albert heim . a doctor who carried out some of the most cruel and inhumane and experiments on human beings in modern history claims that we all know that white mauthausen he was known as dr. death. a and after the war he escaped prosecution he lived as said gynecologist in germany but in 1962 war crimes investigators started to catch up with him and as they began to close in on him he disappeared without trace. that is the jumping off point for this incredible book. it is such a of pleasure to be here to talk to you about this. give us some background has to dr. albert heim was. >> he was born in austria from an austrian frontier town and that after world war i was divided between yugoslavia and austria. to the south end of the doors which is significant because that led to a strong surge of for each wing feelings his brother joined a and after medical school dr. albert heim also joined the ss. >> so he was say committed true blue not see from the early days. >> from the daily lauria was clear his

. >> albert pujols joins some elite company. the angels slugger smashed the 500th home run of his career. >>> the next job i'm taking here, that pays -- >> and late show fans get a look at the future. david letterman welcomes stephen colbert to the ed sullivan center. >> ill i'm going do what you have done. >> no, you don't want to do that. captioning funded by cbs yooirks >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, april 23rd, 2014. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning the potential for severe weather including tornados exists across the central and southern plains. troch cal force winds brought down power lines and damaged buildings stopped in oh sso, washington, the site last month's killer mudslide. he says the nation will not forget the devastated town. >> reporter: by air president & obama got a look at the widespread devastation. the huge debris field of wet clay and twisted damage is all that's left of the tiny community of oso. the massive mudslide buried three dozen homes under a

mark albert reports. >> let's go boston! >> axelrod: boston still strong. >> can you hear me in the back? >> axelrod: a group portrait of a city united as the anniversary of the marathon bombing draws near. and palaces for the people. jill wagner shows off the tile work that decorates landmarks both above and below the sidewalks of new york. >> this is absolutely awe-inspiring as a work of technology but also as a work of art. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> good evening i'm jim axelrod and this is a western edition of the broadcast. 10 people were killed when a fedex tractor trailer hit the bus carrying some remarkable high school kids from newer los angeles who were on their way to see the campus at california state humboldt. the cash occurred 100 miles north of california. five student, three chaperones and the drivers of both vehicles were killed. we have more from teri okita. >> reporter: on this stretch of interstate 5, the only reminders of thursday's horrifying crash is a memorial for t

reynolds cells prince albert smoking tobacco in a beautiful can with prince albert by this on the front, and it hit the market like a wildfire. and everyone buys the prince albert tobacco and he is a great success. two or three years later the supreme court breaks up the american tobacco trust and r.j. reynolds comes out smelling like a rose tree at the supreme court breaks it up into four different companies, makes them smaller, and r.j. reynolds gets his company back. meanwhile he has been investing in doing research i and cigarettes, and in 1913, he then launches the camel cigarette, and it has the most brilliant, absolutely brilliant advertising campaign. it was so brilliant in new york city are the preeminent new york advertising company that people still study that advertising some of that whole advertising strategy. that whole today. and it started out with ads in all of the popular magazine magf the time saying look out, something is going to come. and then in the next month it would say the camel is coming. look out. and it would build up to this anticipation of launching the a

40s, focus of the book, and i would say the first name that comes to mind it probably either carl albert serving in the early 1970s or john mccormick after rayburn. they had, for various reasons, difficult time for getting legislation enacted. they had a difficult party to work with, the majority party, majority democrats had rebels, folks who wanted to go their own way, making it hard to enact legislation. they also had personal issues, for example, new mccormick in te end waited to be speaker for many, many years, and when he finally got the chance, he was somewhat elderly, and i heard he presided over the house with an oxygen tank, so he did not have the fortitude, the constitution necessary to put in the effort necessary in order to get the legislation done. mccormick and albert were lower on the list of those effective contemporary speakers. >> host: how would you grade boehner? >> >> guest: how would i grate boehner? well, i hesitate to grade boehner to the extempt he's still speaker. we see in history that sometimes speakers save their biggest and most amazing accomplishments for

