face protestors tonight. melanie? >> absolutely. some protestors don't have pots and pans but several do have signs. we're seeing a handful of san francisco police officers here to make sure things remain peaceful. most will agree california is pivotal in this election. hosts are preparing to welcome people to a fund-raiser for hillary clinton. the party is at the home of a venture capitalist, being hosted by george and amal clooney. guests are paying $33,000 to 300,000ses today attend tonight is one of the higher end events. today, with

, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> melanie, thank you. new at 11:00, chp had to call off this chase after it got just too dangerous. speeds topped 100 miles an hour as the stolen car headed south across the godden gate bridge. after the driver started going the wrong way on one-way streets in san francisco, the chp called off this pursuit. the car was last seen on chestnut street. new video tonight shows smoke and flames pouring out of a garage in oakland. that fire started just before 6:30 evening. a car and a garage were destroyed. firefighters were able to save most of the home, though. >>mateo, this man is missing and may be in need of medication. he was last seen in san mateo. he may be driving a gold 1996 toyota camry. 4 mjt 621. please be on the lookout. >>> a convicted serial sex offender is temporarily homeless after being released from jail today. as part of his probation, 23-year-old jonathan michael hopner has five business days to update his sex offender registry, which requires a place of residence. he spent a year and a half in jail for misdemeanor sexual battery and

: kind of like what dub nation is all about. in san francisco, melanie woodrow. >> warriors! >> reporter: abc7 news. >> they were celebrating all over the bay area with win number 72. we'd like to thank an instagram user for sharing this photo with us of his daughter. hashtag dubs on 7. and abc7 now. we may share them on line or on the air. >>> right now we'll share a little weather with you. here's drew. >> we were spending much of the weekend coming those drops. this evening, a dry picture across the region. a fair amount of cloud cover. wettest spots, livermore and concord this weekend overcoming an inch of rain. san francisco comings in with two thirds of an inch of rain over the past 48 hours. satellite showing it's unsettled across the state of california. we'll keep the chance for drizzle in on monday. we are tracking more wet weather with the week ahead. we'll deal with that in the full accuweather forecast coming up. >>> developing news in the east bay where police are investigating another freeway shooting. this happened in original mond near i-80 and san pablo dam

miles away and killed just a few doors down from his house. >> melanie woodrow is live with the latest on this tragedy. >> reporter: the family is here right now from florida. they have just finished meeting with oakland investigators, and those investigators tell me they are obviously devastated. they also say it is too soon in the investigation to say whether or not he was an intended target or just the victim of a random shooting. i spoke with several of his neighbors today. they all tell me that they heard a gunshot, including one neighbor who said she rushed outside and saw her neighbor on the ground. flowers and candles mark the shot where someone shot 30-year-old brian bowl just after midnight sunday morning. neighbors heard a loud bang. this woman asked us not to show her face. >> but she was clearly gone. he had a gunshot wound in his forehead. >> reporter: he's a health data scientist with a ph.d. from georgia tech. he was walking home from king fish, a bar proximaapproximatel miles away. >> just somebody come and kind of search out an opportunity to rob someone or are they l

$300,000. melanie woodrow is live at that home where the protesters are banging pots and pans, to be expected there tonight. melanie? >> reporter: yeah, i just took a walk down the hill and i can see the gate in front of the home is now open. there are a couple of people ready to greet those attending tonight's event. what we're not seeing are the protest protesters, more than a thousand of them. most people will agree that california is pivotal in this election. this is the view for a star studded fund-raiser for hillary clinton is scheduled. this is being hosted by human rights lawyer aimal clooney and husband george clooney. people are paying $33,000 to $300,000 to attend. >> presidential campaigns are very expensive. tonight is one of the higher end events. but with today's elections, that's what it takes to win. >> reporter: as guests dine inside, more than 1,000 protesters are expected outside. they plan to make noise with pots and pans. some bernie sanders supporters are expected to protest the cost of the event. the chair of the dnc says it's not the only place he'll see h

. >> melanie woodrow is live with the steer. >> shane's mom and his partner tell me they decided to speak out now to raise awareness. they want anyone who uses ride share services want to know what the aftermath to this fatal accident has been like to them. some lawsuits are too difficult to comprehend. >> i have to say that i had two but one's dead. >> dana lost her baby november 1, 2014. it happened to be her birthday. >> it's always with me. it's always going to be with me. >> the night before her 24-year-old son shane and his partner brady went to a halloween party. they took the ride share service lyft home. >> i looked down at my phone and immediately felt the car jerk to the ride. >> the lyft driver swerved to avoid a car on i-80 before collided with a tree. shane died on the scene. >> i was holding his body in my arms and just wishing, just sobbing and wishing he would come back to me. but i knew he wasn't there anymore. >> that same day lyft e-mailed brady saying they'd comp the ride. the next day they e-mailed their condolenc condolences. then they said they would cover brady's medi

