all right, now, i'm gonna put on the green lamp. the green lamp, what's the color we're getting on the background? green, yellow. well, the green is a little closer. but strain your eyes, begin with a "y." yellow. yellow. now, i put my hand, boom. "hey, this was the black shadow before, now it's green. how it turn green?" "there's no reason for that. it just happened to turn green. "i don't know why when the green light hit the black shadow, it turned green." why did it turn green, gang? because the green light's shining on it. but green light is making a shadow too, this one over here, but it ain't black. red. why is it red? because the red light is shining on it. how many say that's mysterious? nobody-- you see that--ain't that neat? now, watch this. would like to see three lamps at one time? wow. i can show you. blue, now what color we get through the screen? white. white. bam. now, the one that was green before in our screen, it ain't green anymore. now, it's greenish-blue. why is this one greenish-blue? because green and blue l

studies suggest their risk of melanoma is 75% higher than those who don't use sun lamps. >> every additional dose of what we consider a carcinogen, ultraviolet light, is another nail in the coffin. >> reporter: the proposal also calls for tanning beds to be labeled as moderate risk devices. they already carry warnings. if the fda proposal is approved, it would require these tanning beds to have new labels aiming at those under 18. it would have to include warnings to young people about the risks of using these sun lamps and that frequent users should be regularly screened for skin cancer. a spokesman for the indoor tanning industry says we embrace any changes that enhance our customer safety but says these changes will place unnecessary burdens and governmental costs on these businesses in an already difficult economic climate. any new federal regulations won't be announced for at least 90 days. teresa garcia, cbs news, beverly hills. >>> changing the classification of tanning beds from low risk to moderate risk would allow the fda to review their safety and design before manufacturers can s

i'm looking around and i go -- oh, yeah, buddy, look, whoever did this -- some dumb joke about the lampske, "i know, right." and he pressed the lamp and it went -- and hit me. [ laughter ] i was just like -- and he goes, oh, here's your soup. [ laughter ] then i go, i'm bleeding, aren't i? "no, just a little tap." just give a little -- just giving it -- i go -- am i - "am i bleeding?" i'm bleeding?" and he goes, "yes, you're bleeding." anyway! we've got a big show tonight. she's a very talented actress from "the great gatsby," carey mulligan is here! [ cheers and applause ] we love him on "true blood." he's got a new movie out, alexander skarsgard is stopping by! [ cheers and applause ] people love -- i mean, this guy is the legendary drummer from the doors, john densmore will be joining us! [ cheers and applause ] i am so excited about that. and we have music, boy, do we have music. more music, eve is here! [ cheers and applause ] it's a good-looking show. >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: good-looking show, good-looking people, good-looking crowd. are you guys excited about the kentucky der

. >>> plus, why lamps are good. photos are bad.it's inviting disaster. >> announcer: coming up, to keep you from going down. all business purchases. so you can capture your receipts, and manage them online with jot, the latest app from ink. so you can spend less time doing paperwork. and more time doing paperwork. ink from chase. so you can. with delicious pringles stix. ♪ ♪ everything pops with pringles stix. [ crunch ] ♪ the new blackberry z10 with time shift and blackberry balance. built to keep you moving. see it in action at blackberry.com/z10 >> announcer: "20/20" continues with office booby traps. here's paula faris. >> for the entire channel 4 news team, i'm veronica corningstone. >> i'm ron burgundy. go [ bleep ] yourself, san diego. >> reporter: to avoid the dreaded pink slip it's easy to avoid the obvious slip-ups. obvious to most of us. >> nice work, everyone. sharp broadcast. >> reporter: just like ron burgundy. >> i got to fire you. >> reporter: this anchorman, now infamous for the f-bomb had a predictable outcome. >>

so if i left those lamps on, those would cost me $2 a day. admittedly, those are all incandescent bulbs -- >> host: now, if somebody at home turned on your washing machine right now, what what woe see this rise -- >> guest: you'd see that jump up. particularly if i'm doing demos, i know my wife is using the only. sometimes i call and say, well, what's in the oven? >> host: is this product on the market right now? >> guest: it'll be available if a few months' time. >> host: who's the developer? >> guest: we developed it. >> host: who's we? >> guest: the founder, we're a pretty small company, but developed that product. >> host: what's the founder's background? engineer? >> guest: he's a software due rue. my background is on the hardware side, so we complement each other on that respect. >> host: what's the benefit of being up on capitol hill to show it to members of congress? >> guest: great exposure. we're a start-up, we're always looking for exposure to help us get the message out about our product. certainly saving energy is a big topic. we

