then through the ap and into the herald. also, you see stanton, who is the secretary of war, giving his official dispatches. and they are recounted in the paper as well. so stanton would go to the war telegraph office and dispense information officially coming from the government. and then the newspapers would report that as well. i can't purport to know precisely what people's reactions were, not being there, but certainly there are report and subsequent editions of frenzy and despair. this was a much beloved figure leader, in parts of this country. and so, there were certainly a bit of worry and mayhem. in addition to that, because of other reports that the secretary of state had been killed when he , was not killed -- he was severely injured. there was uncertainty as to whether this was an attack on this nation from an act of terrorism, a foreign attack, was it some greater plot that was going to result in murder of other individuals in the government? it was unclear, especially just coming off the civil war what exactly

so relied heavily on the ap, lawrence gobright. the official dispatches from stanton, secretary of war. as we keep moving to the day they look to other sources. they look to, i think there are reports from the evening "post" and the "daily chronicle" which are local d.c. papers. where we get reports of the crime scene, which is some interesting information that comes out of "the chronicle." then we get the notes from the doctor at the bedside, which "the herald" gets from the "washington star." not in a malicious way. maybe not overly collaborative but certainly it was with permission. the report from the chronicle, "the star," so the information is getting out because that is seen as the most critical thing. in the final edition, we get reports of not just mourning which we know is going on, but people celebrating. it was still -- the civil war was over and there were still divisiveness within the nation. and not just among the conspirators and booth. there were others who were apparently happy to see the end of lincoln. there wer

this year 30 students are taking ap english 4 exam. before shanna arrived the number was exactly zero. her impact reaches beyond the classroom. english as a second language, students write bilingual books for kids and record lessons refugee families can access online. her ap students hit the streets of amarillo on public health campaigns, research science on gratitude, too. as a school instructional coach and literacy trainer for the district, shanna helps other teachers learn how to better teach reading or writing. for some of her colleagues they say she's a godsend. one principal said he was sinking until shanna came to his rescue. often uses the tale of hansel and gretel to finish the school year, a story of how we can be our own heroes, find our way out of the forest. shanna's students have gone on to be ivy league, won prestige is scholarships but more importantly, many found their way out of the forest into new and better chapters of their lives. they figured out a way to carve a path for themselves in large part because of her.

. >>> gunman tonight shot ape critically injured a security guard at headquarters of the census bureaurban washington. police then chased the gun man in the district, and, according to officials, shot him in the head on east street northeast. at alleged gunman is now dead. the all clear has been sounded, at the census bureau. >>> investigators are trying to determine the cause of the town house fire in who will an, bucks county tonight. fire fighters were called to the 200 block of payne court shortly after 8:00 o'clock. when they arrived flames were shooting through the the roof. fortunately, nobody was injured but a neighboring town home was damage. >>> we now have the opportunity to see exactly what happened during and after the traffic stop, that ended with a police officer in south carolina shooting a a fleeing suspect in the back. "action news" reporter sharrie williams is live from the satellite center tonight. as we have reported, sharrie the fired officer michael slager now charged with murder is a native of mount laurel, new jersey. >> reporter: yes, indeed he has ties to sou

. >> the skunk apes stand about this tall. about 6, 6 1/2-foot tall and they look a lot like what people describe as a bigfoot. >> and bigfoot photographic proof of the skunk ape is a bit sketchy. and mere mention of him makes park biologists roll their eyes. how do you know that's not just a good old boy in a monkey suit messing with you? >> that's not even a remote possibility that someone would have come in there in the month of july in a gorilla suit, it would have been impossible. and i'm pretty savvy. >> it takes commitment, but yeah wow, the payoff. just look, they're making a killing on skunk ape hot sauce. >> nothing surprises you here in south florida. >> yeah, understatement of the month, dave. one huge surprise is just how much this marshy water means, though, not just to gators and birds, but to gator fans and snow birds. rudy and i have a lot of daily rituals. namaste. stay. taking care of our teeth is one of them. when i brush my teeth, he gets a milk-bone brushing chew. just another way to keep ourselves health

