. >>> all this in suburban washington, dc. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer reporting from washington. our own evan perez has been following this disturbing development. evan, we know this is in bethesda, maryland, in montgomery mall. a major shopping mall in the washington, dc area. tell us about this shooting incident and then what also happened not that far away at another mall. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. this began just after 11:00 a.m. according to police, and they say there were three victims shot outside of this mall and appear nobody in the mall was injured but apparently, one person approached a victim, shot the victim. two other people came to the aid of the first victim and they were also shot. now about 30 to 40 minutes later, there was a second incident. a second shooting in the parking lot of a giant supermarket. there was also a female victim in that incident. i should mention in the first case, in the mall incident, there were two males and one fema

it looks like they get to keep him in washington dc for a while. the guy who used to hold the record is his former teammate who of course left dc after last season as a free agent and signed a $100 million deal is back in town with his new team and said it was great being here was time to move on. >>> i have no complaints and i felt like i had to move on. >> fresh off the history-- the victory, he has turned his attention to this ready to settle in as his traders prepare for next saturday. the second tool of the triple crown. his teammates call him the warrior, alex calls him the capital best defenseman. they are happy to have him back on the ice for tomorrow's game 6. he was practicing before they hit the road and it was tough to sit and watch but they were happy his right is not over yet. >> finally getting-- having fun when they watch, pretty nervous. >>> this is a capitals fan 100 years old, saturday was her first ever game and she got to do a little sit on the zamboni. 101 tomorrow and maybe another birthday wish come through-- come true with

to the north of washington dc.he ar it had the best school system and expensive housing and these are expensive retail areas. >> right, exactly. sometimes you have crime happening, we don't know here what exactly happened but we had a shooting last night of a domestic situation and the police have said maybe they're looking for a husband or want to question a husband. sometimes you have a situation where there is a murder and the person is not apprehended and then they sort of going on a rampage and they have nowhere to go or don't want to go home and rob people and trying to go on sprees. police will have to look to see if those are related. did something happen last night and now the person is on a rampage trying to get away or trying to get a car or money and all those are open questions. we don't have the answer, of course. they are tight geographically and police in montgomery county and washington dc are trying to work together to pull this. >> thank you very much for your expertise. we understand the briefin

i was a brand-new police chief in washington dc. jonathan, i'm not certain if he was the very first person i met but among the first. over as first take police chief, you get a lot of letters and invitations. everyone wants to meet you. i came from chicago. i was in from washington, so i had no history with anyone. whether it was community organizations, business groups, it didn't matter. everyone wanted to know who the new guy was in town. one of those letters came from david friedman. i never met david before. findd the letter and said that sounds interesting. holocausto visit the memorial museum with him. it was put on my schedule. to be honest with you, there was absolutely nothing more one thing on my schedule. you start the day and you look to see what you have to do. the family was still in chicago. every other week, i was flying back to chicago and that afternoon i was scheduled to fly back to chicago area --. i would leave and go to the airport and now the it. i go to the museum and i meet david. individual,nother irene wei

. >>> reporter: later that day they arrested him back in washington dc. the spokesperson said the agency did not make the incident public because they had an id hours before an arrest . you may be surprised at the idea that a train carbon bmt on 10:00 on tuesday, writers who frequent the station are not so surprised. it is about one hour after the rush not to mention, the glenmont station is at the end of the red line and by the time it reaches here writers say that ridership has dwindled significantly. >>> for nearly 5 weeks, hicks fought extradition where he was arrested and currently in jail. he has a history of previous convictions including sexual abuse of a child. >>> the city of baltimore is reacting to the not guilty verdict following the trial of an officer charged in the death of freddie gray. in baltimore city judge acquitted officer edward nero of charges including assault. the city is calm and looking ahead to the next trial where one of the officers will face a murder charge. we have the latest on how today's decision could impact that next

two shootings outside two malls in the washington dc area. micha michael rosenwall is a reporter, what can you tell us at the scene? >> reporter: we have three people shot and a female was shot and i believe two others were then shot trying to help. this happened on the south side of the belt way in the washington dc area. police are looking for the suspect apparently is out and about in a car some where. they say that he maybe connected to another shooting near a super market in which a woman in that case, in that incident has passed away. >> of course, the big question here is are these two incidents linked? i know that this is still very early, michael, what are investigators telling you there at the scene about that? >> reporter: well, they have detectives both here and they are saying they are working in close connection with each other and trying to establish witness statements and whether or not they put the same person at the same place or the same car at the same place. we are expecting another update here in about 15 minutes when we

the journey began monday in washington dc at the national memorial.our was launched and 97 with 18 writers. we have all been embarrassed by our parents. mainly back when we were little. feast your eyes on this mortifying mom moment that has gone viral. she has tried to keep up with the times by taking a selfie on a surprise visit to her daughter's college dorm room and happily texting it to her along with the caption like where i am. where are you. >> i was sitting there playing in my own bed and all the sudden got a text from my mom saying look where i am. then it clicked. >> her daughter replied, please tell me you are not in someone else's dorm. indeed she was. i headed here to get the hilarious story from the mother-daughter duo. >> i felt like i was going to throw up. >> the family is knew to new york city and welcomed in true big apple fashion was a big media blitz. with all of the attention, it seems i am the only one that paid attention to detail. she is actually adopted. they are still cut from the same cloth, so we played a little word assoc

