plus we discuss the traits of a great leader with robert gates. before that, a brand new program some find shocking because it's necessary these days. it's called fighting chance. temple university hospital doctors and nurses will train local residents to give gunshot victims first aid. joining me now to explain the fighting chance are scott charles, the trauma outreach coordinator and dr. tim brian. dr. brian is a u.s. special operations veteran who served as a combat medic. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you so much. >> first and foremost, i think people hear this and go are there that many gunshot victims where this is a necessity? >> unfortunately, i'd say the answer is yes. i think scott can probably talk more about specific numbers but it's shocking the numbers. >> what are the numbers? >> city wide, this is a city that sees last year, i think 1200 shootings. that's up by about 18% over the year before. when you ask the question is this necessary? i think it is. even when you have a situation as we had

but donald trump he, absolutely has legitimate points, one robert gates and multiple presidents have made behind the scenes, europe doesn't spend what you say to germany as the best example, spend more in this timeline or the bases go to poland and you lose that revenue there absolutely is -- clarence: not a great time to be attacking nato. now we can talk about europe, pat work the kind of problems they're dealing with right now as well as what's happening in the middle east. tom: that's a two-way street. clarence: that could be worked out. it's always awkward, not spending enough on defense. pat: clarence, look, it is seven years after world -- 70 years after world war ii, 25 years after the end of the cold war. why do 600 million europeans, rich, fat, and prosperous, need the united states of america to defend them from a middle class country of 147 million? why is it not time for the europeans to man up, put on their big boy pants and defend themselves? eleanor: why don't you go over and talk to some of the people ask them how they feel about russia and -- pat: they don't like it

. >>> and 74-year-old robert gates used a volunteer on a violent -- used to volunteer on the violentrimes task force and last april he shot 44-year-old eric harris after he fled a gun sale sting. the incident was captured on body camera footage. bates drew his gun when he shot harris who had been tackled and had been held on the ground. bates could be heard say, i shot him, i'm sorry. the jury recommended a sentence of four years in prison. >>> calling him a serial child molester a judge sentenced dennis hastert the longest serving house speaker to 15 months in prison. the sentence delivered in a chicago federal courtroom comes six months after hastert pleaded guilty to making illegal cash withdraws in a case involving hush money that was used to cover up sexual abuse of a minor. nbc's stephanie gosk has more. >> reporter: former speaker of the house dennis hastert arrived at the federal courthouse in a wheelchair. his lawyers argued his poor health should keep him out of prison. but the judge was unsparing. saying if hastert nothing is more stunning than having serial child molester

i was looking over my notes from an interview with robert gates. he was talking with his colleagues, and he's thinking, you know, we need to get together with the oh major -- other major cyber power toss figure out some rules of the road, you know, what kinds of targets we can't attack. even the depths, the darkest depths of the cold war there were some rules. you know, like americans and russians, they didn't kill each other's spies, you know? something as simple as that, it just didn't happen. of there's nothing like this. we need to tell people, you know, we're wandering in dark territory here. i said, there's the title of my book, "dark territory." then i looked it up, i did a google search, what does this mean? i don't want to have some obscenity. [laughter] so it turns out that this is a term of art in the north american railroads to signify a stretch of track that is ungoverned by signals. and i'm thinking, wow, that's just perfect. that's a perfect metaphor. so i wrote him an e-mail, i said, did you know this? he said, oh, yeah, my grandfat

. >> i spoke to robert gates, secretary of defense in the last years of the bush administration and thearly years of the obama administration. he told me president obama promised him there wouldn't be any significant changes in the military budget for a while. overall, did he keep to his word? >> well, i think that began to fray, fray may be too gentle a word. >> before too long, gates found himself cutting hundreds of billions from the defense budget. and that was only the start. gates was informed the president wanted to announce even more cuts. >> over the last two years, secretary bob gates has courageously taken on wasteful spending, saving $400 billion in current and future spending. i believe we can do that again. >> what was your reaction? >> well, i guess i'd have to say i felt double crossed. after all those years in washington, i was naive. >> to many, the cuts weren't about economic efficiency so much as a strategic change in the role of the military. you told president obama staffers that the defense cuts send a big strategic message abroad. the united states is going home,

