marshal's team that was trying to arrest a man at a hotel in rockford, illinois. the suspect shot his way out. he is now 150 miles south of rockford in bloomington and was just taken into custody. adriana diaz has more on this. >> be advised officers are in distress at that location. >> reporter: the chaos started just after 9:00 a.m. >> we have reports of two patients right now. >> reporter: shots fired at an extended stay hotel in rockford, illinois, roughly 75 miles west of chicago. it was an arrest gone wrong. the suspect, 39-year-old floyd brown, was wanted in at least three counties. police say as marshals executed the warrant, the suspect shot through the door, hitting deputy jacob keltner, who died at the hospital. >> based on the information we have at this point, no law enforcement officers fired any rounds in this incident. >> reporter: brown escaped in his car, leading police 22 and a half hours south on interstate 55. he crashed 151 miles from where the shooting began. police have closed off the major highway and brought traffic to a standstill. jeff,

police in rockford say that they will be briefing reporters, the rockford police department just puttinge speaking to reporters and that will be happening in about seven minutes from now. 10:45 local. 11:45 eastern time. the media staging for that while we -- this is what we know about it so far. the rpd officers are on the scene investigating what they are calling an active shooter situation at a hotel. it's an extended stay hotel there. if you can picture rockford, illinois winnebago county it's about 80, 90 miles northwest of chicago. it's a suburb of chicago. we are waiting on any further update on this situation. this is all we know at this time. they are calling it an active shooter situation. so on the ground in rockford, illinois. we will get a press conference in a few moments here. any news from that we will bring that to you. moments ago we heard from speaker pelosi on congress come ilhan omar. the house getting set to take a vote on anti-semitism resolution later today. is it going to be strong enough? that's the big question. will it mention congressman woman omar by name? w

the shooting happened at a hotel in rockford, illinois.n is reporting live from the midwest bureau. this is not over just yet. it's still very tense. >> it is still very tense. high-speed chase has developed into a standoff on the side of the road. there's every indication the suspect is inside his car. every indication that he is armed. the location where the car is off the side of the road is i-55 outside of lincoln, it's know. 160 miles due south of rockford, illinois. it turned into a high-speed chase when police spotted the vehicle near bloomington, illinois. they raced to logan county where the car spun out and crashed. multiple agencies are on the scene including swat teams, tactical officers and negotiation teams. the situation has been at a standstill now for hours. traffic is blocked in both directions. the suspect has been identified as floyd e. brown from central illinois. the task force came for him as well as a parole violation. the task force came on the scene at the extended stay america hotel in rockford, illinois. almost

rockford near bloomington and was just taken into custody.adrian adiaz has more on this. >> be advised, officers are in distress at that location -- >> reporter: the chaos started just after 9:00 a.m. >> we have reports of two patients right now -- >> reporter: shots fired at an extended stay hotel in rockford, illinois. roughly 75 miles west of chicago. it was an arrest gone wrong. the suspect, 39-year-old floyd brown, was wanted in at least three counties. police say as marshals executed the warrant, the suspect shot through the door, hitting deputy jacob keltner, who died at the hospital. >> based on the information we have at this point, no law enforcement officers fired any rounds during this incident. >> reporter: brown escaped in his car. leading police two and a half hours south on interstate 55. he crashed 151 miles from where the shooting began. police have closed off the major highway and brought traffic to a standstill. jeff, as you mentioned, the suspect was arrested just moments ago. and we have confirmed that officers used tear

>> reporter: artie rosen, retired doctor and amateur musician, b created thed grandpa program in rockfordhing. that's what i want thes k to understand just by their association with me. that someone in his 60s is still doing it. >> reporter: he's goneo back school to lend a hand with the band. >> ready, go -- >> reporte assisting kids, many from families facing hard times. ♪ >> the best part is when a kid quietly comes up to me after we've worked on something and just says, "thank you." ♪ >> reporter: grandpa russ st ebeck is a retired rocket scientist -- really -- and he loves playing the tuba. ♪ what does grandpa get out of it? >> at the end of the day, the satisfaction of knowing you put a smile on some kid's face. reporter: soughs like you t have one on your own. >> yeah. >> reporter: two years since it started, 12 grandpas and grandmas spread their love of music. and not just in band -- choir and orchestra, too. ♪ and the tune is catching. >> i'm not the best player here, but you know,e he makes feel like i'm one of the best. >> even if you do make mistakes, u'll always get better be