of ap teachers. i'm going to do one. i'm supposed to tape something for 20 minutes that the whole civil war era. i'm not sure this will actually be very valuable. they have people doing different eras and problems. to just excite teachers i guess. help them out. he told me on the phone everywhere they go now with ap, koch brothers funded staff of people show up to denounce them. why? why? well, it turns out the right wing -- answer for yourselves. the right wing in america apparently believes history matters. hurray. but they believe that what is at stake is somehow the moral character of american young people. their sense of their belief in america. their sense of a triumphant country. it is more than bothersome. it's depressing. it is debilitating, demoralizing as a teacher. when you know you can turn kids on. with real stories. some have triumphant endings and some don't. you know how you got turned on. a quick story, i remember for five years ago. the annual meeting in new york, a fantastic organ

have got the rain heavier at times depending where you begin and end your trip and spray off the cars ape trucks in front have of you looking live at the blue route there right here near ridge. southbound i-95 delays from cottman avenue down through to girard, morning rush hour underway and then watch for volume down toward girard avenue whereas get up to that construction zone it is tough to see those lane markers especially in center city where they set up the new traffic pattern last night. 422, eastbound, watch for delays from collegeville in toward the trooper road interchange. working your waste into kop. spring fling ready. >> ready. >> we're live all day long from lansdale. >> yes. >> lansdale train station. >> boom. >> railroad plaza. >> smoke house tavern. and guess who will be here. >> this has mike written all over it. >> five and 6:00 i will be at expect house tavern. >> a at 5:00 and 6:00 i will be at fairmount firehouse, all right. lots of fun all day long. >> no library. >> no i owe too much money on those books, it would be an issue and take away from the fun event we wer

kids need to be in class preparing for ap tests and end of the year exams. and we are in our smarter balance test window. it is bad that we lose a day of instruction but safety comes first. >> reporter: and also, i just checked in with milpitas pd, they have not found anything that's suspicious. to give you some perspective milpitas unit has not received a bomb threat in daek kad. they're not taking anything lightly. i have never heard anything like this happening before. we want to mention near by, thomas russell an middle school are not affected by this. families will be notified by e-mails and calls of what the plans are tomorrow. we'll keep you posted. >>> all right thank you. uc berkeley students held in a sit in this morning in front of the chancellor's office about fossil fuel. the group wants to hold a meeting with the chons ler to get the university to diverse from fossil fuel. the goal is to speak out against fossil fuel. no decisions was made so now fossil-- >> so what we are looking at is their entire portfolio of $90 billion totaled. $10 billion

so, folks getting to the left ape right those kid will be late for school this morning.e 42 freeway, heavy rain stopped but road are still wet and expect delays coming towards the city. brideberg lights out torresdale and harbison traffic lights are completely out so it is a four way stop hoping we can get an officer there on the scene. same deal on the boulevard at masher traffic lights are out and still flooded on brooklawn circle which is route 130 and 47 coming together. the mass transit looking good and just check with the airport so far so good at philly international mike and alex, back to you. >>> 6:36. police in williamstown are reviewing surveillance video after an elderly man and his wife suffered a terrifying home invasion. >> it happened at their home on herbert boulevard last friday. the the victim spoke exclusively to us. jenny has their story from monroe township. police department. jenny? >> reporter: good morning mike and alex. six five-year old man an his six three-year old wife said they were tortured for two hours early friday morning by two masked m

ap has been reinstated in the league after being on the commissioner's exempt list since september. peterson pled no condition test to child abuse charges after beating his son too severely. ap is free to go back to work to minnesota, although it doesn't seem like he wants to be a viking anymore. >>> say hello to the nhl playoffs, stitched and ugly rangers/penguins game one, power play, ryan mcdonough with the one timer rangers win two-one. that is sports in a minute. i'm sean bell. >>> throw back thursday. >> yes. >> today we're going to have a huge flash back friday. >> okay it is over the years. we want to see your prom pictures. >> right. >> this picture here from annmarie. >> yeah, look at that hair. >> look at that hair. >> thanks for end is ago this in. you can send us your prom photos, use facebook instagram twitter whatever social media site you have but you have to use the hash tag fox flash back friday. >> say that ten times back. >> fox flash back friday. >> fox flash back friday. >> your prom pictures, did you send your prom picture to tom louden. >> i sent two, junior

