>> she ends up letting carlos go, no charges filed. the sheriff determined that deputy barber needed to go back into training. also said that after reviewing the video he did not think germillo showed any display of resistance. >> put the phone down. >> no need to do a double take or rub your eyes to make sure you're seeing clearly. this is a naked man on the pcs. the pacific coast highway in santa monica. >> directing traffic or orchest orchestra. >> doing tai chi? >> i think he's trying to do the helicopter with his junk. >> oh, wow. wow whoa. >> he folded himself and slid through the sun roof there. he dances. he waves with his hands. all kinds of crazy stuff. according to the poster of the video, he was running around the car opening all the doors. he got back in the car, drove it erratically through this traffic, then jumped out of the car while it was still moving. the car then rams into a mini cooper and that's where this video picks up. you see one of the responders there trying to calm him down he's not paying takes his t-shir

. >> fred: we go to monte carlo, we go to monaco and she's really funny and she's really cool and she'sarth. she loves music. she loves food. she's very normal. >> seth: is this like a younger swedish actress named greta garbo or is this "the," "the." [ light laughter ] >> fred: her first name is "the." [ laughter ] >> seth: so a woman came up to you and said, "hi, i'm the greta garbo." [ laughter ] >> fred: yes. we came up to each other. it was a very equal meeting. >> how does that -- what do you mean we came up to each other. how does that work? >> fred: well at the store, we just sort of walk down the aisle and we sort of bumped into each other and we just started talking. she said, "hi, i'm the greta garbo." [ light laughter ] i mean i might have started it first, i might have said first, "are you the greta garbo?" and then she said, "yes." >> seth: and you guys have gone to monte carlo. >> fred: she's so normal. she's funny. she's cool. [ light laughter ] we go all over the place. canada. [ laughter ] >> seth: you go to monte carlo and canada? >> fred: yeah. >> seth: i mean she so

. >>> a san carlos 7th grader is going to the national geography. he won with the correct answer about canals and an chen composing. he won a trip to come beat for a $50,000 $50,000 scholar scholarship. >> three homes burned in san jose how the design of the homes likely fueled the flames. >>> what investigators are trying to figure out with what happened near the labeling. >>> traffic still looks good and we will tell you more about what some of the other meaning freeways look like coming up. >>> it is not the case on tuesday so 70s and 08s and cooling down quite a bit, we will show you the temperatures coming up. . >>> they are still shaky even though the fire is out, what questions remain and what firefighters plan on doing today. >>> and a former police officer faces a judge on allegations that he stole from seniors,

going. brewers and pirates, it all starts with carlos gomez.that winds up off the wall, right? after sliding safely into third, all right, this is where things get a little ugly. >> and now garrett cole and gomez having some words. the benches are going to empty. what prompted this? as carlos gomez is throwing punches, and now the pirates are retaliating. we've got a full-fledged brawl at pnc park. >> it was a brawl. he is a on his back. in the end gomez and the pirates travis snider were ejected. watch this. gets down. oh, all right. now this game would actually go to the 14th. that's when chris davis' home run gave the brewers the lead and eventually the win. milwaukee wins it 3-2. bill, what do you think happened? >> they were not -- the pitcher was not happy that he tried to show him up by launching the long shot. >> anyway. orioles visiting the red sox. boston strong on display with a special ceremony honoring those who lost their lives. the wounded and the first responders of the bombing were honored. after the game this would all come do

in fact, jeff and carlos are going to be commencement speakers here at fisher college in may, etches a fantastic thing because you folks are really going to understand jeff's story. we spent a lot of time with jeff. >> we did. we will get to the french true. this picture i actually took. this was taken at the statehouse right up the street a few months ago. carlos -- carlos was given an award named after one of the stewardesses on one of the flights of 9/11. it's a state hero awards they give every year and they gave it to carlos that day. jeff accompanied him to the event. that's the thing that you will see when you hear carlos and jeff speak at your commencement. they have become answerable the. they become almost a father-son like, developed a father-son like bond that we were able to see firsthand. we have since become friendly with them. it's really an incredible thing to see how they help each other and how much they mean to each other. you know, it's very genuine. carlos, i don't know how much you know about carlos, but he lost his two sons. one of his sons died in iraq, he wa

