campaign season, you've seen that usually not far from ted cruz is veteran iowa republican congressman steve king. thank you very much for being with us. >> thank you. steve set us up for my opening question. the trend we're seeing in tonight's exit polling, b, the fact that your guy is campaigning in indiana. the fact he's not favored to have a good night tonight. we'll start flying around after 8:00 p.m. tonight. what's this all about for your g guy? >> the cruz campaign did not expect to have a terrific night tonight with the north eastern states. they are influenced a lot by the heavy media that's covered donald trump for a long time. this campaign, the cruz campaign has focused on the rules. the rnc rules. i want to remind people that every presidential candidate that i know of has been nominated by the party, by the majority of the delegates that go to the convention. that's what we're doing here. this is something new. this is an anomaly that's put in place in 2012 because of the ron paul movement to create this automatic votes that take place as a result of the reflection of the caucus an

look at what steve king, no relation, what he had to say about mexicans coming into america. just go look. you would think i was making it up if i told you what they said. the list goes on and on. it is exactly what we hear here. nobody on the republican establishment said it is shocking to hear people talk that way and we cannot are them be the face of the republican party as they said about donald trump. i think the republicans are angry with donald trump because he outed them. he pulled back the curtain into what they say. this is a very different breed of cat and nothing you have heard at that presidential debate except for some personal stuff but nothing you have heard about their attitude toward

is he saying it's the process, it's the process, and steve king was in the last segment, a clip of himwashington today saying there is no popular vote. this is all about delegates. i think it's driving people crazy. >> this process has been so illuminating. i think for the first time this is going on -- in recent memory going on so long, that we're looking at each and every race and seeing how different. is it bound? unbound? is it open? is it closed? do you have to register before? can you be an independent and vote? this is so confusing, i had no idea, i thought i was represented. colorado was a symbolic moment saying wait a minute, the people get no vote? this is crazy. whether or not the rules are published or not doesn't matter, because people feel they don't have a voice. tom: it's been quite a few decades but there was a point there were no primaries and the power brokers in the parties would select their own candidates, and so a lot of our historical presidents came through that system, some better than others. but once they started the primary system they basically are implyin

it's been very thought provoking to listen to the comments and observations of my good friend, steve king, from iowa, and my other good friend, representative ted yoho from florida. and it's always good to hear the impressions of laypersons about the law and i say that not in a condescending way because i know that my good friend steve king is a successful businessman in construction and he knows all about the business and my friend of yoho, an esteemed doctor veterinary medicine, so it's good for me to hear, being a lawyer myself by training, good for me to hear the impressions and observations of laypersons. and i say that in a noncondescending way system of thank you so much for your holding it down for us for that last hour, representative king. the preamble to the u.s. constitution, which is the introductory statement which setting forth the general principles of our american government, reeds, we the people of the united states, in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, ensure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secu

steve fair. carolyn mccarty, oregon, solomon you madonna king, bill carrier, pennsylvania, bob ascher, christine perretti, robert gleason, puerto rico, louise for tenure, jennifer gonzalez cologne, rhode island, steve previous, leanne senate, brandon bell, south carolina glenn mccall, cindy costa, matt birthday boy more. south dakota danna randall. sandy catering. tam roberts. tennessee john ryder. peggy lambert. ryan haynes. texas, rob armstrong, tony, paul meckler. utah, bruce huff. mickelson. chase evans. vermont jay shepherd. susie hudson is here. thank you, jay. virgin islands. louisiana o'neill. virginia, martin blackwell. kathy hayden. john withback. washington, jeff kent, freddie simpson. susan hutchinson. west virginia chris warner. not a potter. conrad lucas. wisconsin, steve king. brad courtney. wyoming, greg shafer. marty halverson. met michael. has anyone joined the meeting his name was not captured on the role? guam? yes. mister chairman, we have a quorum. >> thank you, susie. on the proxy committee, there we go. proxy committee. chris warner for the report. go ahead. >> 46 were in

the officers ago police department -- thank gosh it would also like to thank kristin and steph steve kingsenator urged, grassley, session at the doctors and nurses at the university of nebraska medical center. as a 30 year member of the steamfitters local 464 is up on it i find myself thinking of republican house and is a member reached out to us within weeks of sarah's death. my ex-wife were not counted by any democrats or i.c.e. until april 22 after i learned i would testify, and the day, 82 days after my daughter was murdered. we were told i.c.e. advantage in and they would be reaching out. i am an army veteran. i served with the first cavalry. my father was a world war ii medic and was recipient of the purple heart, silver star a different metal. i don't want to share this to talk of ourselves but rather to point out the root of them have served their country with called upon. now they're asking for your help in getting answers and justice. i mother and sister legally emigrated to the united states after world war ii and, to become american citizens. in my opinion the obama administra

