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are palmyra, an ain ancient city that had been incredibly well preserved by the sands of the desert. there doesn't seem to be a way to stop the destruction. >> it's too dangerous basically to go in and preserve things in the middle of this conflict. >> reporter: something else that will play a major role in reconstruction: technology. specifically, laser scanning. let's say there's a lays are scanning of the empire state building. that scanning would be able to take dimension of every nook and imaging. it is a useful tool for archaeologists and historians. that technology has also taken on a more urgent purpose. >> it was really shortly after the destruction at the mosul museum and added sites at northern iraq like hatra that we said we have to do something. >> reporter: nonprofit organization sciarc is working to lays ir-scan sites that are most at risk of being destroyed. that data can be turned into a blueprint or virtual model. in cases of sites already destroyed there are several groups like the mosul project that are crowd sourcing identification of the projects for future reco

that if you look at the polling, by far the largest percentage of people who are most likely to people,ain our young the under 25, even the under 30's. it is the over 55, over 60 who are most likely to vote go, and as we all know, in every , youngn in every country people are much, much harder to actually get out to vote. they are much less likely to vote. that is the prime concern at the moment. we are going to see a major campaign launching to address those young people. it is already starting at university campuses around the country. they are really trying to get people mobilized. after all, whichever way this referendum goes, it is likely to be the young people -- it will be the young people -- who are most affected. they have their whole lives ahead of them. either they will have the liberty to travel and work and settle and study in europe, or they might not. affected.re the ones they are the ones most likely to be the targets of this campaign. a couple of interesting things have happened as well. to seemple, we are going very shortly the launch of a campaign called "go speak to you

the capitals are on odds to win the favorite for the stanley and ains philadelphia but the caps history is having everybody thinking. >> we have the exact same motivation and just to get to the end. it is a very mentally strong group of guys. >> it is the most fun time and the most emotional time for the coaches, the players and the fans. because you are playing for something. there is every minute and every shift counts. and here is the cap's slogan. all of the players dawning the shirt with the number 16 which is the number of wins you need for a cup. even the equipment managers wearing it considering it reminds them of where they have been and where they want to go. the best record does not mean a victory. >> a mean shirt. hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad? i'm good. (dad) it may be quite a while before he's ready, but our subaru legacy will be waiting for him. (vo) the longest-lasting midsize sedan in its class. the twenty-sixteen subaru lega

. >>> for now, though, oakland has something even bigger going on, the warriors ain the nba play-offs. just in time for tomorrow's first round series opener against the houston rockets, special warriors post-season t- shirts. some have "strength in numbers" and the letter m is designed as a tally mark. >> when you're a kid, when you want to start to keep track of things you have chalk and you're thinking use tally marks to show like thinks that you won and we wanted to take this concept of numbers and extend that out to our fans. >> the shirts are available in the warriors store at the arena. game one against the rockets is tomorrow in oakland. game 2 will also be at home on monday. game 3 and game 4 will be in houston april 21 and 24. and if necessary, game 5 and 7 will be in oakland. >>> meanwhile the stanley cup play-offs are already under way and the sharks have an early edge. san jose beat the kings in los angeles last night 4-3 to take a one-game to none lead in the series. game 2 tomorrow in l.a. with game 3 and 4 in san jose monday and wednesday night. sharks will hold their t

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fuel economy scandal is expected to have a serious financial impact on the carmaker and isakingeople ain wonder if they can trust cars bearing the symbol of the mitsubishi group, three red diamonds. nhk world. >>> toshiba executives have been trying to turn around their finances after an accounting scandal came to light. now the company has announced that it will book an impairment loss of billions of dollars on its u.s. nuclear subsidiary, westinghouse. chief executive says toshiba is expected to book an impairment charge of $2.3 billion for march. it's thought it will shrink from the initial estimate of $6.4 billion to about $4.2 billion due to profits from selling the firm's subsidiary, toshiba medical systems. the company aims to receive orders for 45 nuclear powerplants in emerging economies by physical 2030. officials say they expect to produce profits through the militan maintenance of nuclear power plants. >>> many investors stayed on the sidelines as central banks in japan and u.s. review monetary policies. we go to the business reporter giang nguyen at the tokyo stock exchange.