. it did not. >> abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow spoke with the family and joins us outside the al immediate dua count yoi courthouse. >> reporter: the people rested their case today. alicia's grandfather says he's somewhat dumbfound by this latest development but not entirely surprised. he says the man who is accused of shooting and killing his granddaughter has pulled shenanigans during the trial. he's hoping this late he one will bring the family justice. this picture of little alicia flashing a smile and peace sign fingers is her grandfather's favorite. >> she touched everyone's life. >> reporter: darnell williams is accused of shooting and killing her 13 riddle for examping this bullet holes. >> some of the evidence is really heart wrenching. >> reporter: now new evidence, suspect darnell williams insisting investigators reexamine his cell phone records. >> the phone was one of the main pieces of evidence that i've seen that got him into the trouble. >> reporter: fremont digital computer forensics expert ken bryant used new software finding more imajz of guns on williams' phon

they aren't saying much else. >> melanie woodrow is live at san jose police headquarter was the latest on this case. melan melanie? >> reporter: san jose police have not released any suspect information. a source says that whoever is responsible left more than one message inside the home. bouquets of flowers line the driveway of an evergreen couple killed in their home sunday. friends describe the couple as kind and generous. >> so that's why this is difficult to reconcile to the tragic violence and to such simple, gentle souls. >> reporter: friends and family members found the couple's bodies sunday. they entered the home through an open door after having not heard in the couple in days. whoever shot the couple may have targeted them. a source says someone wrote in ink on the hardwood floor "sorry my first kill was clumsy." and another note scrawled on the wall was directed to the couple's oldest son and included "i can't be like you telling "lie." i can't love someone without telling them. according to the source, the note also said "his mother begged for her life." the couple

wish foundation. cops helped locate and arrest these two guys. melanie woodrow is live outside at&t park where pence famously rode that scooter to and from games. >> reporter: right now the team is in milwaukee but news travels fast. with hunter pence retweeting this tweet just moments after we reported the good news. >> the police have recovered the scooter. >> reporter: just moments after san francisco mayor ed lee announced he was replacing ipads stolen from the make a wish foundation, news that the san francisco police had recovered this stolen scooter donated by hunter pence. >> thank hunter and his donation. >> officers worked closely with make a wish foundation which had surveillance video. >> we were able to identify them with the video. >> reporter: it was the tender loin foot patrol officers who recognized and arrested 37-year-old judd jenky and 26-year-old nicholas tiller. a search warrant turned up the scooter and other stolen property. >> we're really excited we are able to get the scooter back and it's able to go to a function for the make a wish foundation. >> reporte

arrest entered a not guilty plea to federal weapons and drug charges today. melanie woodrow was in court and joins us live. >> reporter: petrov turned back several times to look at his mom in court today. she said that her son suffers from ptsd following that incident with deputies. the criminal complaint that was unsealed today, however, paints a much different picture of petrov. the federal criminal complaint calls him a career criminal, who is a danger to officers and bystanders. april 1, fbi agents arrested petrov and his girlfriend at this home on teddy avenue on firearms and drug trafficking charges. according to the complaint, both are associated with a gang. the fbi says they originally were not on their radar, but during a cyber crimes raid march 8, agents discovered the couple with a firearm and more than 125 grams of meth amphetamine. 3 1/2 weeks later, the feds arrested both. that same morning, a man was shot outside the home. there's now a growing memorial for christopher parismelo, who drew up with petrov. detectives are investigating whether investigation petrov may

fought back and survived. abc news reporter melanie woodruff caught up to tony leigh as he cheered on his favorite team. >> reporter: in a sea of warriors fans, we found an ocean warrior on his feet. >> it's amazing. absolutely amazing. >> reporter: this was tony lee in the hospital in october. >> i was out in hawaii swimming. a 12-foot shark came up behind me and took one of my legs. >> reporter: doctors reconstructed his other leg with muscles from his back. tony says a season ticket rep let the team know one of their biggest fans needed a little inspiration. >> steph curry signed a jersey for me, the team signed a card. just to know they're out there and that they cared, it really meant a lot. >> reporter: it was enough to keep tony fighting. >> i'm not going to let that shark win. >> reporter: he vowed to be walking by christmas. a goal he met with a reminder he has the support of his team just beneath him. >> the colors are even. >> reporter: on this sunday he's doing what many sports fans wouldn't think twice about. walking around a bar, high fiving everyone after a big win.

