many seeing red at the corner of main and landing in smithtown where police say they caught red handed 26-year-old brian valentine placing plastic bags over two of these cameras friday about 5:30 p.m. the father of the suspect camera shy as his son awaits arraignment in district court in islip. >> today i'm here in support of brian valentine. >> support at court from the man who calls him the red light robin hood, steven roof. we've spoken to him in the past. he's been arrested several times tampering with cameras which he calls a money grab. >> many people have been killed due to shortening of yellow lights only for revenue. it's become a war where people aren't afraid to go to jail. >> this isn't the first time there's been a report around here of somebody trying to blind these unblinking cameras. >> every couple of weeks someone does something to it. >> gary rothman works right next to one of the smithtown red light cameras. there and put stickers right on the camera. >> suffolk county calls the red light program a matter of safety reducing crashes at intersections and saving lives.

>> who has red sheets?>> who has red sheets?i do. >> they are as hard attracted to darker colors. they mistake those shades for fellow bedbugs. you can drive them away by going green. they also avoid white , yellow and other bright colors. >> i did not know that red sheets were really a thing. >> you know it for the porno people . >> juliet: how did you know about the red sheets? ben: for me it's white . juliet: it's going to get me into trouble. this is one of those things where i will get in trouble. duke is coming in. the man crush brings down the hammer. i can't even wait to get in he will be right back. welcome back. today looks like it will be more active with severe storms possible. we might have had them come through with early storms that you've already witnessed. the rain will enforce later on tonight so we have to deal with it during the day. in the afternoon commute , we're still dealing with showers and storms in the area.tomorrow is clear but it does get cooler as we finish up the workweek . some big stuff happening there is just a break there because there is more s

. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to "red eye."'s check in with tv's andy levy to see what exciting stories we will be discussion. coming up on the big show, what may be the most effective weapon against isis. i look forward to seeing tom shillue on the front lines and donald trump pre end tended to be his own spokesman so celebrity wanted to date him. and when a wife won't let her husband go on vacation with buddies they take a car board cut out of him instead. i did it on "red eye" but it showed more emotion. back to you. >> let's welcome our guests. she has more analogies than the s.a.t.'s. it is joanne nosuchunsky. he solved more problems than bleach. former u.s. ambassador to the united nations. >> she left and it's all right. >> and they are half right. sitting next to me from the brilliant idiot pod cast, andrew schulz. let's start the show. >> has bono found what we're looking for? a solution to violent extremism. the u-2 front man offered an unusual approach to fighting enemies like isis. >> i think comedy should be the pl

to dispose of this red mud, it is normally dried and then covered with soil and grass.unsuspecting citizens. the unstoppable rush of waste hits one town particularly hard. >> a tsunami-like wave moved on the valley and rose to a height of approximately two meters, especially in the village nearest to the spill site. reports from people on the scene have said that it moved faster than you could run. >> the crimson river pushes cars out of the way and sends residents running for their lives. >> translator: my 82-year-old father pushed my mother up to the window. we took him to the hospital because it burnt his legs. >> an incident overseas tonight has a lot of people wondering, could this kind of thing happen here. >> the devastating footage is broadcast worldwide. among those watching is dr. ian burke, a professor of environmental geochemistry at the university of leeds and an expert in toxic spills. >> i saw it on the news like everybody else and was struck by the magnitude of it and these pictures. >> though only a fraction of the waste built up at the reservoir is rel

i became red, red, red through my body. i breathe the capitals. i love the capitals, even though i live in los angeles. they're aggressive. they have three great lines. great defensemen. ovechkin, the best hockey player in the land. the caps will prevail. on to the stanley cup. beat pittsburgh. beat pittsburgh. >> reporter: pittsburgh, pittsburgh. that's like talking about practice for goodness sake. who is pittsburgh? in any event, there's another guy who is probably even more than larry king the biggest fan and the most jacked up dude who will be in this stadium tonight. we're going to hear from him in about 15 minutes or so. doreen, wish you were here, baby girl. back to you. >> okay. we get it. thanks, vance. >> a little bit of rubbing it in there. >>> big changes are coming to met metro's board of directors. transportation reporter adam tuss is outside the friendship heights station with these developments. >> reporter: the first story having to do with the metro board. three new federal appointees will be coming into the metro board at the d

