let's welcome phillip and chloe >> hi there, phillip. >> hi, chloe >> so, this play, it's been quite a journey. we're talking 3 1/2 years, maybe nearly 50 different drafts and 5 workshops? . >> five workshops, yes. >> so, looking back at the journey, how has it been for you and has it come out as you expected it would? . >> what's interesting is if you work on a play this long, normally there are times that it becomes redundant and you get a little bored with the piece. it's only natural. it's pushing 4 years now. this one was interesting in that it never got boring or ever felt redundant and each thing that we did over these almost 4 years, whether it was going off to sundance or to writer's retreat they have in sheritan, wyoming -- is that where you went? . >> that was in utah and la as well, down there at the institute. >> they have another writer's retreat in sheritan, wyoming, so i spent time out there and we workshoped this in san francisco, we have done readings at the asia society in new york. each time we did a workshop, each time we did a reading, it moved the piece forward

jackie. >> thanks for that, chloe.l continue to monitor that and see if there are any new developments. meantime let's take a look at the u.s. futures and see how we're sitting for the trade on wall street. the nasdaq could be higher been 15.5. and the s&p 500 up as well. this after terrible day for stock. the worst day for stocks yesterday with the dow down more than 200 point, the s&p moving below its 50-day moving average and that's spooking investors. the nasdaq, of course, closing below 3,000 as well. new fears over the contagion coming oust europe and worries about qe3 in the united states, stoking some of the selling pressure we saw on monday, ross. how does it look in europe at this point? >> edging slightly higher after heavy losses yesterday. the dax in between. in fact, the ftse hit a new 12,000 low and basically it gave up all its gains for years. so we're absolutely flat right now. ftse and xetra dax and cac 40 up. the ibex up as well. italy uny credit down 8%. in spain, the banks up after marginal selling

chloe cho is joining us from sing dwa pore. chloe?cks and they keep on rumbling. remember, the original earthquake that struck off of indonesia in banda aceh was revised lower to 8.6. take a look at this area. witnesses were cited as seeing waves that had retreated ten meters. waves retreated, children went in the water to pick up fish and crab. i don't know if this is happening given the remoteness of the area but what is seeming to happen is the waves are getting bigger. the waves are somewhere around 17 centimeters. another report suggested they were getting higher. at about a meter or so. and now officials are saying somewhere around the nicobar islands, another flashpoint, disaster officials are saying that waves could be as high as 3.9 meters. we know that a tsunami warning is in effect all around the indian ocean. officials now say there is a new tsunami warning in effect because of the fresh aftershocks as well. officials have extended their tsunami warning by another two hours. so much is at stake. just to give you an idea of

i'm chloe cho. and i'll leave you with picture of the easter sunday parade in new york. keep it here. we've got meant more lent more fft >>> welcome to a special edition of "worldwide exchange" live from cnbc headquarters in the united states. >> europe is closed today for holiday, but asia is open, so we'll get a live report from sending po singapore. >> but first the top story, u.s. jobs report. today is the first time traders are able to actually react to the numbers. let's recap the numbers for you. nonfarm payrolls road s rose b0 being well below forecast of 203,000 and half of the 240,000 jobs added in the month of february. unemployment rate, though, ticked down from but that was due to discouraged job seekers dropping out of the labor force. >> it's clear to every american that there will still be ups and downs along the way and that we got a lot more work to do. >> so let's take a look at how the markets are reacting this morning. taking a look at futures across the board, we're looking negative. asia not necessarilily helping the mood after the disappointment o

chloe, how have we faired in asia?e aussie dollar that you highlighted is a clear illustration of how markets were unsettled by that surprise trade surplus for china. quite a few red arrows throughout many of our markets. the shanghai composite, some easing expectations and also that programs the property sector may have bottomed out. that seems to have assumed tsupe market. no easing coming from the bank of japan. but a lot of people putting their bets on perhaps more he'ding on the 27th this month. >> and let's go back to china, that big story. china returning to a trade surplus, $5.4 billion in march, beating economists forecasts of $1.3 billion of deficit. tracey chang has been looking into this. >> that's right, chloe. although import growth he'sed from a 13 month peak, a pick up in orders compensated for a slow down in domestic demand. between january and mafrrch, th value of trade with the united states rose 9.3% on $107 billion while trades with the european union grew 2.6% to $127 billion. but import growth ea