on agriculture the food industry on the back line business to life will be the cause of the royal albert hall in london a celebration of irish culture. posted by the irish ambassador to united kingdom without more about that later in this special six won the first the focus to the city of windsor is very much home although not for the reception be hosted by queen elizabeth from all the two hundred guests most of them from all the iv tubing all the main political parties in the north of many community groups and other community representatives the reception is on the way as we come to on air on joined by moment of her anatomical than that it only with justin the last few minutes in the first picture is from but the receiving line at this but this perception i gone away and once again some remarkable benefits. more drama. more politics sports hero brian above are the queen is hosting this event to send out the sake of the northern ireland's political parties as to what she would like to see happen just took the pictures that none of the last few minutes. this is the receiving line. martin

>> glor: mark albert, thank you. odyfamily's odyssey at sea has captured worldwide attention and at times criticism this weekend. eric and charlotte kaufman were stranded in a 35-foot sailboat as they traveled around the world with a one-year old and a three-year-old. ase one-year-old was sick but now is safe. don dahler has more. >> reporter: a navy warship's daring rescue was the latest step in an effort to save a very sick baby and her family stranded in the pacific ocean. eric and charlotte kaufman and their daughters, cora and lyra, had been stuck about 900 miles offshore since thursday when their sailboat, the "rebel heart," lost its steering and communications. at that point, one-year-old lyra had an infection that had stopped responding to medicine, and a rash covered her body. the california air national guard immediately dispatched four medics, who parachuted into the water and reached the boat late thursday night. major bryan finnerty is with the 129th rescue wing. >> it is a very empty part of ocean they

i'm here as diane said with my colleague porter albert and diane and all the colleagues from the port i see here today. as diane mentioned i'll to start with the brief overview and reminder if you're not familiar with the planning efforts they've been underway for a year now it gives us context to those precise projects i'm going to be talking about. the planning area is extending along the bay area waterfront of the city from fort mason to exempting point in the planning analysis we're take into account all of the development that has been anticipated through 20040 and in addition to that, the development i'm sure our familiar with are underway and those weren't initially anticipated in a lot of the planning and transportation planning so we're taking a step back. we see this as an opportunity to increase take a strategic planning development that will result in identification and elevation and prioritization to support the future of the transportation. i'm going to go over 4 steps of phase one of the waterfront. phase one began in late 2012. and we initiated the process by reviewing

i'm here as diane said with my colleague porter albert and diane and all the colleagues from the port i see here today. as diane mentioned i'l

mark albert, cbs news, washington. >> next up, prince george, and the billby. >> jeff: queen elizabethns 88 tomorrow, and she seems to be happy about it. a new portrait of the smiling queen was released today. british photographer david bailey took the picture. bailey described the subject as having, quote, "very kind eyes, with a mischievous glint." also pretty happy today the queen's great grandson prince george. he spent his easter sunday with mom and dad at sydney's taronga zoo. that is not the easter bunny he is reaching out for, it's a billby, a nocturnal marsupial native to australia. this one is named for him, prince george the billby. an update tonight following that wild scene on a golf course in malaysia on friday. pablo larrathabal, the golfer attacked by a swarm of hornets, stung 20 times. he jumped into a pond to escape, shot the low round of the day today at the malaysian open on the european tour, vaulting up 15 spots and finishing in the top ten, officials wanted to take him to the hospital after the hornet attack friday. he refused and stayed on the course. in basebal

bye, and a first-round got his defense running against albert montana.adal may face -- planning to return to the premiere matters, after scraping to the cup, he had a penalty to set up a wembley showdown. they focused -- they host west ham, two points separated from aberdeen in fourth place. >> we want to finish strong now. we have the opportunity to start game,ow, with a big established with the position and that means that we can play without fear. in these kinds of games it is very important, that we have a good focus and a good tempo in our game. we focus now on the premiership. -- are down for the gunners, and may have to deal without kevin nolan. coming out of is retirement with his eyes fixed on the 2016 olympics. he has 18 gold medals to his name and retired after london 2012. he will compete in arizona between the 24th and 26th of april. he had begun training last year he had begun training last year and completed the six mongg9÷wÑc - hello. i'm john cleese. it seems that beneath all the apparent differences that separate the world's religions,

so please give a big new york welcome to albert rivera.ert-- in the big nyc, man... >> yes, sir. >> i heard the only thing you wanted to do in new york was get a hot dog from a vendor.