. >> for washington dc to the bay area, thousands are spending the memorial day honoring veterans and those who have served and fallen. i'm michelle griego. >> dozens are gathered to honor those who have given the ultimate sacrifice for our country. kith is there live with a look at the service that's underway. kit. >>reporter: it's going on right now as we speak, and the mother's jest received a reef. the mothers lost either a son or daughter who serves in the military. we're expecting 5,000 people and they think that many people are here right now. today's meant to celebrate the veterans still with us, remember those who are not, the mood here is somber, but proud >> what so proudly we held >> the united veteran -- veterans buried here back to the civil war. they said it was heartfelt to -- especially the younger generation of citizens. >> events like this educate those who may not have known this or think about what has been given by people who worked their age one time and were in service. >> a lot of people say young people don't get it. that they're ungrateful. >> they can say t

for almost 24 hours, again, shep, suspected in three murders in two counties here in suburban washington, dcashington. thank you. >>> took him down in the car, and according to the reporting of wjbla in washington he had been inside a boston market restaurant right there for an hour, having lunch. some fascinating details out about the protective order that bob mentioned there. the protective order put into place in march, when the wife, gladys tordil, appeared before a judge to make claims that she thought he was a danger to her and her family. this is from the "washington post." a protective order tiled by gladys tordil in prince george's county district court alleged this man, elailow tordil subject herd children intense discipline and physically abused one child over the course of a decade. the threatened to harm his wife if she left him. and indicated tordil had a 40 caliber handgun, 45 caliber handgun, and an m-4, a revolver and a hunting gun, all at home. this from the "washington post." the final protective order that was approved by the judge required eulalio tordil to surrender all

. >>> mineta will soon offer direct flights to salt lake city and washington dc.southwest airlines is scheduled to begin the service november 6. airport officials say the washington dc area has become a destination for people on high- tech and government business as well as tourism. flights will be offered daily to the nighs' capital and twice a day to salt lake. >>> coming up, the bay area man under arrest for road rage and we are learning this isn't his first run-in with the law. >> everyone that is arrested has a right to bail unless it is a no bail offense which essentially is murder. or, if other circumstances such as they are an extreme flight risk. >> plus, why gap says it is closing dozens of stores overseas. >> a 19-year-old man involved in a hit and run accident in fairfield in february is back in jail following another incident. the victim was able to relay information to officers that eventually led them to the suspect jefferson tarra. back in february, he hit a five- year-old girl with his car and took off. now he is in trouble again. >> during the co

. >> you want a washington, dc tour? just ten dollars. that's the capitol behind me. this is the irs building. oh, i can't tell you that. that's illegal. >> segs in the city, offers guided tours around washington on segway. segs in the city in get it? one problem. >> this is illegal. >> it is illegal if you talk. >> bill mane had an idea. tours by segway. >> business grows tremendously. >> going to be up to our last year. >> but guys in d.c. must take a test and get a government license to give tours. >> the you have been giving tours. >> yes. >> you don't have a license? are you a bad person? >> i am not. >> she tried to get a license but that's not easy. >> i had to get four personal rev reps, people i have nope over a year. a criminal background check, passport photos. >> total cost, $200. >> two or three weeks later they said i could signed up for a test date, and i took it a week and a half ago and i failed by five points. >> after the interview she tried again, jumped through more hoops, paid another $115. retook the test, and finally did pass. >> i think trying

the democratic presidential candidate is holding a news conference here in washington dc where he first announces candidacy exactly one year ago. we devote 72etary, of our delegate votes to the next president of the united states... >> this month we showcase our student cam winter. video competition for middle school and high school students. year's theme is right to the white house. --

you may recall that the two membership early this month in washington, dc met for 45 minutes and ryan said he was "committed to working together," after expressing hesitancy about endorsing trim -- trump. >> pretty rowdy outside donald trump rally in new mexico last night. crowds overturned trash cans and threw things at pass outside the albuquerque convention center. inside, donald trump addressed the supporters and celebrated the win in the washington state primary. the win helped him get close are to claiming the republican party nomination officially and now only 44 delegates shy. >> on the democratic side, hillary clinton will be in the bay area today, attending events in atherton and san jose. tomorrow, she will hold another event in the south bay. last night, hillary clinton won the primary in washington state but the vote meant nothing because bernie sanders claims the delegates at the caucus in february. she is 78 delegates shy of the democratic nomination for president. >> the american people understand we are great as a nation because of our diversity. >> bernie sanders tak

