happy recognition and we wa nted as hard for happy recognition and we wanted to be better at band b boyst is not about that. it is about having quality, we are all wrestlers who train the same and work just as wrestlers who train the same and workjust as hard as each other and that needs to be recognised in wwe all the time. thank you so much for joining us. let's have a look at some of the other stories we've been covering at the bbc sports centre today. england captain steph houghton will miss tuesday's world cup warm up match against spain because of a groin injury. she's one of several changes after england's 1—0 defeat to canada on friday. england captainjoe root starred for his county today in yorkshire's opening match of the county championship season. he finished the second innings on 130 not out, as yorkshire salvaged an unlikely draw against nottinghamshire. elsewhere today there were wins for hampshire and somerset. south korea's kojin young won the first major of the women's golf season. the 23 year old won the ana inspiration in california by three shots, and said she'd been

b. boying as a lifestyle they bring together different styles of urban and classical dance in their work. the always jimmy as twins compliment the ten tablo with their street art they made their reputation with gargantuan moving sculptures some of their works big and small are integrated into the show at the humbucker bonhoeffer contemporary art museum. everybody. really together. we find we find a way to be one. and squeeze it is difficult because the music dance and. to become one thing it's very hard. classical musicians have adapted most or skis pieces to urban dances particular sequences of movement they're backed up by a world class beat boxer danny amendola. ileus beat box. the balls a moment for these moments when the music pauses and i add something as a way of fusing the orchestra with my beat boxing skills. so i got a custom atlanta big books chords. the flying steps have been called one of the world's best urban dance troupes with their show flying pictures which succeeds in harmoniously blending different artistic styles and areas they more than live up to that reputation. a

>> he goes by b-boy -- to all my fans all over the world, this is for you.ng his way around a gym. >> that is what the human d all. >>> welcome to my presenter. >> lenny kravitz is taking us and architectural digest on a tour of his farm he bought unbrazil. and it is a working farm because not only is there livestock, there's also produce that's grown and fed to everyone who comes to stay on the farm. >> never pegged you for a farmer, got to be honest. >> you know, lenny has his own design firm, kravitz designs. you can see he didn't just have some designer coming in. he did this himself. what's cool is when you go in the master bedroom. >> it's a suite, living room and bedroom. >> just look at the size of that place. >> just look at lenny himself as a walking piece of art. i'm not surprised he designed this place. >> for someone that holds it. >> that is true. >> my house looks just like this too if i had lenny's money. >> he said about a decade ago he was onb tour and fell in love with brazil, the culture, the music, the people. he says he went to the plac

happy recognition and we wa nted as hard for happy recognition and we wanted to be better at band b boyslity, we are all wrestlers who train the same and work just as wrestlers who train the same and workjust as hard as each other and that needs to be recognised in wwe all the time. thank you so much for joining us. let's have a look at some of the other stories we've been covering at the bbc sports centre today. england captain steph houghton will miss tuesday's world cup warm up match against spain because of a groin injury. she's one of several changes after england's1—0 defeat to canada on friday. england captainjoe root starred for his county today in yorkshire's opening match of the county championship season. he finished the second innings on 130 not out,

known as breaking or b—boying, it‘s just too fast for words.o tricky. so nathan here has come up with a new way of turning dance into sound. whp, whp, whp, whp, whp! zzzzhoom! how does it help? it creates a richer soundscape for people with visual impairment. zzzzzh. . . vwom, vwom, vwom, vwom, vwom! bzhoom! conventional audio description is pretty much done — "the dancer lifts their arm, moves it to the side, they turn their head to the left" and that‘s pretty much it. kh, kh, kh, kh! with the sound effects that we use, we can audio describe a complex area of movement in a very short space of time. i saw one movement, it was sort of like this. does that have a sound? and it‘s a language that‘s fairly quick to pick up. whoosh, whoosh. .. i think i get that. you know immediately what you‘re looking at, don‘t you? yes. and the sounds don‘tjust help the audience follow the movements. it‘s also a tool in the dance studio, a place that is for this group a haven. for me as a visually impaired person, i walk with a cane and people don't always recogni

