you see this in her story about the snowballs in the incident at school. but when you look at the eviction court why are you or not you? you can control how much they owe or household income the what really matters if you have kids. then your eyes of receiving evictions tripled ucla and north whosever rather work with you instead of you. so the question space scar to pieces. >> end your influences end it is very different with statistical analysis. >> of course, the random family. end the tradition enough people that are writing about poverty from the ground level had a deep mark on me. but i was operating within the tradition. and since we are in washington d.c.. but the main thing 1967 about african-american men in this city bus live incredibly brilliant ethnography. that is one of my most favorite son would have to say. >> your presentation and the power point display brings out the brutality of the fictions and the cost. when you walk by a sight when there has been in the fiction we see is in just somebody's belongings, but the photograph that raises a

it was a difficult year with a snowball the 14 year-old and his cousin were tossing snowballs at cars and he smacked a car endymion jumped out a river inside to lock the door but the indian kick the door in a broken-down fatefully he left before anything happened but when the landlord found out she evicted from arlene and the boys for damaging property. i'm there were 14 and six. they went to the salvation army housing there would call it the launch so it would sound like a hotel. it was my favorite place we know from the survey them the szeged evicted relocate to substandard housing that has a bad effect on kids. the city found her place unfit for habitation is a they removed her imported up the windows so she was on the hunt for another place to live. , she said we will take whatever we can get that is what looks like. in what she could get was a complex in the apartment. but it was a drug haven she was worried for her boys especially for her boys who would talk to anyone with a great smile. evicted families move from poor neighborhoods to even for one's and even more dangerous and

you got the snowballs, you got batteries, and now we're going to have to hear about bracelets for manys to come, right? national pundits all over this. >> unfortunately. john clark with comcast sports net. thank you. >> see ya, keith. >> fans shook off the loss getting back into the security. the faithful turned out for a pep rally at the porch of 30th street station today, t-shirts handed out and fans scored tickets to storm night's win or go home game at the wells fargo center. >>> this week, philadelphia celebrates the man who created the flyers, the founder and chairman, ed snider, died last week, and fans are invited to celebrate snider's life at 1:00. >>> police arrest three men accused of running a drive way paving scam. police say christopher, timothy, and ace frank were soliciting work in hamilton when a resident call the police. the men asked residents to reseal the drive ways for $35, and the told residents they had to pay an extra $2500. all three found to have outstanding warrants. bail set at $$40 thousands each. >>> three found after the earthquake. this shows dramatic r

bill kessel from sidney crosby, and then in the second period, things just snowballed on the rangers. four white jerseys above the circle. hendry must have thought i was shaving them. after six goals, they eliminate the rangers p. 6-3 the final. >> obviously the results were they played better. simply put, they executed better in pretty much all fashions of the game. here, i just didn't have it in me to make a difference. and that's painful. you know. that's my job, to try to make the difference there and help the team, but when you're not able to do it, it's frustrating and disappointing. >> can't all be on hank, though. the island struck first with gorson striking first. thomas greiss stopped 47. he even stopped a penalty shot in the first overtime. yes, i said first overtime because there were two. the isle finally ended this on a power play. merrick shinlitsky deferred to a fine decision. islanders lead 3-2. they lead the series 3 games to 2. >> everybody wanted to score and help us move on the go back home -- everyone knew they had to dig deep and that's when i think think. >> so

in hell of -- >> you really think it's a snowball's chance in hell at this point. you think those are the chances he has of getting a hearing? >> no, it's less than that. >> i was going to say that would be more than i think -- >> so you're telling me, i got a chance. >> don't steal my line. >> senator, let's go back to the presidential election that we've been watching every day here for some time. peter king, who at one point -- >> i love peter. >> peter king says if ted cruz is the republican nominee, he will take cyanide. that is what peter king said. >> you should the choice between trump and cruz was like being shot or taking poison. >> you started this. >> what's your message to peter king to perhaps keep him alive? >> one, we would miss peter because he's a good man. don't do that, peter. i think ted cruz is a reliable republican when it comes to judges. i have no idea what trump's judicial philosophy is. i think ted cruz is a good friend of israel. i know donald trump is not. i think he would repeal and replace obamacare using private sector replacement po

