great motivation and he definitely has the advantage here. nickre he can get it flash frozen so he can take it back to switzerland while he has his couple of weeks off. could get it replicated in switzerland. make it swiss chocolate. can't get much finer than that. bill: eight-time winner on the pga tour. 11 more victories in europe. now koepka just has to produce some magic. nick: wow. lost the plot amazing. bill: he'll be disappointed when he thinks back on this opportunity. at one point, a three-shot advantage. in control for most of the day here in the final round. sergio able to recover from two balls in the water in his final round. still shot 68. that was good enough to get into this playoff. nick: yeah, it really was the weekend of a lot of missed shots. koepka had that fabulous drive up 16 then carves the 3-wood, whatever, into the trees, into the bunker. then made a really good 5. one more great shot and he could have made a straightforward 4. bill: this to win it. nick: whoa. sergio does have the option to putt out but they rarely do in

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nick has a look at what's trending today. . >> mike, an elevated bus tops today's trending list.his is impressive. it takes traffic out of play by rising above it. here's the potential solution. this is a model of what's called a transit elevated bus. the designers say it could carry 12 it should be ready for test runs this year. trending in maryland, mellow tremble, big man on campus at college park one more year. last night was his deadline to make a decision, stay or withdraw from the nba draft. he looked at options and told them he'd probably go in latter half of the second round. he decided to take talents back to maryland to make the only returning starter for next year. >>> in our newsroom meanwhile, this video recorded at ah hig school talent show in charlotte, north carolina. >> that was a smooth move. did it in one take. then just walked off, dropped the mic. >> i'll give it a shot in studio. then another shot. and another shot. after 25, nailed it. s that's a look at what's trending. >> i love how you go woo. >> she flipped it over her shoulder. we were pathetic. we ga

this is a proven system that nick has developed for you. pick up that phone and call. take action and get started today, because i know i sure will. >> and i want people just like myself, the ordinary joe, to get out there and get a piece of this pie, the american dream. ♪ >> announcer: this was a paid presentation of the nick vertucci real estate academy's "fortunes in flipping" academy's "fortunes in flipping" system. a popular plan for many who want to travel or those who need to earn money for tuition. here is jan crawford. >> reporter: she spent nearly half her life as first daughter. before she head off to harvard, malia obama is taking a break from the classroom. a so-called gap year. it is an increasingly common move for high school seniors. not just those like malia graduating from elite washington prep schools. >> made a lot of sense for me to come here and hit the ground running. >> reporter: joe palekas worked in a coffee shop to help pay for a gap year in morocco where he studied arabic before enrolling at american university. >> i figured out generally wh

cnn has learned that he was transferred to a prison in ciudad juarez mexico this morning. nickencia has been following the story. he joins us by phone. nick, what can you tell us about this transfer and what means ultimately to the potential prosecution of el chapo, whether it be just in mexico or perhaps even potentially in the united states of america? >> reporter: well, we're hearing from a senior mexican federal source that el chapo was transferred very, very early this morning from the penitentiary in juarez where he had been held to a penitentiary in ciudad juarez, mexico. we're told from the source that this is due to the proximity to the united states, this is part of the extradition process, and this will make it easier and take more steps towards that extradition process to the u.s. when that el chapo is currently facing charges in seven states in the united states, among them, california and san diego, also in el paso, texas, right across the border from ciudad juarez, as well as chicago, illinois. we had heard in the past that presumably el chapo would go and be ext

nick backstrom has been taking the opposition center sticks. and then he talked about coming in almost like a roll. don't let him move into the faceoff. >> looks like he's going to win this puck back into his goaltender. >> mike: 16-18 is backstrom. the penguins have it. they're able to lob it back out. moving toward it, unable to get there, and then it's thrown wide. hagelin was the guy who was pressuring. but it winds up becoming the capitals puck backstrom tried to get there and the play wound up going offsides. >> eddie: hoi would certainly p holtby back in. >> pierre: so would i. halfway to the bench. >> eddie: doesn't look like it, though. >> mike: it seemed like that's what the assistant was asking down there, too. >> eddie: he made his decision very quickly. >> mike: carlson across, oshie bangs it back in. quickly lifted it back and down. it's an icing. >> pierre: oh, boy. >> eddie: thought that might have glanced off right in front of pierre. faceoff left of matt murray. >> paul: the ben . >> pierre: t you, by the way. >> mike: i think

