my name is laura flynn an outreach specialist at phillip randolph institute. we represent youth and programs that create more opportunities for them. thank you. >> thank you. >> come on up if you want to speak. perfect. thank you. >> hi. my name is ramona carlie from the a. phillip randolph institute and apr is in support of the job-training academy at greneagle and apr stands for growth. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker. good morning >> my name is dolores and i'm from the a. phillip randolph and apr stand for opportunity and in support job-training academy. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> hi, my name is mars yellin thompson from a. phillip randolph institute. we are supportive of keeping gleneagle going and jobs going also. i'm in the training at gleneagles apr stands for careers. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker please. >> hello. my name is charles thompson, from the apr. >> can i get you to speak into the mic a little more? >> okay. >> thank you. >> i'm here in support of gleneagle. apr stands for community. >> thank you. >> next speaker.

randolph admitted he was responsible. this is far from randolph's first alleged encounter with violent crime. there are a number of domestic abuse arrests on his record. in an exclusive story last november, abc 7 was the first to report when randolph was arrested for secretly videotaping a woman on his cell phone inside a woman's bathroom at the martin luther king jr. public library downtown. >> could never think of that happening. in this library. jennifer: sources said during a search of his apartment back then, he repeatedly said to officers "he had a problem" and again confessed. we count at least seven court cases against randolph for that alleged domestic abuse. reading here right here it says this last one was dismissed but this past february a d.c. court ruled that for the safety of the community, he needed to be held at st. elizabeth's for a psychiatric assessment. again, that case dropped and he's back out on the streets. back to you. leon: good work. thank you for that. abc 7 has obtained new warrants today in

randolph street is closed.hat's part of your morning commute should you eliminate it. 22nd northeast is open and it's a big bus route. . the sou here. we've talked to d.c. water, they tell us that is this an 8 inch water main break, happened at about 11:00 last night. and they will be out here shortly to get this thing fixed. not much more than a trickle out here this morning. d.c. police are out here holding down the fort. but residents tell us they have water, just a little bit lower water pressure. should be good to go this morning. zachky kiary kiesch reporting live. back to you. >>> today family and friends will attend the funeral for a teen who died in a plane crash. ryan mccall will be buried today at oak hill cemetery in fredericksburg. he was at the alcoholcontrols of the plane when it krar edcrashed. witnesses reported seeing a trail of smoke from the plane. the flight school owner says mccall appeared to make a left turn earlier than usual. this was his first solo trip involving a stop and return fli

randolph says she was smoking randolph says she was smoking a pack of cigarettes a day. do you feel different? >> i feel healthier. i don't have the cough or hacking i had smoking cigarettes. when i smoked cigarettes i felt i was covered in ash and smelt bad all the time. >> reporter: according to a report released by the c.d.c. on thursday, the number of middle and high school students who tried e-cigarettes tripped in one year to 13%. and in 2011 traditional cigarette smoking declined from 16% to 9%. >> the striking increase in middle school and high school cigarettes and haka is an emergency. >> reporter: scientists are yet to determine if there are long-term effects from using e-cigarettes. still the food and drug administration is considering imposing regulations on the industry. among them, banning sales to anyone under 18. >> electronic cigarettes contain and deliver nicotine. nicotine is very dangerous to the developing child and adolescent brain. parents should take no comfort in the fact that their kids are using an e-cigarette rather than a burning cigarette b

it has not been this dry in the golden state since the 1980s when george hurst, william randolph's father bought this property. i'm at hurst cap and the grass is low and so is the water table. after years of threats, the governor is demanding the state water resources slashed use by 25%. among the orders the governor wants to replace 50 million square feet of lawns on government property with drought tolerant plants. create a temporary rebate for consumers to apply appliances with more efficient ones. require golf courses and other large facilities to significantly cut water use and ban new homes and developments for using water for landscaping unless they use drift irrigation. not yet in this order, water rationing. that is not happening statewide for consumers. however, it is happening in specific communities like the ones around hurst castle here and while the pool is empty is renovated due to a leak, it's unclear whether it will be refilled. this castle gets this water from mountain springs, which are currently only producing 5% of their normal water. back to you. >> all right, jane t

