jumped in front of me -- >> brett is your friend in the hospital -- >> yeah, well-being discharged today. >> excellent. go on. >> so he stepped in front of me, and he took the knife in his back for me, and he just went

and really be respectful of brett and his time and what he's gone through. >> brett, do you forgive alexets help, maybe he can forgive himself. >> see, maybe -- i've been thinking. maybe if he had more friends or somebody to help him out or to, like, show him a different path, maybe it would have been different. >> apparently he didn't have enough supports that some of the other students in the school have. and we hope that he could make amends on what he's done, and hopefully he will come out with the truth on what his display of action, what caused it. >> and i just hope that one day he can -- everyone -- he can -- i can forgive him and everyone else who got hurt can forgive him. most of all he needs to forgive himself. >> thank you very much, brett. and thank you, amanda. one comment, i have been in touch with the superintendent of schools for franklin regional, gennaro. we spoke this morning about really -- we could see the trauma that brett has experienced. and we know that he and the other students are going to need some resources to reach out to. so when anything bad happens, ther

>> there was a kid in worse condition that what brett was. so i left brett for a few minutes to go take care of the other kid, and my first instinct, not knowing what to do, i go to help the kid. i lay him down to get his airway unblocked and put pressure on the wound. and he barfed, and i felt bad. i had to stand up and go, but as soon as i stood up an emt came in and said, you have to move, so i moved. >> then you ended up going with your friend brett to the hospital. is that right? >> yes, i did. he was -- after i left the room, he started yelling in pain, and i went back into the room, and i just held his hand and he would not let good. and i went to the hospital with him. and he -- even if i had to leave for a second he would ask where i was. >> we're looking at pictures of brett from his hospital room. i guess you're about to be joined at the hip tv their rest of your lives. friends -- as for the guy who dd the stabbing, you know his older brother. what was this about? >> i have no idea. i haven't seep his brother. i mean, his brother i

brett, we appreciate your courage. displayed maturity beyond his years and i think that what we need to do for brett as his physicians is limit it to two more questions and really be respectful of brett and his time and what he's gone through. >> do you have anything to say to alex? >> i honestly feel that once he gets help maybe he can forgive himself. >> see, he -- maybe, i've been thinking, maybe if he had more friends or somebody to help him out or to, like, show him a different path, maybe will it would have been different. >> apparently, he didn't have enough support that some of the other students in the school have, and we hope that he could make amends on what he's done and hopefully he will come out with the truth on what his display of action, what caused it. >> and i just hope that one day he can -- everyone -- he can -- i can forgive him and everyone else who got hurt can forgive him. most of all, he needs to forgive himself. >> thank you very much, brett, and thank you, amanda. one comment. i have been in

brett going home just a few hours ago. investigators are struggling to find a motive for this knifing spree and including looking at the possibility that bullying was involved. diane. >> back on the story for us, ron claiborn claiborne. >> thank you. >>> now a big headline about your money tonight. the market took a massive dive today. the dow closing down more than 260 points. when will it end? abc's chief business correspondent with the big slide. >> reporter: the culprit behind today's massive selloff? the biggest winners of the last five years, became the biggest losers. tech titans that once seemed to defy gravity, including high flyers like facebook, google, amazon, netflix and electric carmaker tesla, all taking a beating. netflix known for it's "house of cards," down 24% in just this last month. meaning if you'd invested $1,000 in netflix stock, you'd have lost $240. so why has wall street suddenly fallen out of love with these former darlings? stock prices were just getting out of hand. from facebook buying a text

brett, to you with the question of the cell phone first, to brett larson. we discussed why 239 people on board and now only one phone on in the plane? does that make sense? >> it doesn't make any sense at all, don. and a lot of the details that we have about this incident don't make a lot of sense. it seems highly suspect that just one cell phone would ping one of these towers and make that handshake to say i'm trying to make a cell connection here are you an available tower? and the other thing we don't know here, don, we don't know if this was an accidentally left on phone if he just forget to shut it off when they took off. and there is information we need to get about that. the cell companies could say yes, the last time we handed off his phone is when we took off from the airport and never reappear on. but i'm not thinking that what "s" wh-- is what happened here when you are below 10,000 feet you will be able to connect to a cell phone tower. >> what conclusions can we draw from the cell phone being picked up? and also maybe we haven't got to the poin