mark albert has new information on the investigation into that california bus crash. teri okita spoke to a teenager who was sitting up front. >> at the time i closed my eyes i hear screaming, hear am book, i see fire. >> jeff: and sky-high 401(k) fees, why your fund could be costing you $100,000. >> this is the captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> good evening, everyone, i'm jeff glor with a western edition of the broadcast. and both shootings were in jewish centers in overland park, kansas. both happened this afternoon. and tonight at least three people are dead. police say they do have a person of interest in custody. we have late details from anne-marie green. >> the shooting started shortly after 1:00 while families were gathering at a jewish community centre near kansas city for a high school singing competition. >> we have four or five shots fire mood the front door. there's a male with a shotgun. also a white suzuki. >> reporter: police say he used a shotgun killing two outside the center. inside, about 75 mostly young children took co

you make a viral video, or in this case, you can be albert pujols, right? >> that's correct. we'll get to him. but he should spend the money so he's aware of where trains are. >> good idea. >> let's talk about mr. pujols. got to start with this special night for the l.a. angel. take a look. >> is this another throwover? no, that's high pitch. and there it goes to left center. and that's number 500. >> yes. that is a beautiful 500th home run by our man there, albert pujols. the 26th player to ever do it. a nationals fan returned the ball without asking for a single cent, as well he should have. major league baseball suspending four players involved in sunday's bench-clearing brawl between milwaukee and pittsburgh. you might remember this. milwaukee's carlos gomez gets it for three games. martin maldonado out for five. pittsburgh's travis snider sits for two. russell martin for one. three of them are appeal. >>> to the nba playoffs. minutes from tying the series, chicago collapsing against washington. down ten, washington rallies to send the game into overtime. they never looke

albert pujols. now joining the .500 club.e are breaking it down, next. [ male announcer ] this is the cat that drank the milk... [ meows ] ...and let in the dog that woke the man who drove to the control room [ woman ] driverless mode engaged. find parking space. [ woman ] parking space found. [ male announcer ] ...that secured the data that directed the turbines that powered the farm that made the milk that went to the store that reminded the man to buy the milk that was poured by the girl who loved the cat. [ meows ] the internet of everything is changing everything. cisco. tomorrow starts here. >>> it could be a dangerous weather day in the middle of the country. jennifer gray is watching the forecast, take a look. >> good morning john and poppy. the focus today will be on the planes. we could see severe weather from the texas panhandle up to nebraska. the possibility of damaging winds, hail and isolated tornadoes. that will be something we are looking for today. mostly sunny across the southeast. showers in northern new e

mark albert, cbs news, washington. >> that is the "cbs evening news" tonight.or, cbs news in new york. scott pelley will xïq)e tomorrow. did good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org on-- for the pilot of the p that went down in the bay. a show of protest by the clippers against their owne over racial comments caugh >>> a live picture after two planes collided over the bay. >>> a show of protest from the clippers against their owner. >>> the father of the teen who stowed away on a flight to hawaii gave us insight on why his son did it, can kpix news is next ,, ,,,, ,, >>> live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5. >> good evening. we have breaking news. the coast guard tells kpix-5 two small planes collided around 4:00 this afternoon. and

it's a little frustrating. >> albert missed the head of his faith. the greek orthodox patriarch led a pro procession into his church. the crowd pushed and jostled into the site where they believe jesus was crucified and resurrected. only 6,000 people were allowed into the church today all hoping to see this. this is one of the most holy sites of all of christianity, where jesus was believed to be buried. since the 4th century it's the most important destination. many have waited all their lives to come here. in this church he feels he understands jesus' true message. >> the message he's sending me this week is that you don't have to be here to come and find me. you can find me in your own heart and in your own homes and in your own bedrooms as you get on your knees and pray from the bottom of your heart. >> on this holy day in this holy place, a reminder that jesus' path isn't only alodge the roads that he walked. al jazeera, jerusalem. >>> there is a tense standoff taking place in southern nevada. it involves federal agents and a heavily armed milit

