many of them came from large american cities -- philadelphia, chicago, new york. they were around the culture at the turn of the century that was all of those cities. urban. tulsa, unlike some of the other oil towns, is really influenced by the east and the midwest and particularly, the urban east and urban midwest because of the culture these oil men brought. most of them were self-made. they did not come with $1 million bank roles. some of them did and brought with them their culture of music, theater, opera, architecture. early, prominent ones were kerry sinclair. his building directly behind us. it is a handsome building. the character of sinclair is part of the teapot dome scandal. hairarry later spent six months in jail for corruption. he still conducted business in. . tulsa. others included john paul getty. once, the richest man in the world. his dad had some oil properties and when he was a teenager, he worked the fields and stayed through the 20's. he made his first millions. later, he bought scelly's oil. ultimately, john paul bought the company. others

philadelphia, chicago, new york, pittsburgh. so they were around the culture at the turn of the century that was of those cities. urban. and tulsa, unlike some of the other oil towns, is really influenced by the east and the midwest, and particularly the urban east and the urban midwest because of the culture that these oilmen brought. most of them were self-made, do not get me wrong. they did not come here with a million dollar bankroll. some did. they brought with them the culture of music and theater and opera and architecture. early prominent ones, the building directly behind us, the off colored stone building -- it is a stone building. it is a handsome building. the character of harry sinclair, as we know, part of the teapot dome scandal in 1922, when warren harding was present. harry later after five years of prosecution served six months in a washington, d.c. jail for corruption. but unusually from his jail cell, he still conducted business in tulsa. earlier ones were joss galston known as the rubber band millionaire. he

in chicago, new york, london, berlin isis calls them city wolves. and they are telling them to rise up on american soil. you can be a one-man jihad in your own backyard. think of fort hood. think of the boston bombings. think of paris back in january of 2015. in paris, perfect example of what i am talking about. two well-armed jihadist; brothers, trained in yemen with al-qaeda and returned home to france and they wreaked havoc killing 17 people among those 17 was not coincidently a number of jews at a jewish deli who were targeted because they were jews. it was not a coincidence. 17 people killed by two-well armed jihadist captured world attention and dominated the media circle for the better part of a week and inspired a massive anti-terror protest walk in paris which president obama skipped. translate what happened in paris here to america soil. do you really think it can't happen here? did he not see the boston bombings in may '13? brothers well-trained terrorist to a degree -- actually amateur-ish. killed four people and wounded over 200 more an

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why have you gone to berlin tokyo, chicago, new york, and boston? >> i mean this was to show to people that the possibility to write their own expectations of themselves i think that any human being has the possibility to create an extraordinary life for themselves. and let a legacy here so we want them to see a mirror of themselves, of their own possibilities, and we want to understand that the only possibility to create humanity is to connect with each other, and i have to say that i have not done any of this without a team without people. >> you're all volunteers you're not charging for this. everybody's doing this going around the world with you. for a very specific reason and i was talking to you yesterday about this what do you say to people who say, you know what why have i been given this fate in life? why is it that i don't have what others do and how can i have dreams and aspirations, and how can i succeed when i don't have what others do? >> you know that what i can say to them and we say that to people in universities in boston before th

in chicago new york, london, berlin's isis -- isis calls than city rules and they are calling them to rise up. you can be a one-man jihad in your own backyard.

philadelphia, chicago, new york, pittsburgh.he century that was of the cities. urban. and tulsa, unlike some of the other oil towns is really influenced by the east and the midwest, and particularly the urban east and the urban midwest because of the culture that these oilmen wrought. they did not come here with a million dollar bankroll. some did. it was part of their culture. early prominent ones the building directly behind us, the off colored stone building -- it is a stone building. the character of harry sinclair, as we know, part of the teapot dome scandal in 1922, when warren harding was present. harry served six months in a washington, d.c. jail for corruption. but unusually from his jail cell, he still conducted business and also. joss galston, known as the rubber band millionaire. he made and lost money between 1910 and 19 -- 1929. others included job -- john paul getty, of getty oil fame. once the richest man in the world. his dad had oil properties here. when he is a teenager, he came to work the fields in tulsa and

