we are live in lorton, virginia, derrick ward, news4. back to you. >> all right, derrick. thanks so much for bringing us up to speed on that. >>> and police want you to keep an eye out for this man, kahlil tatum. he is considered dangerous. police say tatum murdered his wife and took off with 8-year-old relisha rudd. police found the wife's body inside a room at the red roof inn in oxon hill. tatum works at the d.c. shelter for families where relisha and her mother were living. relisha was last seen at that shelter with him. this morning family, friends and even strangers are praying for the girl's safe return. a group from the homeless shelter where relisha lived held a prayer vigil for her last night. they can't believe the man they all knew so well could be behind all othis. news4's darcy spencer has the story. >> bring her back. just bring her back! just bring her back, safe. >> reporter: a community gathered to pray for the safe return of relisha rudd, the missing 8-year-old girl who police fear is in danger. >> i think that we just all need to think about relisha as

derrick ward, news 4. back to you. >> thanks derrick. >>> alexandria is urging everyone to stay off the roads during and after the storm so crews can clear. crews will clear may primary and emergency roads first. 44 acres of parking lots and city owned scares. crews tweeted a picture of a truck loading up at a salt facility. the city says it has a good supply ready to go. they have crews standing by to treat the roads. they'll monitor the weather and deploy the teams when time is right. >>> we got a check on maryland and the district. they're preparing for another round of snow. the public works says it will have 200 plows on the roadways by 2:00 a.m. before the morning rush. new york avenue in northeast will be a street they work to keep clear. be sure to give plows plenty of space to work. district leaders remind you to treat your sidewalk with salt, deicer or kitty litter before the snow starts falling. track the storm from the palm of your hand. download the you nbc washington app. search on the app st

until then, have a great week. [ fans cheering ] [ announcer ] it's derrick coleman. [ derrick colemanone, that i was a lost cause. i was picked on... four ears! ...and picked last. [ muffled yelling ] coaches didn't know how to talk to me. [ crowd yelling ] they gave up on me, told me i should just quit. [ announcer ] ...underway in pasadena. [ derrick coleman ] don't move until he moves. don't move until he moves. and the last pick is... [ derrick coleman ] they didn't call my name, told me it was over. but i've been deaf since i was three, so i didn't listen. ♪ and now i'm here with the loudest fans in the nfl cheering me on, and i can hear them all. [ crowd cheering ] ♪ [ crowd cheering ] ♪ see what's new at projectluna.com [ crowd cheering ] could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.s everybody knows that. well, did you know that when a tree falls in the forest and no one's around, it does make a sound? ohhh...ugh. geico. little help here. i need>>that's my geico digital insurance id card - gots all my pertinents on it and such. works for me. turn to the camera. >>ah

news4's derrick ward is live at the scene. at this point, what are you seeing out there, derrick? >> reporter: well, pretty much what's happening now -- and i'll direct you to look at the road -- we're along 95 just south of lorton road. as you see, there are two state police officials up there, documenting this scene and preparing to have repairs made to that section of guardrail where the bus struck that guardrail, rode the guardrail for a few yards, rolled over and ended up in that ravine. now it was about 3:45 this morning about this accident happened, and according to state police, a witness said this bus was cut off by a white, four-door sedan, a car they are looking for. again, this is southbound i-95, just south of lorton road. we are told that there were 16 people on the bus. 15 went to the hospital and one, of course, has died, one of two people who were medevaced away. and again, police are looking for that white four-door sedan. now, this is a limo bus. it can hold up to about maybe 20 people. it doesn't have traditional bus seats, but sort of couch seats along each si

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we heard derrick talk about them running out of supplies. one store got a new shipment of ice melt. >> absolutely right. this storm even though it's going to start as rain, there's a whole lot of true arctic air m coming in on the back side of this. this will have no trouble switching to snow. it will guarantee start as rain and end as snow. the transition comes between midnight tonight and sunrise tomorrow morning. heaviest snow likely between 5:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. monday morning. not exactly good news for work and schools. it looks like it's going to be a high impact event. current advisories, everybody under the sound of my voice, winter storm warning tonight and tomorrow. winter storm warnings extend further out to the west. they don't go that much further north. the latest overnight runs continue to show the storm tracking further south. that's bad news for people in southern virginia. it could be potentially bad for us as it may bring the band of heaviest snow under the heart of the baltimore washington area. here it is on radar now