alex randolph. [applause] >> wow, that you can thank you so much. some of you know i'm not good with birthday parthies or event because i worry nobody would show up. i'm very grateful by the amountf support sw friend and family and see wright here in this room. good morning everyone. mr. mayor thank you so much for this incredible privilege to join my fellow trustee as on the board. i want to thank you for the strong smoret qu leadership over the last couple years for city college and all you do for pub lb education in the city. i want to recognize a fellow city college trustees here today, androshort or who scaformer trustee in the audience. other elected officials, member thofz board of supervisors and school board, but especially want to recognize and acknowledge my partner of 10 years who has been there from the beginning [inaudible] mr. mayor as a product of california community college system, i can't think of a better time to join city college board than right now. something all might not know is i started my college education in san diego at

simply because his wife mary anna randolph was the great granddaughter of martha washington. lee would be related to the washingtons. he would find he was related to the carters, the fitzhugh's and the randolph's, many of the first families of virginia. report robert's father was henry lighthouse robert lee. unfortunately, his father has a propensity to gamble on speculation and land which did not materialize. when robert was 6 his father left for barbados and robert would not see him again. he had two relatives that were signers of the declaration of independence. richard henry lee and francis lightlee. from his mother, the family moved to arlington at this point away from stratford his birthplace. from his mother he learned moderation, self-control, court see, gentility, honor self-devotion. the fact he was in this room was duty.lf-devotion. the fact he was in this room was duty. he asked only one other officer to come that did not and that was walter taylor. he had gotten married. he had only been married a week. he declined to come. 1825 he would attend the united states

. >> scott randolph was another rikers inmate anticipating his release.n we met him, he was serving a year for petty larceny and violating parole. >> i just spiraled out of control as far as criminality goes. i've been back and forth a few times, mostly for drug activity. trying to make money hustling in the street. >> but randolph took advantage of the jail's writing program and had hopes of becoming a journalist. >> we publish the "rikers review" which is published by inmates for inmates. it was extremely helpful. it gave me a lot of computer skills, marketable skills. so i'm looking forward to trying to utilize that when i get down. >> the prison journal included one of his poems. >> can we read a little bit of your poem? >> all right. this someone called hold this. hold this. grip these words as if your embrace alone will help me save my life so that i might live to give my tomorrows as pavement for yesterday's debts. >> randolph says the poem is his vision for a new life. >> the future conceals hopes and happiness yet to feel. with this you present a

georgia avenue between randolph and layhill. should be wrapped up here in the next little bit, about 30 minutes or so. but it's still there. if you're headed out in i time soon. looking at prince george's county overall no major issues. branch avenue northbound at woodyard we have that one lane closed off to the right. so stay to the left and then 95 southbound here through wood bridge no issues at all. i'm back in ten minutes. weather and traffic on the ones. see you at 5:11. >> thank you, melissa. >>> it's 5:01 and right now police are looking for man who grabbed a boy in front of ravensworth elementary school in the springfield area. he was able to escape. fairfax county police say the attempted abduction happened on friday afternoon

randolph not a huge street but the intersection is kind of blocked. prince george's county no major issues. 66 into town 95 in and out of town everything looking quite good there. 270 at old hundred flowing nicely. and a wide look at thing, overall nice and green. back at 5:21, live picture of 66. >>> we just found out the victims of a terror attack on a cafe in paris plan to sue. molette green is gathering details at the live desk and we'll bring you in a in a minute. >> and he walked into a store and tow truck driver almost walked away with his car. but wait u at book club they were asking me what you're doing now, janice. blogging. your blog is just pictures of you in the mirror. it's called a fashion blog todd. well, i've been helping people save money with progressive's discounts. flo, can you get janice a job? [ laughs ] you should've stuck to softball! i was so much better at softball than janice, dad. where's your wife, todd? vacation. discounts like homeowners' multi-policy -- i got a discount on this ham. i've got the meat sweats. this is go

