michelle: yeah. doug: these are the scenes you expect to see in august and september after an area hit by a hurricane or tropical storm. not in april. not like this. jonathan: this just a rainstorm. doug: the upper level front moving through. we will get your first chance of rain in a long time on friday. start with a time lapse. yesterday we were at 82. we are expecting the cooler air. it's still comfortable. 72 at silver spring. 74 in ashburn and dale city. 70 reported in fort washington and 71 in waldorf. the high mve we will start to get the warmer temperatures back. i don't think we get in the 80's like 86 in charleston. warm front is bringing clouds. cold front late tomorrow night. the western zone could be a shower. it will be during the day on friday we see scattered showers and maybe the afternoon thunderstorms. after that front passes through, back on track for a beautiful weekend weather. here we are moving through the day on id from. scattered showers by 5:00. isolated thunderstorms possi

michelle: okay. more than 91 million copies of beverly cleary's books sold world wilde since the first one in 1950. it was "henry huggins," which spawned the popular ramona books. jonathan: what is your favorite beverly cleary novel? michelle: let us know your favorite on the wjla facebook page. jonathan: that has to be the best. the pest. love it. right now for us, the "jeopardy" teen tournament is taping at d.a.r. constitutional hall in d.c. translation, really smart kids. michelle: for sure! kellye lynn caught one a former champion to find out "jeopardy." kellye: it's the 12:00 hour at wmau radio. -- wamu radio. >> my job is pitch segments, find guests and produce segments. >> we now have what seems to be an unsatisfiable curiosity about just about everything. kellye: a quality that helped him at his job and as a student. as a teen he competed in quiz bowl and the academics. but the biggest thrill came in 2011 when he landed a spot in the teen tournament on "jeopardy." >> i always wanted to be on

michelle? michelle: thank you. it comes to pills the u.s. is one of the most overprescribed countries in the world. there are million of cases drug reaction every year. joining us is sharyl attkisson from "full measure." talk about the widely prescribed drugs to young boys have an adverse effect. tell us the drug. >> this is respirdahl that has been prescribed for off label uses including children when it wasn't supposed to be. an antipsychotic pill but given to kids for a.d.d., tics and all kind of things. it can cause believe it or not young boy to grow wom large breasts. sometimes they produce milk. a terrible side effect. the drug company disputes this but we profile a young man who had the problem taking the drug. michelle: tell us about that. what is it like for life changing thing to happen when kids try to discover themselves. >> i saw this researching this, happened to kids 4 and 5. this young man who is 19. he had a terrible time. middle school. track returner. trying to hide it from his friends. had to have a double mastectomy to

michelle: the u.s. is airlifting water, and supplies to remote southern japan rocked by two earthquakes late week. another thousand injured and ten people are still missing today. 180,000 people were evacuated from the shelters over the weekend as the aftershocks hit the region. one caused a mud slide that made it harder to search for the survivors who still may be trapped. now coincidently, today marks 110 years since massive earthquake hit san francisco. memorial service was held in the city that included a wreath laying for the more than 3,000 people who die jonathan: on storm watch, just unbelievable video from texas today after 16 inches of rain fell in the houston area in less than 24 hours. that is the result. the storm brought hail this morning. dallas, the brazso river is overflowing the banks. we have more on the storms coming up at 4:30. but in the meantime check in now with chief meteorologist doug hill. we have had glorious weather. this felt like summer. mid-80's in spots. as of 4:00, it's

michelle? michelle: all right. thank you, doug. you can stay connected connecteh the stormwatch7 team through wjla.com. and the abc7 twitter and facebook feeds. download the stormwatch7 app for your smartphone or tablet. jonathan: we are also tracking a developing story out of montgomery county where a man is facing murder charges after police say a baby girl was hurt at his daycare. in the last half hour, stephen tschida spoke with the man's brother. what did he have to say? stephen: jonathan, i spoke with the brother exclusively about 15 minutes ago. he says he is having trouble believing what prosecutors say took place in the basement of that house down the block. at the last tuesday. we have a mugshot of kia, the 35-year-old with second-degree murder. and child abuse. they say he inflicted terrible abuse to this little girl and she died several days later. kia's brother says he cannot believe his brothers could have inflicted the injuries. >> you're fairly -- >> i'm very confident once the system goes through the due diligence

