. >> yes, big news. here's the thing. steph curry has proved doubters wrong all his life. he wasn't highly recruited out of high school. he was told he would never make it in the nba and that he was too small. guess what? curry is about to receive the nba's highest individual honor. oh, yes, according to our warriors insider, monty pool steph curry will be named the nba's most valuable player as early as monday. the 27-year-old sharpshooter will become the first and only warrior to win the mvp award since the team moved to california in 1962. well deserved. game one of the western conference semifinals mike conley out with facial fractures. ouch. that looks like it hurts. first quarter, steph curry showing off. behind-the-back pass to draymond green. and money green is money from downtown. dubs up six. third quarter, warriors up 13. klay thompson in the corner for three. that's good. dubs up 17. next possession curry hits the stepback trey. slash brothers combine for 40. warriors take it 101-86. coming up later in sports our warriors insider will have more on the big news

bring your dreams to life. >> the big news today. amtrak service is restored today starting 5:53 this morning the first traipz will run between philadelphia and new york city. septa trenton line will resume service as well and trains not stopping at the north philadelphia station and outbound trains here will not stop at bridesburg and tacony. we expect delays those will spill out on chestnut hills east lane. we have a big accident in new jersey that had been causing jersey that had been cause causing problems. a truck fire caused problems in the overnight hours. all lanes reopened at this point and accident investigation is cleared as well. let's look outside i-95 girard. this point we're dry i-95 and seeing northbound traffic up there heading to allegheny with no problems this morning. nydia. >> karen thank you. fbi is investigating a frightening possibility that someone hacked into more than a dozen flights across the country. a computer security expert claims he took control of several air planes by hacking into in-flight enterta

matt: the big news is if you are holding shares, you are going to get some money back. they're boosting their dividend and i spoke with the president this morning and he said they make eight billion dollars here and they're using it not only to return cash to shareholders but reinvest in their fleet. the other big news today is a story that has been ongoing this year. at one point, u.s. carriers got together and did an investigation. a lot of reporting and found the middle east carriers, the gulf carriers are getting 42 billion dollars in what the u.s. carriers call subsidies from their government owners. of course they are all owned by their local governments. in response, the gulf carriers say we found some wikileaks documents that show you get 155 alien dollars in subsidies since 1914. i asked about that and here was his response. guest: that's totally false. those are investments the u.s. government made in building and the structure and we are taxed on that. we are the most heavily taxed industry in the country. we pay 20% of our revenues to fund the government, th

>> jimmy: tariq is a better rapper. [ laughter ] big news, big news for us this week here at nbc. it was just confirmed that nbc is working on a tv movie based on dolly parton's song, "coat of many colors." yeah, dolly parton's coming to nbc. i guess they looked at the lineup and said, "eh, what's another giant bust?" [ laughter ] >> steve: oh! boob tube! >> jimmy: oh, boy. some more entertainment news. i heard that spike lee is making a musical comedy that features kanye west and samuel l. jackson. if you want to know what kanye west singing and dancing with samuel l. jackson looks like, take a bunch of nyquil after eating some indian food. [ laughter ] oh, this made me laugh. i saw that in willie nelson, in his new memoir called, "it's a a long story," he talks about the time he got stoned on the white house roof while jimmy carter was president. he actually listed a number of places where he got stoned. it was pretty interesting. here's the list. madison square garden. that makes sense. the grand canyon. that's cool. the dodgers dugout. wow. a walgreens in cleveland, ohio. weir

so big news coming out of the nfl today. the reason why we're here though wizards versus hawks game four. the big news no john wall tonight. he will miss the game. that according to head coach randy wittman. to the bad news wall won't play but the good, the swelling has gone down. the guard hasn't dribbled a basketball since being diagnosed with the fractures. with or without wall the wizards have to start closing out games better. the hawks came back on saturday night to tie the game up. despite getting the win, though the wizards, they can't let that happen again. >> that's probably the fastest 20-point comeback i have ever been a part of. you know? that's something to stray away from. we played great for 42 minutes and the last what 6 they kind of beat us up a little bit. we have to do a better job closing the game up. >> getting leads like that we have to continue to step on the throttle. continue to go up run our plays. you know? and continue to strive for excellence. >> tip-off here at the verz center in a few moments