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the guy who died there, which is why everybody think it's haunted, is albert humphries. a rich oil man. in the 1920s, a.e. humphries made the oil deal of a lifetime. he sold more than 300 million barrels of oil to a company that didn't really exist. and by using that fake company and this huge oil deal, he started the ball rolling on what was and remains one of the greatest american political scandals of all time those 300 million barrels of oil, he sold them to a whole bunch of oil executives, executives of other oil companies, for $1.50 a barrel. those oil executives then turned around and sold the same oil to their respective companies at $1.75 a barrel. and they kept the difference. they needed the fake companies, the middleman in order to disguise that they were keeping the markup. and that markup was a huge deal. in the 1920s, that deal produced an $8.3 million slush fund for these guys. and what did they do with their huge slush fund? they paid off the campaign debt of president warren g. harding. yeah. you know how people say warren harding was a terrible preside

angels albert pujols hits two home runs this afternoon in washington, d.c.o reach a milestone the 26th player in major league history to hit 500 home runs. >>> the sharks may be up 2-0 on the kings but history is on l.a.'s side heading into game 3 dating back to last year' series the home team has won the last nine post-season games. >> they are way harder to play against when they're at home. that doesn't make tonight easier. we have to win. tonight's a must-win game. if we get to tonight we are back in the series and they are a little worried because we have one more at home before we go back to san jose. we can make it 2-2. >> i don't know if the sharks are worried but pick on someone your own size doesn't apply to a bruins defenseman. there aren't too much other 6'9" players in the nhl so when detroit's brendan smith who is 6'2" tried to mix it up with him, the red wings coach wasn't sure what smith was thinking. >> he walked into the bar and there's this beautiful young gal standing next to this 6'5" monster who you know makes his living fighting for a

our mark albert was on the scene most of the day and is here now with the latest. >> police found kahlilatum dead of an apparent suicide around midday after the search expanded even more bringing in hundreds of volunteers, some of whom came from a nearby school, relisha stayed and stop retired police officers. >> reporter: the search inside kenilworth park has been exhausted, search and cadaver dogs, divers and underwater cameras, police and cadets and aerial surveillance and hundreds of volunteers. after five days they found what they did not expect. >> this discovery was a shock for us. we were very focused on finding relisha. >> reporter: instead they found the body of janitor kahlil tatum who bee friended 8- year-old relisha rudd -- befriended 8-year-old relisha rudd at the d.c. homeless shelter where she was staying with her mother and three siblings. police believe tatum abducted relisha, then bought garbage bags, a shovel and lime and then spent hours at the park which sparked the grueling inch by inch search. >> this is both physically and mentally tedious work. this is very drai

. >> albert dumar is from washington but also from here.randmother is palestinian. >> when she was a little girl this is the path she would walk every easter. it's really amazing to kind of do what she did when she was little. >> reporter: he, jesse, sarah and taran are all studying arabic. the security was tight. they tried reach the site where jesus was killed. each time they were turned away. for two hours, they gave up. >> like the whole procession you want to end up at your church and you can't. little frustrating. >> albert missed the head of his faith. the greek or th greek orthodox,e jesus was crucified and resurrected. >> only a thousand were let into this site, the spot where jesus christ was believed to be buried. >> since the fourth century the church of the holy accep sepulcn this church he believes the church's true message. >> you don't have to be leer to find me. you can find me in your own hearts and your own homes and your own bedroom if you get on your knees and pray to the bottom of your heart. >> a reminder that jesus's