and speaking of change nbc news confirms that the obama presidential library will go to chicago, not new york or hawaii expected to be connected to the university of chicago. the big loser columbia university in new york real estate in manhattan just too expensive. lester. >> all right, andrea mitchell. we know that well. >>> when we come back one of the biggest stars on television a private battle goes public over frozen embryos raising serious questions tonight for so many couples who use ivf. >>> still ahead tonight tom brokaw on the desperate race for the last ride out. who years ago today, the final chapter in a saga that is still argued over today. why are all these people so asleep yet i'm so awake? did you know your brain has two systems? one helps keep you awake- the other helps you sleep. science suggests when you have insomnia, the wake system in your brain may be too strong and your neurotransmitters remain too active as you try to sleep, which could be leading to your insomnia. ohh...maybe that's what's preventing me from getting the sleep i need! talk to your doctor about ways t

he says he has participated in marathons in chicago, new chicago, new york, berlin and tokyo, he says boston holds a special place in his heart because it's the city where his parents brought him as a child for treatment. >>> health officials handing -- handling a case of meningitis on a a college campus. how that school is trying to make sure other people don't get sick. >>> also a remarkable rescue. a man penned inside of his car pulled to safety just as his clothes started to catch fire. >>> how the babe wreck and a pregnant woman have something in common. >>> to -- checking in on attempters. we'll talk about this cool weather, a chance of drizzle and will your weekend warm-up? >>> and unconscious man penned behind the steering will and too harold police officers racing to get them to safety as his wrecked suv goes up in flames. this is the dramatic video from a patrol car -- cam in texas yesterday. after 25-year-old hector crashed his vehicle on interstate 30. he suffered serious burns on one leg and internal injuries but his family says other than that he is going to be okay. the

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this week it is launching in chicago and new york. no word on whether it is coming to paris.nchor: thank you very much. time now for a look at what is grabbing headlines in the newspapers. >> time to take a look at headlines. anchor: one of the main stories is the unrest on the streets of baltimore. >> that is the question the independent is asking on its front page. what is fueling the fire? the immediate cause is very familiar. the death of freddie gray. he died of spinal injuries while in police custody. there were other indices of police brutality, especially in ferguson, missouri. another racist crime has caused anger to explode on the streets of baltimore. it is not hard to fathom how baltimore could have writing like this -- could have rioting like this. there is a toxic stew of violence and police relations hips. what is lacking in baltimore is a sense of justice. none of this is an excuse for the knuckleheaded ri oteoters. "the wall street journal" talks about chaos. very harsh words for baltimore city officials. they did not protect citizens. and have been a lot of

and this is not his first mayor none but he completed marathons in chicago new york, and tokyo. >> we are expected to know more of a stadium project that can lure the oakland raiders to southern california. the nfl is expected for present detailed plans later today about the proposed stadium which we have seen renderings of built south of los angeles. the $1.7 billion project has been tossed around as a future home for the raiders or the san diego chargeers. >> the warriors first round playoffs series shifts to the big easy on thursday. last night the warriors were tested at the arena. the pelicans jumped to the 13-point lead but it came to the final moments and klay thompson took over and scored five points in 92 seconds putting the warriors in control. they won 98-87 for 2-0 >> to grind it out, you expect it will be the sail thing if not tougher in new orleans. i am sure they are feeling their home crowd but it would be swing to take care of game three it would be a huge moment you >> game five would be back home if necessary on tuesday. >> mike shumann is in new orleans for game th

i can see new york city chicago, los angeles. minnesota? yes, minnesota. minnesota has the largest somali muslim population in all of north america. at least 100,000 somali muslims live in the twin cities of minneapolis and st. paul. that's going to shock a lot of americans to hear that. not every somali issa terrace obviously but we have a serious problem in that community here in the united states with islamic radicalism. dozens of somali muslims u.s. citizens by the way he lived in the twin cities have traveled overseas or the past few years and join terrorist groups like isis. more than any other state, city and the entire country. minnesota and in particular that somali muslim population. another reason that alarms me is number one they may return home well-trained fanatical. we had a thread just a short time ago by a somali terror group called al-shabaab linked to al qaeda calling for attacks on the mall of america in minneapolis. the largest shopping mall in the country. and if you have that large radicalized population living within the shadow of t

