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>> the mayor of austin mayor. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy, on behalf of the city of austin, i'm very pleased to present you with an official proclamation. "be it known that whereas jimmy kimmel is the host of late night comedy show based in hollywood and whereas jimmy kimmel has traveled many miles to bring the show "jimmy kimmel live" to the great city of austin, texas, and whereas the cast and crew of jimmy kimmel live have hereby provided austin nights with a week of totally kick ass entertainment and music, and whereas the city of austin wishes to recognize and thank "jimmy kimmel live" for its generous contribution to our community and whereas guillermo is adorable -- [ cheers ] -- and whereas this proclamation was also intended to honor matt damon but unfortunately we ran out of time. >> jimmy: good. >> therefore, i do hereby proclaim march 14, 2014 as jimmy kimmel day in austin, texas. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow. that is exciting. and i want to say -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, mr. mayor. and i'll tell you something -- you hear that, kids? it'

do you like austin, texas? >> i love austin, texas. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you love it.hey're so warm and welcome and they make you feel at home. the southern hospitality. you know, the music, the atmosphere, the food. the people. i mean, i love being here. >> jimmy: it's great, isn't it? when you say hospitality i would imagine when you go almost anywhere, especially when you come to a place like austin, people are constantly handing you pot. is that true? [ laughter ] >> i'm not going to tell. >> jimmy: you're not going to tell. [ laughter ] if that were hypothetically to happen, is that something, would you throw it away or would you -- >> what? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i know. i'm talking crazy. because you never know what you're going to be handed, right? >> there's some great farmers in texas. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: is that one of your first stops, to visit your friend willie nelson? >> you know i love willie nelson. willie is a dear friend of mine. he's always been like a dear friend to me from the first moment i've met him. i treasure our re

welcome from austin. i'm jimmy kimmel.our enthusiasm is very nice. [ applause ] >> jimmy: fantastic. we're here from austin, texas. very nice. this could go on forever. i hope everyone -- are everyone's horns hooked in what not tonight? i stand before you half man, half brisket. you know you've been in austin too long when you start randomly finding rib bones in your pockets, which i did tonight. i can't button my suit. look at this. i can't fit in my clothes anymore because of this place. i'm going to leave it open. everyone has been so welcoming. a giant sign on the outside in advance of our arrival here, unfortunately it was very windy last night. when we got here this morning, our beautiful sign looked like this. our sign looks like what is about to happen to my pants right now. maybe this is god's way of telling me we have to go home. do you think the sign is a sign? you know, austin is an interesting town. there's a lot of great bars and restaurants. but there's one thing i've bondering about since i drove in from th

that was austin's "moment of weird."nk you very much. [ cheers and applause ] if you're wondering what kind of a guy can score twins, there you have it. [ laughter ] here's some interesting local news. travis county officials are planning to decriminalize being drunk in public. which is kind of funny because based on what i've seen so far this week i thought it was a crime to not be drunk in public. [ laughter ] but right now if you're cited for drunkenness they will take to you jail, arrest you. under the new plan the police would take people who are drunk to a city-run sobriety center, where they'll sleep it off and then go home. so if you can't get a hotel room -- [ applause ] at the next south by southwest, just get drunk and hug a cop or something. [ laughter ] back in l.a. where our theater is we play a game on hollywood boulevard called the pedestrian question. this is where we'll ask people on the street a question and our studio audience will guess how the person answered the question. we decided to do this down

manuel been orcas with isaiah austin. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: they are the biggest clues yet in the disappearance of light 370 by size and maybe much more. don two objects spotted in the southern indian ocean 1500 niles southwest of perth, australia. that is at the tail end of the route that investigators believe the plane may have taken after it veered off course on a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing 13 days ago. the objects were picked up by a satellite last sunday but it took time to analyze the pictures of what might be the wreckage of the boeing 777. today, australia had so much confident it found something important that the prime minister stepped forward to make the announcement himself. ships and aircraft rush to the scene. we have a team on the story first to lee cowan in perth where it is friday morning in us a trail california lee? >> reporter: scott, i don't know whether you can tell the weather started to deteriorate outside the australian ba

