and nelson foresaw the same. nelson that's the death he wanted.enwhen i say death on -- when i say death on his own terms. she heard him pick up the phone and call megan marshack who had been working as head of a team on this series of books and who was -- c-span: how old was she? >> guest: megan was 25 at the time. she lived in an apartment three doors down 54th street from the rockefeller townhouses. there are twin townhouses at 13 and 15 west 54th. so anyway that's where according to the story, they met, were working on this book. he had a heart attack, died instantly. it was reported that the police found him on the floor fully clothed, papers -- i mean all of the piece, that was the story that was given out to the press. hugh morrow, for reasons that we've discussed, said that he was -- c-span: his press spokesman. >> guest: his press spokesman. said he was stricken at 5600. for whatever reason, claimed that he had no history of heart disease which is simply wrong. and, of course, literally there were press going to the rca building expecting

you think that nelson peltz is doing the right thing. guys are going to work very hard. and here's what i would say else about john meyers and nelson peltz. they're not in there for a quick fix. they're in there to fix. to engage with management. i don't believe they'll call for the ceo to resign. that's generally not what they do. that's usually a last ditch attempt. >> even though there's scorched earth? >> sonnenfeld was in the middle of that siding with dupont and trying to do -- take shots at nelson peltz. but iss ended that argument saying nelson peltz is making good recommendations. here we are. this is going to be a long battle. the next phase of it, obviously, is in may where the shareholders votes. between that time and now, you'll see john meyers and nelson peltz behind the scenes. meeting with investors and trying to get them to vote in those board seats. if they get in those board seats, that's where stuff will get interesting. they'll be right there at the table. it will be big changes for dupont. liz: i know you heard abou

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nelson diaz.olomon. >> thank you lucy. i'd like to thank all the candidates for being here. this summer national protests erupted over police shootings of unarmed civilians but been on here in philadelphia since 2012. when 52 police shootings and 15 deaths prompted commissioner ramsay to seek help from the justice department. the subsequent review found insufficient training, inadequate oversight even shoddy handling of crime scenes and investigations. perhaps worse it found public distrust of police who are rarely prosecuted even in questionable shootings. given those realityies, should there be an independent review of police involved shootings and excessive force claims? >> the answer is yes, there should be a review. i believe there should be a civilian review with subpoena power so that they can get the information necessary and the report goes on to talk about the fact that there's a necessary element of having community policing. community policing provides an opportunity for the community

the.is after 1938 nelson in effect, moved into the guest host.h his family but slept in the guest house, permanent guest, if you will. and in a very real sense the marriage and the formal sense of the word came to an end in the late 1930s. of course the public had no idea. when the divorce was announced in 1961 a generation later, it really came as a shock to most people. c-span: what was he doing and 61? >> guest: nearing the end of his 1st term as governor. most people thought it was a successful term. it was assumed that he was the frontline for the 1964 republican presidential nomination. c-span: how many times did he run for president? [laughter] >> guest: it depends on how you define run. in 1960 he flirted with the idea. in 1964 he ran all out. in 1968 after saying he would not run he did and there is very little doubt that he hoped to run again in 76 before he was picked by gerald ford to be vice president. c-span: if you had to name the one thing he did as governor or vice president the benefit of the nation, not nation, not new york but

justice department seeked a 10.5 million-dollar claim against nelson for improperly billing medicare but settled with no admission of wrongdoing for 3.2 million-dollar and half of the proceed of nelson sells her 15 square foot estate mansion bought on the backs of clients like gary. >> she called me immediately in tears. >> reporter: he says collection agency harassed his young daughter on her personal cell even if for a bill, he says, insurance already paid. >> they start harassing my daughter and i can't stop it, only way i can stop it is to pay the money i do it. >> reporter: our attempts to reach doctor nelson were unsuccessful. patients say they call family dermatology and their collection agencies dozens and hundreds of times and never get a response. they said they were left alone when they filed a complaint with the bbb or attorney general's office. i'm wendy saltman for channel six "action news". >>> the student from delaware county won't to have worry about paying for college or running up debt. she's getting a full ride thanks to the bill and melinda gates foundation. shem

