you're out in suffolk county. we don't play out in suffolk county, number one, you know that. >> sufferin' county. >> most of the inmates call it sufferin' county, and they don't play, right? i told you that when i first met you, but dining room -- >> at the end of the day, i'm thankful for what you're doing, though. >> i understand that. that's my job, to keep officers safe, and believe it or not, keep you safe while you're here. >> all right, man. thank you. >> so i always talk to him and i try to help him to keep him a little more calm so he doesn't go off and cause problems or, you know, god forbid, hurt an officer. >> crazy. he's going to lose it. >> mickey says he has no thoughts of causing trouble. he's convinced his second degree murder charge will not hold up but expects to do prison time for assault and robbery. >> that's eight. you heard that. >> now at age 30, with a family to support, he says he's looking at life beyond the bloods. >> right there. >> no pinching behind this. there's no you did your 20

i was like all right. >>> behind the walls of suffolk county jail on long island.t been three days since his girlfriend was caught attempting to smuggle in balloons with tobacco, marijuana and heroin during a visit. soon after the visit, officers found more tobacco filled balloons in his cell. >> this is the evidence that was taken. this is the tobacco balloons that were found on the visitor. p this is actually the tobacco balloons and strikes of matches found in the cell. he's been around the block a long time. he's 52 years old and he knows the system. he watches what we do and he tries to play the system against us. >> i've estimated over 150 times i've brought stuff in. how many times have i got in trouble? once. i only got caught once this past week. >> his history with the suffolk county jail dates back more than 30 years. most of his convictions are for burglary and he served three state prison terms. since that was a parole violation of a prior burglary conviction, he could soon be headed back to prison. >> do i like this? no, absolutely not. sounds like my

but at the suffolk county jail in the nearby city of riverhe riverhead -- >> commissary! >> the limited dining options have are grown smaller. >> i told everybody no more franks and beans. they are done. >> do you have any suggestions? >> yeah what are you suggesting? >> filet mignon. >> filet mignon, yeah open the door. >> this is one of two jails operated by the suffolk county sheriff office. each houses more than 700 inmates who depend on commissary snacks to supplement three meals a day provided to them. >> it's all about the price. they will buy anything for a dollar. that's wie cup cakes for 60 cents we can't keep on the shelf. >> most are only charged and are awaiting the resolution of their cases is. >> sleeping? watching oprah? paula abdul anthony? michael monty hall. you know you are old when the guy doesn't know who monty hall is. >> oldest guy f esest guy in th morgan freeman. there you go. he's not a day over 83. >> they are assigned to commissary distribution. >> big seller. honey buns, big. giving back to the people. >> give it back to the people. dropping

in suffolk county's yapang jail.been offered a ten-year prison sentence in exchange for guilty pleas to four of the 14 counts of second degree armed robbery. the other charges would be dismissed. >> those are 20s. >> while he admits to the robberies, he's reluctant to accept the deal. it would be his first time in prison. >> it's scary. it's a lot. committing yourself to a certain amount of time hoping for a better sentence. not ready to give up hope on that, so i'm just going to keep trying as long as i can until it's at that point and there is nothing more i can do. >> marino admits to introducing greco to heroin and having been physically abusive to her. but he wrote to her after their most recent court appearance to say he did not mean to implicate her in the robberies. >> i told you awhile ago that they wrote that you were the driver, and i didn't see it before i signed the statement. it was 13 [ bleep ] pages. it was hard to read every page. while being rushed by the cops. either way, you wrote statements sayin

. >>> 70 miles from new york city, the small towns of eastern long island's suffolk county provide an escape from urban life. but for some the island's many offerings have given way to some harsh realities. >> lovely day in paradise, right? >> drug addiction is a powerful force as the man in charge of the two jail facilities and largest law enforcement agency knows all too well. >> the biggest thing is heroin. people using heroin, people dying from heroin, but the other part of heroin or any other addiction is that you need money to buy it. so a lot of people who wind up here in the suffolk county jail are in here boss they committed burglaries, robberies and maybe murders. the underlying theme to committing the crimes is heroin. >> most of the men and women incarcerated in the town and at the older main jail facility in riverhead are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial at the resolution of the cases. but today investigator hastings will act on tips that a drug crime will occur within the jail specifically in the visiting room where new york state law allows most the right

