so they said david thompson, well-known great explore to come out. thompson got down to columbia and putting flagpoles of saying, you know, i will build a post here and here as you went down to columbia. what is now the tri-cities he put his notice that he was going to build a post. the guts of a mountain. what did he get to? a story was already there. he missed it by three months. otherwise -- you're saying, he could have done their first. and to over there. >> thank you. >> in the writing of history the story has been dealt with. a book comes out about every 20 years. and david lavender wrote, you know, the early writers. how do you see your writing as being something that adds to the complexion or the depth or the brunt of the story? >> what i have done is, you know, the books that have come out previously have not really focused on these expeditions the way -- with the depth that i have. and that is really what i have focused on. i am an adventure writer. i focused on the exploration and the venture of it, and i really tried to get into the minds

so they said david thompson, well-known great explore to come out. thompson got down to columbia and putting flagpoles of saying, you know, i will build a post here and here as you went down to columbia. what is now the tri-cities he put his notice that he was going to build a post. the guts of a mountain. what did he get to? a story was already there. he missed it by three months. otherwise -- you're saying, he could have done their first. and to over there. >> thank you. >> in the writing of history the story has been dealt with. a book comes out about every 20 years. and david lavender wrote, you know, the early writers. how do you see your writing as being something that adds to the complexion or the depth or the brunt of the story? >> what i have done is, you know, the books that have come out previously have not really focused on these expeditions the way -- with the depth that i have. and that is really what i have focused on. i am an adventure writer. i focused on the exploration and the venture of it, and i really tried to get into the minds

around david lee. 16 points, 19 minutes. clay thompson led the warriors. steph, nothing but net. warriors up three. late, chris paul would tie it. three crucial free-throws, three-point game. draymond green missed, collison grabs it but is out of bounds. warriors win. game two set for monday. >> still too early to say we have the upper hand. obviously we have home court back, but it's still area and we still have to come out and play well to back this win up. >> luckily this isn't football, you know what i mean? not any given saturday or sunday or something like that. got to do it four times. so, we just move on. >>> raptors and d sun take a dig at the nets. williams led brooklyn with 24. paterson rejects paul piece. vazquez leads the break, knocks down three. toronto up one. pierce caught fire. nine of his 15 in the fourth. shake and bake. knocks down the j. nets steal game one on the road, 94-87. >>> two o.cocoliseumy the a's have owned the astros. astros hat two-run lead in the ninth but a three-run rally, capped bay josh reddick walkoff, changed all that. beautiful day the co

around david lee. 16 points, 19 minutes. clay thompson led the warriors. steph, nothing but net. warriors up three. late, chris paul would tie it. three crucial free-throws, three-point game. draymond green missed, collison grabs it but is out of bounds. warriors win. me two set for monday. >> still too early to say we have the upper hand. obviously we have home court back, but it's still area and we still have to come out and play well to back this win up. >> luckily this isn't football, you know what i mean? not any given saturday or sunday or something like that. got to do it four times. so, we just move on. >>> raptors and d sun take a dig at the nets. williams led brooklyn with 24. paterson rejects paul piece. vazquez leads the break, knocks down three. toronto up one. pierce caught fire. nine of his 15 in the fourth. shake and bake. knocks down the j. nets steal game one on the road, 94-87. >>> two o.cocoliseumy the a's have owned the astros. astros hat two-run lead in the ninth but a three-run rally, capped bay josh reddick walkoff, changed all that. beautiful day the coli

around david lee. 16 points in 19 minutes. klay thompson led the warriors with 22. steph finds him wide open. three ball. warriors up three. late fourth, chris paul ties it at 102 with a three. under two to go, harrison barnes seals the deal with a three in transition and the warriors hang on to win, 109-105. game two on monday. >> we're not going to quit. we're going to battle. when you look at the fact we had 21 turnovers and gave up 16 offensive rebounds we just had a tremendous will. >> a's and astros at the coliseum. and they gave him reason to dance. 3-1, astros. deep to right. brings the a's to within one. runners on first and second. callaspo ties it up at three. and runners on the corner, reddick into the gap and the a's win on josh's fourth career walkoff. the a's win it 4-3. >> from going to a guy who thinks how am i going to touch this baseball to thinking how am i going to get out. it's great to have confidence in the box. and keep telling myself this guy's not going to get me out. it feels great to have confidence in there. >> giants and padres in san