early goes to the oscars of washington dc and then -- early goes to the outskirts of washington dc and retreats. the new york times editorializes the back door of the shenandoah valley had been left open to the confederates. sherman the east where -- richard would know better banished reporters from the army. it was the east where the news is being made and here is the shenandoah valley once again. it is that great valley of virginia and you can argue, i don't know, in a sense, that the spirit of stonewall jackson still haunts there. have they been defeated? no, they haven't. once again, the confederacy using that valley as strategical entry. grant was very slow in reacting to what. he puts ron siegel in charge. and then david hunter. grant was more focused on the army of northern virginia and not necessarily the shenandoah valley. and then we come july 30. remember what happened that day -- the crater, the news of that importantly, more the confederate cavalry rode into chambersburg, pennsylvania and destroyed over 400 residences and businesses by flame. this is what lincoln is faced

indiana needs a partner in washington dc.we see tremendous growth in the state of indiana the last three years and more than 130,000 new jobs. our work force is growing but that's all been in spite of the policies coming out of washington dc, whether it is a war on coal and putting thousands of jobs at risk or carrier announcing pulling out of states and going to mexico. these direct resolves are not good business. it is results coming out of washington dc. i am standing next to a principle conservative who like me, has been advocating the agenda throughout his career of less taxes andtaxes, less regulation, traditional values, and a strong military. that's why i'm proud to stand with ted cruz, and i'm proud to be able to campaign with him today, all across the state of indiana. >> and hallie, let me make an interesting observation on this. so we're here with governor pence. very popular conservative governor in indiana. every candidate running for president tried very hard to earn his support. he endorsed me, he's campaignin

. >> a high from file meeting is underway in washington, dc right new. this is a picture from outside of the republican national committee headquarters. that is where donald trump is having a sit down with house speaker paul ryan. protesters have been gathered for several hours. donald trump waved as he walked in a few moments ago. the presumptive nominee presidential is reince priebus and ryan officially refused to back donald trump but today could be part of a continued die -- dialogue between the two. >> heartbreak for a family. a pregnant mother of four shot and killed on a highway in pittsburg. the family spoke with abc7 and amy hollyfield has the latest on the investigation. >> good morning, reggie, they have not mate arrests in the killing, the second murder to happen here on highway 4 in iburg in the last few weeks. police do not think the two shootings are related. 25-year-old mother was killed while drive on highway 4 near railroad avenue yesterday morning, driving when one in a white mercedes opened fire in her car. she account passenger both

once they make their way into washington dc, de pere off and go to buy two through the streets. they say it is an incredible sight to see. >> that is a very healing moment for them as well. something for them to do to get through some of this. >> they say it is a very emotional moment. one of the officers said that as he is going into dc he will be thinking about scott. >>> he is swimming from the golden gate bridge to san rafael . in 20 minutes, one marin county supervisor candidate wants to accomplish with this very challenging swim >>> the western conference semifinals moved to rapid city. you may be wondering how portland got that name? how'd that back story has a connection to the warriors. >>> good morning. we are looking at a commute that is affected by an injury crash, several have been taken to the hospital after this crash. we will tell you about the backup coming up. >>> a lot of cloud cover and rain is on the way. maybe some of thunderstorms in the mix for friday. what about the weekend? ♪ ♪ to the women who know what real values are, you inspire us to bring you real

we talked to museum staff and participants in the event in washington dc. >> today we are here with our african-american treasures program, where we invite people to bring objects. they look at them, find out the history of them, find out the materials they are made from and tell the public how to does -- how to preserve them. >> some sample photos my mother took from 1937 through 1947 in brooklyn new york. >> it amounts to a visual social history of black life in new york. it is a variety of scenes his mother took. corners in at playground or trips to the beach. going to coney island. there is a whole range of activities. they really constitute this social history of brooklyn and the black experience. in a time period of immense and gender changes as well as economic and social changes. it's hard to read that. souvenirs come out of all ball games. the negro leagues were famous for the player signing autographs just as they do today. you got a baseball signed by these premier players. >> one of our main missions is to preserve -- things they have in their basement and attic. they may no

and supporters started arriving at the airport, getting ready for the ride from new jersey to washington dc to honor officers who have died. officers from hayward, chb, berkeley and other agencies arrived at the airport and began checking their bikes. officers from across the country will participate. the police unity tour was organized in 1997. cyclist started in new jersey and made their way to the national law enforcement officers memorial in washington, dc. that ride started with 18 cyclist and has grown to include 1900 riders including a contingent from here in the bay area. you can see those officers lined up here preparing to check their bikes. can you tell us about this ride , in particular who you are writing for? >> i am running for sergeant scott longer. he worked for the department. it is an honor for him -- for us to write for him. this year will be special for us. i'm glad to be able to ride for scott. >> this is a way for officers to honor those officers who passed away not just last year but in years past. >> absolutely. this is an opportunity for the nation to come together

