sir nick, enjoyed it, pal. nick: see you in texas. jim: jim nantz, nick faldo and all the crew saying so long from this is the "cbs evening news." captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: good evening i'm jeff glor. the toll is rising after a devastating earthquake centered on the coast of ecuador, the president says 230 are zed, many more are hurt, crews are searching for survivors. it hit last nightly, magnitude 7.8, the strongest to hit ecuador since 1979, more than 179 aftershocks hit afterwards, we begin with manuel bojorquez. epicenter of pacific owner town of pedernales. the quake also claimed lives 85 piles south in the coastal city of manta. his desperate workers tried digging with his bare hands to find survivors. >>> we are alive and a girl is dead he said. last night on lookers cheered as there teenager was pulled from the crushed hotel in this city. this appears to be the moment the quake hit. qus quito shock waves knocked off power. quito resident said he and his family escaped after the quake destroyed his house. in a minut

exactly what he wanted, nick, just short of the green. nick: that's what he's so good at. his misses all day intentionally in the right place. ian: that will be a nice little easy pitch from about 30 yards short. 7:00 on the east coast. third round of the masters tournament. it has been an exciting day's golf and we're right here at the 17th. jordan spieth with a four-shot lead. rory mcilroy has had a tough day, has yet to have a birdie. [captioning funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its visit ncicap.org] ian: both players number two and number three in the world. and that's a pretty good shot from where he was. nice little uphill putt for the birdie three. can he make one here? bill: with hideki matsuyama and robert turner will translate for it. congratulations. 72 today. what were the keys for you in this third round? [speaking in japanese] >> it was tough playing out there today with the conditions. the greens hard and the wind. the biggest key was just keeping mentally focused and i was ab

nick is doing. he is revolutionizing the real-estate investing industry. he's transforming students' lives, and i've seen it in action. >> announcer: with only a k-through-12 education, nick has flipped hundreds of properties all across the nation, making him a multimillionaire. in the next 30 minutes, you will hear about what it really takes to make money in today's real-estate market. so, get ready, because you are about to get a dose of reality, not reality tv. >> hello, everyone. i'm sabrina reese. i'm here today in the home of nick and gina vertucci. nick is a retired police officer, served his community, and now has become an expert in real-estate investing. over the last 10 years, nick has made millions in flipping houses and holding rental properties all across the country. nick and his lovely wife, gina, have invited me into their gorgeous home so they can tell us how to make millions using his proven system that allows almost anyone to become a real-estate investor without any prior experi

how do you think this will affect him, nick? nick: i was just thinking that, jim. i was trying to assess that. you go from one of the most incredible performances the last two years and then it suddenly goes to absolute disaster. i would assume. this is actually quite brutal how everything was going all to quite a disastrous event. jim: we were monitoring just where his game was. his swing obviously was not there friday or saturday. his swing coach came back, worked with him this morning before the round. there were lewis shots. even when things were going -- lose shots. that brilliant four-birdie run. you saw some signs before even the tee shot at 12. 10 and 11 and again he was nick: yeah, because he has this amazing ability when he hits a poor shot to end up in kind of the right place. i was talking to frank nobilo this morning and suddenly you realize you play the whole golf course with no water and then you play 11 with water, 12 with water and obviously 15 and 16 different hazard. there's no way of getting out of jail if you hit it in the water. jim: smylie ka

nick is comfortable with country and hip-hop. he counts jay-z as one of his mentors. >> he pulled me aside. i want to be whatever you need me to be. >> and finally, did chris evans get caught sneaking a peek at his co-star? at the london premiere causing chris to seemingly stop and stare. but can you blame him? even super heros can get sidetracked by a sexy lady. >> good thing he doesn't have x-ray vision. >> maybe it is. >> tomorrow, i'm going to take you to the "baywatch" set to hang with the rock and zac efron. >>> and still ahead, new details surrounding the death of bobbi kristina. why her former boyfriend is speaking out. >> did she have a drug problem? >> plus, beyonce's opening night concert secret. >> fter the lemonade cheating bombshell, we break down beyonce and jay-z's body language. we'll be right back. that's a good lookin' pile of dirt. yeah. it's nature's care. what's in it? lots of rich, moist organic things. can i touch it? yeah, get in there. that feels really good. nature's care organic garden soil. that's som

