is my opinion that mike tyson was railroaded in this case. >> tyson's vic testimony went public almost immediately after the verdict. she is on the cover of "people" magazine and tonight on abc's "20-20" broadcast she will say she was offered a million dollars to drop the rape charge against tyson. >> you have a young room that was in his hotel room late in the evening at her own will. a young woman seen dancing for the beauty contest, dancing with a big smile on her face, looked happy as could be. >> just remember, everyone, no one cherishes women as much as donald j. trump. >>> still ahead, puerto rico braces for economic catastrophe. >>> even though actor george takei has been feeling the bern, he's starting to feel the turn too clinton. his message to fellow sanders reporters. >>> but first the journalist being targeted with threatening messages because of profiles show wrote on melania trump. she'll join us right after this break. they say that in life, we shouldn't sweat the small stuff. but when you're building a mercedes-benz, there really is no small stuff. every decision... e

kimberly: more traffic coming at tysons corner and with it more crimes.e police have a surprising new statistic about the surge. jeff goldberg tells us what is being done about it. since the silver line opened nearly two years ago, it is delivered many more visitors to tysons corner. but all the extra traffic has also created significant problems. >> with more people also comes more crimes for service -- calls for service and more crimes. jeff: people are grabbing expensive items from stores in the mall, shirts, and an xbox. >> simply ran towards the train. between 2014-20 15, a 58% increase in felonies, 34% increase in misdemeanors. the trend is continuing in 2016. >> it makes me sad. at the same time, i cannot say it's surprising. fairfax county police are also seeing an increase in organized crime groups hitting the malls from new york, michigan, illinois, and beyond. month, they boasted three suspects from florida accused of taking $76,000 of high-end clothing and accessories from stores of the tysons corner mall. theftng the overall depends on retail

>> tyson was, everyone thought tyson was going to win. >> you're thinking of ali spinks.s and tyson never fought, right? you mean buster douglas. >> when buster douglas wasn't supposed to win. he came in, he was out of shape and he beat tyson and everyone was like, anyway, that would be my analogy. you know what women care about, and these are the exit polls, they care about jobs and the economy number one and national security number two. if you apply those if it's a trump versus hillary clinton. one of them has a proven record of creating jobs and is a successful businessperson. the other one has proven the ability to take money to use it nefariously, possibly. and national security. does anyone really think hillary clinton, hillary clinton is going to be tougher on foreign policy, in foreign policy on foreign countries than donald trump when we know what happened in libya and in benghazi? anyone think so? if they do, vote for her. >> who has more experience? if i said to you, who has more experience? >> in business? >> in foreign policy. >> i said tough. >> i don't kno

a new facility would make it easier to meet city, new at 6:00, more traffic at tysons corner. it, more crime. leon: that is right. tonight police are out with the surprising new statistics about the surge of people to the region. jeff goldberg tells us what is being done about it. jeff: since the silver line opened two years ago it has delivered as promised for many visitors to tysons corner. >> to be here and get to places is better. jeff: but the added traffic created significant problems. >> with more people comes more calls for service. more crime. lieutenant chuck little says growing crime is people grabbing expensive items from stores in the mall and fleeing. >> run out to head toward the train. there was a 34% increase in misdemeanor and that trend is continuing. >> it's disappointing. more traffic, more confusion. more likely to happen. they are hitting the malls new york, michigan, beyond. last month the urban team busted three suspects from florida. accused of taking high-end clothing and accessories from the stores. battling the overall spike in theft will depend on

i would still s watch for delays leading toeang tysons and we'll keep you posted.e more flask a few. >> thank you erin.>> t >>> it was a big weekend in sports. sports the caps finally getting theinal job done moving on to round rou two. >> sports junkies join us live v after the break to talk aboutalu that. they're also talking redskins football. josh norman trending this morning. >> ♪ jamie wanted a taste of the real new orleans and we just couldn't say no to that face. then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks is different. follow yours. >> we're back with skyfox.re b good news. accident has cleared on the outer loop at 123 he near tysons corner.or delays still back to theto t george washington par

