troupe, in 1999, before he worked for the tax man, called extortion"egalized in a newspaper article. genie: how is the british prime minister coming out in all of this? saysr: "the guardian" questions in some of his dealing, including whether two 100,000 pounds gifts from his mother were the product evolved the product where of offshore investments. he may refine that he remains changed in the eyes of voters both in his dabbling with onshore investments and because for the best part of a week he carried on like a man with something to hide. it concludes it all creates an unsavory taste of self-serving cleanliness at the top. one candidate took aim at donald trump with a satirical fake front page. globe" ran a-- the front-page on saturday that appeared in one of its sections, but it purported, two days from 2017, when trump has been there for two years. the headline reads, "deportations to begin." other stories on the front page refer to u.s. soldiers' call for refusing orders to kill families. and a new labor law, which targets absolute scum in the press. and the small print, donald

as someone who used to be involved in a dance troupe, i was the smallest and youngerers member. this is what they do. they would have their arms on my shoulder, my head, they would throw me around on the stage. when you're the littlest one x this is what you do. >> if they do that, that forces other businesses to do similar things. >> total -- the left is grasping at straws here. just to think the worst they can about american business and culture. >> morgan, final thought. >> you know what really matters in the world? there's about 1.2 billion people who don't have daily access to electricity. almost 800 million people who don't have access to running water. that's what matter, not a stupid ad. >>> coming up, m when you think about success, what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [

nancy thompson started as a troupe leader for her own daughters and now helps to oversees over 400 girlsd the girl scouts thanked her for commitment with tea and dessert at the downingtown united methodist church. >>> well-dressed k-9s walking the red carpet in new jersey. and the festivities postponed today because of yesterday's snow, and their patience awarded with sunny skies combined with a lot of fun and plenty of style. fashion walk, vendor and happenings benefitted the camden county animal shelter. >>> and up next, jeff skversky with sports including information on the 76ers and the new team president. details ahead. it's easy to get more complete relief in a flash. how's that for picture perfect? well... "perfect" might be a slight exaggeration. swing by walgreens for flonase that helps block six allergic substances, not just one. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. katie mcginty knowshool, get the routine. by. her dad was a philly cop. mom worked in a restaurant. then, hard work opened doors. now it's not quite enough. but mcginty's working to change that, helping cr

the ballet troupe was in danger of going out of business. when prince heard about it, he gave them a quarter of a million dollars. one day i'm going to do a ballet dedicated to you. >> reporter: now robin never got to do the ballet for prince but she's planning an event. one of the many ways people are remembering the life and legacy of prince. michael george, news4 new york. >> great to see so much love from our area there. more more on prince's career and updates about the cause of his death, go to nbc new york.com, there you're also going to find the gallery of photos of prince throughout the years, the celebrity reaction and a list of his numerous achievements. >>> switching now, a postal worker says he plans to sue the nypd for millions of dollars not just for the beating he claims he suffered at the hands of two officers but for what he says were months of harassment from the police because he helped a cop killer find his way around brooklyn. >> reporter: six months ago today, the postal worker say police approached him and accused him

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the riders are raising money to help restore the battleship and help out a local boy scout troupe. >>philadelphia science festival continues we vents around the area. the festival is a nine-day celebration of science with hands-on activity, special exhibits, lectures, debates and more. today kids can amp it up by learning about electricities and batteries. you can find the link to the full calendar of our events, nbc10.com, and the festival wraps up next saturday with a big outdoor carnival at penn's landing. >>> just a few minutes before 6:00 a.m. a big story we're following at nbc 10, police are searching for a gunman after a teenager was shot and killed in philadelphia's feltonville neighborhood, we'll have a live report from the scene on the investigation. >>> we're starting off on a cool note this morning so if you are heading out, you may want to put on a jacket but we are looking for plenty of sunshine today as we look live to cape may. what a beautiful morning. crisp out there, temperatures in the lower 40s but we are waiting for the official sunrise at 6:12 this morning. i'll