reporter melanie wood droe reporting. petrov's initial court appearance may happen as soon as monday. >>> the california highway patrol had to call off this chase tafr got too dangerous. speeds topped 100 miles per hour as the car headed south across the golden gate bridge. the chp ended the pursuit after the driver started going the wrong way on one-way streets in san francisco. the car was last seen on chestnut street. >>> this video shows smoke and flames pouring out of a house in oakland. the fire started just before 6:30 4r5679 night in the montclair neighborhood. one car and a garage destroyed but firefighters were able to save most of the home. >>> in san mateo, this man is missing, and he may be without important medication. police gave us this photo of michael schaffer. he's 39, and his family reported him missing on monday. last seen in san mateo and may be driving a gold, 1996 toyota camry, license plate number 4mjt-621. 5:04 is the time. >>> a convicted sex offender is temporarily homeless after being released from jail. part of his probation, the 23-year-old michael jona

live on the apple campus. melan melanie, was it on lockdown at any point? >> reporter: no, the campus was not on lockdown at any point today. i just checked in with the santa clara county coroner's office. that office is telling me that this employee's body is now at the coroner's office. they have not released the victim's identity or the cause of death just yet. meantime, the sheriff's office says that nobody else was at risk here today and no one else was involved in this incident. around 8:30 this morning, santa clara county sheriff's deputies were dispatched to apple's cupertino headquarters. >> with a head wound possibly has a gun. looks like security was reporting the employee down. >> reporter: the santa clara county sheriff's office confirms a male employee was found dead inside the building. >> it will be up to the coroner to determine the manner and cause of death. >> reporter: dispatch initially suggested there may have been others involved. >> they're advising that there's a body in one of the conference rooms with a gun so we're not really sure if there's multiple people

petrov is known to frequent. abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow has video of the raid you'll see only on abc7 news. >> fbi, move from the door! >> petrov, come to the front door! hands up. >> reporter: agents searching him outside this home on teddy avenue. sources say multiple people, including petrov and his girlfriend, stay here. to petrov's left you see another man in handcuffs. a woman wearing pajamas also in handcuffs. >> of course, i'm shocked. >> reporter: outside the house -- >> i don't know anything suspicious, going on. this is a quiet neighborhood. >> reporter: but it wasn't the first time fbi agents raid the home. abc7 news obtained this video of a prior raid. petrov wasn't on their radar, but when federal agents entered the home he was inside. during that march 8th raid, sfpd arrested petrov in kebz with controlled substances and a firearm, blut he was never charged. in an exclusive interview with abc7 news wednesday, he said it wasn't him. >> i don't know what you're talking about, man. >> reporter: federal sources say the latest raid is independent of the overnight shooti

. >>> and we have an update on breaking news we brought you during this hour inr> san francisco. melanie woodrow on the scene of this fbi raid going on >>> we new information now on the breaking news we've been following since the top of the newscast. >>> an fbi raid on a home in san francisco's visitation valley is happening now. this is sky 7 hd, live over the scene. >> the man police are looking for, listen to what a neighbor caught on the scene this afternoon. >> neighbors caught the beginning of the fbi raid. abc7 news reporter9ko melanie woodrow is live at the scene. what else have you learned? we have seen several people arrested. >> what appears to be a ford vehicle we did see petrov just up the street we saw one other person in handcuffs. that may or may not have been his girlfriend, and we know there is a shooting at the home today with an individual taken to the hospital and we believe is okay. at first there were a dozen, two dozen fbi agents and many sfpd officers on the ground.zvjf itw3 takes two individuals out the house, and you heard in that video a witness who lives

>> they are. clinton is expected to face protestors tonight. melanie? >> absolutely. some protestors don't have pots and pans but several do have signs. we're seeing a handful of san francisco police officers here to make sure things remain peaceful. most will agree california is pivotal in this election. hosts are preparing to welcome people to a fund-raiser for hillary clinton. the party is at the home of a venture capitalist, being hosted by george and amal clooney. guests are paying $33,000 to 300,000ses today attend tonight is one of the higher end events. today, with the elections this one takes the win. >> hundreds of protestors plan to make noise with pots and pans. >> she tried to portray herself as a progressive democrat, she continues to go after big money. >> the chair of the democratic party says this is not the only place you'll see her this weekend. >> she's going to be out there at the noe valley farmer's market this weekend. >> political science professor robert smith says republicans are paying more attention than usual. >> in the republican case, the per

was stolen from a charity. the suspects have also been arrested. >> yes. melanie woodrow has more good news for the make a wish foundation. >> ed lee announced he was stealing ipads from the make a wish foundation, more good news. >> the police recovered the scooter. >> san francisco giants hunter pence donated the scooter, which had been stolen. >> hunter pence, yes. >> and thank sfpd. officers worked with the foundation that had surveillance video. >> they put out a bulletin to the san francisco police department. >> it was the tender loin foot patrol officers who arrested the 37-year-old and 26-year-old. both are facing felony and misdemeanor charges. the scooter, which was auctioned for $40,000 is signed by pence with a message to michelle, much love. a search warrant turned up the scooter and other stolen properties. police say they're searching for a third suspect. >> we're excited that we're able to get the scooter back and it's able to function for the make a wish foundation. >> in a statement, the san francisco giants said we're delighted that it has been found and will b

neighborhood, a name petrov is known to frequent. melanie woodrow has video of the raid you'll only see on abc 7 news. >> reporter: an fbi s.w.a.t. team demanding petrov come out. >> come to the front door. hands up. >> reporter: agents then searching him outside this home on teddy avenue. multiple people, including petrov and girlfriend stay here. to petrov's left you can see another man in handcuffs a woman wearing pajamas is also in handcuffed. >> i'm shocked. >> reporter: overnight neighbors say someone was shot outside the house. >> i didn't know any suspicious, anything was going on but this is a quiet neighborhood. >> reporter: it wasn't the first time fbi agents raided the home. answer abc 7 news obtained this video of a march 8th raid. sources say petrov wasn't on their radar but when federal agents entered the home he was in inside. they arrest the petrov in connection with controlled substances and firearm but never charged. in an exclusive interview with abc 7 news wednesday, he said it wasn't him. >> don't know what you're talking about. >> reporter: federal sources say