restrictions, green street, howard, camden, starting at 10:00 a.m., starting at 1:00, you can expect street chloemiewrs in the area. -- closures in the area. for a complete list of the parking restrictions and closures, go to our website, abc2news.com. heading to the roadways right now, we are looking good on the topside of 695, at well air, well all the way from i-95 to the harrisburg expressway. i-83 and shawan. few people out there as you can see from the drive times, normal drive time mode right now, only five minutes from shawan to the topside of the beltway. traveling from harford this morning on i-95, southbound lanes from white marsh to 695, a 6-minute drive. there on the beltway as we showed you earlier, 6 minutes bel air to providence and the west side moving well for you this morning, from 795 to i-70, is a 7- minute ride. >>> tradition that's been going on at the white house for 134 years. details on the annual easter egg roll at the white house this year. >>> ravens quarterback gets a contract extension. find out how much he is getting and how long he gets to stay with the team. >>>

chloe was born in one, then learned to drive in one. ♪ veronica said yes in one.em has a story. what's yours? (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome back. i'm here with the great esperanza spalding. thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> jon: that was just the most beautiful sound and, what is your band's name, do you have a name for the band. >> yes, we're radio music society. and we accept members. we just happen to be the only members here tonight, unless any of are you interested. >> jon: in joining radio music society. >> yeah. >> jon: what is the barrier to entry, do you need to have any kind of ability or -- >> you have to have the ability to be willing to turn on the radio and open yourself to what comes out. >> jon: i am so totally in your society now. >> okay. >> jon: that would be great. you are remarkable. did you always play, we talked about i play the airbase. >> uh-huh. >> jon: a little bit am but i most play it up here. >> yes. and that distinguish was class of bass player are you. >> jon: is that true. what are the classes. >> so this is ponk.

. >> chloe. >> thank you so much for that. we'll pick up on that conversation in just a bit. in the meantime, let's take a look at what's happening in india. the country's second largest software exporter infosys is reporting a 27% rise in its fourth quarter net profit meeting forecasts but expects weaker sales forecast for the current miss cal year on global growth uncertainties. the company says revenue could rise anywhere between between 8% and 10%, lower than the 12%s to 14% expected by the market. take a look at infosys. stock has been hammered in today's trade. currently down about 10% or so. new york listing happened overnight, certainly remains to be seen, the 10% down side means the stock has just lost about $3 billion in market value. let's's talk more about this first on cnbc interview with ceo and managing director at infosys. sir, thank you so much for giving us your time. your revenue meets forecast, but your outlook is a little bit more market consensus. yet investors are jumping your sock. are investors just overzealous about expectations? >> img it is the ove

chloe was born in one, then learned to drive in one. ♪ veronica said yes in one.a wept in one; joey lost his first tooth in one; rusty and mr. sprinkles came home in one. there are nearly 7 million camry drivers out there. every one of them has a story. what's yours? ♪ we ran a mile before breakfast ♪ ♪ sure, i had a salad for lunch ♪ ♪ but a miller 64 at dinner? ♪ oh yes, 'cause i've worked off my paunch ♪ ♪ 'cause we live a life of balance ♪ ♪ and no one can say that we're wrong ♪ ♪ so here's to good miller, who cut out the filler ♪ ♪ and made a beer worthy of song ♪ ♪ to miller 64 ♪ to miller 64 ♪ to love, sweat and beers and well deserved cheers ♪ ♪ to miller 64 >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight, she is a crisis management advisor who has worked with some high profile people that were not at liberty to discuss her new book is called good self, bad self transforming your worst qualities into your biggest assets. good luck with that. please welcome judy smith. ( applause ) the book is good self, bad self. you are basically, you are a crisis manager. you are