now, the traffic is going to be busy as you head out of the san carlos area here. let's go back to the desk. >>> we begin with breaking news from san jose. just moments ago police released important new information about the discovery of a body this morning. jeanine de la vega says this is officially a homicide case. good morning. >> good morning. the 11th homicide of the year for san jose. i just spoke with neighbors who told me they are not surprised this happened in this neighborhood here because there has been gang activity. some say they actually heard the gunshots at around 3 or 3:30 this morning. but the man was found shot a couple hours later. the discovery of his body. you can see there is lots of police activity here. they have this road blocked off while they continue to investigate. this all happened at 5:30 this morning. that's when officers were called to lanai and denali, which is just off tully road in east san jose. they had gotten a report that a man was shot in a car. when they arrived they determined that that man was deceased. now, family member

. >>> we have time for an answer to one more question and paul i'm going to start with you. carlosasa can see lakes under surface of moons remotely but we can't find a plane here. using the right technology what does it reveal about the limits of our technology. >> in fact, yes, there are limited. we have different amounts of resolution at different depths. we have changing situations where on most moons i believe they're dry and nothing is changing. and we're obscured by a number of miles offal water. >> yeah. >> mary we have got to a point we think we are invincible and can solve everything and see everything and this is revealing maybe not so much. >> maybe not so much. but i think that regular people like the families can't understand why -- and they use the analogy that their cell phone has more tracking technology than this plane possibly at the bottom of the ocean. we all demanded that technology. now we have to demand that technology in our airplanes. >> you're quite right. >> jeff wise. have we reached the limit of our technology? >> can't forget the people who did this ca

. >> actually, when carlos picked me up and threw me into the wheelchair, all right, maybe i am goingo make it, but before that, no way. i thought i was done. >> as he was pushing jeff out, jeff's lower body was obscured, and then we saw the herald photographer standing next to me, he just started, you know, screaming, oh, god, and he turned his head. i looked down to make sure he was okay, then i kept on shooting. >> i ended up taking him all the way to the ambulance, which i pick him up again and i put him in the bed. and that's the last time i saw jeff. >> to me, there's something inherently powerful about the still image, you know, it's a moment frozen in time. it's that memory that you can hold on to, you know, it doesn't just pass, you know, it's right there for you to see forever. >> is there a story behind that photo, do you think? >> yeah, jeff bowman survived, you know, and he regained consciousness and pointed out the suspect. and it's just that little glimmer of hope that, you know, this guy made it next to all these other people who rushed to help him. it's proof that, yo

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much graham ridge representatives of the bolivian workers center one card i'm still here to go to congress carlos has invited us to this meeting to start an official dialogue. i'm going to break now we're trying to catch up with the president's motorcade. we lost just as we were afraid might happen here is our camera man got held up so now we're trying to catch up with a more tricky neighborhood to produce if you will as to but i think we're about to catch up. so let's only it's now eleven thirty am and the president's motorcade is approaching the runaway. where amaryllis is going to board his plane was the press conference was over we had to leave immediately we almost lost the presidents want to kate we were told to stay with it and they were to lose sight of it just now we have to make a sharp turn at high speed the way the president's motorcade moves around is like some sort of extreme bracing. now we're going to board the plane and fly to europe to attend some events and proceed by now president has had about seven meetings in a press conference where he talked to about the hundred journalis

going for you. >> major league baseball suspending four players after the brawl between the brewers and pirates. carlosez is out for three games. the bulls are looking to even their first round series to the wizard. chicago with a double-digit lead in the fourth quarter but washington didn't quit. they force it into overtime with a crazy play. that eventually end up in the hands -- the dunk. he misses the free throw. now it too cold to talk this morning. >> the blackhawks are in the playoffs and they're pretty good. >> all even between the raptors and the nets. they go friday into brooklyn. we'll see what they do with the nets. toronto mayor rob ford was spotted rooting on the hometown raptors. the announcer was not impressed with his seats, twitter wasn't impressed with his jacket. it was a little form fitting. >> oh, yeah. looks like me! >> it's a little snuggy. let's get a check on your weather. bill karins back in new york. bill, i went with the gloves. broke them out. >> one of the coldest spots in the country is right where you're standing this morning, thomas. i'm sorry i can't be out there with