we had no idea it was going to snowball into this huge thing. could only take one packne which cat, the cat or he's already dying. i will tell you that napoleon and hercules, the cat and doingn are inside and both fine. the doing is not going anywherer and the cat is getting a lot of love. > i i want to show you another quick clip. this h is when you're loadingo your other weapons in the car here to fight the zombies.omb why are you putting in a car? >> she proved herself to be rationale and strong and willing to take weapons and do whatever she had to do to defense our family. there was a lot invested ind i making sure that this was a family memory. we didn't do it just foror sharing. should we go to costco first? no, it's going to be a blood a bath in there.th i virginia, bob barnard, fox5 local news. > good stuff there.d the news tonight, it is far from over. the news at 11 starts right now. this is fox5 local news at # 1. thanks forth staying up with usu i'm matt ackland.i' we begin the 11 in prince george's county with new c developments in

looks like a snowball there.o those storms have weakened with we have a messy morning in new orleans and gulf port. some light rain. southern portions of mississippi and also into georgia. further to the north, light rain columbia, up to the east of raleigh. throughout the morning, light rain for just about everyone on the busy i-95 corridor. that rain is located over scranton, wilkes-barre, up around burlington, vermont. let's time this out for you, bring your umbrella for you. it will be a city light rain, approaching philadelphia. d.c. will get some showers too. by noon today, we're just about done. new york city to philadelphia and d.c. by 5:00 p.m. we're done everywhere. it's that time of the year, everyone is outside in the evening with practices with the kids. should be dry and perfect. middle of the country is cool, but not bad. the best news of all -- for the eastern half of the country, it may not rain again for seven days. >> a whole seven days. i like that. >> and a warm-up. >>> over 400 people were a

weather has allowed ski resorts to recoup a little green from the three previous years of subpar snowballs and shortened seasons. >> it has been phenomenal and a great way for people to reconnect with natural snowfall. >> reporter: skiers are excited about it, too. >> oh, yeah, it's amazing. i don't get to come up very often, actually. i question whether i was going to come up this weekend. and i am so, so happy i did. >> reporter: this year's snowfall is about average for squaw valley and possibly more with coming storms. while the drought is far from over, it's doing wonders for the snow season. >> we've got a whole another -- a whole other month of skiing to do, this is storm process in a good position for the rest of the season. >> i did not know how long the season would be, have not been paying that much attention. my friends wanted to come up. i knew it was going to be excellent and i'm going to keep coming up that i know the snow is like this. >> reporter: in squaw valley, emily turner, kpix5. >> emily said it took her about three hours, that being part from the course from the cen

damian: and it snowballed from there. tell us what you've gotten out of it, and are you one of those who was in a shell and now is an extrovert? nayeli zuniga: yeah. this program helped me a lot. it inspired me to become a wonderful woman like the leaders of the group. it helped me gain confidence in myself. it's much more easier to speak among a lot of people now because that helped me a lot. being in that group, we would speak and, like, talk about our culture and what we do, the different things we do in our culture. it, like, helped me gain a lot of confidence in myself. it just helped me a lot and it was inspiring listening to all these wonderful stories about these women and how they become the person they are now. it's really nice listening to different things, like how they've overcome everything and how they become the great person they are. damian: yeah, they want you to go ahead and succeed. you know, i have two girls. they're ages 8 and 10, and they're all into girl power. is that what this is about, or kind o

for residents in massachusetts -- >> it's like getting a snowball in the face. >> reporter: it's the second straight day of this punishing weather. on sunday, a couple was killed after a tree fell onto their car, crushing it. neighborhoods across the region cleaning up after destructive winds barreled through this weekend. trees uprooted, homes ripped awart. this home in queens, new york, completely blown over. the baseball season will have to wait one more day in some parts of the country. both the new york yankees and the cleveland indians rescheduled their season openers as mother nature shows no mercy. now, the snow will end tonight. then temperatures plummet. by tomorrow morning, windchills will be mostly in the low to mid-teens. then by wednesday morning, it's likely that we'll tie or break record low temperatures all across the northeast. the worst part about all this, lester, there's really no warm-up in sight. >> dylan, thanks very much. >>> there's late word of a tragedy in tennessee. authorities say five people are dead after a sightseeing helicopter crashed and burst into