this all began in rockford, illinois. dozens of officers rushing to the scene. the suspect jumping from that third floor hotel window, leading police on a high speed chase, then facing off with police in the middle of snowy weather. it was difficult to even see. but tonight, authorities moments ago said they have their man, and abc's tom llamas is on the scene for us. >> reporter: tonight, a standoff between officers and an armed fugitive accused of shooting a sheriff's deputy. >> be advised, officers are in distress at that location. >> reporter: it started just after 9:00 a.m. u.s. marshals from a fugitive task force arriving at this extended stay hotel in rockford, illinois, to serve an arrest warrant. >> they were fired upon by the suspect. one of the marshals was hit. >> reporter: police say the suspect also shot a woman inside the hotel room. someone he knew. as the victims were raced to the hospital, officers from multiple agencies surrounding the hotel. but the suspect, identified as 39-year-old floyd brown, got away, jumping out of a third floor window,

the rockford police department has responded. are on the scene at the extended stay america hotel. that's on north bell school road. our local affiliate reporter on the scene said some of the residents came out of their rooms. they say they heard shots fired inside the hotel. nbc news has learned that the atf is on the scene and we'll bring you more as we get them. >>> now a stunning revelation from arizona senator martha mcsally. mcsally said she was raped by a senior officer while she was in the air force. he's the first female pilot file thor to command a squadron. now, she has a warning. >> do you think the prevalence of sexual assault is a national security threat? >> i do. first i don't want to think, well, it's now problems with women in the military. think about it if you have a predator, a rapist in uniform, you don't deal with did by keeping a woman out of their unit because that predator is going to assault someone else. >> joining me now, jill weinbin. i want people to know you were appointed to the secretary of defen

alex: i was a supervisor at ups in rockford. lemonis: but you grew up here.ill i was about 10, 11 years old. then my mom moved to rockford, and we went and lived with her. lemonis: your parents got divorced? alex: yeah, when i was young. lemonis: when you moved to rockford, did you make a choice to go with your mom? alex: no. no. there was a whole legal custody-battle thing. lemonis: mm-hmm. do you think it created any wedge between you and your dad? alex: yeah, i'm sure. i think that's a big reason why i work very hard to try to impress him, basically, i guess is the word. i try to make him see that i kind of do know a little bit about what i'm doing. ♪ lemonis: i talked to your son. thom: i'd love to have been a fly on that wall. lemonis: family business is tough, and i have experience with it because i worked with my father, and it was not an environment that i enjoyed. thom: as you mentioned, family dynamics are always difficult, which is exactly why i put bill dittman between us. lemonis: and you don't like conflict at all... thom: that's true. lemonis:

the story began this morning at the extended stay america hotel in rockford, about 80 miles northwest of chicago. a u.s. marshals fugitive task force was attempted to serve a warrant to 39-year-old floyd brown. as they approached the room, police say that brown shot the deputy with a rifle. this deputy is in critical condition. brown ran from the room. police say he was wanted on warrants but would not say what specific crimes that warrant is for. back here in the bay area, the rain slowly moved out after another storm brought several inches of rain. sunshine will soon arrive. you can see pockets of blue sky out there, but more rain is on the way. meteorologist mark tamayo will have a look at what's brewing in the pacific in just a minute. we have an update to a story that we talked about. just minutes ago, the board of supervisors of the sonoma county approved funds to clean up the pile after pile of debris. supervisor linda hopkins says that west county residents need help cleaning up all kind of thanks drifted through the area during the flood. >> i received an e-mail from a couple

it happened in rockford, illinois.d shooting, when marshall was shot, he reportedly is in critical condition. brown escaped by car, is still on the loose, is wanted on several warrants, and may still have a weapon. we are going to keep following this story from illinois, we will have a full report on the noon news, you can also get updates on online or social media pages. >>> democrats worked on a proposal regarding the use of the word hate. that project calls for a resolution rejecting anti- semitism. just a little while ago, the house speaker said the resolution will denounce hatred anti-semitism, anti-muslim bigotry, and racism. an assistant director at stanford university's admission office is accused of repeatedly stabbing his girlfriend, while he was taking lsd. james ravel is charged with attempted murder, domestic violence, and assault. in the courtroom, his family and friends vouched for his character, and so did his girlfriends family. they read a letter on her behalf calling what happened, a horrifying accid