i can see new york city chicago los angeles. minnesota? yes, minnesota. minnesota has the largest somali muslim population in all of north america. at least 100,000 muslims live in the twin cities of minneapolis and st. paul. that is going to shock a lot of americans to hear that. not every somali is a terrorist obviously but we have a serious problem in that community in the united states the united states of islamic radicalism. dozens of muslims, u.s. citizens by the way who live in the twin cities have traveled overseas over the past few years and join terrorist groups like i says. more than any other state, city in the entire country minnesota and in particular the somali muslim population. the reason that alarms me is number one they may return home well trained fanatical. we had a thread a short time ago by a somali terror group called al-shabaab links to al qaeda, calling for attacks on the mall of america in minneapolis. the largest shopping mall in the country. if you have a large radicalized population living within the shadow of the shopping ma

chicago. >>> the new york attorney general is taking aim at a handful of taylors. eric schneider man is examining how 13 major chains schedule their workers and wedge their use of so-called on call scheduling violates labor laws. on call shifts require employees to call employers the day before or the day of a potential shift to find out if they'll be needed to work. if employees are not needed they don't get paid. they're required to pay workers for at least four hours if they report to work. even if they are then sent home. we placed calls to all 13 of the retailers of the responses target and sears don't really use on call shifts. jcpenney burlington coat says its scheduling practices are fair for all employees. it's committed to establishing sustainable scheduling practice. >>> protesters crashed an investor conference today in new york. the union group called the hedge clippers specifically called out activist investor of pershing square. who until recently was an investor of burger king and jeff smith which owns a steak in darden. the protesters want $15 an h

in chicago, new york, london, berlin isis calls from city wolf. they are telling them to rise up on americans will. you can be a 1-man jihad in your own backyard. think of fort hood, think of the boston bombings, think of paris back in january of 2015. look, folks, in paris, perfect example of what i am talking about two well on jihadists, brothers, they trained in yemen with al qaeda they returned home to france end of wreaked havoc killed 17 people, among those 17 was, not coincidentally, a number of jews at a jewish deli. they were targeted because they were jews. make no mistake about it. it was not a coincidence. 17 people killed by two well-armed jihadists captured world attention, dominated the global media cycle for the better part of the week, inspired a massive anti terror march in paris which president obama skip. message sent. ladies and gentlemen translate what happened in paris year to american soil. do you really think it can't happen here? did we not see the boston bombings on may 2013, brothers, two well-armed, well-trained terror

it ended in violence or two people were shot margin also held in chicago and new york mayor as governor rejected criticism he reacted too slowly into clearing the state of emergency and deployed the national guard. >>: we were fully prepared to get all the assets ready or prepared as soon as the mayor thought we activated. >>reporter: a young boy was seen often in water to a line of police officers in riot gear. there was not damaged violence there were still local of an act of protest they still want answers and the death of freddie gray the place i expected to wrap up an internal investigation later this week to handle to the state's attorney by friday. >>james: there will of the process' one man was shot and let the other one and a net no word on the condition this morning that a column of baltimore solidarity march into law was family is on our web site including the latest images coming out of baltimore and a timeline of events as well. www.kron4.com >>michelle apon: we are going to be it warmer once again and cooler temperatures along the coast but not as cool as yesterday. it cou

uber eats will launch in chicago and new york city today. the rideshare company says companies ordering through its smartphone apps can get food from a selection of restaurants in as little as 10 minutes. it's already operating in l.a. and barcelona. >>> a good day for a local major league baseball fan. both struggling teams victorias. the giants madison baumgarner allowed just one run in five hits in 8 innings in dodger stadium helping the team to a 2- 1 victory over the dodgers. good news there. and oakland another fine pitching performance by sunny gray. that's roberta's favorites, sonny retired 13 batters in a row. brett lowry a three-run home run getting a 6-2 win over the angels. they meet again at the coliseum tonight. >>> coming up, what youthful binge drinking can do to >>> good morning, everybody. as you take a look at your temperatures across the bay area today, we will see near seasonal high temperatures from 60 degrees in pacifica and yes, we'll see earlier burnoff there today. 60s and low 70s across the bay, low 70s around the