bogey-free, nick, on the final day. nick: yeah, that's very impressive as well. the weather condis three days but it's how he built the momentum. he made a two down the sixth hole, which is one of the toughest par 3's. that shot to the upper shelf is one of the toughest shots you're going to face on any golf course. jim: there have been only four bigger comebacks, believe it or not in masters history on sunday. jackie bourque, back in 1956. gary player in 197 and nick in 1996. one more, art wall, 195 . fifth biggest comeback. let's hear from jordan spieth. bill: thank you, jordan. we can only imagine how disappointed you are right now. strong opening nine then you made the turn and the wheels seemed to come off. tough. it's really tough. bill: talk a little bit about the 12th and sort of what you were going through mentally when you were trying to play that hole. jordan: that ball flight is one that's come up quite a bit for me on par 3's this week. i'm not getting around my body enough. put a bad swing on it right at the wrong time. probably should have gone to

nick gregory is joining me now. nick: sunday afternoon at 2:00. put more fun in your day with ice-cream-flavored coffees at dunkin' donuts. go for delicious flavors like butter pecan, cookie dough, or new pistachio. enjoy one today. >> today on "tmz" -- trying to restrain vince neil. >> [bleep], [bleep]. harvey: after the crazy incident in las vegas where he allegedly attacked a woman. >> i hate to go out on a limb. was there drinking going on? harvey: no, no. it was 5:00 in the afternoon. [laughter] >> so the craziest police chase happened on thursday. do you know how catch the burglar? "tmz" tour bus. the "tmz" vehicle. >> the chase was zany. >> they did doughnuts. throwing sandwiches. >> i heard a rumor of a hamburger. >> that many -- ham burglars! >> heidi klum and vito. got some video of them out on the water. vito is face deep in her cheeks. harvey: i will ask you just this. heidi klum, say, didn't prepare

nick is comfortable with country and hip-hop. he counts jay-z as one of his mentors. >> he pulled me aside. i want to be whatever you need me to be. >> and finally, did chris eeans get caught sneaking a peek at his co-star? chris to seemingly stop and stare. but can you blame him? even super heros can get sidetracked by a sexy lady. >> good thing he doesn't have x-ray vision. >> maybe it is. >> tomorrow, i'm going to take you to thh "baywatch" set to hang with the rock and zac efron. >>> and still ahead, new details surrounding the death of bobbi kristina. why her former boyfriend is speaking out. >> did she have a drug problem? >> plus, beyonce's opening night concert secret. >> after the lemonade cheating and jay-z's body language. we'll be right back. introducing new k-y for massage and intimacy. every touch, gently intensified. a little touch is all it takes. >>> starting this friday, joe zee breaks down the fashion dos, don'ts, and do-overs of the week. >> how would you fix this ssdre? >> the outrageous style, the latest sta

nick bryant. nick: america has no more prestigious stage than carnegie hall, and last night, fans of david bowie transformed it into something nearing a shrine. >> i am really bummed about his death, but i'm so incredibly happy i got a ticket, and of going to see the show, and it's going to be amazing. >> it's going to be a special night. i know i'm going to cry. >> i think he's watching from wherever he is. i cannot wait to see what they are going to do. nick: the hall where the singer made his debut, stars like cyndi lauper performed a musical memorial. the irony of this tribute concert was that it was planned

