and then there was like this barrage of gunfire, and you could hear, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam. it was unbelievable that this would happen in broad daylight. >> the gunshots pierce the quiet serenity of the neighborhood and residents are concerned but feel that the homeowner did the right thing by shooting back. >> i'm very watchful where we live, and think everybody has a right to defend their property. >> the police release the surveillance video to the media. it results in a flood of anonymous tips that eventually help authorities find the suspects. a bullet through the windshield of the car injuries the driver of the vehicle during the gunfight. the number of home invasions in the tucson area appear to be rising according to the woman. she's covered crimes in these parts for 31 years and her reports of invasions are more frequent. >> as far as a home invasion in that area, no, it's not surprising because i know that within seven months in that one particular area, there had been over 20 home invasions. just that one area. >> police say the area's rise in home invasions is in

boom, spit, burp, bam, bam, bam--it cascades, when it gets to the end. here's your piece of glass like this, yeah. here's your first atom just sitting like that. here comes a wave--choo, choo-- okay, hoop, i spit. next atom, boom, okay, boom. hit, boom. here's the atom right on the edge over here. whip, boom. this one, hit, boom, and then foom, free space. how fast did it throw it out? free space. you know what the speed of the light was in between atoms? 300,000 kilometers per second, the speed of light that you get in a vacuum. 'cause guess--we think of a vacuum as void, right? take a piece of glass, take a piece of water, what's in between the atoms? how many say airspace? no, no, no, no, no. no airspace. what's in between there, gang? begin with a v end with oid. try it. - void. - a void. and guess how fast that light wave go or that light particle or that light goes in between atoms? the same as it goes outside. how come light slows down when it goes through? i wonder there could be maybe a time delay between being absorbed and spitting it out. if t

. >>> the car to the right pulls on out to make a turn then -- >> bam! t-boned by another car. >> why some claim the driver with the dash cam is to blame. >>> and a motorcyclist goes from joyrider to -- >> to crime fighter. >> oh! >> how a roadside slap stops the thief in his tracks. female announcer: through sunday at sleep train's big gift event get a $200 best buy gift card with purchase of selected mattress sets. or, get 24-months interest-free financing. sleep train's big gift event ends sunday. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> welcome back to the show, everybody. and don't forget to check out rightthisminute.com. great videos all darn day long. enjoy. >>> did you see that? show it to you again in slow-motion. there you see that little yellow car hit that big yellow bus and the car immediately burst into flames. >> it caught fire fast, too. like right in an instant. >> i almost feel like because it's such an old car, its brakes gave it. >> it could be a reason. it was still traveling and it didn't look like it slowed down and we don't s

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on march 23 at bam but then i have no idea.e've had several opportunities to play it. >> is the gift that keeps giving. >> tell me about your two characters. laura is sort of a puzzle, a huge thrill in trying to unpick. -- ibsen giveser us lots of clues in the play about her history and up ringing. she's a product of a very distorted upbringing. she sees her place in the world, through our eyes, that is quite amusing. when the play opens, you meet bourgouis couple, but they play lots of games with one another. it's a very odd relationship and termsears to be skewed in of their role-play. the clues emerge through the action of the text and we >>cover that she has reason he has been working as a lawyer and refine their lives are about to change. he's been made to manager of a savings bank and they are taking a step up the ladder. it's incredibly poor and for them and their three children. a baby, a daughter, and two boys. it's the start of a great new chapter in their lives when we meet them. this is 1870 nine. >> just before chr

through celebrations like these and the one tomorrow kw how we live our liferbs every day by giving bam to the community. i want to thank you so much for being here and hope you will continue to come back not to just go through the stress of deal wg your faxes and paying your bill, but to participate in the politicalicate process and make sure your voice is hard and push the legislation that makes a difference in the community. wree look forward to working with you throughout the year to make black hisry not just a month, but 365 and 366 on leap year. thank you for being here and happy rest of black history month. thank you. >> okay, if i can ask folks if you can leave the board chambers quitely. with that i would like to go back to public comments and hear from the next speaker. members of the public if you wish to careoen conversation please be respectful. >> my name is [inaudible] and all the stress that can be treated by cognitive behavior techniques >> please, if quee could ask folks to take your conversations outside. why don't we restart your time >> [inaudible] i'm advocateing s