. 7 news reporter melanie has more. >> brian's family now here from florida investigators who have spoken with the family say that obviously they are devastated. i spoke with several neighbors today. they all tell me that they heard a gunshot and one neighbor says she immediately rushed outside and saw brian on the ground. >> flowers candle mark the spot where 30-year-old brian bolt died. he was a health data scientist with a p hd from georgia tech. family now here from florida. >> they are being completely rocked. world is turned upside down. >> just after midnight sunday neighbors say they heard a loud bang. >> he was clearly gone. he had a gunshot wound in his forehead. >> neighbors say he was walking home from king fish bar approximately two miles await a minute he was shot less than half block from his house. >> did somebody come and kind of search out an opportunity to rob some one or are they living in our neighborhood and watching people come and go and know where to strike. >>reporter: investigators won't say. >> we are in the extreme mode of gathering information. it's un

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acknowledged their driver was at fault. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow spoke to holland's mother and partner today. >> reporter: dana said her little boy boy, shane, had a wide smile and bigger heart. >> he had really good hugs. >> reporter: on november 1st, 2014, shane died in this accident. >> i had two, but one is dead. >> reporter: they took the ride share service lift. >> i immediately felt the car jerk to the right. >> reporter: according to the chp report, the lift driver swerved to avoid another discabled car, before colliding with the tree. >> i was holding his body in my arms. >> reporter: initially lift saying they comped a ride. the next day lift e-mailed their condolences. and in a third e-mail, lift said it would cover the cost of brady's medical care. a year and a half later, attorney kevin morrison said the company has not. >> instead of stepping up and taking responsibility for the incident, they claim the driver was an independent contractor. >> reporter: the lift driver did not have proof of insurance. in an e-mailed statement, a lift spokesperson offered condolenc

justice. in oakland, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> and san jose police released new video into the investigation of the deadly stabbing in the heart of the city nearly two years ago. homicide investigators say they need the public's help trying to determine who fatally attacked michael maynard near the plaza caesar chavez park. three people including a 14-year-old boy were arrested but police believe more people may have been involved or have information about the killing. >>> a 3-year-old girl is in the hospital right now after she was hit by a car on an east oakland street. sky 7 was there on 9th avenue and birch street. the girl was conscious and breathing and then taken to the hospital in an ambulance. >>> tonight, san jose city leaders tell abc 7 news they will take action after fire crews discovered two fire hydrants were broken as they were fighting a fire. more on abc 7 news. >> reporter: residents on sugar creek drive say they complained about two broken fire hydrants but nothing was done. that is until a fire caused one town home to be harmed including two pets. it wa

because of this. fbi said friday raid was unrelated but the mother feels differently. melanie was in court today. >>reporter: image of federal agent argue this man at home on ted avenue friday night is the last one the public has seen. federal court was cleared this afternoon before he went in front of a judge. federal arrest and search warrants from the joint fbi sf pd raid remains sealed. agents arrested in unnamed woman. it was the second recent raid at the home. 7 news obtained this video of a march 8 fbi raid. fbi sources say he was not on the radar at the time. but when agents entered the home he was inside. sf pd arrested him march 8 in connection with controlled substance and firearms but he was never charged. in an exclusive interview with abc 7 news last week petroff said it wasn't him. >> i don't know what you are talking about man. >>reporter: less than 24 hours before friday night raid someone shot a man outside the ted avenue home. fbi sources say in addition to whatever is in the sealed petroff arrest warrant investigators are still exploring what if any connection petroff h

police headquarters with the new information just in. melanie, good afternoon. the scene of the crime, 20 miles south of here at prince george's county police headquarters. detectives are processing the arrest of the man they say stabbed three other men early this morning. take a look at some of the video. martini restaurant and lounge in fort washington, it touts itself as an upscale spa in southern prince george's county. as they were closing the doors at 2:00 this morning, a fight spilled out onto the parking lot and two patrons were stabbed, as well as one of the bouncers who try to step in and break it all up. the three of don't men were treated at area hospitals this morning. they are expected to make full recoveries. the alleged armed man took off. again, only 10 hours later, police say they have someone behind bars. we spoke with a man who owns a business next to the lounge. he is also a frequent patron of the lounge. he doesn't fall his neighbors. it is highly unusual. this is one of the only nightclubs that allows live dance in prince george's county area. instances you have

