we can be a force for good. >> senator tim scott, thank you very much. >> yes, ma'am, good to be withou. >> woodruff: now, the view from the neighborhood where freddy gray lived. pbs newshour special correspondent jackie judd has spent the last few days trying to understand why gray's death has sparked so much rage. >> reporter: baltimore often lives up to its nickname of charm city. but after a week of peaceful protests, baltimore is now showing itself to be an angry and volatile city. >> baltimore, we don't have a good relationship with the police. they whip our ass every day. this is nothing new to baltimore. >> reporter: freddie gray's videotaped arrest april 12, and his death a week later from a severe spinal cord injury, has exposed a crisis long in the making. the city's police commissioner anthony batts acknowledged that broken relationship in a remarkably candid interview. >> where we thought we were doing god's work, where we're going out trying to make the community safer, we've made mass arrests. we've locked people up, we've taken people to jail in numbers and we've oblit

on twitter, senator tim scott said after watching the video, the senseless shooting and taking of walter scott's life was absolutely unnecessary and avoidable. my heart aches for the family and our north charleston community. i will be watching this case closely pirchlts new this were monthing u.s. officials investigating a breach of white house computers by russian hackers. u.s. officials briefed on the investigation say the white house hack goes back to that damaging intrusion into the state department computers we've been telling you about since last year. justice reporter evan perez picks up the story from washington. >> reporter: john christine, russian hackers in recent months broke into sensitive parts of the white house e-mail system. they even conceived parts of the president's schedule not disclosed to the public in realtime. the hackers are believed to be working for the russian government. and according to u.s. officials, they pulled off one of the most serious cyber breaches of u.s. government agencies. this breach is one reason why u.s. intelligence officials recently incre

republican tim scott is responding to a deadly police shooting in his home state of south carolina. an officer was charged with murder after cell phone video showed him shooting man in the back who was running away. >>> to decision 2016 now and word that three more republicans could be throwing their hat into the ring into the presidential race. wall street journal reports that carli fiorina will launch her presidential bid on may 4th. ben carson will declare his candidacy that same day and former arkansas governor mike huckabee will make his campaign official the day after. hillary clinton is the only democrat who is running. >>> there are new developments tonight in the criminal case against new jersey's senior u.s. senator. defense lawyers told a judge may may want senator bob menendez corruption trial moved out of the state. in exchange for political favors. in court today his defense said it's considering filing a motion to have the upcoming trial moved to florida where the investigation began. in the meantime the judge at today's hearing pushed back the start of the trial from

alison: thanks, tim. scott: coming up, a futuristic game of beer pong. alison: nearly $3 million to the family of an unarmed man shot by fairfax county police. that is the top trending story on wjla.com. the department of justice will investigate the death of a man in baltimore police custody. and steve's forecast for the wii, all on wjla.com. scott: a canadian man invented this high tech, interactive beer pong table, complete with a touch -sensitive table. it also includes a ball washer. for sale online, it is $1800. the inventor is also making do-it-yourself kits to allow you to add lights and led's to your table. alison: if you have a lot of free time. scott: or room. alison: alison: so a little bit of a cool week. steve: grab the umbrella. you will not needed in the morning, but midday, 60% chance of showers, thunderstorms. nothing severe. thursday, upper 50's, but it will feel cooler. 60 friday. over the weekend, a few showers. eileen whelan is in bright and early. alison: thank you very much. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about th

. >> reporter: south carolina senator tim scott says the shooting was senseless, absolutely unless andable. he is promising to watch the case closely. >>> the shooting is once again highlighted racial tensions in the u.s. the town of ferguson in missouri saw weeks of violent protests after a black teenager was shot dead by a white police officer last summer. on tuesday the city voted in two new black city council members. rob reynolds reports. >> reporter: rain and hail kept people away from the polls for part of the day, and turnout was light in the election. many voters like kathy glenn were hoping it would end months of turmoil. >> we have had our bad and seen our bad, and now it's time to change that for everyone and make this a community that we all want. >> reporter: it was the first local election since the killing of michael brown by a white ferguson policeman last august. the shooting touched off racially charged unrest and left this city of 21,000 people scarred physically emotionally, and ready for change. >> i want to see new people with new faces, and see if we can't go fo