it was clay thompson leading the way for golden state. david lee adding 20. stef curry with 14.s paul and griffin were in trouble before the game. tomorrow's tip-off is at 7:30 in los angeles. >>> turning to baseball, continue to move along. the a's have the american league's best record at 12-5. oakland coming back from a 2- run deficit in the bottom of the 9th to hand houston its 6th straight loss. there you see, jett lowry to start the rally and josh redick would add rbi singles to send the a's to the tepth victory in the last 12 games. the a's will go to finish the 3 game series this afternoon against houston. 1st pitch is 105. >>> things aren't so smooth for the giants right now. they lost their 3rd in a row. one giant's highlight. the long fly ball home run to deep center field, to give the giants one run. they lost 3-1 at petco park yesterday. the giants bask for the most part are still asleep, scoring three runs in the last 28 innings. padres, meantime, won 7 of 10. giants take on san diego at petco park. first pitch at 110. >>> much more ahead on kron4 weekend. we can s

. >> and the real david ortiz said shout out to keenan thompson for that skit on "snl" and i know mych would approve. >> and the mayor of apopka was voted out of office for the first the time since 1949. he had been a soldier of jep ral patton's in 1942. he said he was too old to cry when he lost. he campaigned against land who said they needed a younger voice. and he would not rule out running again. we like that. >>> and news nation with tamron hall is coming up next. i'm chris jansing, and we will see you tomorrow. hey kevin...still eating chalk for hearburn? yea. try alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heart burn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. alka-seltzer fruit chews. enjoy the relief! >>> good morning, everyone. i'm tamron hall and this is "newsnation" and a profile is emerging of a young man suspected of killing three people, including a young boy at a jewish center in kansas city yesterday in what is described as a hate crime. law enforcement sources say that frazier glenn cross is a hateful leader and a long history of run-ins

3rd quarter/ 85-83 t'wolves draymond green ally-oop to david lee 85-85 tie 4th quarter/ 117-113 warriors curry one of his 15 assists to klay thompson for the dunk 119- 113 warriors 4th quarter/ 123-116 warriors curry dagger 3-pointer final: 130-120 warriors they get 6th playoff seed will almost surely play clippers in playoffs finish regular season 50-21 the miami heat decided to rest washington. allowing the indiana pacers to take the number-one conference. no surprise at the wnba draft. man bottom 3rd/ 1-0 angels' chavez 2-0 angels top 4th/ 2-0 angels yoenis cespedes solo home run off hector santiago 2-1 angels santiago really good through 7 innings though didn't gave up another run bottom 4th/ 2-1 angels chavez settled down too strikes out mike trout swinging top 9th/ 2-1 angels pinch-hitter john jaso 2-run home run off ernesto frieri 3-2 a's final: 3-2 a's as reported earlier in this newscast. aldon smith yet to be charged after his arrest yesterday in los angeles. meanwhile. things look like they're clearing up for colin kaepernick. that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 d

saturday night live" resurrected the infamous selfie with david ortiz and president obama to get some laughs. and a thumbs up to "snl's" keenan thompson. a little bit of bib papi, a little bit of al pacino scar face, say hello to my little friend, you decide. >>> speaking of movie lines, which one of harrison ford's movie lines is asked to repeat the most. and who ruled the weekend? details next. >>> welcome back on this monday morning. preparing to get out the door, the weather looks pretty nice. i don't think anybody needs the umbrella today throughout the west or the inner mountain west. a little cool light jacket will do in many areas. the afternoon hours, you'll carry it home, for medford, southward, bakersfield, san francisco, all the way down to san jose, l.a. looking really warm, warmer than yesterday, around 84 degrees. tomorrow when we begin the on shore flow to the northwest. looks like it will be with us for much of the upcoming week. we have showers in the forekaca, late afternoon tomorrow. not going to be a lot of rain, but as i mentioned, kind of more cloudy, today is definitely the best day to get your sun and get outs

thompson, just go ahead, throw it down. 15 points before fouling out. the defending griffenwell. david lee. and curry returns to lead with that. the fast break. as it would be a jackel and hide. curry coming up with it -- jekyll and hyde, curie coming up with it. and curry, again. and mama loves it. 33 points for curry. golden state ran him out of the building, 117-98 to even the series at 2 games a piece. >>> any time we can get stuff going like that, but we don't get them going they get themselves going. any time we can get them open, sometimes you don't have to get them open to get going but it can be useful. >> we have dedicated fans that show up every night. to allow one comment or a lot of comments takeaway from that experience and that part of, you know, this time of the year, it is -- it is not worth it. >> just like when a player plays with an injury. they don't care you are injured they are going to come out and attack you. if we were injured physically or mentally the other team doesn't care and they shouldn't care because it is a competition. and, we didn't handle the compe