. >>> some 75 miles east of new york city on long island is suffolk county and the farming unit. the county built one of its two jails here in 1959. back then, it was nicknamed the farm. and inmates worked in the adjoining fields. today, the nickname remains. but inmates no longer tend crops. and the jail is a newly renovated modern facility. it usually houses more than 700 men, most of whom are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. >> right foot. >> the majority of inmates live in spacious dorm-like settings free of cells, but as renovations continue, some live in temporary tent like quarters known as the sprung unit. >> it has like a canvas top. still pretty secure. i envision it like the tennis courts they make, they spring up. sprung unit. it's a 60-bed unit. right now, we currently keep minimum security inmates in there for obvious reasons. there's a six-foot fence. they could basically jump the fence. >> let's start cleaning. if they're not off their bunk, make sure you wake up your partner. get off the phones, start help cleanin

yards at the suffolk county jail's riverhead facility it might seem like any other park. inmates are allowed on the yard one hour a day. only the most extreme weather conditions will keep most of them from the outdoors. >> this is as free as i'm going to get right now. >> their activities are closely monitors by officers with live ammo shotguns and a 45 foot tower as well as officers on the ground only permitted to carry collapsible batons, pepper spray and handcuffs. >> officers stay in the catwalk and then an officer is required to enter the yard and do a supervisory tour. which is recorded digitally. very rarely other than that would an officer enter the yard during recreation. >> the process of going in is called a punch. you'll see the metal device in the back when we touch it. just records that we did a tour. >> you are looking for things, body language and tell when something is going to happen. there is definitely a little heightened sense of awareness when you're walking in there. it is definitely not the most comfortable feeling to be in there by yourself but so

70 miles east of new york city on long island, the small towns, farms and roadside attractions of suffolk county offer a quiet alternative to urban life. in the town of riverhead the county jail is a reminder that crime knows no bounds. >> crimes you thought you got away coming back to bite you in the ass. >> the riverhead facility is one of two jails operated by the sheriff's office. it houses about half of the county's 1,500 inmates, most of whom are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial at the resolution of the cases. >> timing is everything. it's fast. >> i do. nonviolent general population inmates are usually allowed out of their cells between 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. >> i'm going to get right back to, you right back to you. >> but that freedom is taken away if they violate rules. they can go on lockdown status in another part of the jail. >> this is what the inmates refer to and the officers as the box. it's disciplinary housing unit. >> we're in jail right now. this is not much worse than this. >> when you are sent to the box you are required to stay in your cell 22 1/2 h

. >>> a health alert on long island a mosquito sample from a suffolk county park tested positive for west nile virus p suspend activities from 6 to 10 p.m. at one park. there are were other positive tests in suffolk. 19 mosquito samples and three birds have tested positive in the county. no humans have gotten the virus in suffolk this year. >>> and a third death tonight to report linked to the outlook of legionnaire's disease in the longs. the mayor's office informed us of the death within the past half-hour. no details except the person had underlying health problems. there are no 57 confirmed cases of the disease in the bronx. it's spread through water droplets in the air. it's not contagious but is treatable with antibiotics. >>> some of the most vulnerable people in our society victimized. the elderly, some suffering from dementia, preyed on in their own homes. lou young reports from connecticut. >> reporter: targeting the elderly in the upscale suburbs near fairfield while the homeowners are distracted. the victims claim to be utility workers. >> then from the water company. >>

six other mosquito samples and three birds tested positive for the virus in suffolk county. however, no people have tested positive for it in suffolk this year. >>> some long island residents not happy with what is parked in the neighbor's driveway. look. >> why they're picking on me i don't understand. >> this man says if they can park their boats at their house, why can't he park his plane at his? >> danger at the door. a warning about a scam artist posing as utility workers, the towns they are targeting. >> and pills mixed up by the pharmacy. same color, similar names, but they treat very different illnesses. lonnie weekend is clear here we go. it's the weekend. is it a beach weekend or a weekend to get out of town to do something outdoors? we'll talk about that coming up. >> and coming up on the "cbs evening news," a wildfire growing in the west. scott pelley here now. >> reporter: dana, well, lonnie was right, it's hot all over. out west in california, there are more than a dozen wildfires. hundreds of people have had to flee their homes. we'll have a report from the sc