carlo and i got right. i am work hard for that and always moderation is going to be very, very high here. >> gambling on sport is very important this many countries but in spain it's been banned since 1947. reporting from karachi. >> pakistan's major pastime. whenever there's a cricket match, pakistanis watch wherever they can. some place bets in hopes the national team will win big. >> translator: i was really confident pakistan would do well. but it's not looking so good. god willing, i won't lose the $50 bet i made. >> reporter: there are hundreds of gambling places across karachi, they rake in millions of dollars in illicit proceeds. al jazeera was given rare access to these book makers who are based outside the hotel room, we have hidden their identities, once the match is over they will pack up and leave easily make hundreds of thousands of dollars. pakistan was partitioned from british colonial india in 1947. given the relatively lax punishment and poor enforcement illegal betting thrives. so much so the police have been accused in being involved in or protecting gambling dense or book makers. senior p

carlos gomez hit what he thought was home run, flipping his bat which is a no-no in baseball. this was a brawl. go monday and travis schneider were ejected. brewers win 3-2 in 14. >> the warriors lead the clippers 1-0 with yesterday's victory, but today, the nba's league office says referees missed a foul call on chris paul with 19 seconds left that could have tied the game and potentially changed the outcome. 18.9 seconds left. 107-105 warriors. chris paul loses the ball. the president of nba's basketball operations sadie mopped green should have been whistled for the foul. instead warriors got the ball and win. nothing lost or gained by this but the nba is admitting their error. >> spurs coach trying to get back to the finals. starts with dallas. parker, some quickness. second quarter, leonard off the turnover. where is the defense? leonard throws down. he had 11. san antonio held them to one field goal in the last seven minutes. spurs win 90-85. during the game, craig sagger, jr. filled in for his father, interviewed the notoriously grumpy greg popovich. >> you did a great job, and i'd rather h

go hungry. >> finding release from trauma. a building collapse in bangladesh killed 1,100 workers. >> and after the monte carlo masters, novak djokovic doesn't know when heel be back on court again. that's coming up after the break. well it's official... xfinity watchathon week was the biggest week in television history. but just when you thought it was over... what now? with xfinity on demand you can always watch the latest episodes of tv's hottest shows. good news. like hannibal... chicago fire.... ...and bates motel. the day after they air. xfinity on demand. all the latest episodes. all included with your service. it's like hi-fiving your eyeballs. xfinity...the future of awesome. o >> hello. welcome back. you are watching al jazeera. these are the top stories - divers in south korea are pulling more bodies from a ferry. 58 are confirmed dead. more than 200 are still missing. >> 14 soldiers in algeria have been killed in an attack. they were ambushed in a city to the north. >> activists in the syrian city of homs call on aid agencies to evacuate humanitarian aid. attacks have intensified in the last few days. >> the u.n. piece en

carlos danger. he gets in trouble because of twitter and instant gratification. a p.r. executive goingafrica and said going to africa, hope i don't get aids, just kidding, i'm white. when she landed she was ridiculed, fired and has not worked since. jon: in the book about the 2008 election. >> "game change." the president had a negro dialect he could just turn on and off. harry reid only apologized for two years later after the book came out, but do we see the backlash with donald sterling? no. an analyst for espn where was all the outrage over harry reid? jon: why is there the selective outrage? >> sums it could be bias, senate majority leader, maybe he gets to get away with it because the party he belongs to. i can't answer that question. jon: maybe looking for more research. this whole conversation has been recorded. i hope i did not say anything defamatory. jenna: i can vouch for john that he tweaks responsibly so they can follow him no problem. we will have to check that out. we will also have to check out what is ahead at the top of the hour. >> it is day three fo four outnumbere

officers say 43-year-old carlos colene violated a restraining order by going to his father's home onday. he's accused of causing a disturbance at a liquor store. police were able to arrest him. but during the ride to the police station, they say he started kicking the doors and windows to the squad car. authorities say he also tried to bite and head-butt an officer. >>> people in oakland are demanding justice after the hit- and-run death of a 68-year-old man. they call ltd us here at -- they called us here at ktvu hoping to generate new leads. friends say the man known in the area as bill was crossing 55th street and telegraph when a car hit him. they say he was probably taking his daly store to pete's coffee -- daily stroll to pete's coffee. the witnesses say he got out of the car, looked at bill and drove away. >> it's unhue humane. the vehicle is described as a white audi suv. police are not confirming the details of this case. they stay they are still investigating all of the leads. >>> 7:42. new information on a mystery along some train tracks in the east bay. coming up at 8:00i

