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robert: i won't say it more. nats send their ace to the hill.why defenseman alsner says it's the perfect playoff matchup when we come back. but sierra club chooses jamie raskin for congress they all talk about climate change. because only raskin wrote laws to reduce our carbon footprint and is leading the fight against fracking in maryland. raskin: i'm jamie raskin, and i approve this message. announcer: now the toyota sports desk brought to you by your local to robert: all right. baseball. nats-braves on south capital. braves are winless so far this season and the nats are 3-1 in the early going. washington coming off 4-2 win yesterday against the marlins to split the series. one of the heros is clint robinson who drove in a pair of runs on a single in the seventh for washington. i was in the clubhouse today and had a quick chat with the nats first baseman. you have the braves today. a team that hasn't won yet this season. do you go in the matchup saying well, it doesn't matter, it'

. >> we will check back with doug hill for weekend forecast. robert: i'm robert burton. coming up many sports we will show you d.c. united midfielder that has come a long way. caps need to settle down. i will tell you what that means when "abc7 news at 6:00" cont but sierra club chooses jamie raskin for congress they all talk about climate change. because only raskin wrote laws to reduce our carbon footprint and is leading the fight against fracking in maryland. raskin: i'm jamie raskin, and i approve this message. maureen: the czech relub lick doesn't like the name anymore. it will be chechnia. they wanted a nice one-word name for maps, the national jerseys and the conferences. he's practice together. chechia. vote 2016. four days until the key new york primary. as the chief national correspondent scott thuman shows us the candidates are doing everything they can to stand out from the crowd. >> bernie sanders will not go quietly. >> i stood up against this be was a senator. i called them out. >> secretary cl

hill. it was built by a man named robert sewell in 1800 payday was one of the only houses here in d.c.ish during the war of 1812. a british soldier and his troops are passing by the house and some american troops were here in the house and they shot a horse out from under british general so the story goes. the british burned the house in retaliation. the house was rebuilt by 1820 we believe the majority of it was probably burned to the ground. he was rebuilt in 1820 and robert sewell passed it on to his family so it stayed in the sewell family until 1920. it was taken over by senator porter dale and his wife who were from vermont in 1920 and they lived here until 1929 and was taken over by the national women's party in 1929. the women's party was a civil rights organization run by a woman named alice paul. the nationalist party worked from 1931 was founded until the late 90s for social political

ahead, doug hill is back with a look at the temperature. robert: i'm robert burton.aps are looking for a new postseason. and last season's mr. october is now mr. april now. who that is when "abc7 news yvette: i was running for my life. 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 legacy. glenn: i'm glenn ivey and i approve this message, because i'm on your side. leon: today marks a solemn anniversary in maryland. it's been a year since freddie gray was fatally injured in an arrest. 25-year-old after he made eye contact with the police officer and then ran. investigators say that gray was handcuffed but not wearing a seat belt when he suffered a spinal injury in the police van. he died days later. triggers protests and riots in ea

hill. it was built by man named robert sewell and 1800.f the only houses here to be deliberately burned during the war of 1812. a british soldier and his troops were passing by the house and some american troops were here in the house and they shot a force out from underneath the british german -- general so the story goes. the british print house in retaliation. the house was built by 1820 believe the majority was burned to the ground that it was rebuilt in 1820 and robert sewell pass it on to his family so it stayed with the family until 1923 was taken over by senator porter dale and his wife who were from vermont in 1920 and they lift here until 1929 then was taken over by the national women's party in 1929. the nationalist party was the suffrage equal rights organization run by a woman named alice paul. the nationalist party worked from 1913 when it was founded until the late 90s for social political and economic equality for women both here in the united states and abroad. the national women's party founded in 1913 was in response to

hills. live in gonzales, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> well, at least the boy is well. thank you very much, robert. >>> a followup now to a story we first broke right here last night at 11:00. bullet holes, that's what you're looking at. inside san francisco's hall of justice. and the person who fired the gun actually carries a badge. happened inside the bailiff's office. nbc bay area's christie smith joins us from san francisco. christie, the sheriff is now taking action over these bullet holes. >> reporter: yes, that's right. we spoke with the sheriff. she said there will be two separate inquiries into this. she's also talking about additional training for those deputies. she sent out a bullet bulletin to the department to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> i was relieved nobody was hurt was my first reaction. my second reaction what were they thinking. >> reporter: san francisco sheriff vickie hennessey says an investigation began immediately after she received word that a deputy accidentally discharged a nonduty firearm at the hall of justice. >> in the meantime,