searchers can do their work. melanie: thank you. another home in prince william county hit months. jeannette reyes is in woodbridge with the latest. police telling me they are growing concerned now that they are looking into the ninth shooting incident into a home. behind me, this is the latest home to be hit. three bullet holes, one of them on the garage door. another on the siding of the home. another very close to the window on the window pane. this incident is different because it is under half a mile away from the prince william county police department. police responded to a call on stockholm way yesterday morning. heard april 3was around 11:00. it was not until the next day the owner notice the blowholes. answers. listen to what worried neighbors had to tell us about the news. >> i heard a few gunshots. i heard loud noises. am going to consider moving. i think i will consider other options just for safety purposes. jeannette: they have no leads, no suspect description, no vehicle description. one thing they are confident about is that it is likely the incident in manassas i

, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> melanie, thank you. new at 11:00, chp had to call off this chase after it got just too dangerous. speeds topped 100 miles an hour as the stolen car headed south across the godden gate bridge. after the driver started going the wrong way on one-way streets in san francisco, the chp called off this pursuit. the car was last seen on chestnut street. new video tonight shows smoke and flames pouring out of a garage in oakland. that fire started just before 6:30 evening. a car and a garage were destroyed. firefighters were able to save most of the home, though. >>mateo, this man is missing and may be in need of medication. he was last seen in san mateo. he may be driving a gold 1996 toyota camry. 4 mjt 621. please be on the lookout. >>> a convicted serial sex offender is temporarily homeless after being released from jail today. as part of his probation, 23-year-old jonathan michael hopner has five business days to update his sex offender registry, which requires a place of residence. he spent a year and a half in jail for misdemeanor sexual battery and

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. clinton is expected to face protestors tonight. melanie? >> absolutely. some protestors don't have pots and pans but several do have signs. we're seeing a handful of san francisco police officers here to make sure things remain peaceful. most will agree california is pivotal in this election. hosts are preparing to welcome people to a fund-raiser for hillary clinton. the party is at the home of a venture capitalist, being hosted by george and amal clooney. guests are paying $33,000 to 300,000ses today attend tonight is one of the higher end events. today, with the elections this one takes the win. >> hundreds of protestors plan to make noise with pots and pans. >> she tried to portray herself as a progressive democrat, she continues to go after big money. >> the chair of the democratic party says this is not the only place you'll see her this weekend. >> she's going to be out there at the noe valley farmer's market this weekend. >> political science professor robert smith says republicans are paying more attention than usual. >> in the republican case, the rson that wins will. >>>

. melanie woodrow has more good news for the make a wish foundation. >> ed lee announced he was stealing ipads from the make a wish foundation, more good news. >> the police recovered the scooter. >> san francisco giants hunter pence donated the scooter, which had been stolen. >> hunter pence, yes. >> and thank sfpd. officers worked with the foundation that had surveillance video. >> they put out a bulletin to the san francisco police department. >> it was the tender loin foot patrol officers who arrested the 37-year-old and 26-year-old. both are facing felony and misdemeanor charges. the scooter, which was auctioned for $40,000 is signed by pence with a message to michelle, much love. a search warrant turned up the scooter and other stolen properties. police say they're searching for a third suspect. >> we're excited that we're able to get the scooter back and it's able to function for the make a wish foundation. >> in a statement, the san francisco giants said we're delighted that it has been found and will be returned to its rightful owner. hunter pence retweeted the news. he couldn't

by melanie. look at the snow. big fat flakes made for pretty views, but treacherous conditions on thed roads. we have black ice that has developed and frozen slush in spots. the freeze warning is in effect until 10:00 a.m. sow south jersey and delaware -- south jersey and delaware. milder afternoon looking for high temperatures close to 50 degrees. it's milder as we head into monday. when i come back in just a few minutes we're tracking milder temperatures and a little bit of rain in the seven-day forecast. i have that coming up in just a bit. >>> you wouldn't expect the jersey shore to look like in the middle of april. sky6 live hd captured the snow-caked beach and boardwalk in atlantic atlantic city. >>> jeff chirico talked to people who spent time out in the cold. >> reporter: it's jack frost springtime performance and on the cold and blustery streets of center city, people are ready to drop the curtain. >>> it's ridiculous. i wish the weather man would get his stuff straight. >>> i can't understand, one dy it's 80, one day it's 30. , this family skimmed down broad street -- sk

come out and admitted it wasn't a good idea. melani melania's been attacked here too. she was attacked first. he responded in a poor way. this is the time where we saw no spouses. spouses are out of it. melania's now on the campaign trail and heidi's on the campaign trail and let's leave it there. >> now we go to new york where everything will be sweetness. >> life. >> the problem is the way that donald trump talks about women in general and this goes back to megyn kelly. we as a society have evolved in terms of the norms. we don't talk about woman in terms of point scoring among men. the value of women is to show how successful we are as men. donald trump talks that way. >> that's not fair. >> look at the ad they're running against him, the list of things he has said over the years. this will be a huge problem going forward. >> he has a daughter that he's empowered to run part of his company, he has a wife that's very successful -- >> that is not the same as you talk about -- >> i want to bring to this table -- >> there are a lot of women in his family -- >> excuse me -- >> this whole

