. >> the death of doctor steve mayer, killed by student during a morning run, and steve keeley joins us from robinsville with more. >> reporter: there is a really nice waterfall here in a nice little park near the middle school and the high school. and the water here flowing just like the tears have since monday morning. and as we go down the water, over here, there is a nice memorial by a gazebo. you can see lots of candles lit, lots of flowers piled up, the flames and all of these candles just like the bright light steven mayer was in so many young lives, the flowers just like the beautiful memories so many here have shared of their superintendent. fifty-two years old, but able to reach and relate to five year old, ten year old, 15 year old, kids of all ages and parents of all backgrounds, that's why the schools had to cancel classes for the past two days and replace them with grief counselors. he and his dog, dutch, hit and killed on their morning run near the school monday and life hasn't been the same since. >> all of our sporting event, for every sport, he just loved to be ther

. >> parents say robbinsville superintendent, steve mayer was exactly the kind of person that they wanted during their children's education. someone who always, put kid needs first. >> he was great with the kids, and they, they flagged it. >> and,. >> officials say, robbinsville, said his morning routine included jogging with his dog, and high school. and it turned out to be the final run together, officials say around 6:15, a 17 year-old student driving to school early for a field trip, hitting there and his dog, killing both. >> that makes it even worse. >> reporter: accident remains under investigation, police are investigating a inn not releasing the student's name and have not charged her with any wrongdoing. >> there two are families involved in this tragedy. doctor mayer, and student's family and we are praying for them all. >> reporter: township officials say, they called a news conference tuesday morning to let the world know how much mayer meant to them. >> he had so much joy, passion, and belief in students, that you could in the contain it. >> reporter: at the community park,

steve mayer. >> hit and kill this morning as he jogged before work.he driver a student at robs binsville high school. >> accident remains under investigation. no summonses have been issue at this time. no criminal charges have been file at this time. >> be with one another. talk with one another. keep the familiar unless your prayers. >> reporter: through tears, hugs and reflection -- >> we just ask lord that you bless this community, that you will draw us closer together. >> robbinsville began the healing process with vigil. >> just his presence about being around everyone, how he's always like happy and towards everyone. he was just always positive. >> reporter: even though the vigil officially now over you can still see hundreds and hundreds of people gathered here really a testament to the impact superintendent steve mayer had on his community. >> it's just amazing that not just in the school. it's just so many people around the community that possibly didn't even know him but are still affected. >> reporter: in robs bin binsville, greg argos, cbs

steve mayer. >> hit and kill this morning as he jogged before work.he driver a student at robs binsville high school. >> accident remains under investigation. no summonses have been issue at this time. no criminal charges have been file at this time. >> be with one another. talk with one another. keep the familiar unless your prayers. >> reporter: through tears, hugs and reflection -- >> we just ask lord that you bless this community, that you will draw us closer together. >> robbinsville began the healing process with vigil. >> just his presence about being around everyone, how he's always like happy and towards everyone. he was just always positive. >> reporter: even though the vigil officially now over you can still see hundreds and hundreds of people gathered here really a testament to the impact superintendent steve mayer had on his community. >> it's just amazing that not just in the school. it's just so many people around the community that possibly didn't even know him but are still affected. >> reporter: in robs bin binsville, greg argos, cbs

comfort in their faith, hundreds spent friday afternoon at a memorial service paying tribute to steve mayerlle community, he was more than a school supersben dent, but an educator, innovator, and friend. perhaps his most important role, though, was that of husband and father to three sons. >> i need you to know that on tuesday morning, i lost the absolute love of my life. >> he was a fan of family. he was a fan of having fun. he was a fan of my mom. >> it was earlier this week when 52-year-old mayer was struck and killed on robbinsville road, according to investigators, he was out for a morning run for a jog with his dog when a 17-year-old student from high school hit them. she was on the way to campus for a class trip. at the memorial today, the family had this for all students. >> steve was a light everywhere he went. his smile, his exuberance, his love, compassion. he was a light. what i visualize is each of you standing up using your gift, your god-given gifts that god gave you in your education for his glory. i visualize pieces of my beloved husband all over this world. >> at the memor

