we go to mike tobin. it looks like tear gas canisters have been fired, mike. >> reporter: this isn't tear gas. you hear that? that's not tear gas. that's just a smoke grenade or i wouldn't be able to stand here is and talk to you. a lot of the stuff and the effect it's created now is you can't see the line of officers and their tactical gear. it's also effectively moved a lot of the crowd back. i can show you here off in that direction. here's a lot of the demonstrators demonstrators. they have backed off the main section of the street. now you can see where the officers are and all the tactical gear. they have managed to move up the street a little bit. there's another one of the smoke grenades that came out. look at all the people who move and one guy trying to kick it back. kid came up and tried to kick it back in the direction of the officers. one more trying it as well. there's a bunch of stuff now, i think it's more of the flash bang grenades. >> is that being fired by the police department? >> repo

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mike tobin is on the ground here. as we're watching all of this i want to bring in former new york city mayor rudy giuliani who is just literally shaking his head. a little lightweight bottle throwing no big deal going on. more importantly, i want to go back to yesterday. i have known you, and i watched you take control of new york city. and when you took control of the city you had a rule. it was one bottle is thrown one rocket's thrown those people are arrested immediately. yesterday, what we saw in baltimore was the exact opposite. police in retreat. they kept backing up and backing up. empowering those people who were attacking them. >> i don't understand how 20 years later, 15 years later, we're still making the same mistakes. i took over new york city after there had been two riots, four days each, in the last four years. including crown heights, where jewish people were killed. a jewish boy was killed and other jewish people were beaten up. i vowed there were not going to be any more riots as mayor. the biggest

. >> mike tobin from fox news channel right there. >> mike tobin from fox.ne is throwing stuff at him. >> this happened to our reporters there as well. there was aggressiveness toward our reporters as well. bunch of reporters actually. a lot of the people there unhappy to have this on the media of course. want we're looking at here again it's 25 minutes into a curfew that was -- an emergency curfew mandated by the mayor of baltimore. it should last for about a week, right? the reason the occur fee is in effect because they don't want this to happen. this is the exact thing they do not want to see happen again. so what we have going on here, baltimore police tweeted out that the emergency curfew is in effect. but the group at north avenue and pennsylvania avenue i believe iain that's what we're looking at is refuse to leave. police saying these guys you can see it they're hurling things back and forth. the smoke bombs we're seeing could be from police trying to disperse the crowd but we're not on the ground. we can't tell. we'll have to ask chris o'connell wh

mike tobin with an update live from chicago. mike?ee state employees in illinois are suing for the option of not paying union dues. mark janice is one of them. he opted out of union. but even nonunion members are being lobbied to pay fair share due. >> if they give us the autonomy to make decisions within our jobs why can't we make that same decisions about joining the union? >> the argument is that unions are political by their very nature. therefore, an employee cannot be forced to support political activity. the counterargument from the unions is that employees, like janus, result from unions and should be obligated to pay their fair share. >> those monies aren't used for politics. those fair share monies are only used for collecting bargaining and contract management. >> republican illinois governor bruce rauner has already taken by executive order and through the courts action on the fair share dues. he and the three state employees are hoping that this will work its way all the way up to the supreme court and set the precedent a

mike tobin has that story from iowa. good evening, mike. >> reporter: a first chance to woo in person the all-important iowa evan gelgelical votes. coming into iowa hot, freshman senator marco rubio will step foot in the hawkeye state for the first time since announcing his presidency. iowa presents the first test of whether he can handle the poll position. >> candidates are going to have to go out and talk about what they are for and people are going to see us in action and from it they will make a decision. >> reporter: the latest numbers give rubio a one-point lead over scott walker who showed up early, barnstorming through conservatives counties in northeast iowa. walker says he's not declaring anything until the state budget in wisconsin is complete. >> should we choose to get in i want you to know that we're going to be back here often and we would not -- we wouldn't want to be in a position that if we were to get in we wouldn't just be here for the caucus. we'd be here for the full haul. >> reporter: the faith and

lou: mike tobin from iowa.ana a high school usable performance ended with a huge accident last night, a stage at this high school claps during a concert inspired by pop stars from the 80s. as you see there are 16 students that were injured when the stage gave way. the police say about two dozen students were jumping up and down as you can see just before it collapsed, one student still in the hospital, everyone else has been treated and released mike pence is calling for an investigation and a group of swedish police officers vacationing in new york helped to avoid a potential tragedy this week and restore law and order, as you can see the scandinavian tourists were aboard a train when they had to break up a brawl, a vicious brawl aboard a newark city subway. onlookers claim it looks like a boy band that these guys were on their way to see a play when two men savagely attacked each other and the men were both arrested for assault when the nypd arrived. the police commissioner has reached out to the swedish cops