man, there is big news in the world of wrongfully acquitted unhinged menacing. >> a lot of people still interested in the antics of florida's bad boy, george zimmerman. >> larry: "the antics?" "of florida's bad boy?" the guy murdered an unarmed child. he's not the fonz. ( laughter ) ayyyy. i should be in prison. whoa, whoa. >> this is out of florida. george zimmerman has been shot. >> zimmerman was injured in the face. >> larry: okay, okay. ( cheers ). >> larry: hold on hold on. i know it sounds like george zimmerman got shot in the face, but before anyone gets too excited-- guys guy,s, guys. ( cheers and applause ) confetti cannon. hold your horses. guys! stop it, guys! he didn't get shot in the face. >> george zimmerman was allegedly weaving a gun in traffic and it was at that point that the other man fired. >> larry: he was waving a gun in traffic. or as george zimmerman calls it, mondays. am i reet? ( laughter ) ( applause ) and that's when the other guy shot at him. and then apparent-- ♪ ♪ ♪ >> larry: what, what's going on? guys. no, no no, no! guys stop it! stop it! stop it,

. >>> live at union station, big news for commuters. you are now able to buy a ticket to go to the northeast corridor. this is the first time since last week's deadly amtrak train crash. i spoke to a passenger and said are you a little apprehensive? she is a bit nervous but she is thankful things are getting back to normal. you can see passengers are here this morning and they have been here, coming to buy tickets to go to new york, philadelphia and boston. amtrak still says, though, they made repairs to the track with the utmost catrain was going more than double the speed limit when it derailed, but we don't yet know why it was going so fast. investigators say, though, the repairs that were made were with emphasis on infrastructure and integrity. >> we are doing everything the d.o.t. and the fra has directed us to. we didn't quibble about it. we got some of it done over the weekend. we did it right away. when we say we are committed to safety, we are committed to safety. >> if you saw the wreckage footage you could see a crack in the

big news there today. jerry, former dallas vice president here to tell us if today's jobs report will get us excited. rob is on the floor of the new york stock exchange with what traders are buzzing about. todd, in the pits of the cme. how he'll set things up next week. and scottie george at the imex. big news out of washington. the nuclear arms race is heating up in the middle east. the wall street journal reporting that saudi arabia is gearing up to match iran's nuclear strength. as the us attempts to negotiate a deal to curb iran's nuclear program. its rivals are trying to keep up with iran. does this move throw a wrench in us efforts to broker a deal to create a nuclear-free region? peter barnes joining us in washington with more details. >> there are growing calls within saudi arabia to match iran's nuclear program which could lead to a nuclear bomb some day. a call that could mean a new arms race in the middle east. the journal quoted one former saudi military officer as saying, quote, our leaders wi

i'm peggy fox the story is coming up. >>> and some big news for the prince george's county the major grocery chain that will be getting ready to break down. >>> plus some storms in the forecast as topper is tracking how it could impact your weekend plans after the break. >>> under investigation tonight. >> and peggy fox reports that the death was just a tragic accident. but that there will be questions that a convicted killer lives in that home. >> feeling really, really bad. >> the questions about the death of the vienna toddler are upsetting the grieving family today. after what their mother calls a tragic accident, the next door neighbor as they saw the ambulance. that covering the story because of who lived here, the 23-year- old is a convicted killer. and in the shooting death of the high school administrator and that wounding of their principal. that they now live with aaron who was his counselor and now their guardian. and that they had an accidental fall and that kenneth bartley had nothing to do with it. they issued a warrant for the arrest. on april 16 a month before the ch

this is big news. look how big zerelto is is. "mad money" is back after the break. >>> it is time it is time for the lightning round. buy, buy, buy, sell sell sell and then lightning round is over. are you ready? time for the lightening round. start with ryan in pennsylvania. ryan? >> caller: hey, jim, this is ryan calling. i own jen worth financial and want to get your thoughts on this stock. >> i still do not like that particular part of the business that's long-term care. i know the company is doing many things right to make it okay but i don't like it. jim in arizona, game. >> caller: mr. cramer, cra a w. >> better players in the game david? >> caller: big badger hey. >> what is going on. >> caller: shouldn't oshkosh vehicle maker be worth a look? >> yes, especially because municipalityies are getting wealthy. it's a good call. dennis in wisconsin, dennis? >> caller: run like the badgers. >> already had a bad run. might becoming in late. let's go to magngella. >> caller: hi, jim. regarding canada solar, despite it's disappoin

