>> yes. >> heather pratt's past plays out in the courtroom.  >>> heather pratt admits to having victimizedy. though we've requested we not show their faces they are in court today. pratt must not only face them but the judge who has to sentence her. >> first and foremost, i take full responsibility for my actions. i want to apologize to my family for destroying their life for the things i've done. i can't change those things but all i can do is work harder to try to find out what is going on in me and heal. >> pratt spends the next 20 minutes finishing her statement and answering questions from the judge. >> and taking your parents at their word, apparently this is the fourth time that you've victimized them financially? >> yes. >> i'm assuming at this point while you've been incarcerated, they've been taking care of your children? >> yes, sir. >> finally, the judge is ready to hand down sentence. >> miss pratt, i know you are able to maintain periods of sobriety and i don't doubt that there are programs locally that can help you. but, again, you have multiple felonies. you've victimized y

pratt has recently found out she's not pregnant.lity i did have a miscarriage because i've had some signs of that. >> part of me accepted the fact that i probably did. all things happen for a reason. >>> coming up -- >> awesome day. the countdown to 13 hours and i'm out of this hell hole. brian's release day arrives. >> heather pratt races for a nerve-racking court appearance. >> my parents will be there. it's going to be hard to see my mom and dad today. i'm j-a-n-e and i have copd. i'm d-a-v-e and i have copd. i'm k-a-t-e and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way my volunteering. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups that last several days and require oral steroids, antibiotics, or hospital stay. breo is not for asthma. breo contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. breo won't replace

pratt has recently found out she's not pregnant.ns of that. >> part of me accepted the fact that i probably did. all things happen for a reason. >>> coming up -- >> awesome day. the countdown to 13 hours and i'm out of this hell hole. >> abendroth's release day arrives. and heather pratt races for a nerve-racking court appearance. >> my parents will be there. it's going to be hard to see my mom and dad today. who's this little guy? that's birney. oh, i bet that cone gives him supersonic hearing. watch what you say around him. i've been talking a lot about his procedure... (whispering) what? get our everyday price match guarantee plus a $100 rebate on 4 select tires from your tire experts. chevy certified service. life with crohn's disease ois a daily game of "what if's". what if my abdominal pain and cramps end our night before it even starts? what if i eat the wrong thing? what if? what if i suddenly have to go? what if? but what if the most important question is the one you're not asking? what if the underlying cause of your sympt

to my constituents and the military leadership as they conduct their investigations in a very del pratt and careful way, -- deliberate way, not jumping to conclusions but seeing this thing through to the very end, as i know they will and we will. but i look forward to only the breathing -- briefing with general milley, and speaking to the first responders who dealt with this as professionals, and then look forward to having a chance with general milley to visit wounded and perhaps help comfort some of the families of those who are fallen. with that, be happy to take a few questions. [inaudible question] >> i'll wait until the investigate confirmed that. i have some reports to that effect but don't have confirmation. yes, sir. [inaudible question] >> no. he was transferred to fort hood from fort bliss, assigned to a unit at fort bliss, texas, reclassified into another mos while he was at fort bliss help was an infantryman and reconfident into vehicle operator and came to forthood. he was not transferred here to be assigned to the wdu. [inaudible question] >> no. that's not the reason why

pratt said on wednesday. his admission came in a petition filed by shane thompson. the site stands as the bcci to sit in his estimation. the bcci president ends in september and i'm sure the route to complete it the rules of evidence against them the end of the seaside constitution. the indian president cheney the center of a quote the second scene from contention in the sun has been moved by the breadth of content. the city to dispatch fixing turn the sixth edition of the ipa last. the recommendation on the inside of them couldn't eat some rice could improve the odds and the government to continue as chief samantha's no fluke. then monday edition of the teens had selected in the coming for the coast. the us. she's the kind of investigation to be done and to send me out the bcci to be better not bcci which is due to time it was going to be tabled on the depth of the extent of god and his agency did the bad he died to sin in iraq so sad and that's good but god in the heat that being gay. she doesn't decide to be the first chairman of the driest of disaster cricket co