. >>> the the choice between disposable ape reusable shopping bags could soon be a pricey decision. new legislation would require philadelphia's stores to charge customers a fee for every bag used to hall goods home. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live, with the details on this todd? >> reporter: well, jessica the city of philadelphia goes by a number of different nicknames most commonly we are referred to as the city of brotherly love. another not so nice nickname is filth iadele fee a scenes like this one will, that is the the reason why. 5 cents per bag a nickel tax on nearly every disposable bag you get is the idea philadelphia city councilman mark. >> if you needed ten bags in the purchase it will cost five you sent extra for your shopping. >> reporter: with litter blocking city street, garbage piled on the ground and even plastic bags hanging on trees the councilman wants to clean up the city. nickel bag tax applies to both paper and plastic would be used for an anti litter campaign and enforcement. >> 5 cents per bag. >> i didn't know that, i usually carry a reus

the ap monitoring these events in asia said at the central tokyo store, only 75 lottery tickets were handed out. a live picture in palo alto, if you were watching us earlier you know they had a black tarp up on the windows. the tarp is down. we see employees in there. you can see the apple watch table. it's the second one in. all the devise are under the glass. so if you have one of those appointments you just come in and try on the watch. and then of course you have to place the order online and you'll be able to pick it up later this month. live in palo alto, mark sayre, kpix 5. >>> homeless advocates camped out overnight in downtown berkeley. members of about 40 religious congregations organized the evented to call for better treatment of the homeless in berkeley. they are concerned about beating of two homeless men by a member of the berkeley ambassador program and upset about proposals they say will criminalize the homeless instead of helping them. >> it's shameful that the city hasn't been able to come to grips and solve this problem. >> protestors spent the night at berkeley's

nothing the ap asked is unreasonable.or him not to be prepared to answer a question about exceptions for abortions but this was beyond my sense of just quickly this would happen. if he does not become a strong candidate, this is the problem. >> if you are lecturing journalists about their business there's a saying don't pick fights with people who buy ink by the barrel. lecturing or collects is not a way to win over the press or voters. there is this abortion thing, which is not about thinness of skin is about unpreparedness. you're ruining -- running for the republican nomination and you have ambiguity on one of the defining issues. you must have it answer button down and deal to give it in 35 seconds. he can answer that question. it goes to temperament, but also the preparedness. >> if he has changed his position, just explain it. i think most people would find it refreshing. he can't pretend that he is not subject to the rules of political journalism. and voters, which says you need to explain yourself. the fact that h

the ap does. that's about it. that makes it more dangerous for them. they can only earn what they get paid and the pay levels are pretty miserable. they don't have the money to buy a $600 flex jacket or take -- $600 flak jacket or take a personal safety course. and they don't have anybody when they get in trouble, like i did, too get them out. i am encouraged by our industry's move to accept the moral responsibility for the embedded journalists that they buy stories from. mort: a group of organizations kind of spearheaded by david has put together a list of things that journalists ought to know before they get out there and things we ought to know the four-week -- we ought to know back home. one of the main ones was that news organizations that use the services of journalists should be responsible for them. there will be questions. if you don't mind, we would like you to write them down. if you have a question and write it down, we will have plenty of time for that. david: let me say two things. a journalist recently wrote a book about all these issues

