fox news correspondent will carr has more for us. >> reporter: indianapolis is in in the spotlight asal four tournament gets under way but for some a cloud hang over the festivities as the debate over end inn's leeries? freedom law. on saturday athletes and their supposeds gathering before the games. calling friend inn's sports community to lead the way against discrimination. >> today the threat of the religious discrimination law has a lesson because of voices of the sports community the lgbt community and community leaders. but the fight is not over. >> reporter: jason collins the first active professional sports player to come out as gay also speaking. >> athletes coaches athletic institutions and sports sponsors from across the country took a historic stand on the right side of history in eight good time of need. >> reporter: controversy after trumpeted after indiana mike pence signed the act into law which lead to discrimination against gays and lesbians. forcing him to signed an amend many discriminateing based on race religious or sexual orientation. >> church was interviewing

will carr fox news. >>> at least one person is dead after a magnitude 6.8 quake hit off the coast of taiwan. authorities advised nearby islands to evacuate as part of a tsunami safety precaution. but the advisory was lifted just about an hour ago. the one confirmed death was from a house fire. >>> people across the southeast are assessing the damage due to a series of strong storms. cleanup and recovery efforts are in full swing. >> my next step is putting everything back together. rebuilding. as listening as my family is okay, this materialistic thing we can always rebuild. >> and the southeast isn't out of the woods yet. more severe storms are possible today. >>> a woman in richmond was sited after her car flew off the road and into a slide. police posted these pictures of facebook. and then hit the slide at the play ground. the woman's seven-year-old son was in the car. neither of them were hurt. unbelievable. but police say that they did cite the woman for not having a silence. not using a child safety seat. and driving off the road. and the fact that kid wasn't in a proper safet

that is where we met joe carr, who had a long history of self-mutilation. >> i was anti-social.'t want to be around nobody. i didn't want nobody around me. i wanted to be by myself. everything made me angry, you know? i would take a lot out of it on myself and i would feel better. i would take a razor blade and cut myself up real bad and then then it would all be all right, you know? i did that scar ten years ago. i cut it from the ankle to the hipbone all the way through the bone and cut across sideways so the surgeons had to take about 12 hours to sew me up. you got seven layers of skin you have to go through before you get to the bone, you know, and when you're going through one of them days you don't even feel the pain. you don't even know you are doing it. >> carr, who has spent 25 years in and out of prison for robberies to support a drug habit uses tattoos to disguise his many scars. >> this whole arm, if you bend it you can see it was cut from here all the way down and around the main arteries. i just had it tattooed up to try the hide the scars so i thought it wouldn't

carr took on the challenge to raise awareness for mental illness, something he suffered from earlier in his life. i.t.n.'s rupert evelyn reports. ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: for last 20 months, rick karr has run more than a marathon a day having left in the summer of 2013 he finally completes what is by any measure an epic journey. it has been both a physical and mental test of endurance for a man who by his own admission has had his own demons to overcome. >> i just want to prove if you have been mentally ill or are suffering at the moment, you shouldn't let anyone tell you it's a weakness. i have literally taken on the world. >> reporter: millions of steps, thousands of miles, and the world record for running around the world. >> it's definitely uncomfortable, you know not fun. it's-- and for long stretches. you might have a bad month. >> reporter: mostly alone on a global road the world has thrown everything at him-- frozen in norway, bitten by mosquitoes in india and dwarfed by the andes but it was people who were the greatest threat. >> everyone asks about the bears wol

will carr is live from the newsroom. what more do we know about the three americans? >> three americans died and their family says they were very passionate and died doing exactly what they loved. 61-year-old tom taplin on the left of your screen lived in santa monica california and just wrapped up a documentary about the mt. everest base camp where the avalanche hit. his wife told me he was a passionate photographer, filmmaker, and mountaineer. >> he was a larger than life individual. people just gravitated to a lot of friends because he was just so much fun and such an inspiration to be around. >> we've heard similar words about 28-year-old marissa who died at the base camp as well. she was a camp doctor with the seattle-based mountaineering company. they say she was an avid mountain climber who had been working in the everest area for more than a year. and then a rising star at google was a privacy director for the company's google x team and formed a google adventure team which mapped extreme views. friends and co-workers say he always lived life to the fullest. >