suffolk county dealing with heavy rain. also milt yn up towards slaughter beach heavy showers and around river view. you will of this rain is moving up north an these areas locally heavy. now we see now more showers flaring up through parts of lehigh valley and poconos and east allen as well. i think a lot of that should start it lighten up a bit. but the ones we are watching mostly is sussex county. humidity overnight will be noticeable into tomorrow morning p. isolated showers an possibly overnight. and the morning commute and we could see scattered showers around noon tomorrow and scattered showers. and forecast by evening hours some of this could still be around. weather hatpat rn will remain unsettle heed. middle of the day wednesday early after not in. locally heavy rain fall pretty widespread. lasting through wednesday evening and we won't see it cleared up until thursday. tonight isolated showers, more humidity and low 60s in the area tomorrow mid to upper 80s. thunderstorms in the forecast. pretty widespread. more

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this man in suffolk is a drone enthusiast.knows that not everyone is aware of the risk. >> they achieve certifications and permissions from the faa which some drone pilots have but the fact is you can take them out of the box and fly them without training. >> so far, there have not been major accidents and many people are getting huge enjoyment. however, the message is to think before you fly. katty: you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come -- ♪. singing a different tune to appeal to a new audience. why a new american musical is fitting a more contemporary theme. and equality in many chinese cities has shown improvement in recent months according to figures released by greenpeace. whether chinese authorities it was once a sensitive subject but they have been forced to admit the scale of the problem amid public concern. china's pollution levels are far worse than global standards even with the improvements. our correspondent in shanghai has more. >> for years, news coverage from china has been full of stories do

. >> for lifetime in the balance in the suffolk county town early sunday morning as three teens were turning him from a party knocked on the wrong door. an off duty state trooper ended up answering with gunfire. i went up here to check out the neighborhood whispering along called the sack with nice beautiful well spaced apartment homes where the shipper lived. no one would talk to mean a neighborhood in the police are keeping guard on the trooper's home. from talking to the families along with the attorney general's office investigating this with their shooting response team we piece the story together. here's what happened according to the attorney general's office. three teens were looking for a friend's house on the street. when they stopped here by accident area knocking on the door front and back they awoke the sleeping trooper who confronted them and there was a verbal altercation according to the attorney general. when they fled the house he pursued them with his personal weapon. they fled in the car down the street which happens to be a cul-de-sac. when they came back here th

. >> this part of london, suffolk has the highest prevalence of fgm affecting 4.7% of girls. the report puts the rate of girls born here to mothers who had undergone fgm as high as 10.4% largely due to migration patterns. >> these estimates are based on the 2011 census looking at migration patterns and place of origin where fgm is practiced. if you look at somalia and egypt, they have 90% of fgm being performed on girls there. but for those women and girls who have migrated to the u.k. it is likely they've also undergone fgm. >> the law will how make it a requirement for health workers and teachers to report fm "g" m and anyone who is feared of being at risk can ask a court to withdraw their passport. but not everyone believes it will work. >> if you actually go and speak against your family you're more likely having to leave your family. we need to create a support system for these young girls and women. >> the reports estimate there are 137,000 women living in england and wales who were worn in countries where fgm is none place. they hope their work will help a new generati

. >> the bottom line as of the latest poll we saw from suffolk university he's ahead, neck in neck with jeb bush but he's still ahead, sarah. do you think that played into the calculus at all for releasing this information today, this press release? >> i think part of it was to snub critics who said he wasn't going to do it. the other part is the debates, and there is some pressure that appears to be coming from fox news to get candidates to release their financials in order to get on the debate stage. there's been negotiations going back and forth on that and i think donald trump wants to be on debate stage. i think the irony of all of this you know donald trump, the guy who pulled in $362 million in 2014 is really appealing to a populace wing of the republican party so this idea that people are uncomfortable with rich candidates just does not seem to be the case with donald trump. republicans like him, like that he's been a successful businessman. they like this wealth and it's not a deterrent for a lot of them in their support of donald trump. >> it's clearly resonating with a lot of