. >> south carolina senator tim scott says the shooting was senseless, unnecessary and avoidable and promises to watch the case closely >>> south carolina shooting is the latest flash twoint between police and african-americans in the u.s. the shooting of michael brown in ferguson last august brought racism to light. ferguson just had its first city elections since brown's death and voters shows two black candidates for the council. rob reynolds has more. >> reporter: torrential rain kept people away from the poles at stam tiges, and turn out was light. many hoped that voting would end months of turmoil. >> we've had our bad, we have seen our bad, it's time to change that for everyone and make it a community we really want. >> it was the first local election since the killing of unarmed black teenager michael brown in august by a white police officers. is set up racially charged unrest and set 21,000 scarred physically and emotionally and ready for change. >> i want to see now people and now faces and see if we can go forward. >> there were three open council seats, two won by fern c

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. >> south carolina senator tim scott said the shooting was senseless, absolutely unnecessary and avoidable. he promises to watch the case closely. >> still ahead on al jazeera pakistan develops its own remote controlled aircraft, despite strong criticism of u.s. drone strikes on its soil. >> in poland, nervousness over the ukraine conflict has prompted a big increase in membership of paramilitary groups. >> the new al jazeera america primetime. get the real news you've been looking for. at 7:00, a thorough wrapup of the day's events. then at 8:00, john seigenthaler digs deeper into the stories of the day. and at 9:00, get a global perspective on the news. weeknights, on al jazeera america . >> hello again you're watching al jazeera. the u.s. says it is speeding up weapons deliveries to a saudi-led coalition bombing houthi rebels in yemen. there is a concern in the rising death toll. >> an afghan soldier has been killed in a fight between afghan and nato force in jalalabad. the regional police chief said the incident happened outside the governor's compound. the reason for the fight is uncl

south carolina senator tim scott is requesting those hearings. he says cameras would better protect officers and the people they serve. senator lindsey graham leads one of the committees that would host the hearings. he says it's a great idea, but so far nothing has been scheduled. >>> and a grand jury is going to decide if a fairfax county police officer will face charges for shooting and killing an unarmed man. officer adam torres shot john geer in 2013. during a standoff. others say he had his hands up. sussex county just agreed to pay $3 million to settle a wrongful death suit. the commonwealth there says he hopes the grand jury will reach a decision by tend of the summer. >>> in virginia a foster father has been locked up accused of killing his 1-year-old foster son. investigators say ka'ron mason suffered burns to his face his torso, and his neck all of this back in january. sheriff's deputies believe that david marcussen bathed ka'ron in scalding hot water. the boy died a month later. marcussen and his wife had been taking care of the chil

tim scott and apple are doing business in saudi arabia and you gone the and other countries where theyis the discussion of this utter hypocrisy? stuart: what do you make of the following statement? the right has no problem with gays the left does have a problem with religion. >> no question about it. nobody is saying on a right that of a gay couple wants to have a wedding good they can't have a wedding if they want someone to make a mechanic the person can't make him a cake but what they are saying is if your religious beliefs make it impossible for you to do that you have a right to honor your religious beliefs and there is nobody nobody on the other side defending people of faith. stuart: how do you see democrats at the moment? >> you're hearing it from me, just wait it is going to happen very soon where they are going to come after catholic priests and ministers in their pulpits for statements. stuart: i think you are right. i think they will go after the catholic church on the grounds that the catholic church gets tax benefits from the government and therefore should treat all peop