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the los angeles based hip hop dance troupe antics is staging the east coast premiere of sneaker sweepg dance, poetry voiceover and theater to spark a conversation about the materialism in today's cultur culture. >> ♪ >> reporter: holding it down highlights the struggles of veterans of color from the wars in iraq and afghanistan. >> ♪ >> reporter: the final day of the festival saturday april 23rd south broad street will be closed off for a giant street fair. >> you just have to come down if forking in else to ride the carousel on broad street. to seat city he in a whole new light. >> you can find the full pifa event schedule at pifa.org and you can watch more on the arts and cultural festival saturday night at 7:00 right here on 6abc. >> it is 5:49. still ahead on "action news" a truck driver went the extra mile to save a bald eagle. we'll have his story up next. >> ♪ katie mcginty knowshool, get the routine. by. her dad was a philly cop. mom worked in a restaurant. then, hard work opened doors. now it's not quite enough. but mcginty's working to change that, helping create thousands o

as someone who used to be involved in a dance troupe, i was the smallest and youngerers member.o. they would have their arms on my shoulder, my head, they would throw me around on the stage. when you're the littlest one x this is what you do. >> if they do that, that forces other businesses to do similar things. >> total -- the left is grasping at straws here. just to think the worst they can about american business and culture. >> morgan, final thought. >> you know what really matters in the world? there's about 1.2 billion people who don't have daily access to electricity. almost 800 million people who don't have access to running water. that's what matter, not a stupid ad. >>> coming up, my warning to the rnc as we head towards the republican national convention. . there were people who listened along the way. people who gave me options. kept me on track. and through it all, my retirement never got left behind. so today, i'm prepared for anything we may want tomorrow to be. every someday needs a plan. let's talk about your old 401(k) today. >>> i want to say thanks to our cre

>>> the haller back girls troupe.- >> is the key to confidence in your posture? first here the "nightline 5." ♪ ♪ come on and do it come on let's go ♪ ♪ got to keep moving come on let's go ♪ >>> hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. >>> good evening. donald trump has called women names, he's criticized a female opponent's face, and he said that women who were to get illegal abortions should be punished. he took that last comment back. but it has not mitigated the tsunami of outrage against him. so why then are two female youtube personalities going so far out of their way to stick up for trump? my "nightline" coanchor byron pitts with a fascinating account tonight. >> she will make an unbelievable first lady. >> reporter: tonight melania trump making a rare appearance on the campaign trail of wisconsin for her husband. >> no matter who you are, a man or a woman, he treats everyo

is sending more troupes trd equipment to iraq. >> the lighting of the olympic torch in greece.t. >>> check oughts this massive dust devil take over a college softball game in virginia. forecasters say their usually pretty harmless. more annoying than anything else. news continues right after this. ♪ raspberry beret. ♪ the kind you find in a second-hand store. ♪ raspberry beret. ♪ wouldn't wear it. ♪ raspberry beret. ♪ i love her. ♪ built like she was. ♪ don't plan to do her any harm. ♪ i put on the back of my spike. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ she wore a raspberry beret, the kind you found in a second-hand store. ♪ raspberry beret ♪ raspberry beret. ♪ i think i love her >> i think i love her. from the 1985 album holiday around the world in a day hit hit number two on the billboard chart in the united states. prince died at his paisley park estate in minnesota just outside minneapolis. a live look at the home right now. prince lived there, roared -- roared -- roared -- recorded music there. fans are already showing up. >> good afternoon. for those who aren't from minnesota, want to explain what p

these guys are budapest bar, an eclectic troupe of extraordinary musicians united by their dedicationsical music. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: so, what does a band do when the hour is late and sustenance, and perhaps some strong drink, is required. it's back to the flat of lead violinist robbie and his manager wife, andrea. and of course, they must play more music. >> anthony: do you have to be gypsy to play gypsy music? yeah, no hesitation. [ speaking hungarian ] >> andrea: he says, it's very rare that anybody who's not a gypsy can play gypsy music. [ speaking hungarian ] >> andrea: in gypsy music the whole lifestyle, the whole spirit, is in and kids start learning it when they are two or three. by the time you are eight you have all these ingredients in your blood. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: margit bango, basically the aretha franklin of hungarian gypsy music, a household name. also a fantastic cook. extraordinary singing talent does not preclude her from overseeing a classic line up of dishes like chicken paprikash, whole perch roasted in bacon, stuffed cabbage filled with goose meat and slow cooked and,

troupe have the ballet in 1942. balanchinee george representing the european artworld and lawrence hart of hammerstein and heart. here we have the kind of gathering of darlings of the gods. 54th street in 1950. she continued her career but no longer able to dance. a writer. probably recognize tennessee williams and gore vidal. here we have the irascible as they were characterized by the herald tribune. -- abstract extraction is expressionist painters. you will probably recognize kuning, bosco, jackson pollock with a guarded hooded expression. here we have their dealer, betty parsons who gave us the white walls, bare floor gallery. they give me paintings, i give them walls. letter bynspired by a harry truman to his wife margaret truman in which he said that they had to declare the truman doctrine inaugurating the cold war that he was opposed only by crackpots like henry , his vice president shown here among schoolchildren during his 1940 presidential run and woody guthrie who supported him. here are the kind of immor