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former secretary of defense robert gates talks about his reaction be of libya. >> i don't want any planso the white house. >> you write it bluntly. don't give the white house staff too much information on the military options and they don't understand upon it. >> pretty much. >> it was more blunt. >> for more of that, do not miss fox news reporting and rising tlit and shrinking military. bret baier tonight. >> and this year marks a major anniversary of the elite blue angels. that's next. a food truck. then your rates go through the roof. perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ no, you're not ♪ yogonna watch it! ♪tch it! ♪ ♪ we can't let you download on the goooooo! ♪ ♪ you'll just have to miss it! ♪ yeah, you'll just have to miss it! ♪ ♪ we can't let you download... uh, no thanks. i have x1 from xfinity so... don't fall for directv. xfinity lets you download your shows from anywhere. i used to like that song. >> we'll ask the party chair about that. and burn up the bronx. bernie sanders

. >> i spoke to robert gates, secretary of defense in the last years of the bush administration and thearly years of the obama administration. he told me president obama promised him there wouldn't be any significant changes in the military budget for a while. >> overall, did he keep to his word? >> well, i think that began to fray, fray may be too gentle a word. >> before too long, gates found himself cutting hundreds of billions from the defense budget. and that was only the start. gates was informed the president wanted to announce even more cuts. >> over the last two years, secretary bob gates has taken on wasteful spending, saving $400 billion in current and future spending. i believe we can do that again. >> what was your reaction? >> well, i guess i'd have to say i felt double crossed. after all those years in washington, i was naive. >> to many, the cuts weren't about economic efficiency so much as a strategic change in the role of the military. you told president obama staffers that the defense cuts send a big strategic message abroad. the united states is going home, cut a dea

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. >> i spoke to robert gates, secretary of defense in the last years of the bush administration and thearly years of the obama administration. he told me president obama promised him there wouldn't be any significant changes in the military budget for a while. overall, did he keep to his word? >> well, i think that began to fray, fray may be too gentle a word. >> before too long, gates found himself cutting hundreds of billions from the defense budget. and that was only the start. gates was informed the president wanted to announce even more cuts. >> over the last two years, secretary bob gates has courageously taken on wasteful spending, saving $400 billion in current and future spending. i believe we can do that again. >> what was your reaction? >> well, i guess i'd have to say i felt double crossed. after all those years in washington, i was naive. >> to many, the cuts weren't about economic efficiency so much as a strategic change in the role of the military. you told president obama staffers that the defense cuts send a big strategic message abroad. the united states is going home,

. >> i spoke the robert gates, the secretary of defense in the last years of the bush administration, and the early years of the obama administration. he told me that president obama promised him that there would not be any significant changes in the military budget for a while. >> overall, did he keep to the word? >> well, i think that began to fray, fray may be too gentle a word. >> before too long, gates found himself cutting hundreds of billions from the defense budget, and that is only the start. gate gates was inle forred the president wants to announce even more cuts. >> over the last two year, secretary bob gates has courageously taken on wasteful spending and saving $400 billion in future and current spending. i believe we can do it again. >> what was your reaction? >> well, i guess that i'd have to say that i felt double crossed. after all of the years in washington, i would say. >> and to in the cuts weren't about economic efficiency so much as a strategic change in the role of the military. you told president obama's staffers that the cuts sent a strategic message abroad t

robert gates is involved in this.00 veterans and spouses as uber drivers transitioning them into jobs that are flexible, where they can make money and help ends meat, i had an exclusive interview with robert gates about his chairmanship of this initiative and i asked how does this help uber's bottom line and this is what he said. >> it t is a great source of income for a lot of people but for a lot of veterans it is an opportunity to be entrepreneurial, build their own business, some veterans on several vehicles but what my colleagues and i have placed a premium on is not just getting veterans jobs, but creatin choices for them that comport with their place in life and what their needs are. stuart: who is the gentleman with gaetz? >> emile michael. the reason you should pay attention toim is this company is valued at 50, $60 billion. it is going to go public's in the next couple years and they are focusing on veterans but also thinking about where to make money in the future. stuart: but it is wonderful initiative. th

. >> robert gates. >> overall did he keep to his word this >> i think that began to fray.ore distrust, more hatred. >> president obama's first three defense secretaries speak out on our military and our standing in the world. bret baier anchors a powerful special tonight on fox news reporting. >> so be sure to check that out right here at 10:00 p.m. and before we go, i want to take a moment to thank a great group of colleagues, the producers and directors, they worked tirelessly this week to bring you strong, informative programs. but what you don't see is all the hard work, the research, the writing, the bookings of top guests. simply stated, the best team in news. and that's it for us tonight. thanks for watching this special edition of "the o'reilly factor." catch my show airing saturdays at 11:30 a.m. right here on fnc. i'm eric boling. bill will be back monday. please remember, the spin stops here, because we're looking out for you. >>> two big stories breaking tonight, just days ahead of the battle for wisconsin. donald trump touching off a firestorm tonight, with so