neighbors, including angela carr, say they're on edge after something like this happens. >> it's scary. i'm here alone all day with a baby. my granddaughter is here all day. kind of freaky. >> reporter: no reports that the victims were seriously hurt. police say they ransacked the home demanding drug weapons and cash. >> thursday night after an officer chased down a bmw that police say was driving erratically. when the officer got out of his patrol car, the bmw crashed right into him. they say mchugh managed to shoot the driver before he drove away. police later arrested him in pottstown. we're working to find out the suspect's condition. >> a northampton county father accused of letting his daughter's teeth rot has agreed to a plea deal. kenneth wannamaker, jr. pleaded guilty. the doctor testified the 6-year-old's teeth were so infected, she could have died. the first's mother is also charged in the case and is due in court? june. >> police are looking for man who threatened a city councilman's campaign office. witnesses told staffers that he had a gun and then left. no one was hurt.

three days ago, nicholas carr daisy -- nicholas sarkozy scenes on top of the world.ut today, he is in a different kind of spotlight. he has been called into court for questioning over a scandal that dates back to his last failed presidential campaign. i am joined at the courthouse. he has been there for some almost five hours. has anything come out of the courthouse so far? reporter: indeed, nicholas sarkozy arrived early this morning. he has not been formally charged for breach of trust over a case of the right wing party after authorities found he had overspent in the 2012 presidential campaign. later on he refunded the party for the 360,000 euro fine. he is still being quizzed. this is a blow for nicholas sarkozy, who had little time to enjoy the positive consequences from the local elections in which the party won a majority of departments on sunday. anchor: is there any chance what is happening today could stop sarkozy and his quest to regain the presidency two years from now? reporter: we have to wait and see what the judge decides and whether nicholas sarkozy

al jazeera carr kharkiv ukraine. (f) more than 50 people have been killed in the runup of the elections. yvonne ndege reports. s. >> allegation nine people were killed when they there are no people attorney people's university party. if that is all i have bit in my life you can see that i have lost everything. >> vin sent tweants wasn't planning to (d) 36 day governors and hundreds of state assembly members. according to nigeria's human rights commission at least 50 people have been killed in similar attacks. people here are afraid there could be more voyages. behind the fighting is the bait battle for supremacy it contributes tens of millions of dollar each without always voted tot for the pdp 16 years and the pdp over mohamed many presidential elections were being held. the pdp says the oings know they are going to law school. p drmtp is wee you decide, they can flotd in river stays they cannot you make sure oangs does not -- are promisings more marches if the election is thought fair. yvonne ndege al jazeera. >> a

was brought in by the raiders and paid $8 million to be their starting qb but lost the job to derek carrption against the browns in his final spring training appearance he gave up seven runs it is hard to imagine he is making the roster tiger woods somebody spotted his plan in augusta he hasn't played as of late, but the word is that if he feels right he bill play in the masters a week from thursday. >> pam :that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow7 >>> model versus mogul. the beauty accusing america's most famous movie producer of molesting her. >> what she claims happened during a private meeting in weinstein's office. >> saved by the baby. the american heiress accused of killing her mom in paradise. she is spared death by firing squad. >> and, he said what? >> you are never going to win the nobel prize for quantum physics but you are easy on the eyes. >> why this sports caster is demanding an apology for what was said about her. >> man overboard. risky

fox's will carr tells us how people are remembering the victims today and hoping for change in the future. >> reporter: the bagpipes filled the air in oklahoma city as hundreds of people gathered to remember the the victims of the oklahoma city bombings. former president bill clinton said the whole country can learn from the people of oklahoma city. >> you have reminded us that we should all live by the the oklahoma standard: service, honor kindness. >> reporter: in 1995 home grown terrorist tim think mcveigh set off a truck bomb in front of the alfred murray federal building. blast killed 168 innocent men women and children and injured hundreds of others. bombing survivor richard williams spoke at the the ceremony with two of his grandchildren. >> may this memorial offer comfort, strength peace, hope, and serenity. >> reporter: they asked for 168 seconds of silence and families read the names of the victims. >> our grandfather, david jack walker. >> reporter: home land security secretary jay johnson says terrorism cannot prevail if the people refused to be terrorized. >> today is a day t

