ryan hughes takes a >> robert mojo started welding at age 13. but now he is taking on the biggest project yet. >> a piece potentially going to be scrapped. reclaiming it. ryan: sparks are flying as he transforms a 4000 series metro car. the 80,000-pound rail car is being recycled and sliced to seven sections like a loaf of bread. it's being cutted and turned to vendor kis ak -- kiosk at the metro station. five square development got the go-ahead for the pilot project to fill the plaza with the pop-up vendors. >> this is a really old and a tired metro station. if wmata will trust us, push the envelope. >> the 1000 and the 4000 cars are the least reliable and retired. >> this is a piece of art. >> we will have a recycled car over time will become a museum. we will try to incorporate in the development. ryan: mojo plans to be finished finished in about two weeks. it's expected to open may 17. in brookville, ryan hughes, abc7 news. nancy: very creative. larry: yeah. very fast. may 17 is weeks away. but it will be neat. what a neat touch to have the v

live in fort washington, ryan hughes abc 7 news. a day after drenching rains we finally saw the sun. rolled in.ouds rain is on the way. josh knight has the first look at the forecast. is going to make it tough to start our monday and tuesday but let me start off with -- a time lapse in loudoun county. the sunshine we had in the morning and clouds building in throughout the day, getting ready for rain to arrive overnight. let's look at the big picture. the reason we had some sunshine today was thanks to the high pressure still with us but now that is moving out into the atlantic. meanwhile, this is starting to head our way. this area of low pressure is a slow mover. it is going to start to come together very slowly work its way towards the coast and write up the atlantic coast line. what that in her tonight, even into wednesday morning. it is going to be a few days. still dry. a a few showers popping up in southern maryland but that is about it. temperatures with all of the cloud cover around a 60 degrees. but because we are cloudy,

negotiators will continue to try to talk with him, to gain a report -- a rapport live in fairfax county, ryan hughes. >> now an all-out manhunt across five states for the man who shot and killed an elderly man at random and posted the video on facebook. emily rowe with the latest. >> a plea from cleveland police chief morning after a man posted this alarming video online. the fbi and cleveland police on a desperate manhunt for steve stevens who they believe is responsible for a random act of cold-blooded murder. he claims he has killed more than a dozen others but police say there is no evidence supporting that. .ive states now on high alert authorities say they received a thing from his cell phone, eriected near e pennsylvania. he is driving a white ford fusion. >> obviously he had deep issues and we want to get him off the scene as soon as possible. he allegedly approached 74-year-old robert godwin armed with a gun. >> can you do me a favor? can you say joy lane? >> joy lane. >> yeah. she is the reason this is about to happen to you. >> than the trigger was pulled, killing god when. that woman who

live in fairfax county, ryan hughes. developing now, thousands of protesters across the country want president trump to release his tax returns. demonstrations taking place in several cities, including here in d.c., new york, chicago, los angeles, in san francisco. the petition now has more than one million signatures. the white house is now in the aided -- not indicated that the president has any intention of releasing those returns. trump responding on twitter to the marches saying "i did what was an almost impossible thing to do for a republican, easily when the electoral college, now tax returns are brought up again." he said that someone needs to now look into whether someone paid for the rallies. larry: last call for those who have not filed their taxes, tomorrow is the deadline. here are a few tips. one, simply track down and gather your paperwork and decide whether or not to use tax software. create a you don't forget to report some items and figure out if you're better off itemizing your deductions. thought it w

ryan hughes joins us live from the campus with what is being done for the students. ryan?bad out here. students were telling me the eyes were burning and the throats were scratchy. you can feel the smoke. we are outside ghosttown out here. there are students that board a bus and head home. this place cleared out. the students receiving an e-mail. the university letting them know that the campus is closing down at 1:00. show you video from earlier. this is why. they tell us that due to the poor air quality from the massive five-alarm fire. the baltimore is closed north bond. the students are told to stay inside and close windows and doors. the told me that the smoke was coming to the classrooms through the a.c. unit and at times it was hard to breathe. listen to them. >> it was really strong. you could see it everywhere. it was bad. i don't have breathing problems but even i was struggling. the classrooms whether or not to shut off the air systems. there is smoke in the classroom. >> the rec center is open until 8:00. all other are canceled. the parking lots are restricted

you, ryan who's covering his face, and hugh jackman doing the hear no evil, speak no evil, see no evilafter this was posted, people said, oh. pierce is going to play cable in the next "deadpool" movie. are you going to play cable? >> not true. nothing's come my way yet. >> jimmy: so that is completely made up? >> it's completely made up. we were sitting wait for a plane, the three of us. the guy said, quick, let's get a photograph. jump in the middle, mr. reynolds said let's do three wise monkeys. put it out there and it went viral. >> jimmy: they assume, because there were two superheroes, you would also abobecome a superper. are you lying to us? >> i don't lie. they know where to find me. it's fabrication. >> jimmy: if you were signed to play cable in "deadpool 2" and they told you don't say anything about it, would you tell me right now? >> i would tell you everything. >> jimmy: you would tell me everything? >> yeah i'm that kind of guy, really, sure. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: okay, i believe you, then. well, the show is based on -- this book was nominated for a pulitzer pri

ryan is trying very, very hard. i think everybody is trying very hard. it is a very tough system. >> do you think, hught the finger pointing is productive? and where do you stand on where the blame needs to be here, whether it's shared or whether it really can be put at the feet of paul ryan? >> great clip. i do not blame the speaker as the president does. i personally hold the freedom caucus responsible or what i call the area 51 subcaucus within it. they stopped the momentum of repeal and replace. obamacare right now is actually freedom caucus care. now they have come around but it's a little late and the window is broken and they're trying to put it back together. charlie dent, who's a pal and a bunch of liberal republicans from the northeast have got their concerns. they have got to get it together and the president's frustration is paul ryan's frustration is my frustration. >> i think we've just lost hugh hewitt's signal there. we'll try to get him back. oh, he's back. >> i'm back. >> thank you for rejoining us. >> packet loss, packet loss. i was just saying i would want the house republicans to t