they were making their getta way from tyson's corner mall, when a special team called tut, tyson's corneream caught them. >> you don't know who is doing what. >> thieves from an theft ring, made off with thousands of dollars in high- end merchandise. handbags by stella mccartney, coach and prada, worth hundreds or even thousands of dollars each. >> we have to be on site. we have number there and ready to respond at a moment's notice. >> reporter: that's what happened at lord and taylor at tyson's, after an alerted employee recognized a woman's face, from a flyer. police moved in and made quick arrests. 39-year-old oleg and 28-year- old earna are charged with grand larceny, possession of stolen property with intent to sell. and possession of burglarious tools. that's a tool that looks like this. >> they have different devices that are used to remove different types of sensors. this isn't just high school kids on a lark, stealing a t- shirt from the store. this is people that do this for a business, as a source of income. >> and everybody? >> absolutely. >> reporter: a third member of the g

carly fiorina criticized donald trump for embarrassing mike tyson and the idea of mike tyson supportingted of rape in indiana. does that team up, does that make you uncomfortable at all? >> i think as we look at things and who mr. trump gets behind, bob knight, when i was at the pepsi coliseum got a standing ovation. he said i'm not involved in politics at all. as you guys get to know me, we've just been doing this interview a short time, i'm not going to bash any one person. if mr. trump believes mr. tyson did his time and he's a good person today, we got to recognize that. we need to stop beating up on people and look at the good qualities of people. i know that's your job as you interview, but mr. trump is the person that the people want in my district here in indiana. >> indiana state representative robert morris. we appreciate your time. we'll see what happens on tuesday. thanks so much. >> thanks for having me on your show. appreciate it. >> of course. thank you. >>> all right. bernie sanders has one supporter in the senate, jeff berkeley. now the one senator says if bernie sander

we are out here in tysons corner because tonight this building, this is a silver line center in tysons. the white strip in between the windows are lit up for nicole mittendorff, honoring her service to fairfax county. chief bowers saying the investigation in this case will reveal plenty of facts. likely including any potential online message boards dating back to last december reveal posts in which mittendorff's name was used in a negative manner. some of the posts purported to have been written by the members of the fairfax county fire department. however, none of whom gave his or her name. inside mittendorff's mini cooper in the park, investigators discovered a suicide note. details of which remain unknown. >> if there is any bullying which i have a zero tolerance for in the physical nature itself or written nature or the verbal nature of bullying. i will eradicate that completely if it involves our department. jeff: the chief saying if any individual or individuals found to be r department for any of the bullying related to this case, he or she will be held accountable. the funeral

since the crime here at tyson's happened a week and a half ago the suspects have posted bond. in tyson's peggy fox wusa9. >> 76,000 dollars stolen in merchandise didn't all come from lord and taylor. police believe they stole eye frems from malls up and down the east coast. some but not all of the items have been claimed. >>> a lot of people who live near strip clubs in prins george's county are a-- prince george's county are applauding a deadline to put the clothes on or move. county officials told a dozen clubs to stop offering adult entertainment by friday because it's too close to neighborhoods schools playgrounds and retail shopping areas. >> i mean don't think it's good for a neighborhood at all. >> do you think a strip club fits into the neighborhood. >> no it doesn't. >> it's a good thing that they are trying to enforce this rule. >> county officials say the clubs must move into industrial areas if they want to continue offering adult entertainment. >>> a new delivery service is making some money in the district. high speed offers a cold press juice for 11 bucks and a

the mike tyson endorsement might be different.t might cause somebody who was wavering to give cause. voters are not looking to much less than they used to. they are not looking to political leaders there are so many sorts of information out there for them. they might be talking to neighbors and listening to pastor and talk radio. these sorts of endorsement are not major effect. >> in terms of mike tyson's enforcement it's unclear whether he asked for it. i think he got it i don't think you can help if people endorse you. your thought do endorse. s matter? >> it strikes me a little bit like the vladimir putin situation. obviously a guy who endorsed and carries with it all kinds of baggage that you don't necessarily want it, reenforces the theme mike my son did a lot of winning when he was boxer. >> except he has unfortunate conviction and glap indiana. >> question is whether this turns out any trump supporters owe potential trump supporter ifs they weren't turned out by vladimir putin or anything like that is mike tyson going to ma

we have an accident at the boulevard, tyson avenue in the outer drive stick to the inner drive. as we widen out, no major problems on the majors. this is the blue route, schuylkill expressway, i-95 you're mostly in the 50s at this point. we didn't have any overnight construction on the vine. the construction is cleared on north broad street. don't forget the walnut lane bridged is closed until september. >>> hillary clinton and bernie sanders traded barbs while campaigning in philadelphia yesterday. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live in center city where sanders will speak to union members today. katherine. >> reporter: that's right, matt, hillary clinton was here yesterday addressing labor leaders today it's bernie sanders' turn. the two have been trading barbs in recent weeks it's been escalating and yesterday it was no exception. >> reporter: the morning after losing the wisconsin primary, hillary clinton came out swinging against bernie sanders in center city. she said the vermont center is selling promises that he can't deliver. >>> every candidate asking for yo

