leo: damos la gracias a diana flores. muy buenas tardes.s de algunos familiares y el embajador de mÉxico en malasia. como Último recurso los diputados puede solicitar el perdÓn real para evitar la horca. leÓn: el presidente obama pidiÓ disculpas por el ataque con un trono de la cia contra miembros de al qaeda en pakistÁn que terminÓ con la vida de los rehenes. las vÍctimas son un estadounidense y un italiano. ambos secuestrados desde hace aÑos por el grupo terrorista. marÍa: aprobÓ hoy el nombramiento como fiscal federal el anuncio se produce tras mÁs de cinco meses de demora desde que el presidente obama la propusiera para sustituir. lynch se convierte en la primera mujer afroamericana en encabezar el departamento de justicia estadounidense. presentador deportes: la primera serie de la temporada entre gigantes y dodgers ya quedÓ en los libros del bÉisbol. bienvenidos esto es acciÓn deportiva. al escrito tercera entrada el turno al bate era para tanner los gigantes dejaban tirados en el terreno de juego a los dodgers con victoria tres por l

presentador: muchas gracias diana. esto a dos días de ser sospechosos del asesinato de 15 policías en jalisco. además se agregó en la lista a un grupo aliado. >>fecha número 30 barcelona sigue sumando mientras que real madrid el tiempo comienza a ser su peor enemigo. barcelona mejoró de acuerdo a lo realizado. un gran gol leonel messi. barcelona se quedó con la victoria de 40 esto fue lo que dijo el técnico. >> simple se puede mejorar y además creo que estamos en un proceso y los jugadores son conscientes de que a pesar de que son números muy buenos incuestionables diría yo, pero se puede mejorar. >>el real madrid sufrió en el campo de vallejas. el gol número 200 de cristiano ronaldo con la camiseta del real madrid. real madrid se llevó la victoria por dos goles. en méxico las águilas del américa van por todo. se espera lleno total en el coloso. a las 11 le tendemos información. la nfl oficializó la contratación de thomas convirtiéndola en la primera árbitro de tiempo completo. sara participó ya en juegos. hubo una dis

diana pÉrez nos dice de quÉ se trata.ra de la casa. le da buenos sentidos la ropa de segunda mano, puedes bajar la aplicaciÓn al telÉfono o tableta. se dedica a vender o comprar artÍculos de moda en cuestiÓn de minutos. >> es una red social que nos permite hacer dinero. esa pieza que nunca hemos utilizado y lo tenemos en nuestro placer sin darle algÚn tipo de uso. diana: simplemente tienes que subir la foto del artÍculo, una breve... prÁcticamente, en cualquier momento deseado. >> por el momento, hay mÁs de 300.000 tiendas virtuales, creado en el porch mark. diana: aparte de ser una red divertida para comprar o vender, aplicaciones, esto te da la oportunidad de ser parte de una nueva generaciÓn de empresarios. promete ser una excelente opciÓn para toda mujer que compra y acostumbra a dejar la ropa con todo y etiqueta. ilia: hoy tuvimos una maÑana lluviosa en la mayorÍa de las Áreas de la zona, queremos saber si este patrÓn continuara. vamos a preguntarle a nuestro metereologo eduardo rodrÍguez. eduardo: la temperatura mÁx

(diana ross) ♪ someday we'll be together ♪ (applause, cheering) (narrator) the jacksons reunited withles. ♪ well there's a brand new place i found ♪ ♪ where people goin' from miles around ♪ ♪ they come from everywhere and if you drop in there ♪ ♪ you might see anybody in town goin' ♪ ♪ goin' to a go-go ♪ (narrator) we saw the emotional homecoming of marvin gaye in one of his last performances for his motown family. ♪ i, i've got to know, lord ♪ ♪ ♪ somebody tell me ♪ ♪ ♪ tell me what's goin' on ♪ ♪ (narrator) plus, you'll see michael jackson capture the attention of the entire world with the historic world premiere of the most famous dance routine of all time. ♪ and now you can have a front row seat to this unforgettable night. we're about to see some of the incredible performances from one of the greatest musical programs in television history. ♪ it was the reunion of soul music's brightest stars. presenting "motown 25: yesterday, today, forever." on dvd for the very first time. ♪ baby, everything is all right ♪ ♪ uptight out of sight ♪ (narrator) motown 25 brought us so many special

