. >> and what this beauty queen is saying about the "new york times" trump expose. >> they totally twistedt and made sought negative. >>> and blown away. man versus wind. is this really the month of may in america? >>> then, the woman who says she survived ted bundy. >> ted bundy said, i can kill you anytime i want. >> her darkest secret kept hidden for decades. how she escaped america's most notorious serial killer. >>> and designated survivor. the new tv show about a national calamity. could it really happen here? >> there really

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can actually live in new york city, they can find pockets, places where we don't go or not frequently. >> last year i chased these urban coyotes all over the place. new york city, queensand norwalk where i hadn't how close encounter with a coyote while i was chasing it. a rabid mother of two that had a dan in someone's backyard. i was eating in my currently coyote, maybe i wanted to be -- maybe at one of my sandwich. >> am chasing these coyotes now, but they want to know why this is happening. they seem to be appearing more and more. >> coyote pups are just learning to walk and run. >> this park behind me is where all the action is said to happen, and is a lot of construction going on. bill: people should be worried about this. >> to stay clear of them. they mostly come out at night. >> people die from worse things than a coyote attack. bill: acne sales of dynamite have skyrocketed. >> boy. bill: thank you. ♪ bill: "high speed chase", start us off. >> aa big announcement. he just adopted a 20 -year-old worse than lily thought rescued from new holland pennsylvania in march. being shot more than a hundred and 25 times with a paintball gun. charges of animal cruelty and

queens. >>> a major commuter alert for all of new york city. why should expect road closures in all five boroughs today. >>> a washout for the second half of the weekend. >>> two more words to say. obama out. >> president obama drops the >>> good morning. 6:00 a.m., sunday, may 1. >> happy to have you with us. >> i'm andrea grymes. the top stories are ahead. first vanessa murdock has a look at the rainy forecast. >> but cindy brightens the forecast. >> yes. we love to have her with us. it is going to be a rainy weekend. how long does the rain last? beyond today. let's get to the forecast. first we start with the vortex satellite and radar picture. light rain in the western fringes of new jersey. for the next two hours, i would say all of us will be getting light rain and then it will transition into moderate rain at times. lasting pretty much for the entirety of the day. we may see breaks late this afternoon, throughout the evening and overnight. as far as temperatures, it 50 in the city. and 46 in andover. hamptons, 39. breezy as well. so not

new jersey educator. >>> ivanka trump defends her dad. >> he's not a groper. >> and what this beauty queen is saying about the "new york times" trump exposey totally twisted it and made sought negative. >>> and blown away. man versus wind. is this really the month of may in america? >>> then, the woman who says she survived ted bundy. >> ted bundy said, i can kill you anytime i want. >> her darkest secret kept hidden for decades. how she escaped america's most notorious serial killer. >>> and designated survivor. the new tv show about a national calamity. could it really happen here? >> there really is

no clear how the fire started. >>> no new information in the death of a new york city doctor and south jersey beauty queentwo men are charged with supplying the drugs that killed her. she overdosed on cocaine and alcohol. originally from washington township in gloucester county. police found her unconscious in the doorway of a new york city apartment building. that was back in october of last year. this afternoon, mark johnson and james holder face federal charges in connection with the death. pictures show the men being taken into custody. authorities say the two dumped the body in the doorway after she overdosed in holder's apartment. >>> ford issued a recall for one of its most popular vehicles. >> next, brake problem that could keep drivers from slowing down. new tool in the fight against obesity. how doctors say it's possible to lose weight with the help of balloons. >>> students have to hang out on the ground from now on. the college town is banning all rooftop activities, located in burkes county. more and more students were lounging on rooftops. so, the borough decided a ban was the way to go. vio

new speed camera in northeast d.c. they made the announcement today as part of the street safe now the camera goes live on sunday at queens chapel road and new york avenue. speed limit there is 25 miles per hour, but there is going to be a 30-day grace period before police actually start issuing those tickets. >>> it's the tv show that gets d.c. talking. first at 4, what one of its stars just shared about behind the scenes negotiations that could really spark conversation about equal pay for women. >>> streetcars coming here to vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me >>> breaking news from the live desk. police say a man injured when a driver repeatedly rammed his hummer into the tyson's silver diner has died. officers say 74-year-old andrew sharon died yesterday from injuries that he sustained in that crash that occurred two weeks ago. investigators say sharon was hit when samuel rammed his hummer