we have, outer lanes block from the boulevard northbound at, tyson avenue.d you can see certainly showing down. so you may meade extra time. tomorrow morning on back the to the road for my dream drive segment and this time i have my beautiful side kick, brook to take with me, so much fun. i wanted to show her some of the neighborhoods that make our neighborhood unique. so, make sure, come with us tomorrow morning on dream drive, right here, 6:00 a.m. on cbs-3. >>> thanks so much, meisha. we will looking forward to it. cbs this morning is next with anderson cooper and his mother gloria vanderbilt. >> join us bright and early each weekday morning on cbs-3 at 4:30 a.m. i hope you have a great day. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is thursday, april 7th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> bernie sanders slams hillary clinton as unqualified to be president. and the big apple fights back at ted cruz over his comments about new york values. >>> violent video shows a texas police officer slamming a 12-year-old girl face-first to the ground. what l

tyson was convicted here in indianapolis of rape. carly fiorina saying today, donald trump touting mike tyson as a tough guy. he said "we like tough guys." she said, "rapists are not tough guys, in my book." >> all right, jeff, thanks much. >>> final two republican candidates fighting tooth and nail for the delegates still in place. five states still at stake tuesday night. this race could hinge on indiana. the next thing at the ballot box, 57 delegates at stake, winner take all. let's talk to kyle from the university of virginia center for politics. 57 delegates. do you also agree with this prevailing thought process now that indiana is make-or-break for cruz especially? >> yeah, i think so. i think cruz has to win indiana because i think if he doesn't, it's not -- you can't really look down the calendar and say that cruz is going to be a great favorite in any of the other states, particularly in california. so if trump wins indiana on tuesday, he will not have clinched the number of delegates that he needs but for all intents and p

after guiding tyson to success, an ugly incident would destroy the relationship. you're up in the catskills with you find out about it, you wait, you grab a gun, you stick it in his ear, then you pull it up in the air, you pull the trigger. was that defending the family honor? was it being just crazy? or a combination of both? >> i thought it was making sure that he couldn't take something away from a family member of mine that they can never get back. it's -- i didn't want him to do that. i didn't want him to take that away. and i cared more about that than i thought about anything else at that moment. >> after that incident, gust d'amato offered teddy 5 percent of all of tyson's future earnings if teddy would just go but he also told his mentor to take the offer and shove it. the move cost teddy millions but one of his principles. >> if i do something today that's a little weak, i try before i do it, i feel the same as anyone else. i feel like, gee, that might be convenient, that might be easy, it might make a few extra dollars, whatever. and it might be comfort

ted cruz has got mike pence, ted cruz has been doing off over an endorsement that mike tyson made for donald trump saying that mike tyson spent time in an indiana prison for rape years ago and not the kind of guy you want to have endorsing you, mocking donald trump for saying that mike tyson was a tough guy. much different environment, too, than it was yesterday. remind you of what happened yesterday. a lot of protesters who were organized by a group here in san francisco. the answer coalition came out and protesting donald trump. forced his motorcade to make a diversion. they had to stop on the side of the freeway. donald trump had to walk along the barricade, jump down between the barricade and the fence and walk in the back door of the convention center here. but donald trump saying to the crowd here yesterday, that if they go with him here in california and nationwide in november they're going to get a very good result. here's trump. >> and i'm telling you, you are going to have an unbelievably good result in november. i started with 17 people. governors, senators, people of accom

of course, heavy traffic inner loop and outer loop from tysons to 270.er loop unusually heavy approaching 66. volume. southbound 295 in the teens. northbound kenilworth is the same thing as you try to work your way toward eastern avenue. clear to the wilson bridge. the 66 crash tying things up. that is a look at traffic. back to you. leon: all right. good deal. thank you. caps now. robert: playoffs! leon: now the real season begins. robert: 0-0 now. playing the pliers. don't be fooled -- they are playing the flyers. don't be fooled. this is a good team. leon: they are still playing and they had a lot to play for. the flyers. they are still on fire and they may look to do damage here. leon: clawed their way in playoffs. robert: they are here now. thanks to the regular season the caps have home ice advantage for game one and two. as long as they are in the stanley cupplays -- cup they are getting the ice ready. this is video from verizon earlier today. cap have home ice for one and two games as i mention but it means nothing. it's cool but you still to hav