go why to letters. i wrote a book with john carlos from the 1968 olympics in mexico city, one of the protesters.e as well kept all of his death threats from that time. for john, at least, one of the reasons why he kept them was really as a reminder about what the situation was like for himself so he could show his children and his grandchildren and, also, as a sort of marking point to see how much has changed and how much hasn't changed in the ensuing years. by the way, having read those letters, myself with john carlos, it's chilling, more so than say some jack-ass comment that you might see on youtube or on twitter, like the ways in which people so cable construct death threats aimed at someone or their families is absolutely chilling. for henry aaron, as well, it looks like he held on to them as a marker to see how much has changed and how much hasn't. the mere fact he said something triggered a new round of death threats. the only real difference between 2014 and 1974 is that a lot of them came in e-mail form to the atlanta braves organization instead of these handwritten missives that he re

two men going for victory in monaco, the world number 1 and world number 2, nadal. this was an end of eight titles in monte carlonadal may be out for revenge, but is taking nothing for granted. >> i am ready to try and play well in the first round. always in the first round from is final and the draw -- it 55 of the ranking, every match is dangerous and difficult to win. i have to be ready for the action. to these no stranger parts, and he will try to draw on last year's victory, saluting at the french open. place i carlo is the spend much of my time in the last six years, when i am not playing tournaments. i have a lot of friends who come to support me, and home is just a few minutes away so -- this is the first time i find myself in a position as a titleholder. last year i won in a great match always lookl and i forward to playing at monte carlo. this is a beautiful setting and you can see the -- you can see this, i am sure and i look forward to competing. bye, and a first-round got his defense running against albert montana. nadal may face -- planning to return to the premiere matters, after scraping to the c

. >> and a lot of these students don't want to necessarily go into the food industry, but it's teaching them about leadership -- >> juan carlosho we saw wants to be a navy seal but he says this teaches him to you to be a team player, how to be a leader. so it's great. well, what is cool about your school? we want to know. you can email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. >> let's check our traffic. elizabeth starting to back up a little bit out there. >> it is now that we're approaching 6:15. it's getting crowded. we have seen accidents around the bay area. kcbs has been tweeting away so we are waiting toker word when they are going to clear this accident but it is still there blocking at least one lane. this is in gilman. this is a bad spot obviously heading into berkeley coming down the eastshore freeway. expect delays through richmond. we were seeing some backups it looks like just beyond the carlson exit so just a heads up. it looks okay right now through richmond but once you get a little farther west you could pick up a delay or two. the drive time is in the ye

go up 1-0 and add another and win 2-0. a bitter opener for the a's. >>> the raiders have added another former 49ers to their secondary. carlos rogers goes to the silver and black today. he was named to the pro bowl in 2011. >>> after 30 years of division 1 head coaching, mike montgomery called it a career today at cal. he led the bears to six consecutive post-season births including a 21-14 record this season. he has won 677 games against 317 losses. >>> the warriors two-game texas swing at dallas and san antonio will not include center andrew bogut. he suffered a pelvic contusion on friday and has not recovered. he missed 11 games this season. >>> that's it for sports. more news coming up after the break. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard from the makers of frontline® plus it's the only chew that kills both fleas and american dog ticks. vets recommend it, and dogs, well they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs. reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin, diarrhea, lethargy a

spent a lot of nights in the back seat of my monte carlo just trying to make something happen, you know? to pull into the same alley i september in and goit's a short five feet but take thes a long time and a lot of effort and people never make all five feet from one door to another >> you bet. >> we love this new song. so let's take it to the bank. >> let's take it to the bank. ♪ i've been working my job barely getting paid ♪ ♪ all the money i make i just give away ♪ ♪ to the lights and the ♪ [ music ] ♪ my lawn mowers broke so i'm sitting in the shade ♪ ♪ wondering if this good weather's going to stay. i ain't going to waste a day ♪ ♪ i take it to the bank ♪ at the bank you can leave your worries and your troubles just float away ♪ ♪ take it to the bank ♪ i've so blue fighting and the water's warm. hook line zinger at the back of the barn ♪ ♪ watch the sun just fade away ♪ and take it to the bank, the bank by the river down in the holler where the creeks come together ♪ ♪ at the bank you can leave your worries and your troubles just float away ♪ ♪ take it to the bank ♪ ♪ now, i've never known much about a rich man's life ♪ ♪ some of u

