for nick faldo, lance barrow, steve milton and all the crew. jim nantz saying so long from the zurich classic of new orleans. another memorable weekend here and jason dufner is the and jason dufner is the champion. >>> a violent crash, a van plunging off a highway in new york city. seven are dead including three children. tonight the search for a cause. >> good evening everyone thanks for joining me, i'm adam may. that van plunged right into the bronx zoo. >> reporter: a mangled van lies upside down in a ravine some 100 feet below the highway. >> we came out of the zoo and heard about this accident. it's crazy. >> reporter: the van was headed south on the parkway sunday afternoon. police say it bounced off the median, crossed all southbound lanes and vaulted over the guardrail. everyone on board was killed including six children. >> the worse possible thing ever, worse. unmanageable. >> the injuries were quite horrific in 30 years i've seen this once or twice. everybody was taken back by it. >> reporter: investigators aren't sure what caused hi

for nick faldo, lance barrow, steve milton and all the crew. jim nantz saying so long from the zurich classic of new orleans. another memorable weekend here and jason dufner is the and jason dufner is the champion. >>> good evening everyone, i'm matt jablo. we'll begin with a string of armed robberies tonight. police are trying to figure out if they will be connected around 1:00 this afternoon where two workers were robbed. an hour later, another person showed up. ken has a live look for us on the first of where the robbery took place. >> it was tough to describe how bold and daring these crimes have been. let me try to set this one up for you here. two workers at that restaurant, they were on the secret break. they had come down the street and they entered this alley as they were down there having a cigarette. all of a sudden they were staring at the barrel of the gun. according to one of the victims that spoke to me by phone, they were sitting down approached by two young men asking for a cigarette. the victim says one of them pulled a gun, d

there is not one mention of a huge project at broadway and in market barrow. that on its face makes it the eir deficient. without that analysis, it is a huge problem. the america's cup, in our exhaustive letter, we said, if you have to analyze a temporary and long-term effect of the america's cup. the comments and respondents said, temporary is temporary, you don't have to look at that. what do we know? that is not acceptable. the analysis is an improper to live impact analysis. secondly, is that it impact, there is a lot of big deal made in all of the comments about those hill dwellers or people in the hill wine to deserve their view. that is not what we're talking about at all. we are talking about the view of corey tower that all members of the public enjoy every day and the eir admits that to be obstructed. that is a significant impact. you cannot just say, it is an episodic obstruction, what is the big deal? it is a big deal because a lot of city plans and policies specifically preserve the view at the hill. the lack of aesthetic impact analysis was anoth

their clients all the house, bought it lock, stock, and barrow, including the furniture. this is a set of plans that will take you up for the floors. here is the ground plan showing both properties. here is the area in question that we are talking about. there is a sheet of the first floor that you just saw where we saw -- where you saw the impact of the window and the stair, the window in the mechanical room, and the door that goes out to our property. and the other door that commissioner fong referred to. -- fung referred to. this is level two. eventually, this window, which is in a stairwell, will not be impacted. everything in this direction will remain. we are not touching those windows. they may have some fire issues and we will have to talk about protection, but we do not need to cover those windows. this is the third level. you can see that there is an office. there is a window here that opens into the entry area of the office and we are going to need to impact that window. there are two windows in the main area of the office. i have not been inside the property.

will pick up the baton for the winter games in two years' time the british ambassador to russia tim barrow visited the southern city and said he was pleased with the progress there in british design stadium and other facilities what's right along the only games. and the legacy was central to. it when we actually won the game and we were discussing. how various buildings would be used after the sochi games for instance the stadium used for football in the future so similar challenges for anyone who doubts it would be games and that's why we think it will be very useful. to talk to each other just before and after the game. well or a sport be on the olympics and an athletics team comes lavish praise on moscow's preparations for next year's world championships that is making sport complex will host the event off also staging athletic competitions at the nine hundred eighty summer olympics but it needs to be refurbished for future events for the stadium the renovations will be starting i think very very shortly and this is really good for having laying down the new track and having everything

he was pitching on barrowed time since 2010. athletes never admit when they want to come out of the game in any sport. if he knew how bad his elbow was, he should have let them know because now they don't have a closer jie. he is a strong guy and he wants to be out there every day. he is not always truthful and forthcoming with you, and that's the problem with brian wilson and maybe why he is more difficult to manage. >> if it is inflammation, get out of your mess. this is season ending, then your last pitch is preserving balm gardener's win and not walking off the mound. that's how i pitch. i don't care how painful it is. facing h>> >> facing his old team, the pirates 1k3* garrett jones and that is gone. a solo shot and bottom of five and brandon bell is back in the lineup. he rips one to right. he hustles for the double and then scores the only run on a groundout. rstlooked strong start. he had 7k's and he was down 2-1 after this strikeout. but a mistake dooms the g-men. pablo sandoval and trying to make a play and the wild th