rocks the red. red verizon center for game one. five years later a new phase in earthquake repairs at the national cathedral. why the work isn't closed to being finished. announcer: now "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. leon: we are going to begin with news chopper 7 over the beltway. the area is closed down for three hours now after a crash involving several vehicles including state troopers. this happened in lanham north of route 450. near good brad bell is live with a look at what happened. >> we just got a briefing. a maryland state trooper on the slow shoulder of the outer loop. he was dealing with an earlier accident. south of him in the fast lane there was another accident that involved three vehicles. a third is hit-and-run. leaving the scene of the accident. somehow winding through traffic and ending up on the right side slamming in the rear portion of that trooper's car. then a tow truck slams into this vehicle. the troop every trapped inside. then another tow truck arrives. a good samaritan see what is is going on. stop

this presented interesting challenges for the red cross. they've ventured into areas that they're not comfortable operating on. >> the red cross uses 47 cub contractors in haiti. many of which subcontract themselves. that's where the money trail goes he cold. following aid dollars as they pass from group to group and contract to contract across haiti is impossible. and as each group extracts it's own administrative fees, the aid shrinks. but subcontracting is only part of the problem. >> the way it is set up, when these organizations receive funding, they're largely responsible to their funders not those communities. >> in total roughly $13 billion was pledged to haiti, but only $9 billion was allocated. in fact, 94% of humanitarian aid went to foreign organizations due to concerns of local corruption. but analysts say that kind of aid delivery undermines local-civil society and adds bureaucracy to a system that often makes aid groups more accountable to their funders than local populations. >> we're going to look for solutions, and they're

. >> so we will actually put a red cream blush on aling. >> red, like red-red? >> not too red. watch my mom take red lipstick, which today is her birthday by the way. >> happy birthday mom. >> i would watch her take the lipstick, stroke it up her face, take a brush and blends it in. >> it is phillies home opener, so i'm down for it. >> so you're going to be wearing this red cream block from more on cosmetics. texture really good. >> okay. >> smile for me. >> okay, i don't want to look like ragedy ann. >> remember, we could always dip with a sponge whether whether would i want to use red blush? i'm wearing red dress now. >> make up is a expression, so you don't have to really per say use it at any given time, casino of like accessary, like a handbag. so if you want to wear orange blush or red blush or pink blush, just whatever you are feeling at that moment. >> okay. and definitely spring bring in the colors. >> yes. >> okay, so what do you guysy? >> you're blushing. >> yes. >> definitely blushing. thank you. and i think you said earlier in urine is that gram we'll blush it up t

it is.it red.ught it was a littlet it ws orangey. i'm going to go with red. >> there are different hughes of red. we're rocking all hughes of red for the caps game one ofth the playoffs tonight againste philadelphia.phia let's do it. i >> i remembered we're goinge' g with it. wi coming up they say love iss blind. this couple gives it a whole new mean. why their love fest is a good ia reminder to always be aware ofly your surroundings.unngs. >> some can kiss. >> unless he's that hot.s he's >> speaking of love, you are going to heart today'srtod forecast indeed.re ind mike and erin are both backh bac next with your weather and weath traffic on the 5s. 5:13 is our time right now. ♪ ♪ to the women who know what real values are, you inspire us to bring you real value every day. fiv >> ♪ >> happening at a, experts will begin a second phase of repairs on the nation thaln t cathedral. the second stage will that focus on repairs to the reprs t building's exterior. eer could take over a decade andade will co

red line trains single sgl tracking.f that about a 20 about minute delay between van nessayn and dupont circle.pont get an early start so you're you not running late for the redrhe line commute. as far as the roads are concerned 95 northbound delays n dale city to 123. 123. same story by 610 as you pass yp that out of falmouth you'llth yl hit all that staffordhat congestion.nges closer to the beltway jammedwa from newington to thee springfield interchange. 395 northbound beltway to king street down to 15 miles per mil hour and delays extend to the 14th street bridge wherethe you're completely jammed.pl i'll get out of the way.et o of very slow moving traffic fromico prince george's county to 414o 1 across the wilson bridge bri jammed so we'll take a live a look at 66 eastbound as we as continue.inue. actually right now you can seein you're jammed 234 out to 28. back to you guys.u >> all right erin thank you. enh >>> coming up an update onpdate that breaking news from montgomery county where a manou wants killed overnight

. ♪ ♪ little red corvette you're much too fast ♪ ♪ little red corvette >>> purple as far as the eye canoney watch," prince drives off with music sales, and uber drives off with settlers. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning. sales of prince's online music surged following his death. at one point, the top eight spots on itunes singles chart were prince songs, and there were seven prince albums on the top-10 list by last night. he was opposed to online streaming and took steps to remove his music from most streaming services. >>> on wall street, some profit-taking following another drop in the price of oil, and weaker than expected earnings reports. the dow fell 113 points. the s&p lost ten. the nasdaq dropped two. >>> uber has agreed to pay up to $100 million to settle a labor dispute. uber drivers in california and massachusetts will continue to be classified as independent contractors instead of employees. operating expenses would have gone up significantly for uber if drivers were classified as employees. >>> sears holding company is closing 68 kmart stores and ten sears stor