music from brett eldredge.eaturing the 8g band with fred armisen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and now, here he is, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: good evening, everyone. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's wonderful. that's so wonderful -- now, you know, of course, today is april fool's day. it's that special day once a year when everyone in our audience gets a brand new car. [ cheers and applause ] so happy april fool's. today was the last day to sign up for obamacare. and yesterday californians trying to sign up by phone, were accidentally redirected to a phone sex hot line. [ cheers ] [ laughter ] and when the hot line asked what their fantasy was, callers responded, "i'd like to keep my current coverage." [ laughter and applause ] it's not a giant fantasy, but it's a fantasy of mine. some controversy here. a group of students in washington, d.c. walked out during speech by former vice president dick cheney, saying they didn't w

that was a courageous moment by brett hurt and his mom there.e's a 16-year-old high school sophomore who until yesterday was just another kid in this community. and for him to sit there and tell his story and he answered questions for a good long time, patiently and very personally. i was very struck by how strong he and his mother were. one thing his mother didn't say, she had a daughter there as well in the school, the daughter who called her was in the library down the hall. and ran out of the school after the fire alarm was set as many of the other students did. for them to sit there and discuss this horrifying incident for their family, it was just really striking. he also gave us a better insight into how this all happened. he was stabbed in the back. he had no time to defend himself. he never knew what was happening. he did have the presence of mind, however, to step in front of the assailant to save his girlfriend's life. she talks about how he saved her. he talks about how she saved him. there was just an incredible moment there between

brett? >> mike, thank you. the house has passed a gop budget cutting $5 trillion over ten years and balancing the budget by 2024. no democrat voted for it and 12 republicans voted against it. it's seen as a largely political document with no realistic chance of implementation. >>> the proposal from the obama administration to relinquish u.s. control over an entity that helps govern the internet drew intense scrutiny today from not one but two congressional panels. as top aides to president obama defended the plan. here's the latest from chief washington correspondent james rosen. >> please, i must push back on you. >> reporter: a senior commerce department official told a house judiciary subcommittee the obama administration is not forfeiting america's leadership role with respect to the internet, just quote stepping out of a clerical role. an agency within commerce had announced quietly last month that it intends by september 2015 to sever its longstanding contractual authority over ican, t

just consider the implication of what brett said. christians have been living in these lands since the time of jesus. some of them speak arrest am mayic, the language of the bible. they have coexisted with muslims for nearly 2,000 years. then about 30 years ago with the rise of islamic fundamentalism, they came under attack. so it's very recent and it's very specifically a result of them being targeted by radical islam. >> but radical -- you're saying not by the state -- the governments, per se, as much as by the sort of fundamentalists sects or by offshoots? >> yes, but to the extent these fundamentalist sects are gaining authority and power as they did with mohamed morsi in egypt, then it becomes an instrument of the state. >> yeah, and in places they're just not protected by the state. and there's no incentive for the state to do it, because the islamic fundamentalists are so violent. 150,000 christians have been killed in syria in the last three years. and just recently, we had this jesuit priest, dutch jesuit priest, who had ser

pennsylvania yesterday speaking from a hospital where he's being treated for stab wounds, high school student brett hurt described walking with a friend down a hallway when the attack started. >> she was screaming, and i was just standing there and everything just went -- like, i didn't even know what was going on. i was just so surprised. i could barely moved. i was stabbed in the back. what was going through my mind? will i survive or will i die? >> that young man's mom was emotional at the thought of nearly losing her son yesterday while at school. >> when my daughter called me at work yesterday freaking out and told me that my son was on the list of victims i dropped. i don't think any parent in the world would ever want to go through that kind of agony. >> what emotional words and three students remain in critical condition including a student at another hospital who is in extremely critical condition and today there are mounting questions about what could from triggered a seemingly, quote, normal 16-year-old high school sophomore to carry out this attack, slashing fellow students with two kni

brett, thank you very much. >> be sure to catch brett on his special report tonight.ct, every week night, at 6:00 p.m. >> with russia defying is the defense department revamping the missile shield defense? to jennifer griffin at the pentagon with the latest. we forgot about the hold missile shield. it that back in play? >> well, charles, remember, back in 2009, when president obama scratched plans developed by the bush administration to put ground-based missile interceptors in poland and a sophisticated radar system in the the czech republic it was seen as a gesture of good will to reset relations with russia. now some members of congress want president obama to put missile defense on the front burner again. quote, the obama administration has been unable to counter this escalation of putin's aggressive posture. instead, they have been defensive, unsure, and unable to change putin's course of action. skeptics say this is not the correct tool to stop putin in eastern europe. >> i don't think it makes any sense to think of missile defense as an appropriate response. vla

