through shrewd purchases and trades he acquires the barrow dang's shot gun, clyde's watch and bonnieeup case. even 80 years after they died in a hail of gun fire almost anything associated with these notorious criminals is valuable. by far the most valuable are their guns. snatched from the death car of bounty countrihunter. >> they were able to take these things. >> i tracked one to the museum here. >> okay jamie. let me show you a little artifa artifact. >> jim who runs the museum explains frank hamer gave bonnie's pistol to the texas prison chief who ordered the ambush. >> this is the business pol bonnie parker had in her lap when they killed bonnie and cried. >> real-- bonnie and clyde. >> let me get that for you. >> this gun was in her lap whit a magazine over it. probably heavier than you think it is. >> from bonnie's laps to jamie's hands. it is heavy and it is beautiful. look at that handle. >> it has been decades since her death but still gives me a shaver to be holding one of the bonnie parker weapons. >> better put it back because i would like to take it home. >> bet you w

. >> dang, man. >> is this real? >>> when this mouflon got stuck -- >> mouflon. >> these people in poland decided they weren't just going to leave it up to fate. they were going to be very active trying to help the little guy out. >> grab the mouflon by the horn thing over there>> [ speaking foreign language ] >> this guy gets close, grabs a branch and attempts to grab this mouflon by the horn. while the mouflon is struggle it's scares doesn't know what's going on, it starts running in circles, fighting against the guy who's trying to help him. >> just staying outside the contact zone. >> sorry, never heard of a mouflon before. i'm going to call it a ram. >> finally grabs the horns just enough. >> ouch ouch! >> yes! >> what he says we don't see in the video, when it had finally run away it stopped, turned back around, and kind of stared at them for a second. he thinks as if saying thank you, dude. >> of course he's saying thank you. i feel like saying mouflon! no? >> yes! >> motorcycles are swift, quick, easy to get

. >> dang, man. >> the damage. >> wow. >> that is going to cost some monday. >> i what should dow? dang, i thought i could get away on throw tires. >> like he's going somewhere. >> well, i think i'm okay. oh, there is a helicopter, all right, a helicopter there, i'll give up. like he wouldn't have given one all every those guns drawn? >> he's lucky he walk out of the car. >> thanks for walking us through that. >> evidently that might have been a stolen vehicle too but who cares. all right, stay in california for this, lauren? bitter dispute over investment might have led to up murder suicide at north california winery. winery owner chased an investor through vineyard before shooting him in the head. the owner led police on chase another chase police lost site of him and the owner later found dead in his suv. court records show the winery owner created at least five different napa valley companies. some of the investors accuse him of taking money out of one company and then putting into another one. >> the whole enterprize went bad. kind of ponsy game, it is illegal, you take money

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. >> when dude came out the room i started laughing like dang he didn't even have his -- a whole 10, out the cell [ expletive ]. i thought it was funny. >> it came as a surprise to lackey. >> am i being punked? it's got to be a joke. i say check my hands. no cuts or bruises. y'all just going to do some type of the evidence or are you all just taking me to the hole just because somebody said i did something. i'm here chilling. you all bothering me. >> lackey was returned to the jail's disciplinary unit pending a hearing that could send him back to segregation. but now he could face far more serious consequences. unlike the victims in his prior jailhouse assaults, josh cox has decided to press criminal charges against him. >> it would be different if i seen it coming if i had it coming to me. i'm not a man to want to sit there and press charges to people. we don't do that. that's why we're in here because of [ expletive ] like that. but that's [ expletive ] what he done to me. flat out. hell yeah i want to press charges. never even really talked to the dude. he asked me for a couple of

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facing for example, just north of israel, north of the golan heights, israel isis iranian forces, a dangir to not only israel but jordan. there's a lot on the agenda. >> how would you respond to this point. in netanyahu had done everything obama wanted the palestinians just aren't ready, haven't gotten their act together to make peace between hamas and weak palestinian authority. it seems like a fairly fair -- seems like a fair criticism that at the end of the day palestinians just haven't been able to get yet. >> i saw it up close and personal one year ago almost exactly to the day when president obama and secretary kerry presented president abbas with our ideas for bridging the gaps on final status issues and president abbas simply shut down. he didn't answer him. he said he would get back to him and he never got back to him. no question in my mind palestinians have failed to take advantage of the real efforts by secretary kerry and president obama to make the minimum requirements for an independent palestinian state living alongside a security jewish state of israel. but that said pri