indicating conducted - they are containments of carbon that resulted in soil contaminated by lead and carr gimmick carbons the project will entail cleaning of the site and replacing it with clean material the funds were put on budget and finance committee reserve for the incarcerating we have substantially received the bid and selected a contractor to do the work we request the funds to be realize i'll be happy to answer any questions. >> i want to conform you were okay with the budget analyst recommendation. >> and mr. rose your report please. >> yes mr. chairman commissioner chan on page 4 of our report we note that is shown in table 3 the puc included a 5.4 cost escalation 10 to 20 percent for puc staff support for the design construction and federal land inclusion that totals all of the contingencies total $5 million plus that represents 60.3 percent of the base construction contract bid of $9 million plus and we certainly recognize that the environmental clean up and retaliation is can come up with you think anticipated contamination and related costs but we believe that factoring tha

this is when the late david carr and other people were on here.ill recognize the subject they are talking about. roll tape. >> i have this feeling about the last 15 years in tv that have to do with -- at the beginning of it, people were defensive at the idea that tv could be good. there was this initial move in talking about television that had to do with comparing it to books and movies. to praise a show, you had to say this show is -- "the wire" is good because it is like dickens. to me, this was the status anxiety that haunted television because earlier it was in the medium where people thought of it as commercial junk that was made collaboratively. i think the last 15 years has been this fantastic period because people have moved past this notion to compare to talk about tv. they are talking about the value of television as a medium itself, as something that takes place episodically, over time and is a little bit like a live performance. terence: one of the nicest things that was ever said about my show when we premiered was that this may fore

. >> i read it and it smell it is carr blafrn if a government agency didn't want to produce a document it simply says oh, part of our investigation or reveals the complainants name who reviews that. >> i suppose you're correct if i mean you know our viewer is that and my view is that the informant privilege identification do, in fact apply and the sunshine ordinance didn't agreeing combat those privileges if the city departments you know in communication with their deputy city attorney reviews a particular request and feels the question request is or certain parts of documents fall within the privileges those documents will not be turned over and i suppose the requester could seek legal action if the disclosures or disclosure they feel was not laugh dpu but the city departments in conjunction with the departments will advise if for example, the identity of an informant a whistle blower if this is information is called for and particular request not furnished over those particular issues are under the sunshine ordinance. >> didn't did responding agency have to be specific why it is not

. >> a pakistani human rights activist has been shot dead by gunmen in the city of carr karachi. are victoria gatenby reports. >> i'm sabine mahmoud. >> this is sabine mahmoud doing what she loved campaigning for humanitarian rights. >> i think it's critical in any city but especially a city that has -- that faces so much conflict. to have community spaces where people can get together around shared interests. >> reporter: but per fight to improve the lives of others may have cost mahmoud her own. mahmoud had just left the building when she was shot at close range by two gunmen on a motor bike. mahmoud's mother was also injured in the attack and is in critical condition in hospital. >> she was leaving in her van. the mother was injured and the daughter was killed. >> mahmoud had been hughesing a talk on human rights in a southeastern province, most recently since 2005, since them almost 3,000 activists have disappeared, some blame pakistan's intelligence agency for its disappearance an allegation in which it denied. friends say her work extended beyond a single cause. >> translat

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gunmen implied they were connected to i.s.i.l., but indicated that it was revenge for an operation in carr abbingy. >> the consular general is in close contact with pakistani authorities, working to obtain information. police authorities in pakistan are handling the investigation. >> lobo is the second american in pakistan to be targeted. a medical doctor was shot dead in lahore. it comes after the release of a mastermind of the 2008 mumbai attacks. that move to grant him bail has been highly criticized by the u.s. state department. >> pakistan pledged its cooperation in bringing the prepare traitors. financiers and sponsors of the attacks to justice. and we urge pakistan to follow throw and enjur justice. >> the u.s. pakistani relation-is an odd one to say the least. close allies in the war on terror. they fail to see eye to eye with each other, and granting bail is an example of an uneasy peace between washington and identify. >>> fewer attention are smoking internets but tuesday is up. they are warning parents this they are using hooka and e-cigarettes that may car i the same use. >> re