albert speer, hitler's architect and they're rights on the minister who took advantage of concentration camp labor in places like matt allison to mind granite used in germany's grand building plans. general will entitle, field marshal and second only to hitler in germany's military hierarchy even, the reich's labor minister in charge of what one historian has called the greatest slave roundup in history which included by the end of 1942 for a half million foreign workers. and hans frank, hitler's personal lawyer and eventually the governor general poland where he earned nicknames such as layer of the polls and the butcher of krakow. on that friday in june 1946 : pop and testified in court room 600. there wrote a letter. when finished all 21 of them not to prisoners, including the keflex and those who had refused any spiritual council signed it. it read in part, your husband, pastor guericke has been taking religious care of the undersigned defendants during the nuremberg trial and has been doing so for more than half a year. we now have heard, that you wish to see him back, after his ab

. >> i am albert, i am from maryland. >> what was the high point of the week for you? >> seeing the president of the united states yesterday. to see him as an individual and a person was an incredible experience and just being in the room with the president was surreal. >> what is the first thing you thought of that you did not know you are about to think of when you saw this man standing in front of you? >> i was telling myself to keep my composure and keep it cool. seeing him approach on the red carpet in the white house was so surreal and i started tearing up. it was actually quite embarrassing. just being able to experience something like that that so many youth across the country are not able to experience is so unique for us and we will take this experience for a lifetime. >> and your high point? >> definitely meeting justice scalia. i have always been interested in law. one of the most insightful things that he said was that courts should not be named after the chief justice of the time. they should be named after the

big night in the nation capitol for albert big albert career home run number 4 99. engine off jordan and then in the fifth. no. 500 just stand at the plate and admire it. he's the 26th player in mainly league history to reach 500 homeers at age 34 third young toast get there and that is worth something buddy hang on to that. angels beat the national 7-2. on to the fba. yes blown out last nightment lost by 40 but the warriors look at the big picture. accomplish the over all goal and this was splitting 2 play off game in l.a. with the clippers now the hard park. make adjustment to win game 3 thursday nature at oracle. fouling out game 1 griffin not culled for a single foul in game 2. warriors got double team get the ball of the hand or clay will dunk all night long. goes for 35 again. warriors dealing with double team on him. 26 turn overs that's horrendous. warriors all right they are back at if oracle but can't assume being at home will fix everything. not the cure. >> we obviously escape game 1 with him if, 2 games a row obviously is recipe a for disaster. so turno

. >> albert and his wife christina were washed away. albert has no home now. nor worse. only he survived. >> i feel terrible. clean badser an issue, already there have been outbreaks of diarrhea. >> there are a number of people effected here. and it probably doesn't seem that many when you compare it to india or some other context. and you are also in a country which is in the bottom 40 in the world. so it has limited infrastructure. >> limited agencies and then the partners are giving support to the relief agencies. >> australia was initially criticized but it's government has increased what it is giving this cargo plane arrived on wednesday night. doctors soldiers and logistic experts were onboard. many who dies were children, one concern is that it will be children too that will bear the brunt of disease, but some the novelty of the new life hasn't yet worn off. but it will fast. andrew thomas, al jazeera, on now to the crisis in ukraine. ex-porters in one of the biggest trading partners are now worried. felicity with more on that story. felicity. >> yes, germany has

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peter albert from mta we're worked closely with the folks and it refreshed the whole muni effort for the first time their now certifying their environmental. we've use our information for the waterfront assessment including the community outreach to rethink the network and they've given us to push the project to perhaps jump start some of the challenges and corrin woods made the point about the fillmore but that thing is jumping out the 22 is launching in terms of how the technology we're beyond that and it's a pilot it's a shuttle between the bart station in the mission up to third street >> thank you. commissioner adams >> aaron you and peter can answer this what's the rate of the congestion in the city and do you expect it to level off or it will level off but what's our projects. >> what we have is really good analysis liz would have been here but shows sick aaron showed the phase one the pilot shows getting at the capacity and the real constraints of the network the transit network and, yes both recreational and local networks including the highwayed and ramps she want to show y

