no idea he was spying. >> '42 season i came to the red sox and i got to finish the year out. >> ted williamsears in the mayor leagues when johnny a began. they are kind of a mutt and jeff combination. >> if williams said that do something, i would do it without question. >> ted williams needed to serve the country and when he finished out that 1942 season, he and john my pesky signed up to learn how to become naval pilots. >> luckily we got to finish the year. >> pesky and williams may have been on their way to flight school, but for come dimaggio, poor vision would once again become an obstacle. >> the opt tom tryst told me, i'm sorry, the navy won't take you because of your eyesight. i said look, i want to be in the navy. he said he could draft a letter and send it to the war department and request that you would like to be taken in to the army because we feel that your athletic ability would offset your eyesight. 60 days later i was in the navy. >> teams would lose eight or nine, ten players. >> as the players went off to war, the gerl's baseball league was formed to fill the void and ple

. >> and joining us now for more perspective on this is attorney and fox news contributor ted williams. i want to start with jonathan punt just said. people are talking about this. it's interesting and kind of strange and bizarre. but the bottom line is whether it's the knife or not, o.j. can't be charged again for this. >> you're right. there's something called double jeopardy and he's already been charged and found not guilty. he went to trial and as a result of that they cannot re-try him. >> we know they're going to be testing for blood, hair and fingerprints. say someone who's an o.j. associate's dna and nicole and ronald goldman's dna is found on this weapon, can they then be prosecuted? >> absolutely. there is no statute of limitation in california on murder. if they can connect those dots, those individuals certainly could be prosecuted. >> just like the the original trial, with all the contradictions and the questions about the chain of custody with evidence and all that. doesn't this knife present numerous problems? it's been handled by a couple of different people. >> in a b

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charlie: that reminds me ted williams once told me -- i said why baseball?e said "i was pretty good and i got applause and i wanted to hear more applause so i got better." it was an incentive to do it better. lin-manuel: i don't think i'm cut out to be a novelist. sitting alone and not getting the payoff. i'm fine with sitting alone. writing "hamilton" was six years of sitting alone, but the payoff is i get to play it for someone and they have ideas on how to make it better and someone knows how to stage i there is this show and tell. the gratification of theater vs. film and television. the audience lets you know in the moment how they are feeling about what you are doing. you don't act once, it's in the can, and you hope they like it a year from now. charlie: and it changes night to night. lin-manuel: and it changes night to night. we have a front row of people who literally won a lottery to be there and they give us everything. they are there and they didn't even know they would be there that night. they are experiencing it for the first time and i experi

balls autographed by dimaggio and ted williams are also gone. >> all gone. >> joe dimaggio autographed baseballs are tough to come by. that is valuable. somebody halves -- has themselves ill-gotten gain. we will have some rain today. we will get not as much as yesterday. a belly wash for some folks. over an inch in some areas came down. other areas received a bit more than a spit. i think we will get a 10th of an inch of rain. on average across the bay. looking into the university of tampa, thank you leota for sunday morning. first day of spring. that is seasons. although you will feel a wintry tomorrow. showers to the north and mild. 66 lakin. 70 sarasota. inverness now at 64. we've got 67 winter haven. 67 bartow. we move into the metro, 69 in st. petersburg. 68 clearwater. tampa 67. 68 branded. mild across the state but we are seeing 50s in the panhandle. that is where the cooler air has moved in behind the cold 42 nashville, 36 st. louis. charlotte is down to 43 so a chilly start and cooler than normal the folks across the southeast as the front wheels through. this may be the last

balls autographed by dimaggio and ted williams also gone. >> that is a rare find. joe dimaggio did not sign baseballs. people were trying and he said i do not sign that. but he wanted to take pictures >>> laundry, it could be on your to do list this weekend. you can wash white and dark colors separately because you want to keep the color. there are a few other things you should be doing to keep your clothing looking like new. >> action news anchor the >> reporter: black and white stylish. but black dyes can fade if you are not careful and whites can turn dingy and great. to keep her black close look in their darkest, only wash them when you have to says pat slaven. >> when you to wash them wash them with similar fabric. the short cycle. from losing color. never put black close in the drier. banging about with other and makes them look lighter. instead keep them inside out and hang the clothing to drive. never dry black clothing in the sun. when it comes to write close -- white clothing, soils transferring in the washing machine. to avoid that, use the right amount

