mark wahlberg was filming a scene fur a movie.ere he is right there for a movie called "patriot day." >> incognito. >> playing a boston cop related to the bombings back in 2013. but look at him. he's g and everything else. >> he's originally from dorchester. so -- and had some experience with the boston police while he lived in dorchester. a role reversal for mark wahlberg. >> indeed from dorchester. >>> coming up, it's one of the most important days in the presidential primary season. >> and voters head to the new york polls today. why it's been so hard for the candidates to win over this most challenging voting bloc. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc statio >> millions of voters head to the polls today in one of the most pivotal elections of the primary seen. >> new york is the fourth most populace states and one of the most diverse. that could be why it's so hard for the candidates to put their finger on the pulse of what are new york values. >> abc has the latest

also coming up, actor ma wahlberg was at the finish line. we're going to explain why he was dressed as a cop and why it's sparked a lot of controversy tonight. >> trapped in high water, rescue efforts happening tonight as parts of texas deals with severe flooding. >> how one crop turned a noise complaint into a viral national project that's captured the attention of one big nba star. caitlin? >> hey there, laura and sarah, a beautiful weather day. temperatures outside in the 80s right now. should be a very nice evening and it looks like those 80s will stick around for one more day before we have temperatures. i'll have the first look at forecast when fox 5 news returns. returns. the nra and its campaign cash are what stands between us and gun reform. "searing tragedy struck in a place parents felt their children were safe" chris van hollen met with nra lobbyists to craft a loophole that would let the nra skirt a new campaign finance law and block gun control. but democrat donna edwards said "no" to the nra loophole and stood up to the gun lo

. >> actor mark wahlberg was at the race dressed as a police officer.e was shooting scenes for the movie. it recounts the marathon bombings although some have criticized the decision to film a movie just three years after the attack. they say wounds are still fresh. wahlberg says he pressure to make a movie. >> he is a boston guy. >> speaking of doing well, this weather is going great right now. >> it's amazing we started off april so cold with snow last weekend and we totally turned it around and it feels like early summer. >> yeah, it was great. >> we will do that again tomorrow. what a gorgeous evening. clear skies, nice and dry with these warm temperatures, which you know won't last forever. that humidity creeps back in pretty quickly late spring into early summer. tonight we'll enjoy the weather where it is in the 80s during the afternoon but it cools back into the 50s at night. you can open up the windows and let the fresh air in. you might have cracked and put the air conditioning on. clear and mild ahead tonight with our fox 5accuweather forecas

. >> jimmy: you did something great with mark wahlberg for flint, michigan, all our friends over in flint. >> yes. >> jimmy: the awful thing that happened with the -- no water. they have no drinking water. you gave one million bottles of drinking water. >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] that was through me and mark wahlberg's water company, aqua hydrate. but we got donations from wiz khalifa, usher, from michael strahan and ron burkle. we all did it together. it's about giving back, and flint. may this tragedy turn around. and god bless you and your families. >> jimmy: anything you can do, yeah, it would be great. [ cheers and applause ] i thought that was unbelievable. above and beyond. that was so cool that you did that. and then you're doing a charter school. you're opening this, this is a a project you've been working on, we talked about this probably five years ago? >> yes. >> jimmy: in harlem. >> for six years, i've been working on a project with steven perry. he's a great scholar, dr. steven perry. he has 100% graduation rates with his children up in connecticut. i called him, i said

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boston native mark wahlberg was dressed as a cop and filmed the scene at the upcoming movie at the finish line. federal judge in cincinnati ruled that a man accused of plotting an attack on the u.s. capitol is competent to stand trial. christopher cornell is using his given name and meets the criteria for trial. he has pleaded not guilty to multiple charges. authorities arrested him in january of 2015. his father said that the son was misled and coerced. opening the air and the space museum will be renovated. the cost up -- cost is up to 140 million drivers. it's heating and the air conditioning and the mechanical are original. the upcoming museum of the african-american history and the culture cost $3790 million to build from scratch. leon: transportation reporter brianne carter shows us what you need to know if you are driving along the lanes. >> the region first dedicated bus only lanes are finally >> now connecting the commuters in arlington. for the first time monday, rush hour riders got a chance to use the full length ofthe bus transit way to connect braddock and the crystal city m