austin's brother is one of the rope swing engineers. to make sure everyone survives to tell the tale. >> to actually jump you need two ropes. you always want a back-up rope when your life is on the line. with something like this, you only mess up once. >> to build the rope swing, the crew is riffing off existing hardware left by past climbers. >> and there were five bolts placed on the arch back in the 80s. we attached the two ropes we jumped onto webbing to attach to the five anchor points. >> they're taking every precaution, but it's still a risky endeavor. a rope could break, a bolt could come loose or taking a slight misstep could land someone over the edge on to the unforgiving rocks below. >> if i would have slid maybe another foot and a half, it's 150 feet straight down. >> it's a close call. >> i got careless, i wasn't thinking, and i made a mistake. lucky i just brought brand new climbing shoes with rubber on the bottom. i was able to recover like a boss and live to do the rope swing. >> everything is in place for the moment of

while his height advantage is obvious, austin does all of this with one distinct disadvantage. >> i'mprosthetic eye that i have right here. >> reporter: austin has been blind in that eye since he was 16, the result of a torn retina he suffered two years earlier while playing basketball. >> i felt like quitting. i felt like giving up because i was scared the college coaches weren't going to recruit me if they found out. >> reporter: his mother, lisa green, gave him two choices. >> make it your excuse and tell people that you have this injury and feel sorry for me, or, you know, make it your story, and if you make it your story, how many people can you inspire through this? >> reporter: austin decided to make it his story and keep playing, but his depth perception was off. >> sometimes when i was practicing, i would air ball, you know, and sometimes i would hit the side of the backboard, you know, but that just came down to lots of reps. >> reporter: how frustrating was that to have to learn that all over again? >> for that to be taken away from me for that little bit of time was hurtfu

there were a lot of people in austin for the south by southwest festival. sal installed his hidden cameras in a popular food truck. we showed part one of this last week. th here's part two of cousin sal keeping austin a little bit weirder than usual. hi. how can i help you ladies? boiled brat, no tomato. it's an extra $1.25 with no to mtomato. is that okay? okay. with the tomatoes it's $2.25.

it was filmed in austin, texas. >> it was. >> yes.. >> here is jimmy fallon decided to do something crazy. >> he is crazy. >> this is one of those things, you know how cold it has been in new york, still freezing. snowing today. in chicago, they had the worst kind of winter. he took one of those polar plunges, whatever they're called, the mayor of chicago said do it with me. he did it in a suit. >> there they go. >> i didn't see the whole thing. >> me neither. >> where is he? >> oh, my. >> wet and he's cold. >> oh, my gosh. almost like having a panic attack. >> it was funny but his face -- doesn't look like he had that much fun. >> look at him. he did it in a suit. he did ask everyone in solidarity to wear ties, so you saw a whole bunch of people wearing ties. that was excellent. the money went to the special olympics. so this is the question for all of you at home, and you're wondering about how good is your relationship sexually. jezzebel.com wanted to know how many times is the correct number for someone to have sex -- how often sh

the university of texas at austin specifically because much of the furniture is made in austin. >> yes have smoke is -- we have focused the steel production there at a small shop. an architecture firm that was there was happy to take on the steel production and my wife and i were able to move to brooklyn and keep up the business and. could stay in austin and not outsource it. outsourcing is collaboration. >> give us the results of all of telling usoration by about your pieces and how much they cost and what sets them apart from other types of furniture. >> the business was founded in formally in my garage seven years ago and then couple more years after that more formally. when i was learning how to stick metal together, i was forced to come up with simple designs that could be built simply. having a business degree, i saw an opportunity to create designs that could be readily produced by others, not just me. someone who can make these pieces. >> what are some of the pieces that are may be defined -- that may be defined the rat furniture line? >> up to this point, it has been our steel