they're so hard on their selves, b boys are like they don't care.r in hollywood planet hollywood huge. >> again steph gwen and christi. >> we're going to do residency. ah! >> an may 31st christina kicked off the experience and the 38-year-old mom is looking forward to having her two kids max and summer with her. >> i see why people are into ♪ >> i was thinking of calling gwen and pick her brain and talk to gaga like what's i'm lost. going to be wait. >> give me the real scoop girls. >> christina already checked out and we're thinking she may pay gwen a visit when her "just a girl" residency returns on july 5th. i am so grateful i get on stage like what am i, who am i, and clicksin, i have this need for attention from these people, i don't know. >> love that they're doing it let's go from music to sports, talking about kobe bryant. he retired from basketball but he's a daddy and coach and author of a new book for we talked about it with kobe bryant. what's better oscar or championship ring? >> yeah. >> not supposed to win an if i was ten years old an

i was watching another network today talking about the b-boys.ernie sanders and beto o'rourke and biden and they are sucking all of the oxygen out of the room the other network said taking it away from women and people of color. is stacy abrams thinking about running for president? >> running for president is not on my timetable this quickly. but the energy and passion i am feeling means i have to give it serious consideration. >> martha: donna, do you think that the media in general has been favoring these other guys? >> yes, and we see it in the coverage. at some point we will make sure women get as much coverage and martha maybe you will hold a forum for the ladies on a thursday night and i will be right there with you. >> martha: you plan it and i will be there. that would be great. thanks, tammy and donna. coming up is geraldo rivera who says that democrats right now he believes when it comes to the president are in battle attack war mode. he is up next. f other young couples. then we noticed something...strange. oh, could you, uh, make me a

she writes we hear about the b boys in polling, fundraising and media.nvincible. it's early, of course, but right now these three almost seem to be the whole thing sewn up. with a record number number of women running for president why are all the men getting the attention? thank you all for being here. i'm going to start at the table with you, jason, because from the "vanity fair" glossy cover of beto to all of the other candidates mocking him for jumping on tables and all do it, too, the fixation of the media, let me read a piece of this "washington post" article, the rise of senator bernie sanders, beto o'rourke and joe biden in a field of historic diversity has caused dismay among some democrats, particularly african-americans and women looking for a mold breaking nominee. i think that sums it up. >> it's beto, biden and buttigieg. everybody has beenist canning his butt, too. it's because, let's be candid, most of the reporters are white and they're looking for a white guy who makes them feel good about themselves. bernie and biden it makes sense. be

has directed a number of films you've probably seen, but his most famous work was for "boyse in t""b boysn the hood." >>> a bay area theater group has quite the reason to take a bow. they've earned it. they've won the highest honor given to an american theater company not on broadway. theat theatreworks silicon valley just found out it won a prestigious tony award. it won for being an incubator of talent on stage and backstage. it's the fourth time a bay area theater group has won the award. we caught up with the founder, robert kelley, who started the theatreworks in 1970. >> well, this is certainly a major national recognition, and we're very thrilled. i mean, we're also pretty humble. it's taken thousands and thousands of people to get this theater as far along as it's come. >> well done and congratulations. the tony award comes with the $25,000 cash part of it. the theatreworking silicon valley mentors that,0 s 25,000 people a year. it's also helped foster the careers of jessica chastain. >>> up next at 6:30, a grim milestone for the measles. more than 700 cases across the nation, inc

but they are pointing to all these guys biden and all -- call them the b boys. bernie sanders saying that, you know, those guys are done, you know, that they are sort of the party of the past, ed. >> interestingly, if you look at all of the town hall meetings being done on cnn and other met yorks, best town hall meeting performance is by amy klobuchar who i would correct mike is probably certainly a moderate left of center candidate. >> martha: absolutely. >> she tells the truth. she said college kid asked her about free tuition. and she had the guts to say no. >> martha: do you think she can break through? >> >> the problem is she is not getting the media coverage that the other more progressive candidates are getting. if amy gets a fair shake and joe biden stays out of it, i think amy could be the candidate but i am not sure she will get a fair shake. >> martha: we invited her here and hope she is going to come and hope she dual a town hall with us as well. that's definitely part of our goal to give all of these folks some exposure. >> she should. >> martha: a