. >> south carolina senator tim scott said the shooting was senseless, absolutely unnecessary and avoidable. he propses to watch the case closely. >> the south carolina shooting is the latest flash point between police and african-americans in the u.s. the shooting of michael brown in ferguson last august shined a light on racial tensions. ferguson just had its first city election since brown's death and two black candidates were chosen for council. >> torrential rain and pounding hail kept people away from the polls for part of the day and turnout was light in ferguson's city council election. many voters like cathy glenn were hoping the vote wouldent months of turmoil. >> we've had our bad and seen our bad and now it's time to change that for everyone and make it the community that we all really want. >> it was the first local election since the killing of unarmed black teenager michael brown by a without ferguson policeman last august, setting off racial unrest and leaving the city scarred physically and emotionally and ready for change. >> with he want to see new people new faces and se

republican tim scott is responding to a deadly police shooting in his home state of south carolina.fficer faces murder charges after cell phone video shows him shooting a man in the back while running away. >>> and no officer in the camden county polices for has fired a shot from their weapon when responding to a report involving a person with a gun. now, that includes 4,000 incidents. again no officer has discharged his weapon in two years in an incident involving a person with a gun. the police chief praised the force for its professionalism and high level of restraint. >>> the time is 6:46 happening today, the senate is expected to take up the nomination of loretta lynch for attorney general and the final vote could come later today. the senate put it on hold for nearly five months until a human trafficking bill passed yesterday. >>> 6:47 now, decision 2016 there's word this morning that three more republicans could be entering the race for president. "the wall street journal" reports carly fiorina and ben carson will launch their white house campaigns may 4th. fiorina is the for

south carolina's senator tim scott is requesting those hearings and he says cameras would better protecters and the people they serve. senator lindsey graham leads one of the hearings that would host the hearings. he said they're a great idea but so far nothing has been scheduled. >>> today a judge in alexandria will make a decision on several potential changes in charles severance's murder case. he is charged with killing three people over the pace is is of ten years. the lawyers have asked the judge to separate the cases and asked them to dismiss it entirely. both prosecutors and defense lawyers asked the judge to ban cameras from the courtroom. >>> 6:47. the secret service is facing new criticism over the alarm system it failed to fix. the department of homeland security released a new report this morning that says the agency failed to fix an alarm system at former president bush's house in houston. the agency did not replace it for 13 months. homeland security plans to release more reports about other questions about the secret service including when a plan flew a gyrocopter on to th

. >>> republican south carolina senator tim scott has just tweeted minutes ago, after watching the video of the senseless shooting and taking of walter scott's life was absolutely unnecessary and unavoidable. my heart aches for the family and our north carolina charleston community. i will be watching this case closely. >>> we'll have more on this after a break. it occurred to mindy she might actually be invisible. ♪♪ but mindy was actually not invisible. ooh, what are you doing? can you see me? she had just always been treated that way. yeah. you don't have to look at me like that. there are worst things than an attractive woman touching your body. i'll go. join the nation that sees you as a priority. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ >>> it is not reflective of this -- the entire police department and the city of north charleston. the one does not totally throw a blanket across, and i think that's true in life. so it is a tragic event. >> that was north charleston police chief eddie drigers. joining us now is mark claxton, director of the black law enforcement alliance. mark this is one o

south carolina senator tim scott is also reacting to the shooting in his home state, and we tweeted this. after watching the video, the senseless shooting and taking of walter scott's life was absolutely unnecessary and avoidable. my heart aches for the family and the north charleston community. ly be watching this case closely. >>> we turn now to another story in this country. it's been called one of the most so fephisticated cyber attacks r launched against the united states government. hackers working for russia broke into white house computer networks and as cnn's evan perez reports, they exposed sensitive information. >> reporter: russian hackers broke into sensitive parts of the white house e-mail system. they could even see parts of the president's schedule not disclosed to the public in realtime. they are believed to be working for the russian government and according to u.s. officials they pulled off one of the most serious cyber breaches of u.s. government agencies. this breach is one reason why u.s. intelligence officials recently increased warnings about the cyber threat from