a poll by suffolk university showing 17% named donald trump as their top choice.ay during a stop. here's what he had to say about the iran nuclear deal. >>> we have to inspect immediately. any time anywhere we should be able to go in and inspect. if you don't have that you have nothing. you know the iranians are going to cheat. >> mean while mr. trump took down this campaign ad from twitter. some have suggested the bottom right corner were nazi soldiers. >>> apparently scott walker thinks the minimum wage is a lame idea. in an interview walker said the left claims that they're for american workers, and they've just got really lame ideas such as the minimum wage. >>> the american heart association teamed up with funny or die and we get a tour of a pizza farm where healthy snacks are grown. >> we have orchards of trees soaking up vitamins from the sun before we pick them and deliver them to school lunch trays. >> can i have one? >> are you sure you don't want an apple? >> eww, no way. >> kids no what their bodies need. go away. >> the video ends with a message from

he leads the way according to the latest poll by suffolk university and usa today. jeb bush is polling second. hillary clinton holds a sizeable lead over the democratic field. in a new poll by monmouth university clinton has more than doubled bernie sanders. the rest of the field had similar numbers. >>> the final day of the gathering in philadelphia featured a former president and a continuing conversation about reforming the criminal justice system. bill clinton told the delegates this morning that the 1994 christmascrime bill he signed into law helped make the overpopulation problem in our prisons worse. he explained that in some cases it made prison sentences too harsh, especially for non-violent offenders. >> we had the biggest drop in crime in history. the bad news is we had a lot of people who were essentially not locked up who were minor actors for way too long. >> president clinton told the aud audience that political leaders must now work to form the sentencing guidelines. >>> they met tonight since the first time the fbi raided this month on city hall. me

today"/suffolk university poll shows him leading the gop field at 17%. and the same poll showing when it comes to hillary clinton, trump would lose by a wide margin. >>> during a news conference, questions about iran's nuclear weapons was out weighed by comments about cosby. it was related to the rape accusations surrounding colby. the president gave an answer that no one thought he would utter publicly. nbc's peter alexander has details. >> i'll say this -- >> reporter: it was a stunningly powerful statement, especially for a president that has made it his policy not to comment on ongoing legal matters. >> if you gave woman, or man, for that matter, a drug without his or her knowledge and then a drug, and then have sex with that person without consent, that's rape. >> the president, himself, a lawyer, publicly defining rape more than a week after a federal judge unsealed a 2005 deposition in which bill colby testified that he gave a woman drugs before sex. >> i think any civilized country should have no tolerance for rape. >> the president's blunt answe

from our delaware bureau a suffolk county man, dustin drew was arrested on several heroin charges. look at what police say they found inside his home. their search revealed nearly a thousand bags of heroin plus marge math and suspected drug money. >>> we're learning more about a cyber attack on internet gambling websites. investigators say a hacker shut down four of those site last week and threatened to create more trouble unless someone paid a ransom using the online currency bitcoin. no player money was stolen and everyone's personal information is safe according to the state of new jersey. authorities are investigating. >>> a new accuser has come forward against convicted child molester jerry sandusky. this could mean new charges against the former penn state assistant football coach. that new accuser will get his court in october. he claims sandusky abused him at a penn state football camp almost 30 years ago. a judge will hear arguments on the statute of limitations in that case. sandusky is serving a 30-to-60 year prison sentence for molesting young boys. >>> an investigator

the latest suffolk university/"usa today" poll of gop voters says trump getting 17% support.jeb bush came in second with 14 the rest of the candidates were in single digits. trump's controversial comments on undocumented immigrants is tapping into voter anger on that issue. >>> meantime new jersey governor and republican candidate for president chris christie is planning a big fund-raiser. >> a big, expensive one. the event is scheduled for august 4th at the asbury park convention hall in monmouth county. tickets start at 250. those who buy at the found members level, $2,700 a ticket. the campaign is not saying how much money they've raised so far but msnbc reports that the super pac for the governor has raised $11 million since february. if you have time to look at this crowded graphic, there are 15 candidates in the republican presidential primary field. for the democrats, five hopefuls running for that nomination. >>> in allentown, mayor ed pawlowski is under a microscope. reports say his long-time political consultant mike fleck is cooperating with investigators. pawlowsk