a sixth straight month at a slower rate. 351 small banks face trouble paying back the money they barrowede tarp bailout program they owe 15 billion dollars. passengers say, 6a is the best seat on a plane easy to get out of, not too close to the toilet. worst 31e middle seat in the back. >>> san jose residents will get to decide in november whether to raise the city's minimum wage. the county registrar of voters has confirm admonitionive has qualified for the ballot raising -- from the current $8 state requirement to $10. modeled on san francisco's law which means it clouds yearly inflation adjustments. the idea came from students. >>> foreclosures are down in california. this morning the information service reports the number of homes in california entering the foreclosure process has fallen to the lowest level in five years, 56,000 in the first three months of this year. most of the loans now going into default were made between 2005 and 2007, when real estate prices were at their peak. >>> this morning a bill that would allow nondoctors to perform early term abortion has passed a key hu

the bureau wants to require lenders to provide barrowers clear and detailed monthly statements. the mortgage industry would fled to offer warnings about changes in interest rates and good faith efforts to contact homeowners in danger of foreclosure. the rule is go into effect next january. >> wells fargo is at the center of a discrimination complaint involved foreclosed properties . they are accused of failing to maintain foreclosed properties in black and latino neighborhoods while treating those in white communities better. it follows an investigation of bank owned homes in cities including oakland, wells fargo said it has not seen the complaint plain. >>> people in east san jose saw a lot of pg&e, because of pipeline pressure testing. natural gas was vented from pipes and replaced with water. there was no danger to the public. they are designed to prevent a repeat of the 2010 san bruno disaster. >> the first public hydlogen fueling station opened today. stomp is live from emoryville with the indication that the electric cars may be just around the corner. >> reporter: just th

back so they could be filled up and of the guys were often standing around waiting for the wheel barrow to be filled up so people can criticize the wpa and say the workers were just always standing around lanning on the shovel. somebody even invented a shuffle that had a full down seat and armrest so the workers could lean on it and of course the wpa critics said we piddle around in the warm boondoggle came to apply to the projects and the boondoggle was created right here in new york and i'm going to tell you, read a little bit about that story. the board of aldermen was having hearings on the way the relief money was spent, and it was spent for the white-collar workers to do teaching, and sometimes the teaching was in an unaccustomed fields so let me read a little bit about how the word boondoggle team to what we think it defines today. a criminal trial attorney was the counsel for the hearings and he was a colorful score from former and he brought his fall arsenal of theatrics against the string of witnesses. on this day they were white collar relief recipients hired to teach in the

. ♪ >> good morning from new york, i'm here with josh barrow of forbes.com.isedly. >> we just talked about tim dechristopher who is doing two years in prison for bidding on an auction -- bidding on what was later deemed an illegal auction. henry david thorough and martin luther king, jr. when he wrote in 1849, unjust laws exist. shall we be content to obey them until we have succeeded or shall we transgress them at once. if it is of such a nature that it requires you to be the agent of injustice to another, then i say break the law. let your life be a counter friction to stop the machine. our history is still amazing. and largely forgotten stories of people fighting injustice. they were force fed and beaten in prison. in 1932, 43,000 world war i vetteder rans occupy d.c., literally. built from material skiveaged by a nearby dump to provide them with immediate payments of their server certificates. in the 1970s and 1980s, members used their bodies to block entry to power plants, broke into factories and hammered on and poured their own blood on the machinery a

our thanks to steve barrow at standard bank. coming up, our next guest saying if you're searching for yields outside the comforts of a home in the u.s., you might want to look at investment itinerary way south of the border.  a >>> headlines from around the globe this morning, here in the united states, investors may split their focus on the fed which begins a two day meeting and apple which of it ter a tumultuous two weeks for the stock reports earnings after the close. >> spain apsitly s and italy ses jump. and jiames murdoch has begun answering questions. rupert gives evidence tomorrow. if you're just joining us, let's take a look at the u.s. futures and see how we're setting up for trade. looks like some of the positive momentum we're seeing in the international markets trickling here if to the united states. the dow could be higher by 46 points, nasdaq higher by 14, and the s&p 500 higher by 6. this after we saw 102 point loss on the dow yesterday. walmart taking 22 points off the dow. s also seeing apple

barrow, bishop of new york, boren from oklahoma, donnelly, higgins, hochul, kissell, lipinski, mcintyre, owens, peterson and walz. those are the democrats that voted today with republicans to keep the student loan interest rates the same. so, mr. speaker, it's my great hope that while the president's running around the country condemning republicans for not caring about the plight of students who have to pay student loans, and about the fact that he says republicans are going to double the student interest rates, i hope that somebody who's not out campaigning, like the president, down the street that way on pennsylvania avenue will get something into the president's teleprompter that advises him, hey, you may want to back off of that. the republicans with only 13 democrats voting with them actually voted to extend the same interest rates. now, i feel like the democrats would agree with the fact that we believe that in order to keep from having expenses continue to go out of sight as they did during the two years that congress was completely controlled by democrats and they had the white