michelle: a lot of options there. the national park service made their deadline to request a grant to fix the memorial bridge. but the transportation system says the bridge overall is a megaproject. the n.p.s. transportation system gets $250 million a year. that is how much the bridge repairs could cost. but the $250 million is split over regions across the nation. our area is 1,330% of the capital region allotment. leon: this is the last weekend you can enjoy regular rail service on metro. five-week break from the track work is nearly up. they started the work-free weekend for the cherry blossom season when the ridership nearly doubles in town. the break started march 19 and it ends on sunday. speaking of the transportation the outer loop of the beltway was shut down. chain reaction crash seriously injuring a maryland state trooper who is still in shock trauma in critical condition. maryland bureau chief brad bell explains if it wasn't for a good samaritan the trooper might not be alive today. tell us about that. bra

michelle: i am. leon: boys from philly sneaked their way to the final wild card spot and the prize is taking on the best team in hockey. our washington capitals. scott abraham at the verizon center now. you are rocking the red as well. give you credit. you told me you were going to do it. scott: i told you i would not disappoint, my friends. the philadelphia flyers have been full playoff mode for a month right now. they have been playing good hockey. grabbed the final spot in the eastern conference. scratching and clawing their way to the postseason. on the flip side the capitals have been on cruise control since the all-star break grabbing the president's trophy and the num the two teams know each other extremely well. the playoff format allows for plenty opportunities for rivals to collide when it matter most. expect a physical hard fought series. it all starts tonight inside the verizon. >> you can't go into it thinking that you are the top team or that you are entitled to something. you have to g

michelle? michelle: thank you. in the race for the white house we are standing by for what is being billed as a big announcement from texas senator ted cruz. the stage is set there. we are just waiting for him to come out. senator ted cruz, this week his camp said they have narrowed down the v.p. list but it's unclear just who is still on it. there have been rumors that carly fiorina will be announced as his v.p. mate. we are waiting to see exactly if that is the case. as soon as he approaches the podium there, we'll bring it to you live. meanwhile, donald trump got a clean sweep in yesterday's republican primaries. but it's a comment during his victory speech that is raising questions. >> the only thing she has going is the woman's card. don't like her. okay? michelle: yes. the woman's card. zero in on that woman there. drawing a lot of attention on social media. mary pat chrisie. the woman in the pink. the new jersey governor's wife. some say there was an eye roll there. either way a lot is being said about the c

why is eleanor roosevelt, pardon the expression, hillary rodham clinton and michele obama. the answer, roosevelt and clinton and obama, a part of a social movement so women became important and what they fought and did became important and that put the spotlight on them. i don't ever remember anybody arguing about what is her name? laura bush's decision whether to be the mom in chief because we didn't actually -- when i say we i mean me, don't care about laura bush. [laughter] >> seems like a nice peon and was a librarian which was a great job when she was working but they are for shack tests because they stand for social change and that made it hard for michelle obama. >> that is right because she felt, this would not come as a surprise to any prominent african-american woman either that you are meant to represent, that is one of the great challenges but it is a role that she has thrown herself into and when one thinks about her legacy it will be about her message and what she tried to do in terms of inequality and it will be -- it will be awhile before of first lady feeds

michelle? michelle: new developments in the case of underage drinking that spilled into the front yard of a home. montgomery county dropping more than a dozen charges against a father accused of letting teenagers drink in his home. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis broke the story of his arrest first on 7. now he explains why the charges are being dropped. kevin: this is the multimillion dollar bethesda mansion where police say kimiavy hosted a high school drinking party. cops say a number of teens were boozing on the home front lawn. the youngest party-goers 15 years old. so investigators pinned 13 counts of allowing underage possession of alcohol against the owner. he faces potential of $32,000 in fines but today we learned the montgomery county entire case against the self-described entrepreneur, citing a lack of evidence. kimiavy the state attorney office claimed had no idea the kids were drinking until the police arrived and added he never supplied the alcohol. he is a trustee at the