chloe, back to you. >> but a single presidency, so a lot at stake. you so much for that. take care. >>> still to come on the program, volatile session for the euro ahead of another crucial italian did debt auction. david bloom from hsbc will join us. úú]úÑ bank will pursue powerful monetary easing as it reinforces its commitment to combat inflation. the governor insists japan is headed for a moderate recovery suggesting it is its readiness to keep its ultra loose monetary position, the boj holds its next review meeting on the 27th and a lot of people are betting there will be big easing ahead. so letting the public know there will be major you powerful easing. what remedies counseling do you has in mind? >> it's for real here. the bank of japan really fundamentally changed in my opinion in february. zero inflation is not an option any who are. sure the can deliver something new every month, but there are more tools available. an additional move at the end of the month is quite lakely. >> what and he happened to sony and panasonic is a reflex of how

rumble when earn enough to still scores taking the game into overtime which so the visitors finally chloe now the win. alexander provision scored is fourth pill in the point zero zero to get his team at three one lead in the serious meaning of one guard and now just a single win away from making history. the two teams were almost equally strong weekly very well defensively but so did enamel so there are not many great goal scoring opportunities in each game but we are probably a bit more persistent and focused it's not over yet we still have to take the final step to win the cup we said right before right after this. it's not over it's not over for us we're going to go there we're going to try to win every game was even if it was just one bowl game and i think we have chance to win and. we won one game so we're going to battle ground. in gnome's and survey the bell for the glory cup may be decided or get even tougher robert burden here on r.t. must go. force india says it will be competing at this weekend's bahrain grand prix that despite two team members flying home after being caught up

the rumble were none of the cells course taking the game into overtime which so the visitors finally chloe now the win. alexander provision score is fourth goal in the forno to get his team a three one lead in the serious meeting i wonder now just a single win away from making history. the two teams were almost equally strong we play very well defensively but so do the mammal so there are not many great goal scoring opportunities in each game but we are probably a bit more persistent and focused it's not over yet we still have to take the final step to win the cup right before right after this game it's not over it's not over for us we're going to go there we're going to try to win every game was even just one more game and i think we have chance to win and. we won one game so we're going to battle. enormous certainly the birth of a good girl we decided we're good for. forty. should be great to watch now the first practice session for the controversial bahrain grand prix is underway and it does include the force india team who decided to race despite two team members flying home after bein

chloe was born in one, then learned to drive in one. ♪ veronica said yes in one. first tooth in one; rusty and mr. sprinkles came home in one. there are nearly 7 million camry drivers out there. every one of them has a story. what's yours? >>> welcome back. think about this. dangerous product discovered the it may surprise you if a gun la a dangerous, serious defect, the power to order a recall. the industry polices itself. our next story with cnbc scott cohn, who's been reporting on this for us for months. he is investigating a troubling country made by remington. allows them to fire without the trigger being touched? under fire. none of them expect what happened to justin yerger. >> reporter: he was 19 years the star kicker on his football college. the back, the gun fell over and >> reporter: did you touch the trigger? >> reporter: nowhere near the >> nowhere near the trigger. >> reporter: the gun's not remembers laying flat on the hit in his left leg and bleeding badly. would beat it looked like a water sprinkler. rushed limb to the emergency room at a nearby h

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where none of the still school worse taking the game into overtime which so the visitor is one of the chloe now the wind. alexandre peugeot again scored his fourth goal in the forno to give his team a three one lead in the serious winning i wonder now just a single way in a way for making history. the two teams are almost equally strong weekly very well defensively this will do the numbers so there are not many great cool schooling opportunities in each game but we're probably a bit more persistent and focused it's not over yet we still have to take a final step to win the cup right because right after this. it's not over it's not over for us we're going to go there we're going to try to win every game was even if it was just one more game and i think we have chance to win. we won one game so we're going to battle we're going to go. in gnomes and so they the bell for the good going to go up we decided or get even tougher. robert byrd in their own party must still. formula one now and mclaren's lewis hamilton picked red bull's sebastian vettel to set the pace in first practice while mercedes