nick: it's not moving. well, let's go on and -- hit that little -- we don't have the backup clicker. it's not working. for my next act -- i'm going to have to do it manually. do you know how to move that button? all right. well, it was 79 for the high. the current temperatures are in the 70s across the area. looking pretty good at that point. let's see if i can get it to go manually. that will be the story. yes. 76 right now. we have a little rain in the city. showers moving through. humidity at 47 percent. and the pressure is 29.80 and it is holding steady across the area. we'll be watching for some of upper 70s to 80 in highs today. very, very nice. 60s long island. montauk at 57. we're up three to six degrees from 24 hours ago. southwest wind helping to do that. it's about 10 to 15 miles an hour. there's that little shower that's been producing pretty good gusts of wind and some lightning south of brewster. you can see that on our satellite photo. that is advancing the showers off from the west. we'll se

. >> nick: sort of. listen, the good news for you is you're gonna have faith back there, and she can entertain him, so... >> dylan: that is true. sully does have the best big sister in the whole world. >> nick: ah, siblings are the best, huh? in fact, there's the second-best big sister in the world. what's wrong? >> victoria: someone's trying to steal my baby. >> sharon: sage, what are you doing here? >> sage: i know. >> sharon: you know...what? what's wrong? >> sage: why don'u

nick: yeah. jim: didn't hit a good job but for it to be wedged up right against the edge of the bunker on the outside part of the virtually no shot to -- to play with his fourth. led to a double bogey seven. when i look at this leaked and i think most years, it ends up being chaotic on sunday. you get these players from four or five back in many cases. you know, brandt snedeker did it before. there have been a number of players through the years that have stormed from behind and made the big comeback. programs as many times as any tournament i can recall. nick: the most obvious one is zach johnson. again, horses for courses and keep it under the wind. one under today. jim: matt kuchar at three. kevin na had a big day. 66. sensational round. and that included even a five at the 18th. whee kim, 68. colt knost under par, even for the tournament. david toms, stan limit spencer levine. ben crane is at even. jason day giving away a lot too. here is the par attempt for chappell. jason day in a press con

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. >> nick: sort of. listen, the good news for you is you're gonna have faith back there, and she can entertain him, so... >> dylan: that is true. sully does have the best big sister in the whole world. >> nick: ah, siblings are the best, huh? in fact, there's the second-best big sister in the world. what's wrong? >> victoria: someone's trying to steal my baby. >> sharon: sage, what are you doing here? >> sage: i know. >> sharon: you know...what? what's wrong?

nick: enjoy. alison: all right. peer pressure and body image can overwhelm young girls, especially in the internet age. up next, we'll be joined by two new jersey sisters who direct and star in a new film that captures that dark side of the web. no matter how dark the internet, we still need it. it makes life without it tough for people who don't have the same access as everybody else. we'll look at how much that can hurt some people tomorrow at 6:00. we'll be right back. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good, only fios can. at stop & shop, shoppers are discovering low prices by the thousands, plus a thousand more that just dropped.

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meanwhile, remember the last time we saw nick gordon, bobbi kristina's boyfriind. during his interview with dr. phil, he was a rambling intoxicated mess. starting tomorrow, the two aree back together for round two. >> he is very calm, cool, and collected, or at least much more in control in this interview than he was in the last. but does it still feel like here's a man who still has demons and troubles? >> it's very difficult for him to deal with these allegations. details, his detailed account of what he says happened that night. >> when 21-year-old bobbi kristina brown was found face down in a bathtub on january 31st, 2015, her boyfriend, nick gordon, became the prime focus of public scrutiny surrounding o cf1 o the incident and her death nearly six months later. >> did you murder bobbi kristina brown?&- >> there's a $10 million civil lawsuit pending against him. this is a dangerous interview for him to do wasn't it? >> it was. he says that $10 million lawsuit is a joke. photos surfaced of her smoking cocaine. did she have a drug problem? >> he says his struggle