pollen count big news today, trees and grasses in the high range. mold spores in the low range. winds are light. hopefully that will allow a lot of the pollen to settle to the ground. high-pressure responsible for the beautiful weather moving off to the east. to the west, eight cold front slowly approaches beard between those features lies our weekend weather. that will feature an increase in temperature, increase in humidity levels, and an increase in shower and thunderstorm jets is on saturday and sunday. today, gorgeous. 72 this afternoon with a lot of check your tomorrow, sunshine and 78 with afternoon clouds. winds turn more to the south. we will check the weekend in a couple minutes. jummy: ok. more charges out of baltimore to tell you about. two of the city's correctional officers enough is charges of looting. they are apparently seen on security footage taking merchandise from a 7-eleven on april 25. that store was one in that's one of many damaged during protests after freddie gray' is death. they are now on unpaid leave. a new report says two secret service agency drov

you don't see the big banner that says "the new york herald," but a small back page notify notification that's the herald. oddly enough, this is the one they have not managed to change the date. it says the 14th on the back page. it is the 15th they are doing all of this information, but they just had not gotten that tidbit changed but the big news that is revealed to us in the 2:00 p.m. edition is that the vice president has been sworn in as the president so the country has a new president, the country, as a whole, has a new president, and it is lincoln's successor who moves up. there has been a peaceful transfer of power. that's what we depend on in this country. there was not a wrestling for power with the south, nothing. it was the simple transfer of power peacefully to the next in line. there's still one more edition that the paper publishes after this, in this particular -- on this day, right? it's a 3: 30 edition and it announces information about funeral preparations as you imagine, although that's still happening swiftly, but the most striking thing it reports is that booth has

that's not the big news. the big news some chances of rain not only into tomorrow, but this time new forecast models are pointing toward an interesting end of the work week. i'll explain in a moment. live doppler 7hd. we are looking at sunshine, despite the delays at sfo concord and livermore this morning. otherwise it's partly cloudy skies as you head out for sunday. take a look at this weather system. it's going to weaken. it's an area of low pressure and a cold front that will head up to northern california, but it keeps us in a cool sector, cloudier skies a stronger on shore push and widespread drizzle into tomorrow. this is interesting. this is a hurricane, andre a category 2, 105 miles an hour and it's point to go weakening in the pacific. but looks like it's going to be picked up by an incoming system and could spread motion into california as far north as central california by thursday and friday and maybe into next weekend, perhaps bringing some rainfall to much of the state. it's way too early to pi

new york's mayor never seems to be in new york maybe because bill de blasio doesn't uponing the big apple is big enough and set his sights somewhere else. not on mayor's residence in new york. try this residence in washington. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. and this could explain why bill de blasio hasn't been effusive in praise for hillary clinton. actually no praise for hillary clinton. is this cross-country tour meant to be talking up progressive talking points and sure sign as any he is ready to challenge hillary clinton. move over bernie sanders. you, too, governor martin o'malley. don't think about it liz warren. there is a new guy crashing the liberal party and taller than all of you. you can put the others on top of each other. you get my point. message to hillary clinton start worrying not about losing the nomination but driving so hard left that you don't get much beyond the nomination. to charlie gasparino and bo dietl. charlie you say that the mayor needs to focus on present job and he's not. >> listen we had two mayors in a row incredible workaholics and very good mayor

david, big news today amtrak is running again between philadelphia and new york city. the first train left at 5:53 a few minutes ago and trenton line will also run today. here's the difference. it's not stopping at the north philadelphia station and outbound trains are not stopping at the harer ford or bridesburg station or tacony. bridesburg or tacony trenton line not stopping. because of that we expect delays the first train left 35 minutes late and those delays will spill out on cherry hill east line we think because a lot of trains that run on trenton line stop at cherry hill east. here we're looking the attack owny palmyra bridge. stick to turnpike connector bridge. looking live ben franklin. westbound traffic headed to center city. we have ongoing construction blocking right lane. no delays yet. as you look in this picture a touch of fog in the area. so we expect reduced visibility through the region, matt. >> thank you karen. amtrak northeast corridor is fully operational. this comes less than a week after the derailment disaster that killed 8 people and injured