. >> you ran a red light. >> my mother is dying!ight now. >> and i turned around, he has a gun pointed at me. >> what will she do? >> people faced with tough decisions. >> that's a woman. i had to decide what i'm going to do now. >> and more dilemmas. >> don't jump! >> with life or death consequences. >> i'm telling my girlfriend if he does jump i'm going in. but i don't think that i really believed that i would actually -- it would come down to that. >> scenarios that force you to ask yourself, what would you do? ♪ >> hello. welcome to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. how well do you think you know yourself? in this show we pose the question, what would you do? in situations that are confusing, dangerous, and even life threatening. some present ethical questions. some are questions of judgment. and others are uncomfortable. but briefly put yourself in the place of the people in these stories and ask yourself, did they make the right choice? and what would you decide? a car with its hazards on runs a red light and pulls into

red shoes, red shirts. wear them in pride tomorrow to support your washington caps as they begin their quest for lord stanley's cup. d.c. mayor muriel bowser said the city will light up in red tomorrow. she's encouraging you to light up, too. they just gave doug swag tie tonight. that's coming up later in sports. >>> here's your owen danoffer update. the d.c. native is now the top 12 of "the voice." adam levine used the judge's "save." you can watch dan ooff and the rest of the top 12 perform next monday night. >>> today president obama hosted 130 students at his last science fair. the president began the tradition six years ago now. one of the students from clarksburg, maryland said his personal experience inspired his invention. when andrew ganashan was a baby, his parents carried him ten miles to a remote clinic in india to receive a vaccination. but the vaccines were inoperative due to humidity. >> i invented the refrigerator on wheels. >> reporter: he says his invention can transport 210 life-saving vi

. >>> and a man gets arrested because of a red light camera, but he wasn't driving. the crime he's accused of committing and why others are supporting him. >>> a man dangling from a moving school bus and holding on to the mirror. why the driver didn't stop. >>> there's just a handful of games left in the nhl regular season. this is the time of the year the rangers normally pick it up. will they do it again? why would you put mac & cheese we will try it later in sports. don't let dust and allergies get between you and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. so you can seize those moments, wherever you find them. flonase. t,inif he otrstt a mm yorellig b? ner tt i n'kn iheik tt.ahrtf e mpterefa >>> a strange twist involving a small plane that crash landed on a freeway in south

we have a little red going on. red bracelets, red pen here. we're doing our part to rock the red. it's rock the red day. the mayor declared that yesterday. expect this place to be covered in red from caps fans. they are excited, pumped up for game one. >> 16 wins it takes to get the cup, and they hope to get the first one tonight. game one against the flyers, no love lost between these two teams. first time they face each other in the postseason since 2008. this morning, final tune up for about half the roster. a number of the top line in the a.m. skate. braden holtby in between the pipes tonight. we'll have more on who many are calling the "x" factor later on news4 at 5:00. >> other big news coming out of verizon center today involving the wizards. they fired their head coach randy whitman last night. he's been with the team since 2012. he led the wizards to back-to-back playoffs but fell short this year finishing with a 41-41 record. wittman thanked the organization and the fans in a statement saying he understands this team did not live up to expectations this season. so two or

but this is by no means the only problem on the red line.know that it's been plagued d even though in the last montht h there have been dozens of issues along the red line with track tk problems, with signal problems.. all sorts of thing not to not mention the trouble that is wetw had with smoke in the tunnelhe l down at friendship heights.ts definitely something that is s frustrating to riders.in rid back to you guys.. >> continuing indeed, thanks, t, m >> all right. rig. problems on the roads, too. lo 16-inch pipe it.tion of pipe oi so it's not uncommon with a pipp that age, you know, this time of year, winter, not uncommon whenw you have aging infrastructure, but when mains break, andak a there's repeated failures in ann old section of pipe, obviouslybs we'll look at it and figure outu where it needs to go in then t priority list for replacement >> no word yet ond wit 54% of the vote. vote. he now has about see speech.pe >> hillary clinton earnlary victories in four of the states losing rhode island to bernieofi sanders. clinton has 99% o