i want to go to brett larson. we discussed this in the beginning about why 239 people on board, those were the bulk of our twitter questions coming in from viewers, and now only one phone on in the plane? does that make sense? >> it doesn't make any sense at all, don. and a lot of the details we have about their incident don't make a lot of sense. it seems highly suspect that just one cell phone would ping one of these towers, would make that handshake to say hey, i'm trying to make a cell connection here. are you an available tower, which is the situation that we have. the other thing that we don't know here, don is we don't know if this was an accidentally left on phone, if maybe he forgot to shut it off when they pushed back from the gate when they took off, and there's information that we still need to get about that, and the cell companies could get that information for us. they could say, yes, the last time we handed off his phone, it was when they were taking off from the airport, and then it never reappear

brett joins us, he is the founder of the study, and joins us from washington, d.c.you get that kind of reaction when you tell people about this? >> i do. it's hard for the public to understand the difference between performance and actual customer service, and this study is about performance. >> and tell me what they tend to be. how do you show improvement? >> we're looking at the factors that are most important to the flying public today. so i want to get there on time with my bag especially if i had to pay extra fees for it, and i want it to be a -- at least -- at the least possible chance to be denied boarding or bumped off of the flight and i don't want to have to complain. so that's what is important to the flying public. >> this business of complaints to the department of transportation being down, do what do you attribute that? >> well, is there are several factors, it could be the flying public is becoming somewhat wary and accepting of mediocre performance, and they are not complaining as much, because they know there's really not much they can do about it.

you know that. >> reporter: and good news this afternoon, brian, brett went home from the hospital. he says his main goal is to get back on his feet so he can dance at next month's prom. >> what a turn of events in pennsylvania. peter alexander starting us off. >>> out to the pacific northwest. the death hole has been slowly rising in the almost three weeks since the mudslide that levelled an entire town in washington state. 36 people are now confirmed dead and searchers are still looking for ten others and tonight, for the first time we're hearing from a young mother, a survivor who was pulled from the debris along with her young baby and we get her story tonight from miguel. >> i saw my neighbor's house and turned and screamed to god to save us. >> reporter: for her, time will heal her damaged eye socket and broken arm but the painful memories will always hunt her. >> i looked out the front door and it was like the movies. houses were exploding and the next thing i remember is our neighbor's chimney coming into our front door, and i turned and i held duke and i did not let him go.

brett's mother was asked about allex hribal.don't want to see any child that is honestly able to do something like that, i feel that it is not only his peers, his family, but it is the school who needs to look and say what have we done to alienate this child for him to do such a gruesome thing. and i hope that his family can find peace and i hope this child can find peace. >> i mean how about that elizabeth? hearing those words from that mother, what more do we know about this 16-year-old allex hribal? >> you know what, brooke, there is so much that we don't know. we know that his lawyer says that he had friends. says that he was not a loanener. but other students say he was quiet and didn't have a lot of friends. they didn't say he was bullied or alienated. but the question issued by brett's mother, is it possible to identify kids who might be on the edge of social life and identify before things go wrong. >> our heart is with that community. thank you so much in murrysville, pennsylvania. we are learning so much more about the

. >> you've been in these situations many, many times before, brett. what does your gut instinct tell you about where this storm is going and what is going to half this evening? >> well, i'll be honest with you, we were just ahead of the mayflower tornado and we think the conditions are much more ripe today for tornadoes than yesterday. >> brett, what do you hear about the condition of tupelo where the storm -- where that tornado touched down. >> when a tornado hits a big town, the information is going to flow pretty quickly. it's obama about 20 minutes ago and what i do know is that it did go from the northern section of town and my colleagues say there's fairly significant damage. other than that, we don't have a whole lot of information yet. i'm sure it will come out very, very soon. >> brett adair, stay safe. we'll come back to you later in the show. the skies over mississippi growing very perilous. it includes 1.4 million people has mississippi right in the bullseye. our own martin savidge is in the flight simulator. martin joins us on the phone a