tuesday just hours after losing head and many would say heart of the school district, superintendent steve mayer. >> he had so much joy, and passion, and belief in students that you could not contain it. >> reporter: police say around 6:00 a.m. mayer was jogging with his dog near his home and high school in robbinsville edinburg road this was his morning routine. a 17 year-old student, school officials say was coming in early for a field trip, hit mayer and his dog. both were killed. police are not identifying the student. >> accident remains under investigation. no summons have been issued at this time no criminal charges have been filed at this time. >> reporter: mayer work in west windsor before becoming superintendent in robbinsville almost seven years ago. his wife is a teacher a at the elementary school and they have three kid. >> doctor may haver was a ball of energy, i mean he was, he was someone thaw always wanted to be around and he was the flame that ignited so many things, he was passionate about our kid, our schools. >> reporter: schools are closed and grief counselors are on hand f

people gathered to honor the life of superintendent, doctor steven mayer. >> when you feel weak, sad, i want you to think about steve'se, think about word, wisdom encouragement he shared with you along the way. >> reporter: doctor mayer whose five three-year old father of three whose wife teaches in the the district was struck and killed on robbinsville edinburg road while driving with his dog dutch who was also killed. the driver was a 17 year-old student at robs instantville high. she was rushing to campus for a class trip when the accident happened. investigators plan to subpoena records to see if she was texts or talking on the cell phone, at the time. tonight there were many tears and much sadness, over his loss. >> so just now i would like for us to join our hearts together, and as we wish for both families, for devastatingly impacted by this event. >> reporter: for some students and former students the loss what's mostly tough. >> unaudible. >> that is all i have to say. >> always put the children first. as you can tell by that crowd here. he had so much love for the community. it is a loss for our community. >

hundreds of people attended a vigil for doctor steve mayer last night. yer was struck and killed tuesday while out jogging near a high school. driver is a robbinsville high school student, and so far no charges have been filed. >>> bill cosby's wife finished testimony in the defamation suit, seven women filed against her house bob, camille cosby sat down under oath for more than five hours. women contend that the philadelphia been comedian called them liars after they went public with sexual assault allegations against him. cosby denies the allegations. >>> in just a few hour michigan's attorney general will announce first criminal charges in the flint water crisis. two state regulators and treatment plant supervisor, accusations accused -- include violating water laws and evidence tampering. more than 50 lawsuits have been filed this year begins the city in relation to high levels of the lead in the water. >>> pennsylvania is the new priority in campaign 2016. voters in the keystone state head to the polls next tuesday. hillary clinton is making stops in

steve mayer superintendent of robbinsville school district and his dog were killed after they were hity car while jogging near the high school early tuesday morning. a memorial service will be held tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. at the prince top alliance church in plainsboro. mourners will be able to watch the service via video at robbi robbinsville high school. >> bidding farewell to an icon of philadelphia sports. what we learned about the man who gave us the flyers at a huge celebration of his life today. >> a bus bursts into flames in italian tunnel. you don't need to see this video to know this a bad situation. when you learn what's inside the bus you may get little more nervous about how it all turns out. howard? >> the flyers played last night so they can play another day into the playoffs. but what i think is shocking comment from claude giroux about the fans. that's coming up in sports. >> all night we're paying tribute to the legacy and genius of prince by playing the music we will never forget. ♪ most new wealth flows it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. to the to

beloved superintendent doctor steve mayer was struck and killed yesterday by a teenage driver. >>> and hillary clinton and donald trump are big winners in the new york primary, several candidates will be in our area today including clinton ahead of tuesday's pennsylvania primary. >>> well, it is 4:50. time to check on business news. >> jill wagner joins us life from new york, good morning, jill. we hear intel is cutting thousands of jobs. >> reporter: that is right, chip making giant intel is cutting 12,000 jobs, that is about 1 percent of the work force. intel says there will be voluntary and inn volume will try departures from the operations worldwide. most of the affected workers will be notified within 60 days, intel is reorganizing in the face of declining sales in personal computers. intel says it hopes the cuts will save some $1.4 billion annually. >> lots of money. >>> we understand google will may be having trouble here expect to be charged with breaking europe's antitrust rules, what can you tell us about that. >> reporter: yeah, eu says google unfairly favors google services