. >>> police say an officer tried to arrest a wanted fugitive when the shooting occurred in rockford, illinois 80 miles from chicago. floyd brown is in his car after he was stopped by police. for now the identity of the u.s. marshall has not been released. >>> a former florida police officer has been convicted of killing a man whose car was stalled on the highway back in 2015. he shot corey jones while undercover and prosecutors say the officer never identified himself taking jones to leave he was getting robbed and led him to flee with his gun but never firing it. the officer faces life in prison. >>> president trump's formal attorney, former suing the trump organization saying that the company broke a contract and refused to pay his legal fees after he started to cooperate with federal prosecutors. he said he is owed nearly $2 million. in august he pleaded guilty to tax crimes and lying to congress and campaign finance violations. >>> in a few moments manafort will learn his fate. he is in the courtroom today for the first of two sentencing hearings. he is facing 25 years in prison

. >>> in rockford, illinois, an officer was fatally shot by a suspect who then fled more than 150 miles. that man is in custody and has been charged with first degree murder. floyd bro was eventually stopped on the interstate. pointing his rifle at officers, at one point during the chase. brn barricaded himself for hours before police apprehended him. he has been identifd as jacob, a 12-year veteran. he's been attempting to serve an arrest warrant. he was transported to a local hospital where he later nje said of hisies. >> reporter: a man has struck again. hey arestsed roger avl roddo after he allegedly used ar lat to gain access to taylor swift's apartment. w noas inside. he was recently released from jail after serving six months for brockin into swift's home last april. >> in colorado wide-spread danger after several major avalanches left drivers trapped in their cars. we get more from miguel almaguer. >> reporter: it's the worst avalanchseason, calling this widespread across colorado. they're trigging slides this one to mitigate the threat. one burying cars, another cutting off i 7

the suspected gunman opened fire outside the extended stay america hotel in rockford, illinois, about 80 miles from downtown chicago. the fallen officer, 35-year-old jacob keltner was part of a u.s. marshal task force trying to serve a warrant to floyd brown, a wanted fugitive. police say brown fired shots at the officer and a woman inside the hotel. the woman is was an acquaintance of brown's and is expected to be okay. moments ago brown was taken into custody. >>> a former florida police officer was found guilty for the shooting death of a stranded driver in 2015. the plain clothes officer newman ra nouman raja. the whole encounter was recorded on a phone call the tow truck company had. >> if it was not for the tape recording, then this police officer would have got away with murder. >> raja is the first florida officer to be convicted of an on duty shooting in nearly 30 years. he's set to be sentenced next month and faces life in prison. >>> president trump's former lawyer michael cohen is suing the trump organization. he says the company broke a contract and refused to pay his leg

deputy jacob keltner was serving an arrest warrant at a hotel in rockford yesterday about 90 miles eastf chicago. police say the suspect, floyd brown, barricaded himself inside the room, firing a shotgun out of the window. keltner was hit and taken to the hospital where he died. brown got away, leading police on a chase that ended in a crash 170 miles away. he was arrested after an hour's long standoff with police. >>> the wisconsin man charged with kidnapping 13-year-old jayme closs is reportedly planning to plead guilty. a tv station in minnesota is reporting that jake patterson wrote a letter to a correspondent saying that he wanted to plead guilty because he didn't want closs' family to worry about a trial. patterson is accused of holding closs for 88 days in a cabin after kidnapping her last october. she escaped in january. patterson is also charged with killing her parents. >>> singer r. kelly could be released from a chicago jail as early as today. a judge put him back behind bars earlier this week for not paying child support. this comes as two of kelly's accusers are reacting t