now, john pal i received the ap coach of the year award. surprise, surprise, did you have any doubt. kentucky is currently 30 and the best start ever in seeking the first undefeated season since indiana in 1976. coach cal i guess he wants another one. a great story for equality. the national football league hired its first female official. sarah thompson. she was a division one college referee before this since 2007. and she is used to breaking ground here. she was the first female to obfuscate a bowl game. finally nfl is catching up. they have female officials. it's great that nfl is stepping up. make sure you tune in tonight for fox 29 news at 10. a police chase like you've never seen before. a buffalo on the run in a neighborhood, giving police a run for their money. the animal's bold move that helped launch his escape. that's coming up at 10. that's it for us here at 6:00. have a great night. inside edition is up next. thanks for watching. back by popular demand! it's steak and lobster at outback. try our new coconut lobster or classic

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descending the rock, whether you like it or not, you'll meet the famous apes of gibraltar. 200 of thesef-makers entertain tourists. and with all the visitors, they're bold, and they get their way. yeah? you can have it. you can -- you can -- you can -- here on the rock of gibraltar, the locals are very friendly, but give them your apples. legend has it that as long as these apes are here, the british will stay in gibraltar. >> memphis, tennessee. it has been written, if music were religion, then memphis would be jerusalem and sun studio its most sacred shrine. and you are here. with jarrod dickenson. >> my name is jarrod dickenson. i'm here at the legendary sun studio and i will be playing a few songs with david grove and lee grove. i'm originally from waco, texas, now based in brooklyn, new york. i would say your g

never seen a white ape before. so they ran away. eventually, one who i named david graybeard began to lose his fear. >> opened the door for me. >> how did you gain their trust? >> patience, wearing the same colored clothes all the time, pretending i wasn't interested in them. you said you had a dark side. safety. >> i didn't know they had a dark side back then although i must say after they lost their fear, they became a bit belligerent and treated me as though i was, you know, a predator and screamed at me. when a male chimp stands up right with his hair brist ling, he is about so big, they are creatures. >> it seems like a real challenge to have put yourself in their world. did you see it as a challenge? >> i saw it as just my dreams come true and there was a strong, you know, because everybody laughed at louis leake and told him he was stupid and everything, so i really, really wanted to prove that that he was stupid and i wanted to do it. you? >> i don't know. i wish i was alives alive. i think he saw somebody who was very deter

legend has it that as long as these apes are here, the british will stay in gibraltar. ♪ >> memphis,ennessee. it has been written, if music were religion, then memphis would be jerusalem and sun studio its most sacred shrine. and you are here with the local saints! ♪ and i love you ♪ and will be okay ♪ oh, >> hey, i'm jamie. >> and i'm rob. >> we are with the local saints. i play bass and sing. >> my name is chad and i do percussion. and there's zach walton who does keys and billy smartho

the ap had a piece on the quiet scheming between camps of one-time mentor and protege bush and rubio.hen the drudge report picked up the headline that bush allies were allegedly spreading negative information about the young florida senator. then rubio's campaign manager wrote a memo referring to the ap report, telling the team not to take the bait. then, the national review public of memo. got all that? this is a flareup in what is going to be a long war of oppo. who is going to have the best dark art research team? mark: it takes an aggressive, well-funded campaign to do sophisticated opposition research. i've been talking to a lot of people on all sides and some people not affiliated with the campaign. bush, rubio, walker and cruz i think have a will be particularly strong in doing the nuts and bolts research of what it be done to find out about your opposition. the florida thing is interesting because the bush people are obviously well wired and order. if they're going to have to take out rubio, they're going to have to use their context to dig into his time as speaker and his tim

it will go to ape the full senate expected to get the support of a veto proof majority. i ran reacting to the vote. i spoke to a senior iranian diplomat. we only deem with the administration. and expect it to deliver by any method it deems appropriate. j >> we can point to yet another sign of warming relations between the united states and cuba. >> president obama asked congress to remove the country from the list of nations that support terrorism. he met last weekend with raul castro at summit of americas in panama. >> congress has 45 days to try to mount a challenge to, barack obama's decision to remove cuba from the terror list. even if they were to do that though, we are not sure there is political will to do so. suppose they do. that resolution, to removal, block. it is all but assured. barring some unforeseen event. cuba will be taking off the terror list. then obama will tell the congress he wants to open an emfa see in havana. he will have 15 days to notify congress. then after that, it is really up to the diplomatic process, four months of negotiations. we are g