south carolina senator tim scott called for the hearings saying these cameras would provide, quote, increased protection for both law enforcement officers and those they serve. this comes as more and more police officers are being accused of excessive force. >>> 6:36. we congratulate brad engborg. he says he should be the fan of the day -- [ inaudible ] >> you win two tickets to see the dave matthews band. if you want to follow his lead, head to our facebook page and fill out the form. >> it's chilly out here. i have the jacket on but maybe i wish i had agent bit after heavier coat on -- had a little bit of a heavier coat o. we're down to 36 degrees in frederick and win chest. 46 in downtown washington. -- winchester. 46 in downtown washington and 42 at andrews. temperatures are not going to warm up rapidly. we'll talk about more chilly temperatures and the potential for frost >>> welcome back. it's coming up on 6:40. we have a good amount of sunshine to start the day. we're going to take a look at day planner heading into the afternoon and evening hours. cloud cover will build back in. there

senator tim scott said he will be monitoring the situation very closely.ry strong words. so i would take it that south carolina is serious about getting to the bottom of this marc. >> they're serious at getting to the bottom of this but this again, is low hanging fruit. i can't applaud -- i'm glad they're doing the right thing. we have such a low legal and moral ethical bar in the nation if we're sitting around applauding people for arresting an officer who was caught on tape murdering somebody and we're saying oh, we'll probably get a victory -- guilty verdict here. the fact that we need a videotape, literally a smoking gun on tape to get a guilty verdict also says something about how low our bar is and unpersuasive and unimportant black witnesses are when these things happen. because a black witness says this happens every day. black witness says -- not that people get murdered but people act inappropriately. we need tape to prove it that's a problem for consult we need tape in order to prove it. so the bigger picture is not what they do in this individu

. >> some of the state's top lawmakers, including governor nicki haley and tim scott denouncing the shooting and an emotional police chief calling the day tragic and opening up about the personal impact of this incident. >> we know i think that all of these police officers on this force, men and women, are my -- like my children so you tell me how a father would react to seeing his child do something. i'll let you answer that yourself. >> and as a grieving family struggles for answers, the brother of the victim walter scott, says the release of the video at least offers some insight into what actually went down. >> from the beginning when it happened the first day all we've wanted was the truth and i think through the process we've received the truth. we can't get my brother back and my family is in deep mourning for that but through the process of justice has been served. >> sometimes pictures don't tell the whole story, but most say in this case they certainly do. richard wineblad is a former police chief and police academy director. he's a dean at the ivy tech college in indianapolis. goo

senator tim scott tweeting about this. er watching the video, and the senseless shooting and taking of walt erer scott's life, it is utterly avoidable, and my heart is aching and i will be watching this case closely. >> what do you see of this? >> because of the racial disparity of a white cop shooting a black individual tha they will look at it, and they well should, and this is another opportunity for ferguson-like event, and if we handle it better this time and obviously looks like the police department is is, then maybe we are learning some lessons along the way, because we have to look at the case, and as charles said, what can we learn from this, and my concern and the reason that i do think that small maneuvers like the body cameras are much better, because these are societal and as charles said cultural problems that will take decades to fix but if we have something that helps to feature it, and body cameras are a good way to start, then we can hold people responsible with when they act inappropriate and biased ways

republican senator tim scott of south carolina told cnn earlier today that body cameras would have explained exactly in his words what happened to freddie gray and he's pushing for some of that and hoping to have congressional hearings on the use of police body cameras. >>> ahead for us "at this hour," we'll head back to baltimore. did police get it right last night? what did they do. we'll take a look at the effectiveness of their tactics. what's different and what they need to do today to keep the peace. [meow mix jingle slowly andright on cue.ks.] [cat meows] [laughs] ♪meow, meow, meow, meow... ♪meow, meow, meow, meow... it's more than just a meal, it's meow mix mealtime. with 100% complete and balanced nutrition, and the taste, textures and variety cats love, it's the only one cats ask for by name. >> i'm joined by tom fuentes and donna sanders. this is a picture that inspired hope in baltimore. a small boy giving police officers bottles of water on the streets. this is what's needed in the city. i'm joined by these two extraordinary people right now. we saw protesters face to face with