. >> talking about curating, how do we make crowd sourcing more pratt and innovative moving forward? >> we have seen reputation systems, so the more in say a process for lego, the more you get points, the ideas that you've submitted. and how other people use those ideas. amazon reviews, the more, the more useful reviews, and you have a list of the top 100 amazon reviewers, and that shows up in other domains, and it's not that anyone gets to say that an idea is good. but it's that the top maybe 5% get to say that. >> so dr. lickerman, we have a minute left. i want to get back to this idea of personal crowd sourcing, and every time i go in the cafe, it's next to impossible for the cashier to total my bill with his or her mind to give me the change back. but do you ever get concerns that our independence is going to soften our ability to critically think. >> yeah, i do. it's easier for other people to do it for us, especially when there's so much knowledge that no one person could master it all. and it's very easy to follow the temptation that there's some other person out there that we

spending create the conditions conducive to folding clothes in one instance the fifty two million telekom pratt was tweaked for the state department in favor of and police spokeswoman of the deal with a hundred million dollars was mismanaged him even given by the contracting officer apparently. nevertheless when peace and freedom puppet older she believes corporations of such depth and share the cash into. is not being widely reported because someone has probably got to private corporations that are paid to do the dirty work for the united states government the us government is actually now involved in having contracts in various countries around the world particularly war torn countries countries in which we have military operations center the cia contractors that peace and freedom party does not believe we should happily believe we should not be supporting imperialism and other countries the sons of washington's involvement of the nation's affairs keep popping up it's already been caught as they would be anti social network for cuba would talk about a few days ago the day with some disgruntle

streets of yangon, what's happening is probably pretty similar, a tableau of car speakers, but also a prattin the hopes of jacking up your karma. money trees are paraded around pinwood cash donations for months. free bang wets and feasts are held. many moments of spiritual reflection. the majority of people here practice tera vata buddhism, the oldest most conservative form of the religion which, simply put, asserts that existence is pretty much a continuous cycle of suffering through birth, death and rebirth. >> very noisy. very noisy, yes. >> the morningstar teahouse where i've come for several years, the must-have bone deep, la pet tuk. the salad of fermented leaves, i know, it doesn't sound good, but you would be wrong to think that. take the fermented tea leaves, add cabbage, tomatoes and lots of crunchy bits, season with lime and fish sauce. this is absolutely delicious. >> you like it? >> oh, yes. >> yes, yes, fantastic. >> simple, delicious, things not to be taken for granted if you've been out of joint like this guy, zanzi. >> this happens again and again for us in myanmar. >> almo

heartfelt and deep sympathies to the family, friends and loved ones of those who died," and he expresses prattsday -- gratitude for the work of emergency personnel. fedex says "our thoughts and prayers are with everyone of involved in the accident and we are cooperating fully with authorities as they investigate." we continue to follow the story onair and on-line and you can follow this reporting on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> the woman who claims do have been raped by an off-duty police officer recorded the incident office aning arrested three weeks later by which on drunk drive charges. the officer, 38, did not enter a plea when he appeared this court last month and is now free on bail to turn next month to court. the prosecution does not disspew the d.u.i. arrest may have spurred her to report the assault but they say the case again the officer is supported by d.n.a. and other evidence. >> there are renewed hopes that the black box from the missing malaysia airlines plane will be find. authorities are very confident several signals detected in the past week are coming from the flight data a

the russian pratt vladimir putin says he entire internet is something but a cia project. why the former kgb guy about to do? stay tuned. the day we rescued riley, was a truly amazing day. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. for over 18 years we've helped people take care of the things that matter most. join today at angieslist.com >>> ukraine's fighting back and russia is responsibling in a big way. officials in kiev said ukrainian fors killed as many as five, quit, terrorists, while storming three pro-russian checkpoints. the russians have come into ukraine and set up checkpoint and taken over buildings and ukraine has had enough. at one checkpoint militants burned barricades made of car tires to create a smoke screen against ukrainian helicopters. all of this just north of a city that pro-russian forces now occupy. militants there say they are ready to repel any ukrainian attack, and, quote, we will defend ourselves to our last drop of blood in another eastern ukrainian town, ukrainian officials say they've

