. >> reporter: william smith, the suspect accused of killing a homeless man in a shelter and slashing a cabby is being held at the 13th precinct station house. homelessness and slashings are a prominent problem but the mayor says the city is working on it and there is no reason to panic. police say 53 year old william smith is under arrest, accused of slashing and killing a homeless man inside the bell view men's shelter on east 30 30th street friday morning. less than a day later, slashing a cab driver he was trying to rob. >> there is a horrible problem that needs to be fixed, but it can't. people have to be somewhere. >> reporter: homelessness, slashings, stabbings, big new york city problems that clashed and on sunday a time's square alliance worker stabbed near cross of the world, the suspect a homeless man. >> something can be done. but at this point, i feel everybody is cragging their feet -- dragging their feet on things. >> reporter: there have been increased patrol and after the 90 day review of homeless services, nypd is training shelter security. >> they're very much on th

man police say may be behind the bloody rampage stretching from manhattan to queens. 53-year-old william smith. he may have had something to do with the death of a man in a homeless shelter on east street friday morning. then today cops say smith slashed a livery cab driver in his back and neck. these photos released of the injuries. 25 stitches in total. employees at the taxi dispatch service say smith got picked up in corona and was heading to a hotel on van cleeve street. as the cab was pulling up, smith tried to rob the driver and turned violent. >> i'm very nervous. all my drivers out there are working to support their family. you know, knowing that these it is crazy. >> reporter: that cab, sitting outside the 110th precinct with panic lights still blinking. it has a camera inside, though it is unclear if it was working at the time of the vicious assault. smith got away empty handed but left his wallet in the cab. the attack putting livery drivers on edge. >> thinking about it, the knife and everything. >> reporter: employers say he has been working for them for five years, he has kids, h

police are searching for william smith who sources say was seen on video washing blood off his hands after the murder. dave carlin is following the developing story and joins us live from elmhurst queens. dave. >> reporter: a shelter resident murdered in his bed. could it be that this is the work of one man. police say maybe. >> these photos show the knife attack wounds on the neck of 43- year-old livery cab driver manuel rivera. he was expecting to get his $10 fare but instead the man put a blade to his neck and sliced. police say this is the man they are looking for. they want to catch 53-year-old william smith saying he could cabbie attack but also a murder prior to that. friday morning here inside this homeless shelter in manhattan's kicks bay, 56-year-old shelter resident marcusger rare row was found dead in his bed. the attacker made it out of the shelter, and police must determine if it is the same man who attacked the cabbie. >> investigators say their first clues clues possibly linking the crime, the suspect could not get back in and get them. the injured cabbie's mother tol

william smith in custody, tracked down after police say he killed a homeless man in a manhattan shelter and slashed delivery cab driver roman vera in queens. >> translator: in that moment i felt a pinch and nothing else. i wasn't sure if i was getting stabbed. i'm not sure if i was just desperate at the moment, but i reacted afterward and saw the injury. >> reporter: william smith stepped off this train right here in astoria. and as 59 4-year-old weaved his way through people, he couldn't have known what was waiting for him on 34th and ditmer, more than 30 police. stand when he saw the regional regional marshal street force move in. >> saw them put him in cuffs. i saw the guy not moving. >> they've had 12 arrests in three of the five boroughs. the arrests include robbery. he is thankful police made the arrest. >> smith is expected to face a judge in the next few hours. we're live tonight in gramercy park. i'm mark santia, news4 new york. >>> bloom police and essex county sheriff's officers are on the lookout for a possible luring suspect. a man in handcuffs tried to get a 12-year-old gi

he says all cabbies and the public should watch out for this man wanted by police. 53-year-old william smith. police say smith could be connected not only to the cabbie attack but also a murder the day before. police say friday morning, inside of this homeless shelter in manhattan, 56-year-old shelter residents -- resident >> investigators say there were items left behind in the cab. his loaded with his identification and a cell phone. the injured cabbie spoke to the car company soon after he was released from the hospital. >> he went through a really hard situation. he is alive. >> nervous taxi drivers and nervous residents at the shelter insist on action. they say without better safeguards and more security cameras and panic buttons, they could be in grave danger. >> there is no security. anybody can come and go as they please. >> officers described the manhunt as intense. they say they want to get the officers off the streets before he strikes again. >>> street fairs are supposed to bring in big crowds. but a new jersey restaurant owner says it is bad for business. >> it destroys the busi

