of making tooling which is taking a couple months to get up and running, but instead he got a maker bothe manufactures them on his desk at home. people order them on his website and he ships them out. >> i got a tool instead of a die, and that tool makes all sorts of things. before six months ago, i had never touched 3-d printing. i now have these tools and i have four new patents for totally unrelated industries just because i have this machine. >> on the other side of spectrum is the professional 3-d printers, which have the ability to print in more than 30 materials, including metal, ceramic, sand stone, and nylon. these high end machines are being made accessible to entrepreneurs at new online marketplaces like shapeways, which has been pegged the factory of the future. >> this is an actual production badge of probably about 70 of our customers' products that are being built in this particular product run. >> shapeways is a 3-d marketplace, which allows users to up load their designs and order a print of the item they select. when we visited, they had self-of their large 3-d printer

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. >> and we want to seeide in bot pride in both bay area teams in the playoffs. e-mail your warrior and shark fan photos to you report at kgo-tv.com and we will share them on air and on-line at abc7news.com. we want to get as many as we can. >>> feeling lucky? >> hope so. the powerball jackpot is ballooning. it >> make sure you have a jacket or a sweater first thing in the morning. upper 40s to low 60s at 5:00 a.m. by 8:00 a.m. the numbers will rise to the low 50s and low 60s. and just to look ahead live doppler 7hd they may be tracking showers as early as thursday. for the latest details mike is here 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. >>> the jackpot has ballooned to the third largest in powerball history. >> it is an estimated $360 million right now. that would pay out $229.2 million if you chose the all cash now option. >> the odds of winning the jackpot are 1 in 173 million. >> not great odds. 1.4 million people took home $26 million in prizes. >> i'm dreaming of an eyend land land -- of an island in the sun. >> it would be nice. >> "jimmy kimmle live" is next. the musical gu

who's controlling the proxy it's out of control now there's yes yes it is a proxy war to a great extent bot. what. neat model doesn't address is their religious factor and the multiple players yes in nine hundred fifty six we had nation states moscow could talk to nasr and washington to talk to paris and london today you have to talk to militia commanders you have to talk to qatar is an iranians it is it is a more chaotic system with many more fanatical players nation states usually a guided by their national interests and in this case i think u.s. and russia are rational players however when you look at these militias be it. or job the. these are not necessarily rational players in many cases these are ideological fanatics. this complicate the situation very much now but what do you think about that i mean because we had this news report of a military commander a militant eating the heart of a soldier on the ground i mean who's controlling these guys who's controlling these guys off now bill go ahead. this is cannibalism it's very ugly i mean basically it is that they are controlled by. em

from a tree others though are taking control of the plants to try and keep them going to join me tom bots on the nazi for a look inside the crisis in greece in just a few minutes. while there is a growing spat between within rather the european union over so. benefits who are ism for a member states are calling for a curb on welfare payments to citizens making claims outside their home country austria germany the netherlands and the u.k. all say there is growing pressure on an already crisis hit benefits system our chief political reports. have you had the one about the dutchman the german the austrian and the englishwoman going to the european commission and asking for cubs on migration within the e.u. it's not a joke it actually happened holland germany austria and the u.k. say that they're concerned about the pressure being put on their public services as a result of so-called benefits terrorism so they've written a letter to the european commission asking for help in making it harder for freshly arrived e.u. migrants to access public services such as schools hospitals and accommodatio

people who also just try to simply look after their own health of explanation his who wants he's tom bot. busy at the counter but pharmacists in greece these days are facing serious sort of jesus of medicine and they're worried. about this. what's going to be the. next day price controls and tight cash flows mean many drug companies won't supply them greasers health industry is denied profits and patients their medicines so for example if you came into the pharmacy with high blood pressure may doctors like to prescribe this medication but d.n.a. says doesn't have enough of it so he has to give this instead and this issue ation is replicated with hundreds of medicines in hundreds of pharmacies across the country. but the charity doctors of the world in thessaloniki patients are in an even more desperate situation some doctor or human i want i'm really afraid about the future because i have two small children no insurance to manage the squad as you know i came here because i don't have insurance and the money to pay for my parents some force to come and the situation will only get worse ye

