in the meantime general grant decides to launch his second expedition to capture port fisher and close wilmington north carolina the last blockade running seaport in the confederacy. and in effect, close the lifeline of the confederacy as it's called. now the first expedition went badly, general benjamin f. butler launched that expedition with rear admiral david d. porter, but without attempting an attack on the port, butler decided to abandon the campaign and return to virginia. grant properly sacked butler and replaced him with general alfred h. terry. and in effect, he gets a better general, and he gets a much easier man to live with. both butler and porter are prima donnas they don't get along at all. goes back to 1862, but with terry at the helm of the army component, that won't be a problem. and the two men soon find they work well together. terry will also have a large forest at his disposal close to 10,000 infantry including a division of black troops. while porter will lead an armada of 58 warships. now, commanding the coastal defenses below wilmington, none other than general

in the meantime, the momentum is still strong north of the road. the men of culver's division and the army of tennessee. they continue on to the reddick morris farm. here two old adversaries face each other. they first met in 1862. they met for the second time just a few days before. now they're meeting again at bentonville. this we the confederate army's high water mark at bentonville. the tennessee veterans will launch at least four desperate assaults across morris's openview straight into the mouths of at least 16 union guns firing spherical case and canister. confederates are unable to break through the union line. at nightfall, johnston calls off all further attacks. slocum managed to hold on in the battle on march 19. ends on a draw. now it's up to the right wing. they come marching to slocum's assistance. they reach bentonville around midday. the first troops to get there are the 15th army corps under the command of major general john a dull logan, former congressman from illinois. probably the best political general in the union army. now j

in the meantime, the momentum is still strong north of the road. the men of culver's division and the army of tennessee. they continue on to the reddick morris farm. here two old adversaries face each other. they first met in 1862. they met for the second time just a few days before. now they're meeting again at bentonville. this we the confederate army's high water mark at bentonville. the tennessee veterans will launch at least four desperate assaults across morris's openview straight into the mouths of at least 16 union guns firing spherical case and canister. confederates are unable to break through the union line. at nightfall, johnston calls off all further attacks. slocum managed to hold on in the battle on march 19. ends on a draw. now it's up to the right wing. they come marching to slocum's assistance. they reach bentonville around midday. the first troops to get there are the 15th army corps under the command of major general john a dull logan, former congressman from illinois. probably the best political general in the union army. now j

and ready to fight because today contradicts my public service career and my entire life. >> in the meantime menendez has decided to temporarily step down from his role as top democrat on the senate foreign relations committee and reaction now continues to come in. governor chris christie said in a statement everybody deserves the presumption of innocence and there's no reason for me or anybody else to get out ahead of themselves. we will have more reaction from both lawmakers and constituent is a like in our next half an hour. but for now we're reporting live from the the sat center, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. >>> we continue to follow breaking news this morning from kenya where at least 15 people have been killed after an attack at a college. the at least 60 more people we understand were hurt after gunman stormed the campus earlier this morning, opening fire on a dormitory. so far in one has claimed responsibility for the attack. >>> right now 5:33. lets get traffic and weather together. the nice day ahead, katie. >> very much so, wind will be a noticeable issu

. >>> in the meantime to the smackdown, that's got some folks saying you know what? to juniece's point, the mom taking matters into her own hands to stop her child from taking part in those violent protests. another video showing what appears to be another juvenile being pulled from the rioting. it looks like they got the message. when this was happening, alveda king urging parents to take control of their kids. the niece of martin luther kid and the daughter of ad king with me right now. you do not want to cross this woman. good to see you. >> it's good to be back. i have four sons and six grandsons. they already know that i would have done the same thing, some people say, well her language -- i said that's the language of her environment. but the lang -- >> i think he got the message. >> the language of her heart won out. concern for her son and the other mothers that are doing this. i went by her store, she's a mom, go see about your children. that is a strong message. >> you know if more mothers and fathers -- by the way where are the fathers -- if they did that

scott: the countdown, in the meantime is on the royal watch heating up. many people are hoping it's today because it's also the queen's birthday. either way that big question remains will it be a baby boy or a girl? as the world waits for an answer, many wonder where princess kate is right now? >> yes kate is -- >> wasn't at our hotel, we looked. >> wasn't my hotel! >> ok. >> she could be behind us in kensington palace. scott: the duchess could be spending the last days of her pregnancy at her parents' home. no matter where she might be st. mary's hospital says it's prepared. alison: call it news that will have "full house" fans saying "have mercy"! the comedy is getting a reboot. actor john stamos who plays uncle jesse, of course on the show broke the news on jimmy kimmel last night. >> it's a labor of love and we've been literally trying for so many years to do it right. and i think we've finally got it perfect and they just five minutes ago said you can give the exclusive to jimmy kimmel. so i just did. alison: so stamos says that netflix ordered 13 ep