balls autographed by dimaggio and ted williams were also stolen. on their own, they are not worth that much. >> we still have the certificate of authenticity of the items, there's no way they can sell them legitimately for what they are actually worth. >> reporter: so at the risk of stating the obvious, it just doesn't seem likely the two areas were robbed by the same person. is there any real market out there for shrunken heads? >> not that i'm personally aware of. >> i don't know, the shrunken heads hot on the market. >> i was wondering about that. >> you have a couple. >> well, i got them on ebay. anyway, no, it's not true. >>> super cat saturday. get your paws up, you guys, for this round. we're starting with riley, a good looking cat. today, too. thanks, done that i like the bed. it's the tabby cat bed for the tabby cat. chewbacca getting ready for winner today. temperatures will bounce up with spring around the corner. ollie dipping in by the way we have tiger sent in by jennifer. we've also got kiwi hanging out and daisy. my twitter handle i

. >> it valued around $5,000, a signed baseball from ted williams was also stolen. police are combing through surveillance video to try to track down the thief. >>> well a march madness upset that's busting brackets and shocking fans as well. >>> here is steve overmyer with your wfan sports update. >>> a couple of days ago your brackets were a thing of beauty and now it is a mess, but we are here to help you cope with the breaking of your bracket and arrive at the acceptance stage 64 had them in the final four. michigan state known for deep runs but they found out even tom izzo isn't immune to march madness. middle tennessee state was not intimidated by these guys they were on a run off of 15, 2 starts. remember, many people thought michigan state deserved a the blue raiders didn't slow down as the game came to an end, they put the peddle down, michigan state was the odds on favorite to win the national championship. middle tennessee state beats them in round one. steven f austin lost to west virginia, it was the game that knocked everyone else out of the brackets l

charlie: that reminds me ted williams once told me -- i said why baseball? he said "i was pretty good and i got applause and i wanted to hear more applause so i got better." it was an incentive. lin-manuel: i don't think i'm cut out to be a novelist. sitting alone and not getting the payoff. i'm fine with sitting alone. writing "hamilton" was a six years of sitting alone but the payoff is i get to play it for someone and they have ideas on how to make it better and alex knows how to make it better. in and he how to stage it. there is this show and tell. the gratification of the other verses film and television. the audience lets you know in the moment how they are feeling about what you are doing. you doubt act once in a camera and then it is in a can and you hope they like it. charlie: and it changes night to night. lin-manuel: we have a front row of people who literally won a lottery to be there and they give us everything. they are there and they didn't even know they would be there that night. they are experiencing it for the first time and i experience

balls autographed by joe dimaggio and ted williams were stolen. on their own they're not worth that much. >> we still have the certificates of authenticity, so whoever has tape these, there's no way they'll -- taken these, there's no way they'll be able to sell them for what they're worth. >> reporter: it doesn't seem the areas were robbed by the same person. any market out there for shrunken heads? >> not that i'm personally aware of. >> reporter: both items should be pretty easy to find if anybody ever does try to sell them on the open market. the problem they're having right now here is that they don't really know what the thefts happened. they noticed them missing on wednesday, but they have three weeks of surveillance video to look through and it may not have happened in that time frame. reporting live from times -- jim dolan, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> now new york's most watched news, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> new at 5:00 an eyewitness news exclusive, it's been called one of the most dangerous construction sites in new york city. t

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also, a signed baseball from hall of fame slugger ted williams was mounted right here on this wall. it was stolen, too. it was worth about $750. the williams baseball was also replaced with a forgery and baseball purists we spoke to were outraged that these rare items were stolen. >> we sort of live vicariously through these things. and for somebody to take that for their own personal gain >> i think they should be leaving that stuff alone because it's very important for the history of baseball. just should be returned. >> reporter: police are currently investigating the robberies comb through surveillance video for any clues that could lead them to a suspect. reporting from midtown, mark morgan, cbs 2 news. >> the general manager says ripley's still has a certificates of authenticity for the stolen bat and ball so reselling those items is difficult. >>> controversy involving hey miss universe winner. why she was forced to step down. just ahead. >> also, a woman bought this diamond for $7,200. now it could fetch up to $30 million at auction. find out what makes it so special. >> hov