do it. >> they better do it right. [ laughter ] >> donald, you have another question from melanie who joins us. melanie -- thank you for joining us. have you decided how are going to vote. >> i am undecided. that's why i am here. >> fire away. this is your chance to ask candidate donald trump a question. >> and thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> and, mr. trump, it was brought to my attention on the record by greta the amount of wasteful spending in the government. >> tremendous. >> and the lack of accountability. >> right. >> and, my question is, what will you do about that and would you consider a woman who is very informed, caring, and smart like greta as part of your cabinet? >> that's not a bad idea. [cheers and applause] >> that is not a bad idea: she would be excellent. >> i think more than an hour with me would be enough for donald. >> the truth is she is doing so well i'm not sure she would want it. if you want to know the truth. >> what about government waste? >> i will say. this it's such a great question and nobody ever asks that question. we talk about how do y

, melanie laborman knocking it out of the park performer will get the chance to sing it at citi field on august second. some of the other runner ups don't fret, the mets did say that they could possibly be brought in for other games down the road, just she'll be there for the subway series which was the big one they were hoping for. >>> serious competition. her name is mellody, i love that? >> i'm not sure if that's official. we know it is liebermann. >>> still ahead, hillary clinton and donald trump win big here in new york on long island too close to call on a senate election. >>> the so-called ninja with burglar captured after a decade on the run the update we're begins in 90 seconds. . >>> 52 degrees on this wednesday, april 20th we'll have traffic and weather on the 2's. big results in campaign 2016. what the presidential candidates are saying about the new york primary wins. >>> a tight senate race on long island, one candidate is declaring a victory. >>> how you can fight off supermarket pickpocketters >>> welcome to cbs 2 news, following the presidential primary here in new yo

friend and played basketball together. nate's parents. nate senior and melanie britt said they would adopt him. last night. both families savored the moment. >> it wasn't about the game. >> it was never about the game. >> what was it about? >> it was about helping someone else that needed help. >> look at him now. >> ask him, he will tell you just what it moons to him. >> if it wasn't for my family i wouldn't be in this position. i would have never be. >> reporter: a lifetime of sacrifices leading to a moment of glory. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, houston. >>> manuel sure know house to pick them. we'll be right back. >>> 14-year-old abigail kopf wasn't expected to live when she was wounded in a shooting six weeks age in a new video she is walking and talking. eight people were shot at random. six of them died. her mother calls abigail amazing. >>> nfl commissioner roger goodell announced today that twitter will livestream 10 thursday night football games this fall. the games will stream for free. the league is hoping to reach fans who don't subscribe to cable. >>> in american hero. it

melanie hobson, an amazing woman you know, first generation, low income, underrepresented student herself. and you know, she came to talk to the advisors. not only does she light up the room because she has a similar story but she told them all to be brave. i think we need to tell each other to be brave. she motivates me every day when i think about, i have to go raise some dollar, i think about it. two things. one that democracy we need to protect and two, we have to be brave. charlie: i'm a first generation graduate. >> we're trying to find the next charlie rose or melanie hobson to lead the country. it's a privilege to wake up every morning to do this charlie: you say data driven. >> i'm aed for the at heart, i have a ph.d. in religious studies. we actually measure matriculation rates over time. we look at how we bring in financial aid. $76 million of financial aid to the students we served last year. we also try to measure things like, is this going to help our economy? if somebody has a college education, first it changes the trajectory of their family because their brothers, sisters

current chair a the board of duke, first-generation graduate. what of our great champions, melanie hobson, whom you know, and underrepresented student herself, and she came to talk to the advisors, and not only did she light up the room not only because she had a similar dry, and she told them all to be brave, and i think we need to tell each other to be brave. go do some i have to the, what am i going to do, and i think about things. we have democracy that to protect and two that we have to be brave. that is what we are trying to do. we are trying to find the next charlie rose and the next melanie hobson. it is a privilege to wake up every morning. charlie: you say data-driven and evidence-based. studies, have a phd in and our evaluation at stanford, amazing, aaron bettinger, so we measure particular vision rates over time. and we are looking at if we are bringing more financial aid, millions in financial aid to the students we served last year, and we are also 20 measure things like, again, is this going to help our economy? if someone has a college education, first, it changes the traj