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. >> mike tobin live in chicago with more. what is going on? we've heard about this per percolating for the last couple years. >> we certainly have. first the evolution from the interest for people who wanted to join al shabaab now a lot more gravity toward isis. of particular interest out of this peer group is one member of the peer group who made it to syria. became a motivator for this particular group of young men. he left the united states in may of 2014 and never got on board his return flight in june of 2014. he left behind a beat-up volkswagen jetta. according to court documents, he has been communicating with limb. a confident informant says nor has been wooing the men with tales of those who were injured or died a martyr's death. because he ma i had itde it to syria last year and knows different routes and has different connects, he has become a de facto foreign fighter/recruiter for those in minnesota. as explained in the complaint he is in regular contact with his friends. he advises hem and he serves as a source of inspiration for

i can't see it through the smoke, sean. >> mike tobin is on the ground here. as we are watching this i want to bring in the former new york city mayor rudy guiliani who is literally shaking his head. a little light weight bottle throwing. no big deal. more importantly i want to go back to yesterday. i have known you and ouch whatted you take con -- and watched you take control of new york city. when you took control of new york city it was a rule. one bottle is thrown, one rock is thrown and those people are arrested immediately. yesterday what we saw in baltimore was the act opposite. -- the exact opposite. they were baring up and -- backing up and backing up and empowering the people stoping them. >> i don't understand how 20 years later 15 years later we are making the same mistakes. >> i took over new york city after two riots four days each in the last four years including crown heights where jewish people were killed, a jewish boy was killed and other jewish people beaten up. i vowed there would be no riots while i was mayor. you are not going to get to

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mike tobin's joining us now. what's all this about? all of this was about getting health care?> yeah. and franklin county sheriff says he thought someone was pranking him when he first got the call from this fugitive of 39 years. when he arrived at the home of 66-year-old clarence david moore, he found him partially paralyzed and unable to take care of himself. the sheriff says moore was crying at the time and said he was just exhausted from a life on the run. >> he was very emotional. and you know was, i think glad to get it all behind him. >> now neighbors in kentucky knew him as ronny dickerson, a frail little bearded guy who was kind but kept to himself. the woman he lived with didn't know his real identity. he is getting his health care by the the way. he was taken to the hospital before being taken to the franklin county jail and now has a jailhouse nurse looking in on him. he's due for extradition within 48 hours. >> how'd he get out in the first place? >> well he didn't get it right the first time. it took him a few tries. first busted now the '71, caught within a few h

the tobin stance! that is totally what it is!ds from the attorney of a man whose apparent beating by several california officers was all caught on tape. an investigation is now under way into this incident, what started as deputies were trying to serve an arrest warrant. the suspect fled, eventually stealing a horse leading the officers on a really wild pursuit. >> the chase ends with the suspect falling off the horse, kind of hiding but then spreading his arms and legs and laying on the ground. deputies deployed a taser, then appeared to kick and punch the suspect. stephanie elam has the story. what more are you learning? >> reporter: it is pretty phenomenal when you take a look at that video. but what they're saying here is that in this case, they went to go serve this arrest warrant because there was an identity theft issue they were going for in apple valley, which is pretty rural, this area of san bernardino. he took off in car. then he got out and fled on foot. then he stole someone's horse which makes it look like we're in

the tobin stance! that is totally what it is! >>> when i got to work as secretary of state, i opted for convenience to use my personal e-mail account, which was allowed by the state department, because i thought it would be easier to carry just one device for my work and for my personal e-mails instead of two. looking back, it would have been probably, you know, smarter to have used two devices. >> today, the associated press reported that hillary clinton did use at least two devices while she was secretary of state, if addition to her blackberry, hillary clinton also used an ipad to send some e-mails. a spokesman told the associated press that secretary clinton used her ipad primarily to read news clippings. here's hillary clinton in february discussing how she handles electronic communication before there was any controversy about it. >> so i want to ask the big question -- >> okay. >> iphone or android? >> iphone. [ applause ] okay, in full disclosure, and a blackberry. i have an ipad, a mini ipad, iphone and blackberry. >> ju