here promise of hundreds of millions of dollars is attracting people like a waiting bot of gold. tickets are selling fast, so are the megga. lottery players vying for more than $400 million. kblinlz displayed on store that's sell lottery and power ball is during people. just about every ticket buyer and pk market figured out what they'll do. >> i'll buy my house, my home. >> i will travel the world. quit work. >> once you get the first check, it's awesome. >> what is the first thing you would buy if you won? >> i don't know. >> pedro knows. he has a use for the money. last year he lost his leg to disease. woe buy a new leg with which he would walk better. now compared to this, super lotto looks paltry. but you can't win if you don't play and much of the money good does go to ed oox we can dream. thank you very much. >> game three and i'm spence yir chris chichblt we expect hot spots from mother's day. i'll show you where. >> later tonight remarkable achievements of this student. this year's top graduate. get this, he's only 18 years old. >>> in oakland warriors taking on san tan

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here promise of hundreds of millions of dollars is attracting people like a waiting bot of gold. tickets are selling fast, so are the megga. lottery players vying for more than $400 million. kblinlz displayed on store that's sell lottery and power ball is during people. just about every ticket buyer and pk market figured out what they'll do. >> i'll buy my house, my home. >> i will travel the world. quit work. >> once you get the first check, it's awesome. >> what is the first thing you would buy if you won? >> i don't know. >> pedro knows. he has a use for the money. last year he lost his leg to disease. woe buy a new leg with which he would walk better. now compared to this, super lotto looks paltry. but you can't win if you don't play and much of the money good does go to ed oox we can dream. thank you very much. >> game three and i'm spence yir chris chichblt we expect hot spots from mother's day. i'll show you where. >> later tonight remarkable achievements of this student. this year's top graduate. get this, he's only 18 years old. >>> in oakland warriors taking on san tan

the last month including dozens on election day artie's losing caffein up has more from is a lot of bot. despite the threat of violence pakistanis came out in record numbers to vote in the election which will determine the fate of the country for the next five years and as the votes are counted the man poised to come out of the very top is not wash a reef and his party fourteen years after being ousted in a military coup he is on the road to a third term as pakistan's prime minister will have numerous problems to deal with from chronic power cuts to a taliban insurgency he'll be pushing for a create free market economic policies and further strain ties with the united states but the cold has also crushed the hopes of millions of pakistanis who want to see real change in the entrenched political system they were counting on cricket legend imran khan and has already he had rallied massive support here in the country with calls to end corruption and to end u.s. drone strikes especially among young voters but it wasn't enough to put him at the top still a significant victory for his party n

and not so much engaged in bot nets and that kind of activity where it's from the russian side there's both official and criminal networks at tivity and that's much more involved in stealing and spamming and bot nets so they're a little bit two different problem sets depending on the source. >> and at the highest level i would think it's a consumer problem not an enterprise problem but it does cross into companies having to deal with it and the criminal element using it and with the targeted attacks the criminal element uses them. but when you think economic espionage most are very sophisticated attacks. >> if i heard you correctly, you said that two thirds of the time when you respond to a company that has said we've been hacked, they had no idea that they had been hacked until some government agency warned them, tauven f.b.i., usually the f.b.i. sometimes department of homeland security. there was a time not too long ago -- and i'm just using my recollection now -- when my recollection is that both your company and the ncijtf, the f.b.i. operation, indicated that when they went out,

that's bot spoof are part of an impending attorney general report. lou: thank you. for more on the white house scandal and whether we can expect accountability from this administration, radio talkshow host monica crowley. monica, let me start with you. this reaching out to the press by the attorney general, if there ever a clear act of e? >> so far he has offered his "remorse" now is offering to put out his side of the story. it is a little late for that. the attorney general is up to his eyeballs in a whole range of scandals. there has been no truth telling going on. it is something left open. lou: as we reported, the attorney general straightout said he was not involved in anything that would be a potential prosecution. thisscould be a more outright misrepresentation of the reality by any imagination. >> unfortunately for the attorney general this is one of those situations only defense ends up being one of incompetence or neglect where you can say i did not read it or i did not know. i wasn't aware. those they kind of statements you have to make in this case to a