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important to alleviate the problems of travel in space. >> thank you derrick pitts for your time. appreciate it. >> coming up, he's conducted in some of the most prestigious halls around the world and some of the most conflicted. our conversation with zubin mehta, the conductor. that's next. >> one of the most be loved conductors has begun a concert tour. 78-year-old zubin mehta has been leading orchestras around the world. we had an opportunity to talk with him about his efforts to bridge music and humanity. >> in the world of classical music there are few people as well regarded as zubin mehta. he conducted the world's best orchestras, including in berlin, montreal, new york, bombay. but he's closely identified with this group. [ ♪ music ] >> the israel philharmonic orchestra. > we have a positive message. we play the concerts. we don't go with the israeli flag. there's no propaganda, we go on the tour as a world class orchestra. we make music. >> this maestro seeks to make a profound impact on humanity. and he is not shy about the efforts, starting with his own ensemble. >> it

derrick in washington. derrick. >> caller: yeah, jim. booyah to ya. >> to you. >> caller: nice call on the seattle seahawks. >> richard sherman follows me on twitter. >> caller: oh, yeah. i've been in it pretty deep for six months. i like it a lot. it's got three silver bullets, what do you think? >> well it does have multiple platforms and i know that but we also have to recognize these stocks are too high. there ought to be just a hot stock show guy and he can come out and say he likes all of these stocks and i can be like his counter point. i'm the counter point on these stocks right now because they're too hot for me and when they get really hot like this, let's just say somebody gets hurt. remember that twilight zone where the guy had it right underneath -- anyway. got to keep one eye on the stock market, one eye on the bond market, and one eye on commodities. the money moves around. the only thing that will work is diverse identify. >> coming up, days after cramers trip to the gulf they make it the largest independent in america en

younger generation of smokers so that's basically, my general overview i'm going to turn it over to derrick smith and a experts behind me. thank you >> victor i'm a health educator i'm with the tobacco free project we want to give you information basically you might not be knowledgeable some folks are unaware so a general idea i don't think your projector is on i'm sorry, i didn't mention that. it's big enough you can see there's a couple of parts it's an electronic advise that has a favor of nicotine and it turns 0 it into an air sole. it happens to light up and this whole varieties of flavors of contents how much nicotine and the flavor a whole bunch of lime and coconut and cherry and a lot of them we find likely are being marketed towards young people. it's not picking up a banana flavor but their switching to that flavor. there's crazy flavors walk bubble gum and cotton candy. there's a lawsuit where the food and drug administration want to limit this this is a tobacco product so you're aware the industry is saying it's a tobacco product hence the supervisors having to adapt a license a

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derrick of our involvement in this we have seen multiple proposals from mr. brand for proposals they claimed they were bringing u bringing forgot to the city and want the neighbors to agree. every during the process while we were being shown drawings they were driving to the city was completely different so if there's my acquisition of acting in by a faith it goes the other way. maybe in acting in bad faith it's not material in our deliberations but i think to the extent it is i would suggest that the bad faith has not been on the side of the neighborhoods but the people making the proposal. the final thing this encroachment will have a material fact of the property values along the street it's not been considered either >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> good afternoon supervision i'm living over clare ton my wife and alive on clare ton we've seen changes most people are hardworking middle-class they safe their money to live comfortablely in retirement. the rental property was a way to have this property there are people who tmg of a law that's meant f

filling in the season in aaa sacramento that allows derrick barten to make the opening day roster. >> you know, i believe in myself and i know that at some point this year i'll be back up to health and that's just a tough day to get that news. >> that was one where maybe the most difficult one i had to do, not only what he's meant to the time and the time he's been here, come into spring, trying to make a team proving this he belongs here and he did, so that was -- that's a tough one on everybody. >> crazy finish. sabercats and pittsburgh. nathan stanley, eight yards to reggie gray. san jose down seven. stanley to gray again. does he make this catch? he does. he says let's go for the win on the road. gray falls down on the flat. jason willis, he doesn't hold up. power 48. cats 47. san jose's first loss of the season 2-1. the quakes and new england tied at one late second half. one of the worst own goals you'll see. we'll have it tonight at 11:00. i won't tell you >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, the problem at sfo causing delays for travelers tonight and more wild weather, including a