robert gates is with me in the founder and author of the book the third wave, steve case joining us is morning. all coming up in the program. donald trump coming home last night speaking for the firstst timeme about ted cruz and listening to ted cruz and wisconsin. the presidential hopefuls not skipping a beat to undercut one another yesterday. >> flying tecruz came today. he couldn't draw 100 people. 100 people. i am telling you. in fact, a big headline today in "the new york post." he couldn't draw 100 people now. do you remember r -- do you remember during the debate when he started lturing me on new york values that we are no good. >> donald can ways be counted on to take the higroad and dennis drake class. if he wants to engage in sults, he's welcome to do so. he gets very angry when the voters reject him. he has nowow lost in our state n a row. >> i will beat hillary so badly in the general election. [cheers and applause] you heard the other day members of the team were caught saying he and the one person she doesn't want to run against his trump. believe me. it will be fun. >> d

plus we discuss the traits of a great leader with robert gates.at, a brand new program some find shocking because it's necessary these days. it's called fighting chance. temple university hospital doctors and nurses will train local residents to give gunshot victims first aid. joining me now to explain the fighting chance are scott charles, the trauma outreach coordinator and dr.

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a touching piece on his relationship with robert gates, who has been a famous critic of joe biden onoll out all of those today on cnbc and also you can find them online at cnbc.com/speakeasy. >>> john, were you the only one eating or was the vice president the only one eating? >> he was the only one eating. we had the amtrak fruit in the middle, and he picked out of it. i decided to leave that to him. >> all right. >> you've got to get the -- the buffalo chile. they got stuff -- they don't try to do -- >> it's tough. it's tough. >> the amtrak cafÈ selection is not the greatest. i will have to say. the ride was fine. >> i do like shooting on a train. that's pretty cool. >> and guys, let me also tell you, joe biden lived on that amtrak train for 40 years as a senator. >> going home to delaware. >> and he talked about, in very evocative terms, you know, looking out the window after he had lost his wife and his young daughter and looking into the kitchens and the dining rooms of people through the neighborhoods he was going by and how that was a source of support for him. it's really --

caps need to match it out of the gate. robert: it will be tough tonight. thanks. see you at 11:00., bryce harper keeps being bryce harper. he has been named the national league coplayer of the week. four home runs in seven games. the week of april 11-17 he drove in 12 total runs, walked three timings, scored six times and stole two bases. he is crazy. he will try to continue the great play in miami tonight against the marlins. yeah, a big one leon: he is a beast. robert: crazy! leon: he should have been a game winner yesterday, too. robert: it never stops. he's consistent. alison: we love it. leon: bring it to the caps now. robert: yeah. leon: just ahead at 5:00 the supreme court picks up president obama's immigration plan and which way the court might lean on the case coming 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

at nats park outside of the home plate gate, i'm robert burton. back to you. alison: seems like a nice guy. leon: maybe we will spring for uber for dusty every other game. okay? alison: yeah. i'm sure the team would be happy to do that. we are hearing that play will resume at 6:15. 20 minutes from right now. we will check back with robert at 6:00. leon: we'll be right back with a look at the race to stop buildings from collapsing i alison: last week's deadly collapse of a row house is raising new questions about the stability of other homes in baltimore. jeff abelt spent the day to find out what is done to prevent the possibility of another collapse. >> well, some of the homes have stood for a century. thousands of them are vay can't. but when one of them collapsed over the weekend, we began asking questions about how the buildings are being expected. this morning we went to work with one of the city's 20 building inspectors two inspect 17,000 vacant row homes at least once every year. inspectors do not go inside the home but they visually inspect the outside

here this time including a green screen is we gonna be on people behaving badly in golden gate park stanley roberts kron 4 news added to and i found of the san bernardino gunman. nats of prince playing the world is mourning a music icon and legend. "prince" was found dead this morning at a recording studio complex near minneapolis. he was 57 years old. he was known for his musical genius and his unique style. the "purple one" influenced a generation of artists after bursting on to the music scene in the 1980s. mary moloney with our partners at c-n-n shows us his incredible career and how the world is remembering a music icon. prince was a legend. pioneering the minneapolis sound -- prince sold more than 100 million records worldwide -- making him one of the best- selling artists of all time. : "i wanted my music as even now to speak loudest for me he touched all forms of the entertainment business. winning seven grammys -- a golden globe -- and an academy award. >> reporter:not surprising -- prince was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame -- the first year he was eligible. prince wasn't jus

