lincoln admired stanton. when he had to find a successor to simon cameron, secretary of war, lincoln consulted george hardy, who he had met at the trial. harding said he thought stanton would be the best person for the job, but he said, i know you could not and would not appoint him after the outrageous way he has insulted you and behave towards you. lincoln replied, "now, mr. harding, this is not a personal matter. i desire to do what is best to the country." and so he did. stanton did a superb job as secretary of war and played a crucial war in the union war effort. the second example is that of lyman trumbull. in 1854, lincoln ran for the senate. in one of his rivals, the democrat lyman trumbull was opposed to the kansas-nebraska act and any extension of slavery into new states. on the first ballot in the state legislature, lincoln received 45 of 51 votes needed to win the election. trumbull received five votes on the first ballot. together, he and lincoln controlled almost enough votes to win the election

. -- stanton. >> mike: i think stanton is going to so protect the piece, got the all right g on it. that's pretty cool, i have to admit. >> jon: foul tip into the glove of posey. he struck out! brandon belt and hunt aer pence coming up for the giants. >> jon: that was a bases loaded single to right in the fifth inning and then in the sixth with runners at second and third. >> mike: let's take a look at the night for jeff samardzija. just great finish. and the cutter was so explosive early why great location. then he'd go for a two-seam fastball. he elevated the fastball above the hands. sent bour packing. thenny got renuclear. you get a power arm like that that has congratulatethe or. >> jon: a lot of base runners for the giants in this one. >> mike: they did what they had to do. they set the table a lot. sooner or later, you're going to punch through with a couple of base hits. >> jon: so here comes brandon crawford, buster posey. it's lp like he's nodding. him each has to be feeling pretty good about his. he had great balance, all night long. he used the whole field shu amanda aft

stanton asked reverend gurley to say a prayer, but then mr. stanton's own crying was so loud that people weren't quite sure everyone in the room could hear it. you realize that these people hours,tly stood for 9 watching the life ebb out of america's greatest president. they were extremely tearful. i believe it was some nerd who buried his head in the sheets -- i have had those discussions with the alliance writ large. >> had to expand training flag?ses like cyber >> cyber flag is cyber command's largest exercise. not have all 28 member nations. see we mightu will flesh out how we go about looking at a training regime. >> one of the things i was interested in is the estonian defense league. appeared to be dead. he had not fallen down in his seat. raised her feet against the box and was holding him up. he thought, how brave she was with a man having a knife fight. virtually in front of her. she still protected her husband. she went over to president lincoln. he put his handkerchief on the floor. -- first, herts of examined him of course. he tho

come back anytime, stanton.uch a pleasure. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: also, a big thanks to carlos dengler, formerly of the band interpol, who filled in for syd on bass this week. thank you so much, carlos. >> it's been a delight. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: now, many of you probably don't know this, but in addition to being one of the best crews in television, all of the people who work behind the scenes here at "late night," from the camera operators to the sound engineers are extremely respected and accomplished poets. it's true. [ laughter ] this isn't a bit. this is a fact. [ light laughter ] a lot of them work at the show during the day and they write and teh poetry at night. so we thought why not let them share some of their poetry with you in your latest edition of "crew poetry." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: first up is the of america's prestigious robert frost award, and our cameraman gene kelly. he'll be reading a poem entitled, "splash." ♪ >> "splash," by gene kelly. toi

moore is with us. [ cheers and applause ] thank you so much, stanton. be sure to check out stanton and his band galactic's latest release, "into the deep" and head over to stantonmoore.com for more info and tour dates. also joining us all week on bass, formerly from a great new york based band interpol, carlos dengler is with us. [ cheers and applause ] thank you so much for being here carlos. and also, just in general, give it up for the 8g band, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is an emmy nominated actor and comedian who you know from his work on "saturday night live" and the award winning nbc series "30 rock." he's hosting hot 97's april fools comedy show april 1st at madison square garden. please welcome my good friend tracy morgan. >> what's up? >> seth: hi. good to see you. >> yeah, man. i brought you a gift. >> seth: this is for -- >> for the baby. >> seth: for baby -- >> open it. >> seth: okay. i don't want to -- >> check it out! [ light laughter ] >> seth: tracy. >> nice. >> seth: it's a bowl of condoms. [ laughter ] [