diana rossini. all right. we want to know what you are expecting out of the nationals team this year. you can respond by phone or social media. here's how. text 1 if you think the nats will win the world series. text 2 if you think they'll make it to the world series and then lose. text 3 if you think they'll win the division but that's it. text 4 if you don't even think they'll make the playoffs. number to text -- 202-601-3444 or weigh in on social media #natitude. more reaction at 11:30. >> eun, diana, we hope folks are getting excited about baseball, because basketball is over now. college basketball at least over for people in our area. university of maryland women's team lost its final four game at uconn, to uconn last night. the terps were coming off a 28-straight win season. lost by more than 28 points last night. >>> and gas prices aren't changing much and aaa says they could go down again in the next few months. sounds good to me. we're working for you checking prices will you live. as of this morning

. >> i'm diana rocco in for erika von tiehl. race for president is getting little bigger. hillary clinton made her announce: another another candidate set the plans to run, what's expected to be very crowded race. katy? >> good morning, diane a we expect to see some pretty nice weather continuing here as we kick start our work and school week maybe lucky enough to have swung three day weekend. you picked a good one. we have beautiful weather the last few days. storm scan3 showing hint of cloud cover but i still expect sunshine more than anything, and we're also expecting a nice little warming trend to go along with it we'll have you will of the details on what promises to be a nice day but some rain in this outlook. we'll have details on when that gets here, too all coming un. >> thank you, in the news, disable son abandoned in the woods while his mother allegedly left town. >> now police have a warrant for her arrest. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch live at southwest detectives this morning with much more on this, justin, good morning. >> reporter: diana ukee, goo

four-game sweep, diana. >> yeah chris, get your broom out. wizards pounced and pounded the toronto raptors. they're now moving on to the next round. wizards fans hoping to see their team send the raptors packing and back to canada. first quarter, wiz up two. john wall over to bradley beal. makes it look easy. knocks down the three. 23 points for him. wiz up five. second quarter now. wiz continue to roll. otto porter with the miss. martin gortat grabs the rebound bucket. that brings john wall off the bench. 21 points and 11 rebounds for gortat. wizards complete the sweep with a blow-out win, 125-94. >>> coming up jason pugh live at the verizon center who play the winner of nets and hawks. i apologize for my voice. it was the caps loss yesterday, screaming as i watched that. >> go home, get some tea. rest up. >> we got a big day tomorrow. >> all right, diana, get some rest. >>> still to come on news 4 at 11:00, a tanker carrying thousands of gallons of fuel burst into flames and it could be a while before drivers can use this road again. >>> a

they think diana in honor of the late princess diana could be the child's middle name.g up next we'll take you out to the annual cherry blossom festival in san francisco. it's huge and this celebration has a ways to go yet. plus the u.s. city with a plan to become one of the healthy places in the world. we'll be right back. >>> if you want to live to be 100, there are places around the globe that seem to make it easier to reach that age. so you could either move to one of those spots or find out what they're doing right and apply it right here at home like an entire american city is now trying to do. nbc's cynthia mcfadden takes us there. >> all right. >> fort worth mayor betsy price is on a roll. >> you're a biker. >> no, i'm a cyclist. bikers wear leather anosikalists wear spandex. >> the health conscious mayor wants to revelize her city. >> this is about having more life in your years, not living longer. >> she's teaming up with dan buettner who located the five places on earth where people live longer and healthier than any place else. >> the longest living man on t