the reaction from south korean's pratt.tain waited for half hour after the first distress call before he ordered passengers to evacuate. he was one of the first persons to abandon ship. more than 85 people confirmed dead and 220 others his listed as missing. today crews brought more than two dozen bodies to show. meantime, south korean media-reporting the captain made this video, saying the ferry is the savest form of transportation as long as the passengers listen to the crew's instructions. the captain and members of the crew are under arrest. they decide not tell people to go to the life rafts. >> just in, an update on the shooting at a federal courthouse. fox 13 in salt lake city is reporting the judge declared a mistrial in the case because jurors are obviously shaken up after the shooting in the courthouse. fox 13 reports homeland security officials lifted the crime scene tape and appears court will be back in regular session this afternoon. federal officials say a u.s. marshal shot this defendant several times in the

. >> reporter: in 2012, american joe pratt struggled with the lack of oxygen at such a high he have lagsverest and survives is lucky. >> 444 have been approved to climb this year guided by sherpas. >>> coming up, she says she still has not decided if she's going to run for president. hillary clinton will talk about the hard choices that she's made. >>> he was in charge of tracking down the suspects in the marathon bombing. i go back to the scene of the crime with the former police commissioner who shares some secrets and the manhunt coming up. hey kevin...still eating chalk for hearburn? yea. try alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heart burn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. alka-seltzer fruit chews. enjoy the relief! at your ford dealer think? they think about tires. and what they've been through lately. polar vortexes, road construction, and gaping potholes. so with all that behind you, you might want to make sure you're safe and in control. ford technicians are ready to find the right tires for your vehicle. get up to $120 in mail-in reba

relationship with united technologies, our largest employer, where they're going to continue to locate pratthitney engine in east hartford, build a new engineering center and be there for at least 15 years while they're producing some of the greatest engines ever made for the airline industry. we have disparity in income. a large part of our population is from fairfield county, where i'm from. a lot of those folks make a lot of money. it's not unusual to see where you have high income to have a high tax collection. but the reality is that we're cutting taxes this year. we're also giving taxpayers a refund. we've taken the state from $3.6 billion deficit, which is where it was when i was elected to a $5 million refund. on july 1st we'll have $550 million back in the rainy day fund. i want to lower taxes and we're beginning that process as we speak here in the state of connecticut. we've already lowered some taxes even last year. we're going to be aggressive about holding down taxes, making sure government is more efficient. one of the things i've been able to do while i was governor is to low

the pentagon projected the cost per jet to again rise, in part due to the pratt and whitney engine, butoverrt costs may be lower than expected. i was in ft. worth last week and at eglin where pilots are test flying it. the first com bad-ready version should be flying next year assuming no more delays. the colonel is putting the jet through its paces. how confident are you? you like that sound. >> i do. >> from a pilot's perspective, how confident are you that it's going to work as promised? >> very confident. >> they're still working on the confident. but anything comes out. when apple and ibm build new computers, they have to work through software things. we're working through the same thing, and i'm confident the entire team can put together a very good airplane. >> over the next 25 years, you'll see that next month. there are no two-seat trainers. you go from the simulator to solo in the aircraft. tyler, back to you. >> you have got to have some confidence to do that. >> well, i think if you're a fighter pilot, you've got some confidence. >> that's right. let's britain in jim iuorio for