. ♪ >> osgood: ahead, the lady with the lamp. (announcer) friskies. now serving breakfast.thermacare heatwraps. the only wrap with patented heat cells that penetrate deep to relax, soothe, and unlock tight muscles. and now, introducing reusable thermacare cold wraps. pain relief without the shock of ice. otherworldly things. but there are some things i've never seen before. this ge jet engine can understand 5,000 data samples per second. which is good for business. because planes use less fuel, spend less time on the ground and more time in the air. suddenly, faraway places don't seem so...far away. ♪ >> and now a page from our sunday morning al man arc, may 12, 1820, 193 years ago today. a mother's day of sorts for a healing profession. for that was the birthday of florence nightingale, the founder of modern nursing. born to a wealthy british family, nightingale grew up to reject marriage and the comfortable life, training instead to be a nurse. during the crimean war against russia in the 1850s, nightingale went to the front lines to attend to british troops wounded in ba

there is also a code for walking into a lamp post subsequent encounter. i i guess if you don't learn and injuries sustained from burning water skis. >> that's crazy. >> matt you said if the system could save us all, i would be surprised. >> speaking of reason we had an article about this a couple months back about how doctors are going galt which is a celtic expression. head do care was i'm -- medicare was imposing the codes and not necessarily on the diagnosis because that -- i know are you asleep. >> but it makes sense. >> i am not. >> it is centralizing and the doctors are now basically ticket punchers and working for hospitals and not sole proprietors and they hate. it obamacare doubles down on all of that. doctors with good practicing are walking away. >> that's a scary, scary thing. a bunch of new diagnostic codes. and bird injuries. has america gone mad or has mad gone america? >> i am going to have to get back to you. >> that was a question i made up. >> now i am so afraid i have to immediately marry a doctor so i don't have to deal with in i of t

i have some relationship to furniture and over the years i'm a furniture mover, i move lamps, tables, but usually in the direction of healthcare agencies and hospital chapels. just /trao*euing trying to improve the environment so people using those spaces had a better quality of life while they're here. i've met amazing people and amazing /phebls here in our community who have taught me great things. and i'm just but an ordinary san francisco citizen, but as i move through my life and accept that my life is here in san francisco i keep finding ways to be involved. i'm a mom, but i feel my first primary job should be to him, but he's use to this now. he knows i like to help community. he's doing some after school work, but he thanks you as well. i find myself as a small business owner struggling. i love to connect people to environment so that part is really good. it's really disturbing sometimes that i can have days go by with almost no foot traffic and literally seeing somebody handing out tickets to people who have come out to the district to shop. i found myself in a dilemma thinki

right now those lamps are considered class 1, which means low risks. >>> medical marijuana club in the bay area facing a hazy future after a key ruling by a state supreme court today. robert honda reports, if san jose is an example patients may still get their marijuana. >> laura johnson gets her marijuana to treat chronic pain in her knees and right arms. she's one of the members -- to shutdos that'll clear up gray areas that her club truly cater to patients in need. >> i think it is a wonderful opportunity for the city to make tax money and different things to increase the city's -- and knowledgeable location for the club. >> it is a win and a lost industry. i am hoping it will all bring to life, cities need to understand that there are good business people and good operators trying to run a business. >> worst case scenario we'll have city banning clubs throughout the state making it impossible for anybody to get the medicine. >> but , it is clear that we can if we choose just provide enough marijuana disris to the -- >> it may takes some time before the gray area is cleared up in sa

the researchers at the university of edinburgh had volunteers sit under a tanning lamp for two, 20-minute sessions and saw that blood pressure dropped significantly for one hour following exposure to u.v. rays. u.v. rays are good for your heart, that's why i've always called sun block "the silent killer." of course, like any medication, sun exposure has its pitfalls, but the study's author assures us we suspect that the benefits to heart health of sunlight will outweigh the risk of skin cancer. that is the kind of vague suspicion i'm willing to bet my life on. of course, the discovery... [applause] [cheering] beautiful picture of a sun. of course... people love photos of the sun. of course, the discovery that sunlight can treat your high blood pressure is a direct threat to the sales of existing blood pressure medications like: norvasc, zestril, hygroton, esidrix, lozol, mykrox, bumex, edecrin, lasix, demadex, midamor, aldactone, dyrenium, atenolo, lismelin, serpasil, catapres, wytensin, tenex, aldomet, cardura, minipress, hytrin, sectral, tenormin, apresoline, cozaar, benicar, diovan, ca