diana? >> reporter: chris and jessica, tonight this good samaritan tells us that while other people were driving by, something inside her told her to stop and when she did she could immediately tell that this woman had been through a traumatic and terrifying ordeal. >> she had her hands behind her back. i can see something around herring in and the fear in her eyes yelling for help. >> reporter: driving to dinner saturday night this young woman saw a woman in her 50's in shackles and yelling for help. stumbling on to hook road from a cemetery. >> i said, ma'am, are you okay. >> she said, i've been kidnapped i'm been abducted. i don't know where i am. can you help me? >> she immediately called 911. the woman's eye was swollen shut shut. her clothes dirtied. this woman didn't want to be identified because the 53-year-old attackers are still out there. >> she was so shooken up. she was shaken and said i've been abducted where am i? where am i?? ma'am where are you from. >> she said philadelphia

diana?> reporter: chris and jessica, tonight police are hoping that this video will lead them to the car and the driver response al for the death of two-year-old david a white infinity. there were believed to be two men inside at the time. tonight david's mother is out hospital and a neighborhood is in mourning. this is first look at new surveillance footage white infinity police believe mode down a to do her and his mother. the video shows a look at the cars drivers side window and then it can be seen from afar speeding around before and after the crash. >> happy kid. running up and down, um, just -- he was known. he was full of life. full of life. >> reporter: two-year-old david succumb to his injuries after he was struck by a hit-and-run driver crossing mascher street with his mom monday evening in front of the family's home. >> sad moment fort family. hard for a mother to lose child. if you have children of your own you definitely understand. you know, if there's anything i could have do

diana?> thank you dave. >>> philadelphia police are searching for a basketball coach who allegedly opened fire during a game inside a rec center. officers say 26-year-old maurice, got into an argument with someone in the stands at the christie rec center in south philadelphia. when the other coach intervened police say he pulled a gun fired a shot and then took off. no one was hit but neighbors described the scene as chaotic. >> gunfire and all i saw was people scattering all over from the rec center. >> i mean the neighborhood is good. this is safe place for the kids. this is for the kids. it ain't grown for people to be out here shooting at each other. >> tavaras is still on the run tonight. >>> we have new information in a story you saw first on "eyewitness news". the search continues for three suspects who police believe kidnapped a woman near center city jewelry store where she works. police say the victim taken from a parking garage on west nut street she was then attacked and left in

-in westville, new jersey, tonight, diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> diana thank you. >>> well take look at this fiery scene in netter providence tonight much this too was caused by our weather. a branch fell on some wires that were attached to home there on atlanta court. those wires then came down on that shed and it went up in names. two sheds nearby also caught fire. the good news there no one was injured. >> the concern now is the cold forget april showers. what about april snow? in western pennsylvania today you see the snowflakes coming down there. this was in union town south of pittsburgh. are we going to see snow here, kathy? she's tracking the cold's come back. she's got the latest now. >> it is going to be cold, though. that snow falling in western pa with temperatures in the 40s think afternoon and look the cold air pulling in snow into central pa in state college. we are going to stay warm for now but even in northeastern parts of pennsylvania in scranton seeing snow showers there. take look at some of these peak wind gusts. this is what is ushering in the cold. i

diana?porter: police just released new surveillance pictures of the vehicle they say mode down a woman and left her unconscious in the street. police say the 22-year-old temple student was riding her bike down park street just after 7:00 wednesday when she was struck by by a car crossing this intersection. the car was heading down diamond toward broad street. police say they have video of the incident caught by temple surveillance cameras. the student was left lying in the middle of the intersection. her bike thrown feet. police say the car described as a late model gray mitsubishi gallant stopped for a brief moment then someone heard a passenger in the back seat telling the driver to go. the vehicle was then seen fleeing north on broad street. with 33 men inside. >> upon police rifle they found the 22-year-old female unconscious on the highway suffering from a severe head trauma, she also had a what appeared to be a compound fracture to her left leg. medic picked up her body transported the