giancarlo stanton: it's one of the best feelings in the world.e in dreadlocks. two things that go together like sand and toothpaste. this week a video was posted to youtube that caused an outrage. the first time that's ever happened. taken at san francisco state university it shows a black woman appearing to harass a white male student because he has dreads. take a look. >> you're saying i can't wear this kind of hairstyle because of your culture. >> yes, this is my culture. you know what that means. >> you know egyptian culture. are you egyptian. >> no. are you egyptian. >> no. >> wait. tell me -- >> just go. you have no right to tell me -- >> huh? >> yeah, no. >> wait. >> i don't need your disrespect. >> why are you filming this? >> for everyone's safety. >> the white student cory goldstein obviously jamaican filed a police report after the confrontation but says he's not looking to press charges. convenient. the university is investigating but some believe the video could have been a setup which brings us to this week's edition of -- ♪ is this

and next is the secretary of war, edwin stanton. stanton is talking to president abraham lincoln. stanton tells lincoln that these generals and try their skill, they may try their strategy, but i think my hammer is the one that is going to break the backbone of the rebellion. labeled draft. this will put us over the top and bring military success. lincoln always with the stereotype of the rail splitter, his acts over his shoulder, talks to stanton, you can try him with that. of i believe that this ax mine is the only thing that will touch him. it is the only thing that will do the trick. the ax is labeled emancipation reclamation. it is all about bringing victory , emancipation is justified. the military, as my authority in commander-in-chief. here we see the relationship between success in the battlefield and popular support for emancipation. if we grasp support for emancipation in north, would correlate pretty closely with popular perceptions of whether the war was being won, weather progress was being made or not. if you are abraham lincoln or any republican advocate of emancip

anthony's desk and elizabeth cady stanton's chair and you realize those early suffrages had receded alice paul by a generation. they had passed away by the time the vote was finally granted to women and it makes you realize that i say this to young people all the time, that this is not a sprint. this is a marathon. it's not the actions of one person, one individual but a collective effort where each generation has its own duty, it's our responsibility, its own role to fulfill and advancing the cause of our democracy. that's why we are getting closer because i know there is a whole new generation of women and men who believe so deeply that we have got to close these gaps. i have faith because what this house shows us is the story of america is the story of progress and will continue to be a story of progress as long as people are willing to keep wishing and keep organizing and yes keep voting for people committed to this cause to restore quality for every american but i'm hoping again generation will come here and draw inspiration from the efforts of people who came before them and women w

joining us now is john stanton. our weirdness correspondent. oh, no, d.c.ief for "buzz feed." donald trump, lgbt ally? >> yeah. wasn't ever expecting that. >> i mean, not really, but -- what does this signal in terms of the republican race and how people outside the republican party should look at these guys? >> well -- i think it's actually interesting, because i think that you've got ted cruz who's clearly playing the sort of to type, like 2004 type. like the anti-marriage equality stuff they did then worked well for them. he's playing to that. and he's found a moment here to really sort of go -- i wouldn't call it conservative because he's essentially saying transgendered people are -- >> predators. >> are predators, child molesters, which is just a crazy thing to say. and so he's doing that and then trump is sort of like, no, no, no. this is a dumb issue. probably because he's got a lot of money that -- has lots of resorts and transgender people go to resorts, he doesn't want to mess with that. >> he's not taking a civil rights take on it, he's like, hm

a little bit of the wind pushing across from stanton island. jersey city and brooklyn. i gave the ferry report. what is going on the roads and the rails. >> on the lirr port washington that police department activity in woodside cleared. you may see residual delays on the port washington bridge. new jersey transit and overnight track work wrapping up. metro north on or close 3 and the d scheduled changes due to track work as well. on 121, 84 getting in to brewster, at the tap, zipping along fine, george washington bridge, ez pass to the lower level. lincoln and the holland, construction wrapping up. on 88 west, park avenue, lakewood an accident involving a downed pole. alternate side parking rules are in effect. >>> new york state expects to enroll half a million people in the new low cost health exchange. the central plan is an option onto the federal affordable the plan has no annual deductible before insurance begins paying medical bills. aimed at adults that don't qualify for medicaid but unable to afford private coverage. >>> police released pictures of the 3 men w