austin, why don't you answer that. >> absolutely. approach to investing. before i get in a trade, i'm not big on risk management. i analyze the overall macro picture. and then, i generate trade ideas. >> julian, what's your risk tolerance, as well? do you dabble in individual stocks? what's your top holding right now? >> my top holding is s&ps right now. i'm leveraged in that. i only trade macro markets. i have short positionings i got into today in gold. the reaction we're seeing in those markets with the relation to the russia/ukraine relations right now is overextended. in regards of a figure of growth i'm looking to take, usually trade 1% to 2%. pretty c pretty conservative from a broad perspective. >> i don't know what i was doing when i was 17. i didn't speak about the markets. what's your plan here? what do you want to be when you grow up? >> i've always had a very entrepreneurial mindset. i've been involved in business since i was a kid, from lemonade stands to companies. i started investing at age 9. from there, i followed m

and we're in austin, texas.e bats weren't here, it would be even prettier. ♪ i i'm freaking out, and i don't even see a bat. i'm getting nervous just seeing shadows. there's a nest up there. do the nats have nests? the waiting is getting me more nervous than anything else. come on out, you bastards! come on out! [ laughter ] as soon as the bats come out, we're getting the hell out of here. i know i'm going to start screaming or wet myself. whichever comes first. when those bats start coming out. this is like stupid. couldn't you have gotten somebody else to do it? let sal do it. he's good. [ laughter ] ♪ i think jimmy's a little bastard for sending me here. [ laughter ] he's out there eating a nice meal. he's having his austin special. eating like he's got two [ bleep ]. and i'm out here waiting for the bats to show up. ah! holy [ bleep ]. stay high. stay high. how many are there? there's thousands of them. oh, my god. they're like locusts. they're like locusts. ah! [ screaming ] you son of a -- [ cheers and app

austin police believe the man had been drinking. they say he faces two charges of not vehicular manslaughter but capital murder and 23 counts of aggravated assault. >> thank you very much, bob. one we'll continue to follow. >> taking a live look outside right now at san francisco. you can see there is still wind to contend with at 4:32. checking in with anthony slaughter, good morning to you. >> good morning to you ladies as well. we're looking outside now. you can see clear skies for the most part, we don't have fog to report of but it's going to be a very warm day. especially by our standards considering we should only be in the 60s, we are on the way to see highs this afternoon back into the 70s. our warmest location gilroy will be close to 80 so a very warm day. we'll talk more about this heat and the weekend, yes, just around the corner. mike, how's the road looking? >> pretty good. good morning to you, sir. we're looking here, 580 westbound is moving smoothly, the cameras not shaking like it was yesterday. a lot calmer. let's

and the company from austin, texas, says that we are solely focused on the employees and their familiests and prayers are with those affected by this tragic event. the plane took off from kuala lumpur, the capital of malaysia with 239 passengers and crew on board. no wreckage has turned up, but one clue is giving people a bad feeling in that several miles of oil slick have been spotted in thailand on the general flight plan that it was on and looks possibly like jet fuel. we are joined by andrew stevens there in beijing, and andrew, for those people there, a gutting and painful moment for them, and are they getting any new information and

tech takes in austin. three things to know about sxsw. the mysterious google barge leaving the heart of san francisco. the four-story vessel made of shipping containers has been based on treasure island for the last few months. the city wants it out because google did not have the proper permits. google said the barge through the san joaquin river delta to the port of stockton. the barge will be moored in stockton for six months, eventually serving as a technology center when it is done. see you. ♪ >> this is "lunch money" streaming live on bloomberg.com, your tablet, and your smart phone. i am adam johnson. blackberry's john chen faces a tough road as he tries to turn around the phone maker. he spoke with jon erlichman yesterday. starting with blackberry's mobile device management. >> is very commoditized. the real competition is to offer the enterprise customers a lot more than mdm. the enterprise mobile platform, whether you build and manage applications, identity management. our bbm as a messaging layer. this is important stuff. the c

live from austin, jay gray, news4. >>> caught on camera, and a plane is entangled in the strings of a skydiver's parachute, sending both of them crashing to the ground. the most amazing p >>> federal authorities are looking into the frightening midair collision between a skydiver and a plane in florida. a series of videos capture the event. incredibly, they all survive. a as gabe gutierrez reports, they are each blaming the other for the accident. >> reporter: against all odds the two men at the center of these incredible images are alive, and now they are blaming each other. a skydiver about to land when just feet from the ground, a small plane tears right through his parachute at the south lakeland airport near tampa. >> i definitely thought that i was not going to make it. >>er the veteran sky driver john frost who goes by steve is limping, and nursing several bruises, but he thinks that the pilot is at fault. >> our pilot had seen him and contacted h him directly to ensure that he knew that we would be parachuting in the area. >> reporter: and the experienced pilot, 87-year-old sh