they were kept in small, fiblthy cages without heat lamps and humid fires. bodies of several sloths were found in the freezer. back in colombia, the sanctuary owner knows caring for sloths is serious business. here she is feeding her newest arrival. she is fiercely protective of her babies, hushing anyone who disrupts nap time. even developing this homemade incense ritual which she says helps them destress from the trauma of being trafficked. >> that warms her chest and she likes it. >> reporter: she welcomes new arriva arrivals, but says the key for keeping sloths in the wild is for authorities to crack down on trafficking in the first place. which is why we traveled to cordoba, our guide tells us traffickers operate in the area with impunity, because paramilitary groups are still in control, and the police stay clear. >> we're looking for sloths. >> reporter: to find the traffickers, which man points us to the main road just outside town. we head a few miles past the empty police station, past the giant, no trafficking sign, and find ourselves at that hous

lamp shade rocking. nothing major nothing fell off but good or 5, 10 seconds of the house shaking back and for. my friend said the same thing but the wife felt the pocket doors in the house started rattling quite a bit for a few seconds so i or miss arounded vaichlt we are lacking survillains images from the area and things are flying off store shelves in the grocery store. thanks for the information. >> scientist at the u.s. ga in menlo parked track rumbling since the quake struck. >> in the clear what fault it's on. may not be on a fault that colonels to the surface but there are many fault in the area. it's to the north and tech tonic active area. of the past we have seen lots of magnitude 3 and 4 distributed to the area so not unusual in terms of the earthquake itself except for the size. >> we have posted prepare nor cal guideline for stocking emergency kit and developing an emergency plan for your family at abc 7 tot come. found that upped see it on tv. and stay with us. we'll continue to follow bo

they either burn kerosene lamps for late or candles or go without light at all.out kerosene is dangerous, dim, and very expensive. these are solar powered lanterns basically you charge them in the sun during the day, turn it on at night and you get light. >> one of the comments i sometimes have to field is so you're making a profit off the poor? our notion is that treating the poor as customers is very leveling. it is very equal lieszing. our job is to delight them. our job is to deliver something of sufficient quality at a low enough price that they will buy it, that our job is to deliver a product that they love. >> to me he is the real deal. he really provides hope being able to visit his class and see the energy that has been created. >> it is really cutting edge and deeply engaged. >> we met bob and dottie three years ago. they started coming to the events and their gift was $150 million to found an institute at stanford. the stanford institute for innovation in developing economies. seed is what we call the institute. >> the experience is a real building bl

lamp shade rocking. nothing major nothing fell off but good or 5, 10 seconds of the house shaking back and for. my friend said the same thing but the wife felt the pocket doors in the house started rattling quite a bit for a few seconds so it was hit or miss arounded vaichlt we are lacking at survillains images from the area and things are flying off store shelves in the grocery store. thanks for the information. >> scientist at the u.s. ga in menlo parked track rumbling since the quake struck. >> in the clear what fault it's on. may not be on a fault that colonels to the surface but there are many fault in the area. it's to the north and tech tonic active area. of the past we have seen lots of magnitude 3 and 4 distributed to the area so not unusual in terms of the earthquake itself except for the size. >> we have posted prepare nor cal guideline for stocking emergency kit and developing an emergency plan for your family at abc 7 tot come. found that upped see it on tv. and stay with us. we'll continue

james neil, dupree, crosby, they lit the lamp in the third. pittsburgh beats ottawa 7-3. pens lead the series 3-1. sergio garcia/tiger woods drama took an ugly turn last night when sergio made an insensitive rabel remark about having tiger over for dinner and serving fried chicken. but this morning garcia apologized. >> terribly sorry about what happened. i'm sure we will be able to talk soon and will apologize to him face to face. move forward and kind of forget about the whole thing. >> sergio garcia. ness car hall of fame announced new members. dale jarrett, tim flock, maurice petty, richard's little brother, jack ingram and fireball roberts. nascar class of 2014. we will be right back back. >> first lady michelle obama attended the philanthropic effort presented in northwest washington. the owners of the historic home announced stheffed a $1 million gift from american express. that donation will pay for educational programs for students there. stay with us. be right back with a final look at the seven-day forecast. >> well, bob, the time word -- >> the final word is d