of big news is he hired a new coo who spent 33 years at ibm. that sort of focuses on the fact they are doing more big data at the hedge fund as a new .ay of adding to their research betty: explain that. >> we have previously reported their adding big data analysis as a research tool. doing language learning. they are doing that at the research side, and also compliance to make sure people, employee conversations with each legaldoes not cross any boundaries. betty: this is something they have to be very careful about. but did he tell you about his strategy? >> already, they added a few things. they have a multi-strategy firm they did not have before. they had a venture group private equity investments they have quietly been building. and they have hired 100 people in the last 12 months, mostly analysts. a lot of people out of school are between one years and five years out of school. betty: so they are really ramping up. why did he want to speak now? >> because it has been about a year piece -- since he became a family office. they are high on b

. >> up next this is not your typical newborn photo shoot, the big news and unique pictures from a former virginia delegate. you're watching wusa9 and your only local news at 7:00. >>> former virginia delegate joe morrissey said he plans to marry his 19-year-old assistant. just yesterday morrissey publicly acknowledged the child is his son. he pled guilty to the charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor regarding his relationship and served a 90 day work release sentence. >>> now to new developments in the takata air bag recall, it's so dangerous the government wants to manage the massive recall so cars are fixed faster. tuesday takata doubled its recall to nearly 34 millionaire bags making it the largest recall ever in u.s. history. those air bags can inflate with too much force. that sends metal shrapnel into drivers and passengers. the defect is tied now to at least six deaths. the national highway safety administration says the recall involves 11 manu it has created a patchwork of solutions that might not fix the problem fast enough. >> it's confusing for consumers that hav

fico scores are used in 90% of credit decisions. >>> big news from baltimore. a grand jury has indicted six police officers on charges connected to the death of freddie gray. marilyn mosby says new evidence some charges were dropped and others were added. freddie gray died last month after a spinal injury in police custody. cnn's miguel marquez has more. >> reporter: christine and john this is the corner in west baltimore that has seen the violence in recent days and weeks. this is edmonton and pulaski in west baltimore. the people out here with the 300 men march. this has been present in the last several years to try to bring down the level of violence in the city. the word the charges came down today is being treated as a victory on the corners here in west baltimore. the first time that marilyn mosby, the state's attorney brought charges, she brought 28 charges total. the grand jury has now returned 28 charges. different. the most serious is second-degree murder. that is still there. six manslaughter charges, six assault charges, nine misconduct charges and

he formed part of the big three network news anchors along with dan rather and peter jennings. she continues to report for nbc news as a correspondent. he has also become a special correspondent. his book describes his journey battling cancer in 2013. i am pleased to have him back at this table. my mother would be pleased and would continue to thank you from heaven. just a look at the lucky life tom brokaw has led a fortunate life with a brilliant journalism career culminating as anchor of nbc news and best-selling author. you were living a glorious life. tom: given where i started in life, working-class family we've moved around a lot. we ended up in -- ebix broke -- a big stroke of good luck. it took us a while to get connected but it was a match made in heaven. it has been going on for 15 straight years now. then i was able to work my way up through the various wrongs of broadcast journalism. they were looking for young reporters because network news blew up overnight. they had to get correspondence. i was in atlanta and in the middle of the civil rights. suddenly nbc wants

. >>> a year ago this month there was big news out of bangkok when the thai government overthrew the government of yingluck shinawatra. it was the 12th coup d'etat. no country had more military coups over that period. the thai media are old hands at dealing with this thing, figuring out where the red lines, the journalististic bound res are. the aftermath of this coup is challenging. the government of the general turned prime minister lifted martial law, but it has not eased the pressure on journalists. replacing martial law is article 44, security law that journalists and human rights activists say is worse in some ways. the military hoounty gave itself the power to pull news off the air, shut down media outlets and they will them what to public or not. beyond article 44 is a challenge to report on the prime minister. he may have taken off the air. we report on the thai media, the general and the new rules. >> reporter: friday night in thailand if you are not out on the beach, in a club, at evening prayers in a temple or at work you can watch tv. the prime minister has something he