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giancarlo stanton: it's not just one person, it's a group, it's a team.capuano: just that simple act is transforming someone else's life. margaret: it'll just make you feel so good about yourself. giancarlo stanton: it's one of the best feelings in the world. cheryl: it is 5:15 a.m. in new york. presidential candidates will be logging a lot of miles in wisconsin today in advance of tomorrow's primary. 42 delegates at stake and the winner-take-all primary. senator ted cruz is leading donald trump in the polls. trump pressure john kasich to drop out of the race and free up his votes. officials say the amtrak passenger train crash into a backhoe that was on the tracks. a deal for virgin america maybe announced today. reports say that alaska air won the bidding worry over jetblue. finally checking the u.s. stock market futures ahead of opening bell, pointing to higher open, s&p 4 and a quarter and nasdaq almost 10. ight now. nicole: all right, thanks, cheryl. brussels airport opened yesterday for the first time sinister risk bombing that killed people 12 days

this happened saturday near stanton in pitt street. the suspect described as 16 20 years old. 5 foot three and hundred and 30 pounds. >> brooklyn fire destroying three homes and is still under investigation. it took about five hours to bring in control. five people suffered minor injuries. >> time for sports. good hockey news. >> was the first time since 1983. the panthers took the lead in this game and the delayed the first period. jonathan has the opportunity and he shoots and scores here. the panthers are up 1/0. the lead will hold up in florida with less than a the game seven. the captain is john taveras. they have a game at 2/1. the ticket series 24/2. >> johnson just tried to get lost. what he threw to me and >> they are dropping a nice curveball. it's the best pitch. the ground went 5 2/3. they put them up again. it's scoring with correct grammar. now for the yankees and the braves. tough start for michael. in the first two rounds at all fell apart. chris dickerson and we were hoping for big things for michael pineda. later they

we are already freezing winchester, luraty, stanton, cumberland.ls like 27 when you take the wind into account. 15 to 25 sustained wind. the system brought in the little bit of snow earlier today, sending it out to sea. we still have the wind. completely get rid of that overnight. days, a possible start of a record cold sunday, but the rest of the day is gorgeous. then more rain. the front, clouds, showers late in the day. much closer to where you are come overnight into the morning, freeze warning in effect. bring the plants inside commit least into the garage if you do don't with them to freeze and die. 22 to 30 in the morning, feeling colder than that. the record lows, we' maybe at reagan national, where the record is 28. 53 in the afternoon will feel tremendous. rain overnight monday. monday, clouds, showers possible through the day. if that happens, it could hold the temperatures in the 50's. if weekly route in the southwest wind kicks in, we could be in the 60's if we have bright sunshine. i have 66, chance of rain coming in. looks beautiful

after the float for a long time and then by the time we reach the early 1900s when elizabeth cady stanton and susan b. anthony passed away women in the organizations hit a stalling point and the nationalist party came in at a critical point and they carry the movement through to firschein. alice paul learned her tactics and strategies from the british suffrage movement. she worked over in england with the women's socialist political union for several years. she was arrested while she was over there. she went on a hunger strike. she gave speeches to she picketed and then she came back the united states in 1912 with a mission. she came back knowing that she wanted to join the women's movement and she wanted to see a federal amendment giving the women the right to vote passing the states. her tactics were seen as too militant for some organizations. they were the first group to pick up the white house from 1917 until 1919 and they were arrested and put in prison as a result. i just want to point out here the steps beside me are the steps to the workhouse which was in lord and virginia. these

giancarlo stanton: it's one of the best feelings in the world.mauricio: i'd do anything to convince you just to be a part of this. lou: joining us now tannenhaus.com political editor "fox news" compact -- contributor and tom great to have you here. i have got to ask you, trump dominating the latest polls 56% support in new york according to the emerson pole. >> i think he's got to be around 55 to show everyone. i mean it's new york. it's made for him. not only is it his home state the people we like, we like to guys and mix it up here so you know his brash qualities whatever it is that people think are his negative qualities are positive notches for new york but for all of new england. i'm from massachusetts so the republicans up there, they like trump. they love child. it says something about, i don't know if the northeast blue-collar thing. lou: it's not enough to win. you have to win with the heel and the other guys neck to. >> exactly. >> i know you've had a passing reservation about donald trump. how do you feel about looking at poll and you