michelle? michelle: we are checking top stories right now. the police are looking for a teen who fatality stabbed at teen at the deanwood metro station. witnesses say a young man in allb multiple time as they both exited the station. the stabbing comes two weeks after a 15-year-old was shot at the same station in northeast d.c. maryland lawmakers are scrambletology pass noah's law. we are told negotiators are close to reaching an agreement on two competing bill. it would mandate interlock device on vehicle of anyone convicted of d.u.e. anne arundel county sheriff ronald batemen is on police officer leave after being arrested on misdemeanor charge of allegedly assaulting his wife. he said what happened was a family dispute. leon: turn to the race for the white house. democrats are trading barbs ahead of the primary. stephanie ramos has stephanie hillary clinton is battling to win over voters in new york. the former new york senator taking aim at trump to campaign in queens from trump grew up. >> donald trump was born out in this borough. he se

michelle: thank you. the clock is ticking for lawmakers in annapolis to reach any sort of consensus on noah's law. the difference in the house and the senate versions of the bill may prove too much to overcome. maryland bureau chief brad bell is monitoring new developments in annapolis. brad? brad: the news on this particular bill, noah's law, it looks like there will be a breakthrough,en -- an agreement reached in the last ha out. you see a lot of people here? they are lobbyists and people pushing for a variety of bills. among the crowd here today, noah leotta's family. his own father and mother lobbying delegates. you can see them standing at the entrance of the house chamber today as delegates show up essentially for work to get down to business on the last day of the legislative session, trying to convince them that noah's law is something that needs to happen. the law would require everybody arrested for drunk driving get an ignition interlock put in their car. what has happened just in the last half

michelle: thank you. michelle: police are search, for a missing woman whose car was found in madison county. they are holding out hope they will find sign of nicole mittendorf who was last seen wednesday, we are live outside the fire station where mittendorf worked with the latest on the developing story. >> we heard an emotional news conference where milt mittendorf served since joining the fire department. they are urging the public to help with the search but voicing a direct message to nicole mittendorf in hopes that she is somewhere out there listening to what is being said. now stephen mittendorf spoke first in the news conference. he is a sergeant with the virginia state police. he fought through tears to deliver that statement. chief bowers with fairfax county fire also speaking calling this the department's 911 call to the public to help find nicole. mittendorf w was last heard from in text messages last wednesday and was reported missing last friday after failing to show up for work here at stat

one written about ruth bader ginsburg and one who wrote about michelle obama. that is is what is coming up next. >> .. >> good afternoon. it is my pleasure to welcome you. we are live on c-span right now, so i will remind you. please do so now were shut them off or silence them. it will be having a question-and-answer discussion for about 30 to 40 minutes. it will open it up for audience questions after that. if you wish to ask a question i ask that you start forming a line about 135 or so. who will be handling the book signing in a slightly different way than you may be used to. behind directly to the bookstore tent on the mallt for sales and signing. sales and signing following his presentation. linda hirshman will be taking calls and doing an interview on c-span so she will be in the same tent but half an hour after the presentation is over following that appearance. it is our pleasure to welcome you she year and we want to thank c-span and cox communications for sponsoring this venue and we thank the national institute for civil discourse for sponsoring thi

i think if hillary clinton were to call michelle obama and michelle obama were to say what she thinks works for her, she would say, know who you are, be that person and be that person very consistently. be authentic. be mindful, this is politics and has michelle obama had to learn that lesson. be mindful of who your audience is and what is possible but ultimately stick b with it and don't be cowed. there is a moment not not quite two years ago when my angelo died the poet, michelle went to winston salem column north carolina and spoke at her memorial service. michelle recalled in her remarks moments when she felt very lonely and ivy league classrooms and lonely on the campaign trail where she said my very womanhood was challenge.houg where people doubted so much about her. you will remember how people say she wasn't patriotic and american. she. she said in those moments she thought a mile angelo and she thought of the poem phenomenal women and how much that meant to her. she said at the time that the thing that made my angelo so meaningful to michelle was that she was comfortable in h