. >> i am steve king of iowa. i serve on the house judiciary committee where i have since 2003. i also serve on the constitutional subcommittee. i have brought a number of the amendments on the house floor regarding the board memos and also an amendment that passed the house to defund the administration defense of this case that was just argued before the supreme court. i think these points are very simple. the white house is argued they have prosecutorial discussions. when you read through their documents, it is her a clear that even from the beginning they created groups or classes of people that would give why get amnesty by the president and the president went to chicago and said that he had changed the law. this separation of powers argument before this court, you have the confession of the president that he is gone outside the bounds of his article and change the law. -- changed the law. the white house is granted, broad, sweeping amnesty to people under daca and the memos and they cannot make the argument legitimately that this is an individual basis only, so they have al

he got steve king and those guys in iowa. and the sharp elbows. once he guess the nomination. >> that could be june 7. >> his trump is good. >> better than mine? ted cruz has really good comedic timing. >> i thought that was great. i would like to see more of that. it is more natural. funny, an attractive quality to have. >> john kasich is being bombarded with questions why he is still in the race. last night voters could not front him. >> don't you feel at some point that you have a responsibility to voters to recognize that they're not voting for you? >> let me tell what you the responsibility is. the responsibility is to run for an office and give people solutions and lift them. the responsibility is not to talk about dividing people, nashing teeth, turning them against one another. you know what? we're in new york. and there was this guy. he once said one time, it ain't over till it's over. his name was yogi berra. thank you. >> i open up the table. make one quick point. in order for john kasich to ever be nominated, the rules would have to be

including the man who helped him win iowa, steve king. >> ted cruz has been working on the hill for a long time. his network and relationships here are good. i think this is an attempt to try to catch up for trump. >> increasingly, it seems trump needs the help of the party. tunneled complex delegate rules, winning alone won't get him there. a fact trump can't seem to follow. >> i'll saying, give it to the voters. they didn't even have the right to vote. >> what donald trump and much of the public is learning, when it comes to picking a nominee, getting votes is not all that the maers. >> there is no popular vote. there are delegates at the convention, there are results from primaries and caucuses. what people need to hear that are trump supporters, these the rules. it is how we've always done it. >> one candidate not complaining about the rules. john kasich. for him it is ball nabbing delegates from his opponents. kasich is diligently working the districts around new york city where there are very few republicans. places where he might not need a whole lot of votes to keep trump unde

tom: susan, we had a clip from steve king at one of the meetings yesterday, the congressman from ioware is no populist vote, and the people want to feel, they know about the electoral college in november. they gripe about that too, but i think a lot of people are taken by surprise that their vote did not directly impact who the candidate's delegates will be. >> that's certainly fair. remember, donald trump, when he had to explain his bankruptcies away. when people lost millions of dollars, hundreds of jobs, he said i play by the rules like lots of other people do. those are the rules. i play by them. donald trump, these are the rules and you have to play by them. again, that being said, he has shown tremendous political talent and agility in turning this story around. tom: so will this be much ado about nothing if he does, of course, get the 1237 before the election or the convention, but it seems like it's going to come down to that june 7 primary in california. >> if i may say, colorado was the only state to not have a primary or caucus on the republican side. so this is not some si

congressman steve king from the state of iowa joins us. he's a ted cruz supporter.he argument is maybe your candidate got pout much town so as to not be embarrassed in town. he's focusing on pennsylvania where he's polling competitively. that's an odd state where 50 delegates go off to cleveland uncommitted. but the sense is he won't here. do you think in the end that new york values comments came back to bite him in the hiney? >> we should be reminded that was a comments donald trump himself made about the contrast between new york and iowa values. ted cruz was on the mark when he said that, but that got changed along the way with the dialog that was tide into donald trump. the issue was that in sort of making a slap at new yorkers. that he couldn't and hasn't recovered from that, at least here. >> it was donald trump that said perhaps he would have a pro-life position in 1999 if he had iowa values instead of new york values. that was what ted cruz referenced. i watched as the dialogue and narrative has been transformed sometimes from what was truth and fact into w