here are the options, a, birthday boy gets too close. b, there won't be any more birthday boys. sure that thing's holstered. >> b. e i feel like he's pointing the wrong direction. >> i'm joining the other ladies. we're in agreement. >> as someone who's fought off a few in the studio, i'm pretty sure going toward the other one. >> you think it's the right answer, and i think it's b -- >> he's killing time. >> b. >> final answer, b. let's play the video out. >> oh! [ laughter ] >> oh! >> oh. ne exactly. >> video number two. hannah is set up here, and it looks like she's going to be giving us one of those famous make-up tutorials. best guest -- you never know what's going to happen. here are the options -- a, an intruder stops production. b, someone has to fix the lights. c, young woman becomes an old bag? >> i'm jumping in with a, an indue toer stops the production. a fly or spider -- >> i'm going with young woman becomes an old bag. >> i think maybe she's going to use grandma voice or something. >> b. i think one of the lights is going to fall on her head. >> she is not just makin

person but that kind of masculinity to quickly come to terms with and when you mentioned w ev do boy - - w e-b du bois and then to come into the room to sucks out all the oxygen everybody has to pay attention that notion of masculinity is why he took a different path they had frederick douglass and to come to terms with that and could not even though he was friends with him he could never come too terms the way that their identities forced you to be subservient to them. of course he had his own needs for attention and flattery thatat the way african-american males responded to the struggle by reproducing it he really had a problem. so then did not fit in like the naacp. like the image award and that was fairly ironic. [laughter] schematic because it was the idea of reproducing behavio behavior, respectability that he thought was a farce. not is one of the first things that separated him from the black narrative autobiography. i think part of that is because he is queer and tries to avoid exposure constantly but at the same time almost everybody in the know knows that he is gay. he never marrie

known as breaking or b—boying, it's just too fast for words. new way of turning dance into sound. whp, whp, whp, whp, whp! zzzzhoom! how does it help? it creates a richer soundscape for people with visual impairment. zzzzzh. . . vwom, vwom, vwom, vwom, vwom! zzzzhoom! conventional audio description is pretty much done — "the dancer lifts her arm, moves it to the side, they turn their head to the left" and that's pretty much it. with the sound effects that we use, we can audio describe a complex area of movement in a very short space of time. i saw one movement, it was sort of like this. does that have a sound? and it's a language that's fairly quick to pick up. whoosh, whoosh! i think i get that. you know immediately what you're looking at, don't you? yes. and the sounds don'tjust help the audience follow the movements. it's also a tool in the dance studio, a place that is for this group a haven. for me as a visually impaired person, i walk with a cane and people don't always recognise that in london so there's kind of collisions, there is misc

a young boy b hasn'tn seen in days but never left his home. topped 's mother has talking to police. the latest ahead on "news4 today." lauren? >>> and we're taking a look outside. a few clouds out there. and a little breezy as we go through the 8:00 and 9:00 hour. temperatures in the 50s, really than bad out there to start this monday. we'll talk more about your week's forecast with some rain chances. >>> welcome back at 5:16. to the mystery surrounding the disappearance of a 5-year-old boy in illinois. andrew has been missing for days, but there's no evidence he's been abducted. the boy was last seen wednesday at the family home, and the next morning he was gone. police dogs didn't pick up his scent outside of the family home. andrew's father was questioned by police there weekend. last year the boy's parents were investigated forse abu and neglect but were later cleared. >>> a zookeeper in kansas is recovering this morning after being attackedy a tiger. >> there's a tiger,ll sti next to them. still attacking. >> the scene unfolded saturday at the po teay to speak -- at t topeka zo

price negotiation, as bill has mentioned, but we could see some real changes in the part b market b as in boythe expensive injectable drugs, infuse drugs there's a proposal out there, who knows if it will get finalized, but it really might essentially the u.s. would peg prices for these expensive drugs to 16 or 18 nations. japan, canada, france, and so i think that's something that the pharmaceutical and biotech industry are holding their breath on. it will be a little bit more than symbolic. >> bill george good discussion on a hot topic many americans care about this we'll chat with you soon >> thanks, brian >> thank you >>> oil's big run continuing again today. yet another new high right now for crude oil. now crude's run has helped the stock market so far this year according to cramer. is there going to be a breaking point at some point? plus, you won't believe the new size of saudi aramco's debt sale benjamin netanyahu facing voters today as he seeks a fifth term hadley gamble live in tel aviv hadley >> that's right, brian it's shaping up to be the fight of benjamin netanyahu's political