of course, the pro russian pratt separatists are beating the drum of wanting a referendum of sort, aote in the eastern part of the country to turn eastern ukraine into its own country or become part of russia. obviously, kelly, we'll have to see if the ukrainian government agrees to that or if they go ahead and have that election on their own. and then what the ukrainians and russians do with the result. back to you. >> yeah. leland, we appreciate you showing us exactly what the ukrainians are trying to defend themselves. we appreciate you reporting from donetsk, ukraine. leland vittert, thank you. >>> five troops have been killed in a british helicopter crash in southern afghanistan near the pakistan border and makes it the deadliest day this year for coalition forces. troops are preparing to withdraw, of course, from afghanistan at the end of this year. and there's no word yet on the nationalities of those killed. in a text message, though, the taliban is claiming they shot down the helicopter. nato is investigating. ♪ >>> and you're looking live. live pictures right now from t vat

. >> reporter: the ferry captain answering a question consuming hundreds of dense pratt relatives, why would you order passengers to stay on a sinking ship? "the current was very high and the water temperature was cold and if you had not worn a life jacket or even if you had worn one, if you got off the boat with no judgment, you would have been swept very far away" he says. the captain is handcuffed, arrested on five different charges, including abandoning ship and causing bodily injury resulting in death according to south korean news agency. in this newly released video, you can see the captain right after he was rescued from his own sinking ship. while hundreds of others were left behind. in the eyes of many here in south korea he's public enemy number one. prosecutors reveal the captain wasn't on the bridge when the boat began to sink, but still hold him responsible for, quote, failing to slow down while sailing the narrow route and making the turn excessively. also released radio traffic between the ferry and authorities. the first sign of distress came in at 8:55 a.m. local time

so four des pratt families only add to their agony because i want to show you this.eir knees praying, sobbing, pegging for answers at a prayer vigil today. they have endured 43 days offing a any. we will talk about the search here for evidence for wreckage, for something. and the families legal plight. but, rob, i want to begin with you, here, you know, when you hear about the news from the malaysian transport officials saying maybe they will bring in more underwater drones, maybe additional auvs? when you hear that, is that a sign of hope that they are honing in on the right spot or no? >> i think it's important that you always have a plan a but life gets more interesting when you get to plan b and the work starts at plan c. we need to continue with the pinger investigations. we should also be planning on plan b which is if this doesn't pan out and we need to go out to a broader area. which are more strategic and widespread in their abilities. >> you are an expert in so many days bringing up precisely that. the towed -- tell me what it is again? >> sonar -- side sca

creator and producer of the annual international women's history month literary festival in enough pratt free library in baltimore. there is so much more about her. you have to promise me. i won't read any more if you promise to read about her. is that a deal? could we welcome my friend and a person you'll have a pleasure hearing moderate today, linda duncans. [applause] >> afternoon, everybody. thank you for making time out of your day to spend with us. as you've heard, this panel is the state of publishing, a 2014 odyssey. in my mind, we just might as well call it a 2014 space odyssey. we all know the publishing industry is in major flux. however, we are dealing with some of the same opportunities and challenges as we were during the very first national black writers conference. it still is a wonderful trip. the publishing landscape is a strange and beautiful combination of culture, commerce and art. another commerce, the 12th national black writers conference is as you have heard black writers reconstruct in the master narrative. it is vitally important that we continue to build our p

to breathe through low-cost continuous airway pressure devices that came from rice university, the prattuch, from the duke school of biomedical engineering. women can take that, go to their homes, and when they give birth a qantas before and one the child after and prevent the transmission of aids from a mother to a child without being in an assisted medical environment. those reduce the cost of saving kids' lives, mothers' lives. >> also improves the customer would do in direct health services in these countries, dealing with babies that are affected. >> that is exactly right. we have also found that companies across the country and the world have been eager to partner with us. walmart has joined and is working with us to reach farmers throughout sub-saharan africa. unilever and procter & gamble are providing packets of material that allow us to purify water in places like burma. they are donating those, but also helping us reach hard-to-reach communities where too many children die just because the water is impure and has micro organism's in it. these public-private partnerships, coupl