josh lipton, "nightly business report", austin, texas. >>> coming up, affordable luxury.sounds good, right? it's the fastest growing segment of the car industry. what are the high-end auto makers doing to win over potential customers? we have that story coming up next. >>> sabiro the pizza chain filed for bankruptcy protection with 30 affiliate owners. it's the second bankruptcy filing in the past three years and plans to close 155 of the approximately 400 outlets to cut costs. >>> we have an auto recall to tell you about. chrysler is recalling 25,000 jeep grand cherokees and dodge durango suvs with 2012 to 2013. there is a problem with break fluid that could make the pedal soft. >>> jeeps and suvs are hot. america is shifting gears, buying more luxury cars. in fact, affordable luxury car sales are ex spelpected to grow times faster and many of the up scale cars will have a noticeably lower sticker price. the battle over entry level luxury cars is just now heating up and phil lebeau has the details. >> reporter: it's the latest example of luxury auto makers trying to win

breaking news in austin, texas.ave been multiple fatalities after a c plowed into a crowd of people in the downtown area. >> 13 people are also injured. it happened close to the southwest festival. we will keep you posted on twitter at abc7 news bay area and our morning newscast. >> thanks for being here. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. good night. >> announcer: from austin, texas, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, robert duvall, rachael ray, and music from damon albarn with cleto and the cletones. presented by captain morgan white rum. and now, i reckon, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

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our reporter has the details. >> get ready, austin, the first of the cast of characters for jimmy hit the texas capital taking a spin in a go-kart as super mario. the ban is hitting the road broadcasting all week from south by southwest. the music policemen and interactive festival draws hollywood a-listers but he will be focusing on big named texans. >> this has great music artists coming to town so we will get the people would live here, hopefully willie nelson, those types. >> it is not all 9 celebrities. jimmy and the crew will be eating, drinking, and making new friends. >> people in texas are very friendly and nice with the best barbecue and like to have fun and work but they like to have a good time. >> the guest this week includes robert duval and texas governor rick perry. >> you can catch jimmy from austin this week after abc7 news at 11. >> i didn't find any precipitation until the bay bridge and then, bam, it was there. >> but mostly drizzle. mostly it is drizzle. in santa report it looks like it is rain but just clouds out there. look at the live doppler 7 hd and put it i

that's our trip to austin, texas. in austin, texas they always have a break. jimmy: you were in austin there? >> no. that's where we got it from. >> jimmy: oh, i see. >> we said let's have a band come in and play. and they were playing bob marley. and like i said, i like bob marley. so council got up and danced, and we had a good time. that was great. it broke the tension. everyone enjoyed it. [ applause ] >> jimmy: we're through with this portion of the -- mayor ford is here with us. i have a couple more things to ask you. toronto mayor rob ford is with us. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] >> portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by michaels arts and crafts. visit your local michaels for everything rainbow loom. [ male announcer ] can't take a sick day tomorrow. [ coughs ] [ male announcer ] so he can't let a cold keep him up tonight. vicks nyquil. powerful nighttime 6 symptom cold and flu relief. ♪ mommwanna see what's in it? ou. yeah! (gasps) you put it in here? yeah. and then you wanna take this... are you making them for the easte

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waverly austin gets in foul trouble and nick young again -- he decided what he was going to do beforea look at the defense. the ball may have bounced out of bounds. very close. ben carter has been outstanding here down the stretch. the sophomore from las vegas. >> andrew: now calliste at the line. 85% on the season. behind the back. makes the first. jason calliste making a strong case for pac-12 sixth man of the year today. >> doug: in 1997 when arizona last won a national championship, i was actually at mack court on official visit to oregon and the ducks beat the cats again and arizona bounced back and won the national championship in indianapolis. >> andrew: johnathan loyd has had a number of different injuries today but you're not taking him out on senior day. back into the game with 28 seconds to go. still a twos mcconnell. deep three. way off. hollis-jefferson can't corral it. carter is fouled with 19 to go. they can taste it here in eugene. >> andrew: carter makes the first. >> doug: it's the big men that have really helped oregon. when they beat arizona state, waverly austin h

