this is from albert. >> another request from the audience. ♪ ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful worldelt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la la ♪ >> anthony: was it the week before christmas when all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. actually, that's not true at all. metro manila, bustling, sprawling, southeastern asian capital. the world's most densely populated city. ♪ i light a candle put the presents round the tree ♪ >> anthony: but it is christmas. where the mostly catholic population take their holiday season very seriously. because filipinos are, for reasons i have yet to figure out, probably the most giving of all people on the planet. think i'm talking shut? keep watching. ♪ >> good afternoon everyone. we're the band called keystone. ♪ >> anthony: ofw stands for overseas filipino worker and they're one of the largest and most important exports, people. go abroad, make money, improve the quali

oh this is from albert. oh, my gosh. wow! oh, my gosh!n and heaven ♪ ♪ and nature sing he rules the world with truth and grace ♪ ♪ and make the nations prove the glories of his righteousness ♪ ♪ and wonders of his love and wonders of his love and wonders, wonders ♪ ♪ of his love [ applause ] >>> when we first pitched this show, you should know the whole idea behind this show is it's a show where a black guy goes places either he shouldn't go or you wouldn't expect him to go. and we're like oh, where should we go? i was like, i don't know, maybe i should go talk to the ku klux klan. that was their reaction. [ laughter ] that was exactly -- hmm. then it got quiet for a long time. but i could tell it was that kind of quiet where this was like that might be good for ratings. but kamau might die. but that might be really good for ratings. [ laughter ] when i pitched the ku klux klan idea i didn't think they'd actually let me do it. you know what i mean? i was just trying to be edgy and get the job. and i thought we'd negotiate down to like the

this is from albert!e a request from the audience. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> 'twas the week before christmas when all through the house not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. ♪ ♪ actually, that's not true at all. ♪ >> metro manila, bustling, sprawling, southeast asian capital of the philippines, home to somewhere between 12 to 20 million people. the world's most densely populated city. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> but it is christmas. ♪ ♪ >> a twinkly, festive wonderland where the mostly catholic population take their holiday season very seriously. >> merry christmas! >> because filipinos are for reasons i have yet to figure out, probably the most giving of all people on the planet. think i'm talking shit? keep watching. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good afternoon, everyone. we're the band called keystone. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ofw stands for overseas filipino worker and they are one of the philippines' largest and most important exports, people. go abroad, make money, improve the quality of life for the whole family. all over the

with a history of firsts we're nationally recognized for medical excellence, and with our albert einstein college of medicine, academic and research excellence. responsible for the world's first transvenous cardiac pacemaker, montefiore has been setting the pace in medicine ever since. into westchester and the hudson valley, state-of-the-art healthcare . >>> tonight, a new twist in an investigation into super vision at boys town new york. three former staffers have been arrested and a fourth will soon be arrested. they're accused of not supervising the boys in the group home and falsifying the bed check logs. three teen boys seen in this video esz caped from a facility and raped a woman. >>> the embattled head of the civilian complaint review board resigned this afternoon. richard emery was targeted by one of his coworkers. the suit claims she was -- he has faced criticism from police unions because his law firm represents a man who was investigated by the ccrb. up and running tomorrow. the middletown school district avoided a school bus driver and mechanic strike. contract negotiations w

from philadelphia, pennsylvania, please welcome back albert stumm. and applause] welcome back. >> hi. thank you. >> good to see you. >> see you again. >> i would think that would be a great way to get ready for this show or any trivia. >> oh, yeah, absolutely. i mean, i'm just reading the news all day, every day,