you have big news about this find. how difficult was it to raise the money, and where do you plan to do it? >> we were fortunate. our fans was -- our plan was phase one, founder funded, which we did. when that happens, we said ok, now time to raise a find so we can build a new find and hire people. it was a combination of between the two of us having 15 plus year track record each with six ipo's, 26 m&a's, and a dozen portfolio companies people could look at. we were were fortunate to hit the top end of our target range. it was very straightforward. emily: you guys came on the show to talk about it when you started the firm, and it is a shame that you guys are the rarity here. that is one thing that was brought to the floor in a letter that you wrote this week talking about this issue of women in technology, but you had a do different take on it. i want to read a quote from your letter, where you said all tech entrepreneurs and counter by you, whether gender, age business model, each of us -- as we start up, our univer

. >>> big news today from the u.k. a little princess has been born. britain celebrated with pink lights after the duchess gave birth to a baby girl. she was born this morning weighing 8 pounds 3 ounces. she was born after two and a half hours. she's fourth in line to the throne. britain has not welcomed a princess for decades. >> it's a girl. and it's fantastic. every woman and every little girl loves a princess. >> tonight, the royal family is resting at home. everyone is anxiously awaiting to learn the name of the royal addition. this could be revealed as soon as tomorrow. >> pope francis is moving ahead with the cannonization despite controversy. serra found admissions up and down california. the pope's decision had been met with criticism. some leaders say he treated native american poorly. the pope responded by saying he defended the people. this will be the first time right here on u.s. soil in september. >>> as we begin to wrap up this saturday, it certainly was a beautiful day out there today. i went for a lovely hike and it was just a perfect

. >> big news this morning amtrak trains running again between philadelphia and new york city. service there is resumed. so is service with septa trenton line. trains are not stopping at philadelphia station. outbound trains headed to trenton not stopping at bridesburg and tacony. expect changes with the trenton line and also expecting up to an hour delay. septa says we want to warn you there could be up to hour delay as they continue to work on this and expect those delays to pill spill out chestnut hill east line. expect delays as service resumes again this morning. other big issue with traffic open the roads. looking live at the schuylkill expressway an you can see this accident scene. so this car facing sideways right here on the schuylkill eastbound at girard. now you can see a tow truck on the scene. they hooked it up. no longer facing sideways but blocking the two left lanes. only one right lane getting by on the schuylkill eastbound. so this is creating a big jam-up here jammed from past belmont to girard where we have accident scene. stick to mlk drive or kelly drive i

jeff: this is big news. on any given weekday you find plenty of food trucks and hungry buyers. but the area used to be one of contention until fair fax county changed the rule to allow food trucks to set up shop right here. now the commonwealth of virginia is taking a big step in the same direction. >> over the past several years it seems they popped up everywhere. but food trucks are much more than a place to get lunch. >> street is in the fabric of the economy. >> the executive director of the d.m.v. food truck association. and today joins virginia governor and others for the signing of house bill 2074727. >> make no mistake. today is of events in history of street vending. the bill champion by the delicate from fairfax county will allow food trucks to operate on state maintained roads. up until now food trucks and localndors could only legally operate on private important and proceedway to lead to fines and dispute among those who broke the rule. >> now the trucks can go anywhere they want in commonwealth of virginia. [applause] thank you. >> many food trucks turned their su

a big news morning for them. let's look at one of uber's rivals. this is the other major news of the morning. getting a big investment, lyft, it's carl icahn, the ride-sharing service, raising $150 million in funding led by a $100 million investment by enterprises. i believe they're well suited to take advantage of this opportunity and to make lyft an extremely successful company. >> this is so fascinating, kara. what is the reputation and the perception of lyft in the venture capital community? why do you think carl icahn makes them so attractive and is making such generous statements about them? >> i think they're way behind ub anywhere terms of fundraising. so but they've got -- uber. but they've got backers. i think people are waiting to see if it can break out in a way that's highly competitive to uber. uber is rated at $41 billion. the number see normous. $50 billion and this is a much smaller number. so i guess icahn is taking the idea that ride share something a big deal and maybe one of these companies getting bought, it would get bought b