michael baden criminal defense attorney ted williams.lly is unthinkable as harvey said for a coú9?háo get the gun, he knowing it's from the rockingham property and putting it in his toolbox and not turning it in. >> i would agree. it is highly improbable that i believe that this knife is connected with the murder of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman. look, you have got a police officer, even if he is a retired officer, someone comes up to him with knife that is believed to be involved in this, the first thing the cop would do is say "give me your name, rank, and serial number." he takest this home, puts it in a cool box, according to harvey levin. he keeps it all of these years. i find that to be rather ridiculous. and let's try to make sure our viewers know. there have been dozens of knives found in the rockingham area that is supposedly associated with these two people's deaths. >> dr. baden, i assume like i have been, i assume you have been on1h rockingham, it's a rather expansive piece of property, at least it was. what kind of te

former homicide detective and criminal defense attorney ted williams and former prosecutor katie phang. let me ask a quick question to both of you. katie i will go first to you as a former florida prosecutor. would you charge this case in court yes or no? >> i would. i know you guys are probably going to disagree with me. i would. as a form everywhere prosecutor it meets all of the elements of the offense of a simple battery. it was not done in self-defense. let me tell you something, it meets all the elements. i would charge it. >> ted, wouldñm you? >> absolutely not. i would love to be the defense lawyer in this case. >> okay. katie, let me go to you. now you do defense work. you are a defense lawyer. could you winz> i would rather be the defense attorney truth be told. at this point there is a lot of issues to overcome. >> why? >> because at this point there is going to be jury nullification. the jury is going to say are you kidding me? there is not anything more serious to be prosecuti

charlie: that reminds me ted ted williams once told me -- i said, why baseball?e said, "i was pretty good, and i got applause, and i wanted to hear more applause, so i got better." it was an incentive to do it better. lin-manuel: i don't think i'm cut out to be a novelist. you know, the idea of sitting alone but also not getting the payoff. i'm fine with sitting alone. writing songs, writing "hamilton" was six years of sitting alone, but the payoff is i get to go into a room with tommy taylor and i get to play for him, and he has good ideas on how to make it better. and then alex has ideas and andy will know how to stage it. there is this show and tell. the gratification of theater vs. film and television. is, the audience lets you know in the moment how they are feeling about what you are doing. you don't act a once in front of the camera, and then it is in the can read the year and you , hope they like it a year from now. charlie: and it changes night to night. lin-manuel: and it changes night to night. we have a front row of people who literally won a lottery

former homicide detective and criminal defense attorney ted williams and former prosecutor katie phangrst of all, why is the court of appeals saying the prosecution can order this[@;÷ officer, which he still is pending trial he to testify against these other officers? >> well, greta, that's a great question. if you look at the order that came out from the appellate court, they don't actually give you an explanation. they basically say to the judge you got it wrong, and they basically tell officer porter you must testify against your fellow officers in the upcoming five trials. >> what happened to the fifth amendment? is it still in the constitution? it was when i left. ted, when i left d.c. this morning we still had a fifth amendment. what happened? tell me like what happened when i was on that flight? >> oh my god, a lot of view view -- voodoo, greta. what the court of appeals has said is that the fifth amendment a rights of and accused, porter, justs did not matter in this case. >> how can it not matter? did the court of appeals say why the fifth amendment did not apply to this polic

. >> ted williams once toll me. i said why baseball. he said well, i was pretty good. i got some applause. i wanted to hear some more applause and i got better and heard more applause. it was an incentive. >> yeah. absolutely. >> rose: doing better. >> yeah. and i done think i am cut out to be a novelist. you know, the idea-- . >> rose: sitting alone. >> sitting alone and also not getting the payoff. i'm fine with sitting alone. writing songs, writing hamilton was six years of sitting alone. but the payoff is i get to go into a room with tomorrowy kale and i get to play for him and he's got three ideas on how to make it even better and alex has three more ideas on how to make it better. and andy will know how to stage it. so there is this show and tell, the grat if i kaition of theater versus film and television is the audience lets you know in the moment how they're feeling about what you are doing. you don't act once in front of a camera and then it's in a can and you hope they like it a year from now. >> rose: and it changes night to night. >> and it changes night t

williams. carly forgot who the candidate was. >> ted cruz had quite a pit bull in carly fiorina.s ted cruz an enormous favor. she has been at the receiving end of donald trump's not so flattering comments about her looks. lou: what do you think of that? >> it's what we expect of carly fiorina. >> the bigger scoop is that the cia hired a hooker to murder antonin scalia. if we are taking national enquirerrer stories seriously we should be talking about that and hillary clinton being on death's door. lou: where would you like to go. >> something beyond tabloid garbage. lou: how about nato and the degree that you agree or disagree pant rebalancing of nato to meet a large array of potential enemies is probably well-remembered anremember d isd and he's leading the agenda. >> he says the americans contribute too much disproportionately. lou: do you disagree with this? this is a serious matter. >> i think that's a good question and i would say i don't think we should withdraw from nato. lou: did donald trump suggest we do? >> i'm answering your question and i'm glad we are talking about