it was trading lower yield priced right let's go through the internals by the way, i gave it a b as in boy. definitely above average 68.4 on indirects, the best since november of '18 and 12 on direct so directs were pretty much straight average of priced well and indirect and dealers take 9.6% of the auction. you know, yields continue to slip a little bit here and mayb the important feature is just in a macro. intra day up to 2.55 and maybe we'll remain in this range, especially as we look forward to the second of the data points like cpi today and see how traders think about the fed. don't see cpi today changing anyone's mind regarding the pace of any fed moves moving forward. back to you. >> so true, rick, thanks back to you. under 2.5% on the ten year the kind of market we have been in, they are in favor with a lot of value investors berkshire hathaway owns big banks in its top ten holdings and you heard barry talk about jp mortgage a moment ago and people who see long-term value here >> virtually the only big sector that is trading at a steep discount to where it has historically wheth

just months after graduating from usc, h began shooting his b groundaking debut movie "boys in the hood." the 1991 drama earning him a best director oscar nomination at just 24 years old. making him the first african-american and youngest person ever nominated for that usard. poetic jtice followed two years later. >> my goal is just to make films that have a lot of heart and that comedyld you cou identify with. >> reporter: he directed a episode of the people versus o.j. simpson and co-created the drama "snowfall" and he spente his lifn hollywood. actress regina king tweeting, rest in power, my friend. one of the greatest to ever do it. john singleton was 51 years old. >> so young. >> yeah. i think he dealt with hypertension which is sething affecting the black community to pay thing we have more attention to and get a better handle on. >>> a first for the swimsuit edition of sports illustrated. a look at model celebrating her diversity. >> and royal baby watch. the latest on when this baby will arrive and the possible names out there. >>> the royal baby clock is still ticking. fans of

actually when you entered a country of nigeria you will see the thing go burn a boy smiling at you with a bottle of star b. in his hands so this is a brand and most other nigerian artists make those their money in their revenue through deals with pepsi shell and then additionally to that of course touring and ring tones are very popular and the labels profit off of that because they have such call so-called through sixty deals which means they make money off of everything the artists do ok so we don't have to worry about the big poor artists but war isn't the first label to get into nigeria tell me a little bit about how its involvement is key here. well the special thing about one is that they have collaborated with a local label so we've seen the past two years universal music and sony music also building proper offices in nigeria which makes nigeria one of the only countries in africa to have all major labels involved but the warner deal is special because it's a partnership and tell me why nigeria why not other african nations there are a lot of other african countries with great singers and great afr

another student saw that 14-year-old boy with ale b and told schoolis admators. when they brought him to the office they also found the weapon. the student has been charged as a juvenile and in a letter sent out by the school they said the student will b facing disciplinary action and possible expulsion.e this is thcond time a student has brought a gun in as many months. >>> police arreste a 29-year-old woman for murder. last friday, police found a man stab in the chest on clearwater court around 9:00 in the morning. he d sd art time later on tuesday. police arrested stephanie fife for his murder and said they knew each oth but w don't know the reason. >>> a firetor through an alexandria couple's home,in ki the wife -- they describe a loving couple willing to help anyone. >> reporter: a bouquet of flowers on the steps of the row home thenly signs of the fire. filling up southit street, focused on getting into the master bedroom and couple inside. >> an aggressive attack was initiated knocking down the fire very quickly. >> reporter: s neighbors jera was the one f

b else. >> his calling i world. >> reporter: a little boy with an incredible talent for playing piano and spreading♪ carry on carry on >> reporter: kristen dahlgren, nbc news, dayton, ohio. >> what a bundle of talent and personality. that's "nbc nightly news" for this friday. i'm lester holt. i'll see you later on "dateline." for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. year greeting card was sent out by firefighters in >>> this shouldn't be happening to anyone. >> this chinese new year greeting card was sent out by firefighters in the east bay. tonight the chief is responding. >>> a man accused of intentionally running over people fes> first the manhunt f gunman accused of two deadly shootings in the past 12 hours. we are live with the latest. the news at 6:00 starts right now. thanks for being with us on this friday. >> we have been tracking this breaking story on air and online for the past few hours. this is 43-year-old stephen jefferson. police departments are looking for him for two separate homicides. >> jean elle has the late breaking details. >> reporter: officers here