if nick simmons has his way, tracks athletes body will look like nascars. has auctioned off nine inches of space on his shoulder. he has protested the us committee saying that athletes can't wear logos on their body ies. tony, you're a company man, how much to get a little fox5 on the finally tonight a texas man struck gold at a yard sale. he bought some old school anyone tend dough scales for two bucks each. one is extremely rare. only 200 of them were ever made. after some research he figured out what he had. -- sold it to a game store owner for 75 bucks. by the way. he played the game and it's terrible. they came out with this thing with a power pad and you run on it. >> you know the game. >> it came out as track and field later. > are you sire just. >> this was rare because it became a different game. > it was not a good game from the beginning. >> for long jump can jump off the pad. go as long as you want. always check out the yard sales. > do we have the pictu >> i'm driving a new car for just $99 a month. >> and i was able to get into a new car for o

nick backstrom has been taking the opposition center sticks. and then he talked about coming in almost like a roll. don't let him move into the faceoff. >> looks like he's going to win this puck back into his goaltender. >> mike: 16-18 is backstrom. the penguins have it. they're able to lob it back out. moving toward it, unable to get there, and then it's thrown wide. hagelin was the guy who was pressuring. but it winds up becoming the capitals puck to play. down the line, 100 seconds of regulation. backstrom tried to get there and the play wound up going offsides. >> eddie: hoi would certainly p holtby back in. >> pierre: so would i. halfway to the bench. >> eddie: doesn't look like it, though. >> mike: it seemed like that's what the assistant was asking down there, too. >> eddie: he made his decision very quickly. >> mike: carlson across, oshie bangs it back in. quickly lifted it back and down. it's an icing. >> pierre: oh, boy. >> eddie: thought that might have glanced off right in front of pierre. faceoff left of matt murray. >> paul: the b

nick backstrom has been taking and then he talked about coming in almost like a roll. don't let him move into the faceoff. >> looks like he's going to win this puck back into his goaltender. >> mike: 16-18 is backstrom. the penguins have it. they're able to lob it back out. moving toward it, unable to get there, and then it's thrown wide. hagelin was the guy who was pressuring. but it winds up becoming the capitals puck to play. down the line, 100 seconds of regulation. backstrom tried to get there and the play wound up going offsides. >> eddie: holt holtby back in. >> pierre: so would i. >> eddie: doesn't look like it, though. >> mike: it seemed like that's what the assistant was asking >> eddie: he made his decision very quickly. >> mike: carlson across, oshie bangs it back in. quickly lifted it back and down. it's an icing. >> pierre: oh, boy. >> eddie: thought that might have glanced off right in front of pierre. faceoff left of matt murray. >> paul: the bench . >> pierre: the bench agrees with you, by the way. >> mike: i think the linesman got it right. back to ca

nick: today, more difficult. -- fghanistan i don't think the media has more freedom. angela: we have time for one more question. -- wassn't clear that unclear what happened to the young girl that was so badly burned. did she survive? nick: she is still alive today, she is 54. she lives in toronto canada. she occasionally comes in. she is married and has two children. she has traveled everywhere in america to talk about her picture. angela: and she is still suffering from those burns, she has great pain from the burns. it has been a privilege to be on the stage with you all. announcements. or can come up afterwards haps and ask. because what we are going to be doing is going to be a ceremony for vietnam sets. if there are any vets in the audience, -- i would like to recognize the vietnam vets if they are in the audience. could you please stand so we can celebrate you? [applause] thank you all very much for coming. if you want to come up, we can take your questions. thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its captio

if nick simmons has his way, tracks athletes body will look like nascars. has auctioned off nine inches of space on his shoulder. he has protested the uss committee saying that athletes can't wear logos on their body ies. tony, you're a company man, howm much to get a little fox5 on the forehead. >> a whole lot. we'll be right back. stroand restoring aing a newbfather's faith. it's standing tall after one surgery... not six. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is finding it earlier... and coming home sooner. stronger is seeking answers... and not giving up, until you find them. because we don't just want your kids to grow up, we want them to grow up stronger. finall struck golnid at a yard sale. he bought some old school anyone tend dough scales for two bucksk each. one is extremely rare. only 200 of them were ever made. after some research he figured s out what he had. -- sold it to a game sto