a "usa today" suffolk university poll shows trump leading the republican field, but still losing to hillary clinton by a wide margin. >>> larry hogan may want to check out tom's forecast this morning. he is hosting a cookout in annapolis, kicking off a campaign to buy local food in the state to succeed in the buy local challenge, you have to use one locally grown product next week. tonight, they'll make their own local food based meal at the government house. should be nice weather so far. >>> a special forum happening about what to do if someone steals your maryland. state police and someone from the government's office of personnel management will be there. they organized the meeting after millions of government officials had their information hacked last month. if you want their help go to black rock center for the arts on town commons drive. >>> news4 is working for you this morning. virginia among the states where lyme disease appears to be expanding. certain kinds of ticks carry the bacteria that cause's lyme disease in people. most cases occur in the mid-atlantic upper midwestern sta

a "usa today"/suffolk university poll shows him leading the gop field at 17%. >> i think trump is really resonating because he's very plain-spoken and he's saying what he means and he means what he says. >> reporter: still, that same poll showing when it comes to hillary clinton trump would lose by a wide margin. katy tur, nbc news, new york. >>> we've got our eye on some wicked weather this evening. communities on high alert as a nasty storm system brings torrential rain and widespread flooding to the northeast. while in the south three are confirmed dead and at least five people are still missing in the aftermath of the major flooding in kentucky. we get more on this from nbc's john yang. >> reporter: officials and family members desperately press the search for the missing in rural eastern kentucky after torrential rains triggered devastating flash flooding. >> pray for those that are missing. >> reporter: among them scott johnson, 34, swept away as he carried his 74-year-old grandmother, willa may pennington, on his back. her body was found among debris. that same storm system moved

suffolk county assistant district attorney elizabeth miller. >> it was a bride. she survived and a group of friends. it was a group of women celebrating an upcoming wedding. >> reporter: it happened saturday evening. the driver and seven women were returning from a vineyard in the wine country. police say as the limo attempted a u-turn a red pickup barreled into its side. police say three of the women died on impact. two others were hospitalize with serious injuries. the victims from new york include 23-year-old britney shulman of smithtown, 23-year-old amy grabina from commack, steveny belly from kings park and lauren baruch from smithtown. the driver of the pickup, 55-year-old steve romeo, was arrested for drunk driving. he was arraigned sunday on $1 million bond. his lawyer, daniel o'brien. >> tragic event. condolences to all the families that are involved. >> reporter: the driver of the limousine, 58-year-old carlos pinot was also hospitalized. he will not face charges. the limousine company released this statement: "this was a tragic accident on what should

the crock found some inn melville suffolk county was 3 feet long under 10 pounds. it took an animal control supervisor 10 minutes to fully restrain it. they say it is the first time a crocodile has ever been recovered on long island. an investigation is under way to figure out who left the animal there. >> it is now 5:48. and "action news" will be right back. >> with a reminder of how bad our winter was. some of its remnants have yet to melt in upstate new york. >> all right guys, looking at the seven day with hot conditions obviously. you're going to want to head to the pool and if you do bring the sunscreen. it's that kind of day. we'll be back with your day planner forecast. >> it may be almost august but a huge dirt covered snow pile remains in buffalo. the nearly 10-foot mound sits at the site where city officials dumped excess snow this past winter. the dirt and weeds covering the mound have helped insulate it even amid 90-degree temperatures. it is not clear how long it will take to completely melt. it may not until next winter. >> yeah. >> wow. >> maybe it

to may due to this jury a lot of basic conference on many levels the united states has suffered a suffolk put it won't and the murder or daughter by the handle a person does it never ran on the streets of this country i say this because the alleged murder is an undocumented immigrant who had been convicted seven felonies in the united states and already deported five times yet in march of this year he was released from jail and allowed to stay here freely after being deported. >>catherine heenan: they are pushing for changes in the nation's capital in the bay area legislation to impose new reform on san francisco sent to a policy that at the supervisors' meeting today and she joins us live from city hall. >>emily turner: what their goal to do is clearly lost around in hopefully ensure something like this never happens again this is the first time since kate steinle murder the same service to the policy had been on the floor of an official meeting the announced his plan to reform the policy to deny his reform which have yet to officially be drafted are three prongs and aimed mostly at the