officers picked up william smith in queens, believing he's responsible for slashing a man to death at a homeless shelter on east 30th street in manhattan on friday. he's also wanted for slashing a livery cab driver in queens. that cab driver is okay, but did suffer from serious injuries. >>> also new here at noon, police trying to figure out what drove a woman to stab her 19-year-old brother to death in washington heights. officers say the victim and his 21-year-old sister started arguing around 6:00 this morning in an apartment on st. nicholas avenue. at some point, the man was to a nearby hospital where he died. the sister has been taken into custody, no word on whether she has been charged. >>> right now, police hunting down the thieves who held up a brooklyn store clerk and then shot him during a struggle. fortunately that clerk did live to tell his story and today he talked to news 4's lori bordonaro. >> reporter: he tells me he made a split second decision to try and grab that gun from the robber. he says he knows he's lucky to be alive and back here working at his family's groc

william smith slashed a cabdriver in the neck early this morning in corona in a robbery police believe he may also believe be involved in a stabbing at a homeless shelter. anyone with information is asked to call crime stoppers. a 29-year-old man is in critical condition after falling ten floors out of a window at a hotel on the upper west side. here's what we know, it happened around 4:00 p.m. at the days inn on w. 94th st. the victim landed on the shed and police are investigating whether he was pushed or fell out of that hallway window. a special event to help families and friends find their loved one. the chief medical examiner held new york city missing persons day in kips bay. those who attended had the opportunity to provide information, photos, history and dna samples all for the purpose of identifying people who have been missing for 60 days or more. >> unless we get help from families and unless we collect information, we are not going to be able to identify them. identification since 2014. >> local teens, parents and community members are taking part in 18 dating violence aw

manhattan homeless shelter and slashing of a livery cab driver is now in police custody. 53-year-old william smith was arrested yesterday when police and members of the u.s. marshals fugitive task force were waiting for him outside of a subway station in astoria. smsith is accused o killing a hodgmeless man at a kips bay elter last friday and then attackingos cab driver during a robbery attempt in queens the very next day. >>> new at noon, pearl jam is usthe latest to boyco north carolina and its controversial new law. the band announcedeit is canceling its april 20th concert and rally in protest of what is known as house bill 2. they call the bill despicable. legislation strips many nondiscrimination protections from the state's lgbt community. the rock group boston also announced plans to cancel concerts there. the to groups join acts like defranco, ringo star and cirque du soleil. >>> the one drugstore chain that makes it easier for you to stay t of its stores. sue herrera joins u now with that. and a check of the markets. >> good it to see you. wall street has been n either side of unthange to

. >> police saymanwell picked up this man, 53-year-old william smith and gave him a ride to holiday inn early saturday morning. smith slashed manuel repeatedly and tried to rob him. just felt a pinch, nothing else. i didn't feel as if i was getting stabbed. i'm not sure if it was because i was desperate at the moment, but after i reacted i saw the injuries. >> manuel fought back and luckily escaped with his life as the attacker ran off, leaving his wallet and id in the backseat. the man hunt continues for smith, who police believe is responsible for the murder of a homeless man at the bell view shelter on friday morning. that 56-year-old killed by a cut to his neck. >>> this is the third felony at the bell view shelter this year in response to several violent incidents, the city's human resources administration commissioner says they are upgrading security at that shelter and at other shelters as well. >>> still ahead tonight on news 4 new york, mission of mercy. pope francis's emotional first-hand look at europe's migrant crisis, visiting a detention center and bringing a dozen of thos