as you leave south jersey, accident on the boulevard, roosevelt boulevard, at tyson avenue. there in northeast philly. anarchs lot of political event will bring us some political jammos today. first of all bernie sanders and an event at 9:00 a.m. at the hotel thereon penn's landing. and then a motorcade up to the sheraton here, at 17th and race. that event at 10:00. at the same time, right after the morning rush hour former president clinton, playgrounds, out here, along pickering avenue. all of these events, will bring of course the extra security, and the detours. and new schedules go into effect on sunday. grab new timetable today. mike, alex, back over to you. >> just reading the daily news here. oh, oh, oh, at 6:00 # three on a thursday. today's daily news cover features sam hinkie, i said former, when he went to bed last night he was still, but now former gm sam hinkie. he's in a get-away car with a caption scram hinkie. >> learning more about hinkie's decision to leave the team. because he left pretty long good-bye note. >> thirteen paper, i've been reading, steve kee

, cruz and his super-pac allies are hammering trump for his ties to former heavyweight boxer, mike tyson. >> should be president. >> reporter: who was convicted of rape in indiana in 1992 and served three years in prison. >> mike tyson endorsed me. i love it. he sent out a tweet. mike. iron mike -- you know, all the tough guys endorse me. i like that, okay? >> the fact that donald trump is proud to be standing with a rapist while i'm standing with carly fiorina and mike pence, i think that reveals everything >> reporter: and in a graduation address, michael bloomberg, who flirted with a run, tonight, firing off a warning to republican and democratic voters. beware of demagogues. >> those who promise you a free lunch will invariably eat you for breakfast. >> reporter: trump, cruz, hillary clinton and bernie sanders all converge on indiana tomorrow to make a final push ahead of tuesday's primary. cecilia? >> a big vote coming up. devin, thank you. >>> we want to turn overseas now, and a state of emergency declares after protesters stormed baghdad's green zone. these images showing anti-gov

mike tyson, look, he used to be a jerk. that's an improvement. fair enough. >> we'll agree to disagree. [laughter] >> let's talk about some of the other highlights. i mean, i loved your coverage when the giants won the super bowl. >> well -- >> you were right there. >> fortunately, i've been able to be at three of those super bowls, but this one was when i was a little younger and the hair wasn't gray. this was after super bowl 25 in tampa. >> take a look. >> how sweet is this? >> oh -- [laughter] >> greatest feeling you ever had? >> greatest, bar none. >> i knew he was going to miss it. i knew it. >> how sweet -- what's better? >> ain't nothing better! >> nothing better? >> it ain't nothing better! i'm going to hawaii, right? >> you got it. >> there ain't no way in the world i was going with a loss. they gotta ride with us! >> as jackie gleason might have said, indeed, how sweet it is. >> all right. russ -- >> that was fun, russ -- that was, what -- >> that was january '91. the difference then and now though, how we were allowed to be on the fie

as you get through tysons north to the g.w. in the single digits. now l maryland. 95 on maryland heading north to route 32. 20 minutes right now. slow as well on the b.w. parkway. once you get to route 32, continuing to the baltimore beltway 20 minutes is the average. 270 northbound from the beltway to clarksburg 30 minutes. take a live look in gaithersburg. a lot of volume like i said. no crashes, though. back to you. jonathan: thank you. coming up for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- >> from the dime to construction, i'm kellye lynn where high school students are learning how to build a house. that's coming up. michelle: cool. new at 5:00, a state declares pornography to be public health crisis. and leaders there say science not religion is driving their reasoning. jonathan: coming up tonight at 6:00 -- the district's plan to slow gun violence this summer. the high level meeting that took place and the steps it in annapolis, she battled republicans joseline peña-melnyk for congress... yes! and the nra to pass the toughest gun safety legislation in the

you're in the catskills with mike tyson, training him as an amateur. he grabs your wife 11-year-old sister and tells her what he wants to do to her. you find out, you grab a gun, stick it in his ear, put it in the air and pull the trigger. was that defending the family honor? was it being just crazy or a >> i thought it fs was -- making sure he couldn't take something away from a family member of mine that they could never get back. it's -- i didn't want him to do that. i didn't want him to take that away. i cared more about that than i thought about anything else at that moment. >> reporter: after that incident, teddy was offered 5% of tyson's earnings, which would be 300 million, if teddy would go away. so he left. but he told his mentor to take the offer and shove it. the move cost teddy millions, but none of his principles. >> if i do something today that's a little weak, i try before i do it. i feel the same as anyone else. i feel like, gee, that might be convenient. that might be easy. it might make a few extra it might be comfortable for the min