martha: horror at a music festival in austin, texas. a suspected drunk drive plowed into a group of people. >> reporter: one minute hundreds are rinsing to music outside a number of clubs on a closed off street, seconds later chaos. two dead, 23 injured and the man responsible in jail. a suspected drunk driver. police tried to pull off a silver toyota, the driver hits the gas, break through a barricade, goes the wrong way down a one-way street and hits a group of people standing outside a nightclub. >> we have two individual dead on the scene riding a moped. we have 23 victims. five are considered critical and the rest are walking wounded. >> reporter: the driver got out, he tried to run, police hit hip with a stun gun. we don't have a namer. >> if there are any priors at this time. bill: new concerns about america many power grid. a coast to coast blackout with terrorists knock out just a tiny any north our sub staying. north -- our substation. a baby stopped breathing during a flight. we'll hear from the hero pass he ever who saved th

everybody loves coming to austin for a laid-back vibe.a corporation blows out its budget to throw a party, it kinds of ruins it. last year, the pandora party was shut-dwon. lady gaga was denied a doritos party. we are getting into dangerously close party -- territory because it is too crowded. this year, there are more sessions discussing the role of women than ever before. 17 of them. after "leaning in" and analyzing marissa mayer's every move, it would become a huge issue. first, recognize that there are not enough women. second, to talk about it a lot. the third is when women in technology is not a topic but a reality. it is almost too obvious to bring it back but facebook's $90 billion purchase of whatsapp. some might think it will be another messaging app, but they will be wrong. messaging apps have been a big issue. the conference darling in 2009 was groupme and clearly popularity is no indication of future earnings. otherwise, we would be sitting around talking about groupme. >> that was sam grobart. more on "bloomberg west" after

jim mcnear rehas two sons 15-year-old austin 12-year-old max. both have a form of muscular dystrophy that leads to eventual death. she is tried to get them into the fda trial that was testing the drugs they were told max could be in the study but austin could not.ht after 16 weeks she could see the drug was working. he can walk, he can dance. he can swim. but austin continues to get worse. >> jen mcnear rejoins us as well as the goldwater institute. people who are dying should have the right to try any drug even if it is not government approved. you heard the congressman. it is to protect you. >> what they are working on is an initiative where the states can give any one with a terminal illness the right to try an experimental drug before the fda approved it. usually a manufacturer discovers the drugs it will take 10, 15 years before it gets into the hands of the patient. >> if she wants it should she be able to getf.÷ it? this routight to try act passed parts of legislatures in several states. it didn't just breeze through. if you are dying yo

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south by southwest begins friday in austin, texas. i will talk to the chief officer of t3. we will find out what all the excitement is about next. ♪ >> the annual sxsw festival begins friday in austin, texas and is expected to draw about 30,000 to 35,000 participants. the 20-year-old music, film and interactive festival has seen its popularity rise. joining me now is gay gaddis. she is the ceo of t3. also, ben gaddis. he is the chief innovation officer of the ad agency t3. thank you for being here. do you remember the first time that you went to the sxsw conference? >> yes. it was kind of small and we weren't really quite sure what it was about. it started off as a music venue and that was where everyone went to see where the new bands might be. it evolved into film and then before we knew it, there was this whole thing around the internet and the tech crowd started showing up. >> you have 30,000 to 35,000 people expected to attend. what kinds of things are you expecting to learn when you go to that event? >> it is always been a learning environment that i think the biggest

up today in austin, texas.f you're curious, a attention. we break down what everyone will talk about this weekend. >> going down to austin for sxsw interactive festival? pr three things everyone will be talking about -- there is a paradox, everybody loves coming down to austin for its laid-back vibe but if every corporate marketing company blows their money on public relations, it ruins that vibe. the police shut down the pandora party last year and lady gaga was denied a permit to do a concert in a giant doritos vending machine. we are getting into close yogi berra territory for it no will will go there because it is too crowded. this year, there are more sessions discussing the role of women in technology than ever before, 17 of them. --er leaning in and out analyzing every move of marissa mayer's, it would be natural this would be a huge topic. we are now in the second phase of the women in tech issue. we are recognizing there are not enough women in tech and the second thing is to talk about and the third w