he plans to spend the day in washington dc where he will attend the memorial day biker tour that honors veterans. >> also, hillary clinton will launch a personal push for votes in new jersey, just nine days away from that state's primary starts this afternoon. clinton's team will kick off phone banks and canvassing ad campai campaign offices. clinton is close to securing enough delegates to lock up the nomination against bernie sanders. yesterday bernie sanders issue add strong warning to clinton about her pick for a running mate. he urged her to pick a hard line progressive. he says doing so is skit kal to winning over his supporters. he made the comments in an interview you can watch on nbc's meet the press later this morning. >>> and bernie sanders and hillary clinton say they're confident of winning the june 7th primary in california. both candidates have been crisscrossing the state in the last week. the latest polls show a statistical tie between the two of them in that state. >> we told you about the bernie sanders interview on "meet the press" but chucked todd will a sit down wi

is it the problem hoff washington, dc. you're in washington, dc. mores of the american people live hundreds if not thousands of miles away. live in seattle, washington. seattle is far away fromom washington, dc. so when things are happening there, it's very hard for me, living in seattle, to try to get really sited about what is going on in d.c. if i see two candidates duking it out in a political debate, okay, i can get excited about that momentarily, but that feeling quickly evaporates. me, i happen to be a political junkie so i'm paying attention, but most americans are living their lives, not payingdi attention to politics so they seem to display if difference, a lack of curiosity about politics. that's because of the way the human brain works. it's an indictment of human beings, our brain wasn't devisep for television politics. it was devised for small, intimate groups. we're really good at that kind of politics. not so good at politics where w talk about things happening a long, way away from us. i hope that answers you question.to >> host: s

a freight train derailment in washington dc leaves several cars overturned.eaking live. take a look at these photos. 10 cars were overturned but no injuries have been overturned -- reported. fire officials say emergency responders are working to contain the leak. no evacuations have been announced. we will continue to bring you updates as they come in. >>> the latest in 2016. the presidential primary making its way to california. the 3 republican candidates, all of them on the podium picking their pitch to state republicans in burlingame. now more on date 2. a much calmer day compared to the chaos on friday. >> reporter: there was calm outside the californian republican convention. a stark convention -- -- on friday they succeeded in blocking the entrance and forcing the republican front- runner to climb over a guardrail and use a back entrance. trump tweeted "the protesters in california were thugs and criminals. many are professionals. they should be dealt with strongly by law enforcement.". with senator ted cruz making his case. >> you need someone with go

in 1998, he was selected to serve as chief of police of washington dc's metropolitan police department. transforming an agency that was weakened by budget cuts, low morale and misconduct, he literally transformed it into one of the finest in the nation. in 2007 he washed washington to become commissioner of the city of philadelphia's police department, the nation's fourth largest in this past january he retired after eight years as commissioner. mr. ramsey has always believed law-enforcement leader must also be an educator and a mentor, and a role model. commissioner ramsey has said david friedman was the first community leader that he met when he came here to washington d.c. shortly after they met, david and chief ramsey visited the united states holocaust memorial museum together. that it that experience affected him so much. he created a training the history of the holocaust as a springboard to increase law-enforcement's understanding of its relationship to the people that it served. also its role as a protector of the constitution and as a guardian of our individual rights. he want

las autoridades de washington, dc, dijeron que olivieri es residente de pennsylvania y aparentementetra el sujeto porque no quiso entregar el arma que llevaba. el sospechoso se encuentra en condicion hospital. un hombre en maryland, que resulto electo el mes pasado como delegado del precandidato donald trump a la convencion republicana, ha sido acusado de cargos por pornografia infantil, posesion de un arma ilegal y explosivos.la acusacion alega que entre marzo de 2015 y enero pasado, caleb andrew bailey, de 30 aqos, intento usar a un menor de edad con una conducta sexualmente explicita para producir pornografia infantil. trabajadores agricolas salieron a las calles para exigir protecciones laborales basicas en el estado de nueva york. los jornaleros esperan recorrer 200-tas millas en busca de que la legislatura estatal apruebe un proyecto de ley que esta estancado en el senado.peggy carranza nos explica de que se trata la "ley de practicas laborales justas de los trabajadores agricolas". pago extra. >> ellos no quieren invertir en maquinaria. ana: aunque no hay una cifra exacta se e