. >>> right now, still have the green line delays to green belt, a problem and anot tyson's corner. talk about another one. >>> we're just getting video in the newsroom of a person of interest in a d.c. sexual assault investigation. police want to speak to the man in the green hat in the video. the sexual assault happened march 18 on martin luther king. police say the victim was sexually assaulted by one person while another held the victim at gunpoint. after the assault, the suspects took personal items from the victim and ran off. >>> eye apush to move homeless families from d.c. to shelters around the district. muriel bowser wants to close that shelter and move to each of the d.c. wards. they spoke about the childrens la concerns last night. >> the plan is closed doors is outrageous expensive. >> opponents argue some of the sites violate zoning laws and are in unsafe areas. tonight's meeting takes place in ward 6 at the metro police headquarters at 6:30. >>> mississippi's governor has signed a new law allowing employers to refuse service to same-sex couples. the announcement came

this is the white regency tysons in mclean. one of the weather bug camera locations. gorgeous sunrise. through the day a lot of sunshine. obscured by high clouds ahead of a cold front. looking west, maybe a little bit of the smoke from fire in shenandoah valley. 5,000 acres in the rocky mount fire in the shenandoah national park in that area. in shenandoah county. we have a red flag warning put up for the metro area until 8:00 tonight. the condition with the dry brush and the dry sparks up could spread. so be careful and mindful of that. it is 80 in luray. the wind gusts are still 20 miles per hour or higher in spot. 21-mile-per-hour gust in leesburg. 22 in frederick. 20 in luray out of the northwest. area downstream from the fires southeast of harrisenburg and north of charlottesville. downstream and smoke in theiary for a day or two until they get a handle on it. tomorrow morning it's partly cloudy. we get the cooler air in the winds will deliver area of the high pressure the north. 80's yesterday. 80's today. tomorrow is closer to 70. 46 in la plata and dale city.

weather bug camera on top the hyatt regency in tysons corner, the clouds are flat. not developing high. they develop laterally. that indicates the air is stable outside. so until we see signs of vertical development in the clouds not much to worry about in the immediate metro area. different story traveling north and far enough to the south and west. we have severe thunderstorm watch up to 9:00. all the areas shaded in pink. the only part of the viewing area are washington and frederick county. most of the action is over eastern pennsylvania. that is what will remain. we are in the mid-80's. delightful outside. for the next few hours you will be fine in the metro area. we go through and we will show you the area that may be different. first, storms are moving across eastern pennsylvania. lighter showers now coming across west virginia. these area. these will miss the melt row area. the area near pittsburgh will watch. it's possible some of these could develop. in time in the next three or four hours we could get moisture to allow the showers to develop and make it t

live in tysons corner, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. alison: thank you very much. meanwhile, d.c. police are hunting for the person who attacked a wilson high school senior this morning. the student says he was getting out of his car near the corner of brandywine and grant streets in northwest. when he was stabbed. he ran to the school for help and he will survive we are told. police believe this attack may have been an attempted robbery. that attack comes as d.c schools instituted a change. at two other high schools all in the name of protecting students. stephen tschida joins us live from dunbar high school, one of two schools running on a new schedule. tell us about it. stephen: students at dunbar got out ten minutes later while nearby mckinley high school students got out ten minutes earlier. the goal here is keep the students as far apart from each other as possible. mixing teens from different d.c. high schools can be combustible. >> it's scary. it's scary. stephen: today the school system made unprecedented move, staggering start and stop times for two schools. to keep a li

there are showers to the west, tysons corner that will roll in the next half an hour. >>> more anger is against a school. >> proponents say they are forbesing seniors out of a nursing home. >> this is a new protest. they just bought the washington home next door, a $30 million deal to expand the school. >> save our home. >> reporter: soon 100 seniors will have to get hospice type care some lays else. mi david versus goliath. >> it is definitely about power. it's really a question of social justice and the people in the washington home are the ones left are medicaid residents, they are all impoverished because of their health. they lost their money because of their health. >> reporter: administrators say residents will have time to relocate. the deal is sealed this december. the home could shut down as late as next june. >> thank you. >>> new details are emerging about the death of a man in greenbelt, maryland. charles damon hallways found shot to death. he was found by officers who responded to a report of a gunshot coming from inside the home. we don't know about a suspect or motive