carr ep and i decided -- karen and i decided to take it to the party. >> for science?absolutely for science. . >> reporter: believe it or not, cara and i are doing this for science. and this. and even this. admit it. >> smart tv. >> smart cara. >> we are pioneer guests in the 1944 square foot laboratory for sustainable living. honda teamed up with the davis. >> we want to get to a zero carbon future. >> if this is what zero carbon awesome. >> this is a honda smart moment. >> welcome. >> the ground floor is full of furniture made from stapable materials. the floor, concrete, was constructed in a way to reduce carbon emissions. the kitchen is sleek modern filled with modern appliances. upstairs, two bathrooms, a master with a killer bathroom. another standard room. i have my eye on the master. why is honda in the house business, to build a home to power itself and an electric car with energy to spare. michael con. >> g is the project leader. >> honda's involvement indicates that they are interested in more than just cars in the future. >> as we get more electric vehicles

larry carr is the announcer for the big event. >> we had cars there this time from three different statesit's a three-day event. it builds up over the three days to the big night of saturday night. >> hundreds of fans are on hand to watch the drivers compete for a $10,000 prize. >> 10,000 for the guy that crossed the finish line, that's big money in this sport. these guys run for 500 to 750 a night to win. you put 10,000 on the line, they're going to be willing to push the edge a little bit. >> far and away the favorite to win is driver kip hughes. >> he won it last year and was picking up the lead in most qualifying events. >> the drivers gear up for the final race of the night. 20 cars will do 50 laps of the track. among the riders is terry muskrat. >> terry muskrat is a driver that people all over the state know and love. super nice guy, he's been racing for a long time. >> at the start of the race, corey seibert is at his perch ready to film the event. >> here at the sports park, i actually shoot multiple cameras and i do a live stream on the internet. >> larry is high above the track

. >>> shiasheisil has taken over the carr camp. other stories we're following indonesia government will prosecute a thai fishing company for using slave labor. 300 fishermen mostly from myanmar were sold to work on shishing fishing vessels. they said they were tasered and kept in cages. >> a rescue operation this region has not seen before. a convoy of six fishing vessels protected by the indonesia navy brought 315 fishermen to safety. men mostly from myanmar, who were smuggled to indonesia and said they were forced to work without a salary. many also say they were abused. the company allegedly changed their identities by giving them thai names and documents. indonesian officials are now registering them under their real names and checking their health before handing them over to the authorities in myanmar and cambodia. the government in thailand has denied allegations of slavery. indonesia said it will present all the evidence soon. >> all the evidence will be studied by our judicial team. the minister has put a special team on th

from the ocean carrs to an average evening out, selfies are a part of every day life the oxford english dictionary designated selfie as the word of the year. but, according to a new ohio state university study, taking too many may indicate undesirable traits in a person. with us now is the lead author of that study. jesse, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> so why study people who take a lot of selfies in. >> well, i think we see this all around us all the time and even every day we may be asking ourselves hmm, why did they choose to post that, what are their motives in posting that information, so i decided to look that. >> and what motives did you find, and specifically with men, because i know your research ended up looking almost exclusively at men. >> yes, in the study we focused on men, and what we saw was a tendency with people with higher level of narcissism, such as psychopathic traits those people post more selfies than other people. >> we asked our community about the selfie trend, and i did some research, and twitter has it's own #, sometimes in life, t

his parents say their son does not have a carr or any credit cards with him. deputies are in his school. you can see volunteers are mapping out the areas they want to cover throughout the day. they plan to be back out here again tomorrow and say they will cover every inch of the city. live in cupertino alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> a 7-year-old boy is in the hospital with a life threatening injury after being hit by gunfire in va lay yeah. the gunfire broke out outside a gathering of 40 people attending a wake. the boy was standing on the sidewalk and was hit by a stray bullet. police think five people were involved in the gun battle. they recovered at least 20 shell casings. investigators are asking anyone with information to contact vallejo police. >>> a wild chase in sonoma county with a wrong-way driver on highway 101, ends with the driver in the hospital. >> it started in windsor and ended in sebastopol at gravenstein and 117. amy holly looet field has more. >> reporter: the woman is alive, in the hospital with life threatening injuries. look at the

