. >>> it's been a good day for sergeant david nicholas and the special response team.earching for a lost key to the jail's armory where a battery of weapons is stored. >> miraculously the keys just appeared. they just showed up out of nowhere. found them on a desktop with no one to be seen. out of embarrassment, someone accidentally took the set of keys home. didn't want anybody to find out about it. the next morning, snuck them back. >> do they still keep the bathroom key with the armory key? >> i do believe they have reconfigured their key sets and how they secure them. but give it six months, it will happen again and we'll go to plan "c." that's it. keys found, case closed. >> in a nearby courtroom, cecil kunkel's case is still open, but not for long. he's about to find out whether he will spend the next 15 to 61 years in prison for selling stolen checks to an undercover officer. >> all right. has the jury reached a verdict? >> we have. >> is it your position that you think you're hopelessly deadlocked? you don't think any further deliberations would help you reach

david scott wesland cutter dependable, virginia beach virginia. his commission will be presented by his brother second lieutenant paul wesland, u.s. marine corps. james joseph white. port smith virginia. nicholasamson graduating with high honors. deck watch officer, cutter raymond evans, key west, florida. his commission will be presented by his father u.s. coast guard. dillan thomas wright. deck watch officer cutter m mm mcinaw, michigan. tyler langen wright. deck watch officer port smith, virginia. his commission will be presented by his grandfather colonel, u.s. marine corps retired. eli woo graduating with honors, deck watch officer, alameda, california. joel dawson wyman, deck watch officer, cutter decisive mississippi. cutter maple, citka, alaska. britney nicole zimmerman graduating with honors, deck watch officer, cutter melon, seattle, washington. her commission will be presented by her brother captain devin zimmerman, u.s. army. spencer max well graduating with honors, deck watch officer, cutter morganthaw, honolulu, hawaii. ladies and gentlemen, the graduates of 2015. [ cheers and applause ] president of the coast guard academy class of 2015 will join us at the podium for a special p

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david gonzalez lives next door and knew arshad who was killed along with nicholas shadas. >> i searched it on my phone, i couldn't believe it. >> reporter: this car crash involved add wrong way driver. >> the flames were just too bad. >> reporter: three fatalities last night and about a dozen deaths are the result of wrong way drivers. including four in yolo county. among those killed a wrong way driver. and i'm sad. i'm frustrated, i'm angry. >> we can put a device there that notified law enforcement. >> reporter: it could cost thousands figuring that there's thousands of ramps. those involving wrong way drivers on the highway, those accidents often have a 12 time rate of those accidents involved in fatalities. >> another major earthquake has hit nepal the second in weeks and it's adding to the uncertainty. today's quake measured 7.8 near kathmandu. several landslides have been reported because of today's earthquake. humanitarian workers from the united nations tell us they've been hard pressed to get help to those in need and this quake is making things even worse. here are the latest

david thank you. >>> people in north philadelphia had some unexpected traffic delays this morning after a sinkhole opened up overnight. this is the 900 block of nicholas street crews discovered the 2 by 2 gap in the road while responding to a water main break. >>> we are working to get more information about a house fire that sent one person to the hospital, the action cam was on the scene along the 1400 block in the city's logan section, the blaze started on the first floor this morning and one person when to the hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation. >> music fans were disappointed to learn that aerosmith front man steven tyler will not be performing at a farm in new jersey. nj.com reported that several websites were promoting that the star was performing at the windsor farm and market but the owner says that is just not true, police sent an email on wednesday say that tyler wasn't coming. >>> see what the deputy was forced to do when the man wouldn't cooperate and a student complained about his teacher for months and nobody believed him until he recorded her outburst. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn

david cameron said we will give you these conclusions. nicholas says we want more than that.? from scotland's i.p.o., the worst thing that can happen is another referendum. guy: if all of that is true, yes, all of that is to be argued about but the fact that we're arguing about that and not about a referendum may put scottish industry into a more stable -- >> yes, yes, except we are arguing with a referendum. the discussion taking place inevitably is going to have we either get more on the revolution and have full fiscal independence or else. i really hope it doesn't play that way. i think it would be very easy for the u.k. government to say you had a referendum last year. we don't think there is -- in 10 years. snp have some good ministers and good people that can do a good job in scotland and focus on scotland's economy and the u.k. economy. guy: how much to you hear relating back into that. you mentioned shell. the oil price is going to rise. that is a part of the political debate. >> if you look at a number of issues, the economic debate as it took place over independence