you order an ounce, you can get a full nelson. half ounce is a half nelson.ounce is a little willie. the guy is 8 years old i tell you this, when he gets to heaven. it's going to be little cloudier up there than it is now. i know you are not going to come out with a line of factor weed but i would encourage you to come out with a line of don't be a pinhead or pot head shirt. don't be a pinhead or a pot head. >> willie is 81 years old and he is still flying high as they say. >> yeah. i don't know why he needs that tour bus because is he cruising like luke sky walker on his own. >> now, in the future, miller, apparently collaborative robots and we are not talking about willie nelson anymore collaborative robots, machines, okay are going to now be available so you can put them in your mansion and can i them in my humble abode and they can do stuff for us. are you down with that? >> they are just like humans 92 of the robots will be out of work. when i go out nowadays america is in such tough shape half the people behind counters act like robots. all right? it mi

aldrin. >>> senator cruz, senator nelson nelson, committee on space science and competitiveness. i wish to thank the committee for the opportunity to speak to you about the future of american human space flight enterprise. this is truly an honor and i applaud you for raising this issue so early in this session. america must be the world leader in human space flight. there is no other policy area which so clearly demonstrates american invasion and enterprise than human space flight. american leadership is more than simply getting one step ahead of our global competitors. american leadership is inspiring the inspiring the world by consistently doing what no other nation is capable of doing. for commercializing crew and cargo transportation to the international station could expand to provide transport of crews with life boat rotations to two redundant stations on either side of the moon. the u.s. will lead other crews from these stations for distant controls of the assembly and check out of habitational systems. also intricate rovers will provide ice to rocket fuel resources and ot

i caught up to nelson lopez's office. i need to talk to you about this.r: the police department confirms they've launched a criminal investigation into whether nelson lopez gave kickbacks to ricky rodriguez. have you paid him any money? >> out. >> you're on private property. >> i'm going. >> reporter: i just want to make sure i'm giving you a fair chance. have you ever paid him bribes? no answer from lopez. sources familiar with the case also tell me rodriguez and nelson were often spotted dining together at this bar and grill popular with officers and that the tow company owner always picked up the tab. ricky retired in february after 32 years. he most recently served on the captain's staff at bayview station. he left as the criminal investigation against him began. >> as chief how seriously do you take an issue like that? >> obviously anything that affects character i don't think anybody's missed my comments that there's no place in the san francisco police department and shouldn't be in any department for a dishonest cop. >> reporter: the towing manage

last week jeff sonnenfeld had negative things to say about nelson peltz.tz joined us on the air to defend his record. >> the background of trian is building and fixing and running companies, it's not just buying and selling stock. >> all right. now former mettronnics ceo is being after belts saying he and activists are putting companies at risk. bill george joins us to explain. visit cnbc.com/halftime for the trades and analysis from our team. we'll be right back. when the world moves, futures move first. learn futures from experienced pros with dedicated chats and daily live webinars. and trade with papermoney to test-drive the market. all on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. >>> i'm courtney reagan. here's your news upcate for this hour north korea showing photos of kim jong-un with a bandage on his wrist. state run didn't mention the bandage or why wearing it. french president hollande unveiling the replica of a cave innence from. the original discovered in 1994 and contains what is thought to be the oldest human cave drawings known to man dating back 30