brett's more than a dozen buildings ukrainian deputy foreign minister danny let it teach teach welcome kerry's statement and also blame the kremlin for undermining ukraine security. the kremlin has for months and i get going russian intelligence operatives in ukraine russian president but the report non april seventeen admitted to lying about the president of russian soldiers in ukraine's crimea which russia next to march on april twenty fourth of june said the anti terrorism operation currently underway in ukraine. it's criminal. the arch and temperatures will be on tv in ukraine have released by music journalist simon dostoevsky of frosty has been covering the crisis in ukraine for weeks. self declared separate its mayor of what the odds they just love the metal told a news conference on april twenty second that his men were holding an american journalist because its reporting was too once i get asked all state records show that western propaganda was helping to stoke divisions and foment unrest there been more than a dozen people kidnapped by pro russian militants in eastern ukraine

brett stevens is the foreign affairs columnist for "the wall street journal.", the elections in afghanistan, do you think that this resolves anything? you know, what is the likely political orientation of afghanistan going forward? kind of post karzai world. >> for starters, we see the three frontrunners will all sign the bilateral security agreement with the states. >> which will allow american troops to stay. >> yeah, and to have plan forward because at the moment there is a drift with president karzai refusing to sign, talking of dealing with the taliban. i think the next -- the three frontrunners are very clear on their plans. i think we will have clarity and a better relationship. >> that's good news. richard, americans are tiring of this war for the first time the numbers show that majority of americans think the afghanistan war was a mistake. are we going to keep troops, and what would they do? >> sure. if the afghan government will agree to keep, say, 10,000, 15,000 american troops, we'll do it. the president enjoys, as you know, enormous latitude when

storm chaser brett adair joins us from arkansas. we were able to make a connection with you.tnessed the tornado touchdown yesterday in mayflower. tell us what you saw and experienced. >> yesterday was a very somber day. we witnessed a tornado go through mayflower yesterday and unfortunately it did significant damage and caused injuries and fatalities in some of the areas we actually did search and rescue in. >> what was the scope of the devastation? we're seeing pictures right now of areas just simply flattened. as you were seeing it go through, how widespread was the damage? >> the damage was pretty widespread. i believe that half-mile path was accurate as it crossed i-40 in arkansas. we saw several mobile homes that were just completely destroyed. the frames were bent and smashed all around. as the tornado crossed i-40, several vehicles were thrown off the road. homes were damaged. to the northeast of vilonia, the storm seemed to get stronger and wiped out homes completely. >> brett, we know that there were advisories and warnings of tornadoes in the area in some of the are

eddie murphy and brett ratner pulled out of hosting and producing the oscars, and you took to twitteris right around the jerry sandusky/penn state scandal. >> that's tragic. >> seth: that was tragic. yet you tweeted, first you opened -- just got news about eddie murphy dropping out. i'm here, seth meyers is here, what the eff? is there problem i don't know about? you couldn't believe they didn't want us to do it. >> yeah. >> seth: then you started tweeting ideas. i have seth meyers come out wearing joe paterno glasses. oh, sorry, i'm looking for sandusky, is this the kids choice awards? [ audience ohs ] [ applause ] >> they hijacked my account that day. >> seth: no, i don't think. because you followed it up immediately. you predicted correctly, because, much like our audience, you wrote -- then if the audience starts booing, it sets off a sensor that releases a bunch of tomatoes from the ceiling that ruins everybody's outfits. >> yeah. well, i actually -- it's funny you bring that up, because i'm thinking for this show, you want to get a viral video. hot viral videos. nobody watches s

because not teach that the american graduate school thank you for being with us and michael brett who follows all things energy policy related for accent. thank you for joining us here in austin and gets consumed in the house and get to bathe when you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter are stacked fifteen for debate. but so are the latest column of armored vehicles flying russian clients. driving into the eastern ukrainian city of st of monster this is our correspondents who was telling us that stand offs between separatists and of those government forces incessant over twenty four hours and two kids big push to take eastern ukraine. it's not going with the government no i mean i think the new deal era of the see kai patina of rocket life has taken the beginning i mean if they would be used to his forest and in eighteen ninety that would keep that in itself but diplomatically we could to maintain that starting position for the toxins that this time tomorrow. then the other hand this is also terrible thing that might be an ineffective can control the country and beyond.