the cast is -- bob odendirk, kate walsh, oliver pratt. >> martin freeman. >> if i have forgotten anyonench of great people. and i feel really honored to be a part of it, frankly. and the network has just been amazing. it kind of feels like the early '90s to the late '90s when the independent film boom happened. it feels like that in television. >> you want to come to social square with me? our viewers have been weighing in. as we walk over, your character, lorne malvo. you alluded to the fact he might not be the best character in town. how does he relate to your character in "slingblade"? >> he looks different. that's for sure. they both have some -- >> redeeming? >> yeah. qualities. >> ready? here we go. this is from a viewer. >> all right. how do you think your motion picture body of work and experience will translate to the small screen, billy bob? >> this was like making a ten-hour independent film. it didn't feel a lot different than what i've done all along. television is where a lot of the great stuff for adults is happening right now. it really, it just felt like making a long m

investment and education by hundreds of billions in higher education as discussed with deep cuts to killed pratt grants that makes it owns more expensive. that does not open up more opportunities for americans you can afford the tuition that is great but everybody else we will make them harder brough so i will put up a chart. with that long term structural deficit issues to a huge joke of your savings the way that most republicans are counterproductive. i heard the chairman said we have already cut in half of discretionary spending of that seed corn left to go for the longer-term retirements. but this budget has a dramatic cut with the love zero other investment united states historically through republican and democratic presidents. the reason why is because we want to compete and to stay there. with those investments people say are it important. now we have a budget that cuts in non-defense discretionary $750 billion below where chairman rogers said was unsustainable. let's talk about those other issues. the long-term deficit? please read reforms than revenue there was something else that we s

to breathe through low-cost continuous airway pressure devices that came from rice university, the pratt puch, from the duke school of biomedical engineering. women can take that, go to their homes, and when they give birth a qantas before and one the child after and prevent the transmission of aids from a mother to a child without being in an assisted medical environment. those reduce the cost of saving kids' lives, mothers' lives. >> also improves the customer would do in direct health services in these countries, dealing with babies that are affected. and also reduces the cost. >> that is exactly right. we have also found that companies across the country and the world have been eager to partner with us. walmart has joined and is working with us to reach farmers throughout sub-saharan africa. unilever and procter & gamble are providing packets of material that allow us to purify water in places like burma. they are donating those, but also helping us reach hard-to-reach communities where too many children die just because the water is impure and has micro organism's in it. these publi

think they are and then the crew will go away the research team and they'll say you know this is pratt's go this doesn't work because it's the wrong season this animals actually moved to this other world and then moved build a show around you had a species of spider named after you yeah i was lucky enough to be in laos. a year or two ago and i was with a biologist who he and i were collecting spiders outside a cave and he said if i find something in this new you can name it because if you find something you know allowed to name after yourself as a folk in the biology world so a couple months later he said it was a new species do you want to name it the dominic spider and i said oh no name it the monahan spider so that's called immortality you were star wars from that you were a viewer of early star wars were fanatic about it you have a huge star wars fan. you know i was born in seventy six a came out in seventy seven time i was five or six i got warts and passed right back first then watched star wars and when i watched harrison ford play indiana jones i realized it was a job and that's

have been saying there's no revenue growth go look at the united technologies, the number, how strong prattey, these are revenue stories. lockheed martin not a revenue story, defense. those who say there's no revenue growth. i'm calling them out here. empirically they've been wrong. only through about -- we have -- very small part of the earnings season so far but the reeve new beats are extraordinary. the united technologies doing incredibly well. they bought a company but they are on fire. i like them. >> a good one to mention. you mention lmt, 287 beats 253. they see pentagon spending declining 6% this year. they bought back so many shares not the point. >> they keep buying back stock. it's a cash machine. some of our allies are feeling you know what we got to start defending ourselves. i think one of the subtle issues behind the defense contractors is you know what the united states may not be the warrior for the world. some of these other countries have to bulk up. lockheed martin good quarter. houston doing a great job. doesn't seek any publicity. she's welcome on our show. >> alan mu