. >> reporter: victoria randolph picked up her first cigarette at the age of 16. today this teenager prepares puffing on this. randolph is smoking on electronic cigarette. >> they have instagram and facebook pages and youtube channels teaching you to build on the stuff. it's a whole - it's a culture. >> it's a battery-powered nicotine infused vaporizer growing in popularity among teenagers. randolph says she was smoking a pack of cigarettes a day. do you feel different? >> i feel healthier. i don't have the cough or hacking i had smoking cigarettes. when i smoked cigarettes i felt i was covered in ash and smelt bad all the time. >> reporter: according to a report released by the c.d.c. on thursday the number of middle and high school students who tried e-cigarettes tripped in one year to 13%. and in 2011 traditional cigarette smoking declined from 16% to 9%. >> the striking increase in middle school and high school cigarettes and haka is an emergency. >> reporter: scientists are yet to determine if there are long-term effects from using e-cigarettes. the food and

it will be on the lawn on campus between mason and randolph.r bright colors. hike, back to you in the studio. >>> the man who shot president reagan will continue to argue for these complete freedom today. john hinckley wants to leave a mental hospital for good and live full-time with his mother in williamsburg, virginia. the issue? how strict his condition should be if he's let go. prosecutors want him to wear an ankle bracelet and a car with a tracking device if he is granted freedom. >>> signal times will be changed for 6350 intersections in -- 650 intersections in d.c. they say it will keep traffic flowing and cut down on burning gas. metro is taking more steps to improve safety. it will replace all 88,000 lights in the tunnels. 88,000. it will also clear tunnels of debris and obstruction and plans to establish a way to test the ventilation system, too. >>> nursing moms will bring awareness to the discrimination they face when they breast feed in public. a nurse-in rally will be held at the jefferson memorial starting at 2:30 this afternoon.

his colleague, louis morales with the randolph fire department is also on the scene. >> we saw a lotm the first floor and lot of smoke coming from the second floor, in the front of the house. >> morales learns a woman is trapped on the second floor. he and his team quickly assess the situation. >> when i arrived, i just saw the randolph fire department on scene establishing water supply and trying to get into the building to be able to make a rescue of the victim that was reportedly trapped. >> shortly after arriving, alan bell pulls out a brand new gadget, a helmet camera, giving a rare glimpse of what firefighting is like up close. >> i got it for christmas of 2009 so probably about six weeks before this fire. that was the first time i actually used the camera. >> because of a change in regulations, it's the first and only time bell will use his camera on scene. he turns it on and goes about his job for the day. >> we are initially what they called a rapid intervention team to extract firefighters if they get lost or hurt or injured. >> morales is part of another team, one that wil

but the southern delegates led by randolph -- of course madison addresses randolph as "my dear friend," whereas jefferson is "my dear sir." there is a nuance. if you think it will work for you in the long run, you want to make sure a rule of representation and specific provisions to have that rule honored over time will be provided in the constitution. you may want to have those rules locked into the constitution to protect your interests over the long run. madison says, proportionality should appeal on a regional basis. madison assumes -- where are they going to go? what is delaware going to do? what is rhode island going to do? they are just not going to have the staying power through this. this is madison's calculation. he thinks he can argue into them giving up on the point. the last item -- you guys member the basic argument? what is the basis of political affiliation, orientation and our society? we want to identify, what are the real interest that swirl through the body politic? whether we are voters or whether we are officials. the basic argument -- do we identify ourselves wi

>>reporter: victoria randolph picked up her first cigarette at the age of 16. today she prefers puffing on this. randolph is smoking an electronic cigarette. >> they have instagram pages and facebook pages and youtube channels that teach you have to build them and all this stuff like it's a whole, you know a culture. >>reporter: it's a battery powered nicotine infused vaporizer that is growing in pop ewe later among teenagers. before the e cigarette she was smoking a pack of cigarettes a day. do you feel different? >> i feel healthier. i don't have the cough anymore. i always felt like i smelled bad all the time. >>reporter: according to a report thursday by the cdc, the number of middle ah and high school students who tried e cigarettes raised 15%. e cigarette-cigarette the fda is considering imposing regulations on the nearly $2 billion industry. among them banning sales to anyone under 18. >> electronic cigarettes contain and deliver nicotine. it's very dangerous to the developing child and adolescent brain. parents should take no comfort in the fact that th