hottest team in the bay area, the oakland athletics, josh is warm up for this one, and first inning, albertis hit hard it's gone and make it 5 to nothing a's in the first inning, and josh you saw him warming up and now going deep. that ball is going to, and that's 7 nothing a's, and things continue to go their way. in the second inning, this guy, this is flat out home run derby ryan. that -- right now, and a's the team with the best record in the american league at 11 and 5. we show home runs, and show the shot in the fifth inning, the a's win this one, 11 to 3. >>> san francisco trying to bounce back from last night's loss to the dodgers. matt cain, and early on the giants had problems. hector can't handle the pass ball then the tyson ross show. former a's player grew up in the oakland area as well. he was hot all night. nine strikeouts on the night, and giants trying to make something of this one in the ninth and brandon knocks this one deep. that ball is gone, and 2-1 with a man on second, sanchez could not be the hero he was earlier this week, and he goes down swinging, giants lose, 2-1

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i tried to play albert the greek and put odds on republicans.ell me why i am wrong. >> anybody's odds are as good as anybody's in such an early stage. looking at your list, i have a couple of observations. my friend was not on there and i have endorsed him. i see jon and a couple of the national governors would all be well positioned to consider. we have talked about this before, they are coming from a statehouse. i think you may be underestimated the current strength of rand paul. he really is building on infrastructure that his father had, strong vote totals in the early primary states. in a country, and electric mood, that is not exactly right or -- >> what about jeb bush? >> i think that is about right. >> i think things are on -- [indiscernible] i agree scott walker and other governors, a strong place. people running out of washington to the republican party understand. somebody like a ted cruz. they become the tea party darling. that is 25%-30% of the electorate. the question, who can consolidate? we should not make additions. this thing g

welcome to the 500 home run club albert pujols. >> he becomes the 26th major league ball player to hit home runs. >> the first inning, here's ellsbury with a fifth two-run double. yanks go on to take the series 9-2. sorry. >> the bruins won, though. >> okay. you got that going for you. >> major league baseball suspending four players after the brawl between the brewers and pirates. carlos gomez is out for three games. the bulls are looking to even their first round series to the wizard. chicago with a double-digit lead in the fourth quarter but washington didn't quit. they force it into overtime with a crazy play. that eventually end up in the hands -- the dunk. he misses the free throw. now it too cold to talk this morning. >> the blackhawks are in the playoffs and they're pretty good. >> all even between the raptors and the nets. they go friday into brooklyn. we'll see what they do with the nets. toronto mayor rob ford was spotted rooting on the hometown raptors. the announcer was not impressed with his seats, twitter wasn't impressed with his jacket. it was a little form fitting. >>

albert 4 96 homer of the great contrary in the third. fourth of the year for him. 2ing in angel. got one back in the fourth. not this hector santiago. one out on the nechbility 8's down awn are. going to disneyland. the 2 run bomb the game winner. the save and come back to win 3-two stanford star was the no. 1 pick in the wfba draft chosen by the connecticut sun. joins sister the also a former no. 1 pick. tomorrow other subject licensing in major pro sports to do that peyton and eli ma manning. 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> that's pret fantastic company to joychbility spectacular company. >> good for her. >> i'm carolyn johnson thanks for joining us tonight. >> we'll be right back. sorry

as a child my hero for walt disney and albert einstein. i basically wanted to be an animator.igh school i didn't know how to proceed. there were no schools for it. >> reporter: he found a job with george lucas looking for a special effects for his "star wars" movies. >> he believed technology would change the industry. no studios believed this at the time. >> reporter: the first time computer graphics were used in a movie in a largely forgettable film. the 1976 movie "future world." that its ed capwe'll hand, animated through a piece of ked he wrote as a student. a building block to much more memorable effects later on. the first time we actually had something of significance was in the second "star wars" movie. the fly-by over the planet. and that really caught people's attention. >> reporter: in his book, creativity inc., he describes lucas' management style as being yoda-like. >> do or do not. there is no -- >> reporter: if lucas was yoda there was an equally powerful force who would soon take his place. >> when steve came and acquired pixar from lucas film it was just afte

mark albert has new information on the investigation into that california bus crash. teri okita spoke to a teenager who was sitting up front. >> at the time i closed my eyes i hear screaming, hear am book, i see fire. >> jeff: and sky-high 401(k) fees, why your fund could be costing you