i'm going to put you on hold. carlos is in florida. guest: i am a republican and i am a minority.rick douglass, mark k, abraham lincoln -- martin luther king, abraham lincoln were great americans. i feel so was not for them we would not have this great president in office now. i love you could debate that or not. those were three great republicans in history. my question to you is i was raised in the south bronx. all my life, we always voted democrat. it was always a dump or i lived. i don't know why they voted democrat. i wondered why they never changed. with a high crime rate, why did we never as minorities change and vote republican? new york eventually voted for really -- rudy giuliani. why can we change and vote republican eventually? i was watching the history channel 80% of the democrats voted against the civil rights movement. if it wasn't for the republicans, we would not have the civil rights passed. republicans have done so much for minorities but we vote against republicans. i don't know why why we flipped on the republicans. why do we want to punish the republicans? i

carlos said a friend was the epitome of what you would want a leader to be in the army. timothy helped counsel his fellow soldiers. said a friend, he was always the person you could go to talk to. and it was love for their comrades, for all of you, that defined their last moments. as we have heard when the gunman tried to push his way in to that room, danny held the door shut, saving the lives of others while sacrificing his own. and it's said that timothy, the counselor, even then, gave his life walking toward the gunman, trying to calm him down. for you, their families, no word are equal to your loss. we are here on behalf of the american people, to honor your loved ones and to offer whatever comfort we can. but know this: we also draw strength from you. for even in your grief, even as your heart breaks, we see in you that eternal truth, love never ends. to the parents of these men, as a father i cannot begin to fathom your anguish, but i know you poured your love and your hopes in to your sons. i know that the men and soldiers they became, their sense of service and their patriotism, so much of that came from you. you gave your sons to america and just as you wil

evil but we saw neighbors and community members going from cheering each other on to triaging one another and one image, the man in the cowboy hat, carloso. it is great to meet you, sir. >> thank you very much. it's good to be here. >> waving that bloody flag, that belongs in a museum. >> of course it does. and when the right time comes that's where it belongs. >> take me back a year. you lost a son to war, another son to suicide after war. you were here handing out american flags as a sign of sport. >> that's correct. we were giving 400 american flags to cheer the national guard who started working at 5:00 a.m. to get to the finish at 2:00 p.m. we wanted to cheer them when they come in. >> and what do you remember about the bomb? >> well, i was at the street level and i had no doubt when the first bomb went off it was very serious. and i know people was hurt. >> and your instinct was to help? >> of course, i didn't hesitate to walk across the street and help out. the only thing that made me stop was when the second bomb going off. >> you helped. there is a photograph of you with the man in the wheelchair. jeff. >> jeff bowman. >> you k

carlos headed back to san bruno. nick smith, abc 7 news. >> thanks a lot. >> make sure you board and get on the train going in the right direction. >>> now dramatic rescue on the high seas after a sailor fell overboard west of san francisco. it happened. in the middle of a yacht race from china to california. the crew was 2,500 miles from san francisco when the 46-year-old andrew taylor was knocked overboard by a giant wave. his crew mates fought to maneuver the boat closer to taylor but wave kept pushing him farther around farther away. an hour and a half into the ordeal we have the dramatic rescue. taylor was pulled out of the water and on to the yacht. >>> 6:47 now. this morning an online dating site is urging people to stop supporting an anti-gay marriage contributor. the site okcupid is unhappy with the new ceo of mozilla, brendan each. each gave money to the campaign to pass proposition 8 which banned same-sex marriage in california. until that was eventually overturned by the supreme court. mozilla is the maker of the firefox web browser. okcupid encourages user to stop using firefox through a letter on its website. >>> 6:47. time

going to empty. what prompted this? as carlos gomez is throwing punches and now the pirates are retaliating.a full fledged brawl at pnc park. >> what prompted this? i don't know. human growth hormones, perhaps. >> what is -- come on, boys. >> seriously. come on. >> i don't know. but gomez showing a little gymnastic ability there by rolling over on his back. >> that was good. >> would have done better if he had run out the hit. >> gomez and the pirates travis snyder, they were ejected. and the brewers got the lead and the win. >> nobody jaunts around the bases. they just stare at the ball. >> like the expression bench clearing brawl. >> that is a good one. also take a peek. i like that one too. >> i learned that on espn "sportscenter." >> of course you did. >> orioles visiting the red sox. boston on display before the game with a special ceremony honoring those that lost their lives, the wounded, and the first responders. as for the game itself, this would come down to the final at bat. >> fields. caught by lowe. pedroia. now he's coming home as the throw gets away and the red sox win it! >>