the report says girls are at risk of fgm in every part of england and wales, but in suffolk folk there is the highest prevalence the report also puts the weight of girls born here to mothers who have undergone fgm at 10.4% that's largely due to migration patterns. >> these numbers are based on migration patterns and where the fgm is practiced. in somalia there is 90% rate of fgm being performed on girls there. the >> the u.k. government is planning to make a legal requirement for teachers and health workers to report cases of fgm to the police. this month protection orders were introduced meaning anyone fearing a girl is at risk can ask a court to allow officials to seize their passports. but not everyone believes it will work. she works with survivors in the u.k. but also activists in kenya where there are girls at risk of fgm. >> if you actually go and speak against your own family you're more likely to have to leave your family. so we need to create a supportive system for these young girls and women. >> theyest plate there are 138,000 women and girls who pro born in a place where f

in a suffolk/"ooze today" policy ha that showed him leading the pack. those -- 47%. those self-described very conservative voters are unlikely to support jeb bush in the gop primary, and he is now trying to use trump as a foil to appeal to more moderate republicans. >> we need to fullback cuss on the things that tie us together. whether it's donald trump or barack obama their rhetoric of divisiveness is wrong. a republican will never win by striking fear in people's hearts. >> how about ted cruz? and how about ben carson and other says that what trump says is exactly right. you have to mention them too. >> reporter: those candidates are embracing trump. in fact ted chris, who has gone out of his ways to compliment the billionaire is even meeting privately with trump in new york today. back on donald trump's press release, he said he made $27 million just? stocks and almost 500 business entities. he says that's what he has, john of which 91% are owned entirely by donald trump himself. john? >> he seems very interested in saying he's a very, very wealthy man. i'm not s

the latest suffolk university/"usa today" poll of gop voters shows trump getting 17%. jeb bush was second with 14%. the rest of the republican candidates were in single digits. observers say trump's controversial comments on undocumented immigrants is tapping into voter anger on the issue. trump is expected to reveal today or tomorrow about how much he's really worth when he announced his candidacy last month, he estimated his fortune at nearly $9 billion. if that's true that would make trump the wealthiest person ever to run for president. >>> damage from deadly storms has caused kentucky's governor do claire a state of emergency in that state. severe flooding swept away mobile homes, cars and killed two people. two others are missing. officials estimate more than 150 homes were damaged or destroyed. alabama was also hit hard by storms. damaging winds took down trees and power lines about 100 miles north of bir ming ham. one home caught fire when a tree landed on it and power lines. elsewhere in the state, a man was killed when a tree fell on him. >>> tennessee also s

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the suffolk county d.a.is inperative she is identifiable if her caretakers have needed help. >> they were talking about the need to find who the caretakers are or parents, why is that important? >> it is very important any time you have a homicide investigation. that is what this means, the quicker they find the caretakers the quicker resolve in this case. what is very important is the autopsy itself become from the victim, it is a very sad case. there in the community where you have the d.a. and police asking people in that community around the country if a child that you would normally see that would show up, if for someone reason they are not there. it is operated with nothing at all. >> many are putting the sketch out there to get anything. what is it about this case to sort of find any connection? >> well, i think what is very painful for all of us. but to identify that child would be a start in the investigation of this case. but here's what i believe and what i have learned over time, if they continue

this part of london, suffolk, has the highest prevalence, with 4.7% of girls affected.eport buts the rate of girls born here to mothers that had undergone f g.m. to as high as 12.4%, due to migration patterns. it's looking at migration patterns, or looking at countries of origin, where women and girls come from where it is practised. if you look at somaliio. it it has a 90% late. the conclusion is for those women and girls, likelihood is they have undergone f g.m. >> it is to be made a legal requirement to report cases. this month protection orders were introduced meaning anyone fearing a girl is at risk could cause officials to seize their passports. not everyone believes it will be able to work. this woman has campaigned for years. working with survivors in the u.k. and activists like this group. where there are special refuges for girls at risk of mgn. >> it's equivalent to forced marriage. it's honour based violence. if you speak against the young family, you are likely to have to need your family. we have to create a supportive system for the young girls and women.