line, and if you announce a red line and somebody crosses the red line that it raises questions about, your dependability, and your credibility. >> except for the fact that we ended up removing those chemical weapons, essentially, syria david. they gave in. with the help of the russians, they, for the first time acknowledged that they had chemical weapons, signed up for the international treaty saying that they would not have chemical weapons and systematically removed them. now, if the notion is that i have been hesitant to use military force and the people doubt my willingness to do so, i think, as i've said before, they should ask bin laden. >> rose: do you ever ask yourself, if we had done more, we would not be looking at the catastrophe we're looking at now? >> look, charlie, every single day i make decisions. the and, you know, you are working with probabilities. so in libya, we did take out a dictator who was threatening his own people. as i've said before, i actually believe that of the right decision. i think had we not gone in, we would have seen another syria in libya, but

megan hit the red carpet in a versace minidress that said, yep, i'm pregnant. she addressed the question head on. she instagrammed this image with #not the father. megan filed for d from actor brian austin green in august, they have two sons together, but they could be making a go at it again. this was megan and brian out last month without the kids. >>> and "e.t" was the set on teenaged mutant ninja turtles remake. we asked megan about her plan on growing her family. >> i'm not planning on growing or not growing. >> is there anything you can give me that woul get in a sound bite that could go viral that says megan and brian are having another kid? are you willing to do that today? >> uhhh -- and christy tiegen and john legend's baby is due any day. look at how christy's tummy is moving in that snap chat. she is back home for new. i'm hoping they have their bags packed. >>> we have engagement news, "e.t" confirmed lindsay is going to m her russian boyfriend. >> she is 29, he's 22. she's robbing thecradle. >>> anyway, we cover a lot of movies and premiers, but l

now back to "red eye." >>> what's the matter with kiss today? >> i'm too contemporary. >> apparently -- what's the matter with kids? they are a bunch of commies. according to a new harvard survey 18 to 29-year-olds don't support capitalism, while 42% said they did. but an astounding theater 3% said -- 33% said they supported socialism. what is going on? harvard's polling director said the millennials he interviewed said capitalism is unfair and left people out despite their hard work. they are unfair and that's the idea. if you are being left out you need more capitalism and not less. the problem is that these millennials grew up in a world where they see the system not working and they are blaming the capitalism and bracing the socialism instead of realizing there is too much socialism in the capitalism. you have capitalism in my socialism. how many 70s commercial will i reference today? >> to be fair i did get the bye-bye birdie reference. my advice is not to do them anymore. >> i do them for you. >> what max you think that young people are em

so what happened to the greens and reds?were. >> the best way to think of the clown contouring is color correcting your face by looking at a color wheel. she has some redness on her cheeks and acne marks. when you use green over it, it neutralizes that. under the eyes she had a little bit of darkness. by using a peachy-orangey red it takes away the bluish greens there. you just blend it out. it is so important to blend it out. i blend it with these little babies. they're so cute and they're meant for color correcting. then the key to this is -- >> look what happened. can we just watch for a minute? she did this in four minutes. we're speeding it up but everybody on facebook got to see it happen live. i can't stop watching. look at the red. >> do people do this at home? >> yeah. i do this at home. it's one of the things makeup artists have been doing for years. >> do you think you could do it? >> no, i don't think i could do it. >> let's go over to carly. >> carly. patiently waiting. >> hi. >> it's this kind of day. >> what w

today, the american red cross giving day. the organization that has helped so many people so often during their darkest hour is asking you to assist them so they can continue to provide the services that countless others rely on. judge renee cardwell hughes is our guest. one of our favorite guests here. we welcome you back. >> thank you. >> the red cross never quits. talk about what a typical month is in the american red cross and the kinds of situations that they respond to. >> i wish i could tell you there was a typical month. >> there's no such thing. >> no such thing. for example, literally today, there were two fires last night in our local area. we are helping in texas with the extraordinary 500-year floods. we're helping with ecuador, and we stand ready and are preparing to help with japan. so what is typical is the commitment to always be ready to help. that's what's typical. other than that, what you're going to walk into the first thing in the morning, you never know. >> and you and i, we never sit and visit here as

little red corvette! little red corvette! >> sadly that's the only thing the twins are winning at. >> i have had my head stuck in that song all day. the park in minnesota in honor of prince. >>> chevy tweeted out a little red corvette. perfect and to i'm chris van hollen, and i approve this message. narrator: an attack ad from the campaign for donna edwards. so untrue. so outrageous that president obama said, "pull it down." the obama white house called the ad on chris van hollen and the nra "misleading." the sun says van hollen and president obama have the exact same position. the post praised van hollen and condemned the edwards ads that "mislead" voters. donna edwards. will she say anything to win an election? >>> are you making weekend plans. tomorrow is a weather alert day. we are tracking showers. >>> one last look at the powerful messages in honor of prince from some of the people that knew him best. >> stevie nix saying my friend is gone, this is what it sounds like when doves cry. h