. >> reporter: gunfire erupting at a rockford, illinois, hotel. >> u.s. marshals are on the scene. >> reporter: a u.s. marshals deputy, jacob keltner, shot and killed. >> the first and second floor, they cleared it. they went to the third floor, they cleared that and got to the suspect. >> reporter: the suspect jumping out of a third floor window, authorities say, escaping. -- still on 55 >> reporter: oupo him more tha 150 miles away. officials say officer keltner, a 12-year ven, was serving a warrant on 39-year-old floyd e. brown, wanted in several counties and for parole violation. >> the fact that it's a law enforcement officer obviously doesn't change the basic investigation very much, but it does add to the emotions of the police officers. >> reporter: police say the suspect fired at the officer with a rifle and a female acquaintance found in the hotel room was suffering from a nonlife-threatening gunshot wound. authorities say no officers used their weapon at the hotel. police say the suspect's vehicle crashed near lincoln, illinois, prompting an ho

host: two rockford, illinois. caller: i would like to go back and talk about the democratic field. it kind of four is me. a scares me that these have far left mentality. it's about who will be able to take out donald trump. we are not preparing for that. i am a left-leaning independent. i feel like we are not preparing to take donald trump out of office. that is frightening for me and a lot of other people. i think you are exactly right, the electability is the number one characteristic. is beinged socialist tossed around without people examining what it means. medicare, social security, safety net programs are all socialist programs. whatever a democrat proposes will be labeled as socialist. have fought against every one of these programs that the american people love. obamacare is popular. democrats have to define what they mean by these programs. the green new deal has been savaged. it's basically asking the country to prepare for a future that could be sustainable. troubleet is in serious , the environment has to be taken care of. i think democrats will make that a primary hist

deputy jacob was gunned down when trying to serve an arrest warrant at a rockford hotel.used killer floyd brown appeared in court for the first time. a judge denied him bond claiming he's a flight risk, brown could face the death penalty for murder charges. the deputy spent 13 years on the force, leaving behind a wife and two sons. some lawmakers want on boeing 737 max 8 planes grounded in the us after that model crashed in ethiopia killing 157 people including eight americans. it is the second deadliest crash involving a 737 max 8 in months. dianne feinstein writing to the faa, quote, continuing to fly an airplane that has been involved in two fatal crashes within six months presents an unnecessary potentially life-threatening risk to the traveling public. the faa warned against comparing crashes saying the planes are still, quote, airworthy. several international airlines have grounded those planes. donald trump unveiling record $4.7 trillion budget proposal for 2020 and democrats already voicing their opposition. senator patrick leahy saying, quote, this is not a serio

rockford county has been dealing with the measels outbreak since october and nearly 17,000 vaccine dosesiven in 26 weeks. yesterday, an executive order called for nearly 6000 unvaccinated children to be removed from schools. back here in the bay, the tourist was hospitalized but after a few days of going around the area. in milpitas, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> we have posted a full list of places the infected tourists visited in santa clara county plus the days and times on our website, kpix.com. >>> there were two small earthquakes in the north bay this morning. amended to 2.7 and 2.6 this morning both in the san pablo bay. right now, no reports of any damage. >>> it is 5:35 am. state and federal officials will test out those state's earthquake warning system for the bay area. >> emily turner joins us with more. >> reporter: it is called a shakealert and designed to let people know there will be an earthquake seconds before it happens. this morning, about 40,000 phones will ring or buzz in downtown oakland between 11 am and noon. emergency officials and the usgs want to see how quickly a w

and in illinois, look at these drone pictures just outside rockford.3 billion. all of this as forecasters predict that there is more rain in the forecast for the midwest coming this week and weekend. fox drone over a flood plane. ♪ ♪ la so why am i still thinking about this? i'll take aleve. aleve. proven better on pain. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? shepard: new zealanders coming together observing the muslim call to prayer one week after 150 people died after the shooter gokmen tanis took their lives. >> we are one, we are together. we are determined to not let anyone divide us. shepard: telling the crowd that one week ago he saw hatred and rage in the eyes of the terrorist. today he sees love and compassion in the eyes of thousands. the new zealand prime minister ja