[applause] >> we are two-thirds of the reduced shakespeare company a theatrical comedy troupe takinghe long borings on its into short sharp comedy the complete works is a of americastory and the complete wordlete of god abridge. [laughter] abr ran in london and almost 10 years at the theater now it is time for this anniversary year we have created the tenth stage showtage shakespeares long-lost first play abridged. [laughter] here is a promise. we were on to work in england last year in just finished performing. so we traveled in the 12 seats passenger van that we call titus. it is awesome her. [laughter] we saw a hole in the parking lot into it and the wholee pa they looked unimportant and then a bundle of papers that turned out to be the most literary discovery of the last 400 years.ars. not "50 shades of grey" but william shakespeare's long-lost play we had to cut it down is suggested as 100 hour long we have cut itut t down at two hours but one of we cut it thatrs seems he was an early influence of abbott and costello ; the glorious day to attend the theater with so many great ho

the riders are raising money to restore the battleship as well as help out a local boy scout troupe.e philadelphia science festival continues with events throughout the region. it's a nine-day celebration of science with hands-on activities, special exhibits, lectures, debates and more. today kids can amp it up by learning about electricity and batteries at the university city science center. you can find a full calendar of events on nbc10.com. the festival wraps up with an outdoor carnival at penn's landing. >>> this morning, philadelphia police are on the hunt for the person who killed a teenaged boy. monique braxton is live at the scene in feltonville. monique, most investigators have wrapped up from where you are, right? >> that's right. they left the scene, they're at the hospital interviewing people with the teenager when he was shot on the street. details coming your way after the break. >>> and looking at the forecast. bright sunshine on tap. you'll need your shades today. high pressure in control beautiful shot looking live in cape may, new jersey. not a cloud in the sky but

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possibility, but he's certainly sending the new top tier of his team down here, paul manafort and a new troupers will be here. >> i'll be back at 5:00 p.m. eastern in the "the situation room." the next continues next on cnn. >> all right. here we go. you're watching cnn beginning here with breaking news. three officials in michigan now facing felony charges in the investigation into the water crisis in flint michigan? the man who supervised the city's water treatment plant along with two state environmental officials. these are the first now to face criminal charges that have now been handed down in this investigation thus far. michigan's attorney general says there's more to could. let me promise you we're all over this story and we'll take you live to flint in a couple of minutes. first, forget brotdsway. that was so yesterday. new york setting the stage for the november general election making the road to the presidentialom

. >> reporter: charles robinson is head of the dance troupe. he recruited weiser from oregon. >> how much has this shaken you? >> to its core. at the same time, the gift she has given us is together as our program and department in ways i didn't think we could. >> as for the suspect, texas child protective services tells nbc news that he had run away from foster care. the agency says it did not know where he was until after police brought him to the homeless shelter. investigators do not believe he had any previous connection to ut. craig. >> gabe gutierrez for us in austin. >>> to politics now. although it is still ten days away, the presidential candidates focus on the up coming primary in new york. nbc's kristen welker is here in studio with us. >> good morning, sheinelle. democrats go to the polls in wyoming today, but the fight is still here in new york. it is getting ugly for democrats and republicans. friday night, all that hot rhetoric cooled off for a little bit. >> reporter: with the democratic race heating up, bernie sanders and hill

minister at his word if he was to clamp down on tax avoidance and his government not appointed edward troups the chair of her majesty's revenue in 2012. this is the way that taxation is legalized extortion, and it is not the only extent of the law. can you promise what source of money he has got to pay -- and does someone in his view -- in the hmrc? mr. cameron: a does a very good job, as i think the report in the papers point out. he had a commercial career at one of the most respected city legal practices there is, and it is a good thing if we can attract people from private practice into the revenue at customs to make sure we collect all the money we should. m.p.: can the prime minister assure house that in the future -- taxation will do nothing to diminish the aspiration of working families so that those families who want to do the right thing, save for their retirement, and passed something on to their children can continue to do that? mr. cameron: my friend is right. if you look at our reforms to inheritance tax, tensions, we are enabled people to spend more of their money. they are a