the quality you have there is no body that wants to see an innovator like uber treated like a common carr for the same reason we should not treat internet service providers, wireless/cable/satellite, we should not treat internet service providers as common carriers and do to them what has been done to taxi and railroads. >> the good news is uber is not in danger of being a common carrier. these rules are just about the companies that provide that access. >> i want to go back to the lawsuit because it is interesting as it evolves over the next couple months. tom wheeler said they have expected the big dogs to do what he said. how confidant are you about the rules? >> as a non-lawyer but working at the commission i know they are talented attorneys. we trust based off the verizon court decision they have gone done the right path. the chairman said the court paved a path for them toward title two. and we believe they have the power to make that decision. they have classified broadband in the past. changed the classification. they did so in the early 2000's and the court has been showing they

the 49ers former no. 1 pick will now haul in passes from derek carr. >>> the warriors, their bench sat back and watched them play. 26 points and 42 in the game, did not play the 4th quarter. how about it? warriors won 111-107, 66th of the year, last game of the season wednesday against denver. we still don't know who they're going to play in the playoffs. >>> have my hand on the top five, thunder and blazers, okay, steve really wants that. look there. no. 4, the pelicans, andrew wiggins, new orleans wins which means they're in the driver's seat for that eighth seed. no. 3, phillies and mets, watch the guy behind the chain link fence. he threw his $11 beer at grady sizemore, what a complete waste of money. no. 2, same game in left field, the midnight ride of ben revere on his horse and he takes it away from curtis granderson. what? the red coats are coming. college track, the steeplechase. he hotdogs his way to the finish line and gets beat by washington's marin simon. depio in complete shock when when he lost and he gets picked up by the victor. yogi berra once said, ken -- >> it's not

tying carr giving up fr homeuns a loses the season open the fifth straight year. >> you can't make t with the type ofeam we are facing at this moment. tey havaood oense and you hve to be ready to take them on and execute pitches. >> cole di't get away wh any hi fastballs. hs cmand was not shp at al. and it rulted in the home rn ad buckholtz was tough on us. >> how hard to start the season this way? > norely it is just one gm adn off day tomorrow and come bck wednesday. i anotray. > d i think t whole goal is to ctinue to try to impro every sineame a that's t wye will look at it. >>t hurtnow, but win wednday d lbe ov. wei wk out of here it will b ov. > a season where the vegasian ovga in say they will le games. they e off tomorrow. >> and jimmy rollins making nise in l.a. dodgs d padres and breaking the tiin the ehth inning wtth3-run homer. the dodgers win 6-3. > de a wisnsin slugging i tor the ncaa natiol chaionsh and duke wins 683. dukfreshman guard, tyus jones leads alwith 23 points. he h 22 poin in du's win over wisconsin earlier this sean. >> dikembe mutombo will soon hve new home

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what none of these travelers knew b booking thei is that this is the last time this plane will ever carr passengers. >> this is this aircraft's final flight. they are retiring it. >> reporter: after 23 years tail number n-595 is at the end of its life. as american airlines slowly retires what had been the backbone of its fleet. all 370 of its md-80s built by mcdonnell douglas before the fully automated cockpits of today. the kind of plane old-school pilots love to fly >> like an old shoe. they're very comfortable in it. it's such a reliable, just good solid airplane. >> reporter: after passengers departed 595 was off again, headed for its final resting place. on its log books 71,000 hours of flight time. more than 31,000 takeoffs and landings. that means over the course of this plane's life more than 4 million people have flow. it wasn't long before we were on the ground in roswell, new mexico, the dry boneyard for hundreds of planes that have served their time. every make, model and brand. many of them cannibalized to keep planes that are still flying in the air. this is where planes go