dang they're good. >> they really are. >> we're luck. >> i this early in the morning. okay. well, i think everyone, you know, we have -- few scenes. one of the iconic ones the lake scene. >> yes. >> then obviously the end of time of my life. when they actually execute the lift and johnny comes back in to have his last dance of the summer with baby. >> hey, jeff kline in the control room, do you have time of my life cued up? yes, they do. of course, well, kill the mike's when i say so-so they can hear. so, give us a couple of moves that they do. >> because i am really nervous about this. >> a lot of close together, but one of the things if you want to learn. >> yes, i want to learn. >> like johnny comes back in for to come in, you know, nobody puts babe nay corner. >> right. >> and he does his walk down scene, with all of his dancers behind him. they kind of come through the door. >> do you that? >> show us the walk. >> yes. >> come on mike, you got to learn this. >> ♪ ♪ >> you got to go a little slower. >> what's this all about? >> oh, you're getting it. >> ♪ ♪ >> so do you

the alleged ringleader is accused of robbing 15 suspects at gunpoint and dang ring one machine over a balcony. they say the criminal backgrounds make them unreliable. all six pleaded not guilty. >>> a peeping tom caught in the act. they caught the suspect accused of spying on women at target. we first brought you the story after a woman report add man watching her in a dressing room at a store on old york road. the woman told us investigators told her the man went back to the store on saturday and did the same thing to another woman. target employees called 911 and police caught him in the act. >>> from our delaware bureau, tomorrow a panel is expected to release its findings in an investigation into the crime in wilmington. special consultants have been gathering and analyzing data for the past two months. once released panel will make recommendations for wilmington police department. a recent "newsweek" article called minimumton murder town usa. >>> fbi investigating cyber attacks at rutgers university. the attacks apparently originated from china and ukraine and caused interruption

. >> wow dang, that's impressive. >> pushups are hard alone for some of us.an. no problem. >>> coming up in just couple of minutes we'll bring you more local news weather and traffic together over on our sister station the "cw philly". >> ♪ ♪ >> now you can find us on the "cw philly" on these channels or on verizon channel 16, hd516 or on rcn channel 17 or hd1017. >> and reminder to join us bright and early every weekday morning. we kick things off 4:30. switch over to the cw philly. more great irish music and irish dancers. and that w it is tuesday, march 17 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." passengers on a united airlines flight tackle a man rushing the cockpit. we are live from dulles international airport. >>> a star rookie says he is quitting the nfl after one season. does football have a concussion crisis? >>> james bond is the latest casualty of the sony hacking scandal. new revelations. >>> today's eye opener your world in 90 seconds.

. >> dang. >> sixteen? >> what a story.e's a national story. >> okay, you too bernard. >> ya, i won't. >> they're not ready for my jelly, not ready. >> and it is jelly. >> jam up and jelly tight. hey, that's great. >> so did we just hear, he's sending him to belgium. 3,000 bucks. okay, can you not be serious. we know people so upset about zane leaving one direction but how far are they going these are adult with jobs. what they're >> i love you. kit cat? >> she is ignoring you. >> okay, listen to. >> this people are now starting to take this one direction thing, you know, zane leaving one direction pretty seriously. when one company says people are actually request to go lever. they want a day off just so they can mourn. >> they want a day off from their jobs? >> so an employment law human resources say they received over 200 phonecalls from employees just asking for time off. penicil business services said to tell their employees that zanee's departure does not comply with compassionate leave. >> that's when relative or fa

i figure, i've got this much life left, dang, surely i can accomplish something besides hiding from societyight libby and richard will take a radical step, accompanied by ryan and bob. instead of popping prescription pills they'll drink a psychedelic brew. a familiar ceremony. a new shaman. this one born here in the amazon. bob purges as richard and libby succumb to the effects of the hallucinogen. but something about this night feels different. ryan is on cloud nine, dancing, then communing with nature. back in the hut, it appears bob has left in a panic after the shaman blessed him with ceremonial smoke. the ceremony is fairly different from the one the other night. bob, for example, just stormed out and apparently feels overwhelmed by something. ryan just seems like he is having the time of his life and is dancing and just overjoyed. richard is obviously going through something. it's hard to tell what. and libby is just kind of curled in a ball. and it seems like she's in a little bit of pain. so obviously, it's kicking in, and it's manifesting itself in different ways. concerned for bob