lamp shade rocking. nothing major nothing fell off but good or 5, 10 seconds of the house shaking back and for. my friend said the same thing but the wife felt the pocket doors in the house started rattling quite a bit for a few seconds so it was hit or miss arounded vaichlt we are lacking at survillains images from the area and things are flying off store shelves in the grocery store store information. >> scientist at the u.s. ga in menlo parked track rumbling since the quake struck. >> in the clear what fault it's on. may not be on a fault that colonels to the surface but there are many fault in the area. it's to the north and tech tonic active area. of the past we have seen lots of magnitude 3 and 4 distributed to the area so not unusual in terms of the earthquake itself except >>or the size. >> we have posted prepare nor cal guideline for stocking emergency kit and developing an emergency plan for your family at abc 7 tot come. found that upped see it on tv. and stay with us. we'll continue to follow

north of england in bradford and she was a forceful woman with perfectly circular spectacles like big lamps and she set out to try to get proper pension rights who she felt were discriminated against. they were having to make their own way and the government wasn't giving them proper welfare arrangements. so she was great at campaigning. i think in other fields, more intimate, more kind of in a sense in word and emotional if you like, single women also had a great challenge they had to work at. if you couldn't be married and couldn't have children, what were you going to do about your urge towards motherhood and your physical needs and that is something that give of exploring. it's not the easiest way to research. it is something the women had to deal with today and i did a lot of research in the archive. now it was a pioneering birth control expert, and she wrote a book published in the early twenties called married love note and was completely targeted at really exploiting sex to married couples. you have no idea how ignorant people can be. just phenomenal the stuff people didn't know. we

they'd have little oil lamps, coal stoves, little oil/coal stoves. but it was a challenge. it was sort of part of the romance i think. it's like camping. >> how long did the fad last? >> the height of it, this all really takes off around 1897, 1898. the height of it is really the turn of the century. 1900 we're talking about 200 cars. after the earthquake in 1906, that's when it starts declining a little bit because more conventional houses start taking over and more people live permanently year-around. they're not just using it as a party pad. so it's after the quake it starts declining a little bit. >> is there a d.b.i. record as cable cars were moved to a site that there wou before the earthquake, you often don't have a record. then, yeah, you're right. it goes down to some of these pictures i found by basically finding the names of people who lived in carville and then tracking down their desendends and asking, do you have anything? we had people who said, yeah, lots of photos and stories. but it takes a lot of leg work. it's not like you can just walk into a city depar

it is covered almost from head to foot in endeavour's the shares, the curtains, the lamps, the floor, the rug, the paintings on walls it is a plethora so that is what the book was about and it has very beautiful photographs by pierrick and photographer -- by an american photographer. now my father had written his memories of my perceptions were different. i had known it as a child when my grandmother was alive, and i wanted to know from my adult perspective how the heck did my grand mother cope with this house, what did she do about the children, what did she do about getting meals on the table and when all these people came to stay what did she feed them on a? that was stuff my father was not interested in and maybe it is typical female but that is the missing link. those are the questions i always ask. those are the questions that the readers want to ask and certainly the questions visitors to charleston ask. it's a museum open to the public from april to october every year i thoroughly recommend it and the book. >> host: virginia nicholson come here in the series in london we also

and dan boyle, lights the lamp there to put the sharks on the board.t gave it right back. tyler jumps out. they're tied at 1. brad felt so mad, here's how he takes it out on justin williams. scary moment though for the sharks in the second. logan going awkwardly into the boards. he left the game briefly but did return. now still in the 2nd, golden opportunity here. jonathan quick, it will remain tied at one. still tied. final seconds of regulation. sharks on the powerplay. trevor lewis bowls over. interference is called. sharks will start over time with the two-man advantage. after failing to score on 5 on 3. here it comes. and that's it. sharks win it 2-1. the kings now lead that series 2 games to 1. let's hit the dressing room. >> we felt we were the better team leaving l.a. and we were still down 2-0. so this time of the year being the better team out there doesn't do you any good. >> marlowe. he scores. logan cotour. >> the locker room was real positive when he was ready to go. >> just normal playoff hockey. putting ice bags on guys and kick them b