police say victim didn't know her store's code so it is here that the suspects turned into petty thieves ape used victim's atm card one of two times. finally the suspect dropped the victim here in the wooded area near darby cemetery. >> i just want to let her know that i'm glad that me and my brother-in-law were able to help her out and that she's safe and home and my hearties with her. >> reporter: police are still searching for more surveillance video this morning. they are hoping someone's video catch that he is van's license plate. if you know these three suspect or men or seen these van give police a call. we're reporting live outside philadelphia police headquarters jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> south carolina police officer faces murder charges for shooting death of the unarmed motorist after a traffic stop and this confrontation was caught on camera. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins with us that video and how officials are moving forward with this case nicole good morning. >> reporter: very disturbing video to show you here. three three-year old north cha

. >> lenamies a good school ape still is a good school. i could never imagine that. >> reporter: former neighbor to slager ed thomas find it hard to make a connection between slager's alleged actions and his upbringing. >> grew up in a nice house with nice people. >> reporter: slager's have moved but they were good neighbors and michael slager a polite kid. >> like you know somebody and you just can't believe that it happen. it is a shame. no response so we reached out to the lenape district. they are on break on line, there is lots of discussion along the alumni from lenape high school. live, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, two teenage boys from delaware remain in critical condition after their family was exposed to the pesticide on vacation in the virgin island. >> uj justice department is investigating whether terminix used that pesticide illegally to fume gade that condo below their. asal zapped contract hoff discovered that very pesticide is being stored and used in mass quantity, right here in our area. in 2004 osha cited

the ap does. that's about it. that makes it more dangerous for them.n only earn what they get paid and the pay levels are pretty miserable. they don't have the money to buy a $600 flak jacket or take a personal safety course. and they don't have anybody when they get in trouble, like i did, to spend seven years trying to get you out. they are out there by themselves. i am encouraged by our industry's move to accept the moral responsibility for the embedded journalists that they buy stories from. dr. rosenblum: thank you for that, terry. there are two things before i moved to david. one of that is a group of organizations kind of spearheaded by david has put together a list of things that journalists ought to know before they get out there and things we ought to know back home. one of the main ones was that news organizations that use the services of journalists should be responsible for them. the second thing i wanted to say was there will be questions. if you don't mind, we would like you to write them down. we have some really kind volunteers running

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ap is now reporting officials have logged nearly 270 breaches since 2004.u.s. airports. ap reports the number may not come close to the actual number because official at airports in new york city and boston refuse release records. it also reports to other airports it survey eddied not -- it surveyed did not have data. the ap started an investigation after a 15-year-old storeway from from california to hawai'i in the wheel well of a jet trace gallagher is live in the west coast news hub. what? 200 what? >> 268 and several other high-profile breaches including in 2010 when a 16-year-old is thought to have climbed a tree that actually hung of the perimeter at charlotte douglas airport and made his way into the wheel well of a jet heading to boston. he fell out when the gear was lowered for learning, his body was found in a boston suburb. last year, a man dug a tunnel under a fence at orlando international and climbed into the wheel well of a jetblue plane. in 2006, a phoenix pilot told air traffic controllers he almost struck a man while he was taking off. the

this ap report found, from january 2004 to january of this year, there were 37 perimeter breaches at fso. the philadelphia airport was second on that list with 25 breaches, followed by lax with 24. and then, down to the south bay, manetta san jose airport rounded out the top five with 18 security breaches. you'll remember that's a teenager jumped a perimeter fence last year, and stowed away inside a plane's wheel well during a flight to hawaii. now, keep in mind, this new report has tallied up perimeter breaches. these are not case where is a passenger may have passed through a check point without being screened inside of the terminal. and again, later this morning, here at fso, officials will be out lining perimeter security enhancements that have either been completed or are in progress. that news conference -- very important news conference gets underway 9:30 this morning here at fso. security -- the talk here at the airport today, and airport officials want to explain the improvements they made. >> all right. alex savage at fso. talk to you later. >>> the easter morning shooting