luray, stanton, lower 60's. the wind speed not that strong. not a windy day. a cool and a damp day. the wind direction is significant. the winds are from the west/northwest to bring us the drier air and sunshine to that region. we are not destined to have much in the way of sunshine. you can see by the satellite pictures there are areas of sun west of 81. but those winds are keeping us locked in the damp and the low-level cloud cover. if you go farther west skies clear. but persistent winds from the east to make it unlikely to see more than a glimmer of sunshine than most and by the everything hours late afternoon to the everything, a good bet that the front th afternoon showers. crowddy and dry -- cloudy and dry in the day. showers sunday morning and showers are likely across the area and maybe a rumble of thunder ahead of a warm front. through the day we might get a brief break. maybe. maybe not. but maybe a brief break on sunday afternoon. before the next batch of showers and isolated thunderstorms come through late afternoon and in the evening. the evening

it happened along lime stone road in stanton, yesterday evening. authorities say the trooper was responding to a call when the car cut him off. the trooper collided with the white car stopped at the red light. both the trooper and the driver were rushed to the hospital. the 80-year-old driver is expected to be okay. the trooper was treated and released. >>> police are looking for a person who hit a home and ran away. the suv hit an embankment and rick -- ricocheted off a shed and crashed into the home. barrett davis wasp a-- was asleep upstairs, his wife dolly was asleep downstairs. >>> it sounded like thunder. >>> barrett said the driver said call 911 before taking off. she ran to the neighbor's house for help. she was taken to the hospital with chest pains and expected to be okay. the red cross is helping the couple with temporary lodging. >>> to politics now, two new polls give donald trump and hillary clinton commanding leads in new york and pennsylvania. fox poll gives trump big lead over john kasich and ted cruz in new york. and trump has sim

the man who's identifies himself as ed stanton is claiming the money is for alcohol drug programs for students. the man also goes by the name lewis victor. >>> taking the kids out to dinner isn't sitting well with one dad, not over the food but a mysterious charge on the bill. he says he was stunned to see an entertainment fee added to his bill at a red robin restaurant in california. turns out that fee comes from using one of the tablets that you see on the tablets. if you have kids, you know the tablets have games. the tablet clearly states there's a fee for playing them, but it doesn't require a grown up's consent to use th3 c1 parental consent and no agetc ed her injury was a minor o in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and new infrastructure for a new generation attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in rochester, with world-class botox. and in buffalo, where medicine meets the future. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - fios is n

top fourth, stanton, crazy power. goes deep. cain 5 2/3, allowed fur runs. hunter pence, loves the kale salads and delivers this into the veggie garden. 458 feet. tied the game. top eight, 4-4 game. the homer off josh osuch and that's your game winner right now. they host the padres tomorrow. >>> a's and blue jays maybe too early of a start for some fans, a scoreless game in the second. khris davis puts the a's on the board, 1-0. jayce score sick straight. jose bautista, they call him joey bats. some that's off eric surkamp is who winless. a's drop two of three north of the borer, anywhere detroit tomorrow. back to the nba. second quarter, power outage in memphis, the only thing that could slow down the spurs against the grizzlies. power back on, and so is leonard. he had 21. spurs up two at the break. the whole series was like a scrimmage for the spurs. danny green with the steal. tim duncan, the big fundamental. up and in. the spurs sweep an injury-plagued memphis team. 116-95. await the win of ok and dallas, thunder up 3-1 in their series. best hope for s

the 24-year-old woman told police she followed her into stanton and pit street saturday afternoon. globed her but ran off when a man in the apartment came out. >> reporter: the trial of marcel dockery continues in brooklyn today. he is accused of setting a mattress on fire in the hallway of his building in coney island in 2014. responding police officer dennis cuera was killed. >>> now to campaign 2016 and the race for the white house in what could be an unprecedented step. ted cruz and john kasich's campaigns announce they are going to work together. >> -- to try to stop john trump -- donald trump. >> they are teaming top stop donald trump from becoming the presidential nominee and going up against hillary clinton in the fall. >> we are at a fundamental. >> the pact between cruz and kasich means they will get out of each other's way in upcoming they said we will shift our resources west and give the cruz campaign a clear path in indiana. cruz is returning the favor out west, saying they will clear the path for governor kasich to compete in oregon and new mexico. >> i'm not going t