i don't think anybody can hear me right now because it's so dang loud! >> it is pretty loud.though. >> reporter: what's he going to do now, looks like he's making another lap. >> another lap here, i think he's lining up with the car and giving us car crush action. >> reporter: i want to take a look at some of the car, truck sales numbers, this really has -- trucks have never been more popular? >> absolutely. truck sales are off the charts. >> there we go. >> whoa! >> that was a good one. >> that's what we do with the old junk cars before we make new ones out of them. >> reporter: what's hot are big cars, suvs, that sort of thing? >> absolutely. the big truck sales, ram sales are off the charts. we're proud of that. hopefully we'd like to be a part of that. >> i was going to say if mark runs the raminator, sponsored by ram trucks, i give you one more pass over the car here, and boy, i think my hearing is shot. whoa! >> they act like big foot the person, because i've been to those. big foot here, he isn't there this time. he's there. >> jeff, i envy you, brother. >> there's the

dang, girl, 25. you're my idol. >> and he's 6'5" and 280 pounds, and he's beautiful.h, my god. this couldn't be a better place to be single in america. we call it man heaven. ♪ >> even though increasing numbers of women have been coming over the last few years, it's still pretty mantastic. this is what most of the restaurants in the region are like. we have more women at this table than there are in this entire restaurant. i'm not complaining, though. neither is amy. she put on lipstick. >> welcome to north dakota. >> cheers. ♪ >> what's it like to be out in a place with so many men? >> it's different. testosterone, everybody puffing their chest. there's a lot of tension. there's a lot of long hours, seven days a week, a lot of times. not a lot of time off. then when you do have time off, you're at a man camp filled with nothing but guys, away from their wives, away from their families. they can't get away from their co-workers. it changes the whole dynamic. >> how do guys release the tension? >> come to the bar and drink. i know for a while i drank way more than i ev

. >> reporter: judge joseph quirk called cleaves dang ore the public's safety sentencing him to the maximum, five years weather all but 18 months suspended. >> this is a reckless individual who values his own pleasure over the lives of other people. >> reporter: cleaves will have to serve a year in the montgomery county jail and then be moved to a halfway house. he will then be on supervised probation for five years. chris gordon, news4. >>> new tonight, putting a stop to easter monday violence. what a local community group's doing tonight to stay ahead of potential problems at the national zoo. >> reporter: i'm julie carey in orange virginia, where the investigation continues into a plane crash here yesterday that killed a student pilot. >>> derailments will cost csx railroad more than $360,000. a virginia state board approved a penalty of that level today as a result of the derailment last year in lynchburg. state environmental officials asked for the fine because in that accident 30,000 gallons of crude oil spilled into the james river. most of it burned off after several of the railcars

then it occurred to me oh dang i think that somebody is me. i did not grow up working on cars.ng a degree in auto technology. >> ever smell p it. >> it sis not worse when you turn on the heat. and how i work that is different from the garage is that people have to meet certain income requirements. >> i was quoted close to 1,400. >> we charge the customer 15 per hour for labor and the market rate was close to $100 per hour. we don't do mark-up on the parts. so it is $300. >> okay. >> i would even give you more. you know. >> a car that works allows them to meet the basic needs of their lives with dignity. >> thank you for your patience. >> thank you. >> they fixed everything. >> it is a lot of weight off my shoulders. >> it is about moving people forward and their lives forward. >>> if you know somebody who deserves recognition, tell us about them and nominate them at cnnheroes.com. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. tonight breaking news on a lot of fronts. first the airmen and isis. what a grand jury says a former u.s. air force mecha

charles dang is an emergency physician who examines curry.e first bullet, lodged in his neck, is only fractions of an inch away from his spinal cord. this one bullet could have paralyzed or killed him in an instant. >> there aren't too many people that get shot that many times and live to tell about it. >> because of strier's poor health and mental state, his trial is delayed for years. >> and i want to make a statement. >> in 2006, he's in court, lying on a hospital gurney because of a back injury from years ago. he complains to the judge that he wants to fire his attorney. >> i want to file an objection. i was on solitary confinement for over two years. i am being beaten up there. i am being tortured up there. >> the judge listens to strier for more than 20 minutes and then cuts him off. >> i've heard enough. the sentencing is on. i've heard enough. >> months later, the judge and strier face off again in the courthouse. >> but i have a right to make these statements. >> okay. deputy, let's take him out. >> the judge orders him out of the co