rming reunions diana ross together again with the supremes.use, cheering) (narrator) the jacksons reunited with michael. (motown music) and smokey with the miracles. ♪ well there's a brand new place i found ♪ ♪ where people goin' from miles around ♪ ♪ they come from everywhere and if you drop in there ♪ ♪ you might see anybody in town goin' ♪ ♪ goin' to a go-go ♪ (narrator) we saw the emotional homecoming of marvin gaye in one of his last performances for his motown family. ♪ i, i've got to know, lord ♪ ♪ ♪ somebody tell me ♪ ♪ ♪ tell me what's goin' on ♪ ♪ (narrator) plus, you'll see michael jackson capture the attention of the entire world with the historic world premiere of the most famous dance routine of all time. ♪ and now you can have a front row seat to this unforgettable night. we're about to see some of the incredible performances from one of the greatest musical programs in television history. ♪ it was the reunion of soul music's br

"eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is arrive at that scene now with the latest. diana?> reporter: jessica we are on the far end of the scene here at fief teeth and master and there's quite an extensive investigation that is now underway. you can see just how many police officers we have out here. several detectives within the last few minutes have been going door to door trying to find witnesses to all of this. if you look very closely, you can see the front tire of what is believed to be this injured officer's bicycle laying there on the sidewalk. that is the focus of what detectives have been looking at over the last few minutes. here's what we know right now. at about 10:00 o'clock this evening, the injured officer came into contact with two suspects. the officer was shot in the leg. another suspect was also shot. and taken to hahnemann. chopper three overhead and you can see just how large this crime scene is. short thereafter there was a second suspect who we are told fled in a white van. we do not yet have the make and the model of that. we know that the police of

diana?> reporter: chris tonight mary lynch was immediately terminated from her job here at da's office. investigators are still not sure exactly how much money she stole. they say it was in excess of $100,000 or how long this has been going on. accused of stealing more than $100,000 in cash from the delaware county da's office, 48-year-old mary lynch a 29 year employee who work at the courthouse was allegedly taking drug money submitted as evidence by police departments and fundingfunding a lavish lifestyle. >> this is a case of be trail. this is a case where you have a trusted employee, a person that you relied on day in and day out who thumbed their nose in your face lynch was in charge of accounting for the cash. she allegedly forge documents and a judge's signature to hide discrepancies. >> keeping cash herself. she was taking cash out of the office. we believe she was keeping cash at her residence. >> reporter: da says lynch admitted to spending $62,000 on concert tickets and charged mo

also, princess diana left most of her $32 million estate to her sons. but have you ever wondered who else got a piece of her fortune? well now you can get a look at her will for a price though. and, justin and katie return. they've got your traffic and weather together on the 3's. we're back in just two minutes. good morning.

>> what is the alternative then diana?ow can lower-paid workers get a share of the growth that people at the top of corporations enjoy? >> by getting more education. a minimum wage job traditionally has been a temporary job. i had a job scooping ice cream at baskin-robins, but i was in school i finished my high school degree i got a college degree. i became chief economist of u.s. department of labor. you have got to get more education, better jobs and work up the ladder. you are only going to earn more if you have the skills to justify that or the experience. so you have start out at $7.50, work hard get a good reference, move on to your next employer. >> you are certainly not an ice cream scooper anymore. my first job was as a barista. diana, thank you so much for joining us. >> great to be with you. >>> aaron hernandez has been found guilty of murder. the verdict came down just moments ago. he stood accused of killing oden lloyd. hernandez faces life in prison when he is sentenced. >>> in philadelphia today it's not jus

diana magnay so many new twists and turns. thank you for bringing them to us. >>> all 149 victims of that am doed jetliner could be identified by the end of the week. a huge recovery operation is gaining momentum in the french alps. you can see that right there. a road has been cleared leading straight to the wreckage. lufthansa has announced a $300 million has been set aside to deal with the cost of that disaster. that might not even be enough. the airline's ceo is paying his respects this morning at the crash site. i want to bring in cnn's erin mclaughlin. >> reporter: hi john. he's called it these last few days the airline's darkest hours. now the ceo of lufthansa carsten spore arrived a short while ago accompanied by the ceo of germanwings, thomas winkleman. they are not far from here visiting the recovery efforts center meeting with pilots meeting with the mountaineering experts who have made a sometimes dangerous recovery effort possible. from there they'll be coming here. there's a small memorial stone dedicated to the