finally caster semenya will be gunning for a limp a chloe this summer after all the controversial south african runner picking her perth for the london the olympics this weekend twenty one year old so many are running a hundred meters fosterers on the qualifying time of one minute fifty nine point nine zero seconds a feat that she had already achieved this year the performance enough to pick her spot on the national team so many she rocketed to fame by easing tour and maiden world gold berlin in two thoughts nine puts her total dominance over the rest of the three response turns over her gender with ensuing test side lying the athlete for that it's. ok. to put on a good day is a good last smallest mission to qualify for the olympics and i think the second step for. where we have to leave the sport thought i'll be back in just under two hours time but weather is next and rain is here with all the news you need the. news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to look for asians room today. and the occurrenc

for example, chloe went to a neighbor's house in virginia after the secession was announced, and she went and wore her secession dress, and she remarked it shows what women can do when all that is in their power is put a few brass buttons up the front of their dress. probably even more of a bold statement was from annie jeter of new orleans who along with her female peers made confederate flags to wear as aprons and put cotton blossoms in their hair when they went to a concert to benefit the soldiers. now, those activities that i mentioned are happening before really union occupation is occurring. there's pockets of it, but early in the war young women are separated from actual federal troops. when the troops do start to occupy more southern communities these expressions of patriotism definitely change. the distant enemy of lincoln and the abolitionists that seem so far removed from their lives had now come home to roost in the form of these federal soldiers. so they turned their anger towards them. they became the targets. they saw them really as sort of extensions of lincoln and th

chloe tyler whittle felt a lot of resentment, as well, and directed -- which she directed toward the union government overseeing african-american soldiers in her hometown of norfolk, virginia. and she wrote this. "yankees, in theirin so lens and wickedness have armed the negros. a regiment have come to pollute norfolk with their detested presence." now, as the war actually came to an end, we read that young women are very much still concerned about events, what's going to be the fate of the confederacy, the former confederacy, what's going to happen to them, in essence. but ultimately, they were more concerned about reuniting the family circle. what was left of it, in some cases. and so that really occupied most of their attention as the war came to an end. now, in conclusion, when all renshaw stood in the face of the ene enemy, she met the ultimate fate of banishment. this was the consequences of resistance. but her actions, like those of her female peers, demonstrated deep anxieties about their future as wives, mothers and members of the slave-holding gentry class. the cultural scr

kim and sister chloe she would like to be the mayor of glendale. she's going to buy a house there and pursue politics in like five years. and bringing sexy back to his house. and that is launching a new line next month. >> all right. that's it for us. we'll check you tomorrow. we'll not be halograms tomo, bye-bye. [ female announcer ] what would you call an ordinary breakfast pastry that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so delicious...so fun. mom, we're dying. no you're not, you're just hungry. make some totino's pizza rolls. we don't have any! front... left, totino's. [ male announcer ] well done mom! less drama, more fun! totino's pizza rolls. >>> we don't want to leave any blank spots out there. we want to make sure we cover the entire pond. >> dive teams and volunteers are pressing ahead with their search for sierra lamar. >> and tonight there is word of new clues in the disappearance of the 15-year-old girl. i'm d

hard rumble were no no after still scores taking the game into overtime which so the visitors finally chloe now the win. alexander provision scored his fourth goal in the final to give his team three one lead in the serious meaning i wonder now just a single win it way for making history. the two teams are almost equally strong we play very well defensively pursued enamel so there are not many great ball scoring opportunities in each game but we are probably a bit more consistent and focused it's not over yet we still have to take a final step to win the cup we said right before right after. it's not over it's not over for us we're going to go there we're going to try to win every game was even if it was just one more game and i think we have chance to win and. we won one game so we're going to battle with one of them for the norms and survey the bell for the good during cup may be decided or get even tougher. robert ford in their own party must still. go off now and there was an unfamiliar knowing at the top of the texas open leaderboard after the first day's play in san antonio after not