and imagine traveling from chicago to new york by train in just more than two hours. that might be possible sometime in the future if a train now being tested in japan is put to use in this country. the magnetic levitation bullet train hit a record 366 miles an hour during a test in that country a few days ago. its manufacturer says it wants to export the technology to the united states. news from washington tonight that for nearly two decades during the 1980s and 1990s, top fbi forensic investigators routinely gave flawed testimony overstating the evidence they had against criminal defendants. in more than a dozen cases, the defendants were later executed or died in prison. spencer hsu broke the story in today's washington post. he joins us now from washington. so i say this is a watershed moment in one of the country's largest forensic >> what has been found has been as you say that for more than two decades nearly every examiner and nearly every criminal trial in which fbi experts gave testimony against criminal defendants they overstated the strength the the signi

news with this plane. sky west smaller jet, 75 passengers trying to go from chicago to hartford. had to make an emergency landing in buffalo, new york, with some pressurization problem problem on this plane. we are getting varying stories. sky west saying a passenger simply unconscious. the faa saying it was actually a pressurization problem. what do you make of this? >> you don't know until they get everybody interviewed onboard, whether it was somebody who just passed out mid air. we don't know. looking at the track of the plane from flight radar, it almost happened in the worst possible location. they were right over one of the great lakes there and had to divert to buffalo. that's probably the closest large airport and why they chose it. again, they had to go north because they were out over open water when this thing happened. >> how rare is this type of event? >> very rare. that's why it makes the news because it doesn't happen very often. pressurization problems the modern aircraft crisscrossing the skies are so robust and well engineered that this kind of thing happens very infrequently. if again, if we are talking about an

would they be asked to get rid of some of those subscribers in chicago, new york or l.a.? we just don't know at this point. comcast making the argument that this deal should meet the test of the government and move toward. alix: and the lawyers are meeting right now. for more on the prospect on a comcast and time warner deal, i'm joined by law partner that deals with m&a and cross-border deals. and joining us over the phone is a founder and partner that covers cable companies. you put the odds of this deal getting done at 60-40 in february. what are they now? guest: they are certainly no better than a coin flip and they look like they are getting worse every day. i think what peter said is exactly right. doj generally prefers structure revenues to behavioral revenues. if they would like to find something comcast could spin off to satisfy antitrust concerns it's not clear in this case but that would be. this may be a tough one for them to satisfy. alix: you have some great perspective on this because you represented anheuser-busch when they were dealing with something very

chicago to provide even more than that in our first 10 to 15 months. david: gentlemen, great stuff. congratulations. continued success. come to new york! o. come to new york! thank you very much. we asked you on social media if you agree with comedian jerry seinfeld that tv is so over. brenda says, 100 channels never anything worth watching. >> i have 300 channels. xavier said, canceled my tv subscription a month ago. haven't even missed it. how they cut the cord and what takes its place. you have to still get internet into the house. a lot of questions whether apple, they came out with new apple tv logo couple days ago. some people said it was mistake. some people said apple knows what they're doing. liz: don't cut fox business. you need us. david: i pay for it. "the willis report" is next. >> i'm gerri willis. this is the "willis report" the show where consumers are our business. >>> federal judge blocks billions of dollars in claims against gm for defective cars. >> this is the unfortunate consequences of a government regulated, managed and forced bankruptcy. >> it is the door now slammed shut for victims? we'll vect. >>> he is the m

reporter: we're not seeing any delays on the eastern seaboard philadelphia, boston, chicago, orlando newark, new york city all looking good. we're staying dry in the city so you should not have any problems flying out. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast it's turning warmer but very cold once again, temperatures at or above freezing. 65 is the high. we're dry today lots of sunshine. tomorrow, we have thundershowers now have through the day. 7 -- owe on and off through the day. 70 degrees is the high. saturday breezy and cooler, 53. sunday a gusty cool wind, but otherwise partly sunny skies for easter sunday and 59. >>> in "healthcheck" we have insight into how many people are using medical marijuana. the state study was conducted through 2012 through the the end of 2014. an advocate says the total is low due to the high cost and short list of qualifying medical conditions. there are three clinic also statewide that sell medical marijuana. >>> new research suggests detecting downs syndrome is more accurate. the dna test detected every case of down syndrome including the ones missed by traditi