. >> hundreds gathered last night to remember doctor steve mayer. he was struck and killed yesterday morning while jogging near the high school. parents at the vigil said mayer was a school official who put needs of his students, first. >> great person. very positive in everything that he did. very inspirational. >> it is a to testament to how blessed he was. i wish he had more time. >> classes were canceled for a second day in robbinsville, driver of the car that struck mayer is a robbinsville high school student. so far no charges have been file. >>> in other news, hillary clinton fresh from heroin in new york now focuses on next tuesday's pennsylvania primary. the she's making a public appearance in the fillmore in fishtown this evening. after easily defeating bernie sanders. donald trump gained momentum from voters in the empire state. he got more than half of the g.o.p. vote, begins john kasich and ted cruz. >> we don't have much of a race anymore based on what i'm seeing on television, senator cruz is just about mathematically eliminated. >> t

then we knew him as steve the superintendent. >> dr. mayerlways thought things could be better, that people could be better. i know that he's looking down right now and he's smiling. >> reporter: everyone convinced he sure s there was no school today. there will be no school again tomorrow. grief counselors on hand for those who need it. of course, this investigation continues tonight. lucy. >> just so tragic. all right, brad. >>> skyfox over the delaware memorial bridge tonight and if you plan on driving over it into delaware this week be sure to add extra time to your commute. traffic. the delaware river and bay authority says crews are replacing three suspension ropes. three of the four lanes into the first state are closed and the one lane is open you can seeing he see right that the speed limit is reducing. >> mother is pleading for the driver to come forward who hit her son and left him to die in west philadelphia. summer someone found the 27-year-old lying in the road at 45th and market early saturday. he just died yesterday. fox 29's

steve mayer was out with his dog, dutch, when he was suddenly hit by a car. akorgd to police the girl was a 17-year-old student from a nearby high school headed to class early for a class trip. people that knew mayer were simply devastated. >> we text every day, steve is an incredible part of our community and the whole community needs time to mourn, i'm trying to be strong as mayor but i'll go home shortly and have a good cry for my friend. >> grief counselors werer brought in store staff and students, robbinsville schools will be closed for the next two days. >>> 56-year-old antonio wiley worked as a crossing guard and was patrolling at route 29, when a crash sent a truck careening towards him, hit and and killing him. bennett is now facing three to five years in prison. >>> a woman is begging for your help after her son was hit and killed and involved in the crash, jamal morris was riding his bike and a driver hit him here at the corner of 45th and market and took off. mar ris was taken off of life support and his mother hopes whoever is responsible will t

. >> steve mayer was the father of three and his wife, donna, is a teacher in the district and went looking for him when he didn't return. she found him at the scene. >> what a wonderful man and what precious life is. the school is suffering and it will be closed for two days, it's very, very sad. >> grief counselors were brought in to speak to staff and students. >> seeing him around he was always such a nice, loving man. >> ironically the mayor texted mayer this morning. after hearing there was an accident near the high school he didn't know it was the superintendant at the time. a vigil will be held here on washington road tonight and the public is invited to attend. i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> all right nora we'll have coverage of that vigil tonight. thank you. >>> a woman is in the hospital after someone slashed her throat in port richmond and police are trying to find out who did it. it happened on the 2900 block of frafrpg frankford avenue. a witness called 911 and tried to help. >> they put a cloth around her neck and that is when she collapsed on the highway and