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senator nelson. mr. chairman, i want to defer to senator udall and i would say with our goal of going to mars go into an asteroid, back to the moon, if we are going to the moon, then show me the money. that is the question as we go forward on the budgets we are project team. i look into that a little later when i get to my question. >> thank you chairman cruz for calling this important hearing and drinking senator bill nelson thank you for allowing me to go forward first in questioning on this site continue match of the witnesses have you given an impressive testimony. thank you for your service today. scientific research in improving technology transfer and commercialization a smart investment. there's no doubt about it. it is vital to our nation's future and national defense and our economy. and my home state of new mexico, we know this. we support crucial missions including communication with the international space station, astronomers to are making new discoveries about black hole planet outside of

have you been to willie nelson's ranch? >> no, i -- no, but i've been out with willie nelson. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we dug this up. this is from "meatballs." >> that's right. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: is this your own shirt or something that wardrobe -- >> i wore all my own clothes on that movie. >> jimmy: really? >> all my own clothes. i did all my clothes and i did my own makeup which basically i got a suntan. >> jimmy: did you really did your own makeup? >> the first day the lady was doing my makeup, smoking a cigarette. she leaned in and burned my face. and i thought, i can do that well. you know? so i just got a suntan. >> jimmy: you've been known to, when you go into a bar or party, to jump behind the bar, start bar tending, serving people drinks. is that -- when you do that, do you take their actual orders? are you making them what you want to serve them? how does it work, exactly? >> well, you know, when you jump behind a bar, you're sort of an auxiliary helper. a first responder is really what you are. [ laughter ] >> you're there because the

i caught up with nelson at his office this week. the i need talk to you about this. how is it that you got so many of the tow from ricky exploratorium police department confirms they have launched a criminal investigation into whether nelson lopez gave kickback to ricky rodriguez. have you ever payed him any money. >> out. out. >>reporter: are you pig money to ricky. >> you are on private property. i'm doing a story make sure i give you a fair chance. have you ever paid him bribes. no answer from lopez. sources familiar with the case also tell me rodriguez and fell son were often spotted dining together at this bar and grill popular with officers. and this the tow company owner always pick up the tab. ricky rodriguez retired from the sf p did in february after 32 years. most recently served on the captain staff at bay view station. he left as the criminal investigation against him began. keith sir didn't comment on rodriguez guilt or innocence at last month police commission meeting. how seriously do you take an issue like that chief. >> obviously anything that affec

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. >> country music star willie nelson announced plans to roll out his own brand of pot. >> ♪♪ peoplerash. but they're wrong. today i'm just an aluminum can. but one day, i could be a stadium. >> more than 5 million hence will have to be euthanized because federal authorities confirmed a bird flu outbreak. the the department of agriculture will move quick to stop the spread of the potentially deadly disease. officials do not think this will cause a spike in egg prices provided the outbreak is stopped. >> country music legends willie nelson doesn't only sing about marijuana anymore he'll be selling it. nelson's brands of the drug is called willie's research it will be grown and sold in colorado and washington state where recreational pot is legal. nelson plans to work with growers and retailers to make sure it's a high quality product. >> got your joke. >> yes. >> coming up all new on "action news." swept away. extreme weather takes a deadly toll on communities down other. >> commuter may have to dig deeper to pay for a ride on new jersey transit. we'll tell you how much more when "act

nelson mandela lived here. desmond tutu.red in soweto, it means something. do mostly people own their homes or do they rent? >> mostly people own their homes. >> things start to get a little better. can you build up? >> you can build up. >> look at the streets here and you see what that kind of pride does. it may not be a rich area, but it's immaculate. squared away. an emerging middle class coming up, rather than fleeing to elsewhere. >> you know where you're going, right? >> yeah, i know where i'm going. >> next exit? smoky delicious meat over flame. under the overpass, all sorts of mystery meats for sale. the taxi man's lunch. we order some brisket, some sausage, some heart. beautiful thing. meat, a cutting board, a knife. >> you chose well. these guys are good. ♪ >> here, spread over thousands of square feet, the remnants of white colonial rule. what's left from the descendants of bible thumping dutch settlers who came here to farm, to ranch, to build their own world on top of an existing one. the boer's, as they were kn

senator nelson is next i believe. >> mr. chairman, you asked me to offer my amendment on bahrain to the earlier bill. >> then we're done. >> yes. >> that's good. who is next, anybody else? >> chairman? >> i think your amendment is next. >> mr. chairman, i'll just talk about amendment number 77. we know a number of us virtually everybody here, is trying to move in the direction of leveling the playing field. lots of ways to get there. a lot of debate about how to get there. i think it's important we focus on some of the basic challenges or impediment that is a lot of our firms have. it's troubling to so many of us in both parties that many of our trading partners operate what are sometimes known as state-owned enterprises. we should take action to confront that challenge. it's made worse by the fact we don't seem to have tools in place to combat that or fight against it. one of the tools to fight against that would be what's contained in my amendment. i want to offer it today to talk about it. i have an amendment that instruc