and so mccarthy was ape signed to wheeling. now, wheeling at that time x was not a big city. we had 59,000 people. it was thursday, february 9th, 1950. it was to start at 6:30. it was the ohio county republican womens club and it was in the papers for days before how they were organizing. this was a big deal for wheeling. he was introduced by william kal happen who was the regional republican big whig. and they described the talk that he gave as intimate and humorous and kind of folksy. he had an irish wit about him. he pretty much talked about the republican platform. he didn't say too much. he talked about the war between good and evil. he talked about the trial. he had just been con vkted some weeks before of perjury but actually, he was being convicted as a spy. that was a very big deal. what was the key to the talk and what started him on the road to what became known as mccarthyism. what at the end, he said, well, now, it's a moral battle between good and evil. the chips are down. the chips are truly down kind of ended with that. and there was some questions and answers

short time later police were at his door thanks to his cameras and software that is getting better ape more widespread every day. >> it is creating a week whence, out of the geometric features of your face. >> reporter: which together creates a digital map of your face. that way when someone needs to id you the map is cross-referenced with the database of images and just like that a face became a name. it the is more than justin investigators using this technology. >> it is in our houses, consumer electronics like xbox one and connect system, connected to the x box one and in our social media platforms like facebook. >> reporter: ever notice when your gaming system know it is you or you post a picture on facebook and someone is automatically tagged. well that is facial recognition. in all of those images that you put out there are saved up and broken down. >> that create is a a very very powerful database and valuable database when it comes to advertisers. >> reporter: in fact, facebook has acknowledged its work on what it calls deep face, a sweeping project aimed at using it's normal

lets get traffic ape weather together and still a decent spring day right katie. >> it is not as warmerday ended up in the upper 70's, just gorgeous, we will still end up with seasonal conditions and right now is there a nice sunrise currently underway. handful more cloud then what we had visible on the map for us right now and that is a sign of the storm system beginning to gather its organization off to the southwest. the right now we are at 50 degrees at the a airport. forty-eight in allentown. looking ahead to tomorrow, especially looking dreary lower 60's but we will turn this back around quickly. if you like yesterday you will a's love sunday, essentially carbon copy forecast and saturday in the bad either with temperatures that rebound very efficiently justin over to you. >> starting to see, sunshine, battling glare i-95, delaware county at 452. we are moving at good speeds but see sun shining down. owe have shade out before the cloud thicken up later on. 309 at five points, again malfunctioning traffic lights here. police are on the the scene directing traffic. the accident 42

still got cones down that one lane traffic the pattern coming into philadelphia off the schuylkill ape broad street but it has been height volume so far this morning. ben franklin though, cones down here and they will stay that way for the next couple of weeks. as you come out of the toll plaza, is there only three lanes available on the bennie coming into philadelphia that caused big delays, yesterday on that admiral wilson trying to come in towards philadelphia. so keep that in mind throughout the rush hour and especially later on tonight coming in the city, maybe for the phillies game. we he will go for a ride schuylkill expressway in the bad at all leaving town from center city, out through girard, past the sue heading out toward conshohocken we're in good shape this morning. same deal coming from the suburbs along 202 and 422 light volume but we will have a packed house here at franklin field. the penn relays taking over the city, well column to philadelphia, all of the families and runners here with us but all that volleys going to be pushing off at university south or 30th stree