>> bam, stocks up 20%. >> john bull or >> bears, ibp. >> on barbie. >> definitely a bull on barbie. >>> the affordable care act has gone through every single branch of the government. it's the law of the land. >> the fact is it's the law of the land. >> affordable care act is the law of the land. >> that doesn't mean we can't change it. >> thousands of health care cancellations will land right before the mid-term election. all bets are off. hi, everyone, i'm neil cavuto, a bunch of democrats on shaky ground helping the white house scrap the plan to put these cancellations off. i mean way off i mean mid-term. now they won't be coming up until the next presidential election is overwhelm. so when they delay, who pays? charles payne. >> i don't know who will pay. businesses, now here's the thing, it's not a full fledged vehicle from the administration stance. we know we made mistakes in the plan. it's a political endeavor. we got 34 changes, arbitrary changes mailed by the winds of the president of the united states, most are temporary. so if you thought these were bad ideas, you'd say le

and saw his picnic table over here begin to rise and spin around and debris flying around and then, bame chards of wood and sprayed the house back there blowing out the windows. now let's look at some video that one of the neighbors shot at that tornado as it began forming over this neighborhood. it hovered over the homes and the sky got dark and it dropped down and tore up this yard and disappeared. you are about to hear the voice of another neighbor named danny carter who was shooting video just as it struck. he is followed by mark thompson who owns the backyard where it touched down. >> super windy. >> that's pretty close. it hits pretty close. it was just so loud and we were watching the news the whole time. this is it. it is coming. >> this was over in a matter of 10 seconds. really scary. i shouldn't have been out there filming it. i didn't heed the warning. i was thinking this is california and we don't have tornadoes here. >> it wasn't the only tornado that touched down. this was one spotted near willow's and glen county about a hundred miles north of us. the person who shot thi

. >> when we first met, all we wanted to do is wham, bam, thank you ma'am and all that.w that we've been together nine years it's kind of like i've gotten comfortable. >> wham, bam, thank you what? >> ma'am. >> what? >> get in the bed, four, five times a night. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: i don't think i've ever said these words out loud, but i agree with pumpkin. i love that the show's in english, yet it has subtitles. [ laughter ] it's the best show i've ever seen in my life. this is another crazy story, a a funeral home in mississippi says that a man came back to life this week hours after he was brought in and declared dead. they knew something was up when his friend gave a moving eulogy and the man said, "thanks dave." [ laughter ] and finally after admitting last summer that she used racial slurs, it looks like paula deen is trying to make a a comeback, and she showed up at the food festival in miami this week. check out her appearance. >> paula seemed like her old self, climbing on the back of fellow celebrity chef robert irvine. >> giddy up. i'm back in t

she said, tony, what the [ bleep ], and bam, bam, started shooting. >> i heard wood cracking.w somebody was trying to break in my front door. and stuff so by the third big bang i dropped my cell phone, i took out my gun, it was already cocked and everything. i looked around the side of my bedroom door, and the third big bang, there's three guys standing there. my ex-roommate and two other gentlemen i've never seen before. i told them to get the [ bleep ] out of my house. and everything. i had my gun at them. the guy in the middle had a .12 gauge shot gun. he was kneeled on the ground. he knew what he was doing. he kept telling us to put our weapons down. i said no, get out of my house. i made sure to point it to the right of them so they knew i wasn't shooting at them. shot off the gun, pointed back at them and said get the [ bleep ] out of my house. and i didn't think they were really going to do it, but the guy shot off a .12 gauge. >> she says she was struck in the chest and face but didn't immediately realize her eye was damaged. >> i went into the bathroom, i looked at my