it's friday afternoon and the first nice day in washington, dc in about two and a half weeks so there are a ton of people out. some of the folks we had seen congregating, might have been taking a long lunch or going for a long walk to go and get coffee so all kinds of folks, locals, tourists, just people stuck in traffic when the roads were closed. they were all around and so it really is quite a blessing that nobody else was injured, just considering the density on the sidewalks on a nice day, friday afternoon in washington, dc, so close to the white house. >> you have to think, too if the intention was -- chad pergram has been reporting that a number of people told hem that a possible motive could have been, as i said, suicide by cop, understand to instigate something where the assailant would get shot and presumably killed by police or secret service. but it does come back -- you touched on it -- to security in this vast compound that we think of as just the white house, but by extension it's the eisenhower executive office building, the new executive office building. if you want t

if you're watching us in washington dc, you can now listen to us on the radio right here at bloombergy day. we will be right back. ♪ there has been a lot of talk about allegedly rigged political systems and potential third-party challengers to try to shake things up. these things are nothing new for next guest, kansas businessman who mounted an unsuccessful independent bid against pat roberts in 2014. he has now written a book called "the declaration of independence, how we can break the two-party stranglehold and restore the american dream." i ask him what he learned from his third-party run about how the current system works for our democracy. about whatd a lot voters want and what voters care about. it was clear to me in running that in fact, voters feel like they have been presented a series of false choices. voters feel like the two parties really ultimately don't care about them, and i think we are seeing a lot of that reflected in the unconventional choices they are making in this presidential season. that doesn't the fact bernie sanders and donald trump, doesn't it suggest tha

it's not to have parades in washington dc honoring those who fought. the object of the exercise must to conclusively achieve our political purposes and by that standard the american general officer corps has not performed all that well. because we either have not achieved their political purposes or when we thought we achieve them, it turns out that our accomplishments were partial , and reversible, so i think there is a-- i mean, the point here is not to pick on a particular general because it seems like i'm doing, but the point is to say how is it that the greatest military in the world, we do have the greatest military in the world, how is it that military command exercise at the highest levels leaves something to be desired? are we-- do we need to take another approach to educating and developing our senior commanders, to selecting them? what is the problem? i think hero worship of the swarts cough and tommy franks impede that effort to subject our military leaders to the sort of articles-- screw that is needed and i had to tell you it doesn't seem

like that, but it is truly a remarkable journey from living in whittier to walking the halls of washington dc and traveling around the world, representing the greatest force on earth, the united states of america. [applause] ms. contreras-sweet: i have the best job at cabinet. -- i sitnext to the next to the secretary of defense, interior commerce. for smallthe place business, those who create in today's times. new jobsf three net employ half the workforce and have built 74 months of consecutive job growth. that has never happened in the history of our country. thank you to the entrepreneurs, the small businesses. it is truly a privilege today to frome an honorary poet whittier college. i will wear my purple and gold proudly. all the faculty here with me, the staff, the platform party, honored guests, family and friends, and you, our graduates of 2016, who are ready to launch, today is it. an end and a beginning. a day to say goodbye to late-night breakfast, to poet, and to the rock. today, you step off the precipice and into your futures. it is exhilarating, terrifying, bittersweet all at on

tim higgins is in washington dc.eryow certainly strong position, and this announcement out of left field. >> the math is very hard for anyone to challenge trump going into the convention in cleveland. and ted cruz, he could not do the math to become the nominee on the first vote, win enough delegates, he was trying to block donald trump from getting into office to keep him from the 1237 delegates needed to get the nomination. with ted cruz gone, the field is open. it will be really hard to block trump in the final stage three at trump only needed less than 2% of the delegates remaining -- 50% of the delegates remaining. with ted cruz gone, he will not see a lot of competition. well, whatah, and does that make the democrats? it is too close to call in indiana for them, right? reporter: right, still not unusual for the counting of the ellet to go late in the -- ballots to go late in the democratic field. a winning for bernie sanders will be symbolic, it will add momentum, but the math him to get enough, it is pretty ha

. >> one place to start, certain buildings were built by slaves, certain buildings in washington dc. that is a place to start. >> certainly. there is something rather moving i said yesterday, in dc, something enormously moving to see the obamas in the white house that was built with slave labor and indeed, many official buildings that belong to the state that use slave labor because washington dc had legal slavery right up to 1862, the middle of the civil war, you had emancipation in the capital of the nation itself. any other questions or comments? or have i silenced you all with my long answers? >> are there descendents of the abolition movement, can you identify descendents of the movement? >> i had a very interesting experience after publishing this book. there are activists within black lives matter, within occupy wall street, who are fascinated by the history of abolition. i received emails and messages from a contemporary activist, looking to the movement who read the book and are surprised sometimes to find precedents for what they are fighting for. on the other hand i have r