nick bryant has more. nick: this is where he built his corporate brand. it could be traced back to new york. >> new york 355. nick: manhattan island was not only the side of the destruction of the 20 hours in 2001, but the collapse of lehman brothers in september of 2008. they have gone through 9/11 and the financial crisis. those massive double jays shape the consuls of american politics. trump has exploited fears of islamic terrorism and frustrations about the economy. ferry to staten island, you will find a blue-collar stronghold of donald trump. make america great again is a slogan that sounds good to pete. his repair business is yet to rebound from the great recession . like so many great -- like so many working americans, his income is stagnant. >> i have a business. you see it every day. people repair their cars, they now.i haven't got it right i'm trying to make ends meet." nick: do you think drug can turn it around? >> i think he can. nick: in uptown manhattan, worshipers dress in the flag of their country. nypd.iform of the no city has a richer

live in nationals park, nick giovanni, wusa 9. >> thank you, nick. >>> and howard is optimistic the game will get in. the coverage of home opener starts at 3:00 this afternoon. and remember, that game begins at 4:05. >>> other news now, dc police are looking for a gunman who kicked in a door, and shot a 6- year-old boy inside his home. this is on foot street in northeast. right near eastern avenue. ellen brian joins us with where this all happened. so ellen, what are police saying? any description on a suspect so far? >> reporter: no description on a suspect but he got away in a gray suv and still searching for him right now. they say he shot a 6-year-old boy, who was inside his apartment home, here in northeast. and at that time, police officers arrived on the e, complex, and they brought him to the hospital, and they say that his injuries though, are not life-threatening. he was shot twice in the arm. and doctors have treated him and they tell us they actually already released him. and that he has already returned home. we have been in this neighborhood the last hour and a half, i have

they don't compare to envogue, right, nick? nick: that's right. steve: very good. thank you, simone. blac chyna and rob kardashian next level. dari: tmz will show us the massive engagement ring rob used to pop the question. steve: and the push to prevent young athletes from getting hurt. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good, dari: we have breaking news steve: a retaining wall is starting to bulge. joe beerman is over the scene in skyfox hd. we're looking at the wall right now. what do we know? >> reporter: yep. this came up a couple of hours ago where somebody noticed a bulge in the retaining wall. this is along the northbound henry hudson parkway just north of 125th street exit. you can see the fire department there

nick, it's been gorgeous. nick: it has. we had a great day. a little windy. we were watching for the potential for brush fires which we had earlier. that will be diminishing tonight. high pressure builds down. you'll enjoy a couple of sunny days coming up. ernie: join us tomorrow. we all have stress in our lives. more people are turning to how it's going into mainstream right now. you're going to enjoy this tomorrow at 6:00. we'll be right back here on fox every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served our service in return. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. ernie: nick is here. nick: fantastic weather. we had temperatures in the lower 70s today. a little bit of a breeze. we were talking about the threat of brush fires. ernie: we had that problem nick: that threat still is around for another hour and a half. then i think it's going away. we managed low 70s. 69 in theark right now. humidity is 15

. >> nick: sort of. listen, the good news for you is you're gonna have faith back there, and she can entertain him, so... >> dylan: that is true. sully does have the best big sister in the whole world. >> nick: ah, siblings are the best, huh? in fact, there's the second-best big sister in the world. what's wrong? >> victoria: someone's trying to steal my baby. >> sharon: sage, what are you doing here? >> sage: i know. >> sharon: you know...what? what's wrong? >> sage: why don't you look at me holding this beautiful baby

nick: yeah. jim: didn't hit a good job but for it to be wedged up right against the edge of the bunker on the outside part of the bunker up against the lip, virtually no shot to -- to play with his fourth. led to a double bogey seven. when i look at this leaked and i think most years, it ends up being chaotic on sunday. you get these players from four or five back in many cases. you know, brandt snedeker did it before. there have been a number of players through the years that have stormed from behind and made the big comeback. programs as many times as any tournament i can recall. nick: the most obvious one is zach johnson. again, horses for courses and keep it under the wind. one under today. jim: matt kuchar at three. kevin na had a big day. 66. sensational round. and that included even a five at the 18th. marc leishman with a good score. whee kim, 68. colt knost under par, even for the tournament. david toms, stan limit spencer levine. ben crane is at even. jason day giving away a lot too. he