here's mark albert. >> thank you so much!rter: this year in a first, wheaton college in massachusetts hand delivered some acceptance letters. >> my god! wow! >> reporter: the unconventional house calls are part of a re-write of college admissions at campuses across the country, including at goucher college in baltimore. >> my name is emunah serman, and i'm from memphis, tennessee. >> reporter: in her hand shot video, emunah serman told agz of admission staff of her love of drawing and writing and why she thought she'd fit in. >> it was very different and it it was a way to show who i am. >> reporter: chris wild and "castaway" are on the admissions committee at goucher which this year enrolled the first students who were allowed to apply by video. goucher hopefuls only need to send in a two-minute zoo and two works from high school, one of them graded. in the tradition-bound world of college admissions it's a radical idea. >> while we've taken away some of the more traditional means weep haven't gotten rid of the element that

mark albert, cbs news, chanhassen, minnesota. >>> of course the tributes are pouring in. perhaps none as poignant as president obama's saying in part, "as one of the most gifted and prolific musicians of our time, prince did it all -- funk, r&b, rock and roll. he was a virtuoso instrumentalist and electrifying performer. a strong spirit transcends rules, prince once said. and nobody's spirit was stronger, bolder, or more >>> there's poignant, and then there's powerful. here's jennifer hudson's nod to the icon alongside her cast from broadway's "the color purple." purple rain purple rain >> after the show, j. hud tweeted together, "we all sang together. after all, prince has touched us all." fellow musician jane may -- john mayer posted, "he inspired a generation of musicians to strive for greatness above anything else," writing, "guitar players and all musicians everywhere will be picking up a much heavier instrument today." mick jagger had this to say on twitter, "prince was an original lyricist, a startling guitar player. his talent was limitless. prince was one of the

albert wenger of union square ventures has been a long time supporter of the issue.ojects are in the works in the netherlands. the swiss will both on a basic income referendum next year. what will the future of work look like? i spoke to alan ross, author of the industries of the future. senior adviser of innovation at the state department. you have thought a lot about this. what is the verdict? how much will technology and automation change the employment outlook and in what industries? >> it will change the employment outcome significantly. in pretty much all industries. emily: would you say epically? emily: -- >> ethically. people usually end up utopian or dystopian. i think the reality is much more up the middle. later in the united states, labor markets will remain strong. it will require hibbitts and if called -- pivots and difficult pivots. i think people who have done work that is largely manual and routine, that work is going to increasingly be eliminated. the jobs for which most men in the united states work in is driving. emily: transportation. >> if you t

dave and albert, you have know how close i game to calling you albert brooks.nk you very much, guys. go to our website right now to see why albert brenner says oil prices will be unstable for years. that's powerlunch.cnbc.com. >> i'd rather laugh with the sinners than try with the saints. well, call it a songwriter, whatever. the sinners have much more fun. sinners versus saints wloshgs is better for your portfolio? we'll ask and answer that question next on "power lunch." i'm here at the td ameritrade trader offices. steve, other than making me move stuff, what are you working on? let me show you. okay. our thinkorswim trading platform aggregates all the options data you need in one place and lets you visualize that information for any options series. okay, cool. hang on a second. you can even see the anticipated range of a stock expecting earnings. impressive... what's up, tim. td ameritrade. perfect driving record. >>perfect. no tickets. no accidents... >>that is until one of you clips a food truck, ruining your perfect record. >>yup... now, you would think

. >> reporter: accountant albert says now that it is tax season he is filing returns and filling up on sweets. >> it is pretty stressful at times and so i do tend to eat a little bit more this time of the year. >> reporter: business owner margaret le court found a way to avoid work place weight gain. >> i have seen it happen to me before but i'm really aware of it. i'm making sure that i take a break, get up, walk around, come out here for fresh air. >> reporter: she says that burns calories, reduces stress and helps her keep her weight right where she wants it. new survey found that a quarter of the workers have accessed to employer sponsored programs to help them lose weight but 55 percent don't take advantage of them. i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> happening today, the cost of the first class stamp is going down by 2 cents. the price of the stamp drops from 49 cents to 47 cents, the postal service does not want the decrease but really doesn't have a choice as its regulator is ordering it. the postal service will lose $2 billion due to the decrease. the last tim