. >> reporter: she specifically criticized ted cruz for wanting more police patrols in muslim communities. former defense secretary william perry, who worked in the bill clinton administration, and is now a stanford fellow, called it a strong speech. >> hillary clinton was very strong, and i fully agree with her, to win this fight, we have to work with our allies. >> reporter: but the republican national committee was quick to respond saying that president obama and hillary clinton have been wrong about isis at every turn. >> stay with us for continued coverage for brussels under attack and get the latest updates by downloading our free news app. >>> new details today about that possible third party that might unlock a terrorist iphone without apple's help. according to a tel aviv newspaper, an israeli company is working with the fbi. apple is fighting a court order to build software to open syed farook's cell phone. >>> a beautiful day outside. a live look outside right here. >> spencer christian is here with our accuweather update. spencer? [ no audio ] >> well, i can see his lips were moving, but clearly there's a tech

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william mckinly. trump is the tallest at 6-3. bernie sanders and ted cruz are the shortest male candidates. they are both 5 feet 8 and et cetera over all at just 5-7. does height make a difference in the odds of winning? >> fascinating work. good to see you, dr. hall. >> i'm delighted to be here. does erik shorter -- >> you know, we really do expect height. think about things growing up, we were told to stand tall. we were told to achieve new heights. everything we've been told early people who are taller -- oftentimes command a room. >> we hear the napoleon complex. >> i would have probably said, marco rubio is the short et cetera, yet east 5-10 and we keep hearing donald trump say little marco. >> how much does that play into this. >> it does play into it. in reality ted cruz is only 5-8. he wears higher shoes and makes a big err presence. mark is seems much -- >> bernie sanders is 5-8 as well. he's got big gestures. how important is it for the candidates like cruz, that are 5-8 to make -- >> i think it is important. if you look at the last election, out of 27, 19 were won by the taller c

he does the debates that night and then ted cruz is like a robin williams preacher character. breathe, donald, breathe. i want you to breathe, donald. >> but they're not stopping. >> and i think one of rollmneys points is even if he gets the nomination can't support him. >> people get ready the trump train's coming. >> you don't think any of the criticism is going to derail him. >> i think it helps donald and if you know donald personally you like the guy. he made one little comment. one inappropriate comment but the rest of the debate -- and marco, i like marco rubio but leave donald alone. >> leave donald alone. >> little marco, little marco. >> i told you this before, marco, marco, marco. marco. every time that marco starts a trump university. >> in new jersey where you and i are there's a lot of anger at chris christie for spending so much time with donald trump. he had a very in your face press conference telling reporters lay off. i'm still doing my job but this in your face thing seems to resinate with the party right now. >> it does and i like that swagger and i love t

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williams, thank you. >>> in the race for president, republican front-runner donald trump continues to fire shots at tedruz in the feud over their wives but cruz today taking a new approach has tried to move beyond that nasty battle. let's get more from nbc's hallie jackson. >> reporter: new week, same rivalry, now playing out on the radio. >> joining me on the line -- >> reporter: donald trump versus ted cruz. >> he started it. if he didn't start it, it never would have happened. nothing like this would ever have happened. >> reporter: trump, upset about that racy ad featuring a photo of his wife. >> he knew about it. somebody even said he's the one who bought the copyrights from "gq." >> reporter: the cruz team denies that and files show no payments from his campaign to british "gq" and cruz calls that a weird conspiracy theory even as the photographer who took the picture demand the group stops using it, and ignoring the back and forth, cruz refusing to engage. >> who cares. who cares what donald is tweeting late at night. we need real solutions for the real problems in this country. >> reporter: he'