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[breathing deeply] the tobin stance. that is totally what it is. >> abc7 news starts right now with live breaking news. >> a santa clara county inmate who escaped from custody a month ago and has been on the run ever since is under arrest tonight in mississippi. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. suspected it child molester carter overpowered a deputy on march 6th. >> he took off and lead police on a manhunt through san jose. officers searched for hours and could not find him. we now know carter made his way to the southern part of mississippi. the sheriff's office offered -- will offer details on the arrest tomorrow morning. >>> to the weather. we saw heavy rain and hail today. here is a look at our exploratorium camera. while it is beginning to clear up, some neighborhoods are seeing heavy showers. abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with a look at live doppler 7hd. sandhya? >> as i told you earlier tonight keep the umbrellas handy. there are still some showers forming in the east bay. they moved

as fox news mike tobin tells us rescue crews are doing all they can to try to reach everyone. >> reporter: from eau missouri to michigan people across the midwest are dealing with aftermath of major storm is this system. flooding power outages downed trees in many areas as the storm continues to move east but the damage was greatest in chicago's far northwest suburbs. where it appears at least two tornadoes hit overnight. devastating two small towns and causing widespread damage in others. >> all i hear is rumbling and i didn't know what to think. final whole it was over, the house was gone. >> reporter: in rochelle illinois at least 30 homes damaged most beyond repair. the storm targeting both officials and civilians as it rolled through the center of town. >> we went to work and helped the other people that need the help and i got there this morning 5:00 o'clock to see that my house was gone. >> reporter: and here in fair dale the town virtually wiped off the map where the twister hit just about every building sustaining major damage. >> we went down the basement. 12 of us in the baseme

have more of a general comment i want to thank everyone commissioner chan's office i'm a commissioner tobin i'm confused so it is my experience that criminals like confusion and zoning never stopped it so i'm still a strong opponent of no cu p you might as be looking at foreign language i appreciate that you guys want more time i'm not for the cu p process in in no way, shape, or form but i like the interaction i wish all the interaction their macon honest effort to get those agreed upon so >> commissioner l. riley. >> yes. we're hearing again and again people need more time to look at the translation so when do you plan to move forward? the one piece that was left open was the amnesty program that is the language that was provided the majority of legislation is still the same as when we presented two weeks ago small business commission's we'll be moving forward with language it was supposed to be heard anothers land use commission only the amnesty program >> it could be tomorrow. >> we're introducing the substitute tomorrow but noting not heard at the land use commission until may 4. >> an

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the tobin stance! that is totally what it is!ter the mayhem erupted in baltimore, many are saying that that is what's happening here reminds them of the riots from the '60s. when you look at the two, yes, similar circumstances involving police officers someone's death, apparently at the hands of police and anger and frustration with the system. those same memories extend to los angeles 23 years ago today. it was april 29th 1992 when those four los angeles police officers were acquitted in the brutal beating of the late rodney king. that beating was caught on tape polarized the city and nation over issues of police brutality and racism. the reaction? for four days the city burned unraveled. fires, looting, mob violence. 53 people lost their lives. communities were absolutely devastated. the cost a billion dollars in damages. talk to some the names have changed, the injustices have not. here i am in baltimore. joining me from los angeles, the attorney for the late rodney king milton grimes. thank you so much for joining me today. >

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mike tobin, fox news. >>> well, coming up, steve paulson watching the weather in the midwest. he will be here with the weather and the bay area weekend forecast. >>> investigators now going over dramatic new video in the police shooting of an unarmed african-american man in south carolina. >>> plus a solemn ceremony honoring soldiers killed in a rampage at fort hood six years ago. why it took so long to honor their sacrifice. ♪ >>> welcome back, everybody. all 47 victims of the mass shooting at fort hood, texas have now received purple hearts. it was in november of 2009 that a gunman killed 13 people and wounded 34 others in a shooting rampage. the 47 victims were first denied medals because the shooting was classified as work- place violence. the defense department and congress later redefineled the shooting dash redefined the shooting as an act of terrorism. >>> new video has emerged of video of a white police officer shooting a black man. >> reporter: dashcam video show esthe first moments of the encounter between officer slager and walter scott. slager approaches scott's c

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the tobin stance! that is totally what it is! ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> we continue to follow es cue efforts off of the coast of libya. hundreds are missing. 28 survivors apparently, but 23 confirmed dead. the search continues. and now we'll look at what the conditions are in that area with derek, it is 20 after 11:00 there, and it's april, what is it like? >> it's still springtime in the mediterranean. we could get auld kinds of whether this time of year, it doesn't take much to get a area of low pressure moving across. there has not been any major storm system. this is the area in question. by the way it is about 300 kilometers from the tripoli coast to malta. but the journey they have taken covers roughly 200,000 square kilometers. similar to the u.s. state of washington. it can be very treacherous water this is time of year, and just to mention the fact that the water temperatures are between 15 and 17 degrees where the boat has apparently capsized. when we think about trying to survive in those types of water temperatures, there is a genera