michelle? michelle: thank you so much for that update. all right. new discovery into what might have killed prince. what was found that might shed some light on why he died. and the feds opening an investigation. jonathan: again, we do continue to monitor the situation playing out right now in baltimore at our tv station. shots fired. after the station was evacuate bade guy in a suit there, looks like a panda costume. he walked in saying he had a bomb. they evacuated the station. he walked out. would not listen to orders. this is police right here shooting bean bags or gas at him. but that didn't seem to work. a sniper finally shot and dropped this guy. now they are trying to figure out does he have a bomb on him? they have robots working to do that now. we'll stay on top of this. much more ahead. jonathan: new information to tell you about in investigation of prince's death. prescription drugs were found with his body. investigators are still trying to determine if they could be connected to his death. michelle: meanwhile his treasure trove of unre

michelle, back to you. michelle: jamie, thank you so much for that. next on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- the final day of "jeopardy" taping in d.c. one last look at the teen tournament stars taking the stage before "jeopardy" breaks down and heads back to ♪ ♪ michelle: goodbyes are always difficult. today is the final day of "jeopardy" taming at constitution hall. it means alex trebek and the crew are heading back to l.a. and a fond farewell to our "jeopardy" teen tournament stars. diane cho wraps up their final day in d.c. >> this is the "jeopardy" teen tournament! [applause] diane: taking lessons from classroom to the national spotlight. >> it's very surreal. i had to pinch myself yesterday. diane: teens from coast to coast competed for the top spot in the "jeopardy" teen tournament in the nation's capital. >> we were talking about it. on every place we stopped we had to shoot a promo and take pictures. this is the celebrity lifestyle, huh? diane: nerves are running high. on the final day of taping in the district, some went in with the game plan. >>

michelle? michelle: thank you. virginia congressman getting his chance to meet with the president supreme court nominee today. jonathan: a leaving a funeral makes a life-saving stop. wait until you see this amazing rescue. we have video. michelle: and we are remembering prince today. a legend lost too soon. >> ♪ tonight, i'm going to party like it's 1999 ♪ ♪ my mind says prepare to fight ♪ jonathan: check out the video from prince george's county. this is a complete loss. fully engulfed in flames. on route 301 in brandywine. assistant fire chief demarcus ware took -- chief darren ware took this moments from he pulled the woman from the car. he and tyrone wells were returning from the funeral of the fallen firefighter john ulmschneider yesterday. they spotted smoke coming out of the car. they got to the driver and got him out of the car before it turned into that. michelle: time for a check of the traffic situation. jamie sullivan with details. looking like a slow there. jamie: we don't have the sun glare. o

michelle: thank you. still ahead at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- uber ready to spend $100 million in settlements. but it's still the big winner. we'll explain why. jonathan: but first, the best of the prince tributes. three ways he is being honored, especially in the twin cities h great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see that coming. don't deal with disruptions. get better internet installed on your schedule. comcast business. built for business. jonathan: you know, this really is an international story, prince's death. the tributes are pouring in from across the world. reacting to the death of the music icon. michelle: our mike carter-conneen has a look at three of the tributes you will want to see for yours

. >> i'm michelle kosinski. donald trump's moment of zen is over. after days of tame tweets, he is back aimed at the republican party's delegate system. he is challenging the delegate haul. ted cruz won in colorado. he complained about the republican party picking delegates at the convention instead of primary or caucus. how is it possible the people of the great state of colorado never got to vote in a primary. cruz won delegates with quote gustapo tactics. >> not my style. it is ted cruz's style. that will win him. >> you think he is threatening delegates? >> you go to the conventions and you see the tactics. >> gustapo? that's a strong word. >> we will file protests. the reality is they are not playing by the rules. >> is so cruz's campaign is lashing back saying cruz's campaign won after the hard work to build superior organization. let's bring in chris frates. >> reporter: john and michelle, after a three-daybreak, trump back on the trail. crucial to donald trump with 95 delegates at stake. donald trump has a shot at winner take all. that is cr

michelle: may want to schedule the walk for the dog earlier. my dog does not what to go out in the rain. michelle: he does not want to go out? steve: very quick, less than a minute. we have wind gusts, the winds out of the south, wind gusts at which willght now, continue through the overnight. we have a cold front on the way, and the impact that will have only rush-hour commute tomorrow morning between 4 a.m. and 6 a.m., moderate. a.m., the rain becomes more steady and will have a higher impact. "good morning washington" starts at 4:30, eileen whelan and jacqui jeras will be here to help you track the storm. this is worth looking at right western pennsylvania, southern ohio. it is just cloudy right now. the clouds continue to thicken as we move through the overnight. if you are watching in garrett county or allegheny county, just a few sprinkles right now. further south and east, it will take another 4, 5 hours before anything happens in your neighborhood, especially southern maryland. 11:20 and we are in the middle to upper 60's, close to 70 d