albert wenger of union square ventures has been a long time supporter of the issue.rojects are in the works in the netherlands. the swiss will both on a basic income referendum next year. so what will the future of work , look like? i spoke to alec ross author of , the industries of the future. senior adviser of innovation at the state department. you have thought a lot about this. what is the verdict? how much will technology and automation change the employment outlook and in what industries? >> it is going to change the employment outlook pretty significantly and pretty much all industries. emily: would you say epically? >> epically. people who tend to think about these things, they usually end up utopian, everything is going to be ok, or dystopian, eyes closed, finch test fists clenched. i think the reality is much more up the middle. later in the united states, labor markets will remain strong. it will require pivots and some difficult pivots. there are segments of the american working class that i think will be the worst -- the most difficult. emily: what segme

to get the perspective i will chase this to the bronx where i met albert. he invented many of the moves the ec and the videos. he said the mayor could not >> nobody will come now to give their bike away. >> i asked how he felt about then a tv writers -- a tv writers. >> darr working-class people doctors and lowers -- lawyers and contractors it is unlikely practice. this is a love for the culture. >> he has no interest with being out war with the n.y.p.d. actually he wants atv riders to find a safe place to ride it would not be to rise in the streets if there was a park say could go to. this story is personal for me because it's the core of our tousing newsroom. we first came onto the air three years ago literally wheel's spinning in the air with my report of trenton and i have the utmost atv riders have why not build more instead of trying to kill ingenuity? let me know what you think. "chasing news". >> being pressured to change its field and the freedom of religious delegation because of a latin cross that has a motto. decollated mayor did not wish to com

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mike trout, albert pujols among others as you take a look at the warriors getting ready. maybe the best center fielder in the game getting a kick out of that. it is steph curry launching the three himself. he gets into a game of pig which is just the shortenedey biggs of horse. joe smith misses the three. smith, an a's bullpen guy beats the great steph curry and he was pumped about it. that was fun. you know, i loved it. >> you don't go into something expecting to lose. as a professional athlete, you want to win everything. >> you weren't even trying, man. >> they are competitive. meantime, real dog and pony show at oracle. not quite as good at what we saw in l.a. clippers and grizzlies headed north. man's best friend, austin rivers, the cope of the clip. leading l.a. with 18 points. chris paul his faith play, one of his 13 assists. deandre jordan will take care of it in deep. 110-84, grizzlies headed to oakland. you have to wonder like the warriors if they can even sleep tonight. it's kind of like christmas ivelts can you even sleep tonight? you are so excited about bein

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albert pujols, you see him on the left and mike trout the 2014 american league mvp and trout and albert pujols and draymond green. that was cliff pennington missing and it came down to curry, he had to make this shot and didn't make it so he picked up an i. joe smith made that an an angels reliever. misses with the left hand. joe smith, the angels relief pick beat the grayest shooter in the world at a game of pig and here is what smith said afterwards. >> it was fun. i loved it. >> you don't seem surprised. >> you don't go expect to lose. everything you do you want to win as a professional athlete. that was cool. >> he wasn't even trying. >> yeah, joe smith, he expected to win. >> did they all do the exact same shots. >> they played pig and they put in one of the lesser players and joe smith was with seth and we didn't show it but he made one of these back to the basket from the free throw and a leftie 3 pointer and seth missed both of them. >> the pressure is really on for tomorrow night. >> they don't feel pressure. they don't seem to feel pressure ever. i think it is coach kerr, he k

(vo) at the forefront of with highly targeted therapies, the world-renowned doctors our albert einstein college of medicine are leaders in cancer diagnosis, treatment and duke: mets down in atlanta again today, degrom on the mound for first time since starting the mets home opener. >> all right degrom pitched well striking out nick in the third, finished with 3 strike outs on the day. in the fifth, getting it done, getting freddie freeman. he went 5 and 2/3, giving up one earned run, mets win 3-2, they scene. >> yanks hosting the rays, a tough start for michael panetta. homer to right, 2--0 rays, steven souza, how about this happy birthday first of two of his home runs, rays led 5-0. rays win 8-1. >> a rod was in the lineup, injured his left o-- -- left the game awaiting an mri, more news tonight, with mets, and yankees and nfl draft. see you tonight, 10:30, "sports extra" presented by toyota. antwan: thank you. christina: talk about an out of this world experience. antwan: aboard international space station, show you how one ast nat astronaut ran efficient the sfx: crowd cheering sfx:

then albert in the secretary. allow just one run over 6 innings. top 9. man on facing shawn.o run jack and angels take a lead. not only beat the warriors today. went out tonight and beat the a's 5-4 your final. colorado out with foot injury here. back up with brown the best impression see you deep to lef left. giants extend the fran choice record homering in the first 8 games. brown not done yet. does it again. this time give the giants a lead. buster is all smiles. and so is brown. brown also caught jeff. guest red hot. story spring -- swing here. first victory as a giant. 7-2 the final. >> warriors not the only local team in the post season. your sharks will face the kings around one of the play offs thursday in l.a. monday this time entry level and also a male model for versachi. zoo lander of the nhl. real goalie jones will be key forth men in teal during the play off. information king. knows them well and only go as far as the goalie will take you in the post season. get started this season. >> it's fun. you look at the division at the start of the year. you know it's a

with a history of firsts, we're nationally recognized for medical excellence, and with our albert einstein college of medicine, academic and research excellence. and now state-of-the-art healthcare is just down the road from you. american workers know how to fight back and rebuild an economy. so does she. we need jobs that provide dignity and a bright future. new penalties to stop companies from moving profits and jobs overseas. for businesses that create manufacturing jobs, a new tax credit. and let's invest in clean energy jobs, with 500 million solar panels installed by the end of a real plan to create new jobs and industries of the future. hillary clinton. store the latest on the nationwide fight over smart phone encryption. it has a local flavor to it. manhattan d.a. says his office has more than 200 cases of locked phones it cannot access to find evidence in criminal cases even with a court order. one mother says this is the only way to find out who killed her daughter. >> who shoots a pregnant woman? she was about to deliver. >> reporter: that's the one question barbara mills wants

it's true, though. >> watched albert pujols for years and never met him. rest of his teammates and him talented guys. it's pretty cool they come out and watch us practice and get to chop it up for a little bit. >> pro athletes. they just love meeting fellow pro athletes. it's that mutual respect thing. coming up later in sports, let's talk brass tacks and 73 wins, draymond an steph? i'll tell you why they are all in for memphis tomorrow night. reporting outside oracle arena, colin resch, nbc bay area. >> it's nerve-racking! thank you, colin. >> now challenge steph curry in game of horse. >> now i know he can't do it. perfect. >> thanks, colin. >>> how about tickets to tomorrow night's game? on resale sites like stub hub the cheap seats, we can't call them cheap seats in the upper deck are 340 bucks. if your company just went ipo maybe you can sit courtside for 10-k. the average price for a ticket tomorrow night the regular season finale warriors and grizzlies 436 bucks. >>> $700 in steak? gone in seconds. the reason detectives in the south bay have a good

with a history of firsts, we're nationally recognized for medical excellence, and with our albert einstein college of medicine, academic and research excellence. and now state-of-the-art healthcare >>> tonight we're getting a look at what new yorkers think about our city's mayor. in the latest nbc 4 new york wall street judge poll, mayor de blasio's approval rating has dropped 3% since november. his rating now stands at 35. this is the lowest approval number yet. >>> tonight we are waiting to find out the cause of a fire that ripped through a home in bloomfield, new jersey, on williamson avenue and liberty street this morning. the upper floor had the most damage. thankfully no one was hurt. >>> a few hours ago about a hundred verizon workers were protesting their spiking contracts. be affected despite having those 47,000 workers walk off the squlob. job. >> reporter: arlene is waiting for verizon. without cable or internet for three days now, it's really getting to her. a verizon tech never showed on wednesday. an 8:00 a.m. payment appointment had now stretched to 2:00 this afternoon. >> p

