>> good morning, don. well he obviously had this as a plan and that's corroborated by the fact that he had used on his tablet some websites to search as far as how difficult it is to secure the cockpit door and also methods of suicide. so we know that this was premeditated. >> paul how are these french agencies using what was on the black box, a cockpit voice recorder to match up with the flight data recorder? >> well in a standard investigation, we use all input. a cockpit voice recorder the flight data recorder. we also use radar, weather, all inputs to get where we want to go. this was a missing piece to the puzzle. here we can see that the alarms were of course sounding in the cockpit as heard through the cockpit voice recorder and we can verify that from the flight data recorder by virtue of the attitude of the airplane and the control systems to see that he heard it he knew what was going on and he just drove this plane into the ground intentionally. >> having done work like this hundreds if not thou

el telÓn de "sÁbado gigante" despuÉs de mÁs de medio siglo de exitosa trayectoria, pero el popular donqueda con nosotros. ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univision" ediciÓn nocturna,, ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. enrique: buenas noches, comenzaron la corte federal de apelaciones del quinto circuito no dieron ningÚn veredicto, prolongando la incertidumbre para millones de indocumentados. >> somos mÁs de 11 millones de personas que sÓlo venimos a trabajar, no venimos a hacer ningÚn daÑo. >> les quiero decir que no entiendo por quÉ son antiinmigrantes porque nosotros venimos a trabajar. pedro: el ruido de la protesta llegÓ el interior de la corte donde dijo que los 26 estados no tienen intenciÓn porque es una medida de validez legal. >> sÍ fue una discusiÓn legal y no polÍtica, en la corte uno de los jueces dijo que las corte no deberÍan estar en el jineteo polÍtico