julia roberts wore the exact same wing in "knotting hill."unch of interconnected stories on mother's day. it falls into place, so predict lk, so painful, so cheesy. it's all for a good romantic comedy, but overall this film did nothing for me. i gave it a one out of five. i thought it was horrible, absolutely horrible. >> there are some big stars. they couldn't save it for you, jennifer anniston, jason sed take kiss. >> the cast is fine, the performance is fine. it's the script, it's the dialogue. there was nothing in this film. it was honestly painful to watch at times. i had a chance to sit down with jennifer anniston and jason sed take kiss, one of the only good scenes of the film is when jennifer anniston's character is on a job interview. i spoke with her on some of her earlier jobs in her career and she told me this funny story. >> i remember working at an ice cream store. it's not there anymore? >> i don't know. >> what did you do there? >> i served ice cream. i was so chubby. i literally, i would make a milk shake, oh, a little left f

hill. jeff robert bennett. good to see you sir. >> welcome. may be the thing. >> this is so so simple. we're making myhr ring shells. >> okay. here i have four room temperature fresh egg whites put it on the mixer um going to get it going. it's going get foamy. >> these are strands of protein which are now unwinding and trapping the air bubbles. at this point slowly we'll add the sugar. you'll see it will get shiny and more firm. sugar absorbs moisture so it's grabbing the moisture from the 75% water egg white. >> you are a chemist in a previous life. >> my father was a chemist. amazing. >> too ingredients ripping in to -- whipping into delicious treats. >> at this point this is the same meringue you would put on top of a lemon meringue pie. you don't need the extra sugar. >> that's all good. >> that's all meringue is? >> on top of lemon meringue pie. >> yup. i'm going fold and you're just going to grab this. >> all right. >> cradle it and feed it to me. >> say when. >> go ahead. >> owing on your lead. >> i pre sifted the 10x sugar. all right.

we begin with john roberts on how the gop candidates are turning to capitol hill to shore up support. >> reporter: a number of people here outside the hotel where the three remaining candidates will be speaking. the new york republican party tonight ahead of next tuesday's big primary here. while donald trump would appear to have a lock on winning that contest, he has a lot of boring to do if he hopes to clinch the republican nomination before the july convention. >> this was step one in the trump campaign reaching out to the congressional supporters. >> facing an increasingly big battle interesting trump campaign assembled members of congress in an attempt to expand the circle of support. >> we discussed how we could get that donald trump to be president. how to get more of our colleagues involved and who wants to be interested and who want to gets involved. >>> ted cruz has never won any popularity contests on capitol hill but he hats at least three time support that trump has. including the man who helped him win iowa, steve king. >> ted cruz has been working on the hill for a long

this was about coordinating trump's campaign with capitol hill hill to try to get some better relationship within the parties. >> robert, i want to get a sense if we can. we know what's been taking place and there have been high-profile hirings over the course of the last 24 hours, most notably, rick wiley. he was scott walker's campaign manager. he was highly criticized for a pour use of money. they put a lot of resources in to quickly spread themselves too thin and quickly that campaign dissolved but it was a significant hire because he was the rnc's national political director just four years ago. give us a take of what we're witnessing right now by donald trump's campaign as he tries to sort of better coalesce some of the voices and the minds that he needs to, in effect, push back ted cruz who ee been outorganizing him in parts of the country? >> it's important to pay attention not only to the hires comes behind donald trump but what the hires are actually doing. trump for many months had a close close-knit inner circle. rick wiley is going to be focused on national operation, field nom united nations. hae dins thi

robert johnson. b.b. king. jimmy rogers, charlie pride, faith hill, and the list goes on and on and on. last month, i was honored to participate in the opening of the grammy museum in cleveland, mississippi. there are now two grammy museums in the country. one is in los angeles. the other is in the mississippi delta, in cleveland. and the mississippi delta is a testament to the many musical inspirations that have emerged there. in 1986, paul simon sang "the mississippi delta is shining like a national guitar." he sang that line 20 years before the mississippi blues trail marker was placed, but he was correct. we now have some 200 blues trail markers across our state, and i invite each and every member and all the rest of you to come and visit those locations in mississippi. but tonight the entire state of mississippi will be shining like a national guitar with talents like laportia renee and trent harmon. they are keeping our legacy alive. they represent the wide range of mississippi's musical influences. it's wonderfulfully -- wonderfully touching to watch the video of their hometown v

