. >>> let's hear now from clyde wilcox, a professor of government at georgetown university. >> bernie sanders has to win 56% of the delegates from here on out. that's about what we got in wyoming. so he needs to do exactly that well in new york, new jersey, and california. he is behind in all of those states, so it looks like he will have a very steep road to climb. the republicans do not like ted cruz, but he is the one man who could maybe stop trump. it seems that trump will fall a little short of a first-ballot victory, which might make for an interesting time for newscasters. bernie sanders is winning 80, 85% of people under the age of 30. he is saying let's really shake things up. and hillary clinton is saying we have to make small changes. young people are not really in the mood for that. >>> still ahead on al jazeera, we speak to an indeedian businessman who says he has no idea why he was named in the panama papers leak. >> reporter: i'm tania page reporting from south africa, where manies of families are struggling to put food on the table. ♪ ♪ >>> hello, again. you are watchi

. >> and testifying today amanda wilcox whose daughter laura was gunned down by a deranged gunman in 2001. >> this feels personal to me because laura was killed by gunman with a 30 round magazine. he shot her four times at point blank range killing her instantly. >> but the california tough restrictions making us safer. >> one doctor says no one knows for sure. >> far too little research done on gun violence. >> new figures show napa humor wine production down sharply last year. the napa humor agricultural crop report shows the wine production down 29% over the previous year. total wine grape value was down almost 24%. napa county agricultural commission says the drop is due to an unseasonably coal and windy may that damaged wine crops. >> many people have let the lawns dry up and conservations rules in effect. one bay area community warning residence to green up. the homeowner association is telling them to do something about the brown lawns or face fines it gave them a june 1st deadline. it doesn't say to increase the water use but suggests drought tolerant landscaping but some fin

she's the administrative assistant for bill wilcox. he told us he couldn't comment on the case. they found evidence of wire tampering when the utility company shut off power and the lights stayed on. fire officials say that could have made it dangerous for first responders. >> if you think something's secured and unbeknownst to you, sure, you'd get somebody hurt or shocked. >> authorities have also tried her husband with stealing six batteries from a little league owned golf cart. investigators say it was captured on photos. >>> now from our south jersey bure bureau, ruling in the case of driving drunk in gloucester county. yesterday this sister said she can't remember everything. witnesses saw her driving erratically and she smelled of alcohol. she said after she went to a bookstore, she went home, took a glass of wine and an ambien and fell asleep. >> she took the ambien and didn't know about the warnings. >> sister miller said she has a history of sleepwalking and takes medicine for an arthritic condition. >>> it's 4:07. today the philadelphia fliers begin their quest for the

. >> reporter: we took our questions about this arrest straight to falls police chief bill wilcox. he said he can't comment at all about his administrative assistant. he's recused himself and bucks county investigators are still making their case against her. nbc 10 was the only tv station there, as faith freedhover found herself on the other side of the law today. the assistant walking out of court with her husband, donald watson, both out on bail. at her new house, she said nothing. and at her old home we ran into another man. >> just trying to get your side of the story. >> reporter: he positioned his van around the front yard in front of our camera every time we moved. >> go [ bleep ] yourself. go [ bleep ] yourself. >> reporter: the home has boarded up windows and a tarp on the roof because it burned in december. that's where this investigation began. when the power company turned off electricity for firefighters, the lights stayed on. and the fire marshal said that can get dangerous. >> if you think something's secured, and unbeknownst to you, the power is still on, you could

mike wilcox the dog owner says the man in the orange vest appeared in his backyard without warning.an works for center point an energy company. it says the worker didn't have to make contact with the homeowner after the incident. it is also evaluating its policies and has offered to pay the vet bills. >>> a grandmother has quite a story to tell. she was stranded for nine days in the arizona desert. 72-year-old ann rogers was driving to phoenix to visit her grand kids and ran out of gas somewhere in the wilderness. rogers says she is always prepared and carries food and water in her car but ended up running out of resources and turned to survival mode which included eating dessert plants. >> and i also decided when i found an elk carcass bleached white long gone 12-point rack, pulled that out on the sandy beach, pointed it towards a big sign that said help with an exclamation point made out of white stones and sticks. >>> on day nine she heard the sound she had been waiting for a helicopter came down to rescue her. doctors treat ed rogers for exposure. she was released that same nigh

. >> we are joined live by their ceo, alex wilcox. how are you? >> good morning.'m great. >> private jets, i think you need millions in order to do it, but you are saying, no? >> yes. privates jets are typically expensive. jet suites, the fourth largest in the company. we really wanted to make it more affordable to more people so we went out and we're seeing our very first 30-seat jet. we have bought 10 of them. the first one is from cone cord to burbank and on the weekends, to vegas. on the 15th, we have a charter flight from san jose to thermal. so we have all kinds of different ways to fly. >> do you have to go through security like you do at the airport? if i had a private jet, the first thing i would want to lose is the lines and the security and then, you know, like the luggage. can you walk out to the tarmac? is there some security there? >> no. there absolutely is security but it's not the same as you experience in the l. a. terminal. we still have a tsa system. the people on board who are screening you are also going to be on the plane with you, and the b

chief joe wilcox told us he couldn't comment. they found evidence of wire tampering when the utility company shut off power during the fire but the lights stayed on. fire officials say that could have made it dangerous for first respoernds. >> if you think something's secured and unbeknownst to you you can get somebody hurt. >> authorities have charged friedhofer's husband with stealing six batteries from a little league owned golf cart. the theft was captured on video. >>> a ruling is now expected next wednesday. >> yesterday sister miller told a judge she can't remember anything about her arrest last november. witnesses and officering testify they saw her driving erratically and that she smelled of alcohol. sister miller said after an event at a bookstore, she went back to her north philadelphia con vent, had a glass of wipe and took an ambien to help her sleep. the next thing she remembers is being at a police station in new jersey. >> she clearly took the ambien for medical reasons. she clearly didn't know about the warnings.