. >> flood watch in my life would i think that i bot him that for his birthday and he was run owe. >>> police in long island new york say one officer shot and killed a college student as she was being held by a kidnapper. it all happened this morning two blocks from the campus of hofstra university. it's in hempstead, new york a 911 caller alerted police to an armed intruders holding several students hostage inside their home. an armed officer found man inside holding a co-ed. police say the officer fired several shots killing the suspect and one shot hit and killed the student. an investigation is now underway. >>> we have new details tonight on another barack fundraising swing by president barack obama. the white house says the president will attend a pair of events on the peninsula june 6th to raise money for democratic candidates for the u.s. senate. tickets for a reception in palo alto start at $2500. sitting down for dinner with the president in portola valley will cost more than $32,000. >>> apple co-founder steve wozniak told cal grads to seek personal happiness and not wealth

bot 5th look out look out!metal. >> gary: taken off the field by stretcher that's all we have at this hour. haight what about those sharpies at this hour. she pam they do not want to return to vancouver. san jose ready to close all vancouver. >> gary: the 16 point deficit that they lost with four minutes left in regulation is the largest in the nba. looking forward to tomorrow night. we have the run of the game we had a chance to win the game and we lost. was the only run of the game - yan gomes flies out to >> gary: curry will be on the cover of sports illustrated for in a day or two. do you have satellite radio? >> pam: i'm not sure of who may have set alight radio. >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: patrick ewing you know what that means when uc bit patrick! >> gary: knickerbocker's as you like to say nothing new york teen makes it that much more exciting. the >> gary: this just comes in and! all i know is when you were off last night of like said listen, i think you are great, both your parents are police officers

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still ahead here at 6:00, banning those ticket bots. >>> also ahead the flight of the nerd bird.he new service that brought one of the world's most famous billionaires to the south bay. >>> new arrests in the boston bombing investigation. the three teens accused of lying to police and throwing away key evidence to protect one of the suspects next. >>> a new twist in the boston bombing investigation. three new suspects. >> all three behind bars. the fbi says all three are friends with the surviving suspect, dzhokhar tsarnaev. janelle wang joins us now with details. >> the suspects are all college classmates of dzhokhar tsarnaev accused of throwing away key suspects. two of the suspects, azamat tazhayakov and dias kadyrbayer are seen in the photo. they are accused of going into dzhokhar tsarnaev's doorm room several days after the boston marathon bombings and throwing away a backpack. attorneys for the two young men gave a brief statement. >> they did not know that the items were involved in a bombing. >> my client feels horrible and shocked that someone he knew was involved with t

kritoff, making him foreign, says they don't use the kil-bots yet, but they could be available. my concern is we could find ourselves on the other side of a line and it is difficult to go back. supporters say the robots have advantages like they are not subject to revenge and their position could save lives. also some robots don't want to be defined by their killing. look at these two assassins after hours. >> ♪ welcome, welcome ♪ days and weeks ♪ tokens to spend we are regular businessmen ♪ ♪ it's you and me and teddy bear ♪ >> that was beautiful. isn't that bill and gianana? >> guiliani? >> i can't even make a good joke. mike, did james cameron predict the future? i am talking about the" titanic" no, but "the terminator"? >> we are doomed. the only thing between us and the terminator is the u.n and they are not good at anything. also, he has a great quote in there talking about mindless killing machines as opposed to mindful killing machines. i think we are splitting hairs here. >> that's true. a mindful killing machine does yoga. >> i love the united nation comes out and trie

when one of us prosper bot of us prosper. that is the context of our discussion today.resident pena nieto is creating a dialogue to broaden and deepen our economic relationship. there will be members of my cap net. vice president biden will participate as well. connectionus on the between business and workers, making our economies even more competitive. to that end, we reaffirmed our goal of concluding negotiations on the transfer of the partnership this year. this will be another major step in integrating our two economies and positioning us to compete in the fastest-growing markets in the world, those in the asia-pacific region. fromnt to sell more goods mexico and the united states. if we partnered together, we can do even better. we want to continue to make our shared border even more efficient with new technologies so it is even faster and cheaper to trade and do business together. we need new energy relationships to combat climate change. i am pleased that we have agreed to extend collaborations and exchanges between our students and schools and universities. just