. >> that check you see here for $250,000, prince wrote it out to a children's dance troupe in harlem when it was threatened to close a few years ago. he saved that. he was a singer, songwriter, performer, he did so many. >> the "today" show will have more on the life and legacy of prince ahead at 7:00 a.m. >>> new this morning, some other news now a fast-moving fire ripped through a long island condominium complex. firefighters arrived at the blue ridge condo complex in medford engulfed in flames. the fire then spread to two other units. firefighters got the flames under control about 1:00 in the morning. >>> today is earth day, new york celebrating with its first ever car-free day. so some parts of the city banning cars. traffic on broadway from the flatiron building to union square. streets around washington square park and wadsworth avenue in the bronx. officials are hoping you can bike or take mass transit instead of driving your car. citi bike is helping out as well offering free rides in honor of earth day. you have to go online to sign up to take part. hopefully a good day. >>

and nikki has a new troupe called 6 a.m. a new single called "rise." here it is. ♪ ♪ >> 6 a.m.ing out. the tour taking off later this month. nikki six is with me. awesome having you on. how are you? >> how are you doing? what's going on? >> i'm excellent. i'm sort of a music lover. i think of motley crue and poison and other bands and i think of hair. what's the one fab from the '80s that you wish was still alive and well? >> well, i came up in the late '70s playing in punk bands. and the concept with motley crue was left over from the punk era and the look was really to not really draw you in but to push you away. it was a bit of a punk rock attitude, see how ridiculous you could be. at the same time, at the core of everything for me as a songwriter is two-pronged. one is to entertain you but the other is to make you think. i think that's what separated us from the other bands was that it was about the lyrics. underneath the belly of "girls, girls, girls" there's a dark tale. >> i wanted to ask you about "kick start my heart." when you od'ed on heroin, you that's what that son

put solar panels on backpacks that power small appliances, which weigh less than the batteries the troupes used to have to carry. and it's the same with the navy. the navy was tired of price spikes in world oil prices, which we'll see again. and every time the price spiked in oil, they had to reorient their entire u mission. the reason they bought 210 megawatts of solar energy to power half the marine and naval bases on the west coast wasn't because they were trying to do a good thing. they were trying to meet the business case for solar energy that would protect them from these price speck. that's why they are pursuing advanced biofuels. they are trying to maximize resiliency to shelter us as a fighting force from these price spikes and dependence for supply on people we would not want to depend on. often we consider adversaries. so i think there's every reason to pursue the wise leadership of the marines and in terms of energy innovation, energy security is american security. and this is part of it. this kind of innovation is critical to the war fighter. it's a bad idea. i urge my collea

and a new troupe of trump advisers will be here. >> i'll be back at 5:00 p.m. eastern in the "the situation room." the next continues next on cnn. >> all right. here we go. you're watching cnn beginning here with breaking news. three officials in michigan now facing felony charges in the investigation into the water crisis in flint michigan? the man who supervised the city's water treatment plant along with two state environmental officials. these are the first now to face criminal charges that have now been handed down in this investigation thus far. michigan's attorney general says there's more to could. let me promise you we're all over this story and we'll take you live to flint in a couple of minutes. first, forget brotdsway. that was so yesterday. new york setting the stage for the november general election making the road to the presidential nominations a whole lot smoother for donald trump and hillary clinton. these new yorkers and party front-runners won their home state primaries by empire state-sized margins. secretary clinton receipt rival bernie sa

law protects privacy and womenomen from potential predators.reto on friday the performance perrm troupeit's canceling shows c in north carolina over the lawor adding to a growing number ofum companies and entertainersins boycotting or threatening toning boycott the state. meantime the bands mumford andra charlotte this week.hotte th wee the bands opposes the law but decided to donate all proceedsle to a local lgbt group ratherrour than cancel. >> didn't cancel the concert, cn didn't punish fans who might who have supportd that bill. >> reporter: north carolina's governor acknroowledging this week he'sk under pressure.der pressure. >> the people of north t carolina are entitled to both privacy and equality.al we can and we must achieve both of these goals.se goals >> reporter: and here in california the los angeles ang city council has voted to counct refrain from conductinogaiom c business with north carolina including participating in any conventions or other businessusn that requires city resources. rc in los angeles, trace gallagher, fox news. >> well, president obama andsino first l