but for every winner -- >> rock the red!e: -- there were many, many losers. >> i ran out of the office and grabbed a cab. hoping he would go down m. he turned on 19th and we hit every red light on the way. others lost their dignity. >> running full speed. ripped my jeans. from there to there. instant air flow now. mike: 30 seconds too late. jesse jones says he feels defeated. >> out a pair of jeans. out of tickets. out of luck. mike: with or without tickets he and his fellow fans hope it's a feeling the caps never experience in round two of the playoffs. in arlington -- >> i'm so excite mike -- mike carter-conneen, abc7 news. steve: all right. 56 at reagan national airport. we have showers out hzthere south and west of us. not going to amount to a lot. these are all moving off to the east. if you are watching us at locus dale, culpeper seeing clearing out there. it's nighttime low temperatures of 47 to 54 degrees. mostly cloudy skies. we will see a few scattered showers. winds will be out of the northeast at 5 miles per ho

bike, bright red.omebody saw a bright red bicycle about that time, with a car nearby, we need something to start on, that's why i am referring out to the public, the media, to help us out, help us start the investigation somewhere. >> we're frustrated right now. i'm still going to urge the person to come forward and turn themselves in, do the right thing, dot right thing by their conscious. >> well, something that may shake the person's conscious is that you hear about this great young man, and you understand why he was so good, because we melt his parent yesterday, and coming up in a half an hour you will hear from them. you will hear the mother say she already forgives the driver even though she doesn't know hot driver is, you will also ask her talk about with her husband how jamal, even in death, saved seven lives. he was an organ donor. and his org ganse went to seven people who needed them desperately to go on living. >> so important to be an organ donor. all right, steve, thank you. >> and police

taking the red line maybe to gallery place where the game tonight is happening. let's go to jamie sullivan. line,rently on the red track work between friendship heights and metro center, you will see some issues area as far as delays. a live look -- this is near new hampshire avenue. it is wet. same thing on 270 near middlebrook road, that is slowing -- not slowing anyone on 270. the bigger picture, a few slow areas into washington, d.c. on kenilworth avenue, the third street tunnel slowing, clear on new york avenue. into town on the gw parkway, quiet, 395, same thing. get into arlington, we pretty much clear out. let's talk about the midday roadwork, happening on the arlington memorial bridge heading inbound, the right lane is blocked. overnight on 395 northbound in the hov lane, work that will start at 9:00, everything scheduled to finish by the morning commute but it will be something you will see especially traveling in those overnight hours. jummy: thank activist say several buildings have been struck in new airstrikes, including a field hospital. a workers

city, ready toe rock the red. jay: it is only a few simple words. >> rock the red! jay: capitals fans. >> you cannot get better than >> we are number one right now. we are killing it. >> whoo! gamethousands flocked to one of the playoffs. including dan. >> we are playing the flyers. you have to go to the other side of the street now. jay: the atmosphere was literally electric outside the verizon center. fans.ng hockey he was as impressed with the pregame entertainment as he has been with the capitals' stellar season. >> the season was nice, but the dude was playing his guitar with his teeth. that was pretty cool. jay: what it was the show on the ice that matters most. game two, same time, same place, 7 p.m. at the verizon center saturday night. jay korff, abc 7 news. alison: get ready for something cute -- medstar washington rocks so while the babies born at the hospital got their very own washington bibtals onesie, cap and which willree days , but it's cute. still ahead -- life-changing injuries for a 14-year-old boy because of an e-cigarette. a consumer alert you

under way on the red line.ox5's tom fitzgerald haseral h the story live from the friendship heights metroip station. tom. >> reporter: good evening, tony. you could call this a full court press but metro isetro i calling this the surge.heurge now keep in mind justus yesterday morning here at the friendship heights metrosh station there was another one of these smoke incidents. iipwamo can tell you from persol experience i was in thatce was tunnel, people were getting geti out because it was just too tough to breathe down there. b the reason for this workre tonight is these water incursions.rsio they are water leaks,ea thousands, yes, we know butes k all of this water that has tt ha been drifting into these into ts stations in upper northwest and bethesda is causing causi serious problems with theprobmsw electrical system and the the rails in these stations, sotions much so metro officials saidials today that if they don't take t care of this now and right now, this could get a whole w lot worse before it could