david letterman ree letterman's retirement. joining us, nancy, contributor to cbs "sunday morning". comedy writer and performer julie clausener. maybe a friend some day. professor thompsonre at syracuse university. nancy, who's going to replace david letterman? >> one of the things that's been annoying him. first, how much i love him and how bummed i am. it's a mission to get on his show before he leaves. having said that, when they talk about the replacements, i'm annoyed how casually they mention another list of white men. ari, you're a white man. i don't want you to be insulted. what's with that? >> what's up with that? >> the country looks different. >> julie, let me ask you what's up with that. >> it's just taking a cue from history and current events. that's sort of what's going on right now. why wouldn't they speculate that another white straight guy would host a late night talk show? that's frpretty much what the landscape is, with the exception of chelsey handler. >> we're going to do a whole segment on that. >> i wish you would. >> robert, let me bring you in. on the letterman front of his legacy, we played some clips earlier. he was not conventional. he was e

thompsons. >>> and we thank you for watching. we're always here at abcnews.com. and don't forget, "20/20" tonight. and davidd. i'll be back on monday. have a great weekend and a great night. >>> tonight an unusual encampment >> we have live dom mer 7 on yien loont. and a next one moving in. >> chaos in the courtroom a juror's change of heart delays a decision on a county supervisor. >> and san francisco zoo workers sound the alarm. and an alert system that doesn't seem to work. >> fields of green tonight from a rain storm that turned out to be pore than just april showers good evening, everyone. >> we should be clear of the first wave of the storm but there is more on the way this weekend >> yes. today's rain made a mess of the commute this, video shot on interstate 280 and the storm left a healthy new layer of snow on the sierra. travel restricks have been lifted chains are still required on highway 50. turning to doppler 7 hd. spencer? >> interesting weather in the bay area and beyond. now, we're looking at live doppler 7 hd. showing showers tapering off. heavier activity moved well east. north bay, we're

david bogut still out. which means they needed contributions from the bench. dallas up three with a minute to play. clay thompson hits three of his 27 points. they go to overtime. tied at 108. in ot now with the warriors lead by one. the shot clock is running out on the mavericks but jose calderon lets one fly to beat the buzzer. curry works for his shot and nails it with .1 of a second left. the warriors get this one 122- 120. they continue to hold the number six spot in the west. portland at two in front of both memphis and phoenix. >>> the stafford women tonight trying to make it to the final four for the sixth time in seven years. jim harbaugh in the house at naples to see the the game. and it's now off to nashville for the final four and a match up on sunday with defending national champion connecticut. >> still to come on this tuesday night sports cast. the giants gets four runs in arizon >>> last night the a's were unable to make their opener. they will play it tomorrow as part of a double header. >>> and 4-0 game before the diamondbacks even come to the plate. but arizona chipped away at that lead, first

david bogut still out. which means they needed contributions from the bench. dallas up three with a minute to play. clay thompson hits three of his 27 points. they go to overtime. tied at 108. in ot now with the warriors lead by one. the shot clock is running out on the mavericks but jose calderon lets one fly to beat the buzzer. curry works for his shot and nails it with .1 of a second left. the warriors get this one 122- 120. they continue to hold the number six spot in the west. portland at two in front of both memphis and phoenix. >>> the stafford women tonight trying to make it to the final four for the sixth time in seven years. jim harbaugh in the house at naples to see the the game. and it's now off to nashville for the final four and a match up on sunday with defending national champion connecticut. >> still to come on this tuesday night sports cast. the giants gets four runs in arizona before the diamondbacks even come to the plate. when we come back we'll show you if that meant a second straight win. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks

david lee can't handle him. too much griffin. golden state didn't hit a 3 until 1 0sings remaining in the first half. thompson knocked one down.alf. third quarter more from griffin on the eyes las vegas. pwavrjt it's open. 25 for blake. griffin 10 straight points during 1 junction your of the game. jordon cleaning up. l.a. pulling away jj reddick for 3. the 7 points and clippers up 75-64 heading to tourth quarter. we have game 4 of the warrior clipper series sunday afternoon at 12:30 here on abc 7. that's me. the i look happy there. hall of famer thurman join me with all the highlights and post game interview on toyota after the game. we see if the warriors loose tonight down 2-1 and now we try to get the equalize intergame 4. how about game 3 thunder and grizzly. down sfaechbility 8 minutes left in the gain. down 4. russell west brook 3 and the foul and we are tied at 85. go to over time. kevin durrant had 30. gets stripped. conley the other wait a minute he had twichlt memphis take as 2-1 series lead 98-95 in o t. a lot of frowning for larry bird and the pacers against the hawks. jeff is killing them in the series. 22 points

thompson led the doves with 21 points. the stephen curry wasn't on his game last night. he had only 17 points including four three- pointers and eight turnovers. david and andre iguodala scored 80 points apiece clippers' lead series 3-2. playoff game 6 is thursday night in oakland. no one happening today east bay mud officials will announce a the first ever water supply from the sacramento river as it enters the san paolo reservoir the move was done to help combat drought conditions throughout the state. today's event includes tasting of the new water on the manzanita drive bridge and in orinda at 10 this morning. coming up on the kron4 morning news the latest on the cleanup and assault with states hit by severe weather tornadoes and flooding and scary moments before a couple after they hear a man's voice coming from their baby monitor as their child is asleep. happened at the company picnic. oww, that's hot. that is hot! wow daddy like. owww, that is smoking hot! ahhh, hmmm, awww! hi georgia. hey georgia. man this is hot! try jack's hottest sandwich yet. his new blazin' chicken sandwich has spicy crispy chicken, ghost pepper ranch sauce, and sliced

david lee. kings shot only 18% in the first half. steph curry, nice pass. harrison barns with authority! kings were down 32 at the half. come on! show up! klay thompsonst warming up! post rising travis outlaw with the left hand to the face and the dunk with the right. 12 for mo. warriors 102, kings just watching, 69. suns fight fourth eighth spot in the west facing portland. look at joe green, the backboard pass. throws it to himself. like right out of the schoolyard. joe green had 32 as the suns were victorious. 109-93. decide for eighth in memphis. second round of the his major on the >> and mike shumann will have all of your weekend highlights today at five, six, nine and eleven. have great weekend, everybody! i'm larry beil. >>> neck, growing in popularity and it's not just play by harry potter. the bay area teen gearing up for this weekend's world artificial ingredients to make their yogurt sweeter. ♪ we think mother nature is sweet enough. ♪ introducing chobani simply 100. ♪ everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny. cause only he brings delicious cadbury crÈme eggs, while others may keep trying. nobunny knows easter better than cadbury! >> here a

david lee. but andre iguodala showed up. kings shot only 18% in the first half. steph curry, nice pass. harrison barnes. kings were down 32 at the half. come on. show up. clay thompsoned the way. travis outlaw with the left hand to the face and the dunk with the right. warriors, 102, kings, just watching, 69. >>> suns fighting for the eight spot in the west, facing portland. green, the backboard pass. throws it to himself. it's like right out of the schoolyard. green had 32 as the suns were victorious. 109-93. tied for eighth with memphis. >>> second round of the first marriage on the lpga tour. michelle wie, 71. only one back of co-leader lexie thompson. 8 under 74. the co-leader at 7 under par. mike shumann will have all your weekend highlights today at 5:00, 6:00, 9:00 and 11:00 p.m. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >>> next, growing in popularity and it's not just play by harry potter. the bay area team gearing up for this year's tournament. >>> here are the winning numbering from last night's mega millions draw. 1, 15, 10, 54, one ticket purchased in los angeles did match all six numbers for the top prize. but a ticket bought in union city at is

thompson led with 22 points as they took down the clippers 109-105. warriors down early in this one but they kept the composure and battled all game. david22, 13. he had 14 points and 7 assists. >> down the stretch made some big plays, responded at the first quarter run they had. said we're not going to quit. we're going to keep fighting and it was a big way to start the series. >> jamal crawford sank the half court shot, but not enough to get the win. blake griffin not happy about the loss. he apologized for doing that. he was upset about fouling out of the game. game two set for tomorrow night in los angeles. game three at oracle on thursday night. >> >> the sharks are looking for another win as they head into game two of the playoffs against the los angeles kings. the sharks went on the attack early in game one of the western conference series on thursday. they won 6-3. after tonight, the sharks will head to los angeles for game three on tuesday. tonight's game starts at 7:00. >>> protecting your personal information. the new technology banks and retailers are using to keep it safe. >> it is still sad but now we look more towards hope