>> the guy who had to endure that, steve king, iowa run congressman. a ted cruz supporter. were you expecting that, congressman? >> well, yes, i was. i had been there and through that experience a couple three times before. and when you walk up and you see the crowd and you see the actions of it, that's the level that we're faced with here in the city. it's not a calm dialogue, not a constitutional discussion. in fact, they actually had a mariachi band to serenade the supreme court. >> the argument is that you and those who want to reign rein the president on this, and congress can't be bypassed on an issue, that you're racists. how did you answer that? >> well, they'd have to go back and point to some state. i talk about the constitution, the rule of law, american destiny, american exceptionalism, and i don't know how they define -- what race they actually define themselves as. think most of. the would say they're hispanic. spanish was some of the chants today but i don't know what race that might be. and so i think they need to get a little precise. more precise utilizati

. >> i am congressman steve king of iowa presenting the fourth congressional district and i serve on the house judiciary committee where i have been since 2003. i also serve on the constitution subcommittee. i brought a number of the eminence on the house floor that defunded daca and dapa, and the memos, and legislation that administration'-- it is very simple. the white house has argued that they have prosecutorial discretion. you read through their documents and it is clear that even from the beginning, they created groups or classes of people that would get blanket amnesty under the direction given by the president. then the president went to chicago and said that he had changed the law. this separation of powers argument, you have the confession of the president that he has gone outside the bounds of his article to authority and "changed the law." the white house has obviously granted broad, sweeping, group category amnesty to people under daca and dapa. they cannot make the argument that they have applied this on a legitimate basis only. by the very evidence in front of them the

steve king. mr. king: i thank the gentleman from florida for pulling this special order together and for his generalous -- with for his generous introduction and for his leadership on the restoration of article 1 authority and addressing the executive overreach that has become part and parcel to the obama administration. it didn't begin there. but it needs to end with the next president of the united states and be slowed down in the last months of the obama administration. i was just exercising a thought here as i was reviewing some of the executive overreach that we've seen from this president, mr. speaker, and it occurred to me that -- to take a look at the declaration of independence and review some of the -- i'll all them the lamentations of our founding father. to this effect, mr. speaker. these are the things, the wrongs that have been committed by the king of england. and it says, in the declaration, the history of the present king of great britain is a history of repeated injuries and usurpat

i'm mac king, fox 5 news. steve: all right. thanks. a hospital is the first in the city to get a green ambulance. lenox hill showed off the vehicle on this earth day. regular ambulances have to idle to keep medications and computer systems cool. this ambulance has two electrical systems which eliminate idling. that design decreases emissions as well as air and noise pollution. christina: in the bronx, students and teachers joined clean up corona park. they cleaned up litter, raked leaves and mulched. it is an annual event for the students. steve: a bronx native in the revival of a broadway classic. christina: actress sersha ronan talks to baruch shemtov. steve: and the top treat taking over your social media feed. new yorkers suicides are rising in the u.s. at an alarming rate. the report by the cdc says the number of americans ending their lives is the highest in decades especially among women. christina: joining us is dr. devi. thanks for being here. >> thanks for being -- christina: a lot of people don't talk about suicide. the more

steve: mack king explains why the younger generation may have fear of taxes. >> i think the irs is extremely corrupt. reporter: none of us paying taxes. the survey of more than 2000 americans found that transcends mere paying their taxes more than any other generation. >> millennials are absolutely intimidated by paying their taxes and the irs. >> this researcher and cofounder of the center for generational connects blames his generation's dreaded taxes on its relative lack of real-world experience. >> when you enter a millennial that is 24, they may have only been in the workforce two or three years. in the workforce a years. taxes. than what it means to be. >> we don't want to get it wrong. what makes it bad is that someone else have chosen not to file so they don't get it wrong. >> the government could find out you're not reporting taxes. >> multiple state returns make a kind of confusing. it just might take us a little >> it is not enjoyable. >> don't let this stop you from filing. coming up behind the scenes, legendary record producer l.a. what it means next for the alright guys. i want