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b did for booking rooms. >>> in tonight's "above and beyond," the little boy who got a life changing gift from some very smart teens. here is kevin tibbles. >> say hi. >> reporter: meet cillian jackson, born with a medical condition that makes getting around tough. so dad tyler shopped an idea to farmington, minnesota's high school robotics team. >> you know what? that would be a very good idea. >> reporter: they took a power wheels toy and started tinkering. >> we added two motor controllers. we added a spread board. >> styrofoam. >> reporter: custom fit and bike carrier seat and even replaced and reprogrammed the joystick. >> everything was built in that 3-d printer over there. >> reporter: that controls cillian's new hot wheels. she can't believe her son is now mobile. >> hi! >> they've helped so much. i mean, this really helps him explore like he has never been able to before. >> it was really cool being able to do such an amazing project. >> reporter: as for the prize-winning robotics club -- >> i think we won here more than we do in our competitions. >> go again? >> reporter: they're at the controls whe

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b. if he'd be my date to the beach boys concert. and he turned me down and i was just like devastated, you know. and so i was sitting in my little sales cubical. and -- i -- >> what's the matter with me? >> i know. and the general manager walks in and he goes, "i think you need to know something." and i said, "what?" and he goes, "well, if you were a boy he would have gone." and i'm like -- here i am from west virginia, 18, i'm like, "what?" and he goes, "he's gay." it's like -- "oh, ok, well i can accept that then." so -- >> reporter: and that very day sylvia and steven began a warm, lifelong friendship. many afternoons spent lingering at this coffee shop. and many memorable evenings. >> what were those dinners like? >> oh, steven's an amazing cook. >> if you were patient, he was good. he was a phenomenal cook. but you had to be geared to eating at, like, 10:30 or 11:00 because he was the type of person that if he would talk to you, you would have his undivided attention. >> so by the time we would eat it's, like, everybody's drunk

pop superstar b t s may just be overdoing it three days ago a new release boy with love shattered all previous records by clocking up nearly seventy five million views in just one day with more than one hundred fifty million views the boy band has also broken the record for fastest music video to break the hundred million mark he has particularly on social media most of retreated twitter accounts in the world for the last two years. top stories at this hour france has announced an international contest to rebuild the spire after it collapsed during monday's massive fire in the next church bells across france will ring out in tribute to the cathedral and we'll bring that to you live here on the. preliminary of voting results in indonesia indicate the countries of president. has won reelection with about fifty five percent of the. news a should have a good day. so finding a. reliable data. distance for my system cut. costs the. automotive industry the fury. it's crunch time the european elections are just around the corner of the building in asia you might ask us says why should i care

that and i'm running in >> its never stopped you mark grant, chief global market strategist at b riley fbr. oh boy dinero glasses. good the see you mark. >> good to see you joe. >> did you hear that intro a stampede into fixedic income do you have a different view >> i think larry is right is what's caused this has been the fed changing courses and saying we're going to leave interest rates the way they are right now. also if you look at the other central banks of the world bank of japan, bank of china swiss central bank you are at 19.4 trillion of money created out of nothing but thin air and when you equate this, so you understand how important this is nmt united states we're about 8% free cash flow for a $22 trillion company 19.4 trillion is totally free cash flow and equates to about $230 trillion. so we're seeing a big change what the fed did in december was a disaster and we're seeing a huge change of attitude in the fed. >> wii seem to have a bounced. talking about yields the 10 year bounce off like the low 240s i don't know if it got under 240. are we done with the test of those really low

pop superstar's b t s well they may be overdoing it a little three days ago their new release boy with love shattered all previous records like we have nearly seventy million views on you tube in just one day with that name now with more than one hundred fifty million views the boy band has also broken the record for fastest music video to break the one hundred million mark b.t.s. is particularly popular on social media for the past two years running the group has been as the most reach we did so leveraging twitter account in the universe. all right who knows the most about k. pop at the big table tonight right here that's right. the whole i've been studying up just for you brant got some info. in let me please yeah well look it's having a moments right now as you can clearly tell not just on you tube i mean b.t.s. who we just saw they just headlined saturday night live you may have heard of sell that around. another k. pop group also on the verge of stardom black pink some are calling them the next spice girls oh here they are check them out not just for the boys also for the girls as