robert: welcome back to nats park outside of home plate gate where it has been a crazy day for the nats and the marlins. you had the rain delay in the second inning. murphy a bases clearing triple. that was exciting for the fans to see that. however, the players are more excited because the rain delay is gone because they have had a lot of momentum going about this game today. here is what they had to say earlier. >> i think we have the right foot in front of us now. so, as far as that, we feel confident. we feel strong. as a team right now. we are all packing together. >> we played well. we fought down there and we played really well. the whole team and the whole group. we never stop fighting. we will have fun this year. robert: as far as the new nats' manager duty bicker go a rain delay on opening day against the marlins. so not just that, he had first-game jitters. he also got lost coming to the park today. he didn't want to use the g.p.s . because he says his father died of dementia and he wanted to keep his mind sharp on opening day. as for mike rizzo. he still loves dusty baker ev

changing hands there was a lot of commercial events including the green screen the golden gate park stanley robertss is the deadly accident on interstate 80 ride they're caught in the to the east bound direction will have the latest of the story coming up in just a minute. >>robin winston: fatal accident on the upper east shore for a way that happened at from 320 this morning involved a number of cars and a big ring this was a the east the coming sky with exit polls freeway is closed in the eastbound direction track to getting through but that is being diverted over to the off ramp this is a second major accident of the morning in the same area we had a separate traffic alert after coming skyway involving an ambulance and a cement truck that would clear the second tropical the remains in place and we have a reporter on the scene will continue to update it dropped the morning commute stay with us will return after the break. >>male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now >>mark: murky news out of the east bay right now on the left you can save crew's hectic scene o

roberts filling in for lester holt. good night. >>> tonight, storming the gates.ff as trump protesters block traffic, breaching barricades and clashing with police. some forced to pull over on the highway, rush through a field swarmed by security. >>> developing news. the first u.s. death from zika. a new zika test just appred. >>> new tornado warnings. as another violent outbreak targets tens of millions. giant hail and life-threatening floods. >>> up in smoke. a gas mask, a bong, and the tale of the tape that ended with millions of dollars lost in a matter of minutes. high drama on live tv. >>> no laughing matter. is there anything funny about a hollywood comedy about ronald reagan in the grip of alzheimer's. his family sure doesn't think so. and a big star is

roberts filling in for lester holt. good night. >>> tonight, storming the gates. payoff as trump protesters block traffic, breaching barricades and clashing with police. some forced to pull over on the highway, rush through a field swarmed by security. >>> developing news. the first u.s. death from zika. a new zika test just appred. >>> new tornado warnings. as another violent outbreak targets tens of millions. giant hail and life-threatening floods. >>> up in smoke. a gas mask, a bong, and the tale of the tape that ended with millions of dollars lost in a matter of minutes. high drama on live tv. >>> no laughing matter. is there anything funny about a hollywood comedy about ronald reagan in the grip of alzheimer's. his family sure doesn't think so. and a big star is under fire. >>> "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. i'm thomas roberts in for lester tonight. we begin in california, where for the second day in a row, police and protesters clashed

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robert head and joe carter, had been eliminated. and a home invasion seemed very unlikely in her gated community. >> there was no history of any peeping tomas. no histories of assaults in the neighborhood. so we just kept comi up with dead ends. >> they felt sure this had to be a rage murder, so violent, so protracted, which made it very likely it was something nikki knew. even possibly a family member. >> we started getting in to some of the family dynamics. >> that's when they turned up, in police files, this remarkable incident back in 2007. one brief snippet of family history, but an event that inchanged everything that came after . >> conyers, 911. >> yes, ma'am. i woke up, and my daughter is gone at the house. >> that was the voice of nikki whitehead. >> meaning your daughter was abducted? >> i don't know, ma'am. i woke up, the door was i have twin girls and one of them is gone. >> how old is your daughter? >> oh, lord, 13. >> you can hear her terror. >> oh, lord. my worst nightmare. >> do you think maybe somebody came and got her? >> i don't know if somebody came and got her, ma'am. she don't do stuff like this. i don't know. >

robert handa is live in san jose, but let's start with meteorologist rob mayeda. >> right now, to start relatively light amounts. we see a drizzle storm there across the golden gate bridge with the misty skies. san jose, 64. you can see on the radar just a few passing light rain showers. this should be the story of the first half of the evening. mainly light showers passing on by there into san francisco but more substantial showers and thunderstorms there in the sierra where for now, that's where all the thunderstorm activity will be staying. but notice moisture coming up from the south. we'll see increasing chances of rain. and watching the time frame from 7:00 to 10:00 at night, you can see the rainfall accumulations. light rain should not stop the game and probably won't delay it if those are the rain rates we're looking at. temperatures in the 60s and eventually upper 50s as the game goes on. later on tonight into tomorrow morning now you're looking at the potential for a half inch of rain and that, obviously, would stop the game at times. the rain does get heavier after midnight tonight. rain turning moderate to briefly heavy at times. but the afternoon inc