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we reached out to 24 finance on michelle's behalf. problem solved. she tells us they've contacted her to let her know they will update their systems to make sure that her membership is good not just for one gym but for all 24 hour finance locations. because of the confusion she says the company has offered to extend her membership without any additional fees. >> so did 24 hour finance buy all of bally gyms? >> no. in this case they acquired 30 of them. bally members of those locations do continue to have their club privileges there. but someone like michelle has of the other 24 hour finance locations. she'll be getting back to her gym routine, recovering from kangs cancer. >> she knows baquero is tough. >> remember, from now everyone who reaches out will get a response from the team at our new consumer investigative center. >>> coming up next, the battle over a fire house on the jersey shore. >>> chuck is here with a look at what's coming up at 6:00. >>> a growing scandal involving the nypd coming up. >> reporter: top brass stripped of their guns and

michelle: north and west, moving through hagerstown. concerns that a fairfax county firefighter was bullied before her suicide. nicole mittendor ff's body was found yesterday. in herde note was found car and the medical examiner said that she hanged herself. or my message boards in which she was -- one line message boards and people claiming they were with department. >> there is something missing in the fire and ems world. we do not talk about those in the fire academy on the officer keepes, so if we can turning the awareness that it is ok to ask for help. michelle: the fairfax county fire department is aware of the messages but right now is focused on helping murders of the family cope with the loss. funeral arrangements are pending. jonathan: lingering mysteries about the death of a legend, tonight officials gave clues about prince's death, but still no definitive word as to how he died. richard reeve is joining us with a going tribute -- growing tribute to prince. so many people around the world are remembering this music legend. co

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i'm john berman. >> i'm michelle kosinski. donald trump's moment of zen is over after days of no public events, the bluster is back. aimed at the delegate system in the republican party. trump is challenging the delegate haul that ted cruz won in colorado. he complained about the picking of the delegates at convention instead of primary or caucus. trump said how is it possible the people of the great state of colorado never got to vote in the primary? great anger. trump's convention manager charges the cruz campaign won delegates with quote gustapo tactics. >> is threatening a fair game? >> not my style. not trump's style. it is ted cruz's style. and that's going to wear thin. >> you think he is threatening delegates? >> you go to the county conventions and see the gustapo tactics. >> that's a strong word. >> we will file several protests because reality is they are not playing by the rules. >> when you think you heard every word during the campaign. cruz campaign is lashing back saying cruz won colorado by putting in what the

i'm michelle henery. thank you for joining us. on today's show -- taking the taboo out of domestic violence in france. poland's political horse trading. and ukraine's eurovision entry hits a historical note. with the explosive revelations from the panama papers, where big name financial groups, political elites and even soccer stars were helped to hide cash in offshore havens, it's no surprise that the public is angry. while tax avoidance is not entirely illegal, that anger's en brewing foromtime now. a small town in was,ic tired of the apparent double standard between the haves -- who often seem immune paying taxes -- and have nots -- who always seem to be paying them -- decided to take action. a group of small business owners in the town of crickhowell have turned the tables and gone offshore. reporter: the people of crickhowell live a proudly independent lifestyle. it's home to a number of small businesses. steve lewis runs a cafÉ. jo carthew owns a smokery. and steve askew heads the town's bakery, a family business. askew and

michelle fleury, bbc news, north dakota. laura: in a tiny himalayan hutan, the b tigers nest monastery is considered the holiest site, and today got royal visitors. the duke and duchess of cambridge cap three hours to make the trip. hand, theyand in look like a couple sitting out for a quiet stroll, except that this was hardly that could ahead of them, getting on for 3000 feet, three quarters of the height of britain's tallest mountain. their destination, the tigers nest, a 17th century buddhist monastery built on an almost sheer cliff face. it is a steep climb, quite a scramble in some cases. here they are at approximately the halfway point, still strolling and barely breaking sweat. how are you finding the client? -- climb? >> beautiful. >> easy. reporter: easy? he is probably just saying that to embarrass the press corps. at the halfway point, there were prayer wheels to examine and a -- a photo call with the duke and catherine posing with the tigers nest behind him. all picturesque, except they are in bhutan briefly at t