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albert 4 96 homer of the great contrary in the third. fourth of the year for him. 2ing in angel.ne back in the fourth. not this hector santiago. one out on the nechbility 8's down awn are. going to disneyland. the 2 run bomb the game winner. the save and come back to win 3-two stanford star was the no. 1 pick in the wfba draft chosen by the connecticut sun. joins sister the also a former no. 1 pick. tomorrow other subject licensing in major pro sports to do that peyton and eli ma manning. 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> that's pretty fantastic company to joychbility spectacular company. >> good for her. >> i'm carolyn johnson thanks for joining us tonight. >> we'll be right back. sorry >> we are out of time thanks >>> we are learning new details this morning about last week's bear attack, on a woman in florida, right in her own drive way. >> at one point the woman's head was in the bear's jaws. now she is telling her terrifying tale of how she managed to escape with her life.

albert 4 96 homer of the great contrary in the third. fourth of the year for him. 2ing in angel. got one back in the fourth. not this hector santiago. one out on the nechbility 8's down awn are. going to disneyland. the 2 run bomb the game winner. the save and come back to win 3-two stanford star was the no. 1 pick in the wfba draft chosen by the connecticut sun. joins sister the also a former no. 1 pick. tomorrow other subject licensing in major pro sports to do that peyton and eli ma manning. 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> that's pretty fantastic company to joychbility spectacular company. >> good for her. >> i'm carolyn johnson thanks for joining us tonight. >> we'll be right back. sorry >> we'll be right back. sorry i'm confused >> we are out of time thanks >> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- jason bateman. from "scandal", katie lowes. this week in unnecessary censorship. and music from john legend. with cleto and the cletones. and now, fare not, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you all for coming. i appreciate

the man behind the wheel of that white cargo van is 72-year-old albert urban. he is going the wrong way on the i-25 in new mexico. what you are about to see is the dramatic ending of it. officer jonathan wright has just executed a pit maneuver. you see the van roll, but this incident isn't over. keep watching. >> oh, he keeps going. >> the car continues to move, so officer jonathan wright pulled out his gun and opened fire. mr. irving was shot in the arm. it wasn't a fatal injury, but let me take you to a few minutes before this happened. here you see officer wright turning around in the car. he sees the car going the other way. miraculously no other cars were hit. according to local reports, they say the chase went on for 17 miles. they did use spike strips twice. one tire was blown, but he was still going, and that's when officer wright used a pit maneuver. >> get him up. >> they're telling him turn the car off. they say get him out. it's obviously chaotic because somebody has just opened fire on this driver. why is this guy running? >> you say he is 72 years

and albert pujols of the angels hit two home runs in washington dc to hit 500 runs. that is sports, and we will be right back after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ well i love a rainy night.♪ ♪ i love a rainy night ♪ i love to hear the thunder, watch the lightning ♪ ♪ when it lights up the sky. ♪ ♪ you know it makes me feel good. ♪ ♪ 'cause i love a rainy night.♪ yoplait with flavors the whole family will love. instead, he decided to spene money on his neighbors. hector saw a >> a boy in texas was saving for a big toy. >> instead, he spent the money on his neighbor. eight-year-old hector saw a story on the news about a mother and daughter who died in a house fire. so he took the money and he bought smoke detecters to give away. >> i was saving the $300 for a ps4, but i thought saving live more important. >> hector is passionate about things when he gets it in his mind to do something. >> wow, hector has installed nearly 100 smoke detecters. >> incredible little boy. i love that story. well david letterman is next with stephen colbert. >> have a great night. ( band playing