dianna russini is in chicago where the nfl is taking place. carol maloney is in new york, new york, where the caps are in the second round of the playoffs. carol? >> reporter: hey, jim. yeah it's a rite of spring. the caps/rangers are meeting again in the playoffs. this is the fourth time in the last five years. and this one expected to be the most brute willal alal of them all. this one could be measured in stitches. coming up on news4 at 6 a little later in the show, we're going to hear from the caps players who tell us the way they have to play to have success in the second round. for now though, let's head to the windy city. >> reporter: i'm dianna russini in chicago, getting ready for the 2015 nfl draft. the redskins will pick fifth, and i'm going to tell you about the two guys the redskins are hoping to get on their roster. >>> honored for their bravery. new at 6, we salute the local men and women whose actions in the line of duty sound like something out of a movie. >> reporter: how close are prosecutors to filing additional charges against catherine hoggle, the mo

marches were also held in chicago and new york. meanwhile, maryland's governor rejected criticism he reacted too slowly in declaring a state of emergency and deploying the national guard. maryland "we were fully prepared, we had all the assets ready, and we had the order ready to sign. as soon as the mayor called we activated." >> reporter:amid the tension. a glimmer of hope. a young boy was seen offering water to a line of police officers in riot gear. "even though there was no violence yesterday there were still active and vocal protests. community members still want answers in the death of freddie gray. the results of a preliminary investigation by the baltimore police department to be released by the state's attorney on friday. that's the latest from baltimore, i'm ryan nobles reporting." >> mark: mentioning although protests across the country.meanwhile protests broke out across the country on tuesday night. two people were shot during protests in ferguson, missouri. one man was shot in the leg. the other in the neck. no word

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the runner was born with m.s and he complete add marathon in chicago, and new york and tokyo. >> he might have come in last but he can be the biggest winner of all. >> with the warriors up two games we asked the fans do show tried. >> we love the photos you are posting with #dubson7. the most important thing you need to pass language to your child is the right team. if your child grows up a dodger fan...you are in a lot of trouble. that will follow them the rest of their lives. right, mike? >> give them the right start in life. >> i wouldn't know. never been a dodger fan. >> my dad gave me a dodger hat when i was 12 and i almost started crying. i finally figured out i had to buy a hat of all the major league baseball teams so i could still have the dodger hat. to make it okay. >> we will talk about that. >> i am still talking about it. >> >> we will move to weather. you can discussion the issues of the unit -- universe. wow... >> five miles visibility in petaluma with low clouds filling in. if you have drizzle let me know so we can pass it on to our other commuters either leyla or me. let

thousands descending on cities like new york, l.a., and chicago. blocking traffic and facing off with police. here's more from bazi kanani. >> okay, we got a fight going on. >> reporter: their anger spilling into the streets in new york, where dozens were arrested. protesters turning out in major cities across the country, from los angeles, to chicago, trying to draw attention to police brutality, just as new cases of aggressive police tactics come into question. in tulsa, oklahoma, 73-year-old robert bates is accused of manslaughter. >> thank you very much. i feel that they're unwarranted and shouldn't have been brought. >> reporter: the volunteer reserve officer was wearing a body camera on april 2nd when chasing a suspect wanted on alleged drug charges. police catch up to him. but then -- >> oh, i shot him. i'm sorry. >> reporter: bates says he accidentally shot the suspect, 44-year-old eric harris, grabbing his gun instead of his taser. harris later died from his wounds. >> he was loving. he was caring. and he was my brother. that i'll never see

uber eats will launch in chicago and new york city today.ny says customers ordering through a smartphone app can get food from a selection of restaurants in as little as 10 minutes. it's already operating in l.a. and barcelona. >>> here's liz with the traffic report. >> we had four traffic alerts before our show was over at 7:00 yesterday. it was a ripple effect one right after another. this morning, nothing like that. no major delays. we have seen a few incidents out there and, of course, the metering lights are already at the bay bridge so we are seeing the usual usual trying to get into san francisco. up to 15 minutes to get on the span but like i said just your typical stuff. no huge worries popping on to the bridge this morning. once you get on the span, it's crystal clear all green on the sensors from end to end. earlier in trace sit hot spot is cleared and this is the latest tweet from "kcbs traffic." they have been driving the mobile units in the area so they have a good feel for the current conditions. the car fire is out but a vehi