. >> the call for leslie nelson turned horribly tragic the transgendered nelson wanted for sexually molesting his daughter. >> jack was not going to let the predator molest this or any other child. >> in broad daylight nelson fired multiple rounds from an ak-47. >> shot five times, once in the arm, once in the hand. >> but nothing as painful as his younger brother, patrolman john norcross who evacuated residents before being fatally shot. he was 24. >> every police officer from three counties would be in on our streets and in an instant maybury wasn't maybury anymore. >> as police from across the county came running that day, hundreds stood at attention today for the wreath laying ceremony and the dedication in honor of jon norcross and jack mclaughlin. >> what hasn't changed is the love kindness and gratitude this small town has for what jon and my father did that day. >> many held back tears, commended heroic actions and bravery. also the changes in law enforcement, tactical response that resulted from this tragedy. norcross says it only struck him last week the enormity of his brother's ac

as he drops down, one big risk is jason nelson will get tangled in the trees himself.lowly, patiently, deputy nelson works his way toward mccabe. >> it looks like it happens pretty quick. it was probably another good 20, 30 minutes just to get him. >> mccabe is buffeted from the wind of the helicopter. just as nelson reaches mccabe, the exhausted rafter almost lets go. >> he slipped and kind of swung around to the opposite side of the tree. i was thinking he's about to go down river. we need to get him out pretty quick. >> the next trick, getting mccabe into the harness so he can be lifted safely. >> i was having difficulty knowing how to grab on to the harness and make sure i was -- and letting him know that. he tried about three times. >> you're basically hovering three or four feet off the ground, trying to stay in one spot, trying to hold on, trying not to knock him out and get this thing around his head, where eventually he's going to have to let go with both hands to get it up underneath his armpits and around him. >> this is the most dangerous moment of the whol

. >> we will go to senator nelson. senator nelson.as you know, i intend to support this bill, but i was surprised to find out they your staff last night rejected trying to keep an industry in my state alive on the extension of the bahrain trade preference which is been in effect since 2005 where they bring in yarn and make it into garments going into the us. this will shutdown in a rural town of 1500 people, shutdown 300 employees, and my question to you since i will offer and then everyone can decide, i thought it would be accepted would you prefer me to offer it on one of the other three bills than the tpa? i don't care what bill is put up. >> i would prefer one of the other bills. customers. we would like to keep this plane. we need to get it through the house. they told us if we can do that, it should go through the house. this is an important thing. the president wants it done. it is really nice to support him. he is right on this. he has been working at and i appreciate what he has done. we will move on that basis if we can. if

aldrin. >> senator cruz, senator nelson -- [inaudible] senator cruz, senator nelson, senator marqueesenator udall too many and space science and competitiveness. i wish to thank and speak with you about human space enterprise. this is an honor and i applaud you for raising this issue so early in the session. america must be the world leader in human spaceflight. there is no other policy area which so clearly demonstrates american innovation and enterprise than human spaceflight. american leadership is more than simply getting one step ahead of our global competitors. american leadership is inspiring the world by consistently doing what no other nation is capable of doing. we demonstrated that for a brief time 45 years ago. if we wish to retain american leadership in space i believe early in the next administration the nation must commit to developing a permanent presence on mars. another apollo like mission to put flags and footprints on mars does not ensure sustained leadership and lunar settlements will only require a small step for the other nations to catch a period i have a mult