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you can absolutely make them part of the excitement at any level ain the time and it does work. >> how? >> i say i have a great idea, we're going to change this -- she asked me to do this, but we're going to do that and that, and i want you to help me figure it out and make it happen. if you are v anything day namic you can add into this, let me know. >> so you get someone into being a partner. >> correct. >> they also oh part of their confidence to hiring people who understand their style. >> i can delegate because i have strong leaders. they're all very good ar tis in their own right. >> they both say that screaming never works, they each have their own quieter way of letting employees know they need to step it up. >> if something is really going to hell or employees are having a bad time. i get very quiet and methodical. >> when you get quiet, does everyone get a little nervous? they know it is jr. version of yelling at them? >> i think you're correct. >> they each become an island of clarity at the center of a big storm. they don't let the chaos district them from the end product.

next week we start out with ain once again, temperatures in the low 60s. that's a look at the low forecast. anchor desk. >>> thank you. "new york live" is live next. >> coming up, kelly ripa returns to "live" and she has some thoughts on the morning show controversy. we have her very candid comments. >>> and what does it take to be the next tracy turnblad. we'll take you to the new york casting call for nbc's hairspray live for a sneak peek. all right here at 12:30. >>> we'll see you then. thank you. still ahead on news 4 new york at noon, a landmark decision. what london officials plan to do big ben that may have tourists it seems like a cold at first. you can't concentrate, before long it's all you can think about. you feel anxious and uncertain. until one day you realize, this could be it. you've done it, you've uit smoking for good. a little suffering now can save a lot of suffering later. stop before the real suffering starts. you can quit smoking. talk with your doctor. >>> today marks 30 years since the worst nuclear accident in history. the explosi

ain set off from t >>> today people hopped aboard the niles canyon railway to benefit the american cancersociety. the train set off at three different times with two picks costing -- tickets costing $25 for each adult. there was entertainment and free wine tasting as part of the event called ride the rails for really. they donated the entire train and crew for this fundraiser. >>> here's something fans did not get to do very often by a wreck -- buy tickets for the second round of the stanley cup playoffs. tickets for game one are already going for upwards of $500 on stub hub. the sharks closed after opening play in the series last night with a win over the kings. the bigger story is whether steph curry is coming back or not coming back. >> i will make this suits happy because i'm using the word trending. trending in the bay area for sports this hour nba playoffs step curry -- steph curry this evening curry says thumbs-up. he was at practice in houston with no complications with health -- which held the meta- games two and three which the warriors lost. he entered the ankle area in game on

but he was certainly a bit more subdued later on when he was voters. ain, especially in brooklyn who had problems at their polling places. tasake a listen. >> the comptroller of the city of new york thlked today about voter irregularities, and about chaos at the polli places. as did the mayor of the city of new york. >> the race for ther emocratic nomination is in the home stretch and victory is in sight. >> among the numerous probltos we were told about that took place at different polling places, upper west side included, there were farms missing, elections workers trying to figure out what went wrong, making phone calls. some people couldn't vote. others had to fill out an affidavit. we know mayber er mayor deblasio looking at this and the board of investigations look at this. back to you, michael. >> thank you very much. >>> as for the republicans, front-runner donald trump came he captured 61% of the votes in new york state claiming 88 of the 95 delegates up for grabs. john kasich's only win was manhattan, donald trump's home turf. >> we will go into the convention, i think, as

. >> i always say thank god he didn't take michelle to see driving miss mother*á*áin' daisy.laughs) or that have been the last date! (clapping) >> i spoke to spike lee at his production house - 40 acres and a mule, based in his childhood neighborhood fort greene, brooklyn. >> talk to me a little bit about why chi-raq, why chicago, why now? >> well, chicago is the southwest side of chicago is like the canary in the coal mine for gun violence. new york city is three times the population of chicago, yet chicago has more homicides. so kevin willmott, we co-wrote the script and we knew that it had to be chicago. but just by choosin' chicago, if you choose the biggest, then you can get everything underneath. kevin and i tried to do this film six years ago. wasn't the time for it six years ago. time is now. >> why? >> well, the film begins with those words, "this is an emergency". and gun violence is something that affects every american. we have to get out of the thinkin' that it just affects any certain people, any certain neighborhoods. it goes across the board, gun violence. >>