this -- brett ratner is excited about doing it.y we will start in summer or fall and get rolling on it. we are going to have some fun. he is really excited about doing it. >> the other film everybody has been talking about is the next top gun, which i can say you have been working on it but this is a long process for you and tom cruise. you made some headlines recently , sort of setting the stage first is -- setting the stage of cruz versus the drones. >> i think we are going to take advantage of what the world is like today, with the drones taking over in a lot of our ward. is the pilot obsolete? are those guys -- are they gone from now? i don't think so. you still have to make quick decisions. we are hopefully going to highlight both worlds. >> what is the timing on that one? been working on it for over 30 years, so i wish i could tell you how long it will take us to get there. fun working with tom. unfortunately tony scott, who came up with the idea i just told you, passed away. that is very sad for us. >> i believe david elliso

and i plan on getting brett back into therapy, chelsie is in therapy right now. >> brett, we appreciate has displayed maturity beyond his years and i think what we need to do for brett is limit it to two more questions. and be respectful of his time and what he went through. >> do you forgive alex? >> i feel once he gets help maybe he can forgive him. >> i have been thinking. maybe if he had more friends or someone to help him out or two show him a different path maybe it would have been different. >> apparently he didn't have the support other students did and he hope he can make amendez what happened and he is talk about what caused it. >> i hope one day i can forgive him and everyone else can for give him and most of all he needs to forgive himself. >> thank you very much, brett. and thank you amanda. one comment. i have been in touch with the super intendant at the school, franklin regional high school and we know he and other students will be resources to reach out. >> this is the hospital that treated many of the injured students. 21 were injured by a young man, 16 years old, wiel

to meet them and they got this picture -- >> there's no way that she wrote this song about george bretthe saw the word across his chest and she was inspired and love the world. >> i'm skeptical. >> very important, fox is launching a brand new noon show. it's four girls, one guy and it's called right there, outnumbered and guess who the stars are going to be. kimberly guilfoyle, our own kimberly is going to be one of the out numberers. harris faulkner, andrea tantaros, kirs teen -- kirsten powers. >> they are not leaving "the five." i want to say happy birthday to my dad, leo perrino. greg found this cupcake for you. >> it's actual size. >> my dad said -- sent all of the peeps that the in the green room. don't forget to set your >> as tape 17th. hundreds are missing in a deadly ferry accident. the captain is under investigation. a bombshell evidence in the irs scandal. lois lerner is speaking to the political department about going after politicians days after testifying. >> if your child was bullying would you tell them not to become sore losers? one teacher is under fire for teaching k

she was attracted to the world royal on brett's uniform. >> so cool. >> did you know about george brettknow about the connection with the song with lorde. >> very interesting. >> that's new. >> and it's called the selfie of all selfies. vice president joe biden posted this picture yesterday. that's him with president. he wrote found a friend to join my first selfie on instagram. the white house twitter account also posted the photo with the caption pals. no word that this was brought to you by samsung also. >> i'm thinking that the president and vice president are flossing regularly because they've got great smiles. >> she's often described as one of the most powerful people in washington that you have never heard of. alyssa mastromonaco was the white house's deputy chief of staff of operation. if you want to see president obama, you'd better go through her. next month she will leave her job and the white house behind. we recently spoke to her about her low profile high power role. >> every time i read a piece about you, it talks about power. tell me what you do. >> i'm the person that

former a's pitcher brett anderson threw three shutout innings.hurts his pitching hand. you can see he's in pain. he was diagnosed with a bruised left index finger. the giants were held to just three hits. pablo sandoval had one of them and thought had he another. nolan air nat toe makes a great play to gun him down. matt cain struck out eight over seven innings. she bases loaded, sandoval goes down swinging to end the inning. giants lose, 1-0. >> with their playoff position already set, the sharks close out their regular season tonight at phoenix. san jose hoping to finish up strong in the desert. the sharks jumped on top thanks to a pair of first period goals from joe pavelski, the fourth player in franchise history to score 40 in a season. don boyle with the shot. logan couture tips it in. san jose wins 3-2. the sharks next take on the kings in the playoffs. still to come, i have ties older than this kid. 20-year-old jordan speaks has a chance to make history tomorrow at ♪ every day it's getting closer ♪ ♪ going faster than a roller coaster ♪ ♪