rutgers university says lord nelson was 42 that's 126 in human years. of lord nelson's duties during his 37 year rutgers career was carrying the school's scarlet knight mascot during football games. well in 1994 lord nelson was penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct after breaking free and racing down the side line at giants stadium. he retired as equine professor emeritus in 2000 sand to teach children about horses. >> equine professor of emeritus. that's wonderful. ba tock your fox 29 weather authority. it has been wonderful outside but there's serious business, too. >> wind and conditions ripe for brush fires out there. >> that's right. we've seen a couple across the area today. but thankfully those winds have started to diminish across our area and we'll continue to do so hour by hour. but right now you can see it's dry as we look at ultimate doppler scanning the area. much improved from this same time yesterday. we were dealing with the clouds as well as scattered showers across the area. but we do get a dry break for now. but unfortunately, we do h

any other way than trying to build new cancer treatments. >> nelson says the approach is to increase the effectiveness of the patient's own immune system to fight off the cancer. they're using gene testing to figure out the specific drugs to work best on each person. >> it's so inspiring to be here at the acr meeting and to be surrounded by the brightest minds in cancer research. >> researchers who are just starting out are encouraged by the progress. but another study released here is not optimistic about where we'll be in 15 years. a type of breast cancer is on the rise. and as women live longer the number of people with the disease is expected to jump 50%. dr. nelson says that's why researchers need to continue to build on the therapies discussed here today because they will increase the chance those future patients will survive. >> this is something that's going to have very practical benefits for the people who live around here. >> i'm told some of these therapies could be available even by later this year. that's a change from years past as well, where it took a decade or longe

nelson is the daughter of the late wisconsin governor and u.s.or, gaylord nelson, the very same man who founded earth day, 1970. wisconsin attorney general brad shimmel, also republican, joined in voting for the ban, saying in a statement, quote, it would be irresponsible for me to vote to prospectively permit government employees to engage in political activity while at work. i would have voted the same as to any political activity. joining me now, the lone dissenter in that vote, democratic's secretary of state, doug laffalette. is this political work they're talking about? i'm a little confused as to what the nature of the objection is here? >> this is all part of a national trend, that i find very threatening. i was trained a as a scientist. before i was elected, i taught environmental science at the university, so i understand science. and for these elected politicians, who either don't know any better or use it for political purposes to not only deny important science, like climate change, but to forbid other people from being involved in i

within a few months of course, similar accusations arose in the norfolk area and eventually nelson was removed because it was proven to be correct. the men who were enlisted in the military. many wives of these men such as rachel copeland, deliah carter who lived in slab town which was just outside of fort monroe or others rosa brooks and hannah beasley who lived at camp hamilton. they had husbands serving in the 1st, 10th 37th and 38th united states colored troops. these women and children survived on small portions of army rations and crowded into makeshift habitations. they were provided assistance as long as a male member of their family continued to serve in the military. however, if they died or wounded this battle and had to leave the military the assistance would only continue for six months. yet these families persevered. in february 1864 he wrote he hoped his wife was enjoying good health. he asked her to get a pass and come see me if you can. let me know. he ended his letter with tag line, i still remain your husband until death. in august of 1865, he was dead and his widow

diaz. >> nelson diaz is a force in philadelphia since moving here in the 60s, a civil rights activistilblazer in leg circles, from poverty in new york city raised by a single mother he now has a formula to help philadelphia's impoverished school children you get the child in and then they can compete. >> it's our responsibility -- >> he hopes governor wolf can deliver on plans to give funding to public schools. >> until you fund it you have to put a moratorium on the charter schools to take care of the most desperate need of children. >> what about job creation and tax reform do they go hand and hand. >> have you to get rid of the wage tax it's regressive for the poor and working class and middle class they pay more than their share of taxes in the city. >> diaz embraces the community policing concept, more cops walking the beat and being part of the community and looking like the community. diaz a former judge says no more of the stop and frisk policy used by mayor nutter and economistner ramsey. >> when i was a judge it was reasonable cause and now suspicion they keep lowering the s