republican caucuses in washington, d.c he has 10 more delegates u senator ted cruz won 10 of the 12 >>> investigators say shamita williams shot and killed her boyfriend outside of her house on 13th street, right now, williams has not been arrested. deputies say williams is cooperating with the investigation. the victim's sister said williams and ware had a difficult relationship >> i told him "you under stand what this girl is trying to do to you? leave her alone before she kills you." >> deputies will not say williams is not facing any >> >> an accidental shooting at a gun range left six people with injured on 231st avenue in ocala. a man was loading an antique shotgun when it fired, hit the floor and ricocheted, hitting six people. four of them were juveniles, everyone is expected to be okay. >> >> mateland police working to identify a man who died in a fiery crash. one lane of i4 was blocked for several hours yesterday. police say the driver lost control and slammed into a concrete pole. florida highway patrol is investigating that crash. >> >> state road 407 is back open after a brush fire forced part of that road to

williams with another story out of syria for us. holly, thanks very much. today mitt romney said that he will vote for ted cruz in tuesday's caucuses in utah. and as the campaign turns to the west, immigration is a hot topic, and we asked major garrett to compare the plans of the republican candidates. >> build that wall! build that wall! >> reporter: it's the hallmark of donald trump's immigration proposal, build a 1,000-mile wall on the u.s.-mexico border at a cost of $10 billion. >> and who's going to pay for the wall? >> mexico! >> mexico. >> reporter: the mexican government has flatly rejected that plan. trump also wants to triple the deport criminal aliens and end citizenship for children born to undocumented immigrants. ted cruz, who toured arizona's border with mexico today, has tried to be tougher than trump on immigration. does the fact you entered illegally permanently bar you from ever entering the country legally? >> i do not believe that anyone who has come here illegally should be eligible for citizenship. we should deport them and they're not eligible to come back here legally. >> reporter

with ted cruz slightly above marco rubio. bill: to mr. williams, sir, who won?ll i think donald trump didn't get any damage and he is in the lead. he has a substantial lead going forward. john kasich in bite that you played bill, talked about winning ohio and then going to possibly a brokered convention. he is talking in those terms because trump has such a commanding lead. now we go into states like michigan. he has a substantial lead in michigan. then we come to florida, and ohio, winner-take-all. kasich is only hope that he can win ohio and then try to deny donald trump sufficient delegates to claim the nomination out right. but you know, i think that is tough, a tough prospect, a tough vision to realize. bill: let me come back to the calendar in a moment. mercedes, who lost? >> well, you know i think donald trump lost in the sense -- bill: shocker. >> wait, wait. will he lose his supporters? absolutely not. they are sticking to him. they like his temperment sort of being the tough, non-politician. doesn't act like to push shun. doesn't act like a politician.

judge, february of 2013, clerked for william brennan, and deputy attorney general from 1994 to 1997, he supervised cases among others, the timothy mcveigh case, the ted kaczynski case, and this is a guy imminently qualified. harvard college, harvard law school in 1977, and as you say, someone whose name has been heard over and over again as far as potential nominees to the supreme court. eminently qualified. >> he would be viewed as a safe choice. not some of the other judges and other lawyers that the president was considering, because again, garland is a well known figure. he's been on the court for a very long time. and that court of appeals and the district of columbia has sent a number of other justices to the supreme court, including chief justice roberts, clarence thomas, scalia, and others over the years. there's going to be a lot of concern about this choice by many people who are obama supporters. who wanted to see more diversity on the court. this selection is a white male. sri srinivasan would have been the first south asian selection on the court. there are a number of other african-americans, other wim who were under consideration. that

ted cruz is only behind by 99 delegates. trump and cruz need more than 700 delegates to secure the republican nomination. >>> we're learning that one of the prince william county police officers shot during the domestic violence call is back home. department released that photo of officer jesse hempen yesterday. it was taken as he was leaving the hospital. today a fundraiser will be held for hempen and the other officer wounded in if the incident. he's expected to be okay as well. the fundraiser kicks off at 5:30 tonight. another officer was killed in th parents say they were given little notice and don'tnt suitland. >>> a new warning about the dangers of the zika virus. that warning from the world health organization. especially if you're planning to travel. >>> another mild work as you look live at the national harbor. meteorologist chuck bell is tracking the conditions you'll see on your way to and from work with the commuter forecast. >>> plus we're looking at the impact the rising temperatures are having on the cherry blossoms wh you can they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the cente