michelle and kenny? >> thank you. >>> today, lawmakers will discuss the safer skies act, sponsored by california senator barbara boxer. it calls for all airline pilots to get at least eight hours of uninterrupted sleep and cannot fly longer than 8 hours straight. it includes cargo plane pilots. >>> the state senator committee has approved a bill protecting california patients. doctors would have to disclose when they are on probation. the bill is sponsored by state senator jerry hill of san mateo. >> the doctors have been placed on probation for serious offenses such as sexual misconduct, drug abuse or felonies related to patient care. >> doctors have to report violations and suspensions to hospitals and insurance companies but not patients. only a small percentage of california doctors are put on probation, about 600 out of 137,000. >>> after years of drought, finally good news for the first time since 2014. lake tahoe reached its rim. by comparison in december, the lake was 1.5 feet below the natural r

>>reporter: good morning, michelle. this is certainly something that has riders here very concerned this morning. that 26-year-old man is recovering from a knife wound to the head after he did not want to give up his backpack on the train, and police are now looking for two robbers who took off on foot. this all happened at about 1:15 this morning here at the jackson avenue train station. the 26-year-old man was heading southbound on the 2 train early this morning as the train pulled into the station, the man was approached by two men with a knife. they demanded his backpack. when the victim didn't give it up right away, they slashed him in the head anl the two men who are -- and the two men who are believed to be in their 20s then took off on foot wt backpack. the victim was take tone lincoln hospital where he remains in stable condition at this hour. police say slashings and stabbings are up this year over last citywide, especially on the transit system. this is something that is concerning to them, and they but it is

brian and michelle? >> jill wagner at cbsmoneywatch.com, thank you. >>> and oakland, moving along nicely. we'll have the official word coming up from gianna. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, forecast in just a few minu >>> happy monday and welcome back. the bay bridge, clouds beyond. we'll have a lot of those but it will dry out and warm up. the complete forecast coming up. >>> new orleans investigators have uncovered an unusual connection between former saints football player will smith and his killer. police say that cardell haynes shot smith and his wife after he rear ended their vehicle. investigators are still figuring out whether the connection had anything to do with smith's death. >> i think this is just wrong place, wrong time. no way to explain what happened. >> smith's wife is expected to survive. >>> encouraging news over the weekend from an expert on hiv and aids. at the global health conference, a man who began fighting the aids epidemic in 1981 said when he started treating patients, they were not sure they

michelle fields. as is the normal process, the jupiter police department made a decision based on probable cause to make a notice to appear to mr. lewandowski. afterwards, the jupiter police department sent our office a case file, and we conducted an independent review to determine whether we would pursue the charges. jupiter police chief and the town police department do an outstanding job and acted well within their authority to investigate and make an independent charging decision. we agree that probable cause exists for the jupiter police department to have charged mr. lewandowski in this case. as prosecutors, however, our standard for filing criminal charges is higher than mere probable cause. we have the burden of proving each case beyond a reasonable doubt. in doing so, a prosecutor must have a good faith basis that the evidence presented will sustain a conviction. while the evidence in this case is legally sufficient for the police to have charged mr. lewandowski, it is not strong enough to me

♪ michelle: hello and welcome to i'm michelle hennery. today, we give special attention to the terror rocking the continent from the victims picking up the pieces to the terrorists trying to reach new recruits. on the programme today, life in belgium after the bombings. turkey's fearless journalists. and the walls between catholics and protestants in northern ireland. after the terror attacks in belgium, people there and across europe are unsurprisingly afraid of it happening again. i lived in brussels before moving to germany, and friends there say that even though fear now accompanies them where ever they go, they refuse to give in to the terrorists. through the grief in the aftermath of the attacks, the capital of a country long known for the divide between its french and flemish speaking communities, has become more united. for laurent duhaut, maalbeek subway station will be hallowed ground for the rest of his life. among the 13 people killed by the suicide bombing of this metro station last tuesday was his best friend. >> as soon as