within a few months of course, similar accusations arose in the norfolk area and eventually nelson was removed because it was proven to be correct. the men who were enlisted in the military. many wives of these men such as rachel copeland, deliah carter who lived in slab town which was just outside of fort monroe or others rosa brooks and hannah beasley who lived at camp hamilton. they had husbands serving in the 1st, 10th 37th and 38th united states colored troops. these women and children survived on small portions of army rations and crowded into makeshift habitations. they were provided assistance as long as a male member of their family continued to serve in the military. however, if they died or wounded this battle and had to leave the military the assistance would only continue for six months. yet these families persevered. in february 1864 he wrote he hoped his wife was enjoying good health. he asked her to get a pass and come see me if you can. let me know. he ended his letter with tag line, i still remain your husband until death. in august of 1865, he was dead and his widow

linda nelson, dice estar conscientes sobre la controversia que ha causado este tema, de igual manera,no la hace tiempo, tendrÁ que pagar costosas multas. queremos decirle que esto le podrÍa cargar pene las sesiones aÚn mayor, la recomendaciÓn es que no deje pasar el plazo que vence el prÓximo 15 de abril. >> no es recomendable que deje de hacer sus impuestos, va a tener mÁs multas por no hacerlo. ademÁs, intereses. ramÓn: le recordamos que los inmigrantes indocumentados no estÁn obligados a contar con seguro mÉdico. no habrÁ necesidad de pagar la multa, debido a la falta de cobertura. siguiendo con el tema de los impuestos, el servicio de recaudaciÓn, informÓ que el promedio de reembolso es un poco mÁs de 2800 $. es importante recordar que si usted le debe al gobierno, debe presentar su declaraciÓn de cualquier forma para evitar recibir una penalizaciÓn. una vez concluida la cumbre de las amÉricas que durÓ dos dÍas, parece que fueron suficientes para que una potencial situaciÓn de conflicto y algunos vecinos latinoamericanos, prÁcticamente se desactivara. entusiastas por el resultado,

nelson. mr. nelson no. mr. machinened ez. mr. menendez aye. mr. parker. mr. brown aye. mr. bennett. mr. bennett aye. mr. casey. mr. casey aye. mr. warner. mr. warner no. mr. chairman. the chairman votes no. >> the clerk will announce the results. >> seven ayes, 19 nays. >> the amendment is defeated. does anybody else have an amendment? >> mr. chairman. >> the senator from pennsylvania. >> mr. chairman, i have good news and bad news. good news is -- >> i like the good news. i like that in advance. >> good news is i'm not offering all of my amendments. the bad news is good news for me but bad news maybe for some others. i'd ask for a voice vote on the by america amendment. let me just walk through it. this is an amendment, casey amendment -- or amendment number 203. amendment number 2. i'm trying to insist that the buy america provisions which have been in effect for decades adheres well to this agreement. so that the effect of the amendment if it were to pass and be implemented would be to remove fast track privileges from any agreement that weakens or undermines the buy american act

chairman, ranking member nelson.eld this committee in the highest regard given my past involvement as a congressional staffer with oversight hearing and legislative efforts. i recommit myself to being available as any resource i can and be any help in the future. in my time at the commission, i have enjoyed the many intellectual and policy challenges presented by the innovative and ever challenge communication sector. it's my goal to maintain friendships even when we disagree and seek out opportunities where to work together. to provide a brief snapshot i voted with the chairman on approximately 90% of all items. unfortunately, a percentage drops significantly to 62% for the higher profile open meeting. one of the policies i have not been able to support is the insertion of the commission into every aspect of the internet. the commission pursued an ends justify the means approach to subject providers without a shred of evidence it's necessary. it punts authority to fcc staff to review current and future internet prac