jeanette: residents have been waking up to a ripple on -- a river on randolph street. crews are hoping to shut off the water and get to work. it was reported around 11:00 last night. the seawater crews responded and restricted the water flow, leaving the -- d.c. water crews responded and restricted the water flow, leaving the bulk of the repairs for today. >> i was amazed. i had no idea what it was. i came out to investigate. >> we have not have water since last night. i cannot shower last night or this morning. jeanette: crews will be here this morning and most of the afternoon. they will work on the road shortly after. autria: 40 to 50 customers will be without water until this afternoon. jummy: french investigators learned the copilot of the germanwings plane repeatedly accelerated as he used the automatic pilot to descend into the alps. andreas lubitz used autopilot to put the plane in dissent and adjusted it to speed up the plane. all 150 people on board the plane died. in kenya, a manhunt for the man -- for the mastermind behind an attack on a college campus. it

another one between lay hill and randolph road.ound little river turnpike at rivensworth have a crash there. 66 and 95 looking pretty typical this morning. prince george's county you don't have any major problems. more again on that crash in alexandria coming up. >>> a big set back for the second phase of the silver line the project is overbudget behind schedule and will be laid more than a year. it won't open until late 2019 at the earliest. that is because of design changes that need to happen for your safety and the safety of the chesapeake bay. >> we have to realize we're building this project for a minimum 100-year design life. the project will be filtering that water and protecting the bay for is 100 years. >> phase one is also overbudget. it will be $76 million more expensive. that phase should be done by the end of the year. >> i'm angie goff at the live desk with a headline that continues to dominate this region. here's a first look at today's "baltimore sun". at the center of it. that picture right there of the protester

it begins at noon in between mason and randolph halls.rganizers want attendees to dress in bright colors to symbolize the good she brought into the world. police say steven van der briel strangled the 20-year-old inside the home last week. >>> 6:05 now. a much lighter note the wizards want you to do something if you're headed to the verizon center tonight. they want you to stand up and make some noise. >> go wizards. >> just like that. the team tips off at 8:00. the wizards lead the best of seven series by two games to none right now. players say they're trying to think about this game as a road game because they've had so much better luck on the road this year. there you go. the capitals need one more win to move on to the next round of the playoffs. they trounced the new york islanders 5-1 last night. >> yes. >> that was in front of the loud verizon center crowd. they have a chance to finish off the islanders in new york tomorrow. that game set for 3:00 p.m. right here on nbc4. >> love that celebration, go caps! >>> no laughing matter f

juan randolph was arrested this morning, accused of attacking the nun in her home yesterday. officers say randolph broke into the home on 16th avenue sexually assaulted the woman, ran off. police say after his arrest today he admitted he did attack the nun. he is facing multiple charges and is awaiting extradition to prince george's county. i will see you in a few minutes on news4 at 5. >> wendy thank you. >>> we're learning new details tonight about a woman killed crossing a street near a hospital in the district. news4's pat collin has the story along southern avenue in southeast. >> reporter: the crime lines on the street mark the place where it happened. the spot here on southern avenue. all she wanted to do was cross the street. she had just been to the hospital to visit a friend. she was walking across southern avenue when she was struck down and killed by a hit-and-run driver. she was the mother of five children, the grandmother of 17. she had two great-grands. the hit-and-run death of faith pines, the story coming up, news4. >>> a dramatic rescue in nepal. a teenager

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the suspect is juan randolph. investigators say he broke into a home along 16th avenue in chillham last night and raped a woman. sources tell us the victim in this case is a nun. officers took randolph into custody earlier today. we're told he has admitted to the assault. >>> a deadly hit-and-run crush is highlighting the dangers pedestrians face trying to get around a busy d.c. road. faith pines died trying to cross southern avenue in the district laugh last night after she left a helicopter. news4's pat collins spoke to the victim's family and has more on this story in southeast tonight. pat? >> reporter: doreen, for pedestrians, a trip to and from this hospital could put you in the hospital. for one woman this fatal consequences. and some people are calling this stretch of the road the death zone. crossing southern avenue at the united medical center is downright dangerous. it's like trying to get across a highway. here now from christine coghill she works at the hospital. she takes this risk every day. >> some