police say manuel picked up this man, 53-year-old william smith and gave him a ride to a holiday inn saturday morning. when they arrived, smith slashed manuel repeatedly and tried to rob him "in that moment i just felt a pinch, nothing else. getting stabbed. i'm not sure if it was because i was desperate but after i reacted and saw the injury." manuel fought back. "when i grabbed his hands we struggled back and forth but it was hard for me to keep holding him because of the way i was seated and i was also injured so he took advantage and opened the door and fled." police believe smith may also be responsible for the murder of a homeless man at the bellevue shelter on friday morning. detectives are asking for tips from the public to find smith. he's armed and dangerous. live in corona, michael george, news 4, new york. >> michael thank you. >>> three days and counting until new york's big primary and most presidential candidate are spending this saturday campaigning elsewhere. that doesn't mean their supporters are keeping quiet. >> we are the 99%. >> bernie sanders supporters this af

police led 53-year-old william smith out of the 13th precinctt station house late last night. he's been on e run for days after allegedly killing a homeless man at a shelter and slashing a cab driver during a robbery in queens. smith has 1 arrests since 1982 that includes grand larceny and robbery. >>> and in brooklyn investigators are trying to pin down the cause of a fatal house fair. patricia thomas died in this fire that3broke out at about 6:00 last night on the second floor and in the attic of the home. officials say at least seven firefighters were hurt fighting it. is expected to b okay. >>> it's 4:40 now. ny pe ple in our area are anxiously awaiting to hear from relatives in the wake of the vastating earthquake in ecuador. that's where we see emotional rescues like this man who raised his hands from his stretcher. thrie death toll unfurtunately is rising and is nowmit 413 and more victi s could still be in the rubble. here in manhattan relatives jammed the ecuadoran consulate for lldates on loved ones. >> one of my sisters was say g that the state where they are smells

this is new video of ex-con william smith in police custody. smith is being charged with murder. detectives arrested the paroled inmate yesterday morning in astoria. smith is believed to have strangled and slashed marcus guerrero at the shelter on friday. later that night he's thought tho slashed and robbed a livery cab driver in queens. that driver is recovering. >>> 5:37. we're learning new details about the fire that tore through a home in brooklyn, identified the victim as patricia thomas. flames broke out of her home on fenamore street in prospect lefler's garden about 10:00 last night. neighbors say thomas' son was outside, pleading with his mother to climb out of her window. >> i don't think she was capable of climbing out of the window, so that's the real tragedy here. i mean, the house can be replaced, but, of course, his mother cannot. >> well, eight firefighters were hurt battling the fire. they're being treated for minor injuries. crews remained on the scene overnight putting out hot spots. >>> happening today and it is sentencing day for former new york cop peter lia

. >>> today a jury recommended a 40 year prison sentence for william smith. he stabbed michael courten in 2009. formal sentencing is set for may 19th. >>> back out on the campaign trail and donald trump is making news on a couple of fronts. first, he's claiming the system to nominate the republican presidential nominee is rigged. secondly, trump is claiming he will soon start acting more presidential. the campaign said we'll see a toned down trump. i wonder about your thoughts on. that could people be left this outspoken nature. >> i think the people supporting donald trump is they're going to sign up for the donald trump ticket, no matter what. many of them that i talked to who are nervous about some of his outlandish comments say when he gets into office he will tone it down. the question is whether this toned down restrained trump will get new votes. his negative numbers are so high that he will have to do a lot to get back some of those voters. >> we've been here lag lot about a contested convention. what do you think happens if trump gets close but not g

in certain parts of tennessee, a state exempted from the proclamation, brigadier general william smith reported in march of 1863 that whole families were stampeding and leaving their masters. their flight caused serious slaveholders petitioned for the return of their laborers. union commanders could do little if anything to address their grievances since by this time it was the policy of the government not to compel the return of fugitives to their owners. many of the fugitives from slavery left families behind but ed to go back to the plantations to retrieve them once they had assurances they would not be as treated or sold to cuba. in certain areas, there was an organized effort devoted to liberation. in mississippi, black men were armed and sent back to their homes as missionaries, an act that could result in the forfeiture of one's life. within days of the issuing of the proclamation, black men in eastern north carolina who had aligned themselves with union forces had liberated a black family in the town of edenton and touched off a frenzy protest from the local slaveholders. this