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i urge colleagues to support the nelson amendment. preference levels are important. they reflect policies put in place as part of our free trade agreement with bahrain allow a trading partner preferential treatment on a certain set of goods in order to help them set up a fully integrated supply chain. i think we ought to support the amendment. i appreciate my colleague's interest, and it ought to be included in this package. i yield back. >> mr. chairman, i we will be brief. i want to talk about another place that has textiles, the state of north carolina. and, you know, the nature -- the nature of congress for the past 30 years has been allowing people to get into the textile business because it is easy and cheap and just like senator nelson lobbies for the jobs that he creates, 300 jobs in florida command probably used to be 3 million in north carolina command we have a textile industry that hangs on the ledge many of my colleagues might agree with that. they require a significant more and. we reserve the offsets traditionally used for trade functions. i urge my co

charlie: we should point out one thing about nelson peltz. why -- listen, i don't think he should be suggesting that jeff is on the tape. if that's what he did, that's not a good thing to do unless you have the goods. i can't imagine jeff would do that. i will say this about what jeff said about peltz. peltz is not like one of your i in and out artists. he takes a three to five-year time frame with the company. he works with management. only one manager that he forced out. the ceo of leg mason a couple of years ago. (?) this is not like a slash and burn guy. quite the opposite. very, very good investor. so, you know, i think both sides, you know, are slinging the mud. although, i would say this, if mr. peltz is suggesting he is on the tape, give us some evidence. >> yes, because sonenfeild has a platinum reputation. >> now, i don't know how he suggested it. i can tell you that sonenfeild says he's suggesting it. liz: charlie, thank you. charlie: it's the best way to put it. liz: activist battles have been fascinating. they are heating up. we'

nelson cruz for the last out of the world series in texas.d in that moment, something that, you know, every player, every kid dreams of. just the excitement and overwelming, just emotion that i had was incredible at that particular time. >> and todd mcclellan and the sharks in l.a. for the final game of the regular season. just 90 seconds into the game. san jose on the power play. brent burns scores, and it's 1- 0 sharks. tide at 1. brandon mcnabb scores with the power play to give l.a. the lead. san jose finishes the season 40- 33 and nine. both teams did not make the playoffs, which is a shame, because they had a great playoff series in round one last season, which the kings ended up taking. >> so we would expect some drama and shakeups? >> i think there's going to be shakeup, not with the roster, but the front office. we'll see what this means for the sharks in the offseason. it could be a good thing in the long run. although monday, giants home opener, bay to bay baseball. >> yeah. it's going to be a good day, because they will be celebra

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nelson cruz for the last out of the world series in texas. the feeling that i have or i had in that moment, something that, you know, every player, every kid dreams of. and just the excitement and overwelming, just emotion that i had was incredible at that particular time. >> a little strange to see him in green and gold. it's finally here, todd mcclellan and the sharks in l.a. for the final game of the regular season. 90 seconds into the game, san jose on the power play. brett burns scores past jonathan quick. third period now, tied at 1. braydon mcnabb scores with a second left to give l.a. the lead and the kings, they would go on to win it 4-1. san jose finishes the regular season 40-33-9. both teams did not make the playoffs this season. a lot of work to do in the offseason for both franchises, probably. >> be fun to watch the masters tomorrow. i'm not really into golf, but the stories are fun. >> jordan speath is a great story for golf. >> thanks for watching. we'll see you again at 11:00. >> your latest news and weather is always on kpi

. >> nelson diaz. >> i want some yes. >> what are they talking about? we'll tell you the question that got some of the candidates flustered and others cracking jokes. >>> plus two dogs from texas are on an international mission. they are hunting cross killers. details coming up. >>> at 5:44 following two breaking news stories. police are looking for a gunman who shot and killed a food delivery man in crescentville. they shot him as he was still in the car or just getting out. investigators are trying to figure out if robbery may have been the motive. >>> also breaking, police are looking for a second suspect accused of shooting a man in west philadelphia. the officer confronted the suspect at 51st and master last night. one of them shot at the officer several times but only one shot hit him in the arm. police say he'll be okay. working to find out about one suspect who is also wounded. >>> an autopsy should give us some answers about a fetus found at a recycling center in camden. it was found yesterday on a cumulative convey your belt. it's not known ho