. >>> good evening everyone, i'm diana rocco. natasha has the night off.his is a story you saw first on "eyewitness news." police say the victim left the jewelry store on eighth street and walked to her car inside a parking garage on chestnut street. that's when police say she was kidnapped attacked and then left in a cemetery in darby borough. steve patter is son has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: good evening. in case there's any confusion on this easter sunday the details in this case that we're about to describe you to can certainly be called -- certainly be called confusing if not disturbing. we want to warn you in case you're watching this story this evening but we want to show you the scene. this is where the woman worked, and in that parking garage police say three men initiated a brutal abduction and attack. worst fears on jewelers' row. sunday with painstaking details police describe the brutality a premeditated abduction and assault. only cbs3 "eyewitness news" at the scene on south eighth street saturday night. as detectives and

that is very latest, i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> diana, thank you. >>> new at 6:00 a rabies warning in south jersey, the burlington county health department says a fox captured in mount laurel tested positive for that disease. officials now have, several more warnings for residents around the area where that dangerous animal was found. >> they have captured the fox near bury point way in the lakes development in mount laurel township. that is where we will fine "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan tonight with more, cleve. >> reporter: chris and jessica the the lakes condo complex is a a very busy place for people to live and yet you wouldn't expect that they had several fox biting is here including one with rabies. fox's and coyoties are secretive in any kind have bush they can make their den and these can be dangerous animals. >> i looked at it and said my god that is a fox. >> reporter: maryann gets chills thinking about her dog peanut being attack after she had a run in with the fox two days ago. >> i was walking the dogs and i saw a red fox directly across

diana had 12% of the vote. princess diana, of course, was prince william's mother. charlotte were popular picks with 9% each. if the next royal baby is a boy then james was the popular choice with 13% of the vote. followed by alexander with 8% and richard and louis both with seven. they also sound very royal. >> yeah. beautiful names on that list. >> beautiful. can't go wrong with any of them. >> i want the baby to get here. she was due last week. >> we'll be watching closely no worries on that. no worries with the weather. the getting warmer. every day this week the next three days will be pretty quiet and nice a few showers by thursday but all in all good news in the weather department. let's take look outside and you can see the ben franklin bridge all lit up here on skycam3. pretty nice evening out there. temperatures still hanging on to the low 50s in a few spots. although we do have plenty of 40s out that right now. definitely need to bundle up if you're out and about late tonight or heading to work early tomorrow morning it will be chilly f you're sending the

in the sat center tonight i'm diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> diana, thank you very much. well now to the deadly terror attack in africa. members of the militant group known as al shabob rampage through a university in northern kenya today killing 147 people most of them students. they were armed with explosives and ak47s. survivors say that al shabob single out non muslim students and killed them on the spot. al shabob is linked to al-qaida. it has been blamed for a series of attacks in kenya. >>> a philadelphia man is under arrest tonight for stealing air bags from cars. this is the suspect 20-year-old ricky sanchez. the major crimes auto squad says he's been involved in at least six thefts of air bags in the northeast. those thefts occurred in september of 2014. now police are investigating to determine if sanchez is the suspect behind the recent wave air bag thefts last month. mainly hahn today's and act kuras targeted. >>> uber x driver is facing charges to night in denver, colorado. this 51-year-old gerald montgomery accused of of trying to rob one of his customers.