apparent that the leader of the scottish national party, nicholas sturgeon, was shaping up as ed miliband's kingmaker. >> if we work together, we can lock davidf downing street. >> i have fundamental disagreements with you. i'm not going to have a coalition for -- >> we have a chance to keep david cameron out of downing street. don't turn your back on it. people will never forgive you. >> the debates delivering some of the campaign's greatest and most controversial moments. >> you can come into britain from anywhere in the world and get diagnosed with hiv, get the retroviral drugs. >> i think you should be ashamed of yourself. >> well, i'm sorry, but we have to put our own people first. >> i'm tough enough. >> amid the shoutdowns -- >> there's been balance on the books on the backs of the poor. >> that was done in a balanced way. >> the folk is on balance. we have a -- >> what's going on here? >> the slip ups. and the sit-downs. the leaders have made their key points abundantly clear. >> but i want to get rid of the toys. >> the very last thing that the country now needs is a lurch to the left or the right. i say it's when working people seed

nicholas sturgeon of the scottish national party, snp, cast her vote in the uk general election over in glasgow, scotland. we have seen candidates except for daviden we get that in we will show you. rosemary. >> we will certainly do that. i want to turn to this, the skills of an up and coming martial artist earning him comparisons to bruce lee. here is the kicker, he is only 5 years old. >> hold on to your nunchuks, who wouldn't be surprised a 5-year-old who can mimic bruce lee almost to a tee. watch the late great lee on the tv behind the kid. luce amie has the scene from the movie down cold. its this 5-year-old boy the reincarnation of bruce lee the we shall call him mini-lee. the thing about nunchuks is if you don't know what you are doing you can do more damage to yourself than to your opponent. so does this little guy with millions of youtube views know what he is doing? what would you give him as a letter grade? >> he gets an a plus not only for his skill but his acting. >> reporter: and bonus points for the matching yellow jumpsuit. when he made his first tv appearance on a south korean show. he explained to the host that he want to be br

david cameron, and, labor, ed milliband, polling much loeser than historically. basically means they will need to create a coalition government with parties historically on the fringe or the outskirts. scottish national party, headed by nicholas sturgeon, the u.k. independence party, nigel forage, and part of the outgoing government, headed by nick kleg. a lot of thor use that filled airwaves and rhetoric the past few weeks have been driven by some of those parties. what are thoser use? how might it affect the outcome of the election? let's bring in cnn contributor robert oakley, cnn, long time cnn viewers, will recognize him. nice new have you here. good morning to you. >> good morning, errol. >> with all the shackkeup, is a one excited about election, doesn't seem much driving it other than outside party. >> for an election which has so many possible outcomes it has been an extraordinary thing, the parties are defensive. stuck to what spin doctors told them. nobody made any great mistakes. no gaffes. but very little passion either. and really it's not an election in which you feel that the politicians have got to grips with the electorate. they have been screened from them in many ways. people are not feeling as engaged as

david cameron, tony blair, all of us thought there's to way they'll get close to winning the referendum. they almost did. 45% and then even after that i don't think anyone in the world dreamed nicholas time thought we were going to get 50 plus seats. it's much more complicated than that. there's big changes going on politically in the u.k. and i just think we've got to be -- i think we should take our time. we took a long time not to have a debate the last time. i think we should maybe this time take a fairly long time to have that debate. >> on another note he's be taking a lot for saying i'll eat my hat. i was watching you at one minute past 10 last night. you said if those are right, i'll eat my kilt. are you going to eat a kilt. >> i'll give it a little kiss. >> careful. >> what i actually said -- i don't think it would be very tastey. what i said is if the exit poll is right and the s&p get 58 seats i'll eat my kilt. they got 56. >> who's the next labour leader? >> i don't know and what's more i think it is not -- this is not going to rectify just by changing the captain. there has to be a fundamental debate about who we are, what we stand for, where we're going to go. >> thank

nicholas burns. good to have you on board this morning, sir. so how would you define a snub and was the white house snubbed at camp david?k you have to call it a snub. >> really? >> i do. because i think the white house had established this as a major summit. it was the rely bracecelebration of 70 years of u.s./saudi relations, but more important, it was a gathering to try to contain iran and especially king salman not coming when they were supposed to come as late as last friday it's a defeat for the white house and its foreign policy. i think you can't see it any other way. >> and they are sending some of their very top and those who are going to ascend representatives. does that not have any merit? >> it does. crown prince and deputy crown prince are significant figures. they're the people who really run sadudi arabia on a day to day basis. but a lot of this was about symbolism, it was about the heads of government. the new king of saudi arabia who had not been to the united states to be in washington for the dinner and then to camp david for the summit meeting. i think they're not coming for two reasons. one is there