[applause] a few years later while working in washington dc i was asked to repair the many breakdowns of the wheelchair as an attorney at the security exchange commission. he told me the manufacturer of both our chairs, subsidiaries were dumping chairs overseas, keeping competition out of the us. i responded the price of the company's newest chair, the sports model, was $750 in today's money in england, the same chair lifted for 2007 $50 in the us in 1973. when activists in the us disability rights movement tried to import the low-priced chairs to the us there owners were refused. the security exchange commission attorney pulled me in that refusing these purchases was an illegal restriction of international trade and should be challenged. that attorney was evan kim, a republican who later became the head of the equal employment opportunity commission under president bush the first. following kemp's advice i went to the london showroom of jennings and ordered ten chairs asking that be sent to washington dc. jennings refused saying, quote, our parent company does not allow us to ship to

she lives in washington dc and did not say the right thing. i do think that that is not why i probably approached this book although i am drawn to the person standing next to the person. this to answer your question in a different way, this period, the first real kind of popular rising, the way in which they negotiated that is quite interesting, trying to figure out how the country was changing and what kind of relationship to have, franchise is expanding. we tend to face the early republic as they knew what they were doing, a perfect document had one problem to figure out. everybody disagreed about everything. they argued all the time. everyone was making compromises and one of the exciting things about meeting her is you get that because she wasn't trying to reflect the world. she was just exasperated and hopeful. >> how hard is it to find references like -- was she writing about her in any way? >> he was not writing about her. there are people writing about her, dolly madison wrote something, being the leading dissipation of the day that st

islands, puerto rico, washington, dc. when the national park service was established in 1925 it had responsibility of administering the organic act of 1916. froma policy directed secretary lane in 1918. today your national park service has a responsibility and the accountability of responding to no less than 100 individual pieces of legislation laws. perhaps almost the same number of executive orders. endangered species act. environmental protection act. , the scopeclude that of the responsibilities of the park service is beyond that of administering the 400 plus areas. it also administered the land and water conservation fund. historic preservation act as it relates to the national registry of historic places and the historic preservation fund. long-distance trails. national treasures channels. the rep is in the broad diversity of our naturally cultural heritage. is anational park service great organization but it will not exist, it would not be successful without the collective support of the american people and the ame

hoof into this home in john after leaving office, the 8,200 square feet mansion is located in washington, dc buying it, they will republican it at $22,000 a month. >> whoa. >> they land to stay in washington, dc, until sasha finishes high school in 2018. afford drop and michael kohr's could be on the rocks after dumping lower priced hand bags. it is reported that half of all of the nordstrom stores have stop carrying the bag because many no longer buy them. why? sources say that it is the number one return hand bag brand because of the poor craftsmanship. >> a warning of the popular chain jewelry story, kay's jewelry store, some customers say their details are replaced when the jewelry is serviced. >> jane? >> we have had a couple of strong days in a row and we are positive this morning but not as much as we have seen, the s&p 500 is up in the single digits and oil has crossed $50 a barrel that is a big milestone today. kay jeweler's is under scrutiny on facebook a a handful of brides brought a lifelong guarantee but they took them in for maintenance the storms were switched out with fake or

he plans to spend today in washington dc attending a memorial day weekend biker tour that honoring veterans. >> and we told you about the bernie sanders interview on "meet the press" this morning, chuck todd will also sit down with arnold schwarzenegger. it will all be here at 10:30 on nbc 10. >> is rio ready for the zika virus. some say the olympics need to be delayed. how health leaders are responding to the possible threat. >>> is the start of a new holiday. in honor of the memorial day holiday last night's performance was free and thousands of veterans, active military members and philadelphia police officers and firefighters. sounds pretty good, the pops treated the audience to a night of patriotic music. and glenn hurricane schwartz was the mc for the evening. our parent company are proud sponsors of the memorial salute. make sure you tap the nbc app to learn about last nice's event. >> the world health organization insist there's is no need for the rio olympics about concerns over the zika virus outbreak. the response comes after 150 medical experts urge that the games be delayed or

the law firm here in washington dc. there are a lot of big firms in the city joined today. one of the biggest and we know that it is a firm that has long establishment ties with the gop and also of course, the firm that represents the trump campaign as well as donald trump individually. we do not know where donald trump is heading from here. but, he's leaving this law firm and he left that meeting over in rnc and he met with top gop senators and before that the big meeting at the rnc. and on first street here with the meeting with paul ryan. halie jackson is still standing by, halie, did he say anything? >> reporter: he waved at me standing outside here but that was about it. he has done that all morning. it is interesting. we heard as our colleagues pointed out, we heard from chairman priebusnd paul ryan but have not heard of donald trump. you can see secret service just kind of dispersing it at this point. he was with his aids, all walking down this building. trump's legal team he's meeting with his lawyer apparently. we are working to find out what happened inside this b