chooer from tysons north to -- clear from tysons north to the 270 spur.affic this slow take a live look. we are seeing in both directions. you can get a good idea near the american legion bridge of how heavy it is. happy the report no accidents right now. metro we had earlier issues, nothing to worry about that. is a look at traffic. we delores kelley: although we were all one maryland, our schools weren't treated the same way. narrator: with neighborhoods getting unequal funding for schools, something had to be done for our children. kelley: it didn't matter where chris was from. he knew that we couldn't leave a child having less just because they lived in a region that was poor. he is going to stand tall for all children to succeed. i'm chris van hollen, and i approved this message. michelle: a year ago baltimore reached the boiling point of freddie gray brought complaint of police brutality to the surface. then an hour later the city was on fire. but out of the ashes sparked the kids safe zone. michelle: a possible new look at police offi

the last time there was a match-up like this was tyson butterbean. think gandalf the gray and y'all prime could take down dimbledore and voltron who is not one partner but five partners. >> we'll get to that. let's start with-- let's start with-- first of all, dimbledore, while a powerful wizard who has an elder wand he is mostly a bureaucrat. he runs hogwaters. >> stephen: gandalf is a hobo! gandalf is basically a hobo! he doesn't even have a castle. >> gandalf has a sword that has its own name it's glamderring. >> stephen: just glamdring, no "the." i don't want to get technical on you. you're up in my house right now. >> let's get back -- >> voltron has a sword that is almost 70 feet long. voltron has a sword as well jiecialg let's get back to your favorite wizard, dimbledore -- >> he's not my favorite wizard, but i think he can take him. >> who has to keep his memories in a bowl in his office. >> stephen: that's how many he has. that's how many he has. let me tell you how tough dimbledore is. the guy is hartless. he lets school children do his fig

raindrops are just about ready to move back into tysons now. already light rain from frederick, maryland out toward winchester and even light rain in southern maryland. here is the timing of the rain from now through this morning. by 7:15, most of the metro all soaked by light to moderate rain. 9:30, most of the rain is along and east and south of i-95. as we approach the lunch hour, steadiest is northern neck and parts of southern maryland. we'll be seeing clearing skies in the metro by about 1:00, 2:00 in the afternoon. and it will turn noticeably cooler. headed down to the nationals and braves game, it will be breezy and cooler, game time temperatures will mostly be in the 50s falling back down into the 40s. so next couple of days look pretty nice around here. on the cooler side, but all that sunshine to go through the rest of the week and your weekend, this is even better news, melissa, saturday sunshine and 66. sunday sunshine, even warmer, temperatures back near 70. >> finally a couple extra bucks, maybe i'll buy you breakfast for that. 9

. >> do you have one with mike tyson on it? >> do i know what mike tyson looks like? >> when my mind is at rest, my mind is here. i'm here in the jail in the library, figuring out what could be better, what could be done. >> what do you like to read? >> mysteries are good. >> mysteries? >> of course they all want james patterson and "the hunger games" and "50 shades of grey." but they're never going to get "50 shades of grey." >> anthony morris is awaiting trial on a charge of malicious wounding. he says books are definitely his means of escape. >> i was up all night actually anticipating for the book cart to come. because i was kind of going through withdrawal, not being able to read. >> what do you like to read? >> sixth book towards the end. >> okay. >> i'm a nerd. that's how i get my day by, reading. it's an obsessive addiction. i can't stop. i've suffered from insomnia two or three times because i couldn't stop reading. >> is that it for you? >> yes, it is. thank you very much. >> okay, you're welcome. >> i wouldn't mind working in a library out in society. actua