and i don't know if you're counting on the other proposal, is this all being smoked and we're being bam boozaled by you people because what you publish and what i see has no basis in reality. >> thank you, sir. next speaker. >> mr. john, leslie. >> is mrs. toe here? >> good morning. >> good morning. my name is toe. i have [inaudible] for 34 years, and then -- i heard from the town [inaudible] need to come and i heard 36 is going to be eliminated and it's shocked to me. i depend on the 36 to go to see my doctors office and to do my meal shopping, so without the 36 bus, that means i don't have my [inaudible]. if i don't have my [inaudible], i would rather to be killed and i just to stress it only takes five to ten more minutes to go through the [inaudible] drive and go to the station. and this route actually is my husband wrote a letter to muni company 30 years ago because we bus 34 and actually to merge 34 to 36 saved the city a lot of money in the last 30 years. and then i don't know why it's so unfair to take away of the service. it's supposed to serve people and not take aware service

and all of a sudden, bam, you're back in jail. know, like i hurt my mama again, you know. >> the trespassing charges were quickly dropped. but because jones was on parole at the time of his arrest, he would have to be detained in jail until the parole commission completed its own investigation. we joined him on the morning of his hearing. >> on the day that he was going to his hearing, he was very nervous, and rightfully so, because he was going to find out whether he was going to go back to prison for a few years or go back on the street. i tried talking to him a little bit. he barely said a word. he was just focused on what was going on and in his zone, wondering what was going to happen. >> mr. jones. you can come on in. >> at the hearing, jones would again be confronted by his arresting officer who says his trespassing violation might not be as minor as it seems. >> a majority of the people that commit the larger crimes are committing the smaller crimes. and if you take those individuals that are committing the smaller crimes

bam. any questions? ewe excited and ready? >> very excited. >> are you ready to go flying?i am. >> ready, hit it. >> wheels up, 800 miles an hour in just 30 seconds. >> i feel nauseous. >> we're 300 knots. >> reporter: an hour later. >> i need one second. >> how was it? >> awful. you guys are amazing. i don't know how you do it. the pressure is still high for the blue angels after their season was canceled last year due to budget cuts. why spend so much money on something ultimately you could be sending money on education? >> it's all ant inspiring kids. inspire a culture of excellence and serve our country. >> reporter: thousands came out to watch the magnificent six soar again. the blue angels are back. for "nightline," in el centro, california. >> our thanks to the very brave marianna for that report. next, nick cannon has donned a lot of crazy get-ups but his latest look has critics calling foul. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my

it's why bam is using group exercises and role playing to practice self-control. >> we see what violence and at the score, at the route it's about people making a did i say that their situation is pore important than anothers. >> it appears to be working. bam reduced crime rests by 44%, compared to students not in the program. >> we followed up and they improved school engagement, less lyingly to end up -- likely to end up in schools part of the criminal justice system. >> it's an initiative that caught the attention of washington. >> these are exceptional young men, i couldn't be prouder of them. >> last year a group much bam student sat in a counselling circle with president obama. he's meeting with the president this year. >> it was historic am, life chan changing and made you want to do better. >> wanting to do better brought the kids to the program, teaching them to cope. >> here to break down the president's initiative is dr john wilson junior, the president of morehouse college. he worked with the president as the executive director. thank you for being with us. >> thanks for havi

i want you to take bam bam. >> sergeant erby leads one of maricopa's special response teams. s.w.a.t.-like unit of highly trained sheriff's deputies. >> you all want them cuffed and brought out of there? for right now we're going to put them in the holding tank until after we search. >> are we searching first? >> yeah. all right? you've got a green light. all right? let's go. >> now with suspected gang activity on the rise, the team has been called in to clean house. >> how are you doing, man? >> we have identified several individuals that we deem to be heads of certain races. we've got chicano race, we've got the pisa race. and we've got the white race. so when there's issues, we end up with racial, basically wars. >> check your equipment. >> go, go, go, go, go. >> get down! >> get on the ground! >> get on the ground! >> get on the ground now! >> i want them out. put your hands on the back wall. let's go! >> come on down here and have a seat. i want you to sit down, take your hands off your head. gentlemen, those of you sitting on the floor, there will be no talking. >> open