. >>> a memorial service is set for doctor steve mayer, superintendent of the robbinsville, new jerseyl district who was killed after he was hit by a car jogging on tuesday morning. a memorial service toys day at 2:00 p.m. at princeton lines church in planesboro. mourners can watch via video at robbinsville high school. >>> 4:22. bidding farewell to to an icon of philadelphia a sports, what we have learn about the man who gave us the flyers, at a huge celebration have of his life. >>> but first your winning lottery numbers. good luck to you. >>> good morning, i'm howard eskin. flyers are in washington for game five of the series with the caps tonight. if either win and play sunday at home or if they lose they will be scheduling t times for sunday. yesterday was a chance for the fans in the flyers family to relive memories of the flyers founder and chairman ed snider a huge number of the flyers alumni came to town, current team was there and wayne gretzky flew from from california a man they loved and admired. the comment were moving and in some cases brought people to tears. >> when i

steve mayer hit and kill in a jog near his home running this morning with his dog on robbinsville road early this morning. robbinsville mayor says a 17-year-old senior was in the car that hit him, and no charges have been filed. >>> a woman recovering after being attacked on a running trail. police say she was attacked last night on the james hall trail in the area of phillips park. the attacker shoved her from behind and repeatedly punched her in the face. police are looking for witnesses. >>> decision 2016, focus on new york state holding the primary today. hillary clinton and trump are leading the polls. some candidates are looking ahead to pennsylvania. that includes ted cruz who will be in philadelphia tonight for a watch party. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> a breezy, but beautiful day outside, and nbc 10 on main street in newark which was crowded this morning as people got out. some taking advantage of the beautiful temps with shorts and trying to enjoy the spring weather. a live look at citizen bank park in south philly. you want good weather in the phillys game. t

. >>> a memorial service will be held for doctor steve mayer, superintendent of the robbinsville newersey school district. he was killed after he was hit by a car, jogging tuesday morning. a memorial service is at 2:00 p.m. at princeton lines church in plainsboro. people can watch the service via video at robs instantville high school. >>> philadelphia celebrating a successful first year for bike sharing service indego and officials are now trying to expand the program to more people. mayor and other city leaders turnout for the first birthday party yesterday at race street pier, the site of the one of the inde go's new docking stations. twenty-four new stations are part of the expansion. officials also a announced the addition of the access card which allows users to ride the bikes at a cost of about $5 per month. >> what we are saying is we want all philadelphians which has a poverty rate of nearly 25 percent, we want all philadelphians to use the indego system, it is in the just for certain people in certain communities. this is for everyone. >> they will include east fairmount pa

it was an e emotional tribute to steve mayer who served as the school superintendent. ♪ here in the powerf christ i'll stand ♪ >> family, friends, and many of mayer's students filled the princeton alliance church for today's service. mayer remembered as an educator, an innovator, and friend, but maybe most importantly, as a family man devoted to his wife and three sons. mayer was struck and killed tuesday while out for a morning run with his dog. according to investigators, a 17-year-old student from robbinsville high school hit them on the way to campus for a class trip. >>> taking a right turn now, the five dollar bill is getting a new look. philadelphia native, marian anderson will be on the new bill. the civil rights pioneer is one of the first historic african-american women to appear on the currency. earlier this week, we learned thatman is replacing jackson on the $20, and she escaped from slavery in maryland and came to philadelphia. she went on to help rescue dozens of others using the underground railroad. a right of passage for high school students on prom night, how one local