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steve: mac king was there as the bones were handed over to mongolia's ambassador. >> these are not souvenirs to be they are irreplaceable priceless pieces of a country's history, it's identity and its national heritage. >> reporter: director of field operations for new york's customs and border patrol office, robert perez, oversaw the inspection of the dinosaur skull upon its entry into the united states. >> we had some notion and some information that alerted our officers, our front line officers, to perform a more in-depth inspection of the actual goods as they were coming across the border. >> reporter: the most scientifically significant fossil is 70 million years old and one of only three found so far in the world. all in mongolia. >> the most complete specimen of a skull ever discovered. >> reporter: offered on ebay by a french company for $300,000 before homeland security seized it and proved it left mongolia illegally. >> the government deeply appreciates your efforts. signed over the remains to the mongolian ambassador tuesday. home to some of the world's largest known dinosaur foss

we would also like to thank congressman and staff steve king and centers ernst, fisher, grassley, sessions, and the doctors and nurses of the university of nebraska medical center. as a 30 year member of the local 464 is ironic i find myself thinking of republican senate member. my ex-wife were not contacted by anyone until april 22, after they learned i would testify in the days after my daughter was murdered. i am an army veteran, served with the 1st. the father was a world war ii medic. i don't want to share this to talk about ourselves but to point out the root family has served our country when called upon. my mother and sister legally immigrated to the us after world war ii to become american citizens. in my opinion the obama administration with open border policy has changed us. we no longer ask for immigrants to assimilate to our way of life. my mother and sister took pride in becoming americans are learning the language and culture. by allowing illegal immigrants to take custody of illegal immigrants with no controls in place for a person like edwin mejia, the man who killed my da

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mac king will show us how he's taking on the yankees premium seating policy. steve: newark's mayor has a plan to fix the elevated lead problem in the waters at several schools >> reporter: with eight newark schools testing positive for high lead levels and 30 buildings within the school district using other sources of water, the mayor says the only way to fix the city's lead problem for good is to fix its water system. >> we don't want to be in newark giving our kids bottles of water coalition of advocates, are pushing for a plan known as the smart container bill. it put a 10 cent deposit on all plastic and glass bottles and aluminum cans. that money will help pay for the cost of updating the city's water infrastructure. >> we all know this is a billion dollar problem and having a fund established with annual revenue is a start, even if it only covers a fraction. we're here because our children who live in this state deserve better. >> reporter: officials have called for lead testing at every school in newark and every saturday this month, four schools across the ci

king: steve king, national committee member from wisconsin. i, too, rise to oppose this motion. i am convinced by the statements of mr. evans and mr. ryder that this would only further what is to me an obvious conclusion that we must remain with the house rules. we've been studying this for a long time, operated on these rules for 160 years. granted, we all operate under robert's rules at state and local level but the house rules grant the chairman of our convention the right to rule by majority at the convention, that's what needs to happen. we don't need to study it any further. i oppose the motion. mr. ash: thank you, sir. any further comments before or against? henry barber. mr. barber: henry barber of mr. speaker. i oppose ms. van etten's proposal. i do believe that this committee can handle it, all 56 of us. we should defer to the convention rules committee. it's their job, not our job to change things, whether it's the seventh in, eighth in, i don't know. but let them deal with it. they're the ones who will be empowered by voters to make a decision on 2016. thank you, sir

king: steve king, national committee member from wisconsin. i, too, rise to oppose this motion. am convinced by the statements of mr. evans and mr. ryder that this would only further what is to me an obvious conclusion that we must remain with the house rules. we've been studying this for a long time, operated on these rules for 160 years. granted, we all operate under robert's rules at state and local level but the house rules grant the chairman of our convention the right to rule by majority at the convention, that's what needs to happen. we don't need to study it any further. i oppose the motion. mr. ash: thank you, sir. any further comments before or against? henry barber. mr. barber: henry barber of mr. speaker. i oppose ms. van etten's proposal. i do believe that this committee can handle it, all 56 of us. we should defer to the convention rules committee. it's their job, not our job to change things, whether it's the seventh in, eighth in, i don't know. but let them deal with it. they're the ones who will be empowered by voters to make a decision on 2016. thank you, sir.