concerned, however, it doesn't seem to be a citywide owner there have been only two odor containments derrick many people talked about the voice box of the mc d it's hard to dip but it has is to do with the characters of the store and whether or not the store has transparency. and also the general neighborhoodlyness of the general operators it can't force the employees to be friendlyer but greater attention to the pedestrian experience and how they respond to the neighborhood. they don't provide a service or product to the neighborhood or product there's no solution to the nature of the medical cannabis but when looking at concentration in southern neighborhood an over concentration of mc d means there are a number of places not available in the neighborhood. one has closed defines the department of justice as a side note i was part of that vapor room they helped to organize street fairs and participated in the neighborhood organizations and their responsive to the neighborhood. a lot of san franciscans do congest in the community but based in experience this is not universal like any industr

i want to thank my staff victor and derrick smith and gary from the public health department thank you for your work. with that i'll urge our strong support for this measure >> supervisor mar i want to mention it is not legal to smoke a city in city hall and supervisor mar was smoking an e cigarette and within a few minutes we'll also not be allowed morgan anyone to make it clear. if there's no additional discussion - excuse me. supervisor avalos >> i note we have law enforcement in this room (laughter). >> i was just asked by our clerk to make that clear. with that, colleagues, can we take this item same house, same call? . without objection this ordinance is passed on first reading >> item 23 an ordinance to dissolve the enforcement of marijuana offenses. same house, same call? this ordinance is passed reading from and item 26 and 27 were considered by land use committee on a regular meeting on monday and sent to the board item 26 to amend the third street alcoholic district to allow alcoholic control and type of two winegrowers license >> same house, same call? this ordinance is pas

i want to thank my staff victor and derrick smith and gary from the public health department thank youor your work. with that i'll urge our strong support for this measure >> supervisor mar i want to mention it is not legal to smoke a city in city hall and supervisor mar was smoking an e cigarette and within a few minutes we'll also not be allowed morgan anyone to make it clear. if there's no additional

derrick and mavs fed off the home crowd winning. >>> collision on the first baseline.nto a bench clearing brawl between florida and florida state including the heisman winning quarterback winston jumping in. coaches sent players to the showers early. >>> nfl says no more goalpost slam dunk sell celebrations. >>> mexican soccer officials are condemning a brutal fight that ignited after police tried to put out flares lit by fans. 40 were injured. >>> this fan is heading to her seat with a bucket of brewskis. a foul ball comes her way. she celebrates her souvenir but got drenched. >>> ahead, chris and gwen eth hits splitsville. >>> and next this is not one of hollywood's latest block busters. i told you to wear something comfortable! this is a polyester blend! whoa! uh...little help? i got you! unh! it's so beautiful! man: should we call security? no, this is just getting good. the name your price tool, still only from progressive. still running in the morning? yeah. getting your vegetables every day? when i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full serv

the design was inspired by oil derrick escape pods and also a canadian artist who constructs wooden spheress. >>> also out of silicon valley this interesting device -- >> the process of making fine wine is as much of an art as it is a science and we've brought together silicon valley and the wine expertise to create wine within minimal effort. pl they are talking about the miracle machine, all you need is water and ingredients packed into the machine and in just instead of weenks and months and years you get wine. >> does it really work? >> well, it turns water into wine. >> it turns wine into expensive wine. >> it would be amazing if we truly could turn water into wine with a minimal amount of effort and just a few ingredients. the reality is the miracle machine does not exist. >> but it was all for a very good cause. >> we can turn wine into water. and the global water crisis is one of the biggest issues facing this planet today. >> they want people to participate in the wine to water campaign. their goal is to get people sustainable drinking water with this device. >> this right here is

cbs reporter derrick shore with a closeup of the damage. >> i grabbed a fence and everything next to the fence and flew it at the house. >> reporter: his house took the brunt of the fury of the tornado that touched down. winds upwards of 80 miles an hour. >> this window, three quarters of it was blown out and covered the couch. it was all the way up underneath my television. >> reporter: his living room now a disaster. >> we probably would have been on that couch. >> reporter: but they were luckily out to dinner. coming back to the damage seeing their back fence gone. a huge hole in the top floor of their back wall. and debris everywhere. >> it was really kind of surreal. >> reporter: mike ellis lives across the street and saw the winds firsthand. >> there was a really big gust. my barbecue went flying over and there was some hail. >> it was a close call with what we had yesterday. >> reporter: eric is a meteorologist with the national weather service. he surveyed the damage and says there is no doubt it was a tornado with a path of about 200 yards. as for keith who is now dealing wi