nick: yeah. jim: didn't hit a good job but for it to be wedged up right against the edge of the bunker on the outside part of the bunker up against the lip, virtually no shot to -- to play with his fourth. led to a double bogey seven. when i look at this leaked and i think most years, it ends up being chaotic on sunday. you get these players from four or five back in many cases. you know, brandt snedeker did it before. there have been a number of players through the years that have stormed from behind and made the big comeback. programs as many times as any tournament i can recall. nick: the most obvious one is zach johnson. again, horses for courses and keep it under the wind. one under today. jim: matt kuchar at three. kevin na had a big day. 66. sensational round. and that included even a five at the 18th. marc leishman with a good score. whee kim, 68. colt knost under par, even for the tournament. david toms, stan limit spencer levine. ben crane is at even. jason day giving away a lot too. he

democrats nick. the wisconsin primary is considered important because it's the only primary this tuesday and there won't be another one until new york in two weeks. >> tomorrow senator sanders and secretary clinton will be in philly for separate events normally our local primaries aren't real until play but this race is dragging out. pennsylvania and delaware voters go to the polls on april 26th. new jersey voters go to the polls, tuesday, june seventh. david superintendent, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks so much, david. >>> time to show that nova pride. villanova fans are commemorating the big win by buying up national championship gear tonight. >> "eyewitness news" reporter vittoria woodill at the campus store checking out what's selling. >> reporter: what's the hot new trend in philly? white and navy for villanova. >> can i help somebody. >> reporter: to show their love for team built on banners, fans are trying fast to score a shirt to wave their pride. >> i brought my 1084 old son today and w

nick? >> nick: you know, you keep saying you're done with dad and newman, yet here you are. what's going on, adam? >> adam: he asked me to come by. >> nick: yeah, he wants you to do something for him. i heard you talking. >> adam: then you heard what he asked me? >> nick: yeah, he wants you to

steve: my boo, from the 1990s. >> nick in. nick: the song i know. steve: you do? nick: oh, yeah. nick has an amazing grasp of 80s, 90s hip-hop, rap hop. >> driving back and forth to work all of time, song i know but dance i did not. jenn: first time. steve: running man was more awkward. nick: that would be interesting. >> that is it for us. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. t-minus 60 seconds! oh, it all comes down to this! oh, i've got butterflies. don't get soft on me, hofstadter. i will slap those glasses right off your face. what's going on? hey. we're about to buy tickets for comic-con. oh. t minus 45 seconds! they sell out incredibly fast, but as long as one of us gets in, we can buy passes... good lord, this is not the time for flirting! keep it in your pants! it's a whol

nick: mine go to saturday, sunday. alison: thank you, nick. a lack of internet access driving a deeper wedge between the haves and have nots. up next, why levelling the playing field is so important and what's being done to get there. tomorrow, we'll look back at williamsburg's tough past through the lens of a documentary that highlights the changing history. you don't want to miss that for now, we'll be right back. in new york state, all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and new infrastructure for a new generation attracting the talent d companies of tomorrow. like in rochester, with world-class botox. and in buffalo, where medicine meets the future. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today - at business.ny.gov fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up on time. you're right on time. as promised. to install fios and set up the wi-fi that janet, jamie, jenny, jemma, and jasmine need on their birthday. thank

but after nick does his magic work, the shark swims away to enjoy another day. again, both of these things could have been avoided if man hadn't been involved. >> a quad cop ter. a really nice shot as he is cruising along. see what happens next. >> and wine in a whole new light. >> this is not about drinking wine. what's the point is this. >> what started as an accident is now a man's art. >> oh, m >> oh, my goodness, this guy is amazing. >> olive garden is bringing tempting new layers to our famous lasagna starting at 1 all with our unlimited salad and breadsticks. and all starting at $11.99. you won't want to miss a single layer. so come in now. olive garden. we're all family here. >>> i've watched these videos over and over and over. now, i want you guys to make the call on what you are about to see. we have a dash cam inside of what looks like a large truck. you can see here there is a big truck on the side of the road. i don't know if it is broken-down or what. this driver right here decides to move over to make sure the driver or whatever is going on has e