look at what steve king, of iowa, no relation to peter, what he had to say about mexicans coming in to america. just look. you would think i was exaggerating if i told you what they said. they said that women anti-rest -- the list goes on and on. it's exactly what we hear here. nobody on the republican establishment said it's really shocking to hear people talk that way. we can't have them be the manifestation of the republican party. as they said about donald trum. but -- trump. but donald trump, the reason the republicans are angry with him, because he outed them. he pulled back the curtain as to what they say. he had a comfort level with it because that's how they talk around here. so make no mistake. again, i don't paint all republicans in our country with a president bush of the republicans in this congress, but this is -- with a brush of the republicans in congress, but this is a very different proceed of cafment nothing you have heard at that presidential debate, except for some personal stuff, but nothing you have heard about their attitudes towards people is different from wha

steve: mac king explains how the league got dragged into the battle. >> after the bill was signed into law, performers cancelled their upcoming events in the state. those on twitter largely tweeted their support for those performers. thank you for standing for justice and lgbtq equality. thank you cirque du soleil for standing up. guess i wasn't be watching the do better. after the nba seemingly opted to wait and see. >> they listened to lies and passed a law plain and simple. >> in march, north carolina passed a law requiring people use only public restrooms intended for the gender on the user's birth certificate, forcing transgender vehicles to identify with one gender when going to the bathroom inside a public venue. >> this is about something bigger than the nba. >> in february, the nba will hold the all star game in north carolina. the commissioner said the owners agreed their teams in the league oppose discrimination against any group. silver declined to speculate where the league would consider moving the game out of north carolina as a growing list of musicians have done with t

. >> i am steve king of iowa. i serve on the house judiciary committee where i have since 2003. i also serve on the constitution subcommittee. i brought a number of the amendments on the house floor , and also an amendment that passed the house to defund the administration's defense of this case that was just argued before the supreme court. i think these points are very simple. the white house has argued that they have prosecutorial discretion. when you read through their documents, it is her a clear that even from the beginning they created groups or classes , of people that would give why get amnesty by the president and the president went to chicago and said that he had changed the law. so this separation of powers argument before the court, you have the confession of the president that he had gone changedthe bounds and the law. the white house has obviously granted broad, sweeping amnesty to people under daca and the memos and they cannot make the argument legitimately that this is an individual basis only, so they have already crossed the line on two big issues. they are n

steve king, his co-chairman was instrumental. so is the numbers are good there. we will have 20 see how it plays out tonight. new york, nobody knows it better than you do. trump now 56%, cruz 20%, kasich 19%. the rule is closed primary. you have to be republican to vote in it. if you get over 50%, you get all the delegates, 95. how likely is it that it plays out that way. >> i don't know district by district. there are extremely democratic districts that have only a tiny handful of republicans. literally. 8 million people, right. we have 460,000 republicans. you spread those across half a dozen districts, you have very, very small numbers of people you have to get to them one by one. >> what does that mean? it's not easy being new york and trump. >> that's right. he doesn't have the apparatus to do that sort of thing. that's where your regular republicans come in. statewide. even counties have not by and large endorsed donald trump. they're thrilled to be in play and have the candidates come to try to talk to them. there is real hesitation at this stage of the ga

king: steve king, national committee member from wisconsin. i, too, rise to oppose this motion.am convinced by the statements of mr. evans and mr. ryder that this would only further what is to me an obvious conclusion that we must remain with the house rules. we've been studying this for a long time, operated on these rules for 160 years. granted, we all operate under robert's rules at state and local level but the house rules grant the chairman of our convention the right to rule by majority at the convention, that's what needs to happen. we don't need to study it any fourth. i oppose the motion. mr. ash: thank you, sir. any further comments before or against? henry barber. mr. barber: henry barber of mr. speaker. i ovose ms. van etten's proposal. i do believe that this committee can handle it, all 56 of us. we should defer to the convention rules committee. it's their job, not our job to change things, whether it's the seventh in, eighth in, i don't know. but let them deal with it. they're the ones who will be empowered by voters to make a decision on 2016. thank you, sir. que