is the man police say maybe behind the rampage stretching from manhattan to queens 53-year-old william smith, may have had something to do with the death of a man 30th street friday morning, then around 12:30 a.m. today, saying smith slashed a delivery cabdriver in his neck and back. the new york state federation releasing these photos of his injuries 25 stitches in total. employees at the dispatch service say smith got picked up and headed to a hotel not far away when the cab was pulling up to the destination smith tried to rob the driver and turned violent. >> i'm very nervous like my driver is not there, are they working to support their family, you know, knowing that these things are happening it is crazy. >> that cab sitting outside the precinct with its panic lights still blinking has its camera inside but unclear if it was working around the time of the assault. left his wallet and phone in the cab described as 5 feet 7 inches and 160 pounds with hazel eyes the attack putting delivery drivers on edge. >> i got, they hit him right here the knife and everything. >> say he's been working

. >>> nypd says officers took 53- year-old william william smith into custody. investigators tell us he tried to rob 43-year-old manuel vera before he turned violent. the driver did get 25 stitches. he is expected to be okay. police say smith might be responsible for killing a man in a homeless shelter on east 30th street. >>> an american has been confirmed dead this afternoon. the death toll from saturday's quake has grown to 350 and nows through the vast amount of rubble searching for survivors. eyewitness news reporter joe torres is in wood size queens. many are desperately trying to locate their loved ones. >> we have seen this happen with other natural disasters. thank goodness for social media. that has been the best communication. there has been very little information coming out of the council general's office in queens as well as the one in manhattan. that has impacted the relief and response from so many of those anxious to lend a helping hand. now this earthquake devastated the central coast of ecuador. we're talking communities and cities. roads buck

william smith was brought to the police precinct last night after be g on the run for several days. he robbery in queens. 4 investigates found smith has 12 arrests since 1982 including grand larceny and robbery. >>> and in brooklyn now, investigators are trying to figure out what caused this deadly house fire. 64-year-old patricia thomas died in this fire in prospect gardens that broke out at 6:00 last night. officials say it started on the second floor and the attic. eight people were hurt including seven firefighters. >>> happening now, five people have diedzin houston, texas, and it's becau of the unpreced d flooding there. almost 17 inches of rain fell yesterday in just a matter of hours. the deluge left much of the nation's fourthnkargest city under a foot of water. and more rain could fall today. officials are warning residents to stay inside because of possible flash flooding. the governor declared a state of emergency for nine county. >>> right now many people in our area are anxiously awaiting word wfrom relatives in the wake of the devastating earthquake in ecuador. that's

the nypd is looking for 53-year- old william smith. they say he slashed a livery cab driver after being picked up in queens. he tried to rob 43-year-old manuel rivera before he turned violent. now his coworkers are on edge. >> i'm very nervous like, you know, all my drivers, they're working to support their family, you know, knowing that this thing happened, you know, >> the story gets worse from there. police say smith might also be responsible for killing a man in a homeless shelter on east 30 30th street. we told you about this story over the last two days. as for the cab driver he received 25 stitches. he thankfully is expected to be okay. >>> fairway may be headed toward bankruptcy. a published report says the grocery store chain owner will probably file for chapter 11 in order to restructure by the end of may. at the same time the company is trying to keep most of its well known stores open. fairway reportedly has lost millions of dollars in recent months. >> that's crazy, huh. >>> we are less than a day away from the boston mara

police have released a picture of the man they are looking for. 53-year-old william smith. we have the story from elmhurst. >> these photos show some of the knife attack wounds on 43- year-old cab driver manuel vera. saturday morning, he was dropping off a passenger in queens. and then he became violent. >> instead of paying, he pulled out a knife and he slashed mr. manuel vera all over his body. his throat, his arms and is back. >> this is spokesman of the new york federation of taxi drivers. he says all cabbies and the public should watch out for this man wanted by police, 53- connected not only to the cabbie attack but also a murder that happened friday morning inside of a homeless shelter. marcus guerrero was found dead in his bed with a wire around his neck and a gash across his throat. >> investigators say the clues to possibly link the two crams include items that they say the suspect left behind inside of the cabin. his wallet with this identification and a cell phone. the injured cabbie spoke to his car company soon after he was released from the hospital. >> he we