clyde wilcox is a professor of government at georgetown university. so as far as mr.rump is concerned, there are some things that even mr. trump cannot survive saying. >> you know, he had a series of miss statements about zenneder. he had a series of misstatements about abortion. wisconsin republicans care a lot about abortion. he looked like he had never thought about the issue last week. >> looking forward to what happens next, we have new york and wyoming. the republicans have this kind of cut and dry system but the democrats have like almost a proportionalt representation system. ask the that mean mr. sanders can do crucially? and can he do better than mrs. clinton. >> i has to win 56% of the delegates from here on out. that's about what he got in wyoming so he needs to do exactly that well in new york and new jersey and california. he's behind in all of those states. so, it looks like he will have a very steep road to climb. >> can he climb it? because he's got those super delegates coming up. and some of them perceive him as an old-fashioned socialists. that's t

>>reporter: wilcox says(5 the real selling point is an experience he describes as completely unlike commercialjostle through the tsa line and shopping mall terminal and wait for for the number to be called to board. sit in the middle seat and you want to get to another big airport and wait another 45 minute for the bag that's fine and good. but whole point of flying privately you spend less time in the airport than the air plane. >>reporter: this is actually the largest>> pack of peanuts too. coming up next at 9:00. sandhya update the forecast for you. l and occurs unearth from a grave. and what is found o ooh... >>psst. hey... where you going? we've got that thing! you know...diarrhea? abdominal pain? but we said we'd be there... woap, who makes the decisions around here? it'

jerry wilcox 83 degrees.f the season lost last night to the white sox, they will play them again at 7:00. we'll cool down to the mid-60s come mid game but it will be much warmer with less wind tonight compared to last night. fremont 57 tonight. vallejo 55. mild night in napa 56. san francisco also 56. the wind direction means everything to us and it will the next 4 hours. and it will for a different reason on thursday. it's an offshore wind tomorrow especially inland like concord, antioch, bay point, walnut creek, alamo. you're looking at winds coming from the northeast pushing that ocean influence the other direction. that means the first 90-degree day of the calendar year will be tomorrow. because of this ridge of high pressure, it will make its closest pass tomorrow inducing the northeast wind. thursday the ridge is gone. here comes an area of low pressure centered due west of orange county. this will give us a southerly wind. now, in other parts of the country a southerly wind would be a warm flow of air

so says jerry wilcox in antioch and dave in napa. those are our weather watchers. your next rainfall, friday morning. from this guy right here, this area of low pressure out over the open waters right now. i have squashed our computer models together to come up with this futurecast. 1:00, everybody cloudy. hit-and-miss scattered showers in the north bay in the afternoon. this front comes through the bay area by this time tomorrow morning and then sags to the south but behind it more showers and even the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm for your friday. now once all this passes through, it will set the stage for a dry weekend. when we tally the numbers we'll have significant rainfall. generally less than an inch but we'll get to that. we have a beach hazard statement in effect for today due to the area of low pressure causing some strong rip currents and sneaker waves so be mindful of that. meanwhile your futurecast shows by about 8:00 .01" of rain. the system will provide us with about nearly an inch of rain in the ukiah area once it passes through at and th

over the course of two semesters, max wilcox made a lasting impression with his good attitude and commitment to public service. mr. davis: despite being a full-time student and a member of their rotc program he volunteered to assist constituents and communities throughout my congressional district. max has distinguished himself. he will graduate as a distinguished military graduate, signifying, finishing in the top 10 cadets. he served as the battalion commander for the first semester of this academic year and deputy battalion career. he will be graduated and commissioned as a second lieutenant in the u.s. army. he is a motivated leader who will serve our nation. i'm proud of max and his dedication to our country and wish him nothing but the best. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair lays before the house the following personal requests. the clerk: leave of absence requested for mrs. napolitano of california for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the request is granted. for what purpose doe

. >> larry wilcox. >> by the way, if you're looking for another puppy to add, apparently, the animal was taken to animal control and staying there. they'll scan to see if he has a chip, if they're able to locate the owners. otherwise, it'll be up for adoption. >> cutie. i hope the dog is reunited with its owners. cutie. >>> we had something else. >> this, i'm not too sure about. >> this is frightening. >> this is a new dessert. could it rival the cronut? >> it could. >> it's the raindrop cake. come on? >> amazing. >> how are you? >> good. >> special delivery. >> this is a japanese delicacy, right? >> yeah. >> the raindrop cake in japan has reached cronut status. if you look at it, it really is like the watery-based -- >> the cake itself -- i don't want to get your cards wet -- it's made of natural spring water. just enough agar to hold the shape. 's a very, vey delicate -- >> how do you make that? >> you can mix it. some people like to eat the cake first and then mix the sides. it's really about the texture and experience of it. >> this is a textured journey? i'm texture sensitive. i

that is what todd wilcox said about this. guest: i would say this.immicks are tools of weak leaders. 60 minutes doesn't do an expose a on a gimmick. the universal affirmation about that this is a scandal of our time. so i don't pay much attention to what naysayers say. everyone is trying to one up the other. n to: let's pay attentio what our viewers have to say. albert, good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for being on. i remember there was a big scandal back when they were making phone calls in the offices so they put the bank across the office of people can go in. that is exactly right. we ask why congress isn't getting anything done? that would make the case that many days, congress isn't even there. if you're spending your mornings at a fund-raising breakfast and a fund-raising lunch and afternoon's making phone calls asking people for money, it's no wonder that we don't have comprehensive statute reform and we have issues with border security and immigration reform. we are not there. they move along but if you had , youtime raising mone