hello people of austin. >> here's a look at the wake up weather.ut cooler tomorrow morning so jacket or sweater will do. breezy in the hills. wind advisory for the straits and delta. temperatures in the 40's and 50's. mike will be here 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. >> all right sandhya thanks. >> that's our report. >> remember abc 7 news continues now on line on twitter facebook andll the mobile devises with our new nbc news app and next newscast 4:30 tomorrow morning. >> we appreciate your time coming up next on "jimmy kimmel live"actor seventh rogan have a live"actor seventh rogan have a good night >> announcer: from austin, texas it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, seth rogen! snoop dogg! and music from white denim. with cleto and the cletones. and now, sure enough, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

back, moments ago nsa whistleblower edward snowden wrapped up of his first live video appearance in austin, texas. moments ago he said this. take a listen. >> the nsa, this sort of global mass surveillance that's occurring in all of these countries, not just the u.s., and important to remember this is a global issue. they are setting fire to the future of the internet and the people who are in this room now, you guys are all the firefighters. and we need you to help us fix this. >> nbc's sara dollof has more

plowing into a crowd in austin, texas, on thursday.the victim, 26-year-old college student was with friends when the man drove through a barricade as he ran from police. two others died. 22 others have been injured. >> tragic news from new york this morning, the girlfriend of mick jagger was found dead in her apartment this morning from a suicide. she was a fashion designer and ex model who began dating the front man in 2001. her assistant discovered her body after getting a text to come over. so far, no suicide note has been fund. a spokesman for jagger said he is completely shocked and devastated by the news. >> today, maintenance crews are inspecting a delta airlines jet that lost a panel from one of the wings in flight. the flight was en route from orlando to atlanta when the panel came off. the boeing 7757 with 185 people on board landed safely atlanta. the incident was highly inbound, but it did not affect the plane's ability to fly. >> a san francisco tech company is responding to accusations from a former engineer who is allegi

the team signed rams offensive lineman roger saffold and austin howard. the golden state warriors are catching fire at the right time. jordan crawford scored 19 points, andrew bogut had 15 points and 10 rebounds and the team routed the dallas mavericks 108-85 for their fifth straight win. the warriors outshot the mavericks 51 percent to 36 percent and out rebounded dallas 46 to 40, showing no signs of slowing down

>>> we're getting new information from the hospital treating some of the 23 people injured in austin when a suspected drunk driver plowed into a group standing outside a nightclub. >>> plus, a wind advisory expires at this hour, but not before the high winds took down trees and power lines. coming up, who's still dealing with power outages right now. >>> and the wind is just part of the weather story this morning. the other, the big dip in temperatures. storm team4 lets us know if the cold will continue through the weekend. >>> good morning, everyone. it's thursday, march 13th, 2014, welcome to "news4 midday." >>> right now, thousands of people across the dmv are without power. crews are out trying to restore electricity after last night's strong winds brought down trees and power lines. here are the latest totals. in virginia, dominion has about 5,000 customers in the dark. pepco is working to get the lights back on for about 350 customers in d.c. and maryland. bge has about 1,700 customers with no power. most of those outages are in montgomery county. let's go live to megan mcgrath

laurie austin, thank you very mu much. >>> it's 3:00 p.m. eastern, welcome to the "cnn newsroom."dricka whitfield. >>> officials in vietnam believe a search plane found a significant clue to the mysterious disappearance of that malaysia flight 370. the boeing 777 disappeared not long after takeoff from kuala lumpur malaysia more than 26 hours ago headed to beijing with 239 people onboard. traces of oil have been spotted in areas over the search area. the slicks between six and nine miles long, found about 90 miles south of vietnam's tochu islands. the passe