. >> in washington, dc, a freight train derailed.ook at the pile of rail cars along tracks two miles north of capitol hill. hazardous materials leaked yesterday morning when the trains went off the rage. commuter trains can not use the track. >> firefighters in new york city are on the scene of a massive fight that gutted a historic church. fire break out at the suburb an orthodox cathedral dates back to the 1850s and as bad as the video is, no one was hurt. >> we had a againous weekend. mike and i had the honor of celebrating it by take part of in a great cause part of 9 march for babies, the march of dimes event. >> i have been doing it give years. >> first for me. >> it is from. just gorgeous. . >> we were at the alameda county fairgrounds. it keeps getting bigger and bigger and that is the ambassador family, they get up and tell you about their story and the march dimes helped them get through their twins being bonded premature by several weeks and what you are seeing is what you can do in on of the babies. >> were you there? >>

we are in washington, dc, with more. >> president obama during the dress at rutgers made it clear he is not going to be sit on the sidelines this summer while donald trump was at a ceremony himself. donald trump at the university of pennsylvania attending his daughter's graduation play the role of father as he is facing attacks for his life as an alleged lay boy. the "new york times" reports detailing unwelcomed rome machine tick advances unsetting workplace conduct and unending commentary on the female form. >> donald trump is pushing back at "new york times" calling it a lame hit piece. at the same time, the president is taking swipes at him, speaking to the graduating class at rutgers. >> it is not cool to not know what you are talking about. >> hillary clinton in kentucky has her happens full attacking bernie sanders for his vote against the auto bailout while striking trump on foreign policy. >> what you hear from donald trump is not just offensive it is dangerous. >> hillary clinton makes the case against donald trump in kentucky and bernie sanders is in puerto rico. >> video n

yoga, san francisco is now one of fit of the cities in the united states with the top honor in washington, dcand denver, portland, and san francisco is 5. san jose came in at 11 and we checked, oakland did not make the list. >> we have done three surveys and washington, dc is number one in each survey. conspiracy. >> a popular condiment with newly discovered benefit of horseradish. >> th wannwith sodastreamter? you turn plain water into sparkling water in seconds. and because it's so delicious, you'll drink 43% more water every day. sodastream. love your water. >> los altos, antioch, petaluma, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> you could be one of the more than four million workers who will be eligible for overtime. the obama administration will issue new rules to change when workers can earn overtime. many say the existing rules date back 80 years. right now companies can deny overtime to those who make over $23,000 a year. or more. that doubles. to $47,000. a year. >> some state lawmakers want to force employers to give workers fair warning of their hours. the reliable scheduling a

washington, dc, however, is the most expensive city to raise kids curing to the survey. >> warn buffis considerable clout behind a possible bid for yahoo, "usa today" said that he would join the quicken loans founder and others in making an off to bay the internet assets of yahoo or continue the deem. in true, the group is one of several vying for the properties of yahoo the. >> young skids do not like cadillacs so general motors is opening coffeehouses in dealership, not a boring brew, but it will have high end cafe, art exhibits curated by those behind the magazine, and rotating fashion retail offer ings. >> interesting idea. >> so, mike is here and i am excited for a little bit of a warmup. >> yes, going to be warm. not overly bearing or overbearing in some areas but it is going to be above average and it starts today with a hill bit of wind in oakland and concord and fairfield at 12, ten, and 17 and you can see the broken cloud deck and i am putting the time-lapse together at twitter and facebook and you will find a forecast for today's beyonce concert, the a's and the worse but

i wanted to bring up those are from taps.org who brings families of the fallen to washington, dc every each other, and also the laughter and smiles of the good memories. those are the people who you've come to supposedly help them but they end up leaving a lasting mark on you. >> as far as lasting images go, i want to leave our audience with the images from arlington cemetery. thank you. kim, thank you. spider sent me a quick note saying there are generals next to privates as the president sent those words, you see those pictures. there is more true, if you ever get the opportunity to take a visit here, it is really spectacular. it is such an image. it is such a poignant visit to see those grave markers, all 400,000 of them. it's a remarkable thing and the words of jfk that the president cited couldn't be more true. we remember them. we'll take a short break. (vo) whatever your perfect temperature... you'll enjoy consistent comfort with the heating and air conditioning systems homeowners rank number one. american standard heating and air conditioning. a higher standard of comfort. motr

elliot maxwell in washington dc. today, in the wake of 9/11, the nsa is something of a household word for anyone that follows the news and politics. -- in politics. how well-known with the agency in 1975? mr. schwarz: hardly at all. the joke was the nsa stood for "no such agency," and was not meant to be discussed at all and was not generally. to have the hearings on the nsa was one of the most hard-fought issues within the committee. i think it was a quite close vote and again, not all along partisan lines about whether we should have a public hearing but we decided to have a public hearing. there was dispute as to whether we should provide the names of companies that for 30 years has d given every single telegram, every day to the nsa. we voted again very closely to do that. actually, the wonderful staff member who uncovered that, britt snider had recommended that we not disclose their names and i disagreed with him because i said, look, they violated the rights of their customers and they did it for 30 years, and