, there was a situation, a sports reporter, melanie mclaughlin was hit on by a cricket player while doing a live report. >> i wanted to do an interview with you, it is nice. hopefully, we can have a drink after. don't blush, baby. >> i am not blushing. >> do you think there is lack of respect for women in what is actually a male-dominated field? >> there is a lack of respect for women, in that situation, on an uncommon situation to be hit on at work. i don't think the full context. maybe it was like craig sayinger, it means he did well in the game. the baby comment, you throw it out the window and say, where are your manners? >> on twitter, a problem for a long time. not just for bankers and writers and are a couple of -- >> they could monitor the threats, in the more than name tweets, someone threatening your safety, twitter needs to police those people. >> we are grown up. >> that's it for us, the news continues after a short break. [ screaming ] rate suckers! [ bell dinging ] your car insurance goes up because of their bad driving. people try all sorts of ways to get rid of them. [ dri

-wrenching game or the parent of siblings, as you can imagine. they're joining us now, melanie and nate britt sr. first off a big congratulations to you. >> thank you. >> thank you. thank you so much. >> well, i have to say, there is is a fascinating story, just the fact they were both in the championship game and then this is just, you know, icing on the cake, the fact that chris made that winning shot. >> you have one that's on incredible high and then you have the other son that's on an incredible low because everybody wants to be a national champion. that's huge. and to see one -- put his head down, walk off in defeat, you know, that, i'm telling you, that -- in the pit of my stomach, it hurt. >> at the end there, so close, what was that like for you? >> i had a lot of emotions before the game started and i could not sit in my seat to watch the game. so i walked the concourse during the whole entire game and i saw the game-winning shot by chris on the monitor actually. >> it was too nerve-racking to be in there, i don't blame you. i want to talk about how chris jenkins came int

: noel sebastiÁn 2 aÑos! william: melanie 13 aÑos. alan: vamos a bailar bien sabroso! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ william: la verdad, el cumpleaÑos estÁ muy cool, pero tienen que ver este vÍdeo, miden la habilidad que tiene este animalito de meterse comida a la boca, ahora que viene el invierno, bueno, viene el verano, pero bueno yo digo que adoptar una ardillita. satcha: hay muchas ardillas que se cuidan solas, no hÁmster, tiene que ver lo siguiente, una niÑa corre a toda prisa momentos antes de un accidente, un sujeto lo respetÓ la seÑal de pare y golpeÓun vehÍculo, la mujer sobreviviÓ pero su su marido falleciÓ en la escena. buenas noticias para los estudiantes con prÉstamos estudiantiles, el gobierno tiene una pÁgina web para ayudarlos a conseguir opciones de pago que se ajuste a sus necesidades, se trata de la pÁgina studentloan.org/repay, uno de cada siete jÓvenes que solicitaron este beneficio dejaron de pagarlo luego de tres aÑos, muchos nunca lo hicieron por falta de informaciÓn. le cambiÓ la vida a una ex policÍa mexicana que puedes despedir a

other suspect was shot and is at the hospital fox5's f melanie alnwick is at the scene. good morning. >> reporter: good morning steve and allison. i don't think we'll get a whole lot more gk detail from laurel police until theyo really have finished up everything as far as theirngr investigation goes.vest but what we can tell you isl you there was an alarm that wenthatw off inside the building here, the indus food and international market.l this is a really popular popul market that's known for south fs asian food, spices and halal h meat. the alarm alerted police to a break-in. police came here and theye and y fouled found two suspects atound the building. one ran, the 15-year-old ranyear and was caught and then insiden the business is where policeol located the second suspect. spe. an officer fired one shoter fire striking the suspect. that one, 20-year-old male mal taken to medstar in s condition can. we don't have details yet that t i know everyone is asking inin terms of why this officer feltif compelled to shoot. s we're just not going to getet that at this point.s p i am told

a suspect in custody in connection with deadly stabbing at deanwood metro station. >> "fox5" melanie alnwick joins us with details. mel. >> good morning, steve, alliso allison. d.c. police would tell us only that the person arrested is 18 years old and they would not confirm whether it was indeed the young man seen in surveillance pictures that they had provided to the media yesterday and put out there as a pen of interest in the case. so that we cannot tell you whether there's a connection and whether they're one in the same. and again an 18-year-old in custody for yet another stabbing and murder of a teenager there at the dean wood metro station and violence certainly has city leaders and community activists coming out now, sources close to the investigation did tell us that based on surveillancees video at metro that there was some kind of the altercation between two young men on the escalators at the deanwood pet row and stabbing was fast and fatal. witnesses say 15-year-old john ruvr us avenue iii that went by johnny was struck in the neck and bled to death. he was on his way to

they're not so willing too n give that. fox5's melanie alnwick isanie is live this morning at l'enfant ln plaza with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning,r: guys. yeah, so, the federal sogovernment does give money to metro but they give money to metro for ca and metro's board and generalal manager say that's not enough,no that they do their fair share fe in terms of transportingnspoin 50 percent of the federal workforce: therefore, theye: r believe that the federalal government needs to do its need fair share as well by kicking in more money, a dedicated dic fund for operating costs, for c maintenance and repairs buts b house republicans reallyea weren't having any of it havingf saying that metro was not was nt going to get any more money from them. t at the subcommittee hearingcoite metro leadership testifiedtest that all of the safety defectsyt identified in last month's one-day shutdown have been b repaired but the decades of o ntferred maintenance have leftai the system with a lot of workt w to do still, a big repair backlog and that's going tong take more money.