we'll have more on randolph's criminal history coming up here at 5:00. alison? alison: take a look at this surveillance video from a gas station in jerusalem. a woman is arrested after she is seen setting a gas pump on fire. israeli police say the woman did it in retaliation after the man that was pumping the gas there refused to give her a cigarette. gas station workers put the fire out. no one was hurt. a judge has ordered that woman now to undergo a psychiatric evaluation. leon: the sentencing phase of the boston marathon bombing trial has been suspended for the day. a jury has a temporary illness and the jury is expected to be back on monday for the next regularly scheduled court session. dzhokhar tsarnaev is facing the death penalty for the attack. chilling testimony today in a colorado court. aurora police officer said that he was responding to a call of a shooting and realized when he arrived that he was standing just 20 feet away from the alleged shooter, james holmes. he says that he first thought holmes was another officer because he wore a gas mask an

philip randolph area and. >> guest: a. philip randolph that's right but the mainstream black education when it comes to leadership being explicitly social like that is not the best way to win the popularity of the black masses. she's going to be pushing him on the pacifism pushing him on critiques of empire. >> host: this comes back to the bigger argument you make in your attempt to make an intervention of shall we say a radical intervention. annually in the run-up to the king holiday we get a lot of the riverside speech. we get a lot of antiwar speechmaking on dr. king but it denies the truth of his own story which is not that he began swept up in the forces of history that took him like a tidal wave into montgomery bus boycott and bailed out on the other end and giving him counsel on how to fight the good fight. it was really just about civil rights and just about the seat of the table and being able to be first-class citizens. in fact he already came with the kind of economic luperon built-ins up by the time you get to

of us couldn't image doing at such a young age it was delightful and wanted to congratulate alex randolph the new federates for city college replacing natalie burk he look forward to working with sfusd thank you for supporting him this afternoon and lastly i wanted to say gas stations to the golden state worries we're in the polygraphs we finished and all right in the playoffs earlier we're looking forward to supporting one ever our great partners the golden state warriors. >> so i so have two announcements the cherry blossom festival grand parade gavin newsom low join me as a member of con migrant come out on sunday and as well as commissioner shamann walton congratulate the musicians who will perform at the emergency room mosaic festival on april 24th at blood alcohol high school if no other announcements we'll move on item t report of closed session action closed session action of april 7, 2015, the board by the vote of 6 i's x that i would two students and the board by a vote of 67 i's approved the contract of one superintendent and one in a and one abstinence approved the contract of

and layhill and randolph road construction nothing to worry about too much unless you are leaving right now. taking a look at 95 into and out of town, 29, no irns -- issues there. weather and traffic always on the ones. i'm back in ten minutes. >>> melissa, thank you. much more on the breaking news situation under way in baltimore where protests have turns violent overnight. police from several agencies including our area are in (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >>> baltimore city was in charge when the mayor called me which quite frankly we were glad that she finally did, instantly we signed the executive order. we already had our entire team prepared. >> that is maryland governor larry hogan and you can hear him saying that he's glad that baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake finally called him when she did. people asked whether the mayor should have called for help sooner. the governor said he didn't want to question what baltimore officials were doing regarding the situ

zach randolph. sizing up lamarcus aldridge. oh, my goodness. pumped after the play.. grizzlies, 99-93. they move on. >> memphis gets the warriors. >> oh that's a good series. >> america, you just got two warriors right here. on the "sportscenter" desk that is. >> thanks fellas. a little excited about nba playoff action. >>> the hype growing ahead of saturday night's big fight in vegas. if you haven't heard, floyd "money" mayweather taking on manny "the pac man" pacquiao. mayweather says he could make up to $200 million. he says he'll divide it between his kids. no matter what the final pay is pacquiao will make less than mayweather. he's guaranteed pretty much $100 million. >> you're going see it. >> we're going high-five when this is over and i'm out the door. >>> why ink skin appears to be affecting the apple watch. >>> and stolen dog finally returned to its owner three years later. allergies can distract you. so when your symptoms start, doctors recommend taking non-drowsy claritin every day of your allergy season. with claritin, you get powerful, non-drowsy relie