with a history of firsts, we're nationally recognized for medical excellence, and with our albert einstein college of medicine, academic and research excellence. and now state-of-the-art healthcare >>> we've got some breaking news right now in north bergen. take a look at these images. dennis, what's going on? >> well, david, a very serious in bound at route 3. acmecident happening within the last five minutes or so. first live pictures here of this car fire. you can see it blocking all three lanes on route three. you can see out bound traffic is very slow getting out of the lincoln tunnel. and route 3 backed up already from the new jersey turnpike. no word on the driver or possibly passengers. a fully involved car fire here inbound on route 3 in north bergen right at jfk boulevard. we'll keep you updated. >> thank you. hoping everyone is okay there. >>> a new jersey woman managed to scare off two men trying to rob her home even though she wasn't there at the time. [ dogs barking ] >> those men you see broke into the southern new jersey home this week. scare them away. but the homeowner re

medical re without having to travel for it. nationally recognized for medical excellence, and with our albert thint'stein college of medicine, academic and research excellence. and now state-of-the-art healthcare >>> lester holt joins us now wineth a look at what's ahead on nightly news. >> the top news se.ries and how safe are you in your truck? we're going to give you the results from the latest crash test on pickup trucks. only three out of the seven full sized pickups earned a n acceptable rating. >> this is the toughest test performed by the insurance institute for highway safety. one vehicle in particular we'll tell you which one it is coming up at 6:30. >> that's what you call a tease. thanks a lot, lester, looking forward to it. >>> affirmative action is intended to benefit racial minorities. don't to colge applicants. they believe their spots at school arer performing whites. what some say is the asian penalty on college applications. >> it turns the notion of affirmative action on its head. we found asian students afraid to disclose their minority status on college applications. som

. >>> grand jury indicted 76-year-old albert fisher on wire fraud and conspiracy. fisher and his wife ran management association which provided services to 20 of lehigh's fraternity and is a sorority. they spent the money on a cruise and shopping at high end department stores between 2009 and 2014. >>> democratic race is heating up. stephanie ramos has the latest on the democratic duo in new york. >> reporter: the former senator from new york swiping had your metro card a few extra times and squeezing on to the subway for a one stop ride from yankee stadium to 170th street in the south bronx. clinton not letting go of the bernie sanders comment to to the daily news. the empire state the battleground clinton talking about this comment from sanders. >>> i don't believe that she is qualified. >>> it's a silly thing to say. >> reporter: sanders strolling down midtown manhattan streets greeting fellow brooklynites. >> reporter: sander needs to win california new jersey pennsylvania e. he needs all to catch up to clinton. >>> do you remember during the debate when he sta

with a history of firsts, we're medical excellence, and with our albert einstein college of medicine, academic and research excellence. and now state-of-the-art healthcare is just down the road from you. on tuesday, we've got a big decision to make. and the new york daily news and the new york times already made theirs: both endorse hillary clinton for president. clinton is "supremely knowledgeable" and "results-driven." she "promises to be a true democratic champion"... "advancing an ambitious democratic agenda in the white house." and the times lauds her "vision, in which middle-class americans have a real shot at prosperity." new york' s choice for president: hillary clinton. i'm hillary clinton, he was joined by other crime victims' advocates on the steps of city hall. he was saying they undermine our justice system and the rights of crime victims. they want him to force companies to unlock their right to law enforcement. if they encrypt, it will endanger the use of every apple >>> a fire broke out in bayonne this morning. the flames appeared to be under control but they flared up

the politicings of albert pena m wayerageo medrano in my thace paralleled with the chicanos. they were proudly ethnic. they were eager to organize the barrios as nonwhite minorities. and they were willing to build coalitions with african-americans as well as white labor activists. they represented the central debates nong so-called mexican american generation that age alone did not prefigure these older activists. the pena faction was more militant, less white and more expansive in their visit than the caricature that is commonly described of their era. mario's original formulation was much broader than that. we see that. i want to take us back to that and extend the cronology of the extended movement backwards. the continuities between the mexican american period and the chicano youth period. the storytells us a great about the roots of the chicano movement. where does that politics come from? it turns out that they were the mentors of the chicano youth. they were directly involved in the later movement. they handed down this politics to the so-called young turks. and partic