bam. out of there.way, to the nfl where espn is reporting mark sanchez is expected to sign with the eagles. the former jet has had an up and down career in the pros leading the jets to two title games but struggling to find consistency. here's a look at what the eagles can expect. ♪ >> a little benny hill to get you going this morning. that leads us to bill karins. >> did we put that together, is that what our staff did all last night? >> our crack team. and emphasis on the burger swipe. >> good and bad news. we'll see snow, but not a lot of it. if this is the tail he said of oig of winter, we'll have a big storm to end it with. snow is breaking out in roanoke, virginia. be careful on the roads. this is march. not easy for the snow to stick on the roads, but as we get the grassy surfaces and your car, we will see the snow. in areas d.c., baltimore, right in mid atlantic, delaware, maryland, you will getting a accumulating snow on the grass during the day today. and then the storm turns into a big huge n

the terps got off to a fast start and never look bam. maryland upsets the lady vols, 73-62.trip to the final four. >> after almost 30 years of coaching basketball in the bay you're, cal's mike montgomery may soon announce his retirement. tomorrow he is scheduled to meet with the athlete county director to discuss his future. dishis six season at cal they melted the ncaa tournament four times and won their first league title in 50 years in 2010. the 67-year-old montgomery spent 18 years at stanford and two as a warriors head coach. >>> the men's final four is now set. we started the east regional where connecticut took on michigan state. all-time spartans great magic johnson in the house. gary harris beats the shot clock. uconn trailed by as much as nine in the second half but rallied behind shabazz napier. late in the game, the huskies get the bowl to phillip noland who puts the game away. uconn wins its. the first number seven seed to make the final four since the tournament expanded to 64 teams in 1985. >> in the midwest regional, kentucky and michigan down to the final se

. >> 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 in motion it is a narrow line best chance heavy rain is going to be north of sacramento headed to lake tahoe and reno and that area. hopefully we can get a couple of inches of snow. behind the system there is dry and sinking air and that is 9 afternoon forecast with a lot of sunshine but not so warm as yesterday. in the south bay, it is mild stepping out from mid-to-upper 50's and mountain view is 61 degrees. most of us are in the mid-to-upper 50's and 63 in brentwood and a few areas are cooler, at calistoga and 56 in san francisco and for an idea of how light the precipitation is on a normal day when it is raining we cannot see anything from mount tamalpais but we can see something this morning, a sunny afternoon, building warmth for the rest of the week and we will have record warmth. it is possible this weekend as temperatures various to nearly

>> bam, stocks up 20%. >> john bull or >> bears, ibp. >> on barbie. >> definitely a bull on barbie. >he affordable care act has gone through every single branch of the government. it's the law of the land. >> the fact is it's the law of the land. >> affordable care act is the law of the land. >> that doesn't mean we can't change it. >> thousands of health care cancellations will land right before the mid-term election. all bets are off. hi, everyone, i'm neil cavuto, a bunch of democrats on shaky ground helping the white house scrap the plan to put these cancellations off. i mean way off i mean mid-te

. >> did president o bam mais the class about the three equal baferjs branches of government. >> doesn't he act more like king than president. >> he's not the king. >> emperor obama does what he wants to do. >> an imperial president shredding the constitution. >> he gutted the constitution with obama care. >> shoved down the throats of the american people. >> that's a form of tyranny. >> those are the actions of a dictator. >> a obama needs to be reminded he is not a dictator. >> jon: fascinating. let me see if i have this straight. (obama is a week, mom jeans wearing dictator king! weak, weak mom jeans, tyrant, of the worst tyrants of all. what the hell is wrong with these people. what happened to these people as children. that has enabled this love-hate relationship with authoritarian figures and the inherent cognitive disdissonance that goes along with such a chism. you know what i am talking about fox contributor. >> it is funny, putin actually reminded me in a peculiar way of my mother. (laughter) >> jon: go on. >> my mother has a brilliant, uncanny ability to meet someone and withi