splash brothers klay thompson led the doves with 21 points but stephen curry wasn't on his game last night. he only had 70 points including four three- pointers and eight turnovers out. daviduodala scored 80 points apiece. clippers' lead series 3-2. f-14 the big story is how hot it's going to be. a live look for mount tam it is clear out there in temperatures already on the wild side. we are seen 62 degrees in the city. 7 the daily city seems a bit warm. doesn't it. today is going to be the trick the coast of the peninsula is going to see temperatures on the upper 70's low 80s. it's going to be gorgeous out there. nor are ready software warms to start. as an indication of how long it's going to get. it's one to feel warmer certainly very high pressure which means we have stable air. air that's compressing data and that's on to warm-up are temperatures. eventually it's going to take today and thursday before that happens by freddie will finally get more of an ocean breeze it will really see temperatures drop off a week if between now and then this is the picture are going to see for this satellite red carpet. 9:00 this morning were looking at that what already. fifties and.

david very much. i like his wife too. >> with all of that dow up almost 15. mary thompson with us on the floor today.arl, kind of a lack luster open given all the news and not only on the earnings fronts but m and a space. the dow and s&p and nasdaq all positive. the nasdaq the winner on percentage basis up about 16 points right now. a little weakness in the energy space as well as reits and banks today. other than that, kind of broad very modest gains today. the s&p, of course, on track now with the 2-point gain plus for its sixth straight session and very close, about 1% from its all-time high. quick check of the dow movers. several reported earnings including mcdonald's, disappointing. you can see its stock down slightly. travelers coming in with very strong results. but its stock pulling back as well. citi cautious on the outlook for travelers saying they're not sure if they can sustain these results they reported in the first quarter. united technologies raising the low end of its guidance for the year. the company helped in the quarter by restructuring or hurt i should say by restructuring cost

thompson and john louis are. they clear the pathway to blasio ok thank you david laska thank you. coming up in march the international court of justice ruled the japan southern ocean whaling program breaks international law could this really finally bring an end to what remains of the brutality of that we only knew this read more on that with captain paul watson and will wars right up the birth. of the for the police believe it was a relief very hard to make out or to get people to long here there's a lot that you ever had sex with that hurt their feelings. when you want. to. sleep with. one of the beauty of the people. this was in the washington well as a list of the entries being suggested in the list of numbers of the. candidates for the office even more in addition to that actually back to and doesn't do too much for ad revenue my own tech agriculture giant teeth on a seventy six year old american farmer in eastern india fallout do you think this is going to create for the cia do you think this is what's triggering a race america's the largest economy in the world it's also th

thompson has the details. >> some familiar names at the top of the list, legendary names in the world of media and technolo technology. we'll start with number five. that would be emerson electric's davidr. he was paid $25.3 million and perks up 264%. this followed a year of record revenue. honeywell's david cote earning a hair more, $25.4 million up 56% after his company racked up a 47% total shareholder return in 2013. a perennial on the highest paid list, rupemurdoch. his salary of $1.8 million is the largest among the top 100. disney's bob eger checking in at number two. $34.3 million fell 7% even as the media giant's total return rose 29%. and topping the list as he's done in the past, oracle's ceo and founder larry ellis son. his $77 million option award made up most of the $78 million in total pay he took home last year. the software giant ignoring shareholders who say no raise in pay for two years. the average pay among the 100 coming in unchanged at $14.6 million. the rise in medium to be paid to be expected given the 30% rise in the stock market last year, keep in mind about 56% of their pay is tied to the performance of their stock. one notable name on the list is larry page

david to be involved in day-to-day operational issue like a traffic study. >> i want to bring in lisa brenn brennan, who broke the story about patrick o'reilly. and brian thompson, the name patrick o'reilly, tell us who he is, what his role is, and your understanding is of why he would have attracted attention from the manhattan district attorney? >> first of all, the manhattan district attorney probably has a source for this specific information about patrick o'reilly and the way he communicated with david samson, so they have a good source. and he is a young guy. he's probably now in his mid 30s. he got his start in new jersey politics back under jim mcgreevey. and he was brought in to, i think, serve as an assistant to mcgreevey's chief of staff, jamie fox. jamie moved to new jersey transit and commissioner of transportation, and patrick o'reilly went with him. and he got a very high-powered job at new jersey transit. he stayed in that role while at seton law school. he became a lawyer. after that he went to work at wolf and samson. you mentioned new jersey transit. new jersey transit plays a role in -- there's a new jersey trans trans transit -- a deal new