. -- snowballing. they have reopened the investigation into alleged sex crimes by police, 10 years after the victim filed a complaint. the latest twist has to mounting pressure on the cardinal, the archbishop of leon, just two days after police searched his offices. the cleric is under investigation for failing to report a crime. he has repeatedly denied accusations of a cover. never, never been in the 17 years i've been archbishop i've received two complaints, one that happened in years beforehand and another about a different case. i immediately suspended a priest in question. if there was cautioned that someone did something that band them from practicing, we would have no one left. the decades-old pedophilia cases only came to light when a group of alleged victims filed a lawsuit last year. the accused priest in that case is under formal investigation and could end up in prison. the victims say that the archbishop must go. talking about children. we are talking about pedophiles and sex crimes. and

everywhere all the time, but it only comes out when philly does it, and it goes back to the '60s with the snowball incident. >> reporter: hoping fans behave themselves tomorrow and thinks the rest of the country just misunderstands the philly faithful. >> we have a bad reputation because we're passionate fans, and we let our team know when we're mad too. >> reporter: don't count them out, fans say anything is still possible pointing to six years ago in 2010 when the team came back from three games down to beat boston. puck drops at 7:00 tomorrow at the center, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> we are proud to announce we have been honored with two regional edward r.murrow awards. >> presented by the digital news association, the only television station in philadelphia to win a murrow this year. one award in the best newscast category for the coverage of the deadly amtrack derailment last may, and the second award was for best website. last year, we launched our digital exclusive series with faces of homeless youth. this is the second year in a row nbc10.com was awarded the murrow, and now both eli

so if you want a chance at making a snowball this season this is your weekend. hi, everybody! stepping out as you get ready to plan on your thursday, temperatures are very mild as we take a bird's-eye view of the embarcadero all lit up in honor of our golden state warriors who are in houston tonight game time 5:30. warriors lead the series 2-0. temperatures 60 in oakland. prepare yourself because this time tomorrow, we are going to have rain for the morning commute. that will cause some slick roadways and gianna will be along with more and that. but meanwhile this is your satellite-radar. we see increasing cloud cover. today partly to mostly cloudy. this is exciting because we have this area of low pressure right there. it developed outside the aleutian islands and is going towards the bay area. futurecast shows lunch hour. you could still eat outdoors but right there, this is your friday morning commute. beginning in the north bay, this front slices in the southerly direction. behind it another wave of activity for the evening commute and then all clear just in time for you t

when you see it smashing on the pavement like a snowball, that's when you know you got a big hailstorm. those storms have weakened, now down to southern mississippi. so take you to the northwest this is where we have a weak system coming onshore, over the next couple of days, it looks like our beautiful weather pattern has come to an end. a big storm, you see it on the edge of the screen here. it will head up into british columbia and continue to draw in moisture over the next two days, rain showers are popping up and steadier rains approaching the coastline of northwestern washington state. as far as the forecast timeline, this is at 8:00 a.m., the showers we were looking at. the coastal showers and that's going to continue to push along the oregon coastline also. and as we go throughout the day, there's noon and especially we'll try to push inland, about 5:00 p.m. or so. this is not heavy rainfall. most areas only pick up about .1 inch of cold spell in areas of the desert southwest, in the mid 80s. nothing horrible in the northwest, just kind of not that beautiful picture of sunshine

we had a few customers, they told a few people, we launched, a few people wrote about us, and is snowballed. >> it now features dog sitters in 3,000 cities and counting across the u.s. and canada. it also offers offices like day care, dog walking, and grooming. >> i can ask my friends to watch my dog, but sometimes i feel guiltiy doing that, so it is a pretty guilty free way to ask natalie. >> one of the companies biggest thing social security knowing what you're up against. >> we're caring for your dog, for your family. it's a high bar to say leave your dog with us. >> so pet sitter and client relationship is not a one time thing. when you find someone you trust you use them again and again into we had to say what can we do to add value not just on the first reservation, but every care reservation. >> frequent photo and text updates and 24 hour customer service. >> thank you for calling doing vacay, this is anthony, how can i trust you. >> you can do your best to convey trust, but at the end of the day when it comes to family, it's much better if someone tells you they use or trust the ser