nick guerra is here. [ cheers and applause ] "love: the nick's tape." funny, funny guy. guys, last week we asked everyone at home to send in videos of their kids doing their best donald trump impressions. [ light laughter ] and we have so many submissions -- [ laughter ] they were all great. so, now please take a look at some of our favorites. it's time for "kid impressions: trump edition." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ tonight show kid impressions ♪ >> we have to start by building a wall, a big, beautiful, powerful wall. >> we need to build a wall. a big, beautiful, glorious wall. >> build a wall. gonna make it huge. [ laughter ] gonna make mexico pay for it. and make america great again. [ laughter ] >> i'll build a wall. and make mexico pay for it. it's gonna be huuuge. [ laughter ] >> we will have so much winning, if i get elected, that you may get bored with winning. >> i'm doing so good and i'm going to win and once i win, we will win so much that everyone will be sick of winning. [ laughter ] >> the guy's a serious loser. >> if you don't want to build

. >>> nick is here now. nick, i've heard a lot of people complaining. i hate to say complaining, but about the weekend. they do that. that's one of the pitfalls of my business. alison: is it all going to be bad? nick: it is going to rain. not all weekend. tomorrow will be looking pretty decent. it's sunday that will be the problem. we'll have rain returning on sunday. at least a 50-50 week is better than a complete washout. we struggled with the temperature, in the upper 50s for the city. there are a few showers around. we expect a few this evening, but not a lot. 49 the low this morning. we should be around 66 for the average high this time of year. that's not happening anytime soon. maybe middle of next week. again, no real rain around the city so far today. we have it scattered in the area. 52 with the humidity matching at 52. it's kind of chilly with the northeast wind, a cloudy sky, pressure 30.08 and holding steady. we'll find cool readings, low islip 54. look at belmar, only at 50 today. 54 sussex. 58 poughkeepsie. now 40s have appeared again. up

nick: did you say grow hair? dari: hi, nick. nick: welcome back, dari. love me for who i am. dari: and we do. nick: thank you very much. though today's weather has been awful. it will get better as we head into tomorrow. just cold as we're talking a chilly north wind in the forecast. speaking of chill, look at these temperatures. for april 4th, 30s, 20s to the north, buffalo, crazy weather. boston, 30. 44 in the city. we had some snow this morning and north of the city snow and sleet a chunk of the day. 65 in philadelphia. and 74 in washington, d.c. a big spread in temperatures in the northeast. look at fox 5 sky guardian. we're through the worst of it as you see from the city westward. the precipitation is breaking up. we have rain in central and south jersey coming down hard. light rain over long island and still pockets of sleet and freezing rain and snow as you get north. some of these areas have been covered up with a coating of some freezing rain. you look at the radar in motion. you can see this is all advancing on off to the east. the wide view shows the back edge in

nick: something to enjoy. coming up next, you'll probably noticed cursing seems to be more common these days. the science behind using bad language suggests it's not always a bad thing. we'll look at what it says about people coming up next. >> and we hope you'll join us tomorrow for in-depth coverage of the new york primary. it's getting lots of attention. can anyone pull off a big enough win to begin to wrap things up? we'll talk about it tomorrow at 6:00. coming right back after the break on fox 5. they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of their homes. how does wall street get away with it? millions in campaign contributions and speaking fees. because it's riggedt by wall street. and that's the problem. as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this m