.>>> a freight train has derailed in washington dc, at least 10 cars or overturn right now as crews worked to contain the sodium hydroxide leak. most of the cars were empty, but some are carrying mixed freight, and no evacuation has been ordered. >>> in san jose, the police believe that james new orleans, tried to -- nolan and they found his wife with the gunshot wound and she later died at the hospital. >>> hunger strikers march into the mayor's office on tuesday, angry over the fatal police shootings, and they want the police chief to resign, and they will not compromise they say. they will demand the firing in person this week. >>> the main terminal at brussels reopens amid extra security checkpoints, a special ceremony marking the opening, 60 people died in march after a bomb ripped through the terminal. the damage has been repaired and reopened, little by little, and by june the entire airport should be open. >>> developing news in southern turkey, a police officer dead and dozens other injured after the bomb exploded near the police station, near the country order with this area. tur

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right now, hazmat crews are cleaning up the mess after a freight train derailed in northeast washington, dc. 16 cars overturned this weekend and one leaked sodium hydroxide until it was successfully plugged. no one was hurt. crews are replacing soil and lay new track. >>> clean up under way after storms rocked texas and arkansas over the weekend after flood waters receded in the town of palestine. a sixth drowning victim was recover could. a 30-year-old man who died in the area and a woman and her four grand children friday night. 60s miles in texas, clean up crews are out after an ef-2 tornado touched down with winds as high as 115 miles-an-hour. >>> changes are coming to our forecast. >> what a difference a day makes. yesterday, we had temperatures from 78 degrees in san francisco to 86 degrees in concord. then the fog rolled in early this morning, cooling us down. it would be hazy. we have sunshine in the city by the day in san francisco. we're looking towards the port of oakland and we have 60 degrees west of the bay bridge, east of the bay bridge, 65 degrees in oakland. san jose at 70

millions of people come to washington dc every year from our fellow citizens to people from around the world and this transit system really ought to be the crown jewel of the transit systems around the country. in fact, they get more money per capita than any other system in the country but they also spend more money than any other system in the country and we got to bring those things into alignment but this needs to be a system that is , safety has to be paramount and for over 50 years as i've mentioned the metro system has benefited by federal support though this is really important to the entire nation that we get this right. in addition to the monies that the federal government gives to the metro system, also 40 percent of the metro rush-hour writers are provided federal employees are provided a subsidy to write that system so again, the safety of the people we work with every day depend on to help us operate the government depend on this system being a safe and reliable system but despite all that federal investments, the safety and reliability has deteriorated and i believe from

. >>> washington, dc, nueva york y miami. >>> autoridades recuerden que lo mÁs importante es llegar sano tecnologÍa hay varias aplicaciones para hacer el viaje por carretera mÁs eficiente. >>> para encontrar la gasolinera mÁs barata en dÓnde estÁ trabajando y navegar de manera eficiente, igualmente que te permite encontrar los obstÁculos ya sea un policÍa y accidente. en washington, noticias telemundo. >>> un momento histÓrico se vio en hiroshima con la presencia del presidente obama, se trata que la primera vez que un presidente de estados unidos, visita el lugar en dÓnde cayo la primera bomba atÓmica, dijo que aquel hecho hizo que el mundo cambiara y que la memoria de 140 mil victoria tendrÍa que permanecer por siempre, obama no pidiÓ disculpas. >>> y sÍ se reuniÓ con su supervivientes del bombardeo quienes agradecieron su visita. >>> el domingo vamos a debatir las medidas polÍticas ademÁs, la campaÑa de sanders dice que existe trato preferencial hacia clinton y jaime b. nos dice de por quÉ apoyo a fujimori. >>> no soy defensor del padre josÉ, fue un director pero el perÚ cuando recibi

. >> a lot of our colleagues in the news business, many live in new york or washington, dc, travel certaines and completely underestimated the donald trump phenomenon and the way he connected with the anger with americans. >> in question. donald trump hijacked republican party. it has been a spectacular spectacle to see. it has been amazing. what happened in past year is the republican party elders did their level best to bring voters to heel and the republican party voters brought the party to heel and said, no more. in time we tell you what we want. they have been heard now, that is good for the republican party. whether donald trump can get the ball cross the finish lane, time will tell. >> some viewers may not know you are a practicing lawyer and you quit and you took a job as a rocky reporter with the abc station in washington and hired at f washington, dc, bureau. what possessed to you do that? >> i smacked head first into the brick wall of unhappiness. all the wall give you a wake-up call. >> and i realize the it was not as much fun. i had plenty of money when i was practicing law a