chief meteorologist doug hill breaks down the timing of the rain and explain what could determine whether we get one or two sunny days this weekend. robert: i'm robert burton. coming up in sports another brooks in town. new wizard head coach scott brooks. we hear from him. the caps prepare for tomorrow's game one against the pens. what they say about 2009. remember that? when "abc7 news at 6:00" continues. i think we should've taken a tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. waterfall is? waterfall? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. oh ohhhhh it's what you do. ohhhhhh! do you have to do that right in my ear? guess which airline added more nonstop straight-shot flights hey, d.c., than any other out of reagan national last year? here's a hint. did ya catch it? no? here's another. and they save you tons of green. still nothing? that's okay. just go to southwest.com for the answ

roberts, thank you. our first guest tonight, one of the first congressman to endorse donald trump on capitol hill. joining us, republican congressman duncan hunter of california. he's now a cochairman of the trump campaign's house leadership committee. he serves on a number of key house committees including armed services. congressman, great to have you with us. let's start with your speaker deciding he's not going to permit his name to be put into nomination. your reaction. >> good, number one. he's a great speaker of the house. he ought to stay here and keep doing what he's doing. but if it's going to be anybody, if these kinds of things are going to be done, should be somebody then whoet already run for president and has been in the debates and stood on the stage. one of the 17, not somebody from the outside because there's other folks out there that are smart, too. why shouldn't they be the republican nominee? lou: there are a lot of smart people as you say, but only three left in the contest. john roberts reported there's no pathway for john kasich, for example. so the two men standing at thi

roberts boulevard itself. it's double trouble in that neck of the woods. and a crash in the callow hills section of the city shutting down vine and pearl, i would stay on north broad to get around that. and traffic lights on flash along columbus boulevard at ray street. caution in that neck of the woods and a crash at frontier road at byberry road, no issues on the turnpike this afternoon. and look for slowing on ridge pike developing on the schuylkill to and from king of prussia. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report, there is slowing along city avenue, one of our friends using the waze app talking about the complete stand still by the bala cynwyd shopping center, we expect in an every afternoon when you hit the traffic lights. >> thank you matt. >>> still ahead, he is rumored as a possible candidate for president, today he addressed the rumors directly. >> and another round of terror arrests leads to more fear in brussels. >>> and where vice president will give a commencement address at a local college. modres: the cost of living the pay stays the same. i have to work extra hou

roberts is on our presidential detail for us and joins us from san francisco. michelle? >> reporter: raj, he got here about a half hour ago. he's up at the top of the hill and there's a large crowd at the bottom of the hill. you can see the motorcade waiting for his activity. he's expected to come out any minute right now. the president landed at sfo this afternoon with his daughter malia by his side. he was greeted by nancy pelosi and representative jackie speier. he's in town for two events. the second will be hosted by billionaire ann getty at her pacific heights home. right now he's attending a small event put on by the democratic national committee. 25 people are attending, each can contribute up to $33,000. and we spoke to neighbors in the area. many are very excited about this presidential visit. >> i think it's cool. the last time he'll be showing up in town as president, and just cool that he's coming to the neighborhood. he's usually downtown or pacific heights. so nice to see him off the hill. >> he picked up another little baby and said this baby is so cute. now you have to hold two babies. so he grabs him and holds him. it's amazing. i'm so

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greg: robert moses, thanks a lot rosanna: investigators are trying to figure out what caused a huge fire that to strike the homes in brooklyn. greg: cypress hills. responded to the scene. rosanna: it took about five hours to get the fire under control. for firefighters suffered from minor injuries. greg: there is a report that shows mayor defazio and his team violated campaign laws. rosanna: part of an investigation that could have criminal ties. teresa priolo is on the lower east side this morning. >> hard to keep up with all of the different reports. let's just take this building behind me. one of the latest reports. healthcare nonprofit. that is due in large part to the deed restrictions. back in november, those major, major profit. there is that report and then there is this about one of the mayors main issues. >> the mayors office. giving what is referred to. to trouble to acquire city contracts. but assuring failing schools were eligible without meeting the requirements. using it as a personal slush fund. dropping these for pre-k dividers. >> everything we have done from the beginning has been done with integrity. >> the mayor address the