- this is sort of where the origins of the story come from and you were asking about that earlier, chloe. one of the things i've been interested in in the last 10 years of my writing is how different communities interact with other communities, when they rub up against each other, just because that's so much of what being an american is this day and age. you know, as i would hear people telling stories about san francisco's japan town, i began to come across this whole theme of during the internment camps japanese americans were interned. in this vacuum in japan town, there was the fillmore district with african americans and a variety of other people and they moved into the community. and then japanese americans get out of camp and they come back to their neighborhood that has been populated and made into a different life and different world and what happens when those two communities overlap and intersect? whose place is it, whose home is it? who is an american? how do we sort of coexist in this post war period where the people from that community are by and large marginalized, yet you

hard rumble were no no after cell scores taking the game into overtime which saw the visitors finally chloe now the when. alex on the piers rogan scored his fourth goal in the final to give his team a three one lead in the serious meeting one good and now just a single win away from making history. the two teams are almost equally strong he played very well defensively the sordid enamelled so there are not many great goal scoring opportunities in each game but we are probably a bit more persistent and focused it's not over yet we still have to take a final step to win the cup we said right after this game it's not over it's not over for us we're going to go there we're going to try to win every game was even it was just one ball game and i think we have chance to win and. we won one game so we're going to battle. in norms and survey the bell for the good going cup may be decided or get even tougher robert byrd in their own party must feel. moving on to golf now and there was an unfamiliar name of the top of the texas leaderboard after the first day's play in san antonio after much every mad

chloe watlington and paul woods are accused of spray-painting scotland convention center. they want to cover the cost for cleaning up the property. the city refsly sued another occupy protesters for sandallism. >>> there is new development in a search for missing teenager sierra lamar cara liu. >> reporter: the signs and yellow ribbons have been up for weeks, but now the reward has more than doubled to $25,000 for bringing sierra lamar home safe. recent donations include $10,000 from an anonymous donor as well as contributions large and small from the community. >> i have somebody say my kids wanted to do something. they couldn't go on the search so they went around the neighborhood and collect funds. >> the important thing is to get her back home. >> reporter: more than 150 volunteers helped to distribute fliers and search new areas. >> well, what we were doing today was searching specifically along roads that had the appropriate cover. anyplace where somebody would be able to drive and not be able to be seen. >> reporter: also pitching in this weekend four people and a s

ten months at the time and carter and chloe were in bed asleep and i walked into chloe's room and by >> yeah, we were actually, our house like right in the middle of the elementary. >> you end up a hundred yards away and okay, and only have one of your children in your arms. >> and i pushed christian out and heard chloe screaming and i had to break my foot it get out. and looking for carter and they helped me get him out and his head was split open so my first thing, where are we and what are we going to do. >> so you get carter to the hospital and you all miraculously get back together and okay, and later on you hear about a college girl who didn't have much money on her on, but started a facebook kind of account to try to get people raise some money. >> and i met them and i did a little program, a commercial for them for the university of alabama and we connected like we were the same age and started talking and they was helping me with chloe's birthday party and we have to get you out of this small apartment and buy you all a house. >> rick: take a listen to what zara had to say a

get it at a good value. >> right you can even get things at ella roo with original tags this is a chloe$4,500 originally and there is a big discount at the store. >> all pary january women know how to -- parisian woman know how to rock the scarf. >> add it to a bag they make tops head bands, scarf is an easy piece and affordable too. >> have you been a part of the french market before. >> yes, we love it. this is our second year. >> what do you like. >> it brings people who have never shopped in georgetown they get to see shopping small is fun. >> find unique pieces thanks so much myfoxdc.com our website we have a link to the georgetown business improvement district that puts on the french market going on this friday and saturday, 10 to 5 come out, next hour so many sales going on this weekend we will tell you how to shop the sales to make sure you get a good deal back to you in studio. >> beautiful things. >> good stuff. >> it is time now to say good morning to our facebook fan of the day jasmine murray has been watching fox 5 since she was a little girl, she is a big fan of hollies an