. >> nancy, followed by albert chow. >> can i thank sf govtv for getting the captioning working finally. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is nancy, i served for nine long wonderful years in the parking open space advisory committee which an acquainted me with the background of how the government function or doesn't. hopefully it functions very nice, thank you. i'm also a member of the action committee group sunset for 4 years and i'm also the founder of park side for kids as you know is the diane feinstein elementary cool. we made sure for 4 years the bond money didn't get lost. i'm here and i'm a little disappointed that the leadership couldn't present a report. i want you to understand that it's important for the sunset district to have this transparency of what is going on through the cac. this information that there was going to be a presentation by mr. sean kennedy at the cac meeting. here is a page from the powerpoint that identifies having an outreach on the way. nobody in the outside group, the focus group being talked about new this meeting was happe

. >> as mark albert explains even the game's biggest stars are giving it a try. >> go. >> wow, wow. >> reporter: you won't see this at the masters. >> these cross country or what is going on? golf's hottest young stars, riding around, on golf boards like they did in january in abu dabi. it is a credits between a snow board and a segway and carries a player and set of clubs. surf pro larry hamilton helped create it. >> reston national golf club in virginia is one of the 150 courses worldwide, that have ruled out the golf boards. >> general manager brian simpson bought half dozen, and at $6,500. >> abe this summer will be a great indication how well it takes off. >> reporter: golf need a jolt, participation has been going downhill for each of the past five years losing 1.6 million players, since 2011. >> anything new to get more people out, and people that are not avid golfers is a win for the game. >> you cannot tip this thing. >> reporter: this was barton phillips first time on the will golf board. >> something new, interesting, fun, makes it more fun to come out, other than just sitt

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port albert. most customers in this cafe work plants.f the furnace is here are allowed to go cold, the local economy will, too. >> there is nothing else in the area for us. just for everything. reporter: national radio has come to this cafe. furnaces,last particularly the new one, is the most efficient in europe. reporter: when he is not working at the plant, graham roland trains. >> my father was a steel worker. it is a bad thing not to see smoke coming from the site, and steam. i have seen it all my life. -- reporter: this local member of parliament blames the conservative government for doing too little, too late. >> is good to see they are finally waking up to what needs to be done. it means some injection of financial assistance, it means assistance with things like the pension fund so that tata can keep operating and we have the longest possible time to find a responsible buyer. to see howt is hard the largest industrial site in the u.k. could survi without some government intervention. anchor: a quick look at how the markets are f

with a history of firsts we're nationally recognized for medical excellence, and with our albert einstein college of medicine, academic and research excellenn'. responsible for the world's first transvenous cardiac pacemaker, montefiore has been setting the pace in medicine ever since. and now, with our expansion into westchester and the hudson valley, state-of-the-art healthcare >>> lester holt joins us now for a look at what's ahead on "nbc nightly news." >> an update on those quakes in japan. also the controversial topic of medical marijuana. some people swear by it. now there's a new kind, topical marijuana used to cure pain without having to smoke it or eat it. you get the benefits without the buzz. >> it's a lotion. people are reporting good results? >> thousands of people using it and swear by it, though some doctors say the science may not back up the results. sales are booming. we spoke to one ceo who says sales doubled last year. >>> sibila. >> thank you so much. nypd commanders being called to account for spikes in crime in their precincts. given a first look. here again >> rep