you're losing to hillary in this suffolk poll by almost 20 points.t do you do to turn those numbers around? >> look hillary was the worst secretary of state in the history of our country. i think that the person she doesn't want to run against is me. i say it. bush doesn't say it. nobody says it. i don't know if they have a deal, these politicians. they don't speak truly about others. but they have some kind of a deal. i would beat hillary. i'll tell you what a vote that i will win is the hispanic vote. imemploy thousands of hispanics. i will tell you, i will win that vote. i will take jobs back from china and back from all these other countries that have been absolutely killing us with economic development and jobs and trade agreements. we don't make good trade agreements. we lose with everybody. we don't have any good agreements. we will have the best agreements in this country. i'll create jobs. and i'll get the hispanic vote. i have so manythouns that work for me and the hispanics love me. i will win the hispanic vote. you'll be surprised to hear

the "usa today" suffolk county poll shows trump leading the republican field, but still losing to hillarylinton by a wide margin. >>> and we're just seeing some new poll numbers into the newsroom this morning. only 39% of americans have a favorable view of hillary clinton. this is according to the poll. nearly half few her unfavorably. >>> there's a special cookout at the annapolis house today. larry hogan and boyd rutherford and families will make food with locally produced food. they're hoping you will buy local food. during the week you have to at least one locally grown product in every meal. >>> a special forum in germantown about what to do if someone steals your identity. maryland's attorney general, state police and someone from the government's office of personnel management will be there. they organized it after many had their information hacked last month. go to black rock center for the arts tonight. >>> in "news4 your health" as we approach 5:36, virginia among the states where lyme disease appears to be getting worse. certain kind of ticks carry that bacteria that causes it

. >> the latest suffolk university/usa today polls show americans choose hillary clinton over seven possible republican candidates. let's go to the "hardball" scoreboard. clinton leads jeb bush by four points, 46-42. she tops marco rubio by just six, 46-40. clinton beats huckabee by nine, 49-40. over rand paul by ten, 48-38. walker, 48-37. carson, by 13, 49-36, and she fares best against donald trump, 51-34, a 17-point margin. it also makes sense to me. we'll be right back. >>> i like donald trump. you know, there are a lot of folks in washington right now that seem to be crawling all over themselves to smack donald trump. i'm not one of them. i think he's bold, i think he's brash, and i think he's got backbone. >> welcome back to "hardball." that was ted cruz on "hardball" last week. as we showed you last night, trump has catapulted to the top of the republican presidential field by railing against mexicans, blasting immigrants as criminals. now it appears cruz is auditioning to be trump's apprentice. he said trump called him wanting to arrange a meeting at trump tower for the meeting. why

the "usa today" suffolk university poll shows trump leading the republican field, but still losing to hillary clinton by a wide margin. >>> it is 6:20. today we could see a senate vote that can lead to big changes for students and teachers and congress is considering overhauling the controversial no child left behind law. the senate bill would roll back federal involvement in public schools and it rolls back common core, the set of academic standards that have come under fire. if this bill passes it still has to be combined with much broader house bills. >>> this video has made the rounds on social media now with more than 4 million views. it shows a man stealing a confederate flag from a home. well, now that homeowner wands justice. the flag was outside robin eker's home in tampa, florida. he put it up when his south carolina flag was worn out. he didn't report the flag missing until a neighbor told him about the viral online video. he said he does not want the flag back because someone else will take it. the theft is part of a new trend called the no flagging challenge. daring peopl

this is a suffolk university poll. it shows donald trump in the lead with 17%. i believe he's within the margin of error with jeb bush. jeb bush has 14%. you could see ted cruz 6%. >> he's on top. >> there you go. paul is it time to officially begin taking donald trump seriously for everyone? >> absolutely. i've been taking him seriously from the beginning. well no, actually vii haven't. this will make donald mad. the legends dare football coach at my school the university of texas -- donald can't carry off the nomination. >> how do you know? >> i'm smart. i do this for a living. "washington post" just had a new poll out today too he's got a favorable of 57% republicans. republicans tend to be like mr. trump white and angry. they're lovely people. americans generally really dislike trump. republicans love him. the rest of the country hates him. he's got a 61% negative nationally but a 57% favorable among republicans. this is an enormous problem for the republican party. >> what is he tapping into that is motivating people in your party against begala's point the