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hour is a great number, but when you're employed because you've been let go because the employer can't ain order to keep you, 15 becomes zero. >> reporter: while more cities and states are lifting their makes the federal flor of $7.25 still prevails in 21 states, so for millions the $15 an hour club remains well out of reach with no clear wave will spread. joe fryar, nbc news, los angeles. >>> the fda is making moves over concerns that have been raised for years about the potential health risks for children, including developmental delays, from a type of arsenic found in small amounts in infant rice cereal. one of the first foods given to babies. nbc's morgan radford parents. >> reporter: today the food and drug administration proposing new limits on a kind of arsenic found in infant rice cereal. >> what we know is that the -- that arsenic can cause neurodevelopmental changes but that's, again, at high exposures at high levels. what we are taking today is a prudent step. it's a way that we can reduce exposure to arsenic. >> reporter: according to the fda, relative to their body weight, bab

a yes, the midwest and into the t ains.e weather threats tonight but also as we go into especially tuesday and the harecast models have been hinting at the potential for covere weather outbreak. we have a couple of systems. and this second system is one we are focused on that is still developing across the pacific northwest but as we get into tuesday night we'll see the potential for some scattered severe thunderstorms, and the threat for damaging wind, large hail and the potential for some tornadoes, too. >> glor: pamela gardner thank you very much. there was a small private farewell to prince this weekend after the singer's remains were cremated, friends and family s thered outside his estate to celebrate his life. and as jamie yuccas report, the hometown celebration is still going. >> reporter: through the storm clouds the sounds of prince rang out from tower bells. for a half hour the bell played the superstar's hits like 1999. under umbrellas fans listened and reflected on his legacy. >> it's an emotional moment. i thi

that the haunting images of babies born with microcephaly in brazil -- abnormally small heads and fa ains -- are becoming a very real concern in the u.s. >> everything we look at with this virus seems to be a bit scarier than we initially thought. >> reporter: the zika virus is carried by a mosquito, until recently, researchers believed it was found in just 12 states. the new estimate, 30, further north than first thought, though that doesn't mean they'll carry zika that far. already 346 zika cases are reported all over the country, mostly from travelers who brought the virus home. now pregnant women living along the gulf coast are potentially at risk. tropical disease exeert dr. peter hotez is warning microcephaly could ravage the region l e hurricane katrina. >> i'm very worried in areas of extreme poverty, poor neighborhoods in u.s. gulf coast cities such as houston and new leanu doaybe tampa, that we are highly vulnerable to s zika virus transmission leading to microcephaly cases. >> reporter: especially vulnerable, the poor living without air conditioning or window screens nr standin

to cheer on their school, their community, their kids. ( cheers ) don dahler, cbs news, lewiston, aine>> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org from model student in marino lete at cal. >>> a hometown quarterback big nfl moment. >> tough to make a move but the rams are hoping that goff is the guy that can do it. >> from model student in marin to star athlete at cal, jared goff's family and friends on his fairy tale rise to football fame and how he stayed an all- around nice guy. >> as good of a quarterback as he is, in my eyes he is one of the best around, he is ten times better as a kid. >> the raiders owner wants to move his team to vegas. how a 49ers legend may be joining the fight to keep them in oakland. >> brothers arrested in the murder of their parents. hasib exclusive new details on the how the suspect mastermind tried to throw off police. where he was allegedly hiding out while his brother went to school. >> trump is com