in the fourth john carlos stanton breaks the tie with the solo shot. the fourth of the season. the giants answer in their half. hunter pence with a lead off blast at dead center field and traveled some 445 feet and tied up. to the eighth, tied at four j.t. re realmuto. it was his fourth hit of the game. marlins win 5-4. tomorrow the padres are in town. >>> somebody wake this blue jay's fan up they are missing all the action. the a's take the lead on the chris davis shot but toronto responds with four runs in the third and two more in the fourth on this rocket buy jose bastista. it came off. jays win 6-3. tomorrow oakland is at detroit. >>> the lpga swinging skirts classic wrapped up today at the gulf club with winds gusting up to 35 miles an hour, no one shot under par this afternoon. this is lydia, the world's number one player and two-time defending champ. she shot a final round 75 and tied for sixth. third round leader, carted a 73. she made five birdies including this long one on 12. went on to one by four strokes over pace. she taps in on 18 as the second lgpa victory of t

if you want to get warm head to luray. 67 in stanton. drop already radar shows rain but -- doppler radar shows rain but it's west of metro. later tonight there could be another batch that is moving in from the west so we will keep the mention of showers. the ones across cincinnati and charleston, west virginia. no ez are the ones late tonight and overnight could cross the metro area. overnight forecast for cloudy skies. spotty showers. light persistent northeasterly wind. overnight lows 57 to 54 -- 47 to 54 degrees. next three days more of the same tomorrow and friday. friday afternoon is brightening up. look how chilly. the rain is 62 tomorrow. 60 on friday. we may break out to sunshine on saturday. that is good news. 67 for a high. by sunday the rain is right back in again. we have showers of period monday. tuesday, wednesday next week will get back to a dry and a warmer weather pattern. this is the latest from the weather center. back to you. alison: okay. thank you so much. leon: new era for the wizards underway. robert: a guy who li

next come the secretary of war, edwin stanton. he is talking to president abraham lincoln. stanton tells lincoln that they may try their skill, their strategy, but i think my hammer is going to be the one to break the backbone of the rebellion. ultimatelyled draft, want to put us over the top and bring military success. with theln, always rail splitter with his acts over his shoulder, you can try him with that. ax ofbelieve that this mine is the only thing that will fetch him, the only thing that will do the trick. is labeled the emancipation proclamation. it is all about bringing victory, emancipation is justified as a military authority as my commander in chief of the army and navy of the u.s. so we see the relationship here between success on the battlefield and popular support for emancipation. support in the north, it would correlate pretty popular perception whether the war was being won. progress being made or not. now the unfortunate thing if you are abraham lincoln or any republican advocate for emancipation, in the aftermath of the proclamation, the union war effo

rips one over the head of right fielder john carlos stanton.t looks like it could have gone out maybe a couple feet higher. murphy slides into third and check out his reaction when he makes it there. yeah. after a rain delay of close to 90 minutes, the marlins got the clutch hit. bryce harper did homer, not enough, though, the nats lose it 6 to 4. you're going to lose, what you do with the other games, who knows. because it seems like whatever they did was right and whatever we did was wrong. it's one of those games. > nothing mellow we are than matt williams. with three games pen convince winners of seven straight and favorites to win the cup. the pens down 1-0 early. three unanswered goals by the home team. they go to over time. late in over time, it looked like a shootout was on the way. the break i way, back hands it. the caps earn a point, but they lose 4-3 in over time. the first round of the masters an unbelievable start for earn any l whose big name is the big the bottom of the cup on the first hole. he carded a nine. the highest in the

milder air to the west. 63 at luray. 69 in stanton. the warm cold front separating the slightly warmer air from the cooler air located across the blue ridge and beyond. the temperature change map for 24 hours is impressive. the way to read this, the numbers, the minus number shows how much colder it is now than it was this time yesterday. pretty impressive. 25 to 30 degrees colder across the region. we will see the numbers hold steady this everything and drop a few more degrees. doppler radar shows rain. persistent. watches of rain -- patches of rain crossing spotsylvania and caroline county to king george county as well. even rain now over southern section of charles county in maryland. just a touch outside leonard town in st. mary's county. that is the story for the next few hours. later tonight another chance of showers moving across the area. remember you can make out the location of our cold front. that is the frontal zone. north and east we have friends coming off the ocean. here it's still mild and close to 80 across north carol