and then bam everybody is wet. then you see during your afternoon commute, scattered shout. if you have hay fever issues, you will need this. these next few days you're going to feel better. that's not bad for this time of year for the weather system. looks as though there's more behind it so we could see more showers. rain in the forecast, looks like the afternoon commute is your best bet for slow roads or wet roads. morning commute, i think it speeds up. we'll have the most recent model. computer model loaded up. tuesday into wednesday a little more chance on thursday. saturday we might see something as well. nothing major. there's no big big storm out there but enough to keep us guessing around here i guess in terms of the commutes. because i think the commutes are going to see wet both mornings and nights as we head into the tail end of this week. >> felt like summer out there. >> and it'll be nice to get that rain coming in on the weekend too. >>> stanford punches their ticket. they're headed to the sweet 16. >> find out whether stanford's women got their spot in the sw

the terps got off to a fast start and never look bam. maryland upsets the lady vols, 73-62.trip to the final four. >> after almost 30 years of coaching basketball in the bay you're, cal's mike montgomery may soon announce his retirement. tomorrow he is scheduled to meet with the athlete county director to discuss his future. dishis six season at cal they melted the ncaa tournament four times and won their first league title in 50 years in 2010. the 67-year-old montgomery spent 18 years at stanford and two as a warriors head coach. >>> the men's final four is now set. we started the east regional where connecticut took on michigan state. all-time spartans great magic johnson in the house. gary harris beats the shot clock. uconn trailed by as much as nine in the second half but rallied behind shabazz napier. late in the game, the huskies get the bowl to phillip noland who puts the game away. uconn wins its. the first number seven seed to make the final four since the tournament expanded to 64 teams in 1985. >> in the midwest regional, kentucky and michigan down to the final se

france's -- slams the bam, calling it an irrational punishment regime.minent writers and scholars agree. scores have signed this open letter, urging authorities to rethink these new rules that ban prisoners from obtaining parcels that contain books and essentials. a petition directed to the secretary of state, chris grayling, has 18,000 signatures in just three days. the minister has responded on the government's website defending the policy and planning that prisoners will still have access to libraries within their detention facilities. appeasefelt will critics who have -10 the book thief. -- who have nicknamed him the book thief. the site instant peeping shows web users in real-time, an instagram users in five of the world's biggest cities, new york, stockholm, london, paris, and tokyo. the platform, launched recently by a team of swedish developers, also delivers an analysis of the data. so we learn for example that the louvrehium -- the museum, the eiffel tower, and -- are the three most photographed places in the capital. some web users typed in "h

and saw his picnic table over here begin to rise and spin around and debris flying around and then, bam, this fence that used to be here exploded into these chards of wood and sprayed the house back there blowing out the windows. now let's look at some video that one of the neighbors shot at that tornado as it began forming over this neighborhood. it hovered over the homes and the sky got dark and it dropped down and tore up this yard and disappeared. you are about to hear the voice of another neighbor named danny carter who was shooting video just as it struck. he is followed by mark thompson who owns the backyard where it touched down. >> super windy it hits pretty close. it was just so loud and we were watching the news the whole time. this is it. it is coming. >> this was over in a matter of 10 seconds. really scary. i shouldn't have been out there filming it. i didn't heed the warning. i was thinking this is california and we don't have tornadoes here. >> it wasn't the only tornado that touched down. this was one spotted near willow's and glen county about a hundred miles north of