customers, they told a few people, we launched, a couple people wrote about us and it just started to snowball>> the site now features dog sitters in more than 3,000 city and counting across thes and canada. it also offers offices like day care, dog walking, and grooming. on weekdays, matt drops his dog pierre off with natalie, a dog care employee. >> i can ask my friends to watch my dog but sometimes you feel guilty doing that. >> we're caring for your dog, a member of your family. it's a high bar to say leave your dog with a stranger. >> so they do everything they can to make sure their customers feel comfortable entrusting their furry companions to anyone they find on the site. >> pet sitter and client relationship is not a one-time thing. when you find someone you trust, you use them again and again. what can we do to add value to that relationship? >> adding value means accepting only 15% to 20% of the people who apply to be hosts. sending frequent photo and text updates during a pet stay and 24-hour customer service. >> thank you for calling dog vaca, this is anthony, how can i help you?

seven that was a snowball effect they go to a national security advisor. who'd you talk to it to talk to a national security advisor there are differing views would you like to get your view? said of the they are cooperating. some of them are working or teaching at universities sometimes i would say i liked to chat. some are gatekeepers did you have to say you are serious in you what the omaha to tell their story that it was the case in the you already interviewed the national security adviser that is much easier if that has already been lined up. i assume is certain -- with foreign intelligence does he receive a comparable briefing on domestic matters? >> that -- the president's daily brief is for intelligence national-security issues with foreign actors and there are a few exceptions as when it pops a bin the checklist is a very rare after september 11 pdb starts to shift to give information in from across foreign and domestic and that does make sense. 9/11 ruth was across borders and if he doesn't know it could do a disservice to the president. in terms

eagles fans may have thrown snowballs at santa. i'm seeing nova fans michael jordan all about nova!look at this crowd. it is excitement. it is love and family. it is what this team is all about. hard work. love, passion and heart. with an entire community behind them. if you look around if you look through our lense, you see nothing but love. and that's what tonight is abo about. whole newspaper empty behind the team. that was magic. magic down to split seconds if you take a look, my photographer take a look over there. as we can see time -- it looks like they're jumping out on to the streets. nova nation is exiting the building. they are exiting the building to continue to savor what is happening right there. that is nova taking number one over unc. it is amazing. the crowd -- they are pushing to the end. there are tears. there are smiles and it is nothing but love. i mean they were booing michael jordan, you guys. this crowd was booing michael jordan. nothing but love. nova is number one national champions you guys. unbelievable night these guys, these kids, they will never forget

sunny day and a instead of doing anything about it, we've got elected officials throwing snowballs inenate. bro. think he's got it, pres. obama: i think it's crazy. what about our kids! what kind of stupid short-sighted irresponsible -- >> whoa, whoa, hey! . [applause] >> all due respect, sir, you don't need any translator. you need counseling. [laughter] and i ain't trying to get in all this don't. [applause] >> the white house correspondent's association will hold its annual dinner next saturday. our live coverage begins at 6:00 p.m. eastern with guest rrivals, and then later, remarks from the president and this year's host, comedian larry wilmore. > on newsmakers this weekend, robert mcdonald is our guest. wait times at ospitals and veterans who served in the iraq and afghanistan wars. he also talks about efforts to privatize veterans' cares. three-legged stool. you take out any one of the legs and the stool falls over. research. $1.8 billion a year in research. spinal cord injuries, research in tbi and stress.aumatic research that for-profit medical systems are not going to do. ut

then he showed us that a snowball could be rolled and made into great big snowballs, and we built a snowort. those are the memories i cherish. i also have a memory of starting school. we began the school day, every morning, with the pledge of allegiance to the flag. i could see the barbed wire fence and the sentry tower right outside i schoolhouse window as i recited the words, "with liberty and justice for all." mr. roosevelt: that is very touching how the closeness of your family and that intimate circle could transform what was a terrible injustice into an experience which was actually pleasant, in some ways. and i suppose, of course, many of the children did not understand what was going on. but of course, your parents did. you know how that made them feel, about the country? because your mother was a birthright american citizen? mr. takei: yes, born in sacramento. actually it was near sacramento and was absorbed into the city, so i just say sacramento. for my parents, it was the most anguishing period of their lives. i experienced it with the innocence of a child. i wanted to know m