brett hart liked to be looked at. he might be seen in this stylish and overcoat brian by a flash of color the necktie that sets him apart every fabric of the young men's output would be arranged on montgomery street he flitted through the foliage. as your eyes meet his u.s. mile if you spoke a few words in greeting it would be agreeable but there is no yarn or risk splitting to remind one of those wild man mark twain. he preferred to be admired from afar. there is much too wiedmaier provide 26 heart was the leading light of the pacific coast no small feat in the state where the shaggy list minor would aspire and a poet was a pop star with public gatherings. he had powerful friends end up powerful reputation but with drunken romps they settled on more domestic concerns like to hell to keep the baby from disturbing the study or the wife into putting him into household chores he could have a couple of hours to right. this bus hess seem like a dog choice he did not wield an ax or a roof over even with the pioneer and he h

brett stevens satirically wrote of paul, let's not mince words. the man wants to be the republican nominee for president and so he should be. because maybe what the gop needs is another humbling landslide defeat. when moderation on a subject like immigration is ideologically disqualifying but bark at the moon lunacy about halliburton is not, then the party has worse problems than merely its choice of nominee. and the republican congressman peter king of new york had even tougher words for paul, telling our own joe scarborough that his views would be disastrous for the dp op. >> i think he appeals to the lowest common denominator. this is an isolationist wing from the 1930s. rand paul brings it to this hysterical level when he talks about the cia trying to kill americans having coffee in starbucks. when he talks about president obama listening to his cell phone conversations. that to me is feeding into paranoia. we do need an intelligent debate and i don't think rand paul is capable of having that debate. >> okay, michael, my friend, i have to talk

, brett. >> good evening. >> what can you tell us? basically confirm that the town of louisville, mississippi, just to our west was hit by a tornado just a short time ago. now we are -- we filmed a pretty large tornado just west of brooksville. >> we do know there's been pretty substantial challenge. >> now, where you right now? >> we're still in position a few miles west of brooksville, mississippi, waiting to see if this tornado pops back out of the rain. >> and what have you been seeing since you've been where you are right now? >> we arrived on location about ten minutes ago. we had a nearly direction. and the tornado is wrapped in rain and we can't tell if it's on the ground any longer or not. >> we thank you and be safe and be careful out there. stay safe tonight. >> still ahead, remember the jop lawmaker who threatened to break a reporter in half? today he was pleading not guilty in federal court. we'll tell you all about it. also muhammad ali, and the decision that helped change the way americans thought about an unjust war. s

>> first of all, i think brett stevens commentary is a little bit over the top.remember when putin invaded georgia in august of 2008, george w. bush really couldn't do much and he was no shrinking violet. he was a tough president. we don't have a security commitment to ukraine. ukraine is not a member of nato. i think what the president could do if this happens and i'm not sure it is likely, putin vaccination enamel, he understands real sanctions could come and that's a deterrent here. if president obama can in a credible way convince president putin that major sanctions meaning russian exports to the united states shut off, americans needing exports to russia shut off that could be compelling for president putin. the weakness in this, jake, they're a much more important trade partner to russia, and they have not shown, i think, anywhere near the focus that the united states has put on this issue. >> right, and administration sources have told me that one of the problems with these potential greater sanctions, is that the economies of many of these european union

but brett hurt's mother says that's a possibility. and if so, we need to deal with it.what she said. >> i think there's more bullying than what anybody wants to say. and i honestly feel that some students -- they have a tendency of some shyness, more than other students do. apparently he didn't have enough support that some of the other students in the school have. >> reporter: and so alex hribal in jail with no bail right now. he's 16 years old. but he's being prosecuted as an adult, facing those very serious charges as the investigation continues into why he carried out this attack. they're examining his computer, talking to his friends and family, trying to get any evidence they can. gretchen, back to you. >> steve, it's heartbreaking just to hear those victims talk about how they might freeze if they ever go back to school. horrible. thank you so much. >>> we all are familiar with the dollar store. changed its prices now for the better? could their prices get any lower? we'll tell you all about that. >>> plus, terrifying moments inside a philly hotel. a shootout all