in the meantime we want to get to some news just in from baltimore city police. the police department just issued this memo saying they have received credible information that various gangs are partnering up to take out law enforcement. police are advising officers to take precautions to ensure their safety. any updates on this breaking detail coming up later on in this newscast. in the meantime right now, police on the scene of a homicide investigation in stafford county. detectives there say a man was shot multiple times on clint lane. abc 7's sam sweeney was first on the scene this morning and live there this noon with the latest from investigators. sam? sam: jummy, we just found out brand new information that the man who was shot and killed outside of his door 5:00 this morning was an employee of the f.b.i. we do not know his role within this organization but we are told that a representative from the f.b.i. is en route to the scene to brief us on what his role was with that organization. now, i cant about 5:00 this morning, neighbors tell me they heard about

but in the meantime we have high pressure over the west coast and sunny skies.ll be warming up tomorrow. not dramatically but nice day. we'll start out cool. temperatures in the mid-40s to begin friday morning. and afternoon highs recover into the low 70s inland. plenty of sunshine and temperatures around the bay in the upper 60s. futurecast shows not too terribly much. just a few buildups over the hills as you can see as the day goes on. generally the feeling tomorrow is going to be sunny and we will maintain that state of mind right into saturday. so it's going to be a great go do it kind of weekend. more sunshine tomorrow, mild temperatures for monday and mostly dry with one exception. there's a little hint of maybe something coming into far northern california and producing some rain up by the border. and there's just a chance of a few showers coming into far -- the far north bay like, you know, parts of northern marin county and parts of sonoma county. we shall see. aside from that it looks like it's going to be dry. forecast if you want to head to the beac

in the meantime, the city may adopt a new rule banning tobacco companies from handing out free cigarette samples and coupons at local bars. today the meeting starts at 1:30. >>> the palo alto city council is going to vote this evening on whether to allow the city's last mobile home park to close the. last night they heard from rest departments of the buono vista mobile home park. they say they couldn't afford to livni where else in the city. the owners of buono vista have been trying to close it for years. the owners have also offered to compensate residents for moving out. council members will hear arguments this evening. >>> it's 4:34. san mateo county leaders want you to know how safe and clean their restaurants are. they will consider a program to label restaurants with red, yellow, or green placard to show how they scored. green means the restaurant passed. you've seen them around santa clara county already. if approved the placards will start going up in january. >>> we're getting a better look at how crews are cleaning up a cement spill at east bay creek. last week they accidental

in the meantime, do you think that virtual reality glasses look stupid? ght strange inheritance will have you biding for more neil: the film festival kicking off, and individuals putting it up goggles on. giving virtual reality demonstrations showing what high-tech capabilities can do. peter says this is what could save the movie industry. do you think so? >> i don't know about saving the movie industry. and it's not 3-d it's inside and the difference is not the producer in charge, you are in charge, just like real life he leaned forward, you look at people next to you you are completely bare and there can be millions of people right there with you. the magic is that it's as simple as that. >> i love 3-d these classes make them look cheap you look ridiculous. >> yes, but how about this. neil: i want to show this to you. so okay, it's a little bit smaller. it weighs about 2 ounces and you're off to the races. and who am i to question. i'm telling you. people like going to movie theaters, they like seeing events, and this is never ever going to be a part of

. >> the doctor will catch a flight back soon in the meantime, he plans on using his medical knowledge to help victims on the mountain. >> he's devastated. >> in burkes county randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> the helicopter used for mosquito control in new jersey is grounded. and that can make for a lot of itchy arms and legs in the garden state. a rotor defect could take a month or more to repair. officials say the delay will slow their efforts to control the mosquito population in south jersey. last summer, a mosquito chopper crashed into a yard and was badly damaged. >>> seems people in pennsylvania not getting the message about distracted driving. a new report from the court system says more people will cited for texting while driving last year than in 2012 and 2013. state police blame new technology. they've also encountered people who don't realize that using headphones while driving is against the law. >>> philadelphia's blue cross broad street run will happen on sunday morning. >> now, this unique event for philadelphia will be broadcast on tv for the first time. and you'll s