there's no excuse for being delusional and naming somebody as your running mate when you have a snowball's chance in you know where you got the nomination. kennedy: the day off lost five states, and come in third place in four of them! >> right. don't you want a partner that is the opposite of you like a martin and lewis, this is kind of a martin and martin. they have the same personality. right? the same demeanor. >> i like carly, i really do. >> but you don't like ted? >> i like her much more than ted. >> because he's a psychopath? >> they both are very good with stats and have their own troubles with genuine organic warmth to dagen's point. >> it's like double frosting. boom. >> she goes for hillary's jugular in a way nobody else did. i loved that. kennedy: you know who else is going to do that, donald j. trump. >> it would matter if ted cruz is going to be the nominee. kennedy: all right. well my nominee is for the panel to return to talk about bernie sanders. getting a roaming in every primary. what will it take for the bern to drop and extinguish his candidacy? and could hillary swee

we had no idea it was going to snowball into this huge thing.e seem to love it. >> you can only take which one pet. >> the cat you idiot! >> what's the wrong with the dog? >> he's the worst he's already dying. >> i will tell you that the cat and dog are inside, they're both fine. the dog is not going if i where and the cat is getting a lot of love. >> the dog is not dying. he's just old. >> you're loading up your other weapons in the car here to fight the zombies. >> a gar den hoe isn't what we want. we have >> she proved herself to be rational and strong and willing to take weapons and do whatever she had to defend herself and our family. we're proud of her, to be honest. there was a lot invested to making sure there this was a family memory. >> do you think we should go to costco first? >> no, it's going to be a blood bath in there. >> on the road in leesburg, virginia, bob barnard, fox 5 local news. >> i love how they kept straight faces when she would stay stuff like this. at one point they get news that dad called and said we should go to m

. >>> are the yankees going to be playing with snowballs? we will get a preview of the season open er a at (music plays) in this city, there is always a threshold waiting to be crossed. waiting for you to go beyond. to find the other side, to find yourself... greater. eight million footsteps daring past limits and delta, right there with you, new york. is. go. put more fun in your day with ice-cream-flavored coffees at dunkin' donuts. go for delicious flavors like butter pecan, cookie dough, or new pistachio. enjoy one today. e >>> this is 10 miles south of coopers town. state police say none of the injuries were life threatening. >>> some of us will see snow, north and west of the city, we are not going to beat buffalo. we never beat buffalo when i comes to snow. it looks pretty, but coming down in the dark of course, it is adding up on the ground, at the rate of an inch an hours by noon, officials are talking about up to 9 inches of snow. motorists are told they should 9 inches for buffalo is nothing. you know that. >>> tonight, march madn

it's really good for making snowballs.as for that storm, it is on its way to west texas. >> barry peterson. thank you. >>> for more, wvz chief meteorologist eric fisher tracking the storms. eric, what's next? >> jeff, a lot of rain is the focus over the next 48 hours. really looking at texas and oklahoma in particular. the setup -- we have moisture rich air feeding in off the gulf of mexico, banging up against the stalled front. what that means we will see prodigious rain totals over the next couple days. already seen the heavy downpours today, they'll continue through tonight, into monday. moving towards houston. more showers and storms will develop into the day tuesday. in terms of rain amounts -- a widespread 4 to 8 inches of rain here from central texas into southern oklahoma. could see some isolated totals up to a foot. be prepared to take it action. road closures certainly. flooded rivers. pretty dangerous as we head into tonight. few severe storms likely to pop up around san antonio with large hail. of a different n

let's see, i think sundays at the snowball stand. >>> and then there's this elle magazine cover and the wide-ranging interview with the queen bey. that beehive started buzzing. >> but just like everything else in her life, if you want to interview beyonce, remember, she loves the world. >> having a flash dance moment with the cover story she orchestrated. how big a deal is it? our fashion correspondent joe see was once creative director for elle magazine, and just so you know, it's a big deal. >> that cover could have been no more or less a year and a half making. >> she trusts us, and obviously, there was a lot going on at this time, so it was, you know, the launch of her brand, ivy park. she had many things to talk about. >> power is making things happen. one of the things bey made interview, a relatively unknown reporter who started two years ago on a spread about engagement rings. beyonce and jay-z attended a wedding last year. >> to put a friend or someone with a personal relationship in front of her, you're going to get a dialog and an interview and an intimate discussion that you