nick giovanni has the latest from the campaign trail. >> reporter: mike, everyone woke up a winner this morning. bernie sanders got a win. and hillary clinton got a win. and donald trump got a win in an uncontested primary. bernie sanders reaffirmed he is in this until the last ballot is cast coming off last night's victory in oregon. took it by nearly 9 percentage points and further proof with sanders opinion he has some staying power. the real drama went down in kentucky. a race to the finish line. won by hillary clinton. but by only half a percentage point. and senator sanders, a silver lining in the outcome. >> wher defeated barack obama by 250,000 votes in 2008, it appears tonight, that we are going to end up with about half of the delegates. >> sanders and clint written battling it out in oregon and kentucky last night, donald trump, well, he appeared to be trying to kiss and make up so to speak with fox news megyn killer with a highly publicized running feud since the first republican debate and trump stopped short of an apole from what he said and tweeted about -- of an apology

nick giovanni has more. >> reporter: do you remember when metro rail shut down for almost 30 hours for maintenance? we could see much more of that. sources inside metro actually tell wusa 9 the general manager paul weederfeld requested a meeting with the board torp tomorrow. a closed door session. to look at another system in place for a system-wide shutdown or slowdown for extended periods of time. this after a hearing on tuesday revealed that one mistake after another led to the deadly smoke incident at l'enfant plaza. and management failures also to blame. and take a look at what metro riders have said about changes. >> whatever it makes it to be safe. i got off a train with i could smell burning brakes. make it safe. >> maintain it is the key. >> and th could come from friday's session. a shakeup in management. this as the in the somebody continues to call the white house to face the federal railroad administration in charge of safety on metro. nick giovanni, wusa 9. >> and that meeting is scheduled for 11:00 m 11:00 a.m. tomorrow and we will pass along updates as soon as the meeti

nick: tell you what if there wasn't a gallery there, that could have been 50 yards over the green. peter: james hahn now hasless than he had in regulation. he's got 188 left and he's chose an 7-iron, which is plenty of club. nick: yeah. he can hit it straight towards our cbs sign. middle of that, forget the flag. peter: taking nme this is on a very nice line. just 20,30 feet right of the hole. nick: he's a really impressive golfer, isn't he, peter? peter: i do not understand how he missed seven cuts in a row. i really don't. nick: no, there's no weakness. to go through mentally that torture and come out here, obviously you're on an upward spiral. but to handle all of this. he needs to put this on a tape and instead of watching golf swings, just watch himself for the rest of the year if not the rest of his career. jim: he walks after it and says go a little bit. nick: he says come on. that was solid. that's all he wanted was to get up there. fun character. you know, the man who sold in the department store. he knows the difference between gym shoes and christian louboutins. jim: for a while he wore a suit ev

i do not make up these nicknames, if you played well for four or five years, you take on a nick name. he has done nothing yet. the red sox lineup, he is going down the line. 10 and eight runs, and then shaw one more time making the distant -- distance. >> the wires could eliminate portland back here for game five -- the warriors could eliminate portland, steph curry, unanimous the most valuable player all the voters said, hey, we cannot be always sky and pick someone else to get attention, this guy is so good, steph curry, you are the man. o'neal got one vote, 30 points a game best overall record in the history of basketball. here is steph curry to be the first unanimous mvp world winner is something i do not know how to put into words. i do not know what to say. it is a huge honor, something that, obviously, i will remember for the rest of my life. >> he had the whole family there and this teammates. they kept thinking it would be san antonio and the warriors, russell westbrook was explosive tonight. he was a star, durrant had 23 and the spurs are upset at home by oklahoma city, 95-91. prob

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has the temperament to be president. katty: hillary clinton got an important endorsement from the governor of california. the race is tight in california. what does this mean for her? nickary clinton has spent more time in california then she has planned. she canceled events in new jersey to focus on california. she has the support of jerry brown, the popular governor of california. he went against bill clinton in 1990 two. endorsements in the election cycle have not made much of a difference, but bernie sanders would have hoped that a character like barney -- like jerry brown would have supported him. it could have been significant, because hillary clinton wants to win california. even though she will probably secure enough delegates in new jersey, she wants to win on a high by winning california. katty: for the first time, an american has been diagnosed with an infection that cannot be treated by antibiotics. public health officials have been warning that a superbug of this nature could make its way into america and has been cautioned against overprescribing antibiotics. i spoke to the director of the national facility of allergies and infectious diseases. this woman