steve: we sent mack king to talk new yorker. >> bernie sanders sound like a new yorker. >> he is a genuine renegade. >> billionaire donald trump spent here his entire life. >> according to ms. thomas, of the three presidential candidates with ties to new york only hillary clinton who served eight years qualifies as a new yorker. >> by the way she works and how she acted after 9/11 as well. >> new yorkers are known by all kinds of people. >> many identify them in vague terms. >> someone that is opinionated. it's an attitude. >> i think there is a hidden attitude, the better the new attitude. >> however you describe it seems to incorporate the ability to multitask and puzzle success of any situation and rebound from the setbacks. >> i read somewhere if you took a cab you're definitely a new yorker. >> it still may not guarantee them to be considered legitimately by fellow new news". dari: we cannot forget about our new york values. getting a new lift from a fresh take on a lingerie staple. it combines exports while with a more embellished elements of a fashion brought. it is becoming very po

steve: on the show he rip one team official for suggests that certain fans did not belong in high price session, mac king followed. >> the fan may be, someone who is never sat in a premier location this is a frustration to ourickiving existing fan base. >> wow, you are saying rich people could not bear to sit next to people who are not rich. reporter: john will very oliver played that, seeming toking is those who cannot afford to sit in expensive seats might it is during those -- disturbies to who can. will be riffraff in those seats. reporter: he purchased. two seats, he will sell them for a quarter each. >> you must dress like you have never sat in a premium location before. reporter: oliver implored his audience to tweet an image of themselves with the hash tag. >> experience is the product, i think that is what he is speaking to. reporter: we were not to take the words out the context, yankees believe that someone who pays less for a premium seat devalues that seat, and experience of sitting there. but also acknowledged that does not make it right. >> going to a game, is no longer something that you

reporter: mack king for "fox 5 news". steve: the knife at oj simpson's estate has been ruled out as been used in the death of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman. a retired police officer kept it until last month. they determined that the blade is not connected to the murders of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman. o.j. simpson was found not guilty of the murders but later found liable for their deaths in civil court. jen: this family is petitioning a judge that was formally declared dead 84 years after he disappeared. the first wife of robert durst. killed her in 1982. he faces murder charges in los angeles and the 2000 a longtime friend, susan berman. he is being held in louisiana after being charged in louisiana last month. steve: joe guidice.months knocked off his sentence. he will not be released until march 2019, rather than august. he and his wife teresa pled guilty to fraud in 2014. teresa was released from prison right after serving 11 months. jen: honored by his peers during a special tribute concert. reporter: they

steve: incredible. all right. stephen hawking expanding his search for life in outer space. dari: mac king tells us about >> if we are to survive, we must spread to the stars. >> reporter: last july, he launched break through initiatives, searching for extraterrestrial life. they announced the latest of the initiatives, what they call breakthrough star shot. the team want to send thousands of tiny star ships to a star 25 trillion miles away. >> space travel as we know it is slow. >> reporter: as recently as a decade ago, this mission would have seemed inconceivable if not absurd. advances in micro fabrication. >> from something like this to something like this, >> reporter: the team designed a new propulsion system a thousand times faster than the fastest spacecraft we have today. of subatomic particles to go really fast. >> light beams, light sails and the lightest spacecraft ever built. >> reporter: they plan to fire lots of lasers into one beam and direct it to a light sail attached to a star chip containing cameras, and photons. >> a space probe that can be mass produced at the cost of

. >> fact king "fox 5 news -- mac king "fox 5 news." steve: all changes so quick. jenn: wages world -- wayne's world my favorite movie of all-time. steve: april weekend. this week not warmest week not coolest week, just a smidge below after wrong. -- average. 68 today nice. 50 the low this morning, cooler tomorrow. record high 91, record low 29, sunrise 6:00 a.m., now 7:46 down, sun breaking through mid morning in to maybe early afternoon. 59 right now, wind has gone calm, now sky is showing clear but there are high clouds up there they are thickening up too. rain appearing on fox 5 sky guardian, this not really reaching ground, sprinkles in hudson valley, no worry but this is area showers. west of van -- scranton, sliding 69 in city but we managed 70s in a few spots. then, upper 50s at montauk, 50s just about along coast, 50s to bridgeport about 50 east end, 59 at newark, allentown in 67. wind calm, light east-southeast wind most of the night. look at temperatures wideranged this could happen tomorrow, sort of a range of 50s to north, and mid to upper 70s in centr