. >>> an arrest ted again this time in georgia for an assault, on a pool store clerk. so officers say williamsew an item at a employee and hid behind the counter punched the worker. williams was lying on the ground ready to be arrested when police got there. they charged him with battery and released him of $5,000 bail. i was just at the least core assenter there at temple campus and saw the marquis that he will be performing there relatively soon. >> um-hmm, maybe not. >> remember villanova played temple. i don't know. we will have toe. >> we will see what happens. >>> so diversity surrounding oscars may have contributed to the award show lowest ratings since 2008. >> neilson ratings show 34.3 million people watched on sunday night but last year, more than 37 million people tuned in. controversy around lack of diversity of some stars such as jada smith boycotting the awards may have caused lower viewer ship. neilson does not have yet an ethnic break down on oscar viewer ship. >> i saw that yesterday when that first came out. preliminary numbers. they have it broken down by demographics yet bu

tomorrow, th prince william county police line of duty opher first day on-the-job last saturday. her funeral is front-runner. tedand marco rubio take aim at donald interrupt. it's not complicated. >> he doesn't have answers. >> trump not backing down. >> this little guy has lied so much. >> the republicans rally to stop trump's momentum. ♪ >>> also this morning, guess who's storming the dance floor? the new didn't cast member we really can't wait to reveal. the huge surprise, it's all happening live. ♪ time to get the chains out >>> major mom makeover. model ashley graham and our glam squad working their magic on "gma" viewers. the "sports illustrated" cover girl sharing her secrets to looking flawless. how you can dress like a star too. >>> and it's friday. are you ready to dance? inlywood square.square this morning. any well, i'll tell you, to be danng >> we can pretty much guess that. >> we may have beaten that one. >> yeah, we will. confirmation right here. we want to get right to the debate last night for president and fiery republican debate. marco rubio, ted cruz both going after the front-runner, donald

william county police department. she will be laid to rest monday in massachusetts. key victories in the race for the white house, five states making their mark on the presidential race. ted cruz got to states from donald trump. twoie sanders also told tonight. we have more on what the victories ultimately mean for the front runner. >> everyone is trying to figure out how to stop trump. reporter: senator ted cruz did that once again. the super tuesday showdown started off with a big victory by cruz by a two to one margin in kansas and maine. >> trump in this race. reporter: the spotlight at a donald trump rally in central florida as violence erupted while he was on the podium. >> i will bring people together. gymnasiums to barnes come along line snaked around caucus and primary locations. kansas, nebraska, kentucky, and louisiana. and a victory lap for bernie sanders, securing delegates with victories in kansas and nebraska. >> we want to make sure that a republican does not go into the white house. hillary clinton in michigan touting her victory in louisiana. >> i'm grateful to everyone who turned out to support us, but now everyone is watching michigan. undoubtably a di

opened up a huge gender gap with women 73% of william have unfavorable view of donald trump even almost half republican women. >> when he holds the next primary ted the republican field there. in the newsroom for abc7. >> happening today, the bearded bandit will face a federal judge. 30 year old kenneth ellis confessed to robbing 11 banks. this is video from a police car showing him arrested on wednesday. a shopper spotted him buying razors so he would shake the board. he said he used the money to pay the bills and the motive was extreme financial difficulty. he stole $20,000 in the robberies. >> muni riders, this man is getting his wallet stolen. right there. so fast. muni wants you to look out for pick pockets. the map was holding his child in january on the bus and the man in a bark hat and coat grabbed the wallet quickly. you are most vulnerable in a crowd like that. officers recommend you keep your wallet in the front pocket and your bag in front of your chest and not on the back. the plan of governor brown to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2022. assembly preparations committee passed the murder spite objections by republicans and

and finally, senator ted cruz will return home to texas which is the state with the most delegates at >>> secretary of state william gallivan is predicting a strong turnout tomorrow in massachusetts. gallivan is expecting as many as 700,000 voters to cast g.o.p. ballots. though he's not as certain about the turnout for democrats. 1.2 million residents cast their votes in the 2008 democratic primary. he says the tone of this year's candidates has drawn new attention. >> you might say the romney and mccain fight was kind of a tennis match this is kind of world wrestling. so i think it's created an atmosphere of interest obviously is going to be seen here in the turnout we see tomorrow. >> the secretary saying they have seen a large number of voters leave the democratic party in the state in the last few months and either enroll with the republicans or chose to be unenrolled. keep it here with fox 25 tomorrow night as the results come. in we'll have full coverage of the results on air on our app and on-line at myfoxboston.com. >>> breaking news now at children's hospital in boston where a haz-mat scene investigators t