. >>> in robbinsville, new jersey the community is mourning the loss of school superintendent steve mayer was hit by car as he went for his morning jog. the car that killed him was driven by a robbinsville high school student. there's no word on whether that driver will face charges vigil will be held tonight in his honor at fox moore community park. >>> the search is on for the person who slashed a woman's throat then dumped her along the streets of kensington. police say good samaritans saw the woman staggering along the 2900 block of frankford avenue this morning. she was covered in blood. they called 911. she is now at temple university hospital in critical condition. >>> police in georgia just arrest add man they say was impersonating one of their own. now they're worried there could be more than one victim. >> but officers say the arrest may never have happened without the help of a quick thinking restaurant manager. fox's natalie poe so has the story. >> reporter: stopped in a sting. arrest caught on police code body cameras. take taken into custody this man who they say posed as a

robbinsville school district in new jersey are closed today as a community mourns the death of steve mayerand killed the robbinsville superintendent while he was jogging yesterday morning. >>> democratic frontrunner hillary clinton will hold two events in philadelphia at a. one will be a conversation on gun violence with attorney general eric holder -- former attorney general eric holder. then she hosts a rally at the fillmore in fishtown tonight. >> 4:30 this morning we have a couple strikes against us and this is the biggest of the strikes. emergency construction that continues on the delaware memorial bridge delaware bound just the right lane, the single right lane is opened headed into new castle. that means massive delays as you can see coming off of 295 and the new jersey turnpike. on the maps unless you like speeds like 4 miles per hour, you want to avoid it. >> no. >> i think 43, that's a little more palatable up there on the commodore barry bridge. david. >> practically reverse. okay. so, 55 degrees by 9 o'clock. we're starting outer cool but light winds lots of sunshine. get the

doctor steven mayer was killed while he was off for his morning run. steve keeley is at the school. steve? >> reporter: well, robinsville still growing community, we're in one of the few spot where they have sidewalks, and shoulders on the street, in places where you can run. but, sadly, the street that this leads into where steven mayer was killed, no shoulder, no sidewalk, no where for somebody out either running or walking their dog or combining both can be without being in the same path of a car. and it is awful when little kids still learning how to add and subtract, biology and chemistry, are sinnedly forced to learn with life and death. and so after two days off for grief counselling, the staff and the student returning to school today, the question is: how will they be able to concentrate on all of their school work? many including a couple of police officers, we met overnight, showing up at this nice little park here to pay their respects, to steven mayer, it is three days now since he and his dog dutch were killed, just past six, monday morning, before school. hit by a 17

because that's when the memorial service for steve mayer will be held up at a church in plainsboro. because the end of the school day at 2:00, and because that church likely wouldn't be able to hold everybody who wants to go, that service is being streamed into the high school and other places around town, so, the student and everybody else can see that. as we come back, see another one of the note here, left by another little girl, named melissa gabrielle. and i'll ends with what she ended her note with. you always had a smile on your face no matter what. we will always love you no matter what. now, alex, mike? >> oh, my god. >> look at the heart. broken heart. >> as a parent would have no idea what to say to my chimed. >> yes. what do you say? >> full of grief. well now to another school. this time a high school in drexel hill. very famous, it is bonner prendy, in lock-down yesterday. >> it all start wad loaded gun, drugs, and -- >> dave, what are you seeing today? >> reporter: a lot of people are headed to school, school buses and everything coming on in. we don't see any visible

. >>> memorial service will be held for doctor steve up mayer, superintendent of the robbinsville newersey school district who was killed after he was hit by a car while jogging tuesday morning. >> services set to begin at 2:00 this afternoon at princeton alliance church, in plainsboro, and mourners can watch the services, video, and they will stream it live back to robbinsville high school, and that will be pack i'm sure. >>> 6:09. a beach front cycle lane built by the real olympics, collapses into the ocean. why this latest incident could not have happened on a worst day. >>> later, multi facet thed and tremendously talented. >> legendary loss, local radio hosts share their most fond memories of the the pop icon gone too soon. ♪ ♪ >>> people asked me, what was the greatest super bowl half time show? i well go to that one. >> people will say prince. wonderful. >> and then it started raining. >> how perfect was that. >> that was 2007's super bowl, in florida, right. that is where it was. >> people are saying it is fit ago this yesterday it was raining in minute so the. >>> that is for