b-i. "brian rini" claimed to be "timmothy pitzen", who vanished from >>> the man who impersonated a missing boy is facing federal charges. brian rini claimed to be timmothy pitzen who vanished from illinois at the age of 6. rini came clean. he says he saw the pitzen story on tv and wanted to get away from his own family. he not only wasted resources, he gave home to the pitzen family. who are still waiting for him to be found. >> or he sees this and goes and gets help. >> if rini is convicted he could spend eight years in prison. >>> a warning for parents about a certain baby seat. it's a popular baby seat. it's the fisher price rock and play. this is what it looks like here. the consumer product safety commission says ten infants have died in this seat since 2015. parents should stop using the seat as soon as the baby can roll over. fisher price previously issued the same warning to parents. >>> stinging words from prince harry. he's taking on the massively popular video game fortnite. back in october prince harry told some students they sho shouldn't play that game. now he's suggesting bannin

b claimed she once hooked up with geri. >> the tour must go on. i'm very excited about that. the backstreet boysmbark on their world tour, but first, a big grammy honor for them. only etonline's sophie schillaci was with bsb inside their larger than life fan experience. ♪ i want it that way >> your first grammy museum exhibit. >> this is actually stuff that's coming from your closet from your personal archives. anything that's never been seen before? >> i would say something that i'm even surprised stayed in such good condition is the original shirts we wore from the "quit playing games" video. ♪ quit playing games with my heart ♪ >> mind you, they are dry now, they were soaking wet in the video. >> we had to dig into some of our old warehouses and storage units to find some of these things that we didn't know existed anymore, i mean, we went all the way back to our millennium tour, found the blue outfits that we wore. ♪ everybody >> and you will also see my high school diploma. which is pretty cool. >> there's some baby stuff. >> apparently, what i was wrapped in when i was taken home from the

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about the sexual abuse of young people, not just people who were prepew b-puberty, it'se of their role as a priests with young boys young women in some cases and it's been covered up. that's the problem. and how does bannon connect that cover up with liberalism? >> so bannon is focussing on this issue. most of the time that i spent with him, he wanted to talk about the abuse scandal and he says that the church isn't handling it, that the church has been covering it up and that is very legitimate criticism. you hear that all the time. you have been hearing that for many many years. and what people, however, who are critical of bannon and what he's doing is they say, yes, this is a real crisis, yes, it is something that francis is dealing with or maybe francis needs to deal with better, but that bannon and others around him are weaponizing it. they are using a legitimate issue and using it to hammer francis because they have other issues with him, which is that he doesn't like the populist movement that he's been reaching out to the gay community, that he's been reaching out to migrants, and that that is the real pr

it's happening at the b of the national shrine of immaculate conception at 4:00 p.m. it's being organized by the st. petes college old boys union of washington, d.c. >>> it's 4:08. in "ws 4 your health" this morning, the measles virus continues to spread. the centers f disease control and prevention say more than 700 people, mostly unvaccinated children, are infected. no one has died, but the is -vax nation movement being blamed for the record number of cases. he largest outbreaks are in orthodox jewish communities in and around new york city. >>> representatives for television icon larry king want you to know the 85-year-old is alive and healthy this morning. yesterdaytmz reported king went into cardiac arrest at his home thlast sday. king's reps say he experienced tegina, not a heart attack. he was admitd to the hospital for an aioplasty and continues to recover this morning. >>> also this morning, holwood continues to remember john singleton. the director died yesterday afternoon following a stroke earlier this month. singleton achieved fame in the early '90s. he directed "boys in the hood" whichd earne him an academy

b look at what i did to her sons. spking of the defeat of jeb bush for the presidential nomination. >>> a year's long search for a boy will continue on after dna results debukted the possibility that he had been found. . >> reporter: aft getting word that timmothy pitzen might finally have beenound, heartbreaking news. >> it is devastating. it is le reliving that day over again. >> reporter: a dna test proved the person who showed up in kentucky is not timmothy. he is 23-year-old brian michael rini. he has a criminal record. the family disappointed but not angry. they have dealt with false sightings before. >> i reserve all judge and pray for the young maninvolved. >> reporter: timmothy appeared. his mom found in an apparent suicide. a note said the boy was fine but would never be found. >> we have a child who said he ran away. >> the person told him he escaped from two men running from a red roof inn across the timmothy's bike sits a neighbor's house. >> this was timmothy's house. >> jaclyn lives in the house he once called home. his hand print cast in stone. >> iope one day, he'll pass by. >> why would anyone imper