. >> arne rosen, a retired doctor and amateur musician, created the band grandpa program in rockford,inoic. >> m is a lifelong thing. that's what i want the kids to understandust by the association with me. so in their 60s is still doipg it. >> reporter: he's gone back to school to lend a hand with the band. assisting kids, many from families facing hard times. ♪ kidhe best part is when t quietly comes upo me after we've woon something and that's just says thank you. >> reporter: russ is a retired rocket scientist. really. anng he loves plahe tuba. ♪ what does grandpa get out of it? >> at the end of the day, it's the satisfaction of knowing you put a smile on some kid's face.: >> reporte sounds like you might have one of your own. two yurs since it started, 12 grandpas and grandmas spread their love of music. j nott in band. choir and orchestra, too. and the tune is catching. >> i'm not the best player here, but he makes me feeli'm one of the best. >> even if you do make mistakes, it will just get better. you just kp trying and trying. >> reporter: what else do you think you're teachi

he was shot while trying to serve an arrest warrant a at rockford hotel this morning.d the suspect tr escape but crashed his vehicle 100 miles away. he was wanted for several charges, including burglary. >>> a crack down on people targeting the elderly. federal agents targeting more than 250 peoe who they say scammed people onne. nbc's jay gray reports. >> reporter: investigators say the attacks on seniors often a steay what were supposed to be the golden years of their lives. >> it' despicable because the people involved are vulnerable and because of their stage in life they don't have the opportunity frequently to recover. and so these losats are devastg to them. >> reporter: today the attorney general's office announcg the largest crackdown ever. charging more than 250 suspects targeting victims 60 and older, often through online scams. >> the fraud claims that the victim's computer has a virus or beenon hacked but worry they'll fix it for a fee and for access to the victim's computer. and we know what happens next. >> reporter: personal information stolen, bank and savings account

they say brown fled a rockford hotel where a fugitive task force tried to serve a warrant for his arrest this morning. they say brown was wanted on a burglary warrant and a parole violation. <"my office will continue to monitor the situation all of illinois grieves for the fallen and our prayers are with the families of those who have been injured in the line of duty.">(grant) (grant) authorities say brown also wounded a woman described as an acquaintance of his. she was treated at a hospital and released. (pam) in world news tonight -- an american journalist who says he was detained by venezuelan authorities.... is safely back in the u-s. cody weddle arrived at miami's airport this afternoon.he lived in venezuela for nearly five years -- reporting for a south florida station and other news outlets. weddle says, venezuelan agents covered his face with a ski mask and questioned him for more than 10- hours on wednesday. he said, they accused him of espionage, treason and removing military artifacts. <"they were very interested if i had spoken with people in the military and several time th

in illinois, several more towns are in the danger zone in rockford, illinois.oscoe, illinois. mike? >> shep, behind me is the rock river. it's about 115 meters over its bank. look behind me, four football fields in that direction is the neighborhood of edgemere terrace. about half of the homes there are dry. half are flooded. the entire town is surrounded by flood waters. look out here, this is how the kids are getting back and forth to school. they take kayaks to this side of the river and pick up the school bus from here. all of this flooding is the result of snow melt and the rain that we have been getting. so much that you have some 14 states, nine million people that have been impacted no one is getting hit harder than nebraska. governor people ricketts says there's emergency declarations. crop losses because farmers can't get their seed in the ground, around $400 million. so you're talking a billion dollars in crop losses alone. what everyone needs in this part of the country is a break from the rain. the bad news is they're not going to get it for this p