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mike tobin is live in chicago. he faced some hurdles.oes rahm emanuel have the popularity to tackle the challenges in that city, mike? >> reporter: bill, you mentioned that he won the first-ever runoff in the city of chicago. the first-ever chicago mayor forced into runoff. rahm emanuel moves ahead looking $20 billion in unfunded pension liability and revenue stream of $3.5 billion. the violence on the south and west sides continues unabated. he has had showdowns with teachers unions already. more difficulties with unions loom on horizon with the republican governor in springfield picking fights. through the runoff campaign emanuel acknowledged he had problems just being likeable. >> but i understand the challenges we face will require me to approach them differently. and work in a different fashion. the only way to meet these challenges is to bridge the gap between the things that have divided us. >> reporter: pollster frank luntz for those who consider rahm to be presidential timber he will need more popularity with home base here in c

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mike tobin in chicago today. patti ann?face as tough sell on nuclear deal with iran as he tries to convince naysayers that the talks are on track. he also needs to address the question whether the deal hurts our closest middle east alley, israel. does all greek yogurt have to be thick? does it all have to be the same? not with new light and fluffy yoplait greek 100 whips! let's whip up the rules of greek! ♪ bill: if you do, apparently it will cost you. trying to steal a glimpse of actor george clooney in his luxury italian villa could earn a big fat fine. the mayor of a town in northern italy that gawkers and paparazzi will be charged 500 euros, about $550 if they get too close to the sprawling estate on the shores of lake como. how close? 100 meters. 300 feet of clooney or his wife or his entourage. apparently the mayor is putting the word out. they're hanging out in new york city. >> you're following them. bill: he is shooting a movie and she is teaching at columbia. >> don't you have the same rule, people are not allowed

the tobin stance! that is totally what it is!news" starts now. >>> good morning, i'm vai sikahema. just before 8:00. bill henley. >> vai looking good. sunny and warm yet, 67. we're going to see lots of sunshine today. the clouds will go higher. the clouds are thinning out. look at the dramatic change in the last half hour. center city will become nice and sunny. warmest from the 40s to the 60s. topping out in the 70s. 49 degrees in wilmington. trenton up to 45. 48 in south philadelphia. northeast philadelphia airport is 45 degrees. sunshine will be bright. 71 degrees at 3:00 this afternoon. >>> thank you, bill. let's get a check on traffic with katy zachry. >> hi, vai. a lot of volume on pennsylvania majors. 95 at girard avenue and behind me. while this is the southbound lane while it doesn't look like drivers are tapping their brakes, they are. take a look at this drive time between woodhaven and vine, 42 minutes. this is not the only place we are seeing significant delays. drive times on 76 95 and 476 especially. southbound, 43

the tobin stance! that is totally what it is!and back to one of our top stories the reaction in congress to president obama's nuclear framework deal with iran. senator mark kirk speaking for many of his colleagues today voicing i had concerns about the deal in the gop address. peter doocy joining us more with more on this story. peter? >> for a good chunk of the time that we've been talking to the iranians with five other world powers including russia, tehran and moscow have been working on a deal of their own for iran to buy ballistic missiles from russia. this afternoon we heard from an israeli intelligence official who is very alarmed by this under-the-table talking. >> it's fundamentally wrong. it's morally wrong to sell such sophisticated weapons to a country like iran that support terrorism and try to become a nuclear state. don't forget, this is the most dangerous fanatical regime in the entire world. >> but at the white house no sense of panic as president obama doesn't think things that iran is doing or saying away from

. >> michael tobin, executive director of the d.c. office of police complaints. thank you for joining us. >>> here is a look at what it next for the investigation. we look at the live pictures out of baltimore. the medical examiners office said it could take 90 address to release their report. it's not unusual. freddie gray's body is in his family's care. they are expected to have an independent autopsy performed. the funeral is set for monday, and the baltimore police investigation is expected to be in the hands of the state attorney's office within a week >>> up next on al jazeera america - the end of an era in washington d c. [ clapping ] >>> attorney general eric holder steps down. a look back at what he calls a golden age at the justice department. and later - days before the supreme court takes up the issue, protestors damage in washington demonstrate against same-sex marriages. marriages. >>> loretta lynch will be sworn into office as the nation's next attorney on monday. she'll met with local police officers nationwide in an effort to strike a new tone fo

also mike tobin is on the streets and has been reporting all night. mike do you have a similar situation where you are? >> yes. likely similar. i can tell you is that we looked back at state troopers and national guardsmen there. you can notice their relaxed posture. they seem to be in a pose they think the worst is over. what we saw some of them do you have a long line of officers in the gear and they sent about 3, 4 out ahead with lighter gear. some with a nonlethal weaponry. and pockets of kids are just encouraged to go. they shooed them on the way. they got the streets cleared. so knew you're looking at office yefrs on the back streets. you see kids out here. you see them they've taken up position here on the back streets. these areas are clear. so if you get the police officers, they're clearing them all over. hopefully, they won't start trouble later on tonight. >> we saw the start of the day, school started we saw this wonderful act today. with people cleaning up glass, cleaning up damage. taking it upon themselves to take their city back. >> i

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