congratulations to coach dunphy ape the squad for a wonderful season. >>> sixers are in washington toy wizard tonight but yesterday they used their off day to check out the the white house. this picture was posted by jason richardson on his instagram page. reports are squad had a great time touring the executive mansion but didn't catch up with the president. lets hope they get invited back after a championship run and plan is completed and let hope that happens in the near future. great shot. >>> flyers aren't going to the playoffs this season but they will fight witt a team that still could in pittsburgh tonight. flyers jay voracek trails sidney crosby by three for nhl lead in points. to the very end let's get flyers erika, back to you. >>> special treats for fans this year, we will show what you is new in the stand. >>> amazon makes ordering every day items, easier and they insist it is not an april fools joke. how you can buy product in dash with a push of the button. we will break it down coming up. trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle ou

the third corps had been ap hill but under -- under ap hill but as tracy pointed out on april 2nd hill was killed so his troops were added on to long street. general gordoned second corps, all of those will come from the petersburg area right here. now, there was a small fourth corps under richard anderson that was comprised of picket's division, which, of course had escaped from this area here from five forks. you can see right there anderson. along with anderson and pickett also was confederate cavalry. so in the federal army general george gordon lee's three army corps, humphrey second corps fifth corps and wright's sixth corps. they will be following here the army mentioned in the confederate white house pictures, he will be following basically what is route 460. now, at the beginning of this campaign, the federal army had 76,000 effectives by the time they get to appomattox they will have 63000 with a loss on this entire campaign of 8,600 men. that's the union army. on the other hand the confederate army ran between 55 and 58,000 affect i was. general lee will surrender about 30,0

the houthis and a few ap have five. -- a few ap have fought. the fighting with the houthis has subtracted from the fight against aqap of global concern. iran did not give birth to the houthis. in support of the houthi is not vital to success. they've exploited the opportunity to state their dog in the eye of the saudi's and it is possible they may fight there just has to cloud their better judgment. i skimmed over a number of things. i'd be happy to take your questions. on a the close by saying there is no military solution to the current military problem in yemen and i welcome your questions. thank you. [applause] >> thank you david. we now have mr. abbas almosawa, yemeni journalist who has served in diplomatic situations in abu dhabi as well as a route and he has been widely well-received respected journal. translating simultaneously four had will be dr. emad haw. [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: good morning, everybody. g

within of the girls pulled a knife ape stab the other girl several times. deputy after rested the teen in a nearby home. the victim is expect to make a full recovery. >>> just released video shows a deadly encounter between a deputy in tulsa oklahoma and a suspect. the deputy claims he made a in mistake when he went for his, stun gun he pulled his service revolver. >> that happened on april the the second. deputy robert bates is seen, pursuing a man, do you see this here, wanted on suspicion of illegally selling a gun to an under cover police officer. well, the officer tackles 44 year-old eric harris, but then fires a weapon. bates can be heard saying, oh, no, i shot him, i'm sorry. the the victim's family wants some answers here. >> what kind of gun did bob bates use, that is my question. was he trained in how to use this weapon? did eric have have a weapon on him at the time he was killed. >> you can train someone as much as you can and you can train in every area that you can but in times of crisis, sometimes training will not take you through the the sc

there is limited food ape water.y of been forced to seek safety outside in the elements. >>> back here at home locals are trying to do what they can to help in the aftermath. this family which owns the the persian grill in lafayette hill montgomery county has family in nepal. they a say their family members alive but restaurant owners are soliciting any donations they can through a least leave jar. they hope to donate whatever they can. they are having a event on thursday where part of the proceeds that they get from their restaurant will go to the government in nepal. >> connecting with the government directly and all of the donations will go directly to the government so they can be allocated where ever they need it. >> i think there is no food. there is no water. they are living outside. when i go to bed, how can i think that way and how can i sleep. >> the family will also donate 20 percent of all of their sales this month to help nepal in the aftermath of this earthquake. >>> if you'd like to help victims of the