cnn's nick valencia has this report for us. >> we will not yield to blackmail from the president of theed states. >> reporter: the federal government calls them guidelines, but several states including texas sees it more as a threat. >> this goes against the values of any people. it has nothing to do with anyone going against a transgender child. >> reporter: governor fi fitzpatrick has a line has been crossed. >> i'm telling all the superintendentses in texas you so about three weeks left, do not enact this poems. >> reporter: loretta lynch writes there is no room in our schools for discrimination any of kind, include be discrimination against transgender students on the basis of their sex. under the guidelines public schools who receive federal money are obligated to treat students with gender identity even if their records indicate a different sex. access sex segregated facilities consistent with a student's gender identity and protect a student's privacy related. the action sets the stage for a legal battle that's been in the making since march. house bill 2 in north carolina began

nick watt has the very best of the night. nick, there was a whole lot of material to work with. it was a wonderful evening. >> reporter: it was. you were here last night rubbing shoulders with the movie stars, the media, and the leaders of the free world. it was a bizarre and brilliant night of roasting and remembrance. president obama's final turn at the corespondents' dinner. from will and jada to carrie fisher and gary the dog. >> a little bit of hollywood meets d.c., and there's going to be jokes flying. >> if you didn't know the action, i wouldn't let you do it. >> it's a bit crazy, no? >> reporter: it is a bit crazy. donald trump not here. two of his boys showed. you're putting your head in the lion's mouth. >> you know what, i don't know that we have ever shied away from a challenge. >> i'm sure we're going to be made fun of tonight. >> uh, yeah. >> is this dinner too tacky for the donald? what could he possibly be doing instead? is he at home eating a trump steak? tweeting out insults to angela merkel. >> your hair is so white it tried to punch me at a trump rally. >> he

nick valencia has the story. >> we will not yield to blackmail from the president of the united states>> reporter: the federal government calls them guidelines but several states, including texas, see them more as a threat. >> this goes against the values of so many people. it has nothing to do with anyone being against a transgender child. >> reporter: texas lieutenant governor dan patrick says a line has been crossed by the federal government after the department of justice sent a letter on transgender bathroom use in public schools across the united states. >> i'm telling all the superintendents in texas right now you have about three weeks left to the school year. do not enact this policy. >> in the letter attorney general loretta lynch writes "there is no room in our schools for discrimination of any kind, including discrimination against transgender students on the basis of their sex." nd the guidelines, schools are obligated to treat students consistent with their gender identity. -- on the basis their sex." it sets the stage for a legal battle that's been in the making since ma

cnn's nick valencia has more. >> reporter: life goes on in juarez, mexico. desolate streets, traded for tranquility in the city just across the river from el paso, texas. not so long ago, it was infested with drug cartels. there were more than 3,000 people murdered in one year. both of those deaths were attributed to the war between the local juarez cartel and the infamous sinaloa nation, aka, "el chapo." with "el chapo's" return, the bloody past seems very much present. this man lived through the violence brought to juarez by "el chapo" between 2009 and 2012. he says he still mourns the death of one of his construction workers killed inside his business. >> translator: there are many people very hurt by that war. there are many people still mourning. and there's still a very latent sense of insecurity by the group of "el chapo" guzman here in juar juarez. >> reporter: even with the kingpin behind bars, some fear of return of impunity for the cartel foot soldiers still in the city. however, the mayor of juarez tells cnn, the drug lord's transfer to juarez ha

. >> nick clark has said he has tried to get ore heroin and the experience is pain and arthritis and pain of the body and soul. >> the worse thing about heroin is that it is never enough. it is dissatisfaction and you give up anything that you care about. it is a real rip off. >> the story of opiate addictions from the streets to the nonprofits and medics and doctors. >> it is harder to deal with but if people don't survive that's the tragedy. >> and you ask why are we here? >> yes, why am i here if it is not to help people. i don't know what i'm doing. >> ems6, searching the streets one day at a time holding out a hand and hoping that someone grabs hold and never lets go. >> gosh, that's raw. >> the door to recovery is there. it is wide open and a lot of cases the room is empty. >> right. >> so what was emotional and hurtful for me in reporting the story is not being able to get the addicts inside the room to get the help because that one gentleman explained to me how painful it is to get off heroin. physically it is extremely painful and mentally to get into that door and with addi