zach randolph. sizing up lamarcus aldridge. z-bo. oh, my goodness. pumped after the play.grizzlies win, 99-93. they move on. >> memphis gets the warriors. >> oh, that's a good series. >> america, you just got two warriors right here. on the "sportscenter" desk, that is. >> thanks, fellas. a little excited about nba playoff action. >>> the hype growing ahead of saturday night's big fight in las vegas. if you haven't heard, floyd "money" mayweather taking on manny "the pac man" pacquiao. came face to face yesterday. the final news conference to promote the big fight. mayweather stands to make about $200 million which he says now he'll divide between his four kids. he'll give them $50 million apiece. no matter what the final pay is, pacquiao will make less than mayweather. he's guaranteed pretty much $100 million. >> and you're out this morning to witness it all this week end. >> yeah. we're going the high-five when this show is over and i'm out the door. >>> let's do "the pulse" first. why inked skin appears to be affecting the apple watch. >>> and stolen dog finally returne

the gathering is set for noon on the campus between nation and randolph reallies. you're asked to wear bright joy -- halls. you're asked to wear bright joyous colors. a man name steven vander briel was charged with the murder. >>> a man in custody charged with murdering his girl friend's toddler. 29-year-old joshua riley was taking care of his girl friend's 23-month-old son at an apartment they shared on good luck road. the mother returned home from work and found the child unresponsive. anthony was taken to a hospital and died a week later. anthony was severely beaten in the head. >>> prince george's county state's attorney said she will ask for jail time for a county officer. >> that officer has been found guilty of misconduct in office for punching a teenager in handcuffs inside a juvenile detention center. the surveillance video captured the incident in 2012. from all accounts, that teenager had been shouting nonstop profanities, but prosecutors say that is no excuse for officer jerry thomas striking the teenager and amming him into that metal bench. state's at

it burst on the 2,000 block of randolph street around 11:00 last night and crews arrived on the scene around 7:00 this morning to fix the pipe. water pressure will be restored this afternoon. >>> police in kenya are still working to identify the 147 people mostly students killed in a terrorist attack on a college campus yesterday. tina crouse has the latest from london. [ chanting ] >> reporter: many who lost loved ones in the terror attack on a kenyan university are inconsolable. police are taking fingerprints from bodies to identify students who died thursday when al-shabaab gunmen assaulted their campus. [ sound of gunfire ] authorities say the sew mali terrorists planned the rampage carefully. striking while students were still aleap. taking -- asleep. taking hostages and even targeting a site at the college where christians went to pray. thisand helped other students jump out of windows to escape. witnesses say militants separated muslims from nonmuslims and shot christians on the spot. authorities say the siege lasted about 13 hours and the attackers ended it when they detonated

unclear whether a water main break on randolph street will be next. -- will be fixed.t. you can get more news updates live on her sister station, news channel 8. have a great >>> good morning, america. right now heavy rain is moving east after flash flooding in the midwest. water rescues under way in kentucky. >>> also an abc exclusive. the family of that high-profile couple found dead in a new jersey house fire speaking out saying authorities are wrong. a murderer is on the loose. >>> the fisherman lost at sea for more than 60 days back on land now reunited with his family after a dramatic coast guard rescue. >>> good morning, america. tgif everybody. you know we all make mistakes but one woman's was especially costly and amy is bringing that story to us. >> when we make mistakes ours are broadcast on national television but most people's aren't. that's what happened to this "price is right" model that has everyone talking. >> perils of live tv. >>> but first an abc news exclusive on the mysterious death of a politically connected couple from new jersey. killed when t

water is shut off now on randolph street in northeast washington. crews are working to repair an eight-inch water main break. water began rushing down the street this morning before crews located the problem. the work will last most of the day. >>> and most of the streets are wet around the region because of light rain falling, come in a couple of ways. first wave came through. the second wave is now just coming in to west virginia eastern kentucky. another one southern indiana, into western kentucky. so we've got a couple more waves to get through. right now just light rain around the immediate metro area. nearby suburbs in maryland and in virginia. back edge of this should be clearing washington about another half hour or so. settling down a little bit, over the next hour or two and temperatures hovering in the low 60s to upper 60s. fredericksburg fredericksburg, 68. jumping into70s. >>> the father of the man known as the american sniper ris kyle speaks out for the first time from watching the drama on the big screen and watching it unfold in the