saw, like, five mark wahlberg films.cited i am about the prospect of getting some black pepper crab, and some pork gladed noodles and a regional beverage. reasonably cold. i don't even know what this is. i love you, noodles. don't want to get all heavy and philosophical at this point, but why i'm here, what my mission is, what i expect to find, basically me tracing my steps and all that. we'll talk about that later. right now, noodles. good. this place is the most excellent. oh, look at the greasy, fatty, yes, come to daddy. i'm a bad man. this is, like, a random restaurant, with a minnie mouse logo and their food is unbelievably good. oh, yeah. black pepper crab. right here. reveal yourself to me. hot, hot, hot. oh, yeah. wow. all right. the frenzy's over. now eat in a more relaxed phase. kuala lumpur rises up out of steamy, equatorial jungle, malaysia's capital city. a chaotic, multi-ethnic, multi-cultural metropolis. this is where you start out when fulfilling a decade-old promise to your ex-head hunter friends to ret

boston native mark wahlberg on hand to show that he's boston strong. we're thinking about all of the folks in my hometown this morning. >>> and procrastinators beware. tax time is upon us. for most of us, tomorrow is the deadline to file. if you live in massachusetts or maine, you get until tuesday so you can enjoy the regional holiday known as patriots' day. >> those forms give me chills. i cannot look at them. >> i like the refund check. >> if you get one. >>> the audi owner says his secret camera caught a mechanic taking his car out for a joyride. this has "ferris bueller" written all over it, everybody. how to protect your own car when you take to it the shop. >>> coming up. but first, can a man caught after eluding police in a high-speed chase help with information on the missing beloved priest. became concerned about him. when he didn't show up for a prayer service. marci gonzalez here with more on his mysterious disappearance. good morning, marci. >> reporter: godod morning, paula and dan. police say they suspect foul play. they have that person

actor mark wahlberg was at the finish line for today's race filming a new movie based on the 2013 attacks. michelle: you were in boston covering the marathon the year the attack happened. so many of us recall where you were. you were close to the finish line. jonathan: i was on the finish line. for eight years in piston i covered it every year. it's uneventful, great day. spectacular weather, great runners and great athletes. on that particular day we were wrapped up and i went back to the finish line with a field producer and photographer to do interviews with people who come across. all of a sudden the bomb went off not more than across the street from us. it was denning. you saw a lot of people go down and run away. up the street another bomb went off and you put two and two together quick. i don't hours because that's how long we worked non-1207 for the next week. crazy. but nice to see the race come back and the athletes come back. it has gone back to what it was. >> the race means so much to the people of boston and to the entire country. jonathan: no question. michelle: all right.

remember when mark wahlberg came in here and death weather, and did he some traffic, and i think casey mcdonnell got involved. here it is. >> all right, let me give the seven day forecast here. tomorrow expecting 48 hi, 37 degrees low. up in the -- >> no. >> that's 48 tomorrow. >> you can move over here, and look at that one. >> all right, we have some dangerous weather here over there on the schuylkill. but look sunday. six off degrees, just like spring, low of 43. mild shot expected monday, then we have clouds and rain, 55, the warmer temperatures are still hanging in there. >> oh, you guys. >> wow. >> i'm telling you. >> oh, man, we got big problems over there. >> listen, we got some serious congestion over there. 676 on the vine. headed down to 76 over thereby the schuylkill, taking it to center city, we got slow ride there, expect about 20 minute delays. my boy, over there. >> that's cool. >> hey, thanks, mark the finale versus people of o.j. simpson aired last night. start with marcia clark's closing argue. >> a drop of blood in the bundy driveway matches the defendant at a rate

mark wahlberg was dressed like a boston police officer, shooting scenes for the movie "patriot's day" about the marathon bombing in 2013. >>> firefighters put out a fire early this morning. this is how it looked as flames anded roared from the house around 2:30 this morning. neighbors tell us a family just bought the home in january and were trying to fix it up. >> somebody just bought the house back in january, and they be redoing it, and guys been doing a great job. every night he's been there until 10:00 at night, and i don't know what happened. very, very sad. >> the home is destroyed. no one was hurt. >>> new information on the deadly quake in ecuador. 350 people are now dead, and that number is expected to climb. some survivors are still being pull from the rubble. the magnitude 7.8 earthquake hit saturday night flattening buildings and destroying. thousands of people are hurt and it's not yet clear how many more are still missing. one estimate shows between 3-5 people need temporary housing. now, in the aftermath of the quake, a fire broke out in one of ecuador's largest cities

. >> jimmy: so congrats on that. mark wahlberg. [ cheers and applause ] you make a good team. and now, here you are with more funny human beings. ig is just on fire in this movie. >> amazing. [ cheers ] kristen wiig. >> she's so funny. walking down the street the other day. >> oh, yeah, that's the new sensation. >> jimmy: matching sweatshirts. yep. willsten. >> everyone's talking about willsten right now. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: what does everyone mean? >> like, everyone. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: at is willsten? >> it's a sensation. [ light laughter ] i mean, we're not a couple. >> jimmy: no. >> but we're like, best of friends. and it's just -- everyone wants to be -- >> jimmy: this. everyone. [ laughter ] it's ridiculous. it made me really laugh hard. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you guys were in a a scene in the movie -- i don't want to spoil it for nybody. >> you can. >> jimmy: okay, i can? [ laughter ] >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: there's a passionate kiss -- >> passionate kiss. >> jimmy: between you and kristen wiig. and it is pretty dgusting. >> pretty disgusting. >> jimmy: yeah. >