slashing comes just two weeks after a man was murdered in a kips bay homeless shelter. 53-year-old william smith was arrested in that slashing. he was also accused of a livery cab slashing. >>> a woman crashed into a home you can see where she slammed into this house. now investigators are looking for that woman who was behind the wheel and ran ai wa. >>> if you use the tappan zee bridge, you may need to choose some alternate routes this weekend. three lanes are going to be closed on the northbound side until 2:00 this afternoon. and from 9:00 tonight until 2:00 tomorrow, sunday. that means only one northbound lane is going to be open during those hours. the southbound side will be open as usual. >>> we have new information about a chemical sheen floating on the hudson river. the coast guard now says that oil is dispersing. the sheen spotted yesterday near englewood cliffs, the coast guard leading that investigation. >>> another day, another corruption scandal. apparently this one aimed at the state capital in albany. this time it appears to go inside the governor's office and could involve one

checking headlines a arrest in master's degree of a man at a city homeless shelter police say william smith killed marcus friday morning inside the 30th street men shelter in kips bay. smith is also accused of slashing cabbie hours earlier that day in queens. the cabbie survived. rages house fire in prospect leopards garden killed 64-year-old patricia thomas. her neighbor treated for smoke inhalation and taken to the hospital with minor injuries. no word on what caused that >> phasing out metro cards and pair payment system in june of next career. commuters on long island railroad and metro-north first to use it. mta wanted to go online but experts are telling "daily news" that's -- an unrealistic goal. >> delayed. big problem on l.i.e. this morning. more on that in a k. minutes. yankees off yesterday back in action tonight they start a three-game series with oakland a's safe to say florida replaced harvey day he was awesome last nights. more on that in a moment. but first david wright deep in the first. he crushes this pitch right here. opposite field home reason. first of the season 21 ho

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. >> police say manuel picked up this man, 53-year-old william smith and gave him a ride to a holiday inn early saturday morning. when they arrived, police say smith slashed manuel repeatedly and tried to rob him. just felt a pinch, nothing else. i didn't feel as if i was getting stabbed. i'm not sure if it was because i was desperate at the moment. after i reacted, i saw the injury. manuel fought back and luckily escaped with his life as the attacker ran off leaving his wallet and i.d. in the back seat. the manhunt continues for smith who police believe is responsible for the murder of a homeless man at the bellevue shelter on friday morning. that 56-year-old killed by a cut to his neck. rob schmitt, "today in new york." >>> the city's human resources administration commissioner says they are upgrading security there and at other shelters. >>> in morning, the red cross is helping six families who lost their homes in a fire. it tore through three buildings on charles street yesterday. video and pictures posted online show flames shooting out of an black smoke in the air. >> i went to

the nypd is looking for 53-year- old william smith they say slashed a livery cab driver he tried to rob manuel rivera before he turned violent. rivera's coworkers as you can imagine are very much on edge. >> i'm very nervous. all my drivers are working to support their family. you know, knowing that these things are happening, you know, and it's crazy. >> police say smith might also be responsible for killing a man in a homeless shelter on east 30 30th street. wow, as for the cab driver he received 25 stitches and thankfully is expected to be okay. >>> also police in the bronx are searching for a suspect in a stabbing. investigators say 31-year-old anthony ramos got into a fight behind the apartment building with another man. ramos allegedly punched the 22- year-old victim in the face, and stabbed him both the back and in the stomach. ramos then ran away. police have not found him. the victim did survive. >>> the nypd says yesterday's happened in queens was a success. the 105th precinct tweeted this photo of the dozens of working guns that were taken off the street. 89 in total, includi