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because in a densely populated city like baltimore, or chicago, or new york or los angeles, the entire city is considering a high crime area, if you're just basing it on police reports where crimes have been committed. so really what we need is more information and that's one of the reasons that people are so frustrated in this situation, because we're just not getting information, from police reports, from autopsies, from any of the officials that are engaged in the investigation to the public. >> all critical matters to be sure. dr. joseph the guardian is reporting one arresting officer's alleged pattern of violence. we contacted the officer for a response. representatives have not returned our call. does this story matter in this case? does it make a difference? does it shade it in any way? >> absolutely. i think one of the biggest things we're seeing here is mass surveillance leads to mass arrest leads to mass incarceration leads to mass violence and brutality and all these strings of killings that we're seeing of black women and men all throughout the country. the fact that this o

officers from as far away as chicago and new york were among those in attendance.ficer johnson a standing ovation for his service to the city. since officer johnson's death, there has been an outpouring of support from within the city and beyond. ideas britannia arms -- yesterday britannia arms held a fundraiser, organized by owen nolan. the day long event included a raffle with prizes donated from business as far as napa valley. >>> a california appeals court ruled the state can remove out of control kids from their parents' homes. child protective services could take action if a child is at risk of harming himself or others. even if the parents are not at fault. the court disagrees with another court's opinion which said that a parent had to be responsible for that bad behavior. the matter could be heard next by the state supreme court. >> this decision does not give free rein to intervene in families when children have a tantrum at the grocery store. >> the professor expects this will eventually go to the u.s. supreme court. >>> baseball is back in the bay area.

that is the population of new york, chicago and los angeles roughly, all put together. it's a massive problem. >> it is. it's a huge problem. and over 5 million of them are inside syria, then another 2 million living in refugee camps, or in host communities outside syria. another - and we forget about these - probably over 3.5 million kids are living in the communities in surrounding countries, that are having to try to take care of the syrian kids. that means they are suffering hardships also. and then we have over 2.5 million kids in iraq now. and these numbers are growing very rapidly. >> just across the board the biggest problem, at least numerically, is with the kids who have remained inside syria many of whom are displaced many of whom are facing war constantly... as you said, 5.6 million. >> yes. and very hard to reach. we have to struggle to reach them when they are in the government controlled areas. >> and the government has not been that helpful at times. >> not sometimes no, that's true. and so we work with the government to try to get them to be as helpful

although i was born into the america that experiences and believes an opportunity, my trips to new york, chicago have revealed what i call an undercurrent of unease. it is time for a new way, a way predicated on justice, opportunity and freedom. [applause] those of us who have enjoyed the american dream, must break down the wall that separates us from the other america. i want all of our children to have the same opportunity that i had. we need to stop limiting kids in poor neighborhoods to failing public schools and offer them school choice. [applause] it will not happen unless we realize we cannot borrow our way to prosperity. currently some $3 trillion comes into the u.s. treasury. couldn't the country just survive on $3 trillion? [laughter] i propose we do something extraordinary. let's just spend a what comes in. [applause] in my vision for america freedom and prosperity at home can only be achieved if we defend against enemies dead set on attacking us. [applause] without question we must defend ourselves and american interests from our enemies. until we name the enemy, we cannot win the wa

corpse when it was placed on public view in the 12 great cities of the north, including new york philadelphia, and chicagomillion watched his funeral train pass by as a child from washington westwood home to illinois. when lilacs last in the dooryard bloom, here are the coffin slowly passes i give you my sprig of lilac. clanging bells, fragrant flowers, these were the sounds , symbols, and scents of the spring of 1865. it's altogether fitting that ford's theatre should commemorate the 150 anniversary of the death of abraham lincoln. it was here on 10th street, the nation's capital, the great tragedy unfolded at ford's theatre and the peterson house . but it was this tragedy that has transformed abraham lincoln into a secular saint. we hope that this day that brings us back in time 150 years when the death of one man caused the nation to weep, reminds us of the greatness of abraham lincoln. on the 150th anniversary of his passing we present this remembrance as our token, our sprig of lilac that we offer in memory of father abraham, our greatest president and one of the greatest americans who ever lived. [a