as we reported earlier in the newscast big news from verizon, the company is buying aol. cnbc's morgan brennan joins us live with more on this deal. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. so verizon's buying aol for $4.4 billion, that comes out to $50 a share. this is a deal that is all about mobile and video. so verizon claims 1.5 billion connected devices in the u.s. touches 70% of internet traffic. and buy acquiring aol the telecom giant will get access to better tech for selling ads and delivering high-quality web video via mobile. it's going to get content since aol owns sites like techcrunch and gadget and "huffington post" which could, according to some reports be spun auch thisoff. this deal is more about technology but highlights rapid convergence of content and distribution now producing the actual media that you're going online for. not just actual content creation but new consumption models, particularly over the top video streaming, that's what this deal targets and so many companies from at&t to dish to time warner's hbo are developing to cater to the cord

and this is a big news. and i think it works really well. i have never tried it myself. but it makes sense. the fact that you're not getting a lot of calories and sugar. and guess what, a lot of professional athletes are also using this because it's easy to replace what you need. >> go ahead. >> i was going to say, what do you think about drinking it. so you already know you had one too many. how about drinking it before you go to sleep. >> that's probably what marc did when he did the he did the 60-mile biking in texas. you know? >> we used a lot down there. that's right. and gatorade. the right before, two-fisted drinking. alcohol in one hand, water in another. water's the only thing you can really use for a hangover remedy. eye of the dog is ridiculous. you have more alcohol? coffee which we love on the show is a diuretic and makes the problem worse. the main symptoms of a hangover are being dehydrated. alcohol dries you out. you got to replace it with water or electrolytes. we talked before about not just drinking plain water. you get magnesium depleted. you need stu

. >> big news means you've got to call mom. >> and that's what robert green did. >> story of a talented dancer's emotional journey. >>> plus the

as far as we know now, the last big news was a cadaver dog alerted on a debris pile here. you're live at foggy bottom. derrick ward news4. >>> at noon marchers in baltimore will begin marching towards city hall. last night police arrested 15 protesters for violating the curfew. police say they are no longer on tactical alert but the curfew will stay in effect through the weekend. yesterday the state's attorney announced it was a homicide. all six police officers involved in this death are facing criminal charges. take a look at their shots. officer caesar goodesongoodson, he was driving the police van that carried gray when he suffered a spinal injury. three others are charged with involuntary manslaughter. the two on the top are charged with assault. all six officers bonded out of jail last night. >>> police chased and detained freddie gray nearly three weeks ago in baltimore and once detained officers did find a knife clipped inside his pants. it is a knife that was legal to carry. based on that evidence the states attorney says they should not have placed gray under arr

big news in france as the controversial intelligence bill that is being voted on in parliament. >> it is a controversial bill that will be voted on tomorrow. the loss that to strengthen intelligence services, particularly in the area counterterrorism. it has raised hackles across the political spectrum. one newspaper says the law is moving towards a yes vote. critics complain the powers are too far-reaching. there is discomfort on plans of whether to allow administrative control of surveillance procedures. "le figaro" is broadly in favor of the bill. it notes that massacres in recent times such as the brothers involved in the charlie hebdo killings were all under surveillance but were still able to get away with their crimes. the new law granting up surveillance will go some of the way to remedying that. it does concede that some criticisms are valid. the proposed law goes the on. -- beyond. there are allowances to combat juvenile delinquency. if a measure gets rejected it would be a disaster sign of weakness either democracy to terrorists. genie: also, the french papers are talking a

i don't in a general election and i think in light of the big news today, which is that the sdi king has decided not to come to washington this goes back to that decision to invade iraq in 2003 that began the destablization of the middle east the emboldening of iran into this huge monster that's going through the middle east and we've got to deal with it and we now have a second president in a row who doesn't have a handle in the middle east. >> made it worse when he withdraw the troops prematurely by not getting a portions of agreement after we paid all that after we i agree was a terrible decision to go to war. what i never believed they had the stuff. i always thought it was there, but did he go to war and cause, and shed the blood we did in the treasure and now that obama to pull the plug too early so he could do that. now the consequences of this in both policy two parties, two huge mistakes and now that the king isn't coming we could have war out of this. >> i want to con textually hand this. that's a story that fox news has just confirmed. the question was would you have done