. >> we've got mike tyson, charlie murphy, george lopez.ike tyson. >> it's fun. mike is happy and sad. know what i mean? >> jimmy: yeah. >> he's a great dude, i love mike. >> jimmy: do people make a lot of comparisons between the two. what do you do with mike, scenes with mike? >> i've got a couple of scenes with mike. he was standing this close to me and i can feel his power. >> jimmy: yeah. it's like standing next to a leopard or something. >> yeah. more like a rhinoceros. sorry about that mike, i hope you didn't hear that. >> jimmy: i think he'll be okay. we're at a safe distance. iowa wait for the show and the movie is called "meet the blacks it opens in theaters on friday. grandma epps will not be going to see it but everybody else see it. mike epps, everybody. be right back with st. lucia! >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by samsung. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by samsung. >> jimmy: i want to thank senator ted cruz, mike epps, mark rober and apologize to matt damon, we ran o

mobile district attorney john tyson. >> well, the tape speaks for itself. we have two young men who are in on it. one is to take photographs. the other is going to actually accomplish the assault. and we can clearly see, as the teacher walks out, that the ambush is on, and he throws a haymaker and floors the teacher right there in the hall. >> randolph parker is charged as an adult. he pleads guilty to felony assault in the second-degree and is sentenced to three years in prison. as for the claim that he was wearing brass knuckles -- >> we were never able to prove brass knuckles. he has a reputation for having brass knuckles, but we couldn't prove it in this case. >> as for dominic harris, the second student with the cell phone camera, his trial is pending. >> i think the arrest and conviction and sentencing of the first young man here probably sends as loud and strong a message as can be sent in this community. that is our teachers are special. our teachers under the law are protected. >> john tyson knows the surveillance video in the case was critical in

. >> every mike tyson fight was an event. every fight was like an ax murder.n he fought michael spinks. the energy, you could just feel it on tv. tyson was made for tv because there was drama. >> not a lot of junior high school kids can dunk. especially at -- >> everybody tries. >> i think that he is starting to transcend his sport that he's becoming a public figure. >> michael jordan becomes the model every other athlete wants to shoot for. they want to be a brand. and that's what television does for these athletes. turns them into worldwide iconic brands. >> the inbounds pass comes in to jordan. michael at the foul line. good! the bulls win. >> athletes in the '80s became part of an ongoing group of people we cared about. we had an enormous pent-up demand for sports and the '80s began to provide. >>> cable television is continuing to grow. it's estimate tuesday will grow into 1 million more u.s. households this year. >> with cable television offering an array of different channel choices, the audience bifurcated. that's an earthquake. >> i want my mtv! >> i

cool temperatures tonight, 55 the hyatt tysons at regency, one of our new weatherbug cameras, clear skies. a lot of stars out there. the cooler air starting to sink in, 59 in d c, 59 winchester, 50 frederick. we will have spots tonight in the 30's and 40's. earlier the rain from to in. springs 39,erkeley frederick, maryland 39, 42 winchester. 39 gaithersburg, 44 college park in the morning, 42 clinton. further south, low 40 stafford, 43 manassas. keep that in mind if you have anything going on early in the morning, heading off to church, the cut of thing. i will have the forecast coming up. kimberly: new tonight, remembering the life of music legend prince. his remains were cremated today. a small group of family and friends gathered to celebrate his life. thousands crowded outside of the paisley park apartments. and we know that it will be at least a month until the final results of the all caps er released. until then results of the autopsy are released. until then, people are celebrating with a piece of his past, more than 100 theaters holding showings of "purple rain." fans in our are

. >>> first at 4:00, a theft ring gets busted at tyson's corner mall. awe three suspects are from florida, all under arrest. athlete were spotted at lord & taylor's, they tried to run but were caught by the fairfax county police and urban team. police recovered $76,000 in stolen goods. >>> a woman by the name of arianna carp has been arrested in the past, accused of taking high-end items from bloo police caught her with $91,000 worth of stolen items in her car. >>> fairfax county county driver is cited for causing an accident involving another vehicle and a fairfax county connector bus, route 50 and majestic lane in the fair oakes area. police say the driver plowed into another vehicle at a red light, pushing it into the back of a bus. the driver of the vehicle in the middle was slightly injured. >>> a police chase that began in montgomery county ended with this crash in northeast d.c. police say two armed suspects carjacked a person in a parking lot on first avenue in silver spring last night. d.c. police spotted the vehicle about an hour and a half la

take a look outside at ti our camera in tysons.shine early on, clouds picking up, and they are nudging in from the west. we are checking in at 74 downtown, and typically our high afternoon temperature should be about 69, so we are well above the afternoon high and we are not late in the afternoon. went from the southwest at about 10 miles per hour. temperatures are cooler to the west. are in theratures 60's because some showers are starting to fall. 74 downtown and in southern maryland. fredericksburg checking in at 75 degrees. all morning we have been running rather mild, but where the rain is coming down just running a little bit cooler test it is running a little bit cooler. -- it is running a little bit cooler. into western fairfax, loud and through fauquier county. the moisture will continue to lift across the area. heavier stuff in richmond and down toward the tidewater area. this is going to graze southern maryland and we will keep an eye on that this afternoon. thunder inrumbles of virginia toward southern maryland this aft