. >>> protesters pelted police with rocks and bottles and they responded with flash bay, bot wh pepper. several dozens clashes in downtown seattle a few hours after an immigration rally had ended. police of them for damaging property. >>> d.c. is moving close to issuing driver's license to illegal imgrants.gal imgrant lateimgrants, later this afternoon, mayor gray will announce. >> it's a new law that would le the dmv to issue licenses to undocumented residents of the district. >>> today is the national day o prayer, and the pentagon, and despite protests from gay rights groups. they asked the defense department to withdraw an an invitation of the honorary chairman of this year's day of prayer.. he teaches that marriage should be between a man and a woman.. >>> it's got bacon, it's got peanut butter and it's all mixe up in the milkshake. >> uh. >> it sounded good until it wass mixed up in a milkshake. tucker what do you think. >> i want to learn more. >>> we're looking fine. cool looking temperatures toures start the day. upper 30s and 40s in some spots. might want a jacket. otherwise

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do the bro-bot. [ laughter ] all right, very good. now, do the freaky frog!he elevator. the elevator. ♪ all right, very good. now let's do -- do the disco dentist. ♪ all right, very good. now -- [ laughter ] let's do hand dancing. hand -- hand dancing. ♪ oh, that's pretty good. oh, hey, that's nice. [ cheers ] all right, let's do the sexy sway. yeah. oh, that's nice. and finally, the flying tornado. how about that one? the flying tornado. yeah, oh, nice. similar. very, very good. love it! great job, guys. come on over here. [ cheers and applause ] that was amazing. >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: that was amazing. that was amazing. outrageous! let's check out some of your highlights here. that was a little elevator there. that was interesting, interesting take on it. disco dentist, you got grooving pretty good over there. hand dancing, that was fun. that was a lot face work. the sexy sway. [ laughter ] very different. and then the flying tornado was very similar. yeah, very interesting. it's a close, close race here. lance dance, who is in the lead? >> i don't know.

. >> a very low-level technician can come in and simply turn the bot off and push it into an empty space>> that's right. move it aside and the other robots keep working. similar technology has done well overseas but robotic garages in the u.s. have only had moderate success, he says. until now. >> we've had people here from bangkok, we've had people here from australia, from spain. we've had all kinds of consultants and engineers who have studied automated parking. every one of them have said wow, this totally changes what you can do with automated parking. >> even better, robots eliminate the need for humans to walk through empty garages alone. >> many bad things have happened in parking garages but the patron never has to be in the garage in an unsafe environment. >> mark patterson is the ceo of boomerang and has worked on wall street for more than 20 years, covering real estate. he says developers are starting to take notice. >> there's no question it's challenging because it is something new, something innovative, but the savings are so dramatic, the ability to gain great rewards fro

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. >> particularly, his flying death bot program which some have criticized because it has been used toans overseas. but it's very limited in its scope, in that only an informed high level government official can order your death. [ laughter ] that means the president or the sefsz, definitely no lower than the postmaster err general, which i assume means no more killing on saturdays. [ laughter ] >> shannon: that is it for "special report," i'm shannon bream, proud and fearless, tonight, good night from washington. >> shepard: this is the fox report. tonight, dramatic video of a shooting in the streets of a major city. as cops take down some accused attackers. plus, a bridge collapses. right into the water. >> just holding on for dear life at that point. you go with it. >> shepard: dramatic stories of survival after cars plunge into a river. >> rescue these three people from the water was really a extraordinary. >> shepard: tonight, new clues about what caused the collapse. plus, the jodi arias fiasco. >> no unanimous agreement, sign foreperson. >> shepard: now a new

the squadron of flying death bots. american citizens killed without his okay but without anything approaching a trial. president obama today defended his administration's counterterrorism policies specifically his covert drone war and admitted publicly for the first time in his own words that he approved the 2011 drone killing of american born cleric anwar al awlaki the suspected face of al qaeda in yemen. >> i do not believe it would be constitutional for the government to target and kill any u.s. citizen with a drone or a shotgun without due process but when a u.s. citizen goes abroad to wage war against america, his citizenship should no more serve as a shield than a sniper shooting on an innocent crowd should be protected from a s.w.a.t. team. >> the president did not discuss at any length the three other americans his administration this week acknowledged it had killed in drone strikes including al awlaki's teenage son. the president asserted the core of al qaeda is gutted but he says the menace of terrorism has m

their christian organizations ran ads in favor of traditional marriage, last october the irs audited bot both of them while dozens of liberal groups were approved while conservative groups waited. one example, one receiving tax exempt status about a questionable charity set up by the president's half-brother, with some asking for a counsel to investigate, they're gathering their own facts. >> nothing the administration does is going to derail a thoroughly detailed investigation by the congress of the united states. >> fox news has learned the acting irs commissioner steven miller will not plead the fifth in upcoming congressional hearings. meanwhile nevada republican senator dean heller has proposed a bill that would prohibit any funding for obamacare going to the irs. the president's budget requests $440 million for the irs to enforce the healthcare law. bret? >> mike, is there any sense that the president, in just a matter of moments a as we look live at the east room in the white house, will be announcing that someone's leaving the irs? is there any sense that's already been determine