roberts. just when you thought the republicans had the monopoly, here come the democrats. trading jabs, in what is called qualification gateanders jumped the shark, with hillary clinton taking the hard road. here is bernie sanders doubling down late this morning, and clinton's response. >> this campaign will fight back. so when you have headlines from the "washington post," quote, clinton questions whether sanders is qualified to be president, my response is, well, you know, if you want to question my qualifications, let me suggest this. that maybe the american people might wonder about your qualifications, madam secretary. >> well, it's kind of a silly thing to say. i'm going to trust the voters of new york to know me, and have voted for me three times, twice for senate, one in the presidential primary. look, i didn't -- i don't know why he is saying that. but i will take bernie sanders over donald trump or ted cruz any time. >> then there is this. clinton taking a trip on the 4 train in the belongs, just days after a sanders slip to the

robert. you're in south bend. i'm looking at the list here. trump's got three governors. they're pretty right wing guys. about a dozen congress people and senator jeff sessions. has the gate broken yet? are they into the fort, the trump people? >> the gate is broken with many parts of the republican establishment. at trump's foreign policy speech yesterday in washington i was there. i saw many pillars of the conservative establishment walking up to paul manafort and corey lewandowski and trying to get to know them. >> is it over? >> it was over for a while now. trump was able to establish momentum that no one else could break. as long as he could sustain it, he was able to continue with his message. sometimes off beat. sometimes getting himself in trouble, but still there was a consistency to him that kept his core base with him. all he had to do was add to it which is what he's done in big ways in the polls last week and go into indiana. >> this baghdad bob performance by cruz and his people. this marriage of the week. a couple of days he's married to kasich and now carly fiorina. >> cruz is doing everything he can to stop that donald trump has sewn it up. there really i

gates. the fine for fare evasion is $250. at embarcardero b.a.r.t. station in san francisco stanley roberts, kron 4 news. >>> the political protests on the peninsula, one candidate triggering violence presenting a big problem for law enforcement. >> then another hot topic headed for the ballot box, familiar face behind the newest call for gun control. the news continues in 70 seconds on kron 4 news at 6:00. demonstrated late arms through pvc pipes to block the road in hopes of keeping trump from speaking. >> we don't to see racism and whites of pharmacy take over our electoral system.>> many came waving mexican flags or caring flags adopting charm. this contingent with frieda nipple wore their skins -- other signs on their skins. >> several times during the day the contradicted in the hotel break into barricades and rushing offices wearing right here. purchasers were put back the police. they said they were able to keep the ground out. police say one show activity was injured while trying to arrest and unruly protesters. a deputy's injuries were minor, he was treated on the scene. in all, f

gate bridge was beautiful. in the south bay and san jose, tonight's incoming showers could throw a curveball as rob was emergencyi mentioning for the local baseball bans. robert handa is at municipal stadium for us. robert what's the game plan? >> reporter: well, raj, it sounds like giants are supposed to be playing their second game of the season but we are now starting to feel some raindrops coming down. you can see behind us they've been working on the field. it was not that long ago they were thrilled to see the rain back off. although not everyone shared that team spirit. >> crews began rolling out the tarp when they first heard rain might fall before the san jose giants game tonight. the team opened its season yesterday under nearly perfect weather conditions, beating lancaster 4-3. today the early rain made things more unpredictable. and the front office workers got the tarp ready and league officials were contacted. >> okay this is where we're at. can we schedule a double header for the next day? we may have to cancel this one. so that's the steps we do. but basically the tarp will come off and on until we fully start the game. >> while the san jose g

gate over the fairly antagonist view of standing but he asked nuanced questions on both sides. >> well, i think a lot of republicans will be gazing in a fascinating way to see what chief robertuse they've been swayed by the decisions obama has made. this is not a simple question. is there a way that this court, all eight of them, can come up with some kind of a compromise or is it possible they'll come up with a compromise? sometimes it will be confusing for reporters to make them live. >> the only compromise is they split 4-4 and send it back to the circuit court for more findings. i don't see any real good compromise coming out of this that both parties are pleased with. >> so jonathan turley, let me go back on the issue of the only eight. some people who are steeped in all things psychotscotus will ks but the fact there's only eight people deciding after justice scalia's death is tricky. it really does purt this court in a situation where they could end up in a deadlocked circumstance and it means whatever the surnt situation stands. and if they are deadlocked. >> first of all, the administration had not satisfied critical conditions like getting noticed in public and wen