in the meantime, chipotle grill, phenomenal numbers, stumbled big time. spite all the gyrations of the market, the sort of sense the market is in trouble, we finished this session just inches away from all-time highs across all the major indices. so don't let the lack of main street enthusiasm stop you from changing your life. let's do it. it's hillary cramer's time of the year. i'm charles payne. watching "making money." we have all the pros. david nelson. he's your chief strategist. steve forbes. looks a little familiar to you guys. matt mccaul founder of penn financials group. scottie nell hughes, tpn news director. and hillary cramer, president and cio of cramer capital. and steve cortes, bgc trader and senior strategist live with us from chicago. let's do it. dig into the first real, real deal. all right, steve forbes, you know, it's been a nerve wrecking season. we have these sessions where the markets are down triple digits. the earnings came in pretty good. there was a direct correlation, in my mind, the stock market, the pulse of america, the econ

in the meantime the suspect who was shot was taken to hahnemann university hospital. no update on his condition this morning. take a lock at the video, this is where the shooting unfolded last night right around 10:00 in west philadelphia, near the intersection of 52nd and master streets. police say officer daniel, with the 19th police decision, assigned to bike patrol. he and his partners in the area of wilton street and girard avenue, checking inside for possible narcotics violations inside a van. police say when they approached the suspect backed un and made an u-turn. then officer found that man near 52nd and master, where the shooting unfolded. police say they were having discussion when the suspect says quote i don't want to have to do this and then opens fire. officer cost particular was shot in the arm once again he returned fire, the suspect was eventually found injured, in the 5,000 block of master street. now, police are not releasing too much information about the suspect who was shot at this point. they are only say that a weapon was found on the scene th

attorney's office in the meantime is investigating the matter. christie has denied any advance knowledge of the closures. >>> from our delaware borough, uber could be coming to the first state. transportation officials and the ride-hailing service are finalizing an agreement to allow the company to operate there. the department of transportation secretary says that part of that agreement will deal with the level of background checks that uber drivers will have to submit to. no timeline has been announced yet. >>> good morning. it's a cold start on this sunday, but as we head into the afternoon, we will see temperatures pushing into the mid-to-high 60s. a frosty start with a frost advisory in effect for parts of the area but plenty of sunshine expected today. i am also tracking showers in your seven-day forecast. philadelphia, right now, you can see the sun is already shining. 40 degrees, currently. our wind speeds light out of the west-southwest at 3 miles per hour. so we won't deal with the breezy conditions we saw yesterday, but it's very cold

awaiting a police press conference in baltimore, which we'll go to as soon as it begins let's go in the meantime to adam may in baltimore. a powerful moment was when community faith leaders marched together. >> faith leaders were together trying to see what they could do to bring the calm to the community. they lined up on bolton avenue which intersects with north avenue and this intersection 3-4 blocks away is the scene of a lot of violence. the faith leaders lined up and marched into the heart of where a lot of this rioting and looting took place. they start to sing songs, they prayed. as they walked the streets, you can hear the blast under their feet. you can look off to the side. smoke is rising into the air, and fires burning. people walking down the streets, holding bags of goods that did not appear to belong to them. folks that had been looting and rioting, and. leading the charge. leading it was representative from maryland a leader in the black caucus and he walked right up. there was a couple of hundred officers standing there with the shields, and the congressman walked up to the pol

alix: in the meantime, what can they do? >> i think that is what is going to happen. tely the argument they will make is you have satellite you have the telephone companies like verizon and fires and at&t. so there is a lot of competition in the space. i think what they will do is come forward with a package that is the best teachers. it is going to be maybe assurances about providing services in rural areas, underserved areas and things of that sort. a combination of things that will give them through the doj. the doj says we will take you through court, it brings the parties to the table. i think at the end of the day they are highly likely to come to an agreement. alix: i was looking at the market cap numbers. it would double the market cap. doesn't even have the potential to do that? >> it always has. cable companies can take on a lot of leverage. they have free cash flow coming in. part of the deal would be stocks. it always has been. the comcast deal would be -- but also. time warner cable has done fairly well operationally since. your point is now in that charte

. >> in the meantime some classic cars are destroyed at a chester county auto business at hansbury township on the 2100 block of new schuylkill road. crews were able to save the other warehouses on the prorlt. the cause remains under investigation. >>> a philadelphia judge revoked bail for monsignor william lynn, he was found guilty of child endangerment for protecting priests accused of abusing children. yesterday pennsylvania supreme court reinstated his convince and prosecutors moved to revoke his bail and a judge ordered him back to prison during a hearing this morning. >>> philadelphia police are alerting people of possible traffic delays. people are gathering at city for philly is baltimore, for remembrance of freddie gray. they included the hashtags first amendment and peaceful protest. after a night of violent rallies in new york city where police arrested more than 100 people in a march against gray's death. a different story in baltimore where people obeyed the curfew and people hope that the calm remains tomorrow after a report of what happened to gray is expected to be released.