william smith in police custody. now, smith is being charged with murder. detectives arrested the paroled inmate yesterday in astoria. smith is believed to have strangled and slashed marcus gearyo at a shelter on friday and then later that night he is also thought to have slashed and robbed a livery cab driver in corona, queens. that driver is recovering. >>> 6:44. new video into our newsroom of the suv that hit and killed a man in suffolk county. investigators say they are looking for this blue ford explorer. it has significant damage to the hood and grill. police say the driver kept going after he hit 64-year-old warren carstondick in east hauppauge on sun. he later died in the hospital. >>> 6:45. the ntsb has released a preliminary report into the amtrak crash south of philadelphia that killed two men performing track work. the train headed from new york to savannah crashed into a backhoe earlier this month. the report says the backhoe the tracks during a 55-hour maintenance window and the track had been closed periodically during that time. what remains

william smith is accused of killing a man in the bellevue men's shelter friday morning and is a suspect in a slashing of a livery cab driver. >>> a thief pulled a fast one at a brooklyn burger joint. watch as the woman chases the hamburgler. >> starting from scratch after another brazen tip jar theft. in the security video taken at action burger in williamsburg, the guy at the counter asks about a possible job, then to use the restroom of the on his way out he grabs the jar of money while the manager's back is turned. 22-year-old leah alvarez gave chase. >> i don't know what i was thinking. >> reporter: a tough young woman who is rebuilding her own the trip jar was labeled japan fund. >> i was mad. i had worked so hard for that money. i was like if i catch him i'm going to fight him. i was ready for it. >> reporter: she is especially angry because it happened before. once she got a guy literally with his hand in the jar. customers are outraged. >> i'm like it is a tip jar. leave it's lien. >> reporter: it is annoying. there have been so many tip jar thefts in this part of the behind the

and william j. smith tweeted this, what would putin do if we buzzed one of their ships? william and jan and what do you make of the russian actions and the u.s. response? >> it's a very good question. the destroyer donald cook was further than 70 0 0 nautical miles from soviet territory. there is no question this was a provication. during the cold war, i think henry kissinger likened the soviet union to a burglar that goes down a hallway in a hotel trying all the door nobz to see if he can find one that is unlocked. this is this constant probing we got used to. astonishingly, to me at least, secretary of state kerry said under the rules of engagement, this would have justified our shooting down that plane. i would love to know what those this is pertinent what is going on in daily in the south china sea. the united states is testing, we're sort inform the semi -- in the semiaggressor role and we're waters surrounding the items they're manufacturing and militarizing. so this is a new sphere of superpower, three or four superpowers, confronting one another. >> what should w

the 53-year-old william smith may have cut his roommate's throat and allegedly sliced a cab driver the next day in queens. these crimes come the same week that the city announced consolidated homeless services. >> i think it's a step in the right direction. >> reporter: the former deputy director for homeless services recommended some of those changes months ago. he says too many homeless people are mentally ill and >> of course they're desperate for money and they need their drugs and these things happen. i mean, we have to get them into rehab. >> i had a man spit in my eye. >> reporter: she is a ticket with the hillness. >> there's a lot of mentally ill here and they need help. i wouldn't say people need to be afraid but it's like terrorism, just be aware of your surroundings. >> a team of 500 outreach city. and next month, the stimings a more aggressive campaign. >>> security will be extra tight in today's boston marathon. about 5,000 uniformed and plained clothes officers are working along the route. 500,000 people are expected to cheer on the more than 30,000 runners. it's been th

and william joy smith tweeted what would vladimir putin do if we buzzed one of third ships?e, how do you answer this? what do you make of the russian actions and the united states response? >> very good question because the destroyer was further than 70 nautical miles from soviet and russian territory so this is in question about this being a provocation. during the cold we are kissinger lickened the soviet union to a burglar that goes down a hallway in a hotel try all the door knobs to see if he can find one. this is this kind of constant probing we got used to. astonishingly to me the secretary of state jerk said under the rules of engagement this would have justified our shooting down the plane. i would love to know those rule because it is pertinent to what beginning on each day in the south china day with the united states testing, sort in the semi aggressor role the claims made bit chinese of their rights over territorial waters surrounding the islands they are manufacturing. this is a new area of super bowl, three or four super bowls, confronting each other. >> what s