and saw his picnic table over here begin to rise and spin around and debris flying around and then, bam, this fence that used to be here exploded into these chards of wood and sprayed the house back there blowing out the windows. now let's look at some video that one of the neighbors shot at that tornado as it began forming over this neighborhood. it hovered over the homes and the sky got dark and it dropped down and tore up this yard and disappeared. you are about to hear the voice of another neighbor named danny carter who was shooting video just as it struck. he is followed by mark thompson who owns the backyard where it touched down. >> super it hits pretty close. it was just so loud and we were watching the news the whole time. it. itthis is it. it is coming. >> this was over in a matter of 10 seconds. really scary. i shouldn't have been out there filming it. i didn't heed the warning. i was thinking this is california and we don't have tornadoes here. >> it wasn't the only tornado that touched down. this was one spotted near willow's and glen county about a hundred miles north of

potentially if you are looking at the indian ocean and all the way up to the bam bay or orth. this is five or sex times the united states. well is a big on ocean. and one where the reporting roll will tripping to wear what it can have the the problem the. >> thank you. >> my pleasure. respiratory >> maylasian authorities are rocking at casick stan and south other than indian ocean. >> how hard is to have highwayed a flight. >> if you would like to comment i and have my website. canned 30. and if you have >>> mayasia's prime freedom said authorities are investigating all possibilities why flight 370 deviated off its path. we'll explore the possibilities with retired lieutenant commander who served 23 years of active doubt. thanks for being here. and i want to start with a question. an air force pilot friend of moin. what if someone took control of the airplane electronically and now it as if it was a drone and take command of all of the systems. first of all is that scientifically possible? i am not saying it was a possibility. is that possible? >> thanks for having me, yes, it

idea behind becoming a man is youth engage in automatic responses in their behavior so programs like bamuths reflect on their decision making process and think before they act. we have learned that that formula is working to reduce violence. you heard president obama use it as his brother's keeper's initiative. there was a participant that got to introduce the president and the mayor in chicago has tripled his investment in the program since he started. it is really a great example of what we are doing in chicago that is different. we are investing in programs that are proven to reduce violen violence. >> i'm glad you mentioned the president's program this week similar attention to young men in need. in situations like this, people like simple solutions but it is not a one dimensional problem. f gary, you are from new york, what challenges did chicago's gng culture pose that you didn't see here on the east coast? >> the proliferation of firearms in the city of chicago. we keep talking about it. we recover more guns than any other city in the country. up to three times the number of guns

the only examples of converting bam whos a company like made hard-core role-playing games with a lot of whales. king is in a casual space. becauseallenging there's not much loyalty and they are not spending much money to begin with. >> p.j. mcnealy, thanks for weighing in. we will continue to follow king and its performance. ceo of digital world research. we will be talking about facebook buying oculus. a lot of people caught by surprise. the virtual reality company bought for $2 billion. we will speak to an early investor next. ♪ "bloomberg west welcome back to "bloomberg west." i am emily chang. talking about facebook still buying oculus for $2 billion and for all of the crazy deals this one, nobody saw coming. >> this is a shocker. kind of deal that is so far in left field, because it is company not just without revenue, it does not have a product. >> they deliver a product to developers but we as consumers can't buy it. the zuckerberg says it is platform of tomorrow. a lot of people think facebook missed mobile and they do not want to miss virtual reality is that is next. one per

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bam, there it is. because this distance, this distance, same, same. right. and let me tell you what this all turns out to give, gang. this angle and this angle, guess what? they'd be the same. will always be the same, okay? so light going from here to here, bo-boom, or coming back from here to here, bo-boom. you're at the restaurant and you're eating there all by yourself as usual, and you look in the mirrored wall and you look over and, oh, there she is. miss right, you could see the mirror image of miss right. so then, you start to kind of fix yourself up a little bit because you're wondering if you can see her, can she see you? and what's the answer? yes. check your neighbor. yes. [laughter] if i hold this mirror in such a way that i can see you, can i be assured that you can see me in the mirror? what's the answer? begin with a y, ends with a p. yes. yep, that's true, yeah. principle of reciprocity, okay? from here to here, from here to here, same, same. the path would be no different if you change direction, okay? so the law of reflection, gang, is simp