. ♪ vonnie: live from london and new york, i am bunny queen. mark this is the european close. let's look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. is asking the board to negotiate on the $9.3 billion takeover. says shareholders have signaled overwhelming support for the deal. it sits substantially undervalued. chrysler says the new deal with google will jumpstart of the self-driving car business. these two companies have agreed to build a driverless minivan. think anything that is done in collaboration with somebody with the caliber of google is by definition going to expedite the developer process because we are giving them a state-of-the-art car and they are giving us the technology. that, nation is bound to accelerate everything. mark: still, the deal with google isn't exclusive. barclays is carrying out its profits. selling 1/5 of its stake to money managers. the chief executive last month said that the bank would retreat from africa. that is the latest bloomberg business flash. vonnie: let's look ahead to tomorrow. the

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the '60s and that wonderful time and they started to say wait a minute and the drag queens fought the cops in new york so the ideas i do think this is internal logic sometimes but sometimes it makes them collapse but it isn't just a sociological forces all of in the case of europe's it is the accidents that i talk about. >> we are taking this one day after the u.s. treasury announced that they will appear. >> i am simply appalled that jackson was in it for so long that we will change the $10 bill. go after jackson citizen just blacks that he owned but the treatment of native americans. >> i have two questions the first is broad i have been listening because i don't have the patience to read the empress book of the lewis and clark expedition -- expedition that is 18 '03 and what struck me in the beginning of a book in st. louis and they're having a conversation the diary says we cannot remember the name but he is more adams smith and adam smith's book and that was 18 '03 so in a short period of time so there is something about ideas and a clarity that was already there in a way so reminds me when i was

amal and george clooney and queen bey herself. held at new york's metropolitan museum of art.er bowl of fashion. in which anything, have we mentioned anything -- goes. a spring gala come bines the stars of sports, fashion for one glittery evening. >> it's not our typical date night. >> reporter: no way to buy a ticket to the event. by invitation only. it's top overseen by anna wintour. the theme o of red e ball's co-chairs, carp carpeted steps to get to the dinner. all in a night's work for the famous of the famous in the world. for "good morning america," rachel smith, abc news, new york. >> joining us now kerry washington, star of abc's "scandal". always great to see>> you too. >> we had all these looks over the years. >> so crazy. >> did you have a favorite look? >> i loved last year. i like seeing the spectrum. a cool walk through time. >> it really is. how did you go about picking last year? gown t >> how is this different from c history of great fashion and how it fits into our context of american art, international art. >> george was kidding me, everyone wants a little

places like long island, brooklyn, queens, those were agricultural hinterlands in new york's early history. they would produce a lot of crops for urban consumption. and they would get the urban waste recycled back to their land. not a metabolic rift. alright, but let's move in that direction. oh, one last thing. anyone know what this is a picture of? zach: american bison. prof. sutter: yes. these are bison bones. people hunted bisons on the american plains almost to extinction. when the bison were all but gone, commercially extinct, the next industry that hit the great plains was an industry to collect bones, which were then ground up into fertilizer. yes, the question? stuart: is the bison species extinct? prof. sutter: no, it is not. but it was the subject of intense market hunting. and they got to the point where there were so few left, there was a growing conservation movement to keep them from going extinct. and now they made a big comeback, although a lot of the bison we see, are crossed with cattle, so they are beefalos. there is a genetic mix there. that gives you a sense of how w

inside new york's oscars of fashion, now on "extra." queen of the ball.swift going heavy metal. kerry washington amp up the pregnancy rumors in a rare showing with her husband. >> you got the glow. i know the glow! >> a.j.' >>> decision 2016. here's lester holt. >> good evening. we're joining you with breaking news in the race for president. nbc news projects donald trump has won the republican primary in indiana. a major victory for the front-runner. the democratic race at this hour, too early to call. let's bring in chuck todd now. barring some major collapse by trump, is this gop primary season essentially locked up? >> it really is. i think it's effectively over here. the rationale for ted cruz after tonight, he put everything he had in gib. he named a running mate, got the endorsement of the governor, convinced john kasich to get out of there. now we're projecting at poll close, what does that tell you, not just a trump victory, it's going to be a significant trump