and william j. smith tweeted this. what would putin do if we buzzed one of their ships? w do you answer william and jan, and what do you make of the russian actions and the u.s. response? >> it's a very good question. the destroyer donald cook was further than 70 nautical miles from russian soviet territory. so there is no question about this being a provocation. during the cold war, i think it was henry kissinger likened the soviet union to a burglar that goes down the hallway in a hotel trying all the doorknobs to see if he can find one that sun locked. that is the kind of constant probing we got used to. astonishing to me, at least, secretary of state kerry said under the rules of engagement this would have justified our shooting down the plane. i would love to know what the rules of engagement are because this is pertinent to what is going on daily in the south china sea where the united states is testing, we're sort of in the semi aggressor role here and should be, we're testing the claims made by the chinese about their rights over territorial waters surrounding the

second-degree murder in connection with the shooting death of formerrer saints football player william smitht in new orleans after getting a fender bender there. smith got into an argument with the other driver of the suv. smith's wife was also shot, but did survive. smith was just 34-years-old and leafs behind three children. the new orleans saints just said that the entire organization is deeply saddened by smith's death. just hours before the shooting, smith posted this message, it says he was having a blast at the french quarter test, more than 1000 people have now commented on this photo since that shooting last night. >>> well, still ahead, undocumented children in california will be able to get full medical coverage. in 20 minutes, when they are going to be able to sign up. and just how much are eligible. >> california is just one of three states where birth control can be bought without a prescription. we will show you the process, straight ahead. >>> good morning to you, happy sunday, a live look over oak town this morning. notice the tribune tower there, that flag is barely moving,

>> samuel smith is not william winthrop and samuels was an an iron willed major general of the maryland galicia. he had the confidence of the sitting governor who happened to be the uncle of william commend the guy that lost the battle bladensburg in his uncle recognize baltimore is the prize in maryland and if they lose that, they lose a lot. as a result, smith requires within taken over the job, he requires the entire town to fallout. men, women, children, black, white, young, old archive to fall out and taken placements since come entrenchments, rifle pit, canon positions up and down the side of him said he'll get cards that used inside of the town. several out-of-towners come in. one guy named george douglas was from the maintenance and rides into town and says he would not believe how smith is converted to talent into a vertebral gibraltar and he really gets himself a gold star in my mind. he also recognizes the real vulnerability of fort mchenry is the ferry branch, which is the other side of the harbor and the bills to force behind fort mchenry. one called battery backed clock an

smith and bond set at $2 million. the two sides eventually settled the federal lawsuit in 2011. one of the officers named in that suit was william his wife had dinner before the shooting. police say there's no indication of any connection. smith and his wife were shot late late saturday night after they were rear ended and exchanged words. smith died at the scene and his wife has had surgery and is recoveri recovering. police are looking into whether or not smith and hayes knew each other. smith was a dynamic player. a first round draft pick out of ohio. he played all nine of his nfl seasons with the new orleans saints where he was a pro bowler, a super bowl champion and a team captain. he was just recently formed as carol mentioned n informed, rather, that he was to be named to the new orleans saints hall of fame. >> he stumbled through his comments and just said this is fantastic. i can't tell you how much i appreciate this. and you could tell how genuine his reaction was. some guys cry. some guys laugh. some guys have other reactions, but this was typical of will. he hesitated before he responded, and when he did, he maintain

one of the officers named in the suit was william ceravillo and he had dinner with smith the night ofure posted by wwul tv. hayes' attorney is denying revenge was a factor maintaining hayes was not even the aggressive. as for smith, just last month he was voted into the saints hall of fame. abc news, new york. >>> in michigan, two more legionnaire-related deaths have been confirmed in the flint area. health officials say that makes 91 cases and 12 deaths in the area for 2014 and 2015. the source of the outbreak hasn't been determined, but outside researchers believe the source of the bacteria is the flint river which the city began using as its water source in 2014. flint is dealing with lead-contaminated water after state regulators said anti-corrosion treatments weren't needed. >>> still to only on abc 7 news at 4:00, a car service just for women. what the company says makes it so very different from the usual ride-sharing companies. >>> i'm spencer christian from emeryville. we've got traffic delays and we've got bright skies above. but some clouds are coming our way and maybe some