when derrick rose went down with his knee injury in november, many thought the season was destined for the draft lottery. but think again. joakim noah, doing so well this year. he's having a top ten mvp-type of year. he won't win it. but he's there. kurt hinrich, with the bucket right there. jimmy butler, what a play at the end of regulation. with the steal. we go to overtime. look at this shot, d.j. augustine. an east to west fading three. bulls by three. and then, butler again. bulls win by seven at home over miami. >>> wichita state wins the missouri valley conference to enter the ncaa tournament a perfect 34-0. they beat indiana state. they likely wrapped up a number one seed. the last team to finish off a perfect season, bobby knight, indiana. back in 1976. >>> dale earnhardt jr. knew he likely was not going to have enough fuel. he was right. brad keselowski surged ahead when earnhardt jr. ran out of gas. brad keselowski won. earnhardt jr. finished second. >>> for more, a live "sportscenter" at 9:00 a.m. on espn. i'm john buccigross, have a great day. >>> something of a tradition

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derrick is live. what are investigators saying?s now heading up the investigation, and some of the factors they're going be looking at include the train's operator, the train's signals along the track, and a host of other mechanical issues could have been at play here. o'hare international is the last stop on this line so trains typically slow down as the enter the station and come to a complete stop. witnesses say this train didn't decelerate at all as it pulled up to this stop, which is i would why it is halfway up the escalator. they have the area completely tarped off and not letting passengers go through the area now. but the chicago transit authority say there are several backup systems in place that are supposed to stop the train in just this kind of situation. it's not yet clear, though, if those activated at all and if they did, why they didn't stop the train. >> what's the thinking on operator's fault? is that under consideration? >> well, that's always one of the first things they look at in cases like this. we do know t

without further ado, please derrick thompson with grover norquist.[applause] >> thank you, everybody. one of the themes of the last session was long-term thinking. it was sort of scattered. we'll from the short term to the daveterm starting with camp's plan for tax reform. he had been talking about it for a long time. my understanding is that a lot of members of the republican party have said they cannot support something that raises taxes by this much in a financial institution. what do you see is a positive and a negative? >> the positives are the lower rates. 35% and five percent average at the state level. we are at 40 compared to europe which is 25%. a dentist down toward the 25% average. -- it isost the local a step in the right direction.

derrick ward is live outside the ntsb headquarters in downtown d.c. what's new derek? >> reporter: weree're ht the plaza. this is a nexus for agencies involved. ntsb, faa and department of transportation. they're in this same general area. it's not clear which country will lead the investigation into the plane's days appearance. the ntsb go team has been dispatched in route because of the travel time to malaysia, they were dispatched last night. we're learning there are u.s. resources operating near the straights. u.s. navy aircraft and ships are in international waters near the last known location of the boeing 777. it disappeared march 8th. we have people going along with the ntsb to investigate. these include the faa and boeing as the search continues. it's not clear if the u.s. will be the lead agency. it dpsd if this is found in international waters or waters controlled by the other nations. back to you. >> thanks. stay with nbcwashington.com for continuing coverage. we'll send a push alert to your smart phone when news breaks. >>> now to a situation in laurel. a

. -- derrick long with a three- pointer, he misses, but jordan morgan get it is back and they are tiedcky's turn. the wildcats worked the ball to harrison for a long three. harrison on the money. >> >> michigan, letting it fly from mid-court. kentucky wins 75-72. all freshman starting lineup is heading for the final four, the 16th time kentucky will be there. >> >> michigan facing the 7th seeded u con. -- valentine eventually hits the three. michigan state, leading. huskies went on a 12-0 run. ryan won't get the layup, but he did make both freethrows after the foul valentine going hard into the cameraman, both were mine. uconn, 23 of 22. huskies go on to win and earn their shot in the final four. >> >> still to come, two of the biggest names in tennis meet with a sony championship in florida and one look at his car showed up who got the better of a nascar battle between kurt bush and brad kozlowski -- . >>> in nascar, kszlowski running into kurt bush. he said he needs to make a statement to bush, who for his part, he got away pretty clean. the fact that bush avoided for contacts. he pu

derrick barten, the infield single. jake singles, sam trip ms into the gap there.singles to right. need i say or show more? nine oakland runs before the white sox recorded an out as the a's win 16-6. finally today in tampa, not everyone wanting to see another yankee's red sox game. east coast bias means nothing to this swarm of honey bees that take over left field. the bees delayed action for seven minutes before the ground's crew called in to save the day. raj and jessica, the yankees ended up winning 8-1. >> no one was stung, so all is well. >> both teams got stung. [ laughter ] >> thanks geraud. >>> you got it. for a full half hour of sports coverage watch comcast sports net. >> back in a moment. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00 a live report when the city makes a decision to address the city's growing homeless population tonight at 11:00 after chicago fire. >>> that will do it for us here at 6:00. have a great evening. hope to see you back at 11:00. >> good night. these are the hands a pediatrician. these are pioneering advances in heart surgery. and these are de