> while nicole mittendorff's family prepares her funeral, she will be remembered at a building in tysons corner by a light that you can see. it will be lit up in red in memory of nicole mittendorff. peggy fox, back to you. >>> the viewing and funeral for nicole mittendorff will take place this thursday. >>> weather could be a big problem for much of the midsection. the national weather service said there is a possibility for powerful, long track tornadoes and enormous hail in central plains states. the bulls i could be 55,000 square miles stretching from northern oklahoma to southern nebraska, including oklahoma city. >> a separate weather system could bring showers and chief meteorologist topper shutt is here with more. >>> not everybody will see a shower. i want everyone to get out and vote. if you are worried about a shower, vote in the morning. the polls are open from 7:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. there may be a shower by 4:00 and still 81 at 6:00. nothing in the morning and a warm day. we will come back and talk about a temperature swing on wednesday and the possibility of more yellow a

. >> going up against mike tyson when he was 19. >> man, mike tyson. remember him with the license and the driving? >> i just remember when he was 19. >> i met him. >> he's an intimidating presence. >> i always had this with me, mike tyson handshake. >> got it. when we come back, an exclusive with miles white on his deal with st. jude and andrew liveris of dow as they prepare to merge with dupont. paypal, raytheon, all of them pretty good, a lot of raises today. more from "squawk on the street" and post 9 in a minute. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ we'll be with you shortly.. yeah right... xerox predictive analytics help companies provide a better and faster customer experience. hello mr. kent. can i rebook your flight? i'm here! customer care can work better. with xerox. wait i'm here! mr. kent? (gasp) shark diving! xerox personalized employee portals help companies make benefits simple and accessible... from anywhere. hula dancing? cliff jumping! human resources can work better. with xerox. >>> dow chemical just reporting first earnings topped exp

northern virginia chief jeff goldberg is live in tysons corner.ell us what did the chief have to say to you? jeff: well, leon, the virginia state police is investigating this case. chief richard bower says that investigation will certainly reveal plenty of facts and could reveal whether or not bullying played any part in nicole mittendorff's suicide. meanwhile in tysons corner, the white strips in between the windows at the silver line center. tonight will be lit up red for nicole mittendorff honoring her service to as the fairfax county fire department copes with the heart-breaking loss of nicole mittendorff; chief richard bower says he is focused on her family and his troops. >> we won't allow our men and women and the family to grieve -- we want to allow our men and women and the family to grieve this week. jeff: but he is launching investigation into the bullying of nicole mittendorff whose body was found last thursday in shenandoah national park after she committed suicide. online message boards reveal posts that mittendorff's name was used i

joining me now, director of the long island progressive coalition, lisa tyson.what did you witness and what's your message about protesters showing up? are you in favor of peaceful protests, or are you -- >> of course, peaceful. >> or do you like the engagem t engagement. >> it wasn't what we expected. people are so angry over donald trump message of hate. attacking muslims, women and immigrants. people are so offended and personally hurt by it. they had an opportunity to tell him what they felt and how they were feeling. his protesters -- >> they get violent, do you lower yourself to a different standard that you typically would not endorse? >> none of the protesters actually got violent. the people who were arrested were inside the trump rally. no one on the outside during the protests, antirally protests, no one got arrested. no violence whatsoever. it was just a lot of very passionate, you know, debating about how they think this world is about, and what donald trump's message is, wihich is a really scary message for people. >> the coalition for long island,

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still there around tysons corner, the beltway not looking very good here. plenty of rain and, of course, that always means traffic this time of night. over towards bowie, seeing some of that rain too, but heavier rain. look around mount airy and howard county and northern portions of montgomery county. we've even seen a little rumble of thunder or two from time to time. heavier shower activity, this is the back of the cold front making its way on through and behind this, well, we get really cold. here is the frontal boundary. you can see we saw some sun and then the clouds quickly moved in. behind this system we have snow to the north. boston under a winter storm warning. more snow back towards the u.p., the upper peninsula of michigan right on down through the chicagoland area. lake-effect snow and that cold air racing down towards our region. it is going to be here by early tomorrow morning. we're talking about a huge change. here is the rain through 6 d.c. metro area. around 7:00 you see that rain moving down to the south and getting out of the region by