in the meantime you've got six cops not all of whom even apparently touched freddie gray. id the foot pursuit and arrested him. then there was another one who put him in the van. they're going to be doing this. if you're a prosecutor how do you make the case for murder against any of these guys? >> well at this point, megyn, we all understand that we don't have all of the facts. all of the information has not been released. if the information is released and indicates that number one, freddie gray was visibly injured when he was placed in that van or that his injuries occurred as a result of brutality before he got in the van, or if we look at it and we see that there was what they call the rough ride something the city of baltimore has had to settle millions in lawsuits going back to 2006 cases in 2007 and as a result of that rough ride that failure to shackle him in the van, the injuries he received killed him, then we're looking at the very least an involuntary manslaughter and possibly a murder. >> this is another thing -- this is another thing that the cops' friend cam

in the meantime, thank you for watching. i'm david muir. see you back here tomorrow. ight. >>> tonight disaster in nepal. a bay area woman survived the earthquake and friends of a man who did not. >> is someone you know in the disaster zone? how silicon valley is stepping up by keeping tabs on the survivors. >> more video from our exclusive report on the violent arrest of a disorderly bart passenger. the investigation that cleared an officer. >> jail husband interview of a murder suspect. >> we're following that breaking news in baltimore. darkness on the city after hours of violent clashes between rioters and police. >>> a group of nonviolent protestors are in the streets. >> the riots following the funeral of freddie gray, died of a spinal injury. police say rioters pelted officers with rocks debris. >> 15 were injured and police confirmed 27 arrests. here is what the governor said tonight. >> as a result of the serious, violent, and looting which led to destruction of property and put innocent marylanders at risk. i have declared a state of emergency at the request

the arm. he is in stable condition this morning. meantime attempt to go lyft scene was a man who police spotted putting a gun on the ground, police say he tried to get away, struggled with officers during arrests he was with another man and both are in custody this morning being yesterday by police. take listen. >> fortunately, there are police real time crime cameras in the 2200 block of park avenue. and our real time crime unit which is operational 24 hours a day did observe the shooting so the shooter and part of the shooting is recorded by philadelphia police cameras. >> and police are also questioning close to dozen witnesses in the meantime, again, that 24 year old man who was spotted put that weapon down in custody and another man in custody, as women. they say a man who was with the 24 year old. now, along with the cameras obviously, they hope to wrap up this case quickly with witness statements. we will continue to follow this story, this is near the temple campus, no word yet this morning if temple student are involved. reporting l

in the meantime jeb bush aligning himself with president obama. e potential candidate pushing people to adopt the president's stance on amnesty for illegal immigrants and the confirmation

so there's a little bit of a lag time so we will continue to use a fair amount of overtime in the meantime but this has been a challenge. another effect of this we have a second service standard and half of the call volume is non emergency police and non emergency wait times have increased significantly as we have shifted resources to make sure that we answer 911 calls in a timely fashion. that is rebounding but they're a lower priority than zeroing 911 calls. >> >> i wanted to briefly touch on -- >> sorry supervisor yee. >> yeah, thanks. the line that is under the red line that is going up and down what does that represent? >> yes. that you use the right hand percentages. that is our service goal, so that's the red line is at 90% which is our service goal and the blue line underneath that is our actual performance so we dip down to the current month we're about 84% answering 84% of 911 calls in 10 seconds or less. >> thank you. >> just a translation what we're at the goal the average wait is three and a half seconds. this month it's 5.2 seconds so on average that is not significant delay

aqua topia opens to the public may 1st. >>> and in the meantime outside at camelback, that's snow. . it is still snowing in the pocono mountains. we have unseasonably cold weather coming up toward the weekend. is it going to warm up? i'll have that forecast coming up. >>> then all new tonight on "nbc 10 news at 5," new information about this deadly hit-and-run crash involveing a tow truck. what philadelphia police are now offering in the months-old case. yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ ♪ >>> women make up more than half of pennsylvania's population. these are our mothers, our sisters, and our daughters. >> but the nbc 10 investigators found in pennsylvania they

in the meantime about 100 or so people do remain in the dark here in hayward. >> all right that could last for awhile. thank you. >>> time is 6:04. cleanup under way this morning in iowa, illinois, and ohio following deadly tornadoes. the hardest hit area is fairdale, illinois where one person was killed, dozens of buildings destroyed, and several people are still missing. crews are hoping to go through the rubble today in hopes of finding more people alive. >> it was a very strong tornado. it was a slow moving tornado through the community but as far as the strength and ef rating, we do not have that information at the time. >> one tornado nearly leveled a popular restaurant, a dozen customers and employees were initially trapped in the debris after riding out the storm in the buildings basement. in kansas, that same storm system brought pounding hail the size of tennis balls. strong enough to crack a windshield of that car. in michigan a home was struck by lightning. no one inside the house was hurt, but today that severe weather is moving out of the midwest and heading to the south