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. >> it's like getting a snowball in the face. >> reporter: april anomaly. >> i have no idea. >> reporter: and a deadly one. this crash in upstate new york left one person dead on monday. the death toll in the winter blast now at three since sunday. and it's wreaking havoc on the roads. in upstate new york, this bus carrying college kids rolled over on to its roof. 20 of them got hurt, but they're expected to be okay. in massachusetts, it's wicked slippery. cars and big rigs swerving off the highway and into trees. and just released, police dash cam video shows a frightening scene, wind knocking a tree down on to the road in new jersey, a truck smashing into it head-on. >> you all right? >> reporter: no one injured. the conditions so bad, at least three baseball teams delaying or postponing opening games. and there's little end in sight. this morning, it feels frigid. temperatures with windchills in teens from detroit to boston. as for people bracing the cold, they hope this is winter's swan song. at least until next year. >> i'm ready to just be done with it. >> it's pretty but it needs

. >> this is the first of the snowball effect i guess.g to hit you. >> this is never going to happen. >> it might. >> now for a been performing since i started the game and never called it a trick until now, hitting the ball right into the water. >> too many to count. >> and when a golf club and a ball isn't enough, bring in the cement blocks. just don't try this on the court. >> there we go. >> we played until dark. but the fun and games didn't stop there. >> dressing myself up in glow. pulled out the white thing. >> ah. >> we lost the daylight. time to jazz things up a little bit. >> let's do it. about to get tricky here. >> costume change. hit it. >> yes. that's right down the middle. >> high five. >> game over. >> i love golf. but to dance around in that glow suit was probably the coolest part of the day. >> really cool. >> i've known those guys for a they're really good guys. >> they're good and they're great golfers too. >> they're brothers. they were in the backyard, playing around. getting hits on youtube. then it sort of is a gro

and it has snowballed into, you know, the opening up of the panama papers. >> so does this suggest, finewe have starbucks, we have the corporates on the one hand having to come clean, if you will, more transparent on their tax information. do you think we'll see more demands going forward on the individuals as well? >> completely. i think more transparency all around is better for business. more information that you have, the easier that it is to do business with counterparties. >> and just finally, you are an american here but running a uk-based company. when you talk about scaling your company, growing it, how concerned are you about the upcoming u.n. referendum? >> extremely, i think the brexit situation could be disastrous. one of the reasons the uk is such a great place to do business is because you can hire people from all over the world. and you really have extremely very -- you know, very easy country to do business in. >> all right. there you have it. co-founder and ceo of dudele. that is damian cammerran there. louisa, coming up we'll be speaking to the cio of rbis. we'll talk

there's a snowball effect. to what do you attribute that? >> it is. we were dancing around hard support level, 208.5 on the s&p. and the knee-jerk reaction had that down a little bit. we were able to finally break through the support line. listen, we've cleared out all the short-term positive things that we had in the market the last two weeks. lot of it had to do with seasonality. that week in april is the strongest week of the second quarter, what the market tends to do is add into june. we've gotten into the strong seasonal factors, we were unable to break through overhead resistance through all the major indexes. the nasdaq selling off because of the weakness in tech. this quarter is not good. for us to get back to all-time highs, we get the nasdaq back up to 5133, the pretech bubble bursting high. liz: we're close to it. 4817. >> rolling over from there. this market has the tendency to be weaker, we worked off the positive momentum from the middle of february. that's now gone. we need to do a 5% before we can make another run at the all-time high