brett joins us, good to talk to you. give us your location and tell us what you're seeing. >> this afternoon, we're in meridian, mississippi. i must echo what chad was staying. we are see storms go to the west. getting around 30,000 feet. right now we're seeing those in the distance but they're definitely coming. and just like chad and walt maddox said, everybody needs to heed warning and take safety precautions. >> any reports of new damage so far in any of the areas you've been do-to-? >> not so far. a lot of storms did insignificant damage. through columbus and tupelo. those areas are still frying to uncover from that. we don't have tornado warnings just yet. but that could change quickly. >> you've been out there. have you found yourself in danger of this particular outbreak of tornados? >> absolutely. yesterday we were within a couple of hundred yards a little over a mile-wide tornado outside of columbus, mississippi. several other storm chasers were on that storm as well. did some damage. we saw a church building s

are investigating that and any other reason that we may find that led to this. >> reporter: victim brettis classmate. >> maybe if he had more friends or somebody to help him out or to like show him a different path, maybe it would have been different. i just hope that one day i can forgive him and everyone else who got hurt can forgive him. most of all, he needs to forgive himself. >> reporter: and jake, the school resource officer who helped subdue the suspect spoke right outside of the school today saying the 20 students that were wounded were like his own kids, saying he's known them for ten years and we've been seeing people come here to the school today putting flowers down saying prayers and clearly the community is very shaken up, jake. meantime, the suspect remains at a juvenile detention center and he was denied bail yesterday. this investigation continues. still a lot of unanswered questions as to why he allegedly did this year yesterday. >> pamela brown in murrysville, pennsylvania, thank you for that report. >>> also in national news, former irs official lois lerner pleaded t

brett hume is our senior political analyst. we're not as bad as everybody else. we're bad. not stop them from throwing rocks inside of glass houses but wow jay carney was on the ropes today. >> megyn, the best part when he endeavored to explain the reason why many women in the white house make less money than many of the men, he actually did a pretty good job of explaining why this whole idea that women make 77 cents on the dollar compared to men is snake oil because women make different choices about what kind of jobs they seek. they make different choices in reaction to marriage and child birth. they are oftentimes compared with men who are in very different jobs and the rest of it. so when those things, those factors are taken into consideration studies indicated the pay fwap all but evaporates. >> it's about five or six cents a pay gap which can be addressed through law. we have equal pay on the books, anti-discrimination on the books and women have been taking advantage of those for years. here's what the viewers need to know. this is being put out there right now desp

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troy tulowitzki, flies to right. 1-0, rockies, former a's pitcher brett anderson threw three shutoutou can see here he is in pain, a bruised left finger caused him to be done for the day. pablo sandoval thought he had one, matt cain pitched well, striking out eight over seven innings, in the eighth with the bases loaded. strikes out the panda, giants lose, 1-0, unable to finish higher than second place, the sharks close out their regular season tonight at phoenix. san jose hopes to finish strong in the desert. the sharks jump out strong, pavelski becomes the first in franchise history to score fourth. logan couture slips it in. sharks play the kings in the playoffs. and the union college in new york beats minnesota, the dutchmen took the lead late in the first period by scoring three times. 7-4, the final, knock off the five-time champions. it is the union's first national title in any sport. i had to do research on union college. it is actually a small school in new york with only about 2200 students. they don't even offer athletic scholarships. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then

okay, good evening, roxanne is from the brett heart school and she was nominated by one of her co-workers and she has been a speech pathology for 15 and a half years and loved and adord by all of her students and implements both push in and push out sessions based on her students' needs and go above and beyond the call of duty and she is great to work with and always suggests meaningful activities that can be used in the classroom to help her students, something that she gave us an example of was a student of hers started out this year, almost non-verbal and now speaking in full sentences and she has got him to engage with his peers and so we want you to know that she is an absolute pleasure to work with and a wonderful collaborative. >> so next i would like to ask for kimerly coats to come forward to read the commendation for rave special serve awards to steven youn. thank you, i'm kim coats and the executive director and it is my great pleasure to recognize the outstanding work of our say it with me, community health out reach, workers, also known as chow who play a critical role in our