in the meantime, baltimore conventions have been canceled. the national aquarium is closed. the baltimore marriott has allowed some customers to cancel their rooms without charge. and tonight, we take note, an elegant state dinner scheduled at the white house, as i mentioned, just about 40 miles from here. there was that image of that mother confronting her son, resonating with so many across this country and so many parents here in baltimore tonight. abc's steve osunsami here in baltimore, speaking with families. >> reporter: here's the hard truth. underneath the ski masks and hoodies of rioters who burned down their own neighborhoods are the faces of children. >> y'all keep coming and taking everything we got. we're going to take what y'all got. we not playing out here. >> reporter: confronted with so many saddening images -- >> take that [ bleep ] mask off. >> reporter: many black parents in particular are cheering this one. >> you want to be out here doing this dumb [ bleep ]? >> reporter: this woman spotted her teenage son on live television throwing rocks at police. sh

in the meantime, let's check in with nbc 10's katy zachary. she is live by i-295 south with an update on our other breaking story. katy? >> reporter: rosemary yeah for the last hour, we've been monitoring a deadly crash on 295 southbound, right near exit 17 the exit for the gibsboro area in east greenwich township. as we push into the scene, focus on the right-hand of your screen. you can make out what we think looks like one of the two cars involved that's been literally pushed into that center median. that's at least one of the two cars involved. police say there are a total of two vehicles involved two people who died in this crash, several others who were injured and recently taken to cooper university hospital where they are expected to be okay. now, in terms of delays, if you're on 295 southbound ahead of this expect heavy delays because traffic is only getting by on the right-hand shoulder. that's because they are -- state police are conducting an accident investigation, that they tell us will take another one to two hours. northbound, y

in the meantime we have new video from the deadly shooting.ages from the traffic stop that ended up with an officer killing walter scott. you see another officer searching and questioning a passenger from scott's car. the passenger was not detain. previous dashcam video showed scott running from his vehicle. there's more legal trouble for michael slager seen on this cell phone video shooting and killing walter scott last weekend. slager has ties to our area. he grew up in medford, burlington county. authorities in north charleston have charged him with murder and he's been fired from the police department. >>> now to some news out of indiana. health officials there are trying to get a handle on an hiv outbreak. they confirm about 100 cases in a rural portion of the state. the outbreak is linked to the sharing of intravenous needles. indiana's governors has declared a health emergency. he did that about a week ago. >>> happening this weekend, hillary clinton will end years of political guessing. it's been years, by announcing she will run for p

in the meantime we are tracking the markets. markets overall up by half a percent or so.ction, tyler, of course is in the price of brent down almost 4%. here's the president walking out to the rose garden to make the statement on iran. let's take a listen. >> good afternoon, everybody. today the united states together with our allies and partners has reached a historic understanding with iran which, if fully implemented, prevents it from obtaining a nuclear weapon. as president and commander in chief, i have no greater responsibility than the security of the american people, and i am kons vipsed that if this framework leads to a final comprehensive deal it will make our country, our allies and our world safer. this has been a long time coming. the islamic republic of iran has been advancing a nuclear program for decades. by the time i took office iran was operating thousands of centrifuges, which can produce the materials for a nuclear bomb, and iran was concealing a covert nuclear facility. i made clear that we were prepare to resolve this issue dipmatically, but only if

in the meantime, the three star chefs will be cooking in renovated shipping containers. >> are you taking us or do i have to foot the bill? >> you have to foot the big for sure. >> we have a commute coming up tomorrow morning. >> it does look like it's kicking in at 11 o'clock tonight to 4:00 a.m. as the cool air comes in a chance of scattered showers, showers by mount hamilton. plus snow. >> lester holt joins us next. >>> on this monday night, to the jury. the boston bombing case now in their hands after a day of powerful closing arguments. >>> new fallout tonight from a rape story retracted after that scathing report into what went wrong at "rolling stone." a fraternity falsely accused promises legal action. >>> poisoned in paradise. an american family of four on an island vacation. the father and son are now fighting for their lives. tonight, the hidden danger they couldn't see or smell, and the criminal investigation now underway. >>> and bracing for impact. the crippling drought, and what many fear comes next, a wicked fire season. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news w