. >>> also the dangs of doing doughnuts on a frozen river.ne local man's truck sank into the water, taking down a dog with it. now the driver of that truck is back in court and facing new charges. we'll tell you what he's telling the judge. >>> and a beautiful day today. plenty of sunshine out there still, but now i'm tracking rain. get the timing on that. plus i'll tell you how long these mild conditions will last in my first alert seven-day forecast. >>> all new tonight on "nbc10 news" at 5:00 the cost of ownership. what a new study says you need to make to be able to afford a house in philadelphia. as a small business owner you wouldn't deliver just half of what you have to offer to your customers. so why are you settling for half-fast internet? only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploads as fast as downloads so files go out in a snap. don't miss your last chance to get $200 back when you upgrade to fios internet and phone for just $99.99 a month with a 2-year agreement and get $200 back. hurry call now it's your last chance. this of

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some platoon members saw him as a person who put many in dang are. former army sergeant was a squat leader accusing bergdahl of being responsible for the deaths and injuries of soldiers who went looking for him. second lt. darren andrews was one of the soldiers who set out to rescue bergdahl but never made it home. >> i have frustration that potentially he could still be alive if bergdahl had not left his post. we lost somebody we love very much and will never see him again. >> last year, the white house secured his release with a prisoner swap, trading five members from guantanamo, a highly politicized move. >> the release of the taliban held in guantanamo was conditioned on the qataris keeping eyes on them and creating a structure in which we can monitor their activities. we will be keeping eyes on them. i wouldn't be doing it if i thought it was contrary to american national security. >> just last week, senator lindsey graham revealed he received information that one of the taliban five that was swammed had been in touch with members of a militant

they cited the dang -- the dangers a horse would pose. you used to go on a phone but now comments go to twitter. some comments say they are upset because he got suspended for being creative and awesome. others are giving him props for the way he did it. another comment says boys take notes. certainly the days of asking your girl to prom, the bar has risen. but miguel, the suspension remains. mum on "mornings on 2." we'll talk to the -- coming up on "mornings on 2," we'll talk to the students, maybe the admin as well. >> he raised that par way up here. >> reporter: way up there. >> you see miguel, you tell him. all right. thank you. >> i think i got asked on a rotary phone. >> yeah, right. >>> let's check in with sal who i know went to a few proms in his day. >> i did. my prom was at the san francisco hyatt on -- no. the hilton. the hotel on union square there. >> okay. >> i still remember thinking boy, i don't know if i can do that. ask steve. he was nervous, too. he said he was. good morning. let's go out to the bay bridge toll plaza. th

let's remember the underlying bill is a dang good bill -- almost said it -- not quite. is a darn good bill, and we need to pass it and we need to pass it for the security of the american people and for the employees that work at the department of homeland security so those are -- that are considered essential don't have to go to work without way. that's irresponsible. that's us not doing our job. i will fight with anyone and i will stand on their side as long as they can show me a path to potential victory let's get this bill passed. it's a good bill and i would encourage >> this was a very very strong message that sent a message to our enemy, to american people, and workers in homeland security that we are there to keep the american people safe. to remove all doubt that our commitment to the homeland security of the united states we are very proud of the vote that happened today. in that spirit, i want to yield to our ranking member on the homeland security committee, mr. thompson. >> thank you very much, madam leader. i think the question for a lot of us is why did it

there were loud audible alarms warning the toe co-pilot the plane was in dang irbut it appears the warnings were ignored. could technology essentially taking control of the plane prevented this crash? cnn has learned that more than ten years ago airbus and the manufacturer of the crashed plane, airbus as well as the tech company honey well were working together to develop software that would allow planes' computers to essentially take over flight operations when the plane gets too close to land. honeywell explains today as we speak if a plane is coming in for an instrument landing, the pilot does not have to manually land the plane. there are a series of radio signals coming from the ground kind of guiding the plane in which is denoted with that yellow line that you saw there. so essentially the autopilot loek locks on to the signals and is able to land on autopilot. the thinking is if the autopilot can land a plane, perhaps software can take the current system just a step further so that perhaps an aircraft coming too close to land would essentially be able to avoid it. but, you know when