. >> she will come and sit down on my lamp. >> a huckabee memorial day special. outrage. >> so the president's rose garden press conference with the prime minister of turkey was interrupted by raindrops and the president called on a couple of u.s. marines to hold the umbrella over them. i am sure they were willing to do whatever they requested. i couldn't help but cringe at the demand for the marines to cope the president dry. instead of the president calling in the maroens, i wish he called them in to protect the ambassador in benghazi. and as for the umbrella. there was something unseemly having the maroens hold the umbrellas it was a tack assigned to any white house flack. it would be so manically for the president to request the umbrella and hold it himself. many do rick their lives. they are called to take on the toughest task and it would a pore most menial traffic, sadly many of the heroes who came home face another enemy. the demons of post traumatic disorder. and burr case. there are 22 suicides every day and time we put the issue front and center. i had

my boss was down there guiding me with his lamps. my first cut was perfect, and the second one. then on the third cut, my boss started complaining. gesticulating. so i get off the machine angrily. i go over to him and ask, what's the matter? he shouts, "take out your earplugs!" so when i take them out, my ears felt like they burst. [ shouts ] [ crashing ] >> translator: the rumble began. it sounded as if there was a war inside the mine. i began to tremble. i don't know if it was fear or a terror of dying. >> no one was even sure how many men were still in the mine. victor remembers working his way up the main tunnel, which miners called the ramp. >> translator: we continued on the track up the tunnel. then we saw everything was blocked. there were big stones. the hill was still making noises. [ rumbles ] you could see the worry on everyone's faces. some went silent and shrunk back. they worried if they would get out. some were stronger than others. i went quiet at that point, answering my own questions. >> translator: i told myself, that's it, this is where i die. this is as far

light the lamp and the sharks within one.der two minutes to play, same score, grabbing the loose puck, gets the shot to go but, quick, again, the great glove save. the kings, they win it 2-1 and advance to the conference finals. that's your "sportscenter" update. i'm jorge andres. have a great day. >>> a unique outing for a guy and his pet pony. >> take a look at this video of a man and his pal wandering through a rhode island liquor store. apparently this wasn't a problem until the pony decided that he had to literally go right there on the floor. the owner got a little upset after being saddled with the mess. >> not something you want in your liquor store. >> what is a pony doing in the liquor store? >> coming up next -- "the pulse," police on a chat with justin bieber but he may be more afraid of the neighbor he faced at his front door. >>> mash-up of two tweet treats. what in the world is a cronut? we'll have the answer next. in a sunshine state of mind? head to alamo.com and click on the alamo deal retriever(sm) to get o

adam is hoping to earn lots of coin and one up the competition with these lamps. >> these are video game nostalgia. >> now, he's working on niz next product. >> it's more energy efficient. >> this is what is called maker movement. you may not have heard about tech shop that. is where makers hang out the other 363 days of the year, folks will tell you sparks flying through the air knt aren't ones you can see. it's a place to share tools and ideas. >> i love being here on a friday. or a saturday night. because this is the most creative place in the city. >> now there are 4,000 members pay to use all of this. >> the tools of the industrial revolution are now cheaper than they've ever been. >> but during the industrial revolution they didn't have these. >> this is a hot glue gun on steroid autos 3 d printer that's spit out your prototype. >> there are an awful a lot of things you can make if you can make them this big. >> everything before was 15 weeks of school to learn a design program. we teach it here three hours and it turns into a business. that is when they wind up here. >>> now, ther

there's also a code for walking into a lamp post subsequent encounter. i guess that's if you don't learn. there is a code for injury sustained from burning water skis. your government is just trying to take care of you. kids communicate these days and they get their news from comedians and you tube and don't watch the regular news. and my 17-year-old son sends me a you tube of jimmy kimmel on the street and he says to a young woman walking down the street, well, you heard the president has pardonned the sequester. and he sent it to portugal. what do you think? and the young lady said, well, the president wouldn't do it if it weren't a good thing. i trust the president. besides, i think portugal decides to have the thing. he went on and asked some other people. i guess you heard that north korea has been rattling the saber and they're doing these things. you heard the president has sent them the sequester. and so people would say, well, they deserve it and they ought to keep the sequester. but seriously. i think we're winning the public relations battle o

adam is hoping to earn lots of coin and one up the competition with these lamps. >> these are video gamegia. >> now, he's working on niz next product. >> it's more energy efficient. >> this is what is called maker movement. you may not have heard about tech shop that. is where makers hang out the other 363 days of the year, folks will tell you sparks flying through the air knt aren't ones you can see. it's a place to share tools and ideas. >> i love being here on a friday. or a saturday night. because this is the most creative place in the city. >> now there are 4,000 members pay to use all of this. >> the tools of the industrial revolution are now cheaper than they've ever been. >> but during the industrial revolution they didn't have these. >> this is a hot glue gun on steroid autos 3 d printer that's spit out your prototype. >> there are an awful a lot of things you can make if you can make them this big. >> everything before was 15 weeks of school to learn a design program. we teach it here three hours and it turns into a business. that is when they wind up here. >>> now, there are 2