we'll have the latest and also talk to an eyewitness from austin this morning.s, day six. we'll have the latest on the search for that missing malaysia airlines flight. overnight, a search plane did not find anything after satellite images indicated a possible debris field maybe from the plane. that's what some were thinking earlier yesterday, as they saw this image over the ocean. could there still be hope? we're talking with aviation experts. we have reporters live on the ground, so we're all over that this morning. but still so many questions. you know, you guys have been covering the reports from the "wall street journal" as to whether or not this plane was even flying multiple hours, you know, after it lost contact with the ground. so, still a lot of questions here, day six. >> trying to understand these bursts of data this plane should have been sending, you know that it wasn't. and it just is frightening. >> big questions. stunning implications there. all right, thanks. >>> also, tune in tonight, 10:00 p.m. eastern/9 oom central for "chicagoland" here on

deadly crash in austin. big movie tech festival.t least 23 are injured at south by southwest. what caused a driver to crash through barricades and right into a crowd? >>> developing now. rescue workers searching the rubble in new york city after a powerful blast leveled two buildings in a heartbeat. at least seven dead, more than 60 injured. look at the as

they have a drought there, too, but in austin, they don't use water. they survive entirely on lone star beer. they drink it, they bathe in it. have you been eating healthy since you got back? >> yes, i'm trying. >> jimmy: you have? that's interesting. i was told as soon as you got homing you went straight to king taco for a burrito and that you then made a stop at shaky's pizza. >> guillermo: yeah. >> jimmy: that was on the weekend. >> jimmy: and when did we get home? >> guillermo: on the weekend. >> jimmy: that was yesterday, right? he will be missed. there were a lot of people in austin for the south by southwest festival. sal installed his hidden cameras in a popular food truck. we showed part one of this last week. th here's part two of cousin sal keeping austin a little bit weirder than usual. hi. how can i help you ladies? boiled brat, no tomato. it's an extra $1.25 with no to mtomato. is that okay? okay. with the tomatoes it's $2.25. you said no tomato first. it all depends on what you want. do you want tomato or not tomato. >> guillermo: . >> i

tragedy strikes at the south by southwest festival in austin, texas.s flying into a car as a suspected drunk driver tries to escape police. >> reporter: and firefighters are keeping watch for flare-ups at the mission bay fire and last we heard, so far things look good. we'll bring you the latest update from the scene. at kaiser permanente we've reduced serious heart attacks by 62%, which makes days with grandpa jack 100% more possible. join us at kp.org and thrive. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. coming to oakland's waterfr. i'm anne makovec live in the news >>> a massive new development is coming to oakland's waterfront. i'm anne makovec live in the newsroom with how the city is helping make things easier for those looking to build. >> and a massive explosion in new york city leaving 7 people dead. search crews continue to look for missing people this morning. >> gusty winds are gone. will we still

we want to begin with the breaking news out of austin, texas. at least two people are dead after a suspected drunk driver fleeing police crashed through barricades at the popular south by southwest festival. police say 23 others have been taken to area hospitals with injuries. five of them in critical condition. you're taking a look at some the first amateur video coming from the scene. it happened just after midnight last night, local time, outside the popular mohawk bar at the corner of 10th and red river. authorities say the driver killed a man and woman who were riding on a moped and plowed no two dozen pedestrians leaving a concert at the festival. the driver is in police custody after officers shocked him with a stun gun. though an identity has not been made public. austin's police chief says the man faces two counts of capital murder. >>> now, to the deepening mystery of the missing passenger plane. did malaysia flight 370 fly for four hours after its last radar sighting? it is first of several new details this morning in this baffling va

it when we happy when the star develops in our city a concert dedicated to the notice was held in austin are the days as a spring holiday symbolizing the new year and in life this holiday just noodles for the bright future. i guess performance of traditional folk music and theater artist does appear in the concert the audience had the chance to take part in interactive game organizers say that the main objective of the event is promoting the native language unique culture customs and traditions of cars and people we are given a concert of march thirteen because most because it's tense region some awaiting the news in march fourteen tomorrow to start a competition which covers two hundred different institutes a boston on the event is free. everyone can produce great we went to see happy people do all the major celebrations of march twenty seconds everyone is welcome and can be. several of us. i left does extend citizens prefer to keep the money in foreign currency according to the national bank time to pause the tailgate of a soup and five percent to reach one billion two hundred and sixt