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everywhere all the time, but it only comes out when philly does it and goes back to the '60s with the snowball incident. >> reporter: hoping fans behave themselves tomorrow and thinks the rest of the country just misunderstands the philly faithful. >> we have a bad reputation because we're passionate fans and we let -- we let our team -- when we are mad at them too. >> reporter: don't count them out yet. fans tell me anything is still possible, and it might be a stretch down three game, but they point to six years ago back in 2010 when the flyers came back from three down to beat the bruins in the eastern conference semifinal. puck drops tomorrow at 7:00 live at the center. randy gyllenhaal. nbc 10 news. >> thank you. >>> atlantic city finished paying what it owes the school system. today, the city made good on remaining $2.4 million in taxes it owed its schools. last week, they paid the first half of the debt, and right now, they have to pay the system about $25 million by the end of the school year. >>> speaking of dollars, millions are on the way to make the ferry energy efficient. the serv

it and other experts say all people have to do is voting for john kasich and he could start the snowball running, eventually leading to getting 1237 delegates between now and the july convention, all this is going to be argued at nausea as all the campaign try to do whatever they can to rankle as many delegates as possible so they can prepare for the contested convention july 19.heather: we will talk to you later. eric: despite a tough week on the campaign trail, donald trump continues as you heard expressing confidence that he will win wisconsin. the polls there do not predict that. let's take a look at the latest real clear politics average of the polls there that shows senator ted cruz leading with 40 percent to trump's 33 percent. governor kasich trailing at 18 percent so what will happen? brett bear, the anchor of special report in washington. brett, it looks like ted cruz could potentially take it. what do you think turned on trump? abortion issues, nuclear issues, heidi cruz and all of the above? >> maybe all of the above. it isn't over till it's over but we've seen these polls no

he starts throwing snowballs as a transit commission inspector standing on the corner. >> he also takes a shot at the camera man. >> the inspector immediately calls the cops. seeing the police upsets him even more. >> when they go to get him he slams the door in their face and barricades himself inside. >> then the emergency task force is called in. canada's version of the s.w.a.t. team. >> the etf has to be deployed because you could have a hostage situation. who knows what he has inside there. >> cops tell him he can come out the easy way or the hard way. >> he took about 30 or 40 seconds and said okay he's coming out. so he came out and they smashed the cuffs on him and took him out in a car. >> and just as quickly the video makes it's way to the television airways and beyond. >> and a tv reporter's run in with a store owner lead to criminal charges in canada. >> hit youtube and apparently got hundreds of thousands of hits. i was flattered by the fact that people were viewing this all over the world. >> in november 2008, he is convicted of assaulting silverman and his camera man and

it started with this tweet from donald trump, and now it's snowballed into a social media war.s lauren mayk has the story. >> it's a sight familiar to the residents, now getting national attention. there's a photo of the old paper board mill and a tweet from trump saying, quote, passing what was once a vibrant manufacturing area in pennsylvania. so sad. #makeamericagreatagain. does it look sad? >> well, it looks like a mill that shut down. that's the case. >> reporter: he took on trump on twitter. saying, quote, there is nothing sad about downingtown. that mill is a future high speed train station. you are uninformed to put it mildly. >> tweeting about a community, understand that that could bring attention to that community, and maybe is a little more careful about the words they use. >> reporter: maxwell, a democrat, had choice words of his own for trump. >> called him a jerk? >> i sure did. >> what about those words? >> well, i try to keep it positive attitude about this community. i know a lot of kids follow me on social media and things like that, and it's probably not alw

>> i mean, we're talking about whether or not donald trump has a chance, a snowball chance, i mean, he'sr, the front-runner, more votes, more delegates, does he have a path, can he regain his momentum to win? but this whole notion of picking a washington insider, that's not an anti-message. that's off his narrative. he's against the establishment. he wants to change thing. i don't know if this is a good conversation for donald trump. >> obama had to go to a big time insider to shore up his weaknesses. i think where i disagree that there has to be a compromise, there has to be a bill, i just think there be certain things he's standing for that he'll fight in that are nonstarters either in a compromise or negotiation. i may be wrong but that's my sense. he's in some ways as tough on these things as cruz has been. >> we've got to take a break. hold your thought. we'll get it. we'll get to all of that tonight. you'll hear much more from donald trump and his family and my panel of experts here in just a moment. don't go away. (patrick 1) how? (patrick 2) that's the kind of control i like... .