michelle lewandowski touching donald trump. now we have them saying cory lewandowski is justified in giving some of those -- >> it was fascinating to see how this has turned the other direction. one thing i want to get from you, steve, is the state attorney was asked if you had any contact with ms. fields to say they were not pressing charges. they said they did and she was disappointed. can you tell us anything more about these. >> she wasdisappointed, she wanted the prosecution to go ahead. you can tell they're still reeling here. it's a simple battery case and they've gotten the attention. they're a bit shaken by all of the attention. they're careful how much information they're giving out. >> steve harry began. just one final question, civil case now that this new evidence has flipped the direction? would they do that? >> yeah. look. defamation is an untrue statement but then damages someone's name and basically called her a liar and saying she was delusional. the videotape actually belies that. he appears to be the liar. s

michelle? >> brian, thank you. >>> a concord family is outraged over the release of their son's killer. esteban nunez was freed from prison after serving 6 years from behind bars. he was sentenced to 16 years in prison in 2010 for killing luis santos in san diego. nunez's father was a political ally of governor schwarzenegger. >>> a high-ranking san francisco police official said that stun guns play not have made a difference in the shooting death of a homeless man. >> if machine is advancing on you with a knife, you are not going to use a taser; right? >> well, it all depends on at what point, what the distance is, what you deploy that weapon but if i are closing that distance rapidly, no, you're not. >> police say that the victim was coming at police with a knife but witnesses to the shooting say that the man never threatened anyone. >>> a bizarre twist in the shooting death of saints player will smith. police say that cardell hayes rear ended smith's car and shot smith and his wife. before t

i'm john berman. >> i'm michelle kosinski. three more tough words from donald trump and they are directed at his party and nominating process. today, the republican frontrunner heads to new york blasting the party system of selecting delegates to the convention in cleveland. that was one theme we heard from him overnight with the huge rally in albany. trump had words for hillary clinton saying he expects her being the nominee despite her being guilty as hell. his words. sara murray has more. >> reporter: donald trump is not backing down on his criticism of the republican nominating process. he stumbled in the delegate wrangling like colorado and louisiana. speaking here in new york last night to a crowd of thousands, he suggested to them the system is rigged. >> so we have a rigged system. in colorado, they were going to vote. you saw what's happened in colorado. it's a fix because we thought we were having an election and a number of months ago they decided to do it by, you know what, right? right? they said we'll do it by de

michelle? >> the upcoming primary will be the subject of sunday morning's "up close" at 11:00 right here on channel 7. >>> other news now. rescue efforts are kinking today in southern japan. crews are now searching for 11 students believed to be trapped under a collapsed apartment. forecasted rain and heavy winds could hamper efforts there. roads and cause even further damage. the death toll has risen and another 1500 have been injured. many are still believed to be trapped under fallen homes and buildings throughout the country. >>> a firefighter has died. another was seriously injured after responding to a welfare check in maryland. firefighters and officers forced their way into a temple hills home after the person inside was unresponsive. then this is what happened. that person opened fire hitting two firefighters, and the person who made the call for the welfare check as well. one of those firefighters later died. the other is in critical condition this morning. one person is in custody co

and by team michelle, i mean co-workers. plenty of our co-workers are getting ready to lend a hand with projects in our area. a live look at bridesburg for the boys and girls club here will receive sprucing up today. also today, a philadelphia track and field tradition wraps up. this is a live look at franklin field where the penn relays will come to a close. thousands of people from all around the world in the city for the event, which is the oldest and largest track and field competition in the country. back on my old stomping grounds yesterday and wednesday. >> i saw you. >> it was great but it was cold. >> it was cold. you had your fleece on. i was a little jealous of the assignment. if it was sunny i would be really jealous. >> chilly yesterday. today cool with temperatures into the low 60s. not the 50s we had yesterday. so the runners a little happier today. they're wearing the tiny singleet out fits. 49 in philadelphia. 45 in coatesville. 47 in vineland and 47 in athletic city. the ten-day outlook. chilly on sunday fo