chloe ka -- khloe-kardashian has cut ties with peta.hloe once posed nude for peta and called them out on her blog. "not only has peta lied to the public, but they proved they support this kind of behavior bullying and harassment is never a solution, and i won't be a part of any organization that thinks otherwise." jaime, she is an american hero. >> when i think the news we don't have is peta wrote a thank you letter to khloe when she resigned. this is actually a favor to them. >> this story has been bothering you all day. are you okay? are you holding yourself together? >> i was almost going to agree with her, but she said she was pro peta, but she is also pro -- >> she is anti-bullying. >> i am anti-peta, but pro bullying. i was bullied as a child. look at me. i am successful and on television. >> i don't know if that backs up your argument, but i will leave it at that and move to diane. peta denied connection to the flour bombing even though they gave this woman like an award a couple years ago. they are bullies. peta are bullies. >>

and he can't really get -- can't wait to get home to me and chloe and his parents.na: when will you see him next? >> hopefully tomorrow. it was supposed to be sunday, but they had to do surgery today, the fourth one, but they said the surgery went well. he's in a lot of pain. jenna: we're going to be mentioning some of the websites where people can go and i know you've been active on facebook, which is where we were able to learn about your story and stay up to date with what's happening. as far as support, you know, whether it's from the government, or from family and friends, can you tell us a little about that? have you gotten what you've needed over the last couple of days? are there moments where you haven't? what can you tell us about that part of this journey? >> i mean, everybody on social networking has been pouring love and support and prayers towards my family, and just -- the medivac, medics, the nurses, they've contacted me. they say they don't usually keep in touch about their patients but this has really touched all their lives, and it's just, you kno

. >> if there was any doubt that republicans are chloeing ranks behind romney, ron johnson said on "meet the press" to endorse romney and announced that he will be the point person in the senate to coordinate messaging with the romney campaign. >> i'm looking forward to working with governor romney and his team in my new role. i have been asked by leader connell to coordinate our agenda and message in the house and senate with the presidential candidate. >> interesting for the tea party favorite. one of the favorite senators in 2010 to play point person for somebody who is the republican nominee who is decidedly not a tea party republican. meanwhile, romney is pivoting to the general election and down by double-digits to obama by women in skey states. he is starting to go public. >> we have work to take our message to the women of america to understand how we will get good jobs and have a bright economic future for them and their kids and the distortions that the democrats 3 in are clarified. >> from our polling to abc post polling to the gallup numbers and we know some parts fluctuate a

keeping up with the kardashians and we know, a lot of them are getting the same pay, so chris, courtney, chloe, kim they are all taking the lions share of that $40 million but dividing it evenly so kim is not making more than the rest of them anything like that, and it tiers down depending on where you are in the family, so kendall and kylie get a little less and then scott and mason they get a little less as well but never the less, everyone is really happy with this and spin off shows they get m so, if kanye west and kim decide to do a spin off show, they will get more money on top of that and this does not include product placement, product deals anything like that so they will make a fortune. >> wow. >> got the keep the drama up for three years. >> we have home grown drama with terek salahy wanting to be governor. >> so he announced candidacy for being governor of virginia, saying this he you know wants to make sure, all the political heads aren't wasting all the taxpayer money he says he can regulate it and he things he would be a great candidate for governor i am not so sure about that.

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i had to push christian out and break my foot to get out to get to chloe and christian. >> and you brokeour food and he was badly injured. >> and he was slit open and badly bleeding and it was like a puzzle to found a way out and walking with the kids and walk to the top of the hill to get help. >> and to hear the stories, this kind of survival an amazing story here, habitat for humanity doing a lot to rebuild the homes and two girls, tenacious, started taking back tuscaloosa.org and raised money to rebuild your home and it's a beautiful home and one extra special part of the house. >> yeah, it's the safe room. i love the safe room and if it anything was to hit this house, the safe room would still be standing. >> so it's tornado proof at this point, so it's got to be a nice relief after everything you've been through. thank you for sharing your story, your kids are amazing and we're happy that you're okay. patti ann, back to you. >> patti ann: all right, rick reichmuth incredible story. >> kelly: incredible story of hope. wow, what a fantastic story to see the outcome of that. >> patti