ryan bill. they have done that conservatives are coming on board. i think that moderates will as well. david: mm-hmm. >> that will let him get back on track to get this out of the hughesone of the other things, other criticism of ball paul ryan, beam believing he felt he could get democratting on board is was clear that democrats were operating as a solid block against anything that trump administration was afilliated with. >> i think that is a poor calculus, as senate minority lead near ohio for a number of years, i myself of responsible trying to whip up votes to keep the lights on for budget bills in ohio, i don't envy paul ryan's circumstances. david, of course, not. it is dig factions of caucus together. and so, you know, i feel for him, but, i do think that he probably would have been beer strategy totart with something like tax reform or infrastructure. rather than something that as complex as and controversial. david: it sounds so nice to talk about bipartisan deals, but with this democratic parties, i don't think there will be any kind of bipartisan deal. >> no, they need to be heard, their constituents need to be heard, but, right now politically, when it co

allowed to go back there except by statutory act so i hope that speaker ryan and leader mcconnell got in that direction. >> host: hugh hewitt is our guest, his most recent book is called "to the fourth way. a conservative play book for a lasting g.o.p. maturity "pow call is, 202-748-8200, east and central, 748-8201. mountain and pacific time zone. we'll put up our twitter address to send a tweet,@book tv and facebook and you can make a posting about the los angeles times festival of book and make a posting under that. facebook.com/booktv. and you get to the calls. in 2006 you wrote a book "painting the map red: the fight to create a permanent republican majority." does that become stand up. >> guest: it has, i calls for a bored fence like the fourth way caws for immigration reform. like the fourth way it calls for large navy. like the fourth way it comes for hamiltonian politic size have been urging the -- sovereignty on the southern border for a long time. the bored e fence exits in san diego and i've gone do you there is many times and its works. it's effective. i also believe that once it's in place, most american

i'm hoping speaker ryan and mitch mcconnell: notcent b direction soon. >> host: hugh hewitt is our guest. his most recent book is called "the fourth way: the conservative playbook for a lasting gop majority." m here's how you can call us. (202)748-8200 for those of you in the eastern central time zone.in 748-8201 and the amount and pacific time zones. o we'll also put up our twitter address of the effect like to send a tweaked@booktv and facebook you can make a comment. you will see a posting about "the los angeles times" festival of books.ngf you can make a posting under that. facebook.com/book tv. we will get to those calls in just a few minutes. hugh hewitt, in 2006 he wrote a book called painting the map red: fight to create a permanent republican majority. did that book stand up?it >> guest: it has because lecturing to the calls for atiof border fence like "the fourth way" called for immigration reform, like "the fourth way" called for a large navy, like "the fourth way" called for politics. i've been urging the visible expression of the invisible s commitment to sovereignty on the

hugh hewitt show. and here in new york dan senor former advisor to paul ryan and also an official in the office of gorge w bush and philip bump for "the washington post." i am pleased to have all of them here. hugh because are you in california, let begin with you, the furtherrest away. how do you go about an assessment of this president after 100 days. >> i think you have to use the old richard nixon yellow pad, the good and the bad, charlie. it's been the best of times and worst of times, neil gorsuch is a 30 year win, maybe a 40 area win, a significant win. they had a huge free exercise case last week before the court there will be many more 5-4 decisions on which justice gorsuch is on the side of the originalist. i think st almost impossible to overstate how big that win is. it is the first time the supreme court justice was confirmed in the first 100 days in over a hundred years. on the other hand the loss of the obama care repeal is vastating to the idea that the republicans could accomplish something if they had all three branches of government. they haven't. and that's a major drawback. they're

hugh jarvis' go ahead run on a sacrifice fly by khris davis. and then ryan with a little dunker scores yande -- yonder elon elonso for his save. he had a little bit of a shocker going on in the nba playoffs with the no. 1 seed back east. the boston celtics are hosting the first two games against chicago. not happening for them. they now find themselves in a 2- 0 hole with scotty piffin taking them into thosiester years. on the jimmy butter who led the bulls with 22 points tonight. they continue the momentum. graja rondo with five steals tonight, nearly a triple double. again on the break back to chicago they go with the bulls up as the no. 8 seed two games to none. bucs in toronto trying to make it happen. yanis will come through and they call him the greek. he will pop that three for the bucs to tie it up with 2:02 left, 24 points from milwaukee. raptors though regain the lead up by two at 12 seconds. we've got the big. kyle lowry, he steps on back with a tough shot, 106-100. toronto win it is to even the series 1-1. >>> all right, let's come back west in l

hugh hewitt. he is the host of a popular conservative radio program. and here in new york we also have dan senor, former advisor to mitt romney and paul ryan and , in theffice of george w. bush. and philip bump is a correspondent for "the washington post." i am pleased to have all of them here. , how do you go about an assessment of this president after 100 days? hugh: you have to use the old nixon yellow pad, the good and the bad. it has been the best of times and the worst of times. neil gorsuch is a 30 year with, -- win, maybe a 40 year win. a significant win, and a huge free exercise for the court. there will be many more decisions where justice gorsuch will be on the side of the originalists. it is impossible to overstate how they got that win. on the other hand, the loss of the obamacare repeal is devastating to the idea the -- they could do something if they had all three branches of government. they haven't. that's a major drawback. there are also 20 circuit court judges that are vacant for which only one nominee has been put forward. there are 13 congressional review statutes which have long-lasting, deep implications for the rollback of the f