roberts has the worst wig. wig she's wearing the same wige that she wore -- here it is. she wore that wig in noting ning hill> >> when she was doing its fake movie which is a great film. f loved knotting hill.g h in that movie she was an actress schenn made a spaces sc movie and she had the same wig. they rebrought the wig back w this movie for the whole film wo but it's terrible.e. >> this movie one more time. t >> it sucks. >> i gave 81 and a half out ofaf five. >> that was being kind. tha >> to, the performance, here'sf' the thing it's not a zero but at it's one of the worst films wors i've seen in a long time.eein a one and a half is basically ania f. i would say if you're ever going to watch it watch it on it cable but get up and go to the bathroom a couple times ande tim maybe have dinner between. bet this is a cute couple scenes s that are okay but overall. >> way to sell it. >> not worth selling it. i >> gary marshall just calledl cd and said he's never talking to t you again. >> i heard that. i hea tha >>> moving to a great film called the story line basically isne bs it's a little cat there getss s

hills that closed the major road. just be careful if you're driving in the area. 6:17. let's go to steve now. >> a lot of baseball as you know. giants, a's, and robert stevenson who went to alhambra high school makes his major league debut today. >> that's exciting. >> all the best to him. >> martinez -- now a key to the city. >> we do have a lot of clouds. it was warmer in san francisco and half moon bay than in livermore. just a crazy pattern and there's an easterly breeze in the north bay. and tiburon has a southwest wind at 29 miles per hour. the delta breeze out of travis is up to 30 miles per hour. so it's only a matter of time. and look at this. san diego dealing with rain. and it's just getting close to l.a. and this will play into the weather tomorrow, not today. i think the breeze is a bigger story. yesterday was 87 and today, 68. i think you'll notice the breeze. and there are a lot of high mid- level clouds, the fog is the tricky part. 70s and southwest winds at 20 miles per hour. 65 san jose and it feels cooler for some. the cloud cover is coming in. and the breeze is picking up. north of that it might be more easterly. but it will turn

in milwaukee, john heilemann on capitol hill, political reporter for the "washington post" and also msnbc political analyst robertg to wisconsin. we talked about democrats at the top of the last hour. let's talk about republicans at the beginning of this hour. there's a lot going on in wisconsin. >> another new wisconsin poll shows donald trump trailing ted cruz in the state's primary. the fox business poll mirrors the ten-point deficit we saw in wednesday's marquette poll. fox has cruz at 42%, trump at 32%, kasich at 19%. but a different poll out yesterday had trump and cruz locked in a statistical tie. public policy polling has cruz at 38%, trump at 37% and kasich at 17%. >> robert costa, a tough week for donald trump. i would suggest one of the toughest since he began campaigning last june. how's imimpacting him. how is it impacting the race? how is it impacting the battle for 1237. >> trump is trying to battle in wisconsin. he's trying to build his relationships with the party. had a busy day in washington, met with the republican national committee and its foreign policy advisors. you see on the ground in wi

hill form -- for more meet and greets. he will meet with republican lindsey graham. tomorrow judge garland me to the democratic senators robertersey and tim kaine of virginia. president obama has wrapped up a meeting with the saudi king in riyadh part of 24-hour visit that includes a persian gulf summit. the white house has said that the summit will focus on regional stability, iran, and the fight against the islamic state and al qaeda. global news 24 hours a day part by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i'm mark crumpton. tracy, scarlet, back to you. scarlet: it has been a bear of an earning season for banks. bank of america is no exception. the number two u.s. lender announced first-quarter revenue fell 6.5% to 19 point -- $19.5 billion. tracy: for there is a bright spot. bank of america added 2.5 million new mobile banking customers, bringing the total number of active users to just under $20 million. who is behind the trend? cathy bessant is chief of bank america's operations and technology officer. you have a big budget in the sense that when it comes to cyber security, it is potentiall

steve and good afternoon, commissioners i'm robert we're excited to be working with grove in her and b d e on this site a story book location at the top of nob hill our neighbors on the other 3 corners with the court hotel and fairmont hotel and 3 iconic building the responsibility to do a building and at the same time make a statement so we started we start any project we accident a very careful research including taking a walk carefully around the neighborhood about jay turnball and look at the neighbors generally most of building grow out of the classic tradition one thing most of building have in common a high attention to detail and really beautiful ideas how they meet the street and glowing e growing autos of classic california tradition and not able feature are bay windows we think nothing in san francisco like in a city with many buildings that are pretty much the same height the bay windows we take advantage of views up and down the street so i'll show you our design so we started with a 64 foot tall rectangle building that holds accident street wall along california and powell are a rear garden our first idea was to sculpt the corner to