. >> reporter: kerry sanders, nbc news, van, texas. >>> there is big news tonight in the world of business, two big names coming together, verizon says it's buying aol for $4.4 billion. the nation's largest wireless carrier is looking to maybe inroads in mobile video and advertising by snapping up one of the digital's oldest brands in aol which also owns popular websites like the huffington post and tech crunch. >>> still ahead as we continue tonight. how safe are some of the most popular suvs in america in the new crash test results are in. which ones came out on top and which didn't fare as well in a sudden impact? >>> later, following the big campaign to put a woman on the $20 bill. who is america's choice? tonight we have a winner. >>> if you or someone in your family is considering buying a new suv, there is new crash test data out tonight that may influence what you buy. the insurance institute has tested seven-mid-sized suvs including the most popular suvs on the road. only one gets the highest rating. we get the latest from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: they are some of the most

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mosby made such big news where she turned herself into a national figure and where she turned around the mood of an entire town, but let's be real. if you don't live in the city of baltimore before today, you likely never heard the name marilyn mosby, but if that didn't change this morning, it's going to change now. we've got a lot more about what she had to say today. jan? >> marilyn mosby was detailed this morning in her explanation of charges for filing those against the six officers. she said the officers had not established probable cause to arrest freddie lling it an illegal arrest. mosby said his manner of death was homicide because of a fatal injury that took place inside that police wagon while he was unrestrained. she talked about the five chances officers had to buckle him up saying that he asked for help, but no one called for it until he was not breathing. the fraternal order of police today said they were shocked by the charges and said it was an egregious rush to judgment. they also asked for a special independent prosecutor earlier this morning because of the ties tha

click or call. >>> in other big news today, dr. >>> in other big news today, dr. ben carson announced he is running for president from his hometown of detroit. >> they say, who are you? i'm ben carson and i'm running for president of the united states. >> dr. carson travelled to be with his ill mother. plus mike huckabee expected to eye nouns tomorrow he will be on the kelly file tomorrow night. so much news today that the fact ben carson is running and mike huckabee is announcing that he is reduced to readers at the end of the show and the the end of the day that's a major segment and the news continues right few. we say good night. sean hannity is live, thanks for watching. cano republican congress is asking clinton to make two visits to capital but her lawyer says she will be answering all of the questions in one setting p. and oregon is cracking down on statewide gun sales. and expanding back fwround checks passing through the state's legislature. measure awaits approval of the governor who does support the bill. it is a third time oregon has tried to increase

and it's big news. that's right. the verdict has come down on deflate-gate and here is what it is. tom brady suspended without pay for the first four games of the season. the cowboys actually play the patriots the fourth game. patriots fineed. the employees that were involved have been suspended as well. tom brady suspended for the first four games of the season for deflate-gate. cheaters never prosper, that's what my mom always told me. >>> the eagles continue their voluntary off season workouts and for one of them what a difference a year makes. lane johnson is preparing for his third season in the n. last year at this time he was weighed do you know in the thought avenue four game suspension he had looming for using performance enhancing drugs. he allowed only one sac all year but this he says will be the year he needs to make his greatest leap. the team failed to draft an offensive lineman for the second season in a row. lost a big presence when todd herremans was released earlier this season. >> ho

big news for the football team. one of the top quarterbacks committed to be a trep. he has been offered scholarships by everybody including alabama, notre dame michigan. he has decided to play at maryland in 2016. tomorrow in baltimore the 140th running of the preakness. american pharaoh trying to keep the triple crown dream alive. the gates open at 8:00 a.m. there you have it. maureen: beautiful. tim: should be fun. maureen: again, tell us what is happening this weekend. doug: warm and humid. take a look at the next seven days. the temperatures are mid-80's. 40% chance of showers and thunderstorms tomorrow an and sunday afternoon. 60% on monday. tuesday, it will end with a cold front and turn pleasant wednesday, thursday, friday. temperatures in the 70's. steve rudin is watching the warmer temperatures and will give you an item of the timingend showers tonight at 171:00. maureen. "world news tonight" with david muir is up next. we'll be back at 171:00. have a great weekend. there are a lot of channels on your tv but only so many you want to watch what if you could p

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