we heard from tim scott, lindsey graham came out strong.ernor nikki haley, across the board condemnation against it. if you read the laws they talk about the use of force on a fleeing suspect. i'm not a lawyer but my reading of the law shows no defense for what happened. >> let me say, willie you are right, this is an absolutely tragic video. mike barnicle we had in realtime video of garner being choked to death on staten island. i'm not saying you did say this i don't want to associate anybody else with my remarks. the day after, we said that guy was murdered. he was killed, he was murdered. that seemed to be straight forward and there was foot dragging. there hasn't been here. and an acquittal. >> the garner thing and what happened in south carolina are different despite the videos in both. they are different. you cannot ignore the fact that this is a homicide caught on tape, a homicide. the depressing thing about this is not only the way this fellow was murdered by a police officer, i mean the shot grouping pistol range stance the cop wa

senator tim scott had to say on twitter.er watching the video comment the senseless shooting and taking of #walter a scott's life. ray is a police officer in atlanta georgia. what do you think? caller: one of the big things about it is as police officers we do need some type of video camera. it gives us an opportunity to make a clear, decisive choice of what exactly we are doing when it comes to enforcing the general public. a lot of things that we do our capabilities as an officer. some officers have not dealt with in the food -- a multitude of people. they generally go as force -- to force as a means to handle the situation. from my perspective, i think if i'm camera deftly benefit officers as well as the general public. host: you are ok with the general public getting their cell phone out and recording what they see happening between police officers in the community? caller: absolutely. as officers, we should be held to a higher standard. as police officers, we hold the general public to a certain standard and we should b

tim scott and congressman jim clyburn and mark sanford were among those in attendance. and former new york city police commissioner ray kelly, a former opponent of police body cameras says the video of scott's death has changed his mind on the issue. >> we have to assume that this officer would not act the way he did if in fact he had a body camera that was recording. you have to use -- so i think it is a game changer and what you will see is a movement now by many more police departments to go to cameras. there are issues with it, there are problems with it but this trumps all of those problems. >> so good for him. you've been saying this all along. >> the key is the only cops that are hurt by bed cameras are bad cops. the only cops. it protects the citizens it protects the good cops it's just the bad cops that won't like it. >> and i understand there are issue, but he's right, it trumps everything and politicians ought to look at how he did that. it's not that hard to evolve on an issue. hillary clinton, rand paul you didn't have to get defensive. if you are evolving o

scott: all right. all eyes on the hard court tonight, right? tim: absolutely.s playoff tuesday in the d.m.v. here we go baby. the wifrs have a huge opportunity tonight and it's going to be interesting to see how this club has matured since last season's playoff run. now, if the wizards can beat the raptors in toronto tonight and sweep the first two games on the road, it will be like what they did to chicago last spring and it will certainly put them in the driver's seat in this series. but it will be physical. wall and beal have to shoot better because they sure struggled in game one. >> i think it was just our nerves. i think we had to get the jitters out a little bit and that's kind of expected and we got off to a slow start. we had good pace to the game. it's a matter of us knocking down shots and making some. tim: gremlins. more playoffs with the caps going against the islanders at nassau coliseum and make no mistake about it the capitals are on thin ice. if washington loses tonight, it will be almost impossible to come back from a 3-1 deficit to the isles.