in fairness, because i had known michelle fields many, many times. you've been on the show with her. >> yeah. >> i wanted to make sure i was fair. i didn't comment about the story until i saw the video and i saw the video and i watched it 100 2r, 200 times. i didn't see anything. why do you think -- and i assume she saw it differently, why do you think she dug in so deep on this? >> i can't speak to her motivation. i've known her to be a good girl so i can't speak to what motivated her in this. she did tweet that photograph of her forearm that showed bruises and she decided to pursue it, but listening to corey tonight, i mean, he sounds relieved and he should be relieved. now that the criminal component of this is over, she says she might pursue a civil case for defamation against her -- against him, rather. i don't see how that could possibly go forward and i think it would be ill advised for her to move forward. >> original statement, peter jaups johnson jr., someone grabbed me tightly by the arm, yanked me down, i almost fell to the ground but i w

meteorologist michelle grossman has the first alert forecast. michelle. >> hi, rosemary. chilly right now. looking at temperatures mainly in the 40s. you need layers to head out this morning. by the afternoon we warm it up. 49 in philadelphia right now. 46 in allentown. 45 in coatesville. 48 in wilmington. we pop up to 63 degrees. ten degrees warmer than yesterday. mostly cloudy skies. and your ten-day forecast. we'll finally warm it up closer to normal. but not tomorrow. rainy day, 59. 63 with showers on monday. 68, tuesday. showers return wednesday, thursday and friday. full sunshine next monday and 79. >> thanks for that, michelle. >>> new from overnight a man stabbed in the neck at a philadelphia hotel is in critical condition. nbc10 was at the embassy suites on the ben franklin parkway where police tell us the attack happened on an upper floor of the hotel just after 1:00 this morning. officers arrested a man whom they say was staying at the hotel with the victim. >>> today more than 6,000 volunteers around the country are getting to work for comcast cares day. it's

michelle fields, by the way, she's not a baby. in her own words, exactly, i was jolted backwards. well, she wasn't -- i mean she is standing there. someone had grabbed me tightly by the arm. tightly, and yafrnked me down. she wasn't yanked down. she didn't even have any expression. >> it doesn't concern you that initially he said i never touched her? >> i don't think he knew her. >> the next day might be might be's chris matthews pressed trump on the pro-life stance and there is this eye popping exchange. >> do you believe in punishment for abortion, yes or no? >> the answer is that -- there has to be some form of punishment. >> for the sfwlwoman. >> what? >> i don't know. >> the campaign was cleaning that up when trump said this in an interview that air on cbs. >> i was asked as a hypotheticalal, hypothetically. hypothetical hypothetically. the laws are set. >> there are a lot of laws you want to change. you talk about them from libel and torture. >> at this moment, the laws are set. and i think we have to leave it that way. >> joining us to cover the comments is our panel. >> am

michelle roberts nbc bay area news. >> michelle, thank you. so again, no problems now with that b.a.r.t. train, no injuries we should say. it overshot the track but it is okay now. that's michelle roberts for us. >>> the weekend is here and we are starting out wet. the storm is it lingering. let's take you outside. this is oakland as we approach the bay bridge. we have clouds, but you see the blue skies breaking through. how about earlier this afternoon and this morning, man, we got hit pretty hard. this is the scene in mill valley. a lot of our local cities got a nice soaking but it comes with some damage. we have multiple reports this evening. let's start with our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. and jeff, hit pretty hard across the bay area. >> it was a pretty good soaking here. the core of the low pressure that brought the rainfall this morning and early afternoon is now moving off towards the east, so it's taking a lot of that heavier rainfall with it. back behind it there's still a few spotty showers we could see for tonight. so what ab

>>reporter: good morning, michelle. we just got an update from firefighters on the scene, they're sill working to get the fire under control. one resident of the building and two firefighters suffered minor burns. this fire started around 5:30 apartment building on thompson street in soho. firefighters say when they arrived, the whole top floor of the building was on fire and the fire had extended through the roof. witnesses say they saw ashes flying out of the top of the roof and their concern was to get to people. so some of the people that live across the street say they ran to the front door and thankfully a lot of the residents were just evacuating themselves. they were very calm. people who lived across the street helped them calmly get out of the building. but again, the concern for people watching this was the fire spreading. >> it caught on to the back apartment and spread to the front. my friend, the super from the building, he said it was on the sixth floor there also. so it spread to the building next door.