a standoff in rockford, illinois.he shot an officer trying to issue an arrest warrant. philadelphia is set to be the first major city to ban cashless stores. it's meant to protect low income residents. the blockbuster in bend, oregon about to be the last one. the second to last in western australia set to close up shop at the end of the month. in its hay day, there were 9,000 blockbuster stores. i'd love to go there on friday nights. janice dean has a new book out opening up about her career, love, motherhood and loving with multiple sclerosis. we're so happy to have you on set today. i read your book in one sitting on a flight. if you're out there, you need a book to read, this is the one. it's really good. >> that means a lot coming from you. you wrote a beautiful book that i adored the good news is, when i wrote this book, i thought about your book a lot. it had an impact on me. look at the news cycle that we're in. it's like -- >> let's talk about your book. not my book. >> i want to set it up, this is a hopeful s

a lot of issues in the spring flooding in rockford, illinois. more heavy rain on friday.un rainfall totals will be between one to two inches. additional snow melt from the north. the rivers are already running high. a big recipe for more additional flooding and rivers will go back up again after they've been falling. today's forecast cold in the northeast and great lakes. the sun will be out. temperatures will be in the 40s. real warmth for the east coast will wait until friday and saturday. >>> still ahead boeing faces more fallout over the deadly 737 max crash as some airlines look elsewhere for their planes. >> apple unveils a hosts of new products and services to expand its empire. those stories and more driving your business day. they're america's biopharmaceutical researchers. pursuing life-changing cures in a country that fosters innovation here, they find breakthroughs... like a way to fight cancer by arming a patient's own t-cells... because it's not just about the next breakthrough... it's all the ones after that. you'll make my morning, buty the price ruin my d

. >> reporter: it happened this morning and an extended stay hotel america in rockford, illinois. the deputy was working with the fugitive task force trying to serve an arrest warrant. >> subject fired his weapon, we are told through a door, and striking our deputy. we were informed just recently that unfortunately, the deputy has passed away from his injuries. >> reporter: anytime a law enforcement officer to execute a warrant, no matter han unknow -- and saturday they came out the of the suspect, 39- year-old floyd e brown is from the springfield area. they said he plead and crashed along interstate 55 outside of lincoln about 160 miles away. police say woman who was an acquaintance of brown's was injured by one of his round at the hotel. police say her wounds are not life-threatening. in chicago, mike tobin, fox news. >>> a former police officer in florida was convicted today in the fatal shooting of a black man who was stranded on a highway after his car broke down. he was found guilty of manslaughter and attempted murder for the death of 31-year- old corey jones back in 2015.

mike tobin is there, in rockford, illinois, with the latest on this. e water dries there. >> it really is. got a lot of water right now that's pushing down the missouri river. that's where we see a lot of the flooding. the immediate concern is how high that water is going to get. will the levees hold? information received yesterday from the army corps of engineers said that 28 levees in the missouri river basin alone had either been overtopped or breached. one of those locations as winthrop, missouri where residents can only speculate if they will have a town anymore. a lot of people who got the order to leave say the days of living down by the river are over. just not worth it. >> i don't know if it's normal anymore. this is eight years from the last one. it was supposed to be 100 years. >> let me show you life pictures now from nebraska, right on the state line with missouri. as i show you those pictures i can tell you that governor kim reynolds of iowa has submitted the application for expedited emergency relief to the president. it's a very detaile

it happened yesterday at a hotel in rockford, illinois. deputy jacob kertner was serving a warrant. deputies say floyd brown shot him in the parking lot and also injured a woman. he then led authorities on i ahigh-speed chase before crashing his car on the interstate. a standoff that lasted hours, he finally surrendered. police a brown was wantedded on several outstanding warrants. >> burglary warrants from mclean county, champaign county, a failure to appear warrant from sangamon county and a parole violation issued butt illinois department of corrects. >> the deputy had been with the sheriff's office for almost 13 years. if he is convicted, brown could get life in prison. >>> the cdc says outbreaks of measles in five states are all linked to travelers from overseas. the states are new york, texas, illinois, washington state and california where two people from the bay area contracted measles from an infected passenger on an international flight into san francisco last month. there are major measles outbreaks in countries including brazil, indonesia, israel and the philippines and