scott: talking a little soccer out there. tim: no question. scott: room to be happy if you're a d.c. sports fan on all fronts out there. tim: organic grass where they play. what a night in washington last night. the caps were in a must win situation. the wizards were trying to sweep the raptors in toronto. nats facing their old them i says and all three games were great theater. there's no time to celebrate and certainly no time for complacency. the capitals were back on home ice this afternoon, 12 hours after doing their part in what they call the d.c. trifecta. >> win all three wins is pretty cool. i think they had the trifecta. so it's pretty nice. i think good thing we can help on that one. tim: nicklas backstrom's overtime goal evened the series at two with game five set for tomorrow night at verizon center. >> our fans are going to be real excited for the game tomorrow night. but any time you have an overtime win you know, the atmosphere in the dressing room here is great. you know guys come in big smiles on their face. they're happy. tim

corey booker tim scott, never sat for a conversation together. i'm doing them together.bs program a week from now. >> host: tavis smiley for the last three hours. here are his books very quickly... thank you, peter. appreciate it. to freedom. ". >> host: arthur brooks, where did the phrase "gross national happiness" come from? [laughter] >> guest: the phrase comes from the government of bhutan, i should say the king of bhutan about 30 years ago realized that a process of development of economic development, was great. it would pull millions of people out of poverty. people wouldn't starve to death, but it wasn't enough for human flourishing. so instead of counting narrowly the amount of money people had per capita, he had the idea of trying to measure the amount of happiness. he started an index called gross national happiness. that's where the expression comes from. >> host: and what did he find? >> guest: he found that a lot of the traditional measures of economic growth were, as i said, great and kind of a predeterminant for living a good life, but they weren't suffic

the sheriff of charleston county is here as well as senator tim scott, congressman mark sanford and congressman clyburn. i spoke to a couple of of the mourners here and they had interesting things to say. one of them was, this all could have been avoided if the shooting hadn't happened. another person mentioned e it's actually not a loss because the world got to see what happened for the first time with their own eyes. we spoke to his next-door neighbor carla justice, here's what she had to say. >> it is just horrible. i can't even find the words to describe it. >> reporter: walter scott will be laid to rest this afternoon. tomorrow there's another church service where we'll hear from the mayor and the police chief. alex? >> very difficult day indeed. thank you very much, adam. >>> hillary clinton might finally be able to put rumors about a presidential bid to rest tomorrow when she's expected to announce that she is definitely jumping into the 2016 race. she'll likely make that announcement through social media and then travel to iowa on tuesday. msnbc political reporter alex seitzwald has mor

the freshman senator from south carolina, tim scott tweeted out this morning. us shooting and taking of walter scott's life was absolutely unnecessary and unavoidable. my heart aches for the family and our nort charleston community. i will be watching this case close closely. people will make comparisons between this and ferguson. >> this is not ferguson. there there was a bona fide fight over the officer's gun and the officer won the fight. this is two disfferent cases. this is a victim running away from the police. this is what some people said ferguson was. >> how rare is this for a cop to be arrested right away? >> unheard of. it's unheard of for the cop not to get bail. maybe there's more here than meets the eye. >> sure. >> thanks for coming. >> you're welcome. >>> there is other news. for that we turn to heather. >>> breaking news story i want to bring you. americans targeted once again. an afghan soldier opens fire on american troops in afghanistan. just a short time ago. u.s. troops firing back at the soldier killing him. but not before he injured three

senator tim scott grew up in charleston north carolina where scott was killed and he is pressing on bodyt joins us now. good morning, senator. >> thank you for having me alisyn. >> if you had six officers with six different police cameras and angles we would know exactly what happened as much as possible. i think what happens is we should always have as much evidence from the scene as possible and body cameras provides us opportunity to gather that information real time end of story, to use it in criminal investigations and i think today we would have a different outcome. what we have seen from studies in body cameras, a 60% drop in the use of force. i believe body cameras will help keep more people alive and will help to restore confidence that communities have in law enforcement officers. >> is it so interesting, because at first flush you would think that body cameras might serve to hamstring the police somehow, they would have to check their own level of aggression and so you can imagine why it would curtail excessive force, but what you are saying it actually also curtains complaint