. >> mac king for "fox 5 news". steve: today was kind of dutiful we had a bit of cloud cover early in the day. and of course we had some brushfires that popped up as well. but it should be exactly what april 20 should be like. right about where it should be you can challenge your roller job a little bit. and it looks like we are in the low 70s for the high new york city today and 61 as our current temperatures. 18%. and that was one of the reasons that the win was gusty out of the northwest. pressure is strong and rising and we will continue to do so as the high-pressure builder eastern canada. low 70s new york city, and an upper 60s to north jersey and and right now back down into the 50s. and we have 10 to 20-mile per hour range and that will die down and ignored when a five to 10 miles per hour. alternating to the 50s. west of buffalo. and the ridges on down from eastern county that will result in beautiful weather. chris kretzschmar and nice for thursday. eventually showers outlets munching their way towards a that wi

mac king "fox 5 news." steve: no new. steve: no new. steve: node new trail for republican leader dean scala sent his son. federal judge denied their bed saying his action showed a pattern of using his public office for personal gain convicted of extortion. they will be sentenced later this month. dari: court documents show -- to extramarital affairs while he was state assembly speaker. silver was convicted on federal corruption charges in november. now core papers reveal that his of their clients and receipt preferential treatment in albany. lawyers called the -- salacious and unproven. steve: it appears the rocker will build a party like it's 1999. prince separate health scare in a private plane forcing the pilot to make an emergency landing in moline illinois. he was taken to a local hospital the musician tells tmz the physician has been fighting the flu for several weeks that he was treated and released and is now back home. dari: that's incredible. remember slick rick? he's officially a u.s. citizen. the bronx rapper arrested same w

the long beach mac king "fox 5 news." steve: tourist not everyone flocking long beach. amazing video local person captured of a whale is spotted in the waters earlier this week. it's a majestic sight always and probably won't be the last one we see this summer. dari: dog owners living in one manhattan apartment complex say they are being treated like dogs. why they have to use the back entrance when it's time to take the doggie for a walk. >> reporter: dog discrimination facing after new policy went >> where not allowed in the lobby any more. they set up -- at the lobby entrance. joe kramer at dog owner who lives here says dogs can now only go in and out the buildings back service door. he along with several other fellows dog owner neighbors doggie door because of the trash that piles up on garbage days. >> hundreds of bags pressed against the wall. >> i totally understand the concept behind the policy police have it where we can take them out in a certain location. residents on me they believe the issue wasn't really about the dogs being in the lobby or the elevator. h

reporter: depends on who you ask, i am mac king, "fox 5 news." steve: it is so individual to your perception. dari: that would make you really up state, i was thinking about park was up state. >> right. nick: just keeps progressing. steve: right. further and fur further out. dari: it is up state cold in manhattan. nick: it is up state cold everywhere. >> the heat. nick: no one feels bad, other people have the chill. even tomorrow is not going to be the warmest day. we'll have mile air thursday, but with rain, and chill down for weekend. sluggish going start to spring, 43-27 today, below average, average high 58. records were set a time ago. beautiful sunrise, but we'll see more clouds come in the afternoon. 37 now, dry air, 21% humidity, sky clear, wind backed off, treasure strong. guardian all quiet, but late tomorrow night we'll see showers approach from west, thursday. we'll see rain. no higher low 40s today, 23 in city -- 43 in city. and almost of area on long island was close to 40. cooling down 33 bridgeport, mid 30s across the island, 29 in suss

. >> i'm matt king, fox five news. >> steve: let's talk weather. it >> audrey: we don't have much of a breeze but we will see a warm up further on into the week. we'll start off with cool mornings before things warm up toward the afternoon hours. we started off from 40 degrees and when up to 57 in central park. we. we had that number at 330 this afternoon. but still of the average of this time of year. will be closer to average the next few days and then well above average into the weekend. we're sitting at 47 degrees, wins our light a miles per hour. pressure is falling. areawide we are in the 40s although montauk and belmar are in the upper 30s. windsor light at the moment so that is not a factor at this hour. temperatures temperatures are cool across the northeast into new england, boston is at here's the week disturbance, we are seeing clouds out of it, no rain being picked up and the clouds will be passing through overnight and tomorrow, you won't notice because will have sunshine across the region. two areas of low pressure that were keeping