if the red line is the problem. as often as i have a chance over the next two days, i'm going to do my best to remind our colleagues and the american people that we're doing our job on the $1 trillion we appropriate. and you'll have a chance to help us do our job if you come to the floor with your suggestions. we're not doing our job on the red line which is mandatory spending. if we don't do our job the chairman of the joint chief of staffs has said it is our greatest national security. maybe it should help to have a contrast, the way we should be doing, the bottom line and the way we should be doing it, which is that line growing out of control. i welcome the opportunity and i thank both the majority leader and the democratic leader for getting things in order so we can have a regular appropriations process for the first time. and i remind my colleagues that this is the earliest we've started an appropriations process since the budget act became law in 1974. the senator from california has suggested that i remind

♪ >>> welcome to with -- welcome to "red eye."et's see what exciting stories we will be discussing. >> the presidential candidates are here in the big apple riding the subway and eating at the deli. and a new trend has patients texting pictures of private parts to their doctors. i would like to remind tom shillue i am not and never have been his doctor. and the trailer for the new prequel premiered on thursday. will the hot take that made twitter popular continue? >> thank you, andy. let's welcome our guest. she is so open minded she likes red and white wine. joanne nosuchunsky. he is so low key i call him e flat minor. nick mullen. he is so dashing he make hussein bolt look like a jogger. editor of the national review, rich lowry. and he is so pro-freedom he makes william wall los -- wall lass look like kim junk u.n. kim-jung-un. let's start the show. >> to quote demi levato, welcome to new york. ahead of the primary, the presidential candidates are all taking a bite out of the big apple. some taking bigger bites than others. tha

b >> and we are rocking the red.inning game oneinnie against the penguins inpengns dramatic fashion. that included one caps player going one-on-one with his ownwn stick . >> [laughter]ug >> doesn't matter and whatevert it takes. we're one game up.e u happy friday.ri good morning to you hollyyouol maureen erin. e >> hello

finding them affordable listings in the bay area's red hot rental market is tough, to say the least. sot these are folks who are low income. they are living near the edge. they don't have a rainy day fund so this is catastrophic for them. despite the challenges, community services has been able to find apartments for 15 people and they hope to have everyone settled in a few months, a year at most. edith is still looking for a new home and doing her best to stay positive. sot it's hard to deal with but i'm trying to get to a place where i'm ok. in sunnyvale, charles clifford kron 4 news. our sports director gary radnich will join us at 8:45 - tonight. with an update on tonight's game, as the warriors look to take a commanding 3-oh lead in the best of seven series. stick around for that. in the east bay there are new allegations tonight against the dental assistant suspected of sexually abusing young patients. grant is here to tell us what prosecutors revealed today. alejandro saro is currently being held on eight million dollars bail. he was arrested two weeks ago on suspicion of mole

this is one of the defining characteristics of team red, white, blue. [applause] the military and civilian men membership gives understanding for communities. see a resilient population, one that does not lead invisible nor visible women's illnesses or injuries to find them, but uses them as a way to remus strength and inspire. that, i see a population is one of the country's greatest assets. all of you will go on to do great things for your families, communities, and our country. as a father with a great wife of 10 years and a founding board member of team red, white, blue, and captain, none of this would have been possible without the support and services of our military immunity. i urge you all to keep setting higher goals. then senator obama visited me at walter reed, and in 2012 i set president obama as way pledged to hire more veterans as part of a joining forces initiative, and now today as team red, white, captain,d member and it is my tremendous honor to introduce president barack obama. [applause] pres. obama: good morning, everybody. audience

. >> red? >> that's got to be bottle. so good and clean, crisp. >> well, if you are doing bottle then i'll do box. >> which is it? >> do we have a spit bucket anywhere? >> you they want us to swallow it, mike. >> oh, okay. >> you can holds on for 30. >> now, i will hand this one. again, remember there is one from the other, but same variety, same region, same area. take two sips. >> oh, there is a big difference here. i'm going to say this is the box and the other one is a bottle. >> this one feels lighter almost. >> i think this is a box. >> so you think it tastes different because it is a box. do you get qualitative difference? >> i like the first one better. >> yes, first one had more of -- >> ann said the first one was a bottle you. >> said the first was a bottle. you said the first was a box but you changed your minds? >> now that i have this, i feel like this is the box. >> you're both correct, first one bottle, second one box. >> okay. >> all right, let's stop now. >> oh, the spit bucket, mike. >> this one will be