. >>> new information in the death of a new york city doctor and south jersey beauty queen. o men charges with supplying the drugs that killeder 4. she overdosed on cocaine and alcohol. she was originally from gloucester county. police found her unconscious in the doorway of a new york city apartment building in october of last year. this afternoon the two are in custody and face federal charges in connection with the death. the two dumped the body in the doorway after she overdosed in holder's apartment. >>> a brand-new law in pennsylvania will try to deter people convicted of drunk driving for the first time from doing it again. today governor wolf signed a bill to require ignition interlock for first-time dui offenders with high blood alcohol levels. the device is a breathalyzer that keeps the engine from urn turning on if over the legal limits. >>> city officials tell us 25,000 businesses in philadelphia owe back taxes to the tune of $70 million. today, city officials took the first step towards recouping some of that cash. the mayor announced fees ability study to look a

second so people realize you were born in canada, but then your parents moved to new york, and you were being raised in queens. >> yes. >> hinojosa: and when you're being raised... now, something happens to you when you're a young girl that you didn't quite understand. you started bumping into a lot of things, walls. >> yes. >> hinojosa: and things like that. and when your parents finally took you to the doctor, it turned out that you were actually going blind. >> yes, i was born with retinitis pigmentosa. >> hinojosa: and what was that like? i've read that your parents didn't really want you talking about the fact that you were blind. >> yes. you know, i think they didn't quite know what to make of it, you know? and there certainly was this fear that in society they would somehow get pitied or labeled in some way. you know, remember, i said we went to gurdwara friday night, saturday night, and all day sunday. they didn't want people to be staring at them. so i did spend a good portion of my childhood trying to, you know, not let people know. so i almost had two lives, where in the gurdwara you were always tr

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queens. >>> a major commuter alert for all of new york city. why you should expect road closures in all five boroughs today. >>> a washout for the second half of the weekend. we dental you hear how long the rain will stick around. -- weight -- and wait until you hear about how long the >>> president obama dropped the microphone for his last dinner. cbs2 news sunday morning starts right now. it is 8:00. on this sunday. >> we're happy to have you with us this morning. i'm cindy hsu. >> i'm andrea grymes. the top stories are ahead. first vanessa murdock is here with a rainy start today. >> it is a rainy start. it is almost the end of may i was thinking -- the beginning of may. >> it is going to be a rainy day. but, the earth needs the rain. if you have done any planting, the flowers need the rain too.

36 business news this morning get readied to find out who dairy queen is going after with latest products on the menu. >> and fit bit doesn't trust a new critical study. live from the new york stock exchange. jill. >> good morning, brook, jim, slow start to trading week so far. dow fell points yesterday and nasdaq dropped three and futures pointing to on today. toyota recalling 1.6 million because of faulty tack at aair bags including toyota, scion and lexus models. the air bags explode with too much force and linked to 11 deaths. >> dairy queen wants to take on starbucks and dunkin' donuts with cold caffeinated drinks mochas, frappuccinos the audience is millennial moms, time crunch and looking for pick me up. >> law firm against fit bit says trackers could be miscalculating heart rates. study done by firm suggests some of fit bit pure pulse heart rate monitors are highly inaccurate by as much as 20 beats per minute during intense workouts. fit bit says that report is bias and the law firm used consumer grade electro guardo gram not clinical device. >> scary either way. >> i always wondered if mip worked. >> 20 beat per minute. >> not today. >> how do you know if you get y

inside new york's oscars of fashion, now on "extra." queen of the ball.swift going heavy metal. kerry washington amp up the pregnancy rumors in a rare showing with her husband. >> you got the glow. i know the glow! >> a.j.'s breaking news at the star packed met gala. >> can you kill all the rumors now? >> is strahan being replaced by reege? madonna on her rift with rocco. >> what are you working on now? >> motherhood. >> then hot couples news. katy in orlando. bradley and arena.