southbound georgia avenue between layhill road and randolph road they are dealing with a water main break. brand new crash here bradley boulevard at river road it sounds like it's off to the shoulder here in a few minutes. just little things here and there. 95 bw parkway, everything looking good. live pictures of 66 coming up in a few minutes. >>> we are following the breaking news in west baltimore right now. violence broke out across the city in response to freddie gray's death. you are looking at some of the locations where we saw some of that violence yesterday. this morning, as we watch some of the police presence here and the clean-up that's happening here right now, my colleague darcy spencer is joining me in baltimore as well. she's outside city hall which we now learned will be closed today. what's the latest you are learning? >> good morning, it seems to me that some of the most devastating things that happened here are these fires. if you break a window of a business that window can be replaced. if you steal some merchandise, that can be replaced. but what we're seeing going up

hearst is the granddaughter of william randolph hursearst. >>> some of you have your plans in place less than 18 hours after the redskins released the schedule for their upcoming here. here are the highlights. the skins open the season at home against the dolphins september 13 tickets online are about $63 at the cheapest and already up to $1000 for that game. the team's first game is september 24 against the giants and december 7 is a big one. it's "monday night football" and the skins are against the cowboy this is year. how about that? we pulled a full schedule on line for you. you can check it out on the nbc washington app. >>> here she is. sandra bullock is "people's" most beautiful woman in the world. here's the magazine cover. you can take a look. the 50-year-old actress says she doesn't take her appearance too serious seriously. bullock says she burst out lavinglav g laughing when she heard she won the honor. the oscar winner says she finds that the most beautiful people are the ones that aren't trying. we want to know if you agree with "people" magazine's choice. send us a text o

zach randolph also netted 15, along with jeff green. bringing memphis level with houston.on beaten by reigning champions, the spurs. the race for the final two spots in the east. boston securing an important win over detroit. brooklyn level with them after losing to atlanta, and indiana beat the knicks and they trial by a single name. >>> the washington capitals have beaten the boston bruins as they continue their charge. that would mean they would start they playoff campaign at home. john opening the scoring in this game. niskanen got the second. they wrapped up the game in the third. johansson getting the goal. washington now has a 3-point lead over the new york eye islanders. >>> the blue jackets will not make it to the post season. they are pretty much out of the picture. they got a 13th win in 15 days. >>to the mlb now, the nationals beat thenew york. he wasn't done there. zimmerman showing off his skills in the field. making this acrobatic catch. the nationals sealing a 2-1 win. >>> and the world surfing league latest stop the defending champion managing to defend of

zach randolph fighting and bring on memphis. 99-93.zlies take the series four games to one. a 12:30 start time. >>> the hawks in atlanta. the final seconds of the first, carroll inbounds, gets it back. gets tight late. four-point game. blows past. a series lead with a 107-97 victory. >>> madison bumgarner beat the dodgers. ryan vogelsong ended up throwing batting practice throwing four home runs in three innings. >>> dodger fans taking a picture of mama son giants fans. 7.71 to start. 9.31 by the time they left. the palo alto high jock peterson right field bleachers. for adrian gonzalez. took vogy deep. this time right field bleachers. still in the first, andre ethier 2. right field bleacher, plenty of souvenirs for those fans tonight. a visit from dave righetti didn't do much in the third. jimmy rollins, you know where it's landing. 5-1, dodgers. finally good news the top of the fourth. brandon crawford gets into the act. heading for, i don't even need to say it. 6-3 right now. dodgers up 7-3 in the eighth. complete highlights on abc

randolph. right now, though memphis only up 84-82 with two and half minutes to good.the wire in portland they go. cavs without kevin love for at least the next play off series following this play dislocated his shoulder in boston. yank love arm fighting for loose ball. love sustained torn ligament an other bruising averaging 14 point 7 rae bound for game if the play offs. he thought it was intentional i don't know about that. cavs without smith this was intentional. he has been suspended for 2 games for slapping jake in the same game yesterday. now to the baseball and giants open 3 game series in l.a. tonight against the first place done first place donors. tim time didn't last a long time. cooper asking tim for the ball and not happy with the strike zone roll to the umpire. the strangle him at that appointment scoreless in the second. 2 men on for alameda. screws continue maxwell. just in time. saving 2 runs. done in time. saving 2 runs. donors though up 1 nothing in the third. andrew trying to nab kendrick and ball in the center field two nothing. tim gave up 4 runs