it was derrick rosen bubblehead night and free popcorn night thanks to benny bubble. 34-33 at halftime. the third quarter was all chicago. they did get away on defense. it's over to dunleavy. they grab any point lead and never get close to giving it up. here they go the other way. butler makes a shot. nope. the next one goes in. at the end of the quarter the pacers were close but there was a rebound and a score. the polls go up 64-56. the big night on the offense as well. the 9-77 the bulls win. tied for third in the east right now. >> terrific. i thought everyone worked well. the energy was a good. when you play a high intensity game, they are hard to play against at times. in the second half of thought we were doing well offensively. >> it didn't look like the n.c.a.a. record was set up well. but the pall scored to win the tournament opener. but then no. 2 duke a huge challenge for the team. they had a great game plan. shoot the three. in the first half they have a 12 point lead. duke back at the halftime then they take the lead. but there's a 8-0 run. 22 points tonight making it 63.

derrick rose getting some jumpers up. the bulls performance against the heat on sunday was good especially for now appear talk about a guy playing with his dad watching from the stands. no more time to celebrate that with the spurs coming into town tonight. >> to human nature would be to relax a bit. the spurs are playing great basketball. they are coming tomorrow whether we like it or not. whether we exhale or not. >> your going to be challenged every day. i don't want them looking backwards a want of looking ahead. there's still things we can do better. we know we have to make another jump. >> the bulls and the spurs 7:00 p.m. right here on wgn. >> a family called 911 because of a wild animal in the home that turned out to be there cap. the family lost themselves in a bedroom when the cap went berserk. it attacked a baby and then went after the dog. it terrorized the family outside and closed the bedroom door and had to call for help. >> he hit our bedroom door. can you hear him screaming? >> i can hear that. keep the d

the man was looking for work at an oil derrick. the man had injuries consistent with being hit by lightning, including having exit wounds on his feet. >>> developing news in oakland. authorities are on the scene of a fatal fire near a two-story apartment building near 34th avenue. one person has died. crews were able to get the fire out. an arson investigator has been called to the scene. >>> oakland police are looking for a hit-and-run driver who slammed a car into a house on coolidge. a car coming down a hill lost control and slammed into parked vehicles. it also took out a utility pole and a gas line. >> we evacuated all of the initial structure and two adjacent structures as well, created an isolation zone so we could get the gas and electrical secured. >> as soon as i opened the inside door to the garage, i heard the gas and the car running. that's when i actually got pretty panicky and woke everybody up and got the dogs out of the house, at least in the backyard and got family out. >> the people who lived at the home were not

line drive off the bat of derrick barton. he would be helped off the field. a left knee con tugs. negative. he thinks he will be with. the a's win 4-1. have a good day, everyone. >>> why the oakland zoo is letting people feed some of the animals today. stay >>> hatch happening today, visitors at the oakland zoo can feed the animals. the feast from the basketball is from 9:00 until 3:00. the first visitors will receive a golden tickle that will allow them to donate fresh produce first to the elephant and other feeding exhibits. today's feast for the beast event is including with regular zoo admission. wow, that really ups the ante. you could see the animal and feed them. >> just about a third of the bay area has been seeing rain but what about the rest of the bay area? >> it is on the way, pushing into the east bay. looking at wet weather. in fact, good rain up in the north bay but as we slide to the east, concord getting showers and lafayette and down along the peninsula. finally highway 1 and the beaches are very breezy and wet. tuska daro, wet weather. and more rain today than n

but not unexpected, derrick. because america's love affair with cars goes back decades.ew 1950 future amm amm amm ammic oeldz. >> smart interior. >> and new upholstery fabric. >> and what a thrill it would be to drive. >> oh, sign me up, i've got to buy one. anyway, do you think cars were more affordable then as it relates to the average person's income? >> well there's a lot of reasons why we are a car culture. we absolutely are. look at our gas tax, for example, some of the lowest in the world. we really do encourage a suburban-oriented, car-oriented culture. it goes back to the most fundamental thing about the united states which is geography. we have a lot of space. luke at europe which is crammed. japan, a lot of people living on a small island. we're living in a huge cotton incide continent. we've built the suburban culture, connected with interstate transit that very much encourages all the spending on cars. as a result, encourages us to have more money dedicated to housing and car culture. look, for example, the mortgage interest deduction. we make it very easy f