this evening, giancarlo stanton launches a rocket. that puts up the marlins 5-1. miami wins 6-1. final note, the nets will try to end their two-game slide tomorrow when they send stephen strasburg to the mound. caps' series is going. leon: not talking sweep yet. outdoor movie night becomes a torren i'm chris van hollen, and i approve this message. narrator: an attack ad from the campaign for donna edwards. so untrue. so outrageous that president obama said, "pull it down." the obama white house called the ad on chris van hollen and the nra "misleading." the sun says van hollen and president obama have the exact same position. the post praised van hollen g champion on gun safety," and condemned the edwards ads that "mislead" voters. donna edwards. will she say anything to win an election? leon: it was supposed to be a fun family event in nashville. a problem, they forgot to turn off the sprinklers. right in the middle of the movie, families were forced to just one unlucky section of the stadium, however. alison: if it was hot, maybe they enjoyed it. cooling them off

we are already freezing, subfreezing hagerstown, winchester, luray, stanton, cumberland. , we areow temperatures below the average low. still 15 to 25, the two minute when data breach sustained. -- the two-minute wind average sustained. it is getting extremely cold tomorrow morning. it will feel nice but we are more rain coming our way. the winter weather that we had earlier today has moved out to sea. late overnight towards the morning, possible record cold settles in. a lot of sunshine come it is cool, breezy sunday. mo there are signs this as the potential of either/or, which says there is a potential big bust. freeze warnings tonight, hard freeze everywhere. the plants that you just cover up, you will have to bring them inside tonight come even into the garage. several hours well below freezing. reagan national could set the low, feeling colder with the wind at 10 tomorrow morning. plenty of sunshine tomorrow, clouds late in the day, 50's. with a lack of breeze, it feels much nicer. looking ahead, rain monday. a warm front moving through early in the morning with showers. we could have showe

top fourth, stanton, crazy power. goes deep. cain 5 2/3, allowed fur runs. and delivers this into the veggie garden. 458 feet. tied the game. top eight, 4-4 game. the homer off josh osuch and that's your game winner right now. they host the padres tomorrow. >>> a's and blue jays maybe too early of a start for some fans, a scoreless game in the second. khris davis puts the a's on the board, 1-0. jayce score sick straight. jose bautista, they call him joey bats. some that's off eric surkamp is who winless. a's drop two of three north of the borer, anywhere detroit tomorrow. back to the nba. second quarter, power outage in memphis, the only thing that could slow down the spurs against the grizzlies. power back on, and so is leonard. he had 21. spurs up two at the break. the whole series was like a scrimmage for the spurs. danny green with the steal. tim duncan, the big fundamental. up and in. the spurs sweep an injury-plagued memphis team. 116-95. await the win of ok and dallas, thunder up 3-1 in their series. best hope for steph is maybe it's a week, maybe two

joining me at the round table, john stanton, left of me, washington bureau chief, sabrina sediqi andonathan capehart. it's interesting, because first of all, sneering is a great word. cruz sneers. it's a great word for him. he is getting personal and exploiting out of a stupid line like new york values means he is going for number two, which pushing the so-called cruz out of the game. your thoughts. >> if you're john kasich, you don't believe the establishment actually intends to rally behind ted cruz in the long term. they're doing it now to deprive donald trump on the first ballot. that's when he believes he is the one they're going to turn to. he has the polling to show is the only one that can beat hillary clinton. >> it's consistent, by the way. >> he's not swept in like a paul ryan and, quote unquote, stole the nomination. he ran the campaign and outlasted everyone, whether it was jeb bush or marco rubio. >> where do you see so little contention between trump, the front-runner, the usual target and the guy who is tagging last, lagging last? they don't trash each other. >> no, t

his car collided with another car on south jane way in stanton.he trooper and the other driver rushed to the hospital for what is believed to be non-life-threatening injuries. and the road shutdown while they investigated the scene. >>> and they are saying weather likely played the role in the crash killing a 3-year-old girl yesterday in lehigh valley. and the crash with a car and pick upstruck. and rivera in a car seat when ejected. >>> and the identity of the woman found dead in a car that crashed in a lake. cathy shorter drove into a lake in new jersey last night. the police did not get the call until 10:30 this morning when a groundskeeper at the salem county sportsman club discovered the car submerged in the water. the victim was at a family party the night before and when she left she unknowingly headed for the lake instead of the main entrance. >> you go right and you go to the he transof the sportsman club. if you make a left you go where she was found at, that boat ramp. >> an autopsy will be performed tomorrow. police are still trying to