thompson and johnny weir and. they cleared the path for de blasio ok thank you david alaska thank you. coming up in march the international court of justice ruled the japan southern ocean whaling program breaks international law could this really finally bring an end to what remains of the brutality of that we only knew history more on that with captain paul watson will wars right up to the birth. of the new book the mormon a lot of these policies. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. you know the most of the rest of the news late last month the international court of justice at the hague c.j. and conservationists and anyone who cares about our oceans a stunning victory court ruled twelve for the japan's controversy a whaling program in the southern ocean did not meet the standard of scientific research as required under international law the i.c.j. then ordered japan to revoke its whaling permits and stop handing out new ones although all commercial whaling is banned under international law a handful of countries including japan denmark norway and iceland continue

mary thompson joins us at post nine and going to bring on a special guest. >> a special guest indeed, davidwith you this morning. we have the pleasure i guess of being joined by general electric ceo and chairman jeff immelt who joins us from paris to talk about this deal $13.5 billion for alstom's power assets. thanks for joining us. i know you've had a busy day already. >> hey, mary, how are you? >> i'm well. >> great. >> tell us what this means for ge? >> look, mary, i think it's an acquisition that's very consistent with our execution skills, our ability to drive synergies. it's in a market we understand. i think it's got relatively low execution risk for investors. it's going to increase our earnings growth rate and it's going to increase the industrial mix up to 75% of our earnings by 2016. i think it really accomplishes most of what we've laid out as strategic opportunities for the company going forward. >> what's plan b if it's not approved? >> look, mary, we -- the underlying growth of the company has been fantastic. we're quite confident in the strength of our industrial businesses

thompson is back with details. >> familiar names at the top of the list, legendary names. we will start with number five, that would be emmerson electric's davidlion as well as perks of 264%. this followed record revenue for the company. honeywell's david cote earning a hair more. his total package of $25.4 million up 56% after his company racked up a 47% total shareholder return in 2013. >>> a perennial on the highest paid list, rupert murdock earned $26 million along with the highest ceo, the salary is $8.1 million. disney's bob eiger checking in at number two, $33 million fell 7% as the media giant total return was 29% and oracle ceo and fonder larry ellison his $77 million option reward made up most of the pay he took home last year. the software giant voted no executive pay two years in a row. take a look at this, median pay rose 9% to 13.9 million. the average family coming in unchanged. the rise in median pay to be expected given a:30% rise in the stockmarket last year. keep in mind about 56% of their pay is tied to the performance of their stocks. one notable name on the list, larry page, co-kounder of google. his salary a dollar a yea

built canoes the next year, paddled down the columbia, you know, just another day in the life of david thompson. but he got there and was three months -- by the time he got there they have been three months. and then he went back upstream. he actually i know within. these guys, even though they might be rivals in enemies there was this cordial but jen ominous. he was welcomed with all the, you know, dinners and per geology. stayed away, and then they all turned around and went back a stream. >> so he was one of the most wealthy men in the country. you mentioned the of a blank check for the ships. why did he not give his a story in party? >> he did. he had essentially in what amounted to a blank check, like a blank check book. one of the things i write about is the irony. in the bottom of hells canyon in the winter starving. it brings to mind, you know, what money can do in certain circumstances or not do. haunted have a blank check. this was, you know, another segment of this whole story. when he eventually got to a story he went off, the second supply ship finally arrived, a ship called the be

david catania. >>> and there will be a new council member in ward 6 replacing tommy wells. the candidates facing off are charles allen and darrell thompson. jim graham is facing a challenge from communications consultant brianne nado. graham represented world war i for 15 years. >>> find out more from every candidate by going to nbcwashington.com to search for results. you can be the first to know when that jorge torrez killed amanda snell in 2009. torrez already is serving a life sentence for a series of rapes and abductions in 2010. he's also linked by dna to two high-profile murder cases in he has not gone on trial for those climbs. >>> 6:06. investigators are looking into a house fire that killed a child in safford county along. both levels had smoke coming out of t two houses. the fire also caused the house to partially collapse. we are learning to find the identity of the person. >>. >>> and there's a defect linked to dozens of deaths in these vehies on the road. >>> and the changes that could standout for the new iphone and when it will be released. >>> plus, we are watching a chance for showers today. tom kieran will know what to