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. >> i always say thank god he didn't take michelle to see driving miss mother*á*áin' daisy.laughs) or that have been the last date! (clapping) >> i spoke to spike lee at his production house - 40 acres and a mule, based in his childhood neighborhood fort greene, brooklyn. >> talk to me a little bit about why chi-raq, why chicago, why now? >> well, chicago is the southwest side of chicago is like the canary in the coal mine for gun violence. new york city is three times the population of chicago, yet chicago has more homicides. so kevin willmott, we co-wrote the script and we knew that it had to be chicago. but just by choosin' chicago, if you choose the biggest, then you can get everything underneath. kevin and i tried to do this film six years ago. wasn't the time for it six years ago. time is now. >> why? >> well, the film begins with those words, "this is an emergency". and gun violence is something that affects every american. we have to get out of the thinkin' that it just affects any certain people, any certain neighborhoods. it goes across the board, gun violence. >>

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mohamud: in the case of somalia, i would not have categorized them as rising ag ain.hey are people who have been controlling all of somalia. now, there is the specific order. there is the major town or city that they control. they are in the remote areas. but the core of terrorism and extremism is still in case -- place. charlie, this is a big war. it is almost a world war. in the case of somalia, or any other case, when someone is saying they are researching, -- resurgences, there are indications there -- they have done something in one quarter or another. i don't see any reason where th ey are becoming bold or powerful, particularly in somalia. charlie: you do not? pres. mohamud: i do not at all. charlie: how does somalia, as one place, and afridca, feel about the united states and its role? pres. mohamud: for us, the united states has always been a very good friend for somalia. the united states was the second government in the world to recognize somalia. who was number one? pres. mohamud: russia was number one. then, there are these good relations. there have been

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george clooney ain san francisc co-hosting a fundraiser for presidential candidate hillary clinton last night. though it was for clinton, the event also attracted a crowd of bernie sanders supporters. they turned out to protest clinton's event. the cost to get into the fundraiser ranged from $33,000 to more than $350,000. many protesters argued the private party was not a good fit for the city. >> she's not here to talk about the issues that we're dealing with in san francisco. she's here to ask wealthy donors for money. >> hillary clinton and the clooneys will hold another fundraiser today at george cloon clooney's los angeles home. >>> uc berkeley's provos stepped down. just yesterday he announced he's leaving his post to return to teaching in the psychology department. he didn't cite the controversy as his reason for leaving, instead saying he's making the change due to his wife's ongoing health issues. cal will name the next soon. >>> a well known concorde chiropractor is being accused of sexually assaulting one of his patients. steven moon was arrested outside his office. our camer

jersey;aíñ shore, looking at temperatures warming into the 50s here right along the shore in cape maycourthouse 52, ocean city 51. a little further inland like mayes landing, touch warmer, 54. right along the shore in atlantic city 50 degrees. so it's still a cool start to the morning along the shore. temperatures quickly warming up. now our weather story for the rest of the area dry and warm. this weather pattern is going to keep those pollen levels high. whenever we're stuck in a weather pattern, a lot of sunshine, temperatures, no rain, that's when the poll spikes this time of year. it's going to stay high the middle to the end of next week or this coming week so we don't expect rain not until next friday. that shows you really how nice our weather is going to be. now, if you are along jersey shore today, take a look at how the day will shape up. mostly in the low 50s. 57 degrees, 5:00 p.m. topping out around 60. it's cooler along the shore of course. take a look at philadelphia planner for. right now 53 degrees in philadelphia. as we go through the afternoon, temperatures topping

chaos or -- what were yours ain? neat freak. >> clutter-free. how can you work? >> neat freak. >> i love you! what? no one's even interested. >> the whole thing was supposed to be are you judging somebody. >> no, you're changing the question. >>> helen mirren is dying for a role in an upcoming movie. i don't understand this? she could be in any movie she wants to be. she said it is her dream role. >> we're going to play a game. we have three options. we're going to try to guess which one is her dream role. new "star wars" movie, the new fast and furious movie is two, or the new "bay watch" film. >> she gave her answer during an interview with a british television host. >> you are gunning to be in a big action utanchise. >> yes. "fast and furious." i would love to be in "fast and furious." >> are you kiding? >> no. that's an incredible fun movies. aren't they? they're just -- you don't act. amazing, they set all these things and things explode all around you. oh, it's unbelievable fun. and that with cars would be my eam come true. >> so put that in your wine bot a