nine second had later and patrick marlow lights the lamp. and then on the power play and four points on the night. two goals and two assists and the sharks take a chanding -- commanding series lead. warriors and spurs kick off their semifinal match up in san antonio. last time they met in the playoffs was 1991. the state has n beaten -- hasn't beaten tim duncun and the spurs. the teams are 2 and 2. they have to figure out how to win once. >> we understand we have to win here to win the series. that's the challenge. we have the great opportunity to do it and the confidence and the rhythm from last series only having two or three days off to keep that going. >> lebron james named the league vp for the second year. he was one vote shy of being a unanimous choice. it is the fourth time he has won in elite company. michael jar done -- michael jordan and kareem abdul jabar and wile chamberlain were the only own ones to do that. and of course he thanked his teammates. >> nothing i receive is possible without those four guys because what they sacrif

the lamp shades starting rocking. nothing major. nothing fell off, but it was a good five or ten seconds of the house shifting gently back and forth. >> matt keller is at usg is s headquarters and we'll have a live report coming up in a half hour. also, another earthquake to tell you about. an 8.2 between the coast of japan and russia. the quake could be felt for five minutes across russia. many people ran into the streets as the earthquake shook. the area where the quake hit is located along the ring of fire. an area with high seismic and volcanic activity. we posted prepare north cal's guidelines, developing an emergency plan for earthquakes for your family at abc7news.com co. >>> now to the latest in oklahoma. heavy rains, hail and flooding continue to hamper recovery efforts. flash floods blocked streets in oklahoma city yesterday. it appears debris from the tornado clogged storm drains. people in oklahoma city and moore face a huge task. rebuilding the many homes damaged or destroyed by the tornado. fixinging the damage will co

he was wide awake now, though, as he horsed the cast iron signal lamp to the bridge. rapidly flickering its shutters, he pounded out the international codes for stop. the enemy sub failed to acknowledge the message, even though it was impossible to miss understand his meaning. the sub may have slowed but showed no signs of stopping. finally, after a few minutes, caralong of lucci received an affirmative reply. two minutes later, the enemy sub lay dead in the water. as dawn slowly illuminated the japanese boat johnson and his men were in for a big surprise. they weren't facing a typical submarine. it was in fact the largest submarine the segundos crew had ever seen. he thought she was huge, twice as big. carlucci thought she was three times as large and carnes thought she was four times bigger. whatever her actual size, the japanese sub loomed over the vallejo class boat. johnson knew they stumbled across something unusual. what he didn't realize the faced the largest submarine in the world, a sub so huge should we remain the largest until the us tritan was commission

nine second had later and patrick marlow lights the lamp. and then on the power play and four points on the night. two goals and two assists and the sharks take a chanding -- commanding series lead. warriors and spurs kick off their semifinal match up in san antonio. last time they met in the playoffs was 1991. the state has n beaten -- hasn't beaten tim duncun and the spurs. the teams are 2 and 2. they have to figure out how to win once. >> we understand we have to win here to win the series. that's the challenge. we have the great opportunity to do it and the confidence and the rhythm from last series only having two or three days off to keep that going. >> lebron james named the league vp for the second year. he was one vote shy of being a unanimous choice. it is the fourth time he has won in elite company. michael jar done -- michael jordan and kareem abdul jabar and wile chamberlain were the only own ones to do that. and of course he thanked his teammates. >> nothing i receive is possible without those four guys because what they sacrif

. >> busy intersense greenwichville lamp still marked by police tape as neighbors try make sense of this vicious crime. >> i am shocked. 32 mark carson shot on this block by suspect who police say was looking for trouble. >> it is clearly looks to be hate crime. bias crime commissioner ray kelly before the shooting suspect urinated outside of this bar. flashed gunman ger side and may the anti-gary marks and two confronted carson and his companion as they walked up 6th avenue. look at these [beep]. what are you gay wrestlers? word to that affect. >> man no connection to the suspect tried to move on. and didn't realize they had been followed. >> says to the victims, do you want to die here? the perpertrators takes out silver resolver and shoots the victim once in the cheek. >> suspect ran. but was arrested five blocks away. several law makes verse expressed outrage including city council speaker christine quinn. who said quote, this kind of shocking and senseless violence so deeply rooted in hate has no place in a city. who greatest strength will always be diversity. this is shock it shoul

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