in the meantime the ceo corinthian released a statement.ted to do everything in our power to provide a quality education and opportunity for a better future for our students. but as we take it back out here live again, a very upset students putting out their frustrations out on the signs you see out here. we understand there is a meeting scheduled for 10:00 this morning with staff to discuss the closure. we also understand that some students will be out here to discuss how to get therian scripts and tear future. >> some are ready to graduate. >> reporter: yeah. one student said she was three months away from getting her nursing degree. now she is left wondering what is next. >> all right, thank you, brian. we'll check in with you in a little bit. >>> police arrested a soccer coach at napa high school for reportedly sexting a 16-year- old student. investigators say 29-year-old julian vargas propositioned the girl for sex and texted an obscene picture of her. she believes other girls were harassed by vargas. and police are asking other victim

army blackhawks will airlift victims to the base. >>> meantime the real thing.the tiny illinois town of fairdale where crews are working to clear debris tonight. this deadly twister that touched down here yesterday may have had winds of nearly 200 miles per hour. authorities found the body of a second woman along with the damage today. along with two killed 20 others were hurt, one of them seriously. >>> we started off the week in such a beautiful way. sunshine, 75 degrees, and then the last three days no sunshine cold weather. we at least got to the 50s today. the rain and cold they're gone. we're not going to see that for quite a while. windy on saturday but still plenty of sunshine not only saturday but sunday as well. well we're seeing improving conditions right now. we still have some clouds around but some stars too. we haven't seen that. 55, the wind is calm right now. and it will be picking up out of the west and that will be clearing everything out of here including whatever fog is around. temperatures generally in the 50s even at this hour. it's not go

in the meantime they are going to put another ferry in its place. e that one is smaller and holds fewer people. [ signal breakup ] the concern is the ferries will fill up faster and some people are going to get bumped to later ferries a problem that could cascade down the ferry schedule. >> it's probably the most crowded time. they just added about a ferry at 8:40 because we were all overflowing crowd at 8:20 ferry now they're taking one down. i'm kind of surprised. [ signal breakup ] >> definitely looked crowded. >> look ma, no wires. devin is out there on the ferry boat and we're broadcasting straight to 4-g and then back down to earth. sometimes it works, sometimes it done. you got the gist of it. there's a boat out and it's going crowded on the ferries until they can get it back in service. >> that's right. >>> still ahead, it's becoming a deadly catch. california divers going after abalone. the dang >>> it's becoming the real deadliest catch. there's been several deaths involving abalone divers and the season is just getting started. new at 6:00

but in the meantime, we have an expert agency at the fcc that's able to protect an open internet while congress does its work and we know congress can take its time to do its work so i think it's fantastic we have the rules we have now in the meantime, and if congress begins to work seriously in a bipartisan way, i think, you know, the public will benefit from that. >> host: and mr. lewis, in fact, spent time as deputy director of the office of legislative affairs at the fcc walter mccormick is the former general come to the department of transportation. now that the lawsuit has been filed, what happens next? >> guest: well, the courts will set a briefing schedule so we expect that that briefing schedule will probably occur sometime this summer, and then there will be oral arguments likely in the fall. so we will see. i know that there are other parties that are now engaged in filings. we filed on monday. several other parties -- the wireless industry, the cable industry small cable operators -- filed, i believe on tuesday. we have been informed that there are some other parties that w

[applause] >> and in the meantime, in the meantime, please accept and explain why we should accept that the millions and millions of dollars that have flowed into the clinton foundation from foreign governments do not represent a conflict of interest. >> carly fiorina here speaking to a gathering of conservative activists. in recent weeks, mrs. fiorina has been gaining more and more attention from republicans for her fiery criticisms of hillary clinton and her rebukes of president obama's foreign policy. and thus far, mrs. fiorina is the only female republican considering a run for the presidency. so who is carly fiorina? born in austin, texas, ms. fiorina is 60 years old. she's married to retired at&t executive frank fiorina. prior to entering politics mrs. fiorina served as c.e.o. of hewlett-packard. but in 2009, she was diagnosed with breast cancer and was forced to undergo a double mastectomy. after making a full recovery in 2010 mrs. fiorina ran for the u.s. senate as the republican candidate in california. she was defeated by senator barbara boxer. today, although some republicans

. >>> in the meantime we know the president is pushing to go green.didn't know is it was our green. >>> illegals could be going to college for free, but are taxpayers the ones getting schooled? and the president turning up the heat on climate change. is he asking for more of your change to fight it? we're back in 60 seconds. >>> it is earth day. looking live at the president of the united states talking about climate change in florida. he is pushing for more green plans. but pat michaels adriana cullen we really don't have the green to pay for him. so you're listening and hearing the president right now and saying what? >> well i can't believe that he is saying that the biggest threat facing america and our world is climate change. first of all that, is not true. the earth hasn't even warmed in the past 18 years. in fact experts climatologists and experts are saying we're actually entering a cooling period. the biggest threat facing the american people and western civilization is radical islamic terrorism, not climate change. >> but it is the 45th ear