cnn has learned that he has been transferred to a prison, ciudad juarez, mexico, right across the border from el paso, texas. cnn's nick valencia has been following this story and joins us now by phone. nick, what more can you tell us about how long el chapo is expected to remain at that new prison? >> we weren't given a timeline, but told that el chapo was transferred very, very early this morning, to a penitentiary in ciudad juarez, from the prison where he was being held, just outside of mexico city in juarez. this source tells me that it is closer to the united states. this is part of the derision process. it puts him closer in probatixi to the u.s. he knows he's going to be extradi extradited. when that is going to happen, we don't know. we had anticipated him to be in a u.s. court by some time this summer. this was a timeline we had been given earlier in mexico. he's facing indictment in seven u.s. states from california to west texas to illinois, and the presumption was that el chapo would be on the way to chicago where they have witness testimonies in chicago. what we've learned within the last few minutes that

two-time olympic runner nick simmons has decided yes, again, he's going to sell some space on his body to anybody who wants to win the bid for tattoos. so he did it back in 2012 before the previous olympics. and now the next olympics coming up he's hoping to qualify. and he's sold for $21,800 his right shoulder. the winning bid, the ceo of t-mobile. he hasn't decided yet what logo he'll place on nick's shoulder. >> $21,000? >> yeah. >> aren't there events where they'll have to cover it up? >> they are, they're called the olympics. the olympics has certain sponsors. he has to wear it for at least six races but the olympic games, if he qualifies, he's going to have to cover it up. it might be a good deal if people talk about it, get t-mobile's name out there. >> we're talking about it. >> branding on top of nick. >> maybe a good strategy, we'll see. for harry potter fans we've all fantasized about playing quidditch, harry potter's favorite sport. up until now we muggles down here on earth can only do it -- they play muggle quidditch, run around with a broom between your legs and call it

nick castellanos has his 10th home run. tigers win 4-1.two tomorrow. >>> the better part of two years, the warriors have boasted an inconveniencibility. tomorrow they'll have to summon every ounce of that to keep dreams of a repeat championship alive. they did get become on the right -- back on the right side of things last night. effective to extend the series. today, wheels up for okc. after the warriors landed, the coach addressed the media and said we're not in ideal shape, but we're still feeling all right. >> obviously i perfect to be in their shoes than ours. we won a game. we're found ourselves again and we've got some momentum. we have to just carry that forward. >> it's not like we're an 8 seed trying to pull off the upset. we're the 1 seed. we're disappointed we're down, but we're happy the way we bounced back last night and we've got to try to keep doing it. >> up 3 games to 2 with the king on your side. series over. 9 times lebron's team had been in that playoff scenario. 8 of those times, they won game six. >>> raptors game 6

. >> nick watts has the antics we're all talking about. >> what is a mourner?> who is philip ross. >> you are right again. >> he's nine-day champ dividing the internet. love him or hate him or 200. some say smug. some say sexy. >> who is buzzy cohen. >> in final jeopardy he wagers zero, passes up prize money to goof around. >> what is see you tomorrow trebek? >> reporter: has there ever been a more pungible jeopardy champion? looks like a kid i would p push into a locker. >> this is just me. this is my hair and these are my glasses. >> reporter: but then there's this. buzzy cohen is my soul mate. i have never loved a man the way i love bazi cohen. >> there are people who have sought me out and sent me messages. >> announcer: sultry messages. >> things you can't say on tv. >> reporter: but this cary grant meets arthur the ard vashg is -- >> who is you aren't rid of me yet trebek. you're going to pursue this theme as long as you're the champ, aren't you? >> reporter: are you arrogant and cocky? >> of course. >> reporter: i'd say just having a blast. who is one sm

here in hilo on the big island of hawaii, nick calber has made a living documenting spectacular lavaease to amaze him. but this one story stands out among the rest. that's when a village is decimated by lava. >> this was a beautiful, beautiful area back when. it's just been turned into a parking lot. there's very little left down here. >> the story begins in 1983. kalapana is a lush, fishing village on the eastern coast of the big island. but the town's proximity to a very active volcano means residents live watchfully and remindful of the threat of destruction. in january, 1983, kilauea erupts, powerfully blasting lava high into the air. nick calber and his crew begin to film the explosive events. >> the high fountain back in the '80s, once a month, once every three weeks, it would high fountain 800 to 1,500 feet in the air and it was absolutely amazing. >> this high fountaining is a spectacle, but looks could be deceiving. it's effusive, not explosive like mount st. helens. it's less likely to dump ash on surrounding towns. 20 miles away, it's not in imminent danger, that is until