>>hey're bot new, aren't they? >> that's right, but frankly even though you might expect that historically, when you're in the midst of it and you're dealing with really a very unpredictable young leader it can be somewhat unnerving. >> brown: the donald gregg, when president park and president obama talked about the possibility still of talks with north korea where is the potential at this point? >> >> well, i think a lot of that have isnside pauen-hye. iet her first when i was stationed in seoul in the mid-'70s. i was there when her mother was shot by a north korean agent aiming at her father but missed her father and killed her mother. she went to north korea in 2001 and met with kim jong-il and i met her in south korea in 2002 and congratulated her for going and i'll never forget her response. she said "you must look to the future with hope, not to the past with bitterness. i ink she carries that inside her. i think she has a lot more political leeway to make some moves toward the north to get things going. and

with marijuana legal in colorado, you think the state would be in line for a bot more tax revenue.or it self. how about that. let's explain this. let's bring in jeffrey maier. legalized pot, at least now, in california, is not a moneymaker. >> i think that is right. when you keep the federal law in place, it hands marijuana. they will still stay in the shadows because the federal law trumps the state law. all of your assets can be seized by the federal government if you come above ground. stuart: take away the problems with the feds. you take that off the board for a second, do you think that legal marijuana would be very profitable for the state? >> it would certainly be profitable if the businesses could come fully above ground. i think a state like colorado could probably taken 40, $50 million a year. the states that legalize can stop making arrests. they can stop prosecuting people for marijuana. they can realize the budgetary benefit without the tax revenue. stuart: i would have thought that president obama would have been in favor relaxing federal laws or at least saying i wi

. >> a bot of first ladies have a cause of their own. .> really interesting there is one suggestion, and it is written in a letter by one of the first people in the united states, a woman, who was who hadd and deatf, achieved higher education and was in touch with mrs. garfield. there was some suggestion that mrs. garfield was interested in working with people who were sight impaired or hearing- impaired and developing educational outlets for them. but the one project we know ofut is going to the library congress to do history on the white house. .ringing a sense of history 80 people at this point, years the white house has been standing, and all of the families have lived there. now you are having one and two and three generations worth of stories. she has a sense of history and the history of the house. a fascinating lists of artists and writers that she intended to invite to the white house. .> next is thomas in new york >> hello, can you hear me? >> i am sorry, but you have to turn the tv volume down and. >> we will move on to one quick video which talks about her artistic abilit

court is extraordinary, and i cannot for a moment liz said of the fact that the freedom is to find bot as choice and responsibility. the responsibility to speak and act, pardon the pun, judiciously . and if i dare say it, wisely. [applause] [applause] >> was in that fantastic, ladie and gentleman? given up for justice sotomayor. [applause] >> you know, if people read my book they will learn that my mother told me never to lock a book. that is the sacred it was in ou household. i loved -- [laughter] >> you can see that i am still pulling her advice or instructions. >> you are a good doddered. >> i enjoyed your talk very much . you placed several interesting themes, secrecy, privacy, transparency, the power of reticence verses read revelation , the connection between the storyteller's art and that there is kraft. i found all this quite fascinating, so let's start wit this question, your honor. for the epigraph of your book you use the following lines fro the 19th century poem. forgive the exile. street frenzy. a return to my beloved world, and love with the land or was born. you also inc

actually, the second largest source of the bots is the united states.me that don't have the latest defenses and someone has gotten in there and taken control of the machine and used it to do bad things. >> what did you make 15 years ago? servers? you were in the whole buildout of the internet. >> we are a very similar company to where we started when we started at m.i.t. 15 years ago. we made the web be faster. >> servers? what were you making back then? >> we made a service. we bought computer servers and spread them all over the world, thousands of places. what we made was the software that operates that network of computers to make web sites faster and more secure. >> do you have servers in china? >> yes, we do. >> what's been your experience with that? >> china is a complicated environment to do content delivery. but china is a very important market for our customers because a lot of consumers in china. so we deliver a lot of traffic on behalf of customers around the world that want access to chinese citizens and make it be a fast experience in chin