mark: in the meantime, benjamin netanyahu is blasting the deal saying it will lead to a nuclear armedst. it is raining today, but forecasters say it's not enough to ease the drought in california. cities and towns are under state orders to cut usage by 25% stop and governor -- by 25% and governor jerry brown says it's not just a concern for california. governor brown: it will show up in other parts of the world. from california, i can tell you climate change is not a hoax and we are dealing with it, and it's serious. mark: farmers use 40% of california's water, but the order does not affect them. governor brown says they are producing food, not wasting water on lawns or taking long showers. the currency held by the world central banks -- the currency reserve help of the world central banks is ending. it is down from a record 12 trillion in august, 2014. the stronger dollar is partially responsible. but it still underscores a big shift. central banks had added an average of $824 billion to reserves each year over the past decade. that is a look at the top stories were following. coming

in the meantime rumer willis and her partner val won the night topping the leaderboard.hat getup. next up, let's take a look at this. a major league flop playing out of fenway park. >> new england patriots quarterback tom brady is getting paid $7 million this year for throwing a ball. so you would think tossing out the first pitch at fenway no big deal, right? think again. his pitch looked about as amateurish as you can get. bouncing in the dirt. oh. come on. >> wait, i'm just getting word that the ball was not deflated in any way, but i think his ego was partially. >> oh. >> maybe. blame it on his offseason. no word though on that, well, i would say, is that a curveball? it looks kind of like a mess to me. >> i think it's called a dirtball. >> we'll call it a tom brady curveball. i'm sorry. he's a nice guy. >> he sure is. on the west coast, meantime, the kiss that's making us all go ick. >> it made me do that. >> it happened sunday night at coachella, the annual music festival. there's 28-year-old rapper drake. he was kind of attacked by madonna, struggling to get -- ma

. >> in the meantime, the fight is not over. they plan on holding a rally this saturday.me on twitter. ♪ >> i met up with the man in new york city who has the distinction of being the most desperate single man. here we go. on our 1st date here. >> no, i didn't. i did not pick the spot. i would have picked a more exotic location. >> he told me he always pays when we when we sat down at the table offer the menu he said he did not want anything. >> you don't want to order? >> no. >> a you don't want any food? okay. >> i will guess -- i guess i will order food. >> artist had my water. >> that's fine. do we have to pay these guys? >> really? >> thirty-five years old on a lifelong quest to have a girlfriend. here is maybe the reason why and you will see ask women he is known from elementary school through dating sites out. what does he do on a date. he pulls out his phone. there there is an app that has very six questions. >> would you like to be famous? in what way? >> i i have no idea. >> you have to answer the question. obviously you do. >> it's an odd question. >> why is it

in the meantime she was captured by santa ana and detained for a while. a myth grew out of the story that somehow she was a woman who had distracted santa ana at the battle and there is not much evidence for that. it was a myth that grew out of the events and was perpetrated later on. it may have been the inspiration for the famous song "the yellow rose of texas". this is an original imprint from 1858 of that sheet music which is mysterious because we don't know for sure who the composer initials j.k. is. this is a treaty with the cherokee indians and other tribes in 1836, actually very early 1836. it is signed february 23 which was right at the beginning of the siege of the alamo. this was work done by sam houston who had always had a close relationship with the cherokees. and the significance of this was that the texans wanted to try to be sure that the cherokees and other bands of native americans would be either neutral or on the side of the texan colonists and they do not want to side with mexico if hostilities arose. this was something that had been

jummy: thanks for the update. meantime, new this noon a foster father has been indicted for the murder of an 11-month-old baby. 33-year-old david marcussen is charged with murder child neglect and cruelty to children among other charges. the stafford county sheriff's office says the baby boy karon mason received severe burns to his face torso and neck while he was giving him a bath in january. he died in the hospital nearly a month later. mark cussan is being held with no bond. montgomery county investigators are asking for the public's help after the disturbing sexual assault of a 20-year-old woman with a cognitive learning disability. sam sweeney is in rockville with why police believe there may be more victims. sam: it's the most disturbing of crimes. police say this 23-year-old waldorf man sexually assaulted a 20-year-old mentally disabled woman. >> this 20-year-old female is a woman who functions at the level of the middle schooler. sam: the two chatted on the dating website plenty of fish and agreed to meet in a rock