she hopes she lives to see the reds win another world series.jonathan: i have to believe after this story guess out like that, the reds will do the right thing. bring her to the park. give her a her watch a ballgame. let her throw out the opening pitch. alison: that'd be great. jonathan: adorable. coming up for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- on the way. where the local students head on trip of a lifetime. alison: but first -- >> make it even better with bubbles. alison: from an all kids section to word that trader joe's is closing? we have a look at the best and the worst on this april fool's day. yvette: i was running for my life. he was flicking matches on me... my ex-husband's intentions were to murder me. glenn: i made sure yvette's abuser went away for good, and put in place tougher sentences, because domestic violence can never be tolerated. yvette: mr. ivey showed compassion. i felt like i could trust him. narrator: glenn ivey. as state's attorney, a proven leader. in congress, he'll combat domestic violence, and protect president obama's l

red blood cells is in the bone not be making enough.ay be making red blood cell but the body and autoimmune symptoms gets rid of it. within the first year and maybe longer, they may have anemia. the reason is because when you have surgery, you bypass the beginning of small intestine and that's where the iron is being absorbed. you bypass the area of small intestine that iron will get absorbed. you need acid. whoever created that had everything in place. you need acid from the stomach to absorb iron. if you're going to make your stomach smaller, you won't have enough acid. you won't produce those factors so you basically vitamin b12, folate and iron will go down. >> can they give you acid injections or something to help anemia? >> you get that from anxiety at work. >> some of the symptoms are something that you may not peg on anemia. feeli ining grumpy, weak, heada, trouble concentrating or thinking. that sounds like something that happens to people daily. >> that's a great point. if you had the surgery or lap band where they put a rubbe

. >>> and walking red. the global movement of ginger pride redheads taking to the streets to take a stand against bullying and celebrating at amber locks that make them so unique. there's no parting this sea of red on this monday, april 18th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning, everyone. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. thanks for being here with us on this monday. >> happy monday to everyone. >> happy monday. >>> let's get started for the candidates for president, all very much in a new york state of mind. >> of course, just one day before the new york primaries and all five presidential candidates are seeking votes across the state today. the democrats are trading jabs about big money in politics and republican donald trump is railing against his party's nominating process. >> it's your voice, your vote. we begin with abc's gloria riviera. >> reporter: the candidates for president, bringing the battle back to new york. >> hey, bernie? >> how are you? >> reporter:

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red paw relief needs more volunteers like that and monetary donations. red paw finds themselves covering pennsylvania, delaware and even new york all for the pets of every kind. >> we have gotten pot bellied pigs and responded to west philly for horses and done all sorts of snakes, we took a tarantula to the vet for smoke inhalation. >>> the white house announced today that vice president, joe biden, will return to his home state to deliver the speech on may 7th and speak at syracuse college of law on may 13th and the military academy on may 21st in west point and will receive an award at notre dame's connectionments. >>> of course flyers fans thinking about the passing of ed schneider. but now they can look ahead to the first game of the playoffs. thursday night. >> thursday against the washington capitals, the flyers barely got into the post season but the great thing about the stanley cup playoffs, seedinged don't matter the flyers could win it all. they start on thursday in d.c. >> three days after clinching a playoff spot and one day after losing th

it may have ran a red light. and the silver car was going westbound on sutter on a green light according to witnesses and they collided. >> four people went to the hospital to get checked out. police say none of the injuries was life-threatening. >>> a man a facing charges of drunk driving when he hit and killed a pedestrian about 10:30 last night in san carlos in front of arendal elementary school. police say the driver of a ford f150 pickup drifted on to the shoulder and struck the pedestrian. he died at the scene. the pickup was spotted at a safeway in nearby belmont. that's where police arrested 51-year-old randall rebing and charged him with felony hit and run, dui and vehicular manslaughter. >>> a stolen gun landed this guy behind bars in fairfield. officers arrested 19-year-old jairo mangana during a traffic stop. after investigators say they found this loaded handgun in his jacket pocket. the weapon had been reported stolen out of arizona. >>> smoke filled the sky in venetia this afternoon as firefighters

the "red eye" pod cast is back.be so you never, ever miss an episode. >>> time to find out what we got wrong for "you are better than me" at the news deck. >> are we supposed to be looking in there? everyone is better than me. that's the whole point. i don't know what to do. i will say that some people did better than others on that one. >> are you going to name names? >> you department do as well with the others. >> in the first story about hillary i will ask christopher because you seem to noah lot about politics -- know a lot about politics. why can't she have her vp? they did it on house of cards. >> he served two terms. jay i i -- >> i would love to have him as vp. he was the best of our lifetime. >> i didn't know it would turn to this. >> i didn't watch "house of cards" because it is a god awful show. >> don't they live in the same state? >> they do. -- >> no, she lives in texas and she lives in georgia. >> the way all great marriages are. >> chris, you said you learned from college that most men can't handle