mayer we will fine our way back to normal as appropriately as possible. steve always put the students' needs first and we'll continue that as we work through this devastating loss. >> you were texting with him this morning. >> we text every day, steve was an incredible part of our community, he was a superintendant and coach and lived here and he was a friend and whenever we had something happen, he and i would always start talking. the first thing i did was reach out to him this morning. >> of course the mayor did not know at the time that the superintendant was the victim of that accidents. dr. mayer is the father of three and his wife donna teaches at one of the local schools, she went looking for him when he didn't return from his run and was there at the scene. the female driver of the car involved in this accidents was taken to a crisis center and counseling is offered for students and staff at the high school and a vigil tonight for dr. mayer. >> thank you. >>> philadelphia police are looking for a suspect after a woman was founds with her throat slashed

steve. >> reporter: students of all ages friends co-workers all said that doctor mayer had time and a kind word for everyone. if i step out and let you see, people are already starting to gather for the vigil that's going to take place at 7:00 o'clock this evening. they're coming together to share stories about doctor mayer that sadly they can no longer share with him. and they're all going to come together to say rest in peace. >> lucy? >> all right, thank you bill. we will continue to follow this story on fox29.com. go to our home page for the latest on the investigation and how people are remembering steven mayer. >>> tonight police are trying to find the driver who ran over a man and left him to die in the street in west philadelphia. someone called police for help when the man was found lying in the road at 45th and mark streets saturday morning. doctors at the hospital later realized he had been hit by a vehicle. the victim has been identified as 27-year-old jamal morris who graduated from direct system university with a degree in engineering. he was on his bike when he was hit. he d

mayer, we'll find our way back to normal as appropriately as possible. steve always put the students' needs first. >> reporter: dozens, if notes, too big advantage of the grief counselling at the high school today. >> he did a lot in the town, and his wife is a teacher at the same school and everything, so it's very, very hard right now. >> reporter: police so far have not issued any citations in the fatal crash. all families knew one another in the tight-knit community, some showing up now, but hundreds gather to lean on one another an hour from now, a vigil set here for fox moore park at 7:00 p.m. nbc 10 news. >>> happening now, a traffic alert if you're headed into delaware, road crews are doing repair work on the delaware memorial bridge as you see here. we are overhead this afternoon only one southbound lane is open. crews are pairing several suspender cables. the work is expected to be finished by tomorrow morning. >>> and to decision 2016. voters are headed to the polls in new york today in that state's crucial primary. polls don't close for another thr

investigative writers like naomi ariskes, eric conway, naomi klein and steve cole are also on the hunt. jane mayer of the new yorker, has put out an important piece of journalism. her new aptly titled book "dark money" about the secret but massive influence buying of right-wing billionaires led by the infamous koch brothers. mayer's book catalogs the rise and expansion into a vast array of front groups of this operation and the role in it of two of america's more shameless villains, charles and david koch. if you want a little more history on this unholy alliance, you can read "poison tea," a new book out by jeff nesbitt. mr. nesbitt was a republican who worked in the bush 41 white house. he was there at the creation. he has reviewed an enormous array of documents and he has written an amazing expose. the koch brothers say one thing- the koch brothers' say one thing, do another strategy, is just as bad as the say one thing, do another strategy of their oil and gas allies. remember, here's what they now say. charles has said the climate is changing so the climate is changing. i think he's also said

. >> steve always put the student's needs first and we'll work through that as we deal with this devastating loss. >> robbinsville is in mourning after the sudden death of dr. steven mayer. the father whose wife also teaches in the district was killed while walking along with his dog, dutch, who was also killed. the student was rushing to the school for a class trip when the accident occurred. >> the accidents is under investigation and no summons are issued at this time. >> we are all grieving, the only way to walk through the grief is to uphold each other. >> police are not identifying the student driver, the teen was taken to the crisis center after the crash. classes are canceled today and tomorrow for all 3,000 students in the district. grief counselors were on hand at the school today. >> what a great man and how precious life is. they are leaving flowers at the site of the vigil tonight and remembering steve mayor as am mentor coach and friend. >> it's bad it hurts. >> the whole community need a time to mourn, i'm trying to be strong as mayor and i intend to go home shortly and have a good cry for my friend. >> the flag at the pavilion is lowered to half staff. h