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i saw the little kid laying there. >> suv hits a young bonnie ape keeps going. now police need your help. that wasn't the only hit and run last night. another left a mother and young child in the hospital, the search for those drivers this morning. >>> and a teacher suspended after school advertise trick find out that she, there she is, had her third grade students, write a get well letter to convicted cop killer, mumia abu-jamal how parents are reacting and it may not be the way you think. >>> waiting for the children definitive action. >>> a manhole covers explode in the air during a tv area, what caused this explosion. >> good day everybody. it is tuesday, april 14th. got those taxes done. it is exactly 6:30. >> down to the the wire. >> i did it last night at 8:00 o'clock. >> today might be a good day. yesterday people were distract because you want to be outside. today will be rainy, sue so this is the the day we want to be inside. >> well, that is right, settle down. hunker down and get it together, ready for rain, bus stop buddy is. he will hunker down wit

. >> the ap an examined va data from august of 2014 to february of this year. the worst delays were clustered in southern and western states. they found wait times of more one of the worst problems is at the va outpatient clinic in jacksonville, florida. more veterans waited for health care there than in the entire states of new york and pennsylvania combined. >> you have more folks wanting to come into the system but, again, this is coming at a very challenging time for the va because, again, they ear trying to reset and refocus. >> reporter: the va is building new facilities like this veterans hospital in fayetteville, north carolina, to handle a greater need as the wars wind down in iraq and afghanistan. deputy secretary of veterans affairs sloan gibson says, "as we improve access, more veterans are coming." last month president obama visited the va hospital in phoenix, arizona, where the initial problems were uncovered. >> it's important that veterans now that somebody's got their backs and if there are problems we're not being defensive about it, we're not

and like: more on the apple watch and how companies are scrambling to mail their aps. first, a check of the headlines. shares of infosys slumped in -- the most in nearly a year. that was after the forecast disappointed for the first time since the ceo tooko over. elaine wynne has lost her bid for reelection to the board of wynne resorts. they said an ongoing legal dispute between she and her ex-husband was bearing too much influence on the board's decision. we turn now back to the apple watch which is on a few wrists, not mine not corey's but steve has it and he is with us. apple has chosen not to make the watch available. customers can order online or by it in select, high-end department stores. with -- will this distinguish it as an item? let's start with you again and talking about how important is the initial debut? how important is it? >> in software development you focus on your product and figure out what is the right experience you want to build. you are a down your features to figure out what is the right entry point to the market is the first task of business

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he was jailed on ape curfew violation.attorney spoke with him wednesday. >> what he did he went out of conscience. he went out and tried to settle things down. he had seen what happened preachously. last thing he wanted was any more violence. he was freeing to stop that. >> i had to got that out there. did he explain that to police. still arrested him. >> if you watch what he is still in jail right now. we are working hard to get him out. working hard to expedite, he hasn't been seen by the commissioner. off awe d off. >> today? >> yes, spoke to him face to face. i wanted to see him. the reason. there was a huge uproar, getting twitter requests and go and low kate him. i've did late last night to verify he was safe because of the nature of the way he was taken. i was able to got to see him at 2. 30. . had a 20-min20-minute, face to . he is fine. physically okay. not injured. he is safe. eager to get him out. >> we are hoping that happens very, very rapidly. >> kent participated in baltimore protests before, not related to

. >> everybody in the education system and aps knew cheating was going on, and your client promoted it. >> lots of heated exchange in this atlanta courtroom. we will play more of that for you. do not miss this. >>> plus the man who won the masters at 21 years young. he joins me live. jordan spieth talking about what the moment was like and the family member who inspired him -- i see him out of the corner of my eye with the green jacket. we'll chat coming up live. >>> his name jordan spieth. you don't know him? you are about to. the 21-year-old may have just become the most famous player in golf. not only did he just win the sport's most prestigious event, he did it in record-breaking style. nice job. he was the wire-to-wire tournament leader, the second youngest player ever to win the masters. the first player to reach an unbelievable 19 under par at augusta. here is the moment after he sunk the final putt. [ wild cheers ] >> he finished the weekend 18 under, four shots ahead of his closest competitors, phil mickelson, justin rose. winner of the 2015 masters tournament. jordan spieth h