. >> reporter: before the shooting, smith was at dinner with friends which included william ceravolo,n the lawsuit brought by hays, police say at this point, there does not appear to be a connection between the two incidents. hayes attorney suggested his client acted in self defense. scott, this memorial to will smith continues to grow tonight. >> manuel, thanks. >>> a top wall street bank admits it misled investors. why isn't anyone going to jail? that's next. >>> wall street bank goldman sachs will pay $5 billion to settle claims it duped clients with rotten mortgage investments that goldman knew were likely to fail. this was part of the widespread mortgage fraud that triggered the great recession in 2008. goldman is the last of the big banks to settle with the government. and dean reynolds has more on this. news of the $5 billion settlement thrust goldman sachs into the glare of the public spotlight and cross hairs of the presidential campaign. >> they're a fraudulent organization. >> the wall street firms engaged in greed, massive greed. >> reporter: in february, morgan stanley se

. >> reporter: before the shooting, smith was at dinner with friends, which included a retired police officer, william ceravolo. brought by the suspect hayes against the new orleans police department after officers shot and killed his father in 2005. police say at this point there does not appear to be a connection between the two incidents. hayes' attorney has suggested his client acted in self-defense. scott, this memorial to will smith continues to grow tonight. >> pelley: manuel, thanks. a top wall street bank admits it misled investors, so why isn't anyone going to jail? that's next. you'll know exactly when we'll be there. giving you more time for what matters most. (team sing) safelite repair, safelite replace. ugh! heartburn! no one burns on my watch! try alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmm...amazing. i have heartburn. alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. another day, and i'm still struggling with my diabetes. i do my best to manage. but it's hard to keep up with it. your body and your diabetes change over time. your treatment plan may too. know your o

al smith and former woodrow wilson cabinet member william j.happened to be supported by the clan. 1976 was the last time republicans held an open convention, which erupted into chaos in kansas city, as former california governor, ronald reagan battled sitting president, gerald ford, for the nod. >> georgia does have a majority of its delegates supporting the nomination of ronald reagan. >> sometimes things get worked out before the first ballot. think dwight eisenhower who did not actively run in any primaries or caucuses but natured on the first first ballot in 1952. or the famous battle between jimmy carter and edward kennedy in 1980 where carter had the votes but kennedy tried and failed to get a rule change to free the pledged delegates on the first ballot. the last person to become president after being nominated on something other than the first ballot, franklin delano roosevelt in 1932. no wonder republicans have the heebie-jeebies. who gives you disco and black and white footage? we do. next week, hillary clinton and bernie sanders will

smith and hayes seemed to share an odd connection. hayes recently settled a lawsuit over a police shooting death of his father. one of the officers named in the suit was william smith's. abc news confirming smith and ceravelo had dinner saturday night. as seen in this photo. overnight, hayes' attorney denying revenge was a factor in the incident. >> not only did my client call 911 but my client secured a witness who was about to leave the scene and my client waited for law enforcement to arrive. now, tell me if that's the behavior that's consistent with someone who's an animal out here looking for blood? >> reporter: condolences pouring in from around the sports world for will smith. lebron james tweeting, so sad. bush tweeting you were a great man. smith the father of three was elected to the saints hall of fame just last month. as for hayes, he'll be back in this courthouse today to get a new lawyer, george and robin. >> we are thinking of will smith's family. and hoping his wife makes a full recovery. >>> now to the o.j. simpson trial, back in the headlines with that new series. and gil garcetti is opening up about marcia clark and saying he never wanted h

smith. political and legal analyst and fox news contributor, ebony williams and today's hashtag, one lucky guycia covert operations officer mike baker outnumbered. mike is coming out on outnumbered. thanks for dropping by. no, i couldn't be happier to b here. i love this show, i've said that before. the energy is fantastic, it's always a great discussion, nice to have a broad range of topics . sandra: now it