warriors need to find an answer for that guy, as well as zach randolph.take the series. >>> atlanta nearly blowing a 17 point lead, but they go on to take care of the knicks. back to brooklyn for the nets. 3-2 atlanta. >>> you can google the new group format. it will take about 45 minutes to read it and have a better idea of what's going on out there. in short, nothing going to be inside for saturday and sunday, as they play three rounds of round robin. par 3, 17, about 230 yards, and you can't do it much better than that. boom. the ace, hole in one. the number 1 player in the world, also out at the park. and you know him, rory mcilroy. he would later beat jason dufner, a little put there. also of note, masters champion, jordan spieth, 6 birdies, rounding into form in good shape. that's the sporting life for right now. >> makes the weather look great. beautiful. >> going to be that way all weekend. >> thanks mark. >> thank you for joining us tonight. our coverage continues right now over at ktvu.com. >> have a great evening, everyone. see you tomorrow. >>

main break in northeast washington that happened last night on an 8- inch main in the 2200 block of randolph0 to 60 homes were affected by that break. >>> maryland women are in tampa getting ready for the final four. >> with all the march madness they can forget they are students first. diane roberts is with the team. i bet the weather is a little distracting, too. >> just a little. >> reporter: it can be. the weather is beautiful here, no complaints for me covering the maryland tear pun women, but it might be a distraction, especially if you're trying to concentrate on schoolwork. we keep forgetting sometimes these are student athletes and they still have their schoolwork to do even during the final four. this is what you're accustomed to seeing during the tournament, players practicing for their goal to survive and advance. this also happens, but you don't see it, study hall. >> it's pretty intense because no one knows the amount of schoolwork we miss when we're out. >> reporter: between the big 10 tournament and now the ncaa tourney they've missed significant school. so every day for a ma

randolph sanders a former coworker has been charged with the crime. >> pennsylvania senator bob casey today to push for more funding for the delaware deepening project. casey was joined by business leaders around the region here in south philadelphia calling on the obama administration to invest in the project so it can meet its 2017 deadline. the funds will allow the army corps of engineers to deepen a stretch of the delaware river. casey calls it the region's largest jobs project. >>> the federal emergency management agency or fema says it has purged more than $6.9 billion into new jersey since hurricane sandy hit in 2012. the money reimbursed municipal for clearing debris restoring works. fema paid out more than a few billion dollars in flood insurance claims ton elevate homes. >> the red cross is getting a boost thanks to a local grocery store chain. the burns family fresh grocer supermarkets presented the red cross with a check today at the store at progress plaza in north philadelphia. all last month customers were given the opportunity to donate that along with corporate suppor

zack randolph making 15, along with jeff green. they are level with houston. houston beaten by raining champions san antonio, a race for the two spots in the east close. boston securing an important win over detroit. brooklyn level with them after losing to atlanta. indiana keeping the pressure on both the teams, beating the nicks and trailling by an analogy game >>> washington capitals bet the boston bruins as they continue a charge. it means they start the campaign at home. home advantage for them. they are great against the bruins. john col son with the scoring. matt niskanen with the second. capitals ended with a 2-0 lead. wrapping up the game in the third. markus johansen getting the goal. washington with a 3-point lead over the new york islanders. to the m.l.b. and zimmerman was the start for the washington nationals. they wanted an all-start off with a 2-run home in the first. the performance - zimbabwe as you can see showing off the skills. a 2-1 win. another title at the world surfing lead to mcfadyen at bells beach in australia. the defending champio

well the warmer weather is here and so are construction site like this one at georgia avenue and randolphsk yourself seriously, have you ever thought about the people who are doing the roadwork? i mean really thought about them? >> i have five kids that i have to go home to every day, yes, i do. i have a mom. i have family that loves me. >> reporter: rhonda outlaw is a veteran around construction sites. she's tough but not tougher than a car traveling fast and carelessly and on a daily basis what she's seeing -- >> texting, reading the newspaper, messing with your gps, taushging on the phone. >> reporter: this is not just a maryland issue but also a concern in d.c. and virginia. something else to think about here most work zone-related crashes are rear-end collisions meaning people aren't paying attention. >> it makes me upset. then, you know they want to fuss at you and curse you out and talk bad to you, but we're just doing our job just like every job that you have to go do. >> reporter: also in maryland the state highway administration now uses speed cameras to send you a tick fete you