through san carlos 50, same if san francisco. 101 is not wet, but there is residual moisture is becoming more scattered. increasing sunshine this weekend and we will goouple of weeks without a good soaking rain. low-to-mid 60's is the destination this afternoon with a few upper 50's and still, well below where we should be this time of the year and cooler tonight with clouds and low-to-mid 40's and patchy fog and mid-to-upper 40's from the south bay to the bay shore to the coast. here is the low and the cold front that is moving through right now our last chance when it pushes through and it closes the storm door hype it and we have the center dry weather. so at 7:00, you can see the steady rain moving into the central valley, the scattered showers coming through the north bay and this model has a for handle on the situation and this had the most robust rainfall so it is go we will keep watching this law noon scattered showers and through 5:00, and watch the sunset at 7:00 losing the america and the rain. .1" is possible. the seven-day forecast shows warm tomorrow. look at the big jump on sunday, by mop, tuesday, wednesday, 70's at the coast and 80's

go through san bruno and millbrae. you can see foster city, belmont, san carlos, this one heading to the east.f the city's you will get some downpour this morning. light rain in san leandro. hawarden toward san ramon, you have pretty heavy rain. and towards --. richmond dry, pinole, berkeley, -- pinole, berkeley, oakland you are reporting light rain at the weather days potentially, we can see some thunderstorms. pierce alive look at san mateo, you can see wet road, raindrops on the lens. very wet commute this morning. here's what we expect. 10:00 this morning holding on a cloudy skies and scattered showers light rain, lunchtime scattered once again hold onto the chance of what -- wet weather throughout the afternoon. 6:00, showers as well. possible heavier fremont, mountain view and san jose. 9: 00, quickly start to diminish as far as rain. we will start to dry out overnight. clearing skies. tomorrow morning partly to mostly sunny conditions, clouds will increase throughout the day. another system coming through late sunday night. late saturday night early sunday morning, santa rosa, getting s

going to notice obama's visit much. the government has been watching closely. it's seen as a most critical test of u.s. strategy. >> let's bring in carloive from canberra in australia. good to have you on the programme. a lot of u.s. attention is on europe and the middle east. what is your assessment of how important this trip will be to reassure asian allies that u.s. focus is on that region? >> it's vitally important because obama administration could not make it last october. he's out to reassure the region that despite the congress cutting the budget for defense, possible sequestration, that the economy is on the rise, and pushing a trans-pacific partnership. >> the second is to say the crisis in syria and crimea is not comparable to east asia, and the u.s., because it isn't robustly engaged does not mean it will not be engaged in the asia pacific. the third is that the united states will maintain its military dominance for the next several decades and reassure japan other islands. senkakus. >> as far as japan goes, it was a move by obama to give reassurances that he was on their side so far as the territorial dispute with china go

all the money going directly to candidates and the parties will be more trackable since it has to be reported to the federal election commission. juan carlos molina, al jazeera. >> worried about how this ruling could change elections. congressman paul tonko of new york says he is disappointed. >> i'm very discouraged with the outcome here. another 5-4 vote, which seems to be an overriding theme out of the supreme court. i see this as a sequel to citizens united. it removes those caps on aggregate amounts that individuals can give to federal campaigns. and certainly my concern here, most overriding concern is, are we going to displace government of the many by a government of the money? >> and the chief justice cited freedom of speech. and in his decision in the majority he wrote, if the first amendment protects flag burning funeral protests and nazi parades despite the profowns offense such spectacles cause, popular opposition. >> i hear that but an abuse of rights can be just as dangerous as a disallowance of rights. and what you have here is an attempt or should have been an attempt to make certain that there are limits by which the infl