nick backstrom has been taking the opposition center sticks. and then he talked about coming in almost like a roll. don't let him move into the faceoff. >> looks like he's going to win this puck back into his goaltender. >> mike: 16-18 is backstrom. the penguins have it. they're able to lob it back out. moving toward it, unable to get there, and then it's thrown wide. hagelin was the guy who was pressuring. but it winds up becoming the capitals puck to play. down the line, 100 seconds of regulation. backstrom tried to get there and the play wound up going offsides. >> eddie: hoi would certainly p holtby back in. >> pierre: so would i. halfway to the bench. >> eddie: doesn't look like it, though. >> mike: it seemed like that's what the assistant was asking down there, too. >> eddie: he made his decision very quickly. >> mike: carlson across, oshie bangs it back in. quickly lifted it back and down. it's an icing. >> pierre: oh, boy. >> eddie: thought that might have glanced off right in front of pierre. faceoff left of matt murray. >> paul: the b

has ordered schools to desegregate. but the district and some of the students are against the plan. cnn's nicksippi, and here is what he found out. >> hthis is uncomfortable for m. >> a father and son have a conversation that has been 50 years in the making. >> we're doing what we think is right. >> this week, after a five decades long battle, they have ordered them to integrate. edward duvall testified in court. his son, ed junior isn't so sure about the change. >> i think the parent wants the child to go, instead of where the child wants to go. >> just know the stand i'm taking is for the best interest of everybody. >> population, 12,000, cleveland, mississippi, has 11 public schools that are separated by train tracks that used to be right here. to the east, east side high school. that's 99% black. to the west, cleveland high school, which historically has been seen as a school for whites. though enrollment is pretty enly split between the races. but still not representative of the population. the department of justice took exception, and pushed to change it. >> i thought we were doing prett

rushworth has more. nick: the vote to impeach dilma rousseff stands the u-turn by the acting speaker, yet another extra ordinary twist. rousseff, when she heard her impeachment vote had been held, predicted bumps in the road ahead. >> it is not official. i do not know what the consequences will be. please because this. we are living in a web of tricks. leader has said the move to suspend the impeachment procedure in the lower house was a legal and that the vote in the upper cha mber would go ahead. personally responsible for the delay of the impeachment process. .> rousseff denies wrongdoing she is accused of trying to hide the scale of the country's economic problems by manipulating government budget accounts during the 2014 reelection campaign. london: recross now to -- we cross now to london. this story has more twists and turns than an airport thriller. so if this impeachment process -- is this impeachment process likely to go ahead? >> yes. it is clear now that it will go ahead. this is a real roller coa

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rushworth has the story. nick tow days into the job and out he goes. the brazilian planning minister, romero juca, with over 20 years in the senate, said secret recordings of him are being taken out of context. anything thatdone would make any investigation difficult. i never tried with anybody, neither in the supreme court nor in the federal prosecutors office, to obstruct any investigation or any result of it. goes the investigation into a bribery scheme involving petrobras. he agreed on the need to limit the graft probe and staunch the bleeding. of the word use "bleeding," referring to brazil's freefalling economy in the recent political turmoil. the scandal is fueled to the pro-rousseff cap, saying the former president is now facing a political trial, essentially a two. romero juca says it is a blow to president tmeemer. arer and other ministers currently under investigation for their alleged roles in the petrobras scandal. annette: a reminder of what is making headlines this hour. right police are called in as police begin to evacuate thousands of

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gawker has said, nick denton has said they've spent $10 million in expenses already alone on the casemagine on the other side there was another $10 million, the lawyer doing it on a contingengy basis. there were questions throughout how this was being financed. hulk hogan, of course, as divorced recently and suggested he didn't have a lot of money so there were questions. now we know peter thiel was behind it. of course, raising some questions about disclosure, whether it matters, whether it doesn't. lots of insurance companies and other investors have been involved in cases over the years, but whether this changes the dynamic given that it's not as mercenary, if you will, right, the reasons for supporting or backing a case -- >> it levels the playing field a bit and gives guys who don't have a lot of money a little bit of -- look, it -- i understand some disclosure potentials, maybe you want to know who is backing some of these things but i think a jury looks at it and they're not looking at who is backing what. they're more interested in whether there was wrong doing. >> in certain