that will play derrick norris and sam fold. gives up five runs in two plus innings.e second bat outing this spring, by the way. a's win 7-2. >>> if the warriors aren't able to win the new arena location along piers 30 and 32, there could be a backed up plan down the street. both the warriors and giants are open to disusing the idea of a new arena in the parking lot across from at&t mark. diane and janelle, the backup location doesn't have the same flash as piers 30 and 32 but would be on the water and easier to get the project passed on a ballot. there is a lot of sense to that. >> there is. let's see if it pans out. all these plans in the works are proposed. thanks so much. >> you got it. >> for a full half hour of bay area sports coverage. watch sports net central tonight at 10:30. we'll be right back. >>> it's the selfie that crashed twitter and shattered records. ellen degenerous tweet add fee toe with brad pitt, bradley cooper and other a listers. the selfie became the most shared photo with nearly 2 million retweets in two hours. >>> a golden opportunity at las

. >>> elsewhere, giants and a's in phoenix, derrick norris belted a game-tieing two homer.land then was able to win the game off a wild pitch for a 7-6 victory. crawford and sanchez drove in runs for the g man. >>> athletic eric made it all the way to the finals of the face of mlb. mlb.com competition before falling behind david wright in the final 15 minutes of voting. some claimed it was a conspiracy but getting so far in the computation saying he hopes everyone had as much fun as he did. >>> the raiders getting into the trenches with barns. the silver and black resigned the tackle making him the first of the team's 18 perspective unpu unrestricted free agents. he started all 16 games for oakland last season. and finally on to palm beach gardens, tiger woods straddling the cut line. the struggles continue on seven. the birdie and putt right here online but heart broke hotel as he misses just wide. making the cut right on the number at even par. rory mcilroy had it going. same hole, 27-foot putt for birdie. nothing but the bottom. shot a 66 on the day and a leader heading

. >> i miss derrick telling me he wants to cuddle because he's so big.nd i miss doing liberty's hair and painting her nails and i miss the way like i can't do anything wrong. the baby just thinks like i'm just -- i used to cuddle them, and i miss the way they smell. my mom takes good care of them, though. she really does. >> so are you the drug problem? >> yes. >> you ought to try to go through our alpha program. >> okay. thank you. >> it's the best in the nation, our drug program. how long are you going to be -- you haven't been sentenced? >> no, i haven't been sentenced. i haven't been -- >> let's get her through there. the drug program. >> thank you very much. >> okay. see you guys. >> okay. bye-bye. >> thank you. >> it made me look at him differently. to be hospitals with you, i mean, i know everybody doesn't like him and everything, but he was really nice. he knew i was in here for drug charges and he wanted me to do the alpha program because he knew it was move like rehab than me just being brushed through the system. i love you. write me postcards

derrick pits, they've astronomer at science museum. i read there an estimated 750,000 pieces of space junk that's a centimeter or bigger and even little pieces can cause major damage. >> can i find out first what streaming service they used first, because i haven't been able to get gravity at home yet. [ laughter ] >> there is a lot of pieces orbiting around, nuts and boats and things like that up to full size satellites that have to be dior bid. it's not the mass that's really the issue in this case. it's the velocity with which they travel because the simple mathematical formula force equals mass times acceleration turns a very small mass object into a very serious projectile so something really does have to be done about cleaning up space. >> let's show you a picture taken by astronaut of the solar cell. it has a hole in it from debris impact. space is massive, so how often do these impacts happen? how much of a threat are they to future space flight and to the satellites we depend on? >> it's the increasing amount of material that

i'm derrick chan of fidelity investments. one-second trade execution is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. call or click to open your fidelity account today. >>> remember the days when apple was the apple of wall street's eye. those days are long gone at least for now. >> the stock is significantly underperforming the s&p 500. josh lipton with more now on what the street is saying about apple these days. josh? >> kelly, on wall street analysts still might love apple's products, but they're not as excited about the stock. apple has been trading, as you mentioned, between $500 and $550 for months. it's causing some analysts to sour on the name. right now 70% of analysts on wall street have a buy rating on apple. that might sound high but it's actually very low for the company. it's five-year average is 84%. but if you own apple, maybe that lack of love from wall street is a good thing. for one, you could see it as a contrarian indicator. in september 2012 remember when apple hit that all-time in