go away soon. >> time for another short break when we come back we'll have the sport, and novak djokovic gets off it a flying start in the monte carloasters. more on that. >> hello, this is al jazeera america. i'm tony harris in new york city. the people of boston are telling the world today that they are strong. boston strong. thousands are out to pay tribute to the victims. boston marathon bombings at a ceremony a short while ago. any moment now a moment of silence will be held at the finish line. there you see the massachusetts governor a moment ago, patrick. the vice president of the united states is on hand as well. being led in a moment of prayer before the moment of silence. do we have audio? >> thank you. >> my understanding is the moment of silence has begun, so let's line. [ bells toll ] ♪ over the rampahts we watched were so gallantly streaming ♪ ♪ and the rockets red glare ♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪ gave proof through the night ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh say does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ over the land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave [ applause ] >> once again, we are taking a look at

go ahead. finish your thought. i wanted to mention the global nature of the cnbc 25. it isn't just american brewers and icons, is it? >> no, it isn't. carlosumber 25 on the list, we spoke with him after he learned he made the list. let's listen to what he had to say. >> i'm very glad to hear of the decision, but there are also so many important business people in the world that are working in different types of companies and in different sectors. my work and the work of the people is very important in all our business activities. just to congratulate you for your 25 years of intensive work and successful results. >> and congratulations to us one and all. be sure to watch cnbc's special program tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. we'll highlight the top five rebels, icons and leaders from the past quarter century. bill and kell, back to you. >> long day, tyler, long day. >> fun day. thanks, ty, see you later. >> we're not finish. >> no, far from it. martha stewart is also on the list of the top 25 influencers. >> yeah. >> and another human brand name right there. on the floor of the new york stock exchange talking to some of the traders and

carlos, said a friend, was the epitome of what you would want a leader to be in the army. timothy helped counsel his fellow soldiers. said a friend, he was always the person you could go to talk to. and there was love for their comrades, for all of you that defined their last moments. as we've heard, when the gunman tried to push his way into that room, danny held the door shut, saving the lives of others, while sacrificing his own. it's said that timothy, the counselor, even then, gave his life walking toward the gunman, trying to calm him down. for you, their families, no words are equal to your loss. we are here on behalf of the american people to honor your loved ones and offer whatever comfort we can. but know this. we also draw strength from you. for even in your grief, even as your heartbreaks, we see in you that eternal truth. love never ends. for the parents of these men, as a father, i cannot begin to fathom your anguish, but i know that you poured your love and your hopes into your sons. i know that the men and soldiers they became, their sense of service and their patriotism, so much of that came from you. you gave your sons to america, and just as you wil

carlos said a friend, was the epitome of what you would want a leader to be in the army. timothy, helped counsel his fellow soldiers. said a friend, he was always the person you could go to talk to. and it was love for their comrades, for all of you, that defined their last moments as we've heard, when the gunman tried to push his way into that room, danny held the door shut, saving the lives of others, while sacrificing his own. and it's said that timothy, the counselor, even then, gave his life walking toward the gunman, trying to calm him down. for you, their families, no words are equal to your loss. we are here on behalf of the american people to honor your loved ones and offer whatever comfort we can. but know this, we also draw strength from you. for even in your grief, even as your heart breaks, we see in you that eternal truth, love never ends, to the parents of these men, as a father, i cannot begin to phantom your anguish, but i know that you poured your love and your hopes into your sons. i know that the men and soldiers they became, their sense of service, and their patriotism, so much of that came from you. you gave your sons to america and just as you w

carlos. i asked him, has anyone in the media called you to ask you what you think because they are all referencing you? he said no one has asked. so i said, well i'm goingo ask you. what do you think about what they did? he that their symbolic statement of taking off their warm-ups and putting them in center court was a powerful one. you had to get 12 people acting in collective fashion. he said you would have a lot of different political beliefs, some ideas more radical than others. if you can get them to act in concert, that is a good thing. he also said the next that is players walking into donald sterling's office and demanding to be traded at the end of the season. he also said fans should not show up at the games even he also said sterling should have the team taken away from him. teams likein other the miami heat, in solidarity? >> yes, that was a power. of solidarity,n taking off their warm-up jackets, not showing the nba seal. i think it is a powerful sign. we are living in a time when political statements by athletes on the court are pretty rare. the last time it happened in the nba was when the miami heat team posed with their hoods on when t