pope francis is scheduled to visit new york chicago, and washington. >>> well still ahead, a senator's cell phone goes off during a hearing. it's the ring tone getting all the attention. >> yes. >>> in-flight emergency. the panicked 911 calls made from a worker trapped signed the plane's cargo hold. >>> and tumbling down the tracks a man loses his footing. a good samaritan jumping into action. >>> well new information overnight about that worker who fell asleep inside a jet's cargo hold as it took off. the baggage handler trapped inside telling abc news exclusively overnight that he fell asleep inside the plane and woke up when a piece of luggage fell on top of him. he used a cell phone to call for help. >> you're where? >> i'm inside a plane. i feel like it's moving in the air. flight 448. can you please send somebody to stop it. >> where are you in plane at? >> i'm inside the plane. >> the call lasted 44 seconds before it dropped out. the worker started banging on the floor and screaming for help. alaska airlines announced the employee has been band from work for them. >>> americans

similar bill boards would appear across the country including in chicago, in new york, and the founder of life always, on the south side of chicago the billboards had a picture of president obama with a caption every 21 minutes our next possible leader is aborted. broden, a rather colorful person who ran for congress but lost, is touted on the coalition website with the following quote. the practice of abortion is a genocidal plot to decimate the democracy of our community and black leaders are silent. this is egregious and tant amount to approval. speakers like other black pro-lifers are not known to the black population but are known to the white circles and they have achieved the respectability that the 19 and 20 century blacks conservatives have desired but they have not gained those who vote democratic to switch their voting patterns simply out of desire to see rowe versus wade repealed. we now want to shift to talking about same sex marriage. while black conservatives work hard to make african americans pay attention to their cause conservative support of the marriage between a m

new england. >> 70s and 80s in phoenix, denver dallas and miami. 50s in seattle, chicago, and new york. 48 for the good folks up in detroit. >> many folks will be arriving to work today with a little extra something. a kid. today is take our kids to workday. first lady started the celebration early with a special gathering at the white house on wednesday and got a surprise compliment from a young visitor who did not believe mrs. obama was telling the truth about her age saying you are too young for a 51-year-old. flattered? the first lady invited the little girl on stage for a hug. >> good call kido. >> give her a nice compliment and get on is taken, meet the first lady. that's fantastic. >> it's a true compliment. >> and the kid was being honest. you know kids out of the muaths of babes. >> south florida now, a school is encourageing students to think outside the box and the school built in some help. >> in the form of a slide from a second floor classroom down to the first. it took eight months to install. >> the teachers say the slide helps kids think about different ways of involving problems

chicago eight, new york number four and right there at the very top, san francisco and los angeles.stingly, l.a. is ranked number ten worldwide. >> i'm shocked not to see atlanta on that list. >> traffic has been bad in atlanta for sometime. >> atlanta is not in the top eight at least? >> it feels like it if you are there in traffic. it feels like it. >>> houston was number 12 on the list. a guy there is trying to make the commute easier for everybody. his name is hannibal rose. he is 23 years old. he entertains drivers. he does harlem globetrotter-style tricks up there. is this a good thing or distracting if you are trying to drive down the street. >> he tries to inspire those stuck in traffic with his hand made signs, honk for life and honk for peace among them. he says he is doing his thing because he loves houston and its people and he is trying to make their drive less stressful. >> he is also trying to make a buck. apparently he's trying to help to raise funds for a surgery he actually needs. he has a go fund me page. i'm not sure what the surgery is and what he has made so fa

rockies >> if you're flying airport delays are expected in boston new york city philadelphia washington charlotte, atlanta, miami, chicagoneapolis and denver. >>> a mother and daughter who vanished in new york city. >> iona costello and her daughter emily were last seen at the manhattan parking inging garage. they had driven from their home on long island planning to plan a week in the city. costello had been battling with her late husband's older children over his will. >>> a man was streaming live video on the internet a police s.w.a.t. arrived at his house, they had gotten anonymous report of a stabbing. there have been several of these hoax calls in the area in the past few weeks. >>> dr. oz is fighting back against charges by some of his colleagues who say he promotes quack treatments. the top doctors say members of the public are being mislead and that oz is motivated by financial claim. >>> batman star ben affleck asked producer ss not to reveal that some of his ancestors owned slaves. the information did not air, but producers said that was because there was more interesting stories to tell. other guests include