. >>> in the meantime, another scare in the skies. some frightening moments for passengers on board a delta flight bound from paris headed to the u.s. hitting severe wind shear in the northeast. unable to land at newark or at jfk. eventually forced to make an emergency landing in boston. we've been told one person was injured. >>> in the meantime, we turn to that severe weather, alerts up at this hour. 22 million americans across several states facing severe weather tonight, in fact, a tornado watch across the texas panhandle at this hour. drenching rains, a tough commute home in corpus christi. those streets under water there, cars plowing ahead. in the northeast, meanwhile, a powerful line of thunderstorms, all day today and into the evening. and in lawrence, new jersey, tonight, the saturated earth giving way, homes on the edge, families being evacuated this hour. let's get right to meteorologist rob marciano, tracking it all tonight. rob? >> reporter: david, damaging winds across the northeast. a 70-mile-an-hour wind gust in phila

in the meantime. g a tax return is fast approaching print millions of those are doing so on line. as kron 4 rob fladeboe report, some folks still prefer to file the old fashion way. >> yes filing that the last minute can make for a busy stressful day but there's of often just one reason why we wait until the last possible minute. >> reporter: gone are the days when there was bumper- to-bumper traffic here at the main post office in san jose. much of the male being deposited in the curbside strongboxes is in deep addressed to the ira are as or franchise tax board but everyone or every year more and more of us are filing electronically. >> online. >> reporter: is hard to be free. the post office has lost more than 90% of its tax they business to on-line filing as though there is just no need to stay open late anymore says spokesman >> textures can also expect faster refunds on line. but some folks still insist on getting that april 52 postmark. 15--15th postmark >> my husband is very untruss full of comp

. >>> the death toll from the avalanche meantime on mt. everest strigerred by the earthquake risen to 19. among those victims google executive and sunnyvale man. >>> in just hours nurses at two major bay area hospitals are walking off the job. registered nurses will hold a one-day strike at five hospitals in northern california. that includes cp and pacific campus in san francisco and the sutter hospital in berling game. nurses are calling on higher staffing levels and more control in patient care. they plan to walk out at 7:00 this morning. >> earlier this week we had a taste of heat. meteorologist anthony slaughter in for christina this morning. >> we are going to blow that out at water. we had a taste of what's to come later on this afternoon. 80s and 90s. some of the warmest place, livermore, 93 degrees. if you live there already think about the pool or the beach. if you're headed toward the coastline, be warm there as well. a look outside, you can see every vantage point earlier in the program we were talking about how warm it was in t

in the meantime, secretary of state john kerry is meeting with congressional members today and tomorrowging them to not rush to judgment on an iran deal until it is finally completed. that is the position at goodbye maine senator angus king. >> i have reservations on whether some of my colleagues will be able to do this in a responsible way or whether it is certainly of bludgeon to the president no matter what. i don't buy that. if that is the way it is going to be handled, i am out. emily: in the meantime, there is growing speculation that talks will extend past the june 30 deadline for an agreement as iranian and u.s. officials spar over the framework agreement details. more signs of a slowdown in china's economy. chinese exports fell 15% in march to the lowest levels in nearly a year. the last mark shows export numbers that increasing speculation of chinese government to launch more stimulus programs to boost the economy. jordan spieth record-tying they treat in the masters was a ratings winner for cbs. ratings were up 23% for sunday's final round of fall the 21-year-old tied tiger w

in the meantime u saudi arabia accuses iran of delivering weapons to the houthis to destabilize the region. but for tehran, the ships are part of an anti-piracy campaign and diplomacy is the only way through yemen's crisis. >> there is no doubt that yemen could not be governed by one political faction. they should stand together to form a government of national unity. >> airstrikes have now entered a third week. it's aim according to saudi army officers is to destroy middle capabilities of the houthis and their allyies. >> army commanders and units loyal to former president saleh have told us they decided to join the legitimate government. they're based in the province and the coalition welcomes their decision. >> the saudis are hoping for massive action within the army to isolate former president saleh who remains powerful in yemen. the board crossing with saudi arabia, there are still people trying to escape. >> the situation is getting worse. there is already the company advice. >> international aid agencies are concerned about yemen's deteriorating humanitarian situation. the first boa

in the meantime jeb bush aligning himself with president obama. the potential candidate pushing people to adopt the president's stance on amnesty for illegal immigrants and the confirmation of lynch were attorney general. we will discuss how about could affect bush's chances for a run in the white house. and a sea of red we will tell you what is behind today's market selloff. we begin with president obama's foreign policy decision or lack thereof. italy's prime minister today at an event where the president said he refused to rule out that all sink sanctions could end immediately in a final nuclear deal. ed henry has our report. >> president obama said he did not want to interfere with john kerry's negotiation, a signal that he is open to letting them get immediate sanctions relieved just days after the supreme leader tran-eight said that was one of two key conditions to get a final deal by the end of june. >> part of this job is to sometimes find formulas they get to the main concerns while allowing for the other side to make a presentation to the