this morning, i'm going to ask all who are gathered here today standing for a moment of silence for those that died last week's tragic shooting at fort hood including daniel ferguson, carlos rodriguez and illinois native sergeant. would you all please rise. >> thank you very much. i would like to welcome the witnesses, the look in a general patricia from the surgeon general of the army, vice admiral matthew nation, surgeon general of the navy, lieutenant general thomas travis of the air force and christopher miller, program executive officer for the defense management healthcare systems. our hearing today focuses on the well-being of our service members and its paramount on our minds. one of the responses to the shooting on april 2 has been asked questions about how we support our troops as they deal with stress from long overseas deployments, personal relationships, financial stress and so many other things. i am not going to speculate about what happened that caused the tragedy at fort hood. the investigation will have to answer those questions but in an interview with the "washington post" this weekend, the former vice chief of staff at the army stated efforts to hire

carlos?" >> yeah. and then they would throw a big party for him. >> seth: right. and he'd have a really nice haircut. >> yeah. >> seth: that's good. i like that he was looking in a mirror going now, you -- there's constantly improvisors from your generation who've gone out to l.a. and you've used so many of them in your show. all, like, a lot of old friends. >> what we did was we wrote parts with people in mind. so, like, ian roberts, who basically founded the upright citizens brigade with amy poehler, whom you spoke of earlier, and matt besser and matt walsh - - we got him to take his clothes off. >> in fact, we got a lot of your favorite alternative comics to take their clothes off. >> seth: oh, that's great. >> we have an episode -- lennon and i, when we have a writer's block, we like to queue up channing tatum's strip scenes in "magic mike." >> seth: right. >> not every strip scene. just the one to genuwine's "pony." >> seth: that's definitely the best written of them. >> guess what? >> it's when the girl first walks in and sees him and he's humping the floor. >> right, and second 30 of it -- thirty seconds in, i always stop it and say -- >> that man deserves to be famou

let's go to major league baseball suspending four players after that brawl on sunday, brewers and pirates. pretty ugly. carlosout five after punching snyder. and the pirates catcher out for one game. big basketball last night, too. bulls taking on the wizards. bulls have dug themselves a bit of a hole. washington would pot go away. they force overtime. bulls had a chance to tie the game with less than three seconds left. misses the free throw. wizards win and they take both games in chicago. they're up 2-0 in the best of accept series as that they think now goes back to washington. >> blackhawks in the playoffs, too. >> a lot going on here. wizards a lot better than people realize. what are we doing now? going to go find louis? what you got? >> a dog and a beer is a must, okay? but in chicago at wrigley, the chicago style dog is king. so of course i went around chicago to see exactly what chicago had to offer. take a look. ballpark food is a quintessential part of america's pass time. we've come a long way from peanuts and cracker jacks. every stadium has their own trademark. but when you come to wrigley, the

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carlos beltran over the left field wall. yankees tack on other. they win 3-2 and take 3 out of 4 over boston. let's gorth where one fan just not that excited to be at the ballpark. just passed out cold. >> those seats cost $87,000. >> you regret that, don't you? >> expensive nap. >> and it's only the fourth inning. it's about 9:00 at night. . >> so what are the yankees doing right this year? >> they've got pitching. they struggled with their pitching last year. tanaka's been solid. c.c., they shored that up. they paid some money to get tanaka to come over here. now they're bringing new guys in. ellsbury, beltran finally hit his home run last night. so there are 150 games left in the season. we have no idea how this is going to turn out. >> good start. >> they find their way after a rocky start. >> i want to see a liverpool shirt here. >> look at this. >>> just nine days, "morning joe" and "way too early" going to be live from wrigley field. how cool is this? celebrating 100 years of baseball in the windy city. our coverage beginning at 5:30 a.m. eastern time. wednesday, april 23rd, live from wrigley f

carlos, said a friend, was the epitome of what you would want a leader to be in the army. timothy helped counsel his fellow soldiers. said a friend, he was always the person you could goor all of you, that defined their last moments. as we have heard when the gunman tried to push his way into that room, danny held the door shut, saving the lives of others while sacrificing his own. and it is said that timothy, the counselor even then, gave his life walking towards the gunman, trying to calm him down. for you, their families, no words are equal to your loss. we are here on behalf of the american people to honor your loved ones and offer whatever comfort we can. but know this. we also draw strength from you. for even in your grief, even as your heartbreaks we see in you that eternal truth, love never ends. to the parents of these men, as a father i cannot begin to fathom your anguish but i know that you poured your love and your hopes into your sons. i know that the men and soldiers they became, their sense of service and their patriotism, so much of that came from you. you gave your sons to america and just as you honor them always, so, too, will the nation that they s