rockford, illinois, about 80 miles northwest of chicago. >> sandra: police or to the other way does not. we will continue to update all of you as news comes in on that. the news continues. "outnumbered" starts now. >> melissa: fox news alert, we are awaiting house democrats to introduce and possibly vote on a resolution in the wake of by their own numbers. nancy pelosi sing the measure won't directly address remarks from freshman congresswoman ilhan omar. and that decision appearing to put democrat leaders at odds with many in their own party. this is "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis. here today, host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, my friend kennedy. turning off on the couch for the very first time, allie beth stuckey. welcome. conservative commentator and host at least 2b. >> allie: that's not me! no. [laughs] >> melissa: costa "fox & friends," jillian mele. chief speechwriter for former attorney general loretta lynch, jake maccoby. this is a fun and exciting cash to the! are you ready for us? >> jake: always! >> melissa: allie beth, are you ready? let's get to it. we m

which is outside my congressional district, but the other two are in the cities of peoria and rockford which are in my district. this is an issue i have done round tables on this and have learned from teachers they feel undervalued, underpaid, overworked. your budget cuts a critical department of education program that school districts can use to improve teacher recruitment and retention. and i know that you stated that you consider teacher hiring a local issue. but you have also stated that you wanted to help facilitate the sharing of best practices to bring more teachers into schools. i'm wondering if you can elaborate on some of the best practices and share your next steps to help states and districts with teacher shortages. i'll just leave it at that since we have a few seconds left. secretary devos: thanks. i, too, have met with and talked with many teachers and know that way too many of them do feel undervalued and underappreciated. that's why our budget has proposed to really give teachers an opportunity to develop themselves in a way that works for them through a teacher vouche

shoulders princewilliam, north of fairfax county, volume delays in the district, north capital, rockfordck to you. >> thanks, dave. new tonight, you probably don't think much about your adcar's ght but they are an important safety feature. >> consumer reporter will have tips on m ntaining your headlights. a check on your forecast after this. >>> i'm meteorologist lauryn ricketts. we're not looking too morning out there. we've got tempetures in the 30s and 40s right now, 50s in hagerstown. if you're headed out to nats park, temperatures in the upper 50s as first pitch gets under way, .5:05 we will have showers around the area. a few sprinkles this morning but better chahoe of srs later on throughout the afternoon and into the evening. justccasional showers. temperatures drop tomorrow but pretty dry this week. >> thank you, lauryn. another news update in 25 minutes. >> back to the " and since it comes with your internet, you can switch wireless carriers, and save hundreds of dollars a year. are you pullin' my leg? nope. you sure you're not pullin' my leg? i think it's your dog. oh it's him

jacob keltner was gunned down while trying to serve an arrest warrant in rockford hotel.on the force and leaves behind a wife and two sons. the u.k. parliament is hours away from voting on a revised brexit deal two weeks before it's set to leave the eu. prime minister theresa may and european union leaders agreeing on last minute change to the divorce deal overnight. parliament is expected to vote at 3:00 eastern time. if this critical vote fails, brexit could be delayed offer the u.k. could leave with no deal. nba star russell westbrook gets in a heated exchange with a fan during a game. watch this. >> i swear to god. [bleep] jillian: did you hear that the oklahoma city thunder star later called that an emotional response to disrespectful comments during a utah jazz game. the fan claims he did not say anything inappropriate. russell westbrook claims. brian: you could hear them say something totally inappropriate. why do these people think they pay a lot of the money for tickets they can treat these people terribly is unbelievable. he has a great track record. jillian: he

host: two rockford, illinois. caller: i would like to go back and talk about the democratic field.t kind of four is me. a scares me that these have far left mentality. it's about who will be able to take out donald trump. we are not preparing for that. i am a left-leaning independent. i feel like we are not preparing to take donald trump out of office. that is frightening for me and a lot of other people. i think you are exactly right, the electability is the number one characteristic. is beinged socialist tossed around without people examining what it means. medicare, social security, safety net programs are all socialist programs. whatever a democrat proposes will be labeled as socialist. have fought against every one of these programs that the american people love. obamacare is popular. democrats have to define what they mean by these programs. the green new deal has been savaged. it's basically asking the country to prepare for a future that could be sustainable. troubleet is in serious , the environment has to be taken care of. i think democrats will make that a primary histor