host: tim scott weighing in on the situation, called for body cameras.e believes that will help the situation and not lead to what we have seen across the country and more recently in baltimore. i want to read you mr. lancey williams piece in "usa today your cap he writes the -- "usa today." he writes the opposing opinion. that is his piece in usa today. catherine in new hampshire, independent. what do you think? caller: good morning. i have an idea, and it may be good, maybe not. i recall around the 1950's, maybe the late 1940's, the 1960's, is a young adult committed theft or destruction of property they would be given a choice of either join the u.s. military or be arrested and have a criminal record and go to jail. and this option could be given to those who have committed theft and destruction in the baltimore riots. and it could be used throughout the country. in the military, these young people would learn discipline and maybe have a chance of getting a ged or learn work skills and have pride in being a respected member of society. and i thank you

scott: more this weekend. tim: absolutely. absolutely. this could build to a crescendo. how about three titles? scott: i like the way you're thinking. tim: optimism. alison: you have to be positive. see you soon, tim. thank you. coming up here on abc 7 not -- news at 4:00 it's no surprise that taxpayers look forward to their refunds. "7 on your side" to explain why. >> it was scary. our patio furniture flew off the balcony. scott: it was the cruise that couldn't end soon enough. what passengers are now saying about enduring a rough storm at sea. reporter: all the speed cameras in d.c. are not bringing in the bucks like they used to. so the city is putting more of them out there on the street. i'm stephen tschida. alison: new video in the sentencing phase of the boston bombing trial. jurors will determine whether tsarnaev receives the death penalty or life without parole. 2500 cruise ship passengers back on dry land tonight after living a nightmare for two days. the carnival spirit was caught in open waters during that violent storm off the coast of australia. the boat was

my thanks to tim draper and andrew tang from draper university and the venture investing world. i'm scottcgrew. thank you for making us part of your sunday morning. an trujillo: hello, and welcome to comunidad del valle. i'm damian trujillo, and today the youth mariachi is playing with mariachi vargas in their upcoming concert here in san jose, plus also the ballet folklorico of logan high school. this is your comunidad del valle. [music] male announcer: nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle" with damian trujillo. damian: and it's time to give. we do begin today with the community foundation of silicon valley and their program "silicon valley gives." it happens to fall in sync with cinco de mayo it's where you all get a chance to dig in and to help your local charity. with me are the folks from the silicon valley community foundation. with me are manuel santamaria and mari ellen reynolds. pronounce your other last name for me. mari ellen reynolds: loijens. damian: see, i don't want to mispronounce it. thank you so much for being here on the show. now, tell us about the silicon valley

attorney general, they have actually filed a suit and it was inspired largely by linds a graham and tim scott to enforce the law. the law needs to be enforced and beneficial to the people of our state and beneficial to our region toll south carolina and georgia and beneficial to the american people. and i want to thank you for your leadership on this issue. and i just know if the american people understand how positive it is, the energy that is being produced because of this and the potential for jobs, not just in our region, but across the united states. i yield my time. . mr. dold: i thank the gentleman for his time and insight. certainly you know, living close to the water there on the savannah river, very close to what my particular issue is with spent nuclear fuel being just a few hundred feet away from the greatest fresh surface water we have in the world, 95% of the world's fresh surface water is in the great lakes and certainly storing that nuclear fuel so close i think is not only an environmental risk, it's a terrorist risk but it's jeopardizing where 30 million americans get their

but any advice to scott mcclewan, i wouldn't draft me. tim: what's the name of that movie? weekend jump. hey, it's great. what a night coming up. this is going to be fun. the redskins are hoping that they get 10 picks maybe in the first round. maybe look for a little wheeling and dealing. alison: ok. tim: more on this coming up later. alison: robert will be jumping. leon: working on. it all right. coming up next on abc 7 news at 4:00 the story behind this unbelievable video showing a gas station pump engulfed in flames and just wait until you hear why police say this woman set the fire. alison: hope amid the rubble in nepal. more of the amazing survival stories after a devastating earthquake. leon: find out why the penalty trial for the boston bomber was suspended today. alison: be sure to sign up to receive those text alerts about the weather, traffic, breaking news just go to wjla.com/text and enter your cell phone number. abc 7 news at leon: we have breaking news coming in from prince george's county where a man was arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a nun. polic