. >> so we'll make steve case king for the day what should the rules be. >> i don't know. need to get more dialogue between the innovators of silicon valley and policymakers. right now they are in separate worlds. as you think about the sectors being disrupted whether it's health care or education or energy or transportation or food or this new environment of work that's going to require a dialogue. my guess it will take a few years where there are a lot more people doing it and some basic benefits bundled in based on how many different gigs do you or how many different jobs there's something in there so those people have some benefits. but exactly what is it and how to strike the balance for something that's just emerging now and don't know exactly how it will play out it's hard to say but i do think it will become much more important. the whole definition of work is more people. people fundamentally are thinking about this. people are frustrated about it. what is the future is going to be like. what is technology doing. there's some positive and some negatives. we need t

mack king for "fox 5 news". steve: it is getting very dethrone each other. nick: today was a great weather day. today just sort of topping it off, temperatures in the low '80s. just a little bit cooler the next few days. sixty-two, 63 degrees, leaving that by 23 degrees. about 10 degrees warmer from that tomorrow. eighty-three and 53 in the park. the record, 96 and 1976 and 25 on this day in 1875 and a little bit of cloud cover. sixty-five and the air is very dry. it will happen again tomorrow with a gusty breeze probably with another day of elevated fire risk. in the sky and that is about it. we will even cloud stick around for the first part of tomorrow morning. a little weak cold front dropping down. we went from the hudson valley down to allentown. close to 80 for that matter. even long island sharing in the warmth. montauk only at 70. looking at the change now as they are down to fit. it succeeds around town. up towards bridgeport, 61 at the jersey shore. a five to 10-degree temperature gain from 24 hours ago. there is the wind during the day. we will s

this season he posted a remarkable 39 and four record as interim head coach with steve kerr had the back issue. the king started 24 renault under walton. the best start in nba history. he was drafted by the lakers in 2003 and won two titles. walton who has been the son of hall of famer bill walton will begin his new duties after the warriors season ends. he will be with the team for the playoffs at the multi-gear deal for walton but the terms of not been released. gary will offer his take coming up tonight at 8:45. >> coming up a worker arrested for distributing child porn and that was not all police found at his house. heroin, marketed with staff scurries image. certainly not endorsed by the end be a star. a drunk driver crash after a wine festival. what organizer doing -- what organizers are doing to make sure it doesn't happen again. >>> breezy conditions continue. a major warm up as we head into the weekend. all the details right after the break. in the east almost one year ago police say a drunk driver going nearly 100 miles per hour slammed into a sidewalk killing a mother and daughter. the man ha

. >> reporter: i'm mac king, fox 5 news. steve: think the competitive element of that is very powerful. dari: it is. steve: but you get drawn into driving poorly depending on where you are, especially in a city environment. dari: very true. a lot of rage here. >> well, this sounds nice. having the bartender come to you. steve: the restaurant trend that has diners raising their glasses that's life. you diet. you exercise. and if you still need help lowering your blood sugar... ...this is jardiance. along with diet and exercise... jardiance works around the clock... to lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. this can help you lower blood sugar and a1c. and although it's not for weight loss or lowering systolic blood pressure, jardiance could help with both. effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that can be life-threatening. symptoms include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, and trouble breathing. stop tak

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king, and eleanor roosevelt. sharon crowley for "fox 5 news". steve: nasa just released the spectacular images of the the international space station. it's caused by atomic particles interacting with the earth's magnetic field. helping to launch a new massive tv project, that is incredible. dari: twice as all as any other building in the borough, this would contain 500 housing units, no word on when the project is going to begin. steve: candidates swept through ne york and now they are gone and. dari: how the area is recovering today after all of the primary drama. steve: volkswagen became a cash settlement. how much they can expect to get. newark minute. >> everybody say hello. the folks at green meadow farm got a variety of animals to the kids at this elementary school. >> we have a hands-on expeience so that they are able to really experience it and get a hands-on look at things. >> special artwork are made by kids many have autism. >> you can see a lot of autism in the students. it's hard for some of them to communate icth others. >> they are able

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