the bot -- botnet was taken down a year ago and i'm glad they were recognized for that important piece of work. as i understand it the group cobbled together from a variety of different offices and in the inclusion of that effort it was basically allowed to just adhere back to those original offices rather than continue the process of cleaning up and attacking botnet which microsoft has done at least for that i can think of civil cases go go to court and get an order to clear botnets out of the system so it's not impossible for the justice department to have done more than one. on this side of our intellectual property theft we have i think primarily the chinese attacking exceedingexceedingly vigorously not only our national defense infrastructure but have tried to hack into things like how how were just work and how her guidance systems work so they can imperil our military in the event that we were to end up in a military conflict with them. they are also just trying to steal stuff so they can give it to their companies so they can build it without inventing it or paying us for the i

once you wind up the health care-bot, there's no stopping her. >> stephanie: that's right. >> the senatemark zuckerberg and his new political action commit see the working to push congress to ease up on some hiring restrictions. it says the companies with 15% or more visas would have to work hard to prove they tried to find equal equally qualified american candidates. on the other side theyry the tech companies are just being greedy and looking for an easy way to pass up or overlook qualified american workers. minnesota is scheduled to become the next state to sign the same-sex marriage bill. minnesota the first midwest state to approve gay marriage and the third in the nation in just ten days. rhode island and delaware were the other two. the department of justice really doesn't want the fda to make plan b available over the counter without age restriction until it has had a chance to repeal that ruling. a district court already shot down one request for delay, the doj filed another one yesterday. and chris christie is playing tour guide to prince harry today. we're back with more show

>> a bot of the big tech stocks that have really big growth. qualcomm.f you pack it out and paid earnings, 10.5 times earnings. oracle. if you back out the cash they are, that stock is selling at ten times expected earnings as well. this is a great franchise. dagen: in terms of the bigger companies that have done well, it looks like that investors are taking that one baby step from the safety of that. how over value are they at this point? >> very. they are lucky if they have three and 4% growth. they are selling at 17 and 18% multiples. nominal gdp is roughly four-4.5%. dagen: how overval stocks? >> there are individual names that are good. it is about 19 times earnings. they are extremely overvalued at this point. cheryl: we are always happy to have you down. do you think the celtics can do it tonight against the knicks? >> i do not know. celtic pride. we hope. we are missing ryan, though. connell: it has been a fun series. thank you, scott. dagen: we stand with boston in many ways. thank you very much. we showed you those significant upward revision f

i think you would have a bot of conservative support for it. ashley: i also want to mention the internet sales tax issue. what is your stance on that? is it an equal playing field or a money grabbing job killer? >> probably leaning more towards the latter than the former. i think we have began to hear that it is quite a complex issue. the states are all trying to get the even playing field. congress, we are always trying to get that level playing field. it is just something that you cannot achieve, i think. ashley: very good. thank you so much for joining us. appreciate it. >> my pleasure. thanks a lot. lori: after the bell, disney reported blockbuster shares. the theme park division drive disney's profit up 32% from last year thanks to higher spending and attendance. americans are still trying to cut back on their debt. consumer credit increased at its slowest pace in eight months in march. nearly $8 billion. that was below the estimate, so keep that in mind. credit card debt fell by more than 2%. the first the client this year. all options fo

but thanks to physicians and erica's three co-workers bot she and her baby have beaten the odds. >> i'm it blessed because if i didn't have the people there that were there, i wouldn't be alive and neither would she. >> erica's co-workers were honored by the missouri city council. baby ele is expected to be off oxygen tanks by early next week. doctors implanted a pacemaker to monitor her heart. it is incredible. but to see her hugging that baby and both okay. it makes your day. >> yeah, really good ending to what could have been a tragic story. tamron, thank you very much. >>> still ahead, the gang down in orlando is challenging us to a little movie trivia competition. >> can i already wave the white flag of surrender? you want to go up against al roker on movie trivia? >> no, i don't. >> we'll have that and more. but first on a thursday morning, a check of your local news and weather. >> this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i am mindy basara. here is sarah caldwell. >> a few new accidents to add to the list. we are tracking one on southbound 95 at the beltway no

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