steve: sunday morning, lots of rain. leon: jimmy come alive is next. "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight the cast of "captain america: civil war," robert downey jr., don cheadle, paul bettany, and emily vancamp, plus music from mayer hawthorne, with cleto and the cletones. and now -- oh, no -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

mayer, how long he worked for the school district and if there were any special initiatives, things he was working on? >> if i get the exact time wrong, forgive me, but i believe steve was with the district for six years. the initiatives that the doctor had under way are too numerous to list. the robbinsville school district has been a leader in fiscal efficiency, has been a leader in providing the best in practice academic programs. we have been very highly ranked in the state of new jersey under dr. mayer's leadership. >> if you could show us what you did earlier, about him being truly part of the fabric of the community. >> dr. mayer was a ball of energy. he was someone that you always wanted to be around. he was the flame that ignited so many things. he was passionate about our kids, our schools. he was an educator. he was also a coach. he was full of life. and he really brought so much of his energy to our school district and to our town. he was loved. and he's going to be missed. and you know, a very difficult time for all of us. he's somebody i reached out to on a regular basis. as soon as we heard we had an accident this morning, he was the first person i te

steve: a once and forever artist, it would be silly to say that he inspired our music, it is beyond that. i've ever written. >> john mayer posted this, he inspired a generation of musicians strive for greatness above anything else. his name is always infused with talents and the talentless as freedom and was a constant reason to be one of madonna showed a picture of her and prince saying that thing that we changed the world from a true visionary. what a loss, i'm devastated. >> carmen electra posted this picture thing that i feel so sad and confused right now. i'm in shock. i love you and i hope that you are comfortable and peaceful now. he was fiercely protective of his music and talk for artist ownership rights. we will have more on that coming up later on in the past. steve: the fallout has begun during tuesday's new york primary. with inadequate staffing. jennifer: they are going to find out all the way to the convention. reporter: democrats fall in love and republicans fall in line. the only problem is that party officials are not as taken. >> with donald trump in the lead, mathematically eliminated from 1237 delega

mayer hawthorne! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by samsung. are you sick of harrisburg politicians like steveth is he didn't. there is no law requiring universal background checks for all gun purchases. his campaign even bragged that he passed 54 bills. in fact, 7 years in harrisburg, steve santarsiero has never passed a single bill into law. i'm shaughnessy naughton. i approve this message because i am not a career politician. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by samsung. >> jimmy: i want to thank robert downey jr., don cheadle, paul bettany and emily vancamp and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next, but first his album is called "man about town" here with the song "love like that," mayer hawthorne. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ one two ♪ ♪ ♪ you come around you make me sick with that cool lovey dovey -- ♪ ♪ you never care how far you go you just can't get enough of it ♪ ♪ i bite my tongue i bide my time you lick your lips you drink your wine ♪ ♪ i keep on waiting waiting in line hoping for some kind of sign ♪ ♪ i pretend that i don't notic

mayer, communion, quit trying to telecommute from home. you have to be physically around because people are more productive. steve jobs felt that way as well. yet it is somewhat discriminatory. >> thirty years ago everyone said that it up again and television became bigger. there is a natural inclination. >> that is what this form thrives on, people like being together. >> thank you very much. december of last year served as a county board supervisor. now i'm in the private industry trying to earn a living. the levels of local, state or federal chuckling a bit. a lot of the action is taking place. technology driven. the whole world of technology. not confined. the agreement or whatever issues are involved. technology is really for everybody. areas with a great deal of diversity, a lot of folks are being left out, being in the service industry for folks want to have a cup of coffee and aa smile and get the change back and say have a nice day. what options are what do you say to folks with vocational training and technology certification might expedite a world into a higher ladder in society, more knowledgeable tec