. fox5's melanie alnwick is ats a rosslyn metro station withtaon t that story now.that s now man, the timing couldn't beould' wo contentious hearings weti reported on capitol hill about metro. mel, good morning. >> reporter: that's right. so, all of this comes at a comea time when metro leadership ismer trying to convince congressinces that it is getting things back on track.on now, good news here is thatere a nobody was injured but thisuthi was still a very seriouserio incident nonetheless.heless as we know, we had hundreds of people trapped in a tunnel for r more than an hour and a half hf under the river. >> we came to a halt underneath the river and we were on the upslope coming into rosslyn and the train t came to a halt and then it tn i jerked forward and backwardsacar and several times over theti course of 12 or 15 minutes and the driver kept on telling usliu that we were going to beng t moving shortly and thenn finally he said there was aeas train approaching from the t rear. >> reporter: now, that was the second rescue trainescue brought in after the couldn't hook up pro

maryland.maryla. fox5's melanie alnwick liveck lv this morning at a growing good morning, mel., m >> reporter: hey, good rep morning, guys. yeah, it is really hard to miss the ambulance unit here aae and people who are coming by to memorialize their friendze te and colleague and also just ao a member of the community whof came out here, put his lifether out there on the line to save others.ot and we're also seeing a lot ofgt people bringing flowers inows in support, not just for the firehe department here but also the entire first responderer community. fire station 30 is now draped na in black while members of the landover hills volunteer vunteer station grieve their friendgr and colleague, 37-year-oield john ulmschneider who was shotao to death while responding to a o medical welfare check friday at a home in temple hills.ple h. ulmschneider was a 13 year veteran of the prince george'she county fire department and p a flso their faster a two-year-d girl and -- faste, father of a two-year-old girl. g this kind of death on the jb is almost unimaginable.imag >> the thing that's hel

participate. back to you. >> melanie >> melanie, thank you very much. >> a check on warm. 7:05 now how about it tuck. >> looking great. 85 yesterday. maybe a degree or cooler today. >> 85 yesterday. >> it was. >> yeah. >> deposit feel it. >> turn the ac on. >> no. >> no. >> me mean neitherer probably because i couldn't get it to work. didn't need it because of no humidity 50 fredericksburg. 40s in dulles and 49 and 45 culpeper. and sun is up. mix of sun sean clouds today warm up quick with a breeze out of south and west a few more hours and as we get to pass aming of weak cold front winds shift norm and west later today and we'll get cooler air later tonight and tomorrow. daytime highs upper 60s we should be this time of year. closer to that by tomorrow. dry this afternoon. again, one more day in the 80s thats with a great movement. you can do it one more time. >> hey. >> hey. >> i can't do it it if i have to. >> it's organic it has to happen. >> i'll do it he said 81, hey. . >> hey. . >> and i think that's the -- right now, okay, 66 eastbound jammed 234 to beltway. big line of slow moving t

out virginia state police pound 77 on cellphone in virginia. steve, allison. >> melanie, thavrn you very much. >> 7:06 tucker barnes what's happening outside today. >> start once again. >> cool out there to start the day. but later this afternoon low 7 0s. looking forward to another beautiful spring day. so beautiful in fact i get it -- 9:00. stay tuned for that apparently it will be weird too. >> i don't understand any of it. >> tucker will be out in the field reporting. >> and tag a nap in bunch of salt water for an hour. >> i guess so yeah. >> i'm jealous that sound good. >> 43 baltimore and 46 hagerstown. much cooler than 24 hours ago. cooler afternoon. again a very pleasant afternoon. low 7 0s daytime eye north high pressure just to north. we'll keep it nice and dry and again another nice looking day. got to love this time of year to on the windows and doors. >> yes, do you ever feel like -- we'll have tucker try this he'll like it. >> definitely assumed that role here at "fox5". >> yeah. >> you can do few stuff though. >> i can do wonderful things. >> you're on the field 10:00

man with autismm went missing from a fairfaxa faf county park.ar our melanie alnwick joins usns u now with more. mel, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, morni steve and allison. as you can imagine this storys y really upsetting to so manyo son and bringing up a lot ofp lot questions. we can tell you there isl yo currently a criminalmi investigation and an administrative investigationti going on right now.veon rht n and so exactly what happenedd when 45-year-old paul gianelos wanted out of this park and of down annandale road.dale road. he was here with others from aer group home. the 45-year-old was a silent autistic according to familyo fy members. they say he could not talk but k he could scream and that he wouldn't understand a police officer's commands.s it was 1:00 caregivers called police toallei help find gianelos after 33 they realized he what happened away from the group.omhe g an officer found gianelos ane mile and a waffl half away. a three backup officers arriveds v and gianelos was restrainedestre with handcuffs behind hisind back. fairfax police chief ed e roes