will carr is live in los angeles with the very latest on this one. hey, will. >> reporter: hi julie. it's no secret that sheriff joe doesn't back down from controversy. he is often referred to as america's toughest sheriff. but it does appear that he's in a little bit of trouble. the allegation that landed him in court this week is that he continued to enforce federal immigration law even after the court told him not to. this week he even admitted that he violated the court order several times. but the real fireworks came thursday when federal judge snow asked arpaio if anyone has investigated judge snow or his wife. arpaio ended up saying yes, testifying that working on a tip, he hired a private investigator who found the judge's wife allegedly told a friend that judge snow wanted to do everything he could to make sure arpaio was not re-elected. yesterday, a chief deputy got on the stand and tried to play down the quote, investigation, saying they just verified that the conversations took place. if true experts say arpaio could ask the judge to recu

will carr has the details from our los angeles bureau hi, will. >> hi julie.s is not only controversial it could be costly for taxpayers. a procedure like this can cost up to $100,000. take a look at the inmate that we're talking about here. michelle norsworthy her birth name is jeffrey brian norsworthy, she went to missen in 1987 as a man and after being convicted of second-degree murder. then in the '90s norsworthy started living as a woman. she's receiving counseling and mental health treatment and hormone therapy for 15 years all on the taxpayers' dime. but now a u.s. district court ruled that she has a medical condition where one has a conflict between their sex at birth and theirxpressed gender. the judge ruling that denying the sex change operation violates norsworthy constitutional rights. >> if there is a serious medical need and the government shows deliberate indifference to that need, then it violates his eighth amendment rights against cruel and inhuman treatment. in this instance it's akin to e-cell animeemia and not being treated for it. >> the

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will carr, fox news. >> veteran who wanted to stop demonstrators from walking on american flag has endedp in trouble herself. in fact, in handcuffs. michelle man heart serve in the u.s. air force for 14 years. she put on facebook when she saw protesters walking on the american flag. she felt it was her duty to stop her she went to the university to dispose of the flag. but police slapped handcuffs on her saying she couldn't take the flag and diss suppose of because it belonged to the people walking on it. >> when it comes to the flag, you know it's iconic struggle it stands for freedom to allow those individuals to pro testify, how do you justify ruining it, walking walking upon something that's given you the right to do what you're doing? >> it's the protesters right to walk on the flag if they want to. they are expecting veterans groups to protest tomorrow. >> postal worker who landed his gyrocopter on the lawn of the capitol building has a lot to say. doug hughes says his goal to draw attention to the need for campaign finance reform and goodness knows he's been grabbing the spotlight

we would discuss the whole european debate with guy johnson, sir roger carr an.s just popped into my inbox. if you want to sign up for it and you want to come to get the nuts and bolts, join us on thursday. going back to tax. does it matter? go on. david: that is always going to happen, isn't it? parties will always clash on tax. nobody will ever say that their key audiences going to pay more under them. this is the kind of campaign we are in now. it does echo very strongly the campaign from last year where it was claim, counterclaim, claim counterclaim from one side to the other. a got a great deal of political engagement. i think the end, the decision was made on good feeling and that will be the same here. caroline: what will actually give tangible -- don't play just the business -- but actually played to the voters at home? what will be the key policy areas? will it be immigration? what will be a more clear-cut campaign? david: this is exactly the problem because the conservatives have said it is a limited message. the economy is going to get better, stick wi

. >> reporter: now, police have recovered the carr in question.have questioned others hoping to learn the identities of the five others involved. police thing they may be relatives or friends. if you have information on their identities call police. >>> at northwest detectives, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> three people all minors have been arrested in the brutal beating of two new jersey sisters that was caught on tape. we first showed you this video on wednesday of the attack at trenton's greg grant park. one of the teenage victims had to get a dozen stitches. three people, two teenage girls and 12-year-old boy have been arrested an charged in the attack. officials have identified others in the video and expect to make more arrests. >>> philadelphia police are investigating an incident involving one of their own a police cruiser hit a 4-year-old boy in the mayfair section. this happened at 8:00 p.m. last night on the 6300 block of leonard street. the boy is being treated at st. christopher's hospital for children. >>> residents of fai

elected, part of getting elected is appealing to that group of voters who care about how you present carr case to public. >> who is out first of three? >> you mean out of the race or closet. kennedy: what? well, now. >> rand paul-rupaul ticket i would vote for. kennedy: not a bad idea. >> so contingent on dollars and donor class, how much money is coming in to sustain them to iowa then beyond, i would have to say rand paul. >> you think rand paul. >> i like rand paul, but i think because of his foreign policy. kennedy: okay, wrong, wrong, wrong, it is going to be ted cruz, he is done, cruz or lose. >> we'll see you back later on tackling hot heat, likes of which will singe your eyebrows. >> and actor dennis quaid and christian bale. >> what [ bleep ] are you doing, i couldaging here and this [ bleep ] wanders on to my set. it needs to be earned... every day... using wellness to keep away illness... and believing that a single life can be made better by millions of others. healthier takes somebody who can power modern health care... by connecting every single part of it. for as the world k