. >> you know mark wahlberg is a local in the boston area. he was there over the weekend. surprised some of the runners because he's in boston shooting a movie called "patriot's day" >> very cool. >> about the bombing. that movie coming out in december. >> i went to boston college. this was a huge event. all of those years. brings back many, many fond memories. >> you've never done the marathon itself? >> see, my cousin ran it once. i did sort of jump in and i ran with him for a short distance for moral support. but i was kind of wearing jeans and pigtails and a bandana around my head. you heard a lot of people commenting how someone was running the marathon in jeans. not realizing i was only running five blocks before i jumped back out on the sidelines where i belonged. in a way i ran in the marathon. >> you did the carb loading and you did five blocks. >> yeah. >> success. >> marathon runner right here. >>> coming up, the incredible moment when a deaf child hears music for the first time. >> you don't want to miss that later on in the mix. >>> first, the playoffs. the ba

today, from the series, "blue bloods," donnie wahlberg. and television, film, and stage star, tim daly.

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. >> you know mark wahlberg is a local in the boston area. he was there over the weekend. >> see, my cousin ran it once. i did sort of jump in and i ran with him for a short distance for moral support. but i was kind of wearing jins and pig tails and a bandana around my head. you heard people comment someone was run flth marathon in jeans. before i jumped back out on sought lines where i belonged. in a way i ran in the marathon. >> you did the carb loading and did you five blocks. >> marathon runner right here. >>> coming up, the incredible moment when a daev child hears music for the first time. >> first the playoffs. the basketball playoffs that is are under way. the chance for one of the best teams ever to take its crown. but can the warriors stay healthy all the way through the finals. >> later the guy taking somebody else's car for a spin when he probably shouldn't have and why the dashcam video got him in hot water. >> you can find us on facebook wnnfans.com, twitter @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." oh my goodness! happy birthday! oh, you. (laughing) this w

wahlberg, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thanks to the panel for being here. and mr. dodaro, thanks for heavy lifting and sharp pencilling and pinpointing that you continue to do. one man's opinion and an overlarge federal government, but nonetheless. one area that i'm interested in is the unobligated balances that are out there. some staggering in nature. at least to my opinion. is there any value to allowing agencies to hold excess appropriations to the next fiscal year? and i guess i would add quickly to that, at what point does it become a problem? >> yeah. i think, you know, agencies need -- and it depends on the program and activity. and so it's variable. they need to have a little bit of a potential buffer depending on the nature of the programs. but the ones we looked at, they had set criteria for what they thought they needed to hold an appropriations. they were well above their own criteria. and that's why we called it excess. you know, so the amount of unobligated balances that we had pointed out in those areas are ones that in our view should be de

wahlberg, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman and thanks to the panel for being here and mr. dodaro, thanks for the heavy lifting and sharp pencilling and pinpointing that you continue to do. one man's opinion, an over-large federal government, but nonetheless. one area i'm interested in is the unobligated balances that are out there, some staggering in nature, at least to my opinion. is there any value to allowing agencies to hold excess appropriations to the next fiscal year? and i guess i would add quickly to that at what point does it become a problem? >> i think agencies need, and it depends on the program and activity. so it's variable. they need to have a little bit of a potential buffer, depending on the nature of the programs. but the ones we looked at. they had set criteria for what they thought they needed. in addition to appropriations, they were well above their own criteria. that's why we called that excess. you know, so the amount of unobligated balances that we had, pointed out in those areas are ones tha

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wahlberg for a series of questions. walberg: the three of us here indicates we don't fear the irs. why are we here? i certainly agree with the points you make about the general irs employee attempting to do their job, a difficult job. the first are the irs has to implement the number of measures that are targeted with the important care act -- affordable care act. theof those being shared responsibility payment. your report suggested that the irs doesn't know which employees are going to be responsible for evaluating employers so those employees probably will not have adequate training. if i understand the report. let me ask you what complexities will the irs employees face in determining which employers must pay the employer shared responsibility payment? >> i think there are a lot of questions about what employees are going to be included in some very complex calculations to determine who is covered, who should be covered, who isn't covered, and that goes to the calculation of whether the employers will be penalized. the penalty is very stiff and steep. our concern has been we ha