chloe was born in one, then learned to drive in one. ♪ ♪ veronica said yes in one.nd mr. sprinkles came home in one. there are nearly 7 million camry drivers out there. every one of them has a story. what's yours? >>> welcome back. as we get into our next story, think about this. dangerous product discovered the government can force the moneyer to issue a recall. it may surprise you if a gun la a dangerous, serious defect, there is no federal agency with the power to order a recall. the industry polices itself. keep that in mind as you watch our next story with cnbc scott cohn, who's been reporting on this for us for months. he is investigating a troubling pattern of complaints involving some of the most popular shotguns and rifles in this country made by remington. could some remington models have a dangerous design flaw that allows them to fire without the trigger being touched? and has the iconic company done enough to respond? scott cohn now reports on some of america's most cherished guns under fire. >> reporter: millions of americans hunt. none of them expect

and we feature ryan chloe involved in fistacuffs. getting his licks in. side and pokes the puck away. that was ryan. >> player on the bench on to the ice and touched the puck. not even close. >> ryan said let me just interfere. let me reach in and poke the puck away and help my team. he scored the only goal in the shootout. the sharks win. how about that? >> no one wants to go in with a loss. i think it was a big game for us. they're at home. they wanted to clinch the division so it was a big game for them. both teams played that way. but now we have a chance to go home and win the division. and that's all you can ask for and we've won it the last few years and we would like to keep it that way. >> the rest i guess just didn't see it. it was the -- >> saints audio aftermath. uh-oh. seems like the person who released it just wasn't cool with those who actually recorded it. here's the story right here. as the former saint, steve glaison battling als. so shawn pappery does a documentary on him and was in the locker room when the defensive coordinator said wh

chloe was born in one, then learned to drive in one. ♪ veronica said yes in one. tooth in one; rusty and mr. sprinkles came home in one. there are nearly 7 million camry drivers out there. every one of them has a story. what's yours? >> this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i am mindy basara. time for a check of the morning commute. here is sarah caldwell and traffic pulse 11. still tracking problems. heavy delays on 95 out of the northeast. 15 miles per hour on average from the harford county line. all up to the side, so all lanes get by. dulaney valley, fairmount, accident and another one at york road and don kirk road. ballston and haven street, watch for crashed in the city. wilkens ave and southwestern blvd. delayed from reisterstown road all the way to the outer loop. in towards 29, you will find the base as well. this is the pace of things. average speeds around 15 mi. per hour, and it looks even worse prior to the accident scene. slow go in the area of coldspring. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we are off to a quiet start

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he's going to be reunited with his family in washington, his wife and his young little girl there, chloeo's four months old. this homecoming sure to be bittersweet. we spoke to sergeant mills' wife on the phone yesterday, they plan to stay in washington for at least a year while he recuperates. several charities that build custom homes for vets have already lined up to help sergeant mills, there's a lot of support coming forward, but that's still a long way out. the immediate part of the journey will take place at walter reed, and we're going to continue to follow their story on foxnews.com as well as on "happening now." for more information you can check out the web site, travismills.org, and we'll bring you more updates as we get them. rick: and when we come back, a new person under scrutiny link today a deadly stage collapse. you remember this from last summer. now the manager of a well-known country band is facing brand new questions. we'll tell you about it coming up next. who have not complained, nobody's complaining, and you've got these plaintiffs' lawyers from other states comin

jenna: and we're seeing him with his new daughter, chloe, she's four months old, and his beautiful wife. just real quick, there was some issues with the web site because there was a lot of traffic as i understand it. right now what should people do if they'd like to help? >> well, keep trying to get on the web site. we've, we've got a new server, a different server that's going to handle it and, hopefully, within the next 12-48 hours the web site will be up and running, and you should be able to donate electronically if you'd like to do that or send checks in to the address that is listed on the web site. jenna: well, we appreciate the updates that you and the family have been providing us and that we've been sharing with our viewers and also all the updates on travismills.org. i've been checking in throughout the week to see how he's doing, and we're wishing him and his family all the best and you, david, as well. thank you very much. >> thank you. rick: okay. we take a quick break. when we come back, a big break, perhaps, in the decade-long search for a young boy in new york city. pol