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nick. no terror group has claimed responsibility for bringing down the airbus 320. >> still to come on "eyewitnessews" a deadly volcanic eruption. find out where this happened and see the devastation it's already caused. >>> plus,. >> a brand new ease of technology could save lives and time when it comes to fighting fires. i'm anita oh in center city. coming up how much this new piece of technology costs and how firefighters here are training for it. >> and we're dealing with more rainfall, damp conditions and cool conditions on this may saturday but we are going to see some big improvements as we head into midweek next week. when to expect sunshine and temperature in the 80's coming up next. >> eruption in western indonesia killing three people and injuring four others. it blasted ash as high as 2 miles into the air today. the victims were working on their farms near the mountain when it erupted. now the mountain lay dormant for four centuries before springing to life in august of 2010. >>> also now new technology could make firefighting a lot safer than ever before and it's coming to philadelphi

nick along with will i understanddy bowman was -- along with lindy bowman was crowned king and queen. >>> what song are you looking forward to dancing with? >>> taylor swift. >>> the family is gratified that the community has embraced nick and cara not because they are class mats with downs syndrome, but they are classmates. >>> this is not considered a special event. >> reporter: the moment they were waiting for, the dream come true, your first dance at the prom. you got your first prom dance. >>> awesome. >> reporter: how about you nick? >>> it was great. >> reporter: that's a special moment. >>> a special moment and special night indeed, in warminster, i'm dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >>> looks like they had a great time. >>> 7:10, "action news" saturday morning, bringing a taste of italy right to your kitchen. we'll tell you how a local woman found a recipe for recovery. >>> plus, thermal imaging shows just how hot it will get when a volcano erupts. >> reporter: it's nice and sunny until this afternoon we'll see thunderstorms, and it will be cold tomorrow morning some areas seeing patchy frost. i'll have that coming up in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> take a look at this, i

. >> this is a man, nick obviously who has escaped from prison several times in mexico. is there any indication from your source that he was planning yet another escape? i imagine that the mexican government wants to hand him over soon to the u.s. to prevent another huge embarrassment for them. >> in contest with our viewers, this is a man with incredible influence, and power, the de facto leader of mexico thought to be trusted by many people in mexico more than the official government. we can only assume he was trying to do as much as he could to get out of the situation he was in. that's what precedent has told us about this individual. the security measures under way and taking place, he was being shuffled around from cell to cell in the altiplano pen penitentiary penitentiary. he was under 24/7 watch, he was being heavily guarded. according to his attorney, he was being denied the basic human rights. he wrote a letter about el chapo being put out by the conditions he was being put under. it has to be a discussion for the u.s. officials who are anxious to get him on u

has dropped and u.s. investments have made a comeback. but locals fear juarez may return to days past with a return to a local prison of the mexican kingpin joaquin el chapo guzman. nicka has more for you. ♪ >> reporter: life goes on in juarez, mexico. once desolate streets traded for a semblance of tranquility in a city across the river from el paso, texas. not so long ago it was infested with drug cartels. at its violent peak, there were more than 3,000 people murdered in one year, most of those deaths were attributed to the war between the local juarez cartel and the infamous see that l see that low what federation. while life on the streets has changed in juarez with el chapo's return, the bloody past seems very much present. this man lived through the violence between 2009 and 2012. he says he still mourns the death of one of his construction workers killed inside his business. there are many people very hurt by that war. there are many still mourning what happened during the narco war, and there's still a very late ept sense of insecurity bred by el chapo guzman. painful memories buried deep in his mind have been unlocked by the return of louisiana chel ch. some

he has been nick tops. sorry about that. keep he's adorable. she's a class president, val diactor and and most likely to success but she didn't have much competition. she was the only high school graduate of the high school thih year. they came out to see the loan lo graduate in the school's cafeteria. as for her tour plans she earned a scholarship in tennessee. how is that possible. >> it must be a very small sm school. > only one person? are they accredited? >> it depends, too, a lot off these areas, please call. it's interesting, though. some of these -- it might be a small enough town. > you're making that up. >> should the products you buybu cost more just because they're marketed to women. fox's jessica row most has morer in new york. >>reporter: the study found fou that p a non ping item could cost you u two to 15 percent more. of course that depends on theat row tailer. t did you know that ping shirt sh your daughter is wearing might m have cost you more? >> no. consumers beware, a study says simply the color ping meansmean digging a li