we are a theatrical comedy troupe known for making short comedies. that is right.ur first three shows, the complete works of america abridged, and the complete work of god abridged, ran in london for almost 10 years at the criterion theater. now in time for the anniversary, we have pleaded our tents stage show -- thententh stage show. here is the premise. we were in london. we went back to titus. you should explain what it is. >> we travel in a 12 seat passenger van we call titus "vandronicus." it is awesome. [laughter] down in the hole in the parking lot, they look utterly unimportant. but next to the bones was a bundle of papers. that turned out to be the most important literary discovery of the last 400 years. no, not 50 shades of grey. we discovered william shakespeare's long-lost first play. we had to cut it down. it suggests 100 hours long. it is about 100 hours on stage. nobody will sit through that. we have cut it down to two hours. one of the scenes we cut indicates that shakespeare was an early influence on the comedy team of abbott and costello. >> oh, w

minister at his word if he was to clamp down on tax avoidance and his government not appointed edward troups the chair of her majesty's revenue in 2012. this is the way that taxation iy does someone with those views belong in this? he does a very good job. he had a commercial career at simmons and simmons, one of the most respected city legal practices that there are. it is a good thing we can attract people from private practice into revenue and customs to make sure we collect all of the money that we should. in the future any taxation would do nothing to diminish the aspirations of working families. they want to do the right thing, provide for their future, pay for their retirement. frienderon: my honorable is exactly right. if you look at our reports to pension and inheritance tax. to pass upso able their money onto their children and help with key purchases such as a first home and a first car. all of that wealth cascading down the generations. it is part of our goal. m.p.: the prime minister's announcement that people would be criminalized if they participated in tax evasion. minister

intellectual vaudeville by the new york times, our next guest is accompanied by an american theater troupeised as a comedy team. they are noting -- they take huge important stories and reducing them to silly little skits. please join me in welcoming read martin and austen from the reduced shakespeare company. >> you did it. thank you. thank you. i am read martin. we are two thirds of the reversed shakespeare company. we are a theatrical comedy group known for taking long, boring topics and making them into short sharp comedies. >> that is right. our first shows the complete works of william shakespeare, the complete history of america abridged and the complete word of god abridged, ran in london for almost we 10 years at the criterion theater and it is time for the anniversary year 2016, we created our tents stage show, william shakespeare's long-lost first play abridged. here is the premise. we were on tour in england and finished performing in a theater. >> we went back to titus. >> you should ask wayne what titus is. >> when we are on tour we travel in a 12 seat passenger van we call ti

to go take it up but he just like dove in and started like doing it naturally and with the whole troupe >> and you got your football fans behind you. bill belichick, a shoutout on instagram. tom brady, as well. >> tom and bill jumped on board and gave us a shout. because bill doesn't do that stuff, you know. >> no. >> tom occasionally might make an appearance but not too often and then bill never. so it was nice. yeah, i had a chance to play with tom and bill coached for awhile or play under him, so just showing their support. >> that's terrific. hey, nobody will forget your incredible tribute to your mom and dad. she was a fan of "dancing with the stars." what do you think she would have said about your dancing? >> oh, my. first just the fact that i would be on the dance floor anywhere, she would be very excited. my mom loved -- my mom loved dancing herself and at weddings, whatever it was and would have to try to drag me out on the dance floor with her at times so she would have absolutely loved this whole experience. >> with a big old smile. >> no doubt about it. >> now you'll drag p

administration could have done more to make those negotiations work and to ensure that there was a troupe prebs left. host: -- troop presence left. thank you so much for joining us this morning. guest: thank you. host: up next we will be talking to the host of the young turks as well as the founder and ceo of tyt network. he will be here to talk about campaign 2016 and the rogressive movement. then patrick he will be previewing tonight's dinner and how it became such a major media event. but first tonight is the tonight is the white house correspondents dinner. coverage begins at 6:00 on c-span. entertainment will be provided by larry wilmore from comedy central. earlier this week, larry talked about preparations for tonight's dinner. [video clip] host: what is this week like? doinghas been surreal interviews, realizing its happening. of me, part of the history this is overwhelming. this is the first black president. we are the same age. where race has gone in our lifetime and everything. when i was a kid, the thought of a black man even being a quarterback was a huge deal, let alone be p