there's no nick grump in the crowd. >> you don't know that. you're hearing people scream in the immediate vicinity of this crowd. there could be a huge amount of people in the arena going, grr. >> you don't hear nick's solo. boo! >> the crowd loved it, she loved it. said yes. >> good, thank you. how long was he up there? >> only a minute and 45 seconds. and because they got to meet one of their favorite singers. she's giving him a hug at the end and eventually they do walk off the stage. >> the only good thing about this is it's the perfect time to go to the bathroom, take a break. >>> these guys are about to undergo a big hair change. >> did they need to take their shirts off for this? >> no, but i think they have a reason behind it. >> see what they look like when it is all said and done and they will still have to fight them with swords. they have already done a number already. >>> it's a two-way street. for decades, for years, for hundreds of years it's been acceptable for women to wear all kinds of beautiful colorful things with their hai

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nick, amazing. nick: what a great stretch of weather it's been. today topping it off with the 80-degree weather you were talking about. 81 at sussex. upper 70s for the hudson valley. and most of long island and connecticut getting into the middle 70s. a little cooler along the immediate coast. 70 from montauk. we're still looking at nice weather. current temperatures are holding in that high 70s to 80 degree range. 79 poughkeepsie. and just a little cooler at montauk. down to 56. one thing as the air is dry and there's nothing on fox 5 sky guardian, we have to be concerned about the potential for brush fire with this low humidity. tomorrow, same kind of deal. won't be as warm. weather as a front up to the north will drop down with a few clouds and it drops us tomorrow. it creates breezy conditions. take a look at our futurecast. it turns sunny as the rest of the day moves along with a gusty breeze and we'll be in the 70s tomorrow and nice weather will week. 57 in the city tonight. 40s and 50s north and west. morning. 60s at lunchtime. steve: very

nick? >> nick: you know, you keep saying you're done with dad and newman, yet here you are. what's going on, adam? >> adam: he asked me to come by. >> nick: yeah, he wants you to do something for him. i heard you talking. >> adam: then you heard what he asked me? >> nick: yeah, he wants you to run the company the way he would until he can get out of prison and make his big comeback. you've just been biding your time. well, now here's your chance. and to hell with what the rest of us want. >> adam: you got it all wrong. >> well, you're damn lucky. that knife barely missed your heart. >> victor: i don't consider being stabbed in the ribcage as being lucky. >> unfortunately, i'm about to make your bad day worse. v

nick young tweeted and deleted he's so done with 2016. but ouch, it's a tough one. >> they were friends at one point. the coach actually said that he thought that russell was young and kind of getting into his own. maybe this help him mature a little. >> yeah. part of the reason the lakers aren't playing good. >>> all right. coming up, what's opening at the box office this weekend. >> we'll check out two films involving political and international free in 1980. you're watching "world news now." ♪ it is time for "insomniac theater" checking out two movies opening this weekend starting with a timely political thriller. >> helen mirren stars as colonel catherine powell in command of a top secret drone operation to capture terrorists in kenya. she sees her mission escalate when a girl enters a kill zone triggering a dispute over the implication of modern warfare. >> this is the closest i've ever got. so we need to expand our rules of engagement right now to protect the civilian population. >> we have to know that we're legally in the clear.

that is where nick bryant reports. nick: it is unusual for the primary contests to go this far. by the time that these northeastern states cast their ballots the race is usually over. the democratic side, hillary clinton's victory in new york not only ended a string of defeats, but opened an unassailable lead. this contest should make her the presumptive nominee. diagnosenot enough to our problems, we need to know how to solve them. will faceie sanders scores to drop out of the race. he is always regarded his campaign not only is a battle for the democratic nomination that a political revolution. >> democracy is not a spectator's or. -- spectator sport. nick: it is the republican race that is more intriguing, especially after ted cruz and john kasich decided to collaborate against donald trump to block his path to the nomination. trying to force what is called a contested convention. the billionaire has called them desperate. >> when no candidates who have no path to victory, there mathematically out, they want to together, can all get unify, and go against cricket hillary clint