rand paul equals cook and scott walker extreme. tim about to sign a one-year contract with the nfc team. >> tebow continues to -- has tim tebow's nfl career been resurrected? >> i'm excited, let's do this. >> once tebow mania swept the nation. his signature move known as tebowing so popular he had a trademark. >> getting on a knee and praying is a very special deal for me. >> the combination of faith and football became fodder for late night tv. >> i jesus christ many the reason you won last six football galz. >> i knew it. >> tim tebow to jesus christ. >> the star quickly faded by the gridiron dumped by the broncos in 2011 he was traded to the jets where he played one season ending up a football analyst. >> we welcome our newest college football analyst, tim tebow. now there are reports he's headed back to the nfl. >> say what you will about tim tebow he's never lost his desire to play the game and always has said he wants to be an nfl quarterback. you have to give tim tebow credit for his work ethic that never goes away. >> tebow's f

scott mcgrew, i think most people might guess tim cook from apple or maybe someone from wall street like the head of goldman sachs. >> all good guesses, they would all be wrong. bloomberg totaled up all the salary and benefits and stock options and the best paid guy is nick woodman of santa cruz, the gopro guy. he got $284 million worth of stock as part of his pay last year. now, presumably that's a one-time thick but he's still the best paid ceo in america. gopro reports profits this afternoon. it's been a very volatile stock even as gopro has become a household name. one concern is at its fundamentally just a camera and anyone can build a camera. >>> twitter also opened its books. apple did so monday. blew investors away. stocks coming off the highs monday after setting new records on the nasdaq and the s&p 500. the fed meets today. at this point we have talked so much about the fed and interest rates for so long i'm just going to say blah, blah, blah fed, blah, blah interest rates and you will totally know what i mean. do you remember tesla's website was hacked over the weekend as wel

. >> scott mcgrew, nick woodman of gopro better paid than tim cook of apple. >> astonishing. in the past year, yeah. bloomberg total i'd all up found out after he got more than $200 million in company shares he was the best compensated ceo in the year 2014. we bring this up as we wait for gopro to announce its quarterly profits this afternoon. let's see if woodman earned his pay. as for tim cook he had a blowout quarter. apple reporting it sold more than 61 million iphones in the last three months. mostly in china. it alsost booed its stock buyback and increased dividend. apple doing okay this morning on the nyse. these are our neighbors from ver phone just down the street in san jose. ringing the nyse. the fed is meeting today as well. sam and laura, a few moments ago kay shiller had san francisco home prices up 2% in the last month measured. that's the biggest jump of all the city's tracked 9.8% for the past year. i think we can safely call that an even 10%. >> get yourself a little fixer upper. >> yeah. >> oh, hello! >> housing prices have gone up that much. we need to do

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tim draper joins us this morning to talk tech the next time investment and even california's water crisis as well as a look inside his eponymous draper university. this week on "press:here." >>> good morning everyone i'm scottdraper is a bit of a

tim cook announced it. the apple watch is close to reaching stores. it's the firth product line since the ipad. preordering will begin friday. it's leased april 24th. but scottood morning. >> tell us all about it. >> not even knows specifically what this is. what it really is a hybrid between a super type of an ipod. you know when we used to have ipods to listen to music, it's like that with the ability to act with sim bee yachtic connection to your phone. and the third part is fitness. it's a fitness tracker to compete with the best fitness trackers out there. >> what is the best feature? >> i think it's a tossup between -- i'm going to get messages tall time to show this off. the fitness app is nicely done. i think it's the best on the smart watch. i think the fact that this gets easy to use message responses. it's got great disdickation capabilities and you can respond to phone calls. the design is nice the watch faces are fun. the question is do you need all of that in addition to a phone. >> mm-hmm. >> how close does it have to be to your smartphone? >> it actually uses bluetooth so it's about 30 feet but it cleverly uses wi-fi as well, something you do