robert you are in chappaqua right now. how are things over there? >> greg and roseanna as you well know, it's a bucolic town with rolling hills and stately homes. this is where bill and hillary clinton call home. let's show you the video. just a few minutes ago chappaqua. let me tell you i was back there before they arrived and it was a strong photographers grading by a group of supporters. they were waiting to greet the former president and the woman he hopes to be the next president. hillary clinton is leading in every poll you see . she will tell you that she is not counting her chickens before they hatch. >> they spent the last full day before next primary shaking hands and greeting voters and eating every scoop of ice cream possible. >> the sanders pal the rally in long island city trailing clinton. you would not know it from the throngs he has drawn . >> this is a movement getting the establishment very very nervous! [cheering] this coherent about most issues in a long time. it's actually being taken seriously in politics. >> huge rallies have been a fixture and he spent part of the day meeting with voters one on one. he strolled through

and julia roberts in my opinion has the worst week i've ever seen in my life. it's the same week she more in notting hill for one of the fake movie she was making. which almost like they were making a joke but it did not work. a bunch of stories in the film that are interconnected. i felt like everything blends together and works out in a very predicable fashion. that was a big problem for me. i think gary marshall is a great storyteller that the product and material were not great here. there are some decent scenes and the actors delivered good performances but the overall product was painful. if you see there's an extra scene in the middle of the credits to stay wait for never seen it. i give it 1 1/2 out of five. do not see this weekend. the next movie i recommend is called keanu. how can will be about a cat be an action comedy? it works overall completely. key and peele are genius comedians. this is also directed by the director of their show. it's a simple storyline. a cat gets stolen and cousins pose as drug dealers forestry getting to get the cat back. that's the story line. but it's very funny an

also a headline in the hill this week after harry reid and chuck grassley, the share of the judiciary committee traded fire over the supreme court's chief justice john roberts after senator grassley campaign the current -- make political achievements. we will take a look at the exchange between the two senators earlier this week. -- from earlier this week. >> a significant number of americans believe the supreme court is highly politicized. its approval rating has fallen over the years. , its approval rating has dropped most drastically in recent years following the president's appointment of justices justices sotomayor and kagan. there are four justices who vote in a liberal way effectively every case that the public follows. there are two justices who stick to the constitutional text and who vote in a consistently conservative way. one justice votes mostly, but not always, in a conservative way and one justice votes sometimes with the conservatives and sometimes with the liberals. all of the liberals were appointed by democrats. the conservatives and swing justices were appointed by republican president. but in a speech shortly before justice scalia's dea

robert frank joins us with another look at the secret lives of the super-rich. of course you would. >> we took a look at a house in the hollywood hillsd-style move as a sales video. check it out. ♪ >> it is a very sexy, racy video, but i think it's also tastefully done. let's be honest, we're in the city of sex. this is los angeles, the entertainment capital of the world. >> reporter: compared to the marketing budget of most, this is a holy with that blockbuster. >> >> a video like that could run you from 30 to $50,000. it's like a mini movie. >> the price of the video is worth every penny that we spent. people from all over are calling us, clients that live around the world have seen it. the video has gotten so many hits, it's unbelievable. >> they used five cameras, three drones and paid off. >> five women. >> at least. >> fich cameras, paid, they sold it for $28 million. so it works. >> the girls don't live there. >> they don't live there. >> they are professional actresses. >> oh, my god, that's his teshal. >> how much money did it take to make? >> between 40 and 50,000, just for the video. it's the new arms race in luxury real e

the conversation robert wolf battle between hillary clinton bernie sanders heats up in wisconsin at campaign event in badger state said he thinks he will win the wisconsin primary hillwin could propel him to victory in new york. >> if there is a large voter turnout, we will win here, if we win here we are going to have a bounce, going into new york state where i think we can win, if we win in new york state, between you and me i don't want to get hillary clinton more nervous than she already is, [laughter]. maria: outside advisory to president obama. >> great to be here. >> good to see you. >> what do you think about that. >> bernie gives great spaechz excitement no question. >> new yorker. he is. >> i thought he was senator of vermont snow clinton of in orange county. >> i view miles bostonian living in new york that is fine, bernie is running a great campaign i mean i know that everyone likes to talk about demise secretary clinton it is not happening he would have to win over 60% new york california, pennsylvania new jersey if we went cross this table i think each one of you would say that is not happening. so as -- >> i think he is doing he is running a great cam