an eye opener, diana.hank you very much. >> get out of my way. move move move. >> familiar an alleged home grown terrorist keonna thomas hurried out of federal court in philadelphia today. a judge denied thomas bail saying that she is a flight risk. inside of the courtroom the 30-year-old north philadelphia mom who is accused of of trying to join isis said nothing at all. prosecutors argued she's a danger and would try to run if set free. the judge agreed with them and decided to keep thomas behind bars. >> complaint does lay out number of communications allegedly made by miss thomas regarding her desire to join isis. >> we believe when all the evidence is presented at the time of trial that keonna thomas will be found not guilty. >> only "eyewitness news" has this video of the april 3rd arrest of thomas. it happened at her home on north tenth street. >>> a chester county schoolbus driver is facing criminal charges tonight. he's accused of leaving a child unattended on a bus for several hours. this is rows

i want to bring in cnn's diana magnay. she's tracking the latest developments.me several hundred girls rescued, the army clals.ims. what are the circumstances? >> reporter: that's right, they were raiding the forest which is the new stronghold. the military said they actually stumbled before these women and girls. 2 girls and 93 women, they say they rescued as they went through three terror camp boca hard ram. as you say, they when the chibok girls. boca haram kidnaps boys and girls to screen and they're profiling to find out who they are, when they were abducted and where they came from. and to try and gain intelligence from them as to where boca haram operates in this very large area that is the sambisa forest. you mentioned this massacre in dem ma sat between the military last saturday. there they found what they said were hundreds of decomposed bodies in shallow graves killed last november or there abc when boca haram seized the town. really a testament of how hideous this violence is. >> diana magnay in johannesburg thank you. >>> the curfew is work that's

will be the first name but they think diana in honor have the late princess diana could be the child'sdle name. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." a busy day in sports, the warriors, a's and giants all in action yesterday. only one would get the win column. highlights and low lights are next. >>> a very busy day at o.co coliseum. they played the warriors and the timberwolves a few hours later at oracle. they were looking for their 37th home win of the season in 39 games. a certain mvp candidate made sure that happened. let's go right to the third quarter. steph curry with the reverse layup and the foul. that gave golden state a 12-point lead. then, final seconds of the third was the defender, drake, all over him, bam, steph hits the three at the buzzer. one of his five triples on the night. the warriors win, 110-110. they a 101. they are an amazing 65-15 on the season. oracle was rocking at night but the coliseum was the plays to be in the day. the a's trade the mariners. they tied the game at 4. the good ews. the bad news, despite the heroics, seattle would take the game in ex

princess alice elizabeth diana, arriving saturday.issa: that's huge news, we don't know when the baby is coming. they haven't shared exactly what the due date is. >> well, you don't know but mummy obviously does. melissa: yes, she knows. i do know that alice is the odds on favorite right now. currently 6-4, according to a british beth firm. the payout could be $750,000. wouldn't it be hilarious if the royals are sitting at home and alice isn't even in the running. >> alice is in the running. if mummy says alice is in the running, it will be the name. this is a trifecta. i'm not giving you just the first name but all three straight from mummy's mouth, alice elizabeth diana in that order. that's a lot more than 750 grand as a payout by the way. melissa: jonathan hunt, have you placed your bet yet? >> of course! my mother told me to. do you think i would ignore mummy's instructions? melissa: definitely not. how about all the british people in general? are they as excited about this one? i'm a second child myself. mild apathy for this bab

that is very latest, i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> diana, thank you. >>> new at 6: rabies warning in south jersey, the burlington county health department says a fox captured in mount laurel tested positive for that disease. officials now have, several

good evening, i'm chris may. >>> aim diana rocco jessica has the night off. the those in the courtroom say tsarnaev folded his arms, fidgeted and looked down at the the defense table as the guilty verdict were read. at least one survivor says the the verdict will help those impact by the bombing to move on with their lives. >> we're obviously grateful for the the outcome today not a happy occasion but something we can put, one more step behind us, it has been difficult but we have gotten through it with each other. >> reporter: government called 92 witnesses tsarnaev over a 15 day period . >> so, what happens next in the tsarnaev trial? "eyewitness news" investigative reporter charlotte huffman joins us now explain, charlotte.