realm it is clear that christians and yazidis, but recently christians in particular are in increased dang danger in this area. they target the christians as a way to shock the world and as an effort to carry out the ultimate goal of purifying the region for islam. is there not a deep religious component to isis's strategy here. they're trying to again using a term they would use, not one that i necessarily enjoy using, but cleanse the region of infidels and nonbelieves and in that realm they've specifically targeted christians for these sorts of atrocities they're committing on an ongoing basis that we saw yesterday again. >> i would say yes to that. the interpretation that they apply to all of those segments of the population that live within the area that they control has permitted them to do the things that they have done to certain elements of the population. to i absolutely agree with you. their interpretation of their responsibility under the so-call caliphate is to take action against certain elements of the population and treat them one way and certain elements of the population a

the long term implications are extremely danging to our economy if we don't reverse that. >> other questions in the back. >> thank you for being here with us today, senator. appreciate it very much. you refused to a clone sharsization for the use of military force. why would not congress declare war on islamic terrorism including but not limited to isis al qaeda, and others and would that not resolve some of the problems that we have trying to put these terrorists on criminal trials in the u.s. or elsewhere. >> if you're involved in hostilities with them, they're enemy combatants lau them to retain them. we should be doing that and that's on the level front. as far as the deterioration of war is concerned we only declare war on nation states. isis is not a state. i refuse to elevate them to that standing. >> they are an armed insurgency/terrorist group that have taken on elements of an army. we can achieve the same goal without elevating them the way they want to be elevated. part of the strategy is the preeminent jihadies group on the planet. that's why they spent so much money on the propa

let's remember the underlying bill is a dang good bill -- almost said it -- not quite. is a darn good bill, and we need to pass it and we need to pass it for the security of the american people and for the employees that work at the department of homeland security so those are -- that are considered essential don't have to go to work without way. that's irresponsible. that's us not doing our job. i will fight with anyone and i will stand on their side as long as they can show me a path to potential victory let's get this bill passed. it's a good bill and i would encourage >> the senate armed services committee on the 2016 defense department budget and then hillary clinton is honored by the emily list organization. later, benjamin netanyahu speaks before congress and that is followed by reaction to the prime minister's remarks from house democrats. the supreme court is set to hear the oral arguments on a case challenging the federal subsidies through the affordable care act. on the next washington journal, jess bravin is here to talk about the case and the potential outc

let's remember the underlying bill is a dang good bill -- almost said it -- not quite. is a darn good bill, and we need to pass it and we need to pass it for the security of the american people and for the employees that work at the department of homeland security so those are -- that are considered essential don't have to go to work without way. that's irresponsible. that's us not doing our job. i will fight with anyone and i will stand on their side as long as they can show me a path to potential victory let's get this bill passed. it's a good bill and i would encourage >> the political landscape has changed with the 114th congress. there are 108 women in congress including the first african-american republican in the house, and the first woman veteran in the senate. keep track of the members of congress using "congressional chronicle," on c-span.org. there is lots of useful information, including voting results and statistics about each session of congress. on c-span, c-span2, c-span radio and c-span.org. starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern today, we will be outside the s

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what do you see the dang sirer is in the community when there is a continuing rift that seems to be gettingneed to be held to a high, higher standard than the people, and we have to have a higher level of accountability. and if we have our lawma+rÑ saying this, what's going to happen on our streets? you know, is it going to turn into chaos? what kind of more's deal decay will we see? i'm taking a stand and asking for accountability. >> you said chambers has been there for decades saying wacky things, the not apologizes suggesting constituents on onboard with this. doesn't it? >> not necessarily. i've been getting great feedback from the state, from people from the omaha area of where he is the legislator there, and i have been getting great support for taking a stand. >> what does the omaha police chief say about this? >> he is denouncing this and she asking for an apology and an apology will be great, and i will accept that an apology as well but an apology is not accountability and he needs to be held accountable for his actions and that's why i am asking him to step down. >> if people mi