-- took a stab for me really close to his spine. >> reporter: brett protected you?e hospital brett says gracie evans saved his life too. >> i got stabbed in the back and it just -- had to have help in the next room and putting pressure on my wound to make sure i didn't bleed out. >> reporter: on a day of such horror so many acts of bravery. so many heroes, 8 of the 22 stabbing victims are still hospitalized but brett hurt was one who went home. this as investigators are still trying to figure out a motive for this knifing spree including the possibility that bullying was involved. ron claiborne, abc news, murrysville, pennsylvania. >>> well, you might call this next story a story about a good grandpa. jim mcqueen smelled and saw smoke rising from the house next door where his son and grandchildren lived. >> i went to the back and it's when i seen the back of the porch over at the house there burning so i come back in and hollered for my wife. >> reporter: mcqueen says his first reaction was to try to put out the fire but realized getting his son's family out. of the

brett larson is here with me now.was information, some data that suggested this plane dropped to between 4,000, maybe 5,000 feet. is this how low you have to be flying to pick up some sort of cell phone tower connection? what does this mean to you? >> yeah, you know, this is a significant development, brooke, and it's odd to me that it took them so long to pass this information long. they kind of sat on this for the 40-plus days we've been learning more and more about this. the way cell phones work, and a lot of us have probably done this, if we've been on a plane, we've forgotten to turn off our phone and you get in flight and you maybe glance down in your bag and you see your phone is on. it may or may not have a cell phone signal. that's the critical point here. because cell phone towers are, by design, they're only going to give you coverage for anywhere from one mile to a few miles. for them to have dropped down to that lower altitude, and then gotten that signal, it does beg the question, if they did that on pur

you can see brett hurt in the wheelchair.e evans' best friend and she's in the picture hugging them. they are back and strong. but you've had quite a difficult couple of days yourself, my friend. but it's good to see school is back open there outside of pittsburgh. >> it has been quite a week for these communities, and yes it is quite something to be covering them. and i can tell you that along the way, we do meet so many inspiring people like brett, who i interviewed last week and the families here as well. it's remarkable how given what they are going through, that they are able to stand up with such grace and elconsequence and honor the lives of the loved ones they've lost. they want the focus on loved ones, not on the suspects. because to some extent they feel like that let's the suspects, let's the bads guys if you will win. it's been a remarkable couple of weeks and here talking to the families of the grandfather and the grandson who were killed, it's been very moving. the process goes forward. there will be more servic

brett anderson hurt his hand in the fourth in this at-bat. he is in pain. a bruised left index finger caused him to sit out the rest of the contest. giants held to the hits. pablo sandoval had one and thought he had another one but he's gunned down. matt cane pitched well, striking out eight over seven. but the offense couldn't come through. in the eight with the bases loaded, the panda is struck out. giants lose. >> the yankees took a bat to lackey. beltran goes deep. then mccann goes deep, and then soriano gets his third and then in the sixth, mccann goes larden. kelly johnson also homered as the yankees hit five in all. all off lackey. they beat boston, 7-4. >>> two-time defending pac-12 champ stanford wrapped up spring football with the cardinal and white game. stanford is set at quarterback with kevin hogan. but he is picked up by john flacco, the younger brother of joe flacco. hair hoping to get a good year of out barry sanders, jr. hogan through for a pair of touchdowns. and despite the score the white beat the cardinal. while stanford lost several s

brett hurt left the hospital yesterday one day after being stabbed in the back during a rampage by aellow student. >> he's -- was running up the hallway and hit me on the way, and i didn't know what happened. >> 16-year-old alex hribal is now charged with multiple counts of attempted murder and aggravated assault. 2 students and a security guard were injured. >>> hillary clinton spoke at an event center at san jose state university last night. the session included a speech and a q & a session during. as betty yu reports, there's one big question still left unanswered. >> if there's a major announcement that you would like to make regarding your future. >> reporter: hillary clinton has tiptoed and danced around the question before. she laughed off talk about a possible run altogether. >> i'm delighted to be with you as i am also very honored to be an honorary spartan. >> reporter: speaking to a full house at san jose state, she focused on empowering women and breaking barriers at the unique lot, north america's foremost women's lecture series. >> all most women need is a fighting chan

. >> brett hume asserting the position that both barack obama and the attorney general eric holer haverace as both a shield and a sword. what's your response to that?de shield and a sword. what's your response to that? >> and while it may be true that this president and this attorney general both receive criticism because they happen to be african-american and don't receive some criticism because they happen to be african-american, the president himself has said that. but for them to group this kind of position says that they are so drunk with their own privilege, that they don't even know that they have it. that's how high the high happens to be. but to say that, you know, race and color and gender don't inform our public policy for relation process, it's execution to say that race and gender and those things don't inform the way that we address one another in this public square. and to say that it has not impacted this presidency and his overall platform, you know, is the kind of intellectual poverty i think they really were talking about. >> well, it is an absolute that we have a bl