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guerra scored a hat-trick with the brazilian side running up 4-0 winners, meaning the carr inthyians have won four out of four much. >> englands cricket team set off for a tour of the windies. england are going into the series after a disastrous world cup campaign in which they were a knock out in the first round. the first test starts april 13th. and the captain is expecting a tough challenge. >> we know winning any series away from home takes a huge amount of skill and effort. we have to focus on that. as always people can say what they want. is irrelevant again, for us and the guys. we are there to take wickets and score runs. >> three teams are in the race for the eastern conferencement the final two playoffs on wednesday. boston beat indiana, moving half a game behind miami. and brooklyn secured a fifth in a row beating the new york knicks. williams starred for the nets with 26 points, and seven rebounds. brook lopez netted 18 of his own. this was not an easy win. they pushed to the end and co have won it with a last gap. brooklyn hanging on. final score 100 to 98. basketball an

bill carr is in the west coast newsroom with more on the deeply mean lful commemoration. hi, will. >> hi, eric. it's been two decades but the emotional scars are still fresh. on april 19th, 1995 just after 9:00 a.m. in the morning, a ryder truck filled with more than 2 tons of explosives blew up gutting the federal building in oklahoma city. the carnage was unforgettable. 168 people died. 19 of whom were children. took rescuers six weeks to recover all the bodies and less than two hours after the explosion, authorities caught up and arrested tim mcveigh, a gulf war veteran who hated the government and planned the bombing on the anniversary of the waco siege in 1993. he was later convicted and executed by lethal injection. his accomplice is serving consecutive life sentences. this morning, at the exact time the bomb went off 20 years ago the ceremony to remember the victims had family me believes choking up as they read the names of those who died that day. >> our dad, mickey b. maroni. >> our mother, francis brand ann williams. >> quite an emotional day, they also had 168

. >> will carr is live with more on today's ceremony. >> reporter: it was 20 years ago but for many at the ceremony today, the emotional scars are still fresh. april 19th 1995, just after 9:00 a.m. that's when a ryder truck exploded outside of the building in oklahoma city gutting the building and the carnage was unforgettable. of the 168 people killed, 19 were children. it took rescuers six weeks to recover all of the bodies. less than two hours after the explosion, authorities arrested timothy mcveigh and was later convicted. his accomplice terry nichols, is serving consecutive life sentences right now. at the exact same time the bomb went off two decades ago, family members choked up as they read the name of their loved one who died that day. >> our dad mickey v. maroney, our mother, francis, fran ann williams. >> gut-wrenching for so many after so many years. they also had 168 seconds of silence. we heard from survivors and also the governor of oklahoma at the time of the bombing. >> there was absolutely no reason for what happened but to kill 168 of our friends including 19 babies

radio talk show host and boston harold columnist howie carr broke that story and he joins us now.ie, what's this story about? let's go through this. the cost of the tsarneav family road trip. $200 to stay at a hotel. round the block security costing $100,000 and on top of that the lawyer fees for this fellow are still unclear and you broke this. give us an idea of what this is really about. >> well, as you know peter the constitution says everybody is entitled to legal counsel, but i'm not sure this is what the founding fathers in this mind. this guy, he's now a convicted terrorist. he's a refugee, quote unquote, from the former soviet union. he's been convicted of murdering four american citizens. his brother that he inspired with to bomb the boston marathon murdered another 3 american citizens. he has seven scalp notches on his belt. we've spent millions of dollars on his defense. he has a team of lawyers fighting the death penalty. he has a jury consultant. he also has a pollster. the pollster conducted opinion samples in throw different u.s. cities. >> wait a minute. he has a