with a history of firsts, we're nationally recognized for medical excellence, and with our albert einstein college of medicine, academic and research excellence. and now state-of-the-art healthcare >>> bruce, this could be an exciting night for islander fans. >> this could be the year, chuck. the islanders are inching closer to a first place victory in 20 years. new york is gutting for a commanding 3-1 series lead after sunday night's thrilling come from behind victory in game 3. thomas hickey scored the game win in overtime to beat florida. the barclay center was in a frenzy. that's the same building where you will find john chandler. john, are the fans ready for tonight, tonight? that's the question. >> reporter: bruce, i think some of these fans have been ready since 1993. absolutely they arerready tonight. when thomas hickey scored on that one-timer sunday, it lifted the roof off this bui lding. a lot of players marvelled at how loud this place was in game 3. they said it was coliseum loud on sunday night, and they'll try into game 4 here tonight. >> that was the most energetic i've ev

three wounded people showed up at albert einstein hospital in a private car. one was shot twice. he is in critical condition. at the scene, police found the shell casing and cash on the roadway. detectives are trying to sort this out. >>> death toll soared to 272 from a devastating earthquake in ecuador. a national emergency was declared following the 7.8 magnitude earthquake. 135 aftershocks fold and more are expected in the coming days. >>> the death poll in japan has risen to 42 following two earthquakes there in two days. the u.s. military is moving in to help. more than 180,000 people are staying at evacuations centers. the twin quakes had a ripple effect far beyond the disaster zone. toyota suspended output due to disruption in its parts supply. >>> a muslim student is demanding an apology after he was taken from his flight. he was speaking to his uncle in arabic. he noticed a passenger eyeing him. he was yanked off the plane and questioned by the fbi and airport security. >>> they thought i was a terrorist. >>> he vows to never fly southwest again, southwest declined to pr

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roz: it happened on the 200 block of south albert street monday night.ily friend said the man had walked to a nearby atm and they believe his attacker or attackers watched him take out money. >> then they followed him. then they pinned him down. he lost a lot of blood. so badly hebeaten was almost unrecognizable when she saw him at the hospital. >> when we got there, it was hopeless. we cried. very sad. roz: friday he died from his head injuries. >> i don't know who did this to him. us shovely who helped during the snowfall step you will be missed. a very nice guy. roz: the police have not released any suspect information, but if you know anything about this crime, they want to hear from you. live in old town alexandria, roz jonathan: in springfield, the police are looking for a man who attacked a woman near the springfield plaza shopping center. somebody dragged the woman into this trash dumpster and sexually assault her 6:00 a.m. wednesday. a local restaurant owner talk to the victim after it happened. >> apparently out of nowhere, some guy jumped out

with a history of firsts we're nationally recognized for medical excellence, and with our albert einstein college of medicine, academic and research excellence. responsible for the world's first transvenous cardiac pacemaker, montefiore has been setting the pace in medicine ever since. and now, with our expansion into westchester and the hudson valley, state-of-the-art healthcare >>> a killer is on the run after a double shooting in newark. the victim killed is a student at rutgers newark. >>> police make a bust in brooklyn, discovering a stash of guns and drugs inside a home. >>> the temperatures are creeping back up. not without rain today and tomorrow. good morning, i'm lori stokes. >> i'm ken rosato. it is monday, april 11th. you are never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic. bill evans in the exclusive accuweather forecast. >>> grab the umbrella, toss it in the bag or take wit you, you might run in to a spritz or sprinkle. babylon, brook haven, hem stead. looking at 45 toms river and towards bridgeport. today, we have the showers showing up on radar, that's it's not dow

cancer with highly targeted therapies, the world-renowned doctors and scientists at montefiore and our albert einstein college of medicine are leaders in cancer diagnosis, treatment and research. >>> cool and rainy. >> i don't want you to think it's going to rain all week. compared to last week. outside we go. we have sunshine and beautiful weather over new york harbor. clouds will be rolling in through the night. 66 degrees right now. humidity is 45%. the high of the day, upper 60s. there are your sunrise and sunset times. we'll be pretty close to that average during the day tomorrow. the first showers could show up late tonight. a few could be around in the morning commute especially in new york city. there's a threat of thunderstorms tomorrow, not severe, better in the afternoon hours and probably leading in to the evening commute. wednesday is your best bet. then cooler, cloudier as we go through late week. hopefully the weekend shapes up okay. poughkeepsie at 67 in yonkers, pleasant spring evening. cooler along the coast with the east wind, 50s, islip, montauk, and bridgeport. 75 in lake