. >> greens and reds. >> i would have stopped her at that point. green is not my color. performance from a swedish 16-year-old who won "sweden's got talent" when she was 10. she's going to blow you away. >>> and the down low all the beauty and style items you need. >>> yesterday i left here and went to have a little brief lunch downtown. i'm not down there very often but everybody told me about pete's tavern which is like a landmark. it is really old and it's got a million pictures on the wall. it's just one of those neat places that feels cozy the minute you walk in. so as i was leaving, there's -- that's gary. i get in trouble when i say "how's so and so?" i get in trouble. i don't know what happened to pete but i hope he is alive and well. i want to thank gary. pals, doug morris and l.a. reed. >> it is a small world, hoda. >> by the way, doug's hands -- hot. >> i got some words of wisdom. >> ready? >> happiness often sneaks in the door -- >> start again. >> okay. happiness often sneaks in the door you didn't think was open. john barrymore. >> se

the guys at red bull said, why not. as you can see. he is a former red bull series champion. he's going to head to 14 wind turbines and attack it at 190 miles an hour. for him, just a bit of fun. >> go for it! >> listen to it. >> it's so gool. >> man, he's doing it like a driving course around cones. >> as much as he is a pro, it's a little bit different than red bull air races. always flat. this is on a mountain. and there is a lot of wind up there. but he nails it. the red bull air races use these flimsy air pylons that can flop out of the way. this is a giant steel tower. >> doesn't seem to slow him down as he just attacks it. it's glorious. it's shot like a hollywood movie as we've come to expect from these red bull videos. >> turn on the turbines this time. >> that would have been a little bit dodgier. like i said, an incredible video. we'll put it on our website. >>> what i've got here is a video of a fishing expedition of sorts. the little string hanging down from inside what looks to be a hobby shop. the string hooks one little car and disappears off screen. >> that's

all counties shaded in red here. so, basically, what this means is because humidity is so low and the winds are gusty, we have such dry conditions that this could easily spread any wildfire, so just something to keep in mind as we go through, really, the rest of the evening. temperatures for the rest of the area, mostly around 70 degrees now, 69 in wilmington, and also in trenton. coming up, a closer look at temperatures and forecast with a little cool down before the rain comes friday. that's coming up. new at 5:00, former chairman of philadelphia school reform commission is suing pennsylvania governor tom wolf. he removed bill green from officer, and green says it was because he led the src in improving new charter school applications. green says wolf opposes charter schools. according to green, an src member can't be removed from office, only for wrong doing, not for disagreeing with the governor. the governor issued a statement, due to misguided and poor decisions the district was forced to lay off educators, cut

see >>> welcome to "red eye." i'm tv's andy levy filling in for the much taller tom shillue who is keynoting the association for crime scenery construction conference. let's check in with rob long to see what exciting stories we will be discussing tonight. >> thank you, andy. coming up, a new stu de reveals people named chad are twice as likely to vote republican while people named andy are more likely to have people like tom tied up in their base meant. and she said america is always best with her back on the mat which will be the only position allowed under a ted cruz administration. and finally a new smart mattress will alert you if your significant other is cheating on you in your own bed. it is called the whose press on nail is this sleep-o-matic. >> thanks, rob. let's welcome our guest. like cat woman she is a female kyle. and he founded a newspaper in prague called prague moses, matt welch. and i don't have a joke about him because i want to live. it is army ranger and co author of the book "13 hours" the i

that is why we are under red flag warning. i will explain still to come announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at a small plane flipped upside down near the bay bridge. the flames could be seen from the crash site half a mile east of the runway. the names are not released. maureen: another bad report card for metro. inspectors with the federal transit administration found metro lack what they call the most basic safety protections. they found nonworking fire extinguishers and blocked escape routes and called on the agency to fix the problem immediately. metro says it has been briefed by the f.t.a. >> up to metro and us to step up to the plate to start operating the system the way it should be done. >> metro general manager paul wiedefeld who testified in congress last week expected to restore rider confidence in the system. last week the park service asked for millions in the federal funds to repair the iconic structure. 84 years of rust and corrosion have take an toll. with funding it could look like this. the work is not done