diana russini is here now. diana, big win for the team and everybody else around here too. >> some good news. think about this guys. last year's all-star game in mims brought in $50 million to that city's economy. today the new commissioner of major league baseball was in d.c. and made the official announcement. >> the 2018 all-star game has been awarded to the washington nationals. >> nothing could be more exciting and appropriate than hosting the all-star game for the national pastime in the nation's capital. i think every american, every fan will want to help us celebrate one of our most beloved traditions in the city that uniquely belongs to us all. >> we will be the fifth time the nation's capital has hosted the all-star game but first time at nats park. how the players are reacting we'll have that coming up. >>> big announcement comes on opening day of the 2015 seasonal. a lot to be excited about around nats park. >> including a gorgeous day for the the fans. tom sherwood is live for us. >> reporter: some

it infuriated fitzpatrick who responded by sending threatening letters to lewis harry and his wife, diana>> mr. harry described the content of the letter and said basically that roy fitzpatrick was threatening him and his wife and that they were getting increasingly more sinister. >> the letters were laced with racial epithets. this one was sent to diane harry. >> i am having a hard time overlooking your husband. i think i will take you away from him so you will see how it feels. >> and he wrote this to lewis. >> you won't have to hurt for long because your ass is mine. >> investigators asked roy fitzpatrick if he sent the threatening letters and initially he denied it. >> a date later, he decided to come in and tell the truth and admitted he sent the letter to mr. harry. >> but fitzpatrick claimed he was angry with lewis harry not because of the restraining order but because he was sexually involved with his exgirlfriend, sharon jones. >> i met lewis harry in a club. i was in love with mr. harry. he had asked me to marry him. as soon as the divorce was through, he had said that we would

>> diana losing that voice on back-to-back nights of playoffs. sun made its way through the area today. big changes in >>> derek ward has been in baltimore for much of the afternoon and through the evening and is joining us from the western police station. derrick? >> reporter: this is heavily fortified in the wake of everything going on here lately specifically after the death of freddie gray. this was the last stop that he was taken to and where finally medical attention was provided and police conceded that yes, this should have happened earlier. this has been the focal point of a lot of the frustration and protests going on. things sparked off across town earlier this evening. and you know we've talked a lot about the cvs store that burned. i spoke to a person who was a home health care provider and the majority of the folks in that neighborhood that need that sort of care that need prescription drugs get them from the cvs. they are very frustrated now that they will no longer have that place to get those prescription drugs as well as some of

diana's coming along to tell us why. stay tuned. >>> is this cool or what? >> really cool. >> totally cool or what. >> who would have thunk it? >> thank you for not stealing my thunder during weather. i know you wanted to give the report on everything. >> we can do it together. >> you could have joined in. >> i appreciate it. only get like one of these every seven year so for the first time in d.c. history the caps and wizards won a playoff game on the same night. another first, the capitals beating the islanders in the stanley cup playoffs at nassau coliseum and the series tied at two. caps fans hoping to see alex ovechkin break out tonight. wish granted. karlsson with the wrister scores and the beautiful deflection for the goal. under 20 left in the period. here come the islanders, braden holtby makes the first save and cizikas scores on the rebound. tied at one. new york on attack again, josh bailey and holtby says no. 36 saves in the game. he is unstoppable. this one went to overtime. it lasted longer than 15 seconds this time. nicklas backstrom with it