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boy missing for eight years. hear from his family that never lost hope. >>> and kidnapped in africa. a woman taken while on safari. b what the kidnappers are demanding. >>> and are you following us on instagram? we have a new segment for you to see. it's called synced in. here's a look. ♪ >> hey bay area. i'm abbey and this is synced in. if you're tired of looking for parking don't you stress any longer, guys. a san jose state university graduate designed an app that claims to solve that problem for you. park stash basically works like airbnb but for cars. the app will match to you open driveways throughout your area so you can rent them out by the hour, week, or even month. what do we think about this? do we like? and steph curry is hitting the small screen. facebook announced their new docuseries titled steph versus the game. from growing up to his family life to being a three-time nba champ. the series airs may 2nd on facebook watch. and have you heard about the new museum of 3-d illusions at fisherman's wharf? it's the latest social media craze here in the bay and our social media journalist jonathan bloom went

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to take a look b at the life and accomplishments of dector john singleton.ir >>> the laeft -- ratest on news that john singleton has been taken off life support. >> the director from "boys in the hood" suffered a stroke earlier this month. >> scott, when you talk about john tosingle you're talking about a trail blazer. he's the youngest person ever to be nominated for a best directing offer, the first african-american ever directed. this is such a sad day in hollywood. >> it is aad very s day in hollywood. these are the kinds of stories you hate to have to report on. singleton.tor john he has been in a coma after suffering a stroke on april 17th and was taken off of life support today. remember he gained worldwide attention directing991 "boys in the hood". the movie changed the way black stories were told and who could te them. at the age of 24, he became the youngest and first african-american ever to receive the best director oscar nonation. re's a little of john on our set. >> you went to film school at usc. >> usc, yeah. >> pretty much right away started working. >> i was shooting "boys in the hood" less than two months out of film school. i had a kid in college. i

police say this young boy fit the description, so he and a 13-year-old were taken into custody. they say a cell phone and a bb b gun were fou williams says her son is innocent. >> by him being with the group of kids, of course he's going to be a suspect, but my son didn't even tnything of what was going on. >> police say they didn't realize at first that williams' son was so young. they released a statement which says in part, quote, after the identification process, officers realized one of th suspects was 10 years old and per general order they made notification to their official who then notified youth and family services. and they decided not to arrest williams' son but she says the damage has already been done. >> i just had to cry. it just heart my feelings so bad handcuffs on put in at the age of 10. >> meagan fitzgerald, news 4. >>> the news 4 i-team takes you inside a troubled local veterans hospital. worker speaking out about staff shortageshey say continue to impact them. >> you think it's crisis? >> it's critical. >> the man in charge is reactin to those concerns and just how long it might take toth

. >> reporter: the mystery devastating the boy's father who kept hope alive praying for his son's safe retu. >> a b hole in my heart waiting for him to come home. >> reporter: residents who spotted the teen wednesday say he seemed scared begging them to call 911. >> he doesn't know is.harm him and who he had no trust really for epanyone. >>ter: according to the police report, the boy told investigators he had just escaped two kidnappers that have been holding him for seven years. running from a red roof inn motel in the cincinnati area across a bridge into kentucky. thib boy desg his captors as white men with a bodybuilder depe build. one with a s web tattoo on his neck. another with a snake tattoo on his arms. this computer generated photo showing what pitzen might look ne today. >> we've stayed in touch with the police. >> reporter: his family emotional as they cautiously welcome the news of a possible reunion pending dna results. >> we were shocked. and overjoyed. but scared at the same time. >> reporter: perhaps the end to one family'sightmare as investigators work to identify the teen who coul

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boy, h was put into handcuffsy d.c. police, we showed you earlier this week.ai the mother he is traumatized and can't sleep after this. they said theyie initially b he was involved in a cell phone robbery and ultimately did not arrest him and they called the family servis after they realized he was only 10 years old. the mother said he played no part in it. police did arrest another 13-year-old boy in connection with that robbery. >> here with today's talk around town about this. as you know, o lots folks wondering if this amount of fo oe was necessary this young small boy and the mother talking about how it is son, ing her young small take a listen. >> it traumatized him real bad. i had to c. it hurt my feelings so bad to see my son put in handcuffs at the age of 10. they should have called the parent or something at first to let me know exactly what's going on before they detained my child. >> said she only learned about this from someone there at the lescene, who c her to tell her about this. what are your listeners saying out this? >> our listeners lit up the phone line and expressed their feelings about this. some saying was it really necess

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