from philadelphia, pennsylvania, please welcome back albert stumm.cheers and applause] welcome back. >> hi. thank you. >> good to see you. >> see you again. >> i would think that would be a great way to get ready for this show or any trivia. >> oh, yeah, absolutely. i mean, i'm just reading the news all day, every day, and, you know, a lot of stuff geography and history, and i look it up. i just always look it up, you know, so. >> well, we are getting towards the big mon-- well, actually, you kind of already are-- >> yeah, i mean, this is, like-- >> you're at $10,000. you're just 7 questions away. you're halfway there to that million dollars. >> jeez. oh, my god. >> you have 2 lifelines remaining. you have the "50/50." you also have your "plus one" yet to be used. >> that's right. >> all right. >> okay. >> shall we continue? >> oh, yes. i think we'll go. let's do it. yeah. >> let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ as i said, you're at $10,000-- a chance to double that right now. >> okay. >> here it is--$20,000 quest

. >> reporter: albert ward is in town to check out the boat show in richmond. >> obviously, just minding by own business, going to a boat show and to end up in the middle of a shooting would be traumatic. >> reporter: without exception, the highway shootings are gang related and not random. >> they could always shoot the wrong person also, right? >> reporter: and what's more, investigators say because the shootings are gang related, victims and witnesses often refuse to help. >> in these days, it seems like gangs are merciless in their retaliation. >> reporter: so far, officers have taken 29 guns off the street and put 77 people in jail. on saturday, one was arrested for attempted murder related to one of the freeway shootings in pittsburgh. chp says it's absolutely a priority to make an arrest in all 16 highway shootings. tiffany wilson, "abc7 news." >>> cars are more of a threat, self-driving cars, more of a threat than a benefit to the public. that is what engineers are telling the national highway traffic safety administration, because of unresolved technical issues. they said today

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with a history of firsts, we're nationally recognized for medical excellence, and with our albert einstein college of medicine, academic and research excellence. and now state-of-the-art healthcare >> reporter: it may not be do or die, but it's starting to get late early for the rangers. yogi taught us that one, by the way. the blue shirts trailed the penguins two games to one in round one of the stanley cup playoffs. tuesday night at msg, the rangers were less than impressive and scored one goal and launched just 17 shots on net. they need some fire and desire tonight against sydney crosby and company and their coach believes they've got what it takes to make that happen. has found a way to, you know, be resilient and play hard and compete. >> just have to make plays. we did it all season long. last night was one of those games when nothing was clicking. you know, we have to make sure that tomorrow we're ready to play. >> they've always been goods on the road and we have to respect that. we have to come back with a really strong a performance from the 2 is guys here in the next game. >> r

third place goes to deputy medical examiner, albert chu. he makes more than $231,000.ayor kenney is in fourth place. his salary, $217,000 a year. the mayor's office says it released the salary information yesterday in an effort to encourage transparency. >>> pennsylvania senator pat toomey is proposing an amendment to air travel legislation in the name of a bucks county native who died in the 9/11 attacks. victor saracine was aboard one of the hijack ed hijacked airpl. we spoke to saracine's widow who was an capitol hill for the event. >> i can't look another family member in the eye and say, i'm sorry, i knew there was an issue and i didn't do anything about it. life after september 11th is not easy. it doesn't go away. >> she says she will not quit fighting until the barriers are in place. >>> 5:17. happening today, city council members, volunteers and local homeowners will clean up camdenç they'll pick up litter in marlton and stockton neighborhoods. this is the first of 11 cleaning and greening days in camden this spring and summer. >>> 5:17 on this wednesday. thos