jaime: diana castillo lucha por mantener sus derechos.les no pueden exceder el 8%, pero las reglas sÓlo aplican a complejos de 3 u o mÁs o mÁs construidos antes de septiembre de 1979. casas y condominios estÁn exentas. un elemento de la ordenanza san josÉ, que critican los impulsores de reformas, es que un propietario no necesita una justificaciÓn para desalojar a un inquilino. la ley se lo permite. y estos desalojos sin causa van en aumento en los primeros nueve meses del aÑo fiscal en curso, san josÉ registrÓ otras 144 desalojos sin razÓn, comparando con 217 en el 2011. estas cifras son sÓlo de unidades sujetas al control de rentas, las otras no tienen que reportarse. >> ellos hacen lo que quieren y no hay quienes lo detenga. jaime: y las Únicas personas que pueden cambiar estos son el alcalde y el consejo municipal. >> podemos cambiar algunos elementos, pero no es obvio que el control de la renta en la soluciÓn perfecta. jaime: el alcalde de san josÉ dejÓ claro que no apoya mayor control de rentas. >> la ley funciona san francisco, per

. >> good morning diana another nice day on tap here. we start things off with generally just handful of clouds comfortable start to the morning overall, morning requires a jacket, but the wind very light for us, we end up eventually with a nice surge on the thermometer into the low 70s later today. so above average warmth, and more sunshine. much like what we saw yesterday. so here's a look for you at storm scan3 continues to fun nel hands full of clouds. but this isn't necessarily a sign of things to come. rather, it is just some clouds. we really have high pressure on our side here. so all-clearview for you as we face south here on our "skycam 3" shot from the very own rooftop in center city e overlooking the skyline beautiful conditions, no low-lying clouds, 45 degrees, calm winds we take it. humidity starting to creep up on us little bit. but the time of year that you notice it all that much. 45 degrees the current as we said at the airport generally mid 40's, pretty much everywhere else, more remote suburbs, even the shore towns ri

diana olick has our story. >> let me see. >> reporter: shia got a lead on the perfect for their growing family but in today's tight market they had to move fast. >> i knew that if this house were on the marki would never get it. i bought it before going on the market. >> reporter: they bought the maryland home from charlotte based movement mortgage a non--bank lender that promises to close loans in just a week. >> the fact it went quickly, we didn't have to stress about it, worry about it really helped. >> reporter: customer service and more aggressive rates are giving non-bank lenders the edge. their share of the market more than doubling in the past four years. names like quicken, penny mack. picking up what big banks are leaving. >> shadow of the bank of america headquarters building and number one purchase share by offering great service to the homeowner. >> reporter: crawford admits to poaching talent from big banks and said it was pretty easy. >> they have not allocated the resources to make their service competitive and yet have given a lot of opportunity to smaller guys like our

for "nightly business report," i'm diana olick in washington. >> the housing market is one sector of the economy the federal reserve is watching closely and today an official said the central bank's key interest rate should be raised in june. federal reserve bank of richmond president jeffrey lacquer points to stronger job market consumer spending growth and inflation heading back towards the fed's target. he said unless inc economic reports are very weak the case to hike rates in june are strong. >>> the federal reserve will be paying close attention to the march employment report due out this friday. despite the fact that the markets are closed for good friday. but as steve liesman reports, are economists too upbeat about the market and could that set the market up for a big disappointment? >> reporte hopes are high on wall street for another good jobs report from main street but main street talking and is wall street not listening? growth in the first quarter slows to a crawl with lackluster consumer spending corporate profits flat lined and home building anemic. not to mention th

, i am diana taylor, i am representing the bar bary coast neighborhood association and i also represent new egg. i want to commend diane oshimaya and her staff for a really great summary and also the summerization of public comments. i do want to clarify, however, one area on page 6 of the report. we'll also put this in writing. it has to do with the northeast waterfront, there's a sentence that says there is community support for current development projects including seawall lot 324 and 322-1 as long as careful consideration is given to and use, architectural design issues including respect for existing height limits, activation of ground floor street frontages, especially on the public corridor and enhancements. that's all true but we would like to see a separation of the two development projects. i think they are uniquely different. 322 aye is proposed affordable housing development that the barbary coast neighborhood association along with other neighborhood groups formed a consortium and made comments and issues recommendations. we also served on a working group to develop the rfp