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bernie sanders will be holding a hillary clinton, meanwhile, will have a get out the vote event on stanton island. michael george, news 4 new york. >>> thank you, michael. now to the republican side, donald trump spent the day up state only ohio governor john kasich was in our area. he spent the day reaching out to the jewish community on the sabbath. we caught up with him at p.j. bern stooens on the upper ooegs side. he had a ball of soup and strudle. earlier in the day, he put politics aside, speaking to hundreds at a synagogue in great neck. >> but i didn't want to make a political talk. i just wasn't interested. you go in a synagogue, you talk about faith, i think. given an opportunity to speak to the congregation, we'll go down as one of the great moments in my life time. >>> now donald trump stayed up state today, speaking first to a crowd of about 5,000 at the on center in syracuse. then he headed norlt to the a rally into a large hanger. he touched on his political rivals to national security to gun rights, saying things would have been much different in san bernardino if he were p

anthony, katie stanton, alice paul. >> and frances scott key. >> reporter: it's lucretia mud and sheay have been taken better pictures in her day. she was a abolitionist and women's rights advocate that we'll get to see more of when the new bills start being printed in 2020. and new on the back of the $5 bill, eleanor roosevelt, marian anderson and martin luther king. mike sugerman, kpix 5. >>> we have some breaking news out of san jose tonight. a vta light rail train has hit a woman and an ambulance rushed her to valley medical center a short time ago. we don't know her condition at this point. this happened at race street at park more avenue west of downtown san jose. and vta just told us that she old a closed pedestrian gate to cross the tracks when she was hit. the vta train service in the area has been delayed. we'll keep you posted. >>> on highway 17, the driver of a flatbed truck was killed after going down an embankment near los gatos about 1:30 on northbound 17. the truck smashed into a large water main near the los gatos creek. investigators say it's possible the driver was

the suspect believed to be 16 to in the elevator of her building saturday at stanton and pitt streets. then pushed her up against the wall and groped her. cops say he then tried to follow her in to her apartment but ran off when another resident came to the door. >>> toxic news for folks who love near one of the most toxic waterways in new york. it's taken forever to clean up the polluted gowanus canal in brooklyn. it's now going to take even longer. how did this happen again? >> we just want this water body to be a healthy water body again. >> reporter: 16 years up and down the 2-mile length of the gowanus canal, reserve keeper patrol boat captain john lipscomp has seen the waterway. >> this waterway is waiting that's the tragedy. >> reporter: the city and the epa disagreed on the location of the necessary retention tank after a lengthy negotiation, the two sides reached a deal but it pushes back the start date by several years. not the news neighborhood people wanted to hear at the epa public information meeting. >> you came here and promised us a solution to the problem. i think th

giancarlo stanton cracks a home run. gave up seven runs in less than two innings. mets do get something started later. yoenis cespedes drives in a run. the marlins just keep on coming. mets lose 10-3. so it's up to noah syndergaard tomorrow night. >>> nhl stanley cup playoffs opening round, islanders, panthers open thursday. rangers, penguins, thursday. henrik lundqvist not feeling well. he left the ice early. he's expected back tomorrow. ryan mcdonagh skated before practice but he's nursing the hand injury. won't be ready for game 1. zuccarello among those who did practice. rangers need to get healthy in a hurry. they're going to miss mcdonagh. >> i don't think you can fill in the boots of a guy like that. he's obviously our captain, our best player. it's going to give another guy a chance to step up. you've got to look at the positives of every situation. >> after tonight the nets have one game to play. that's it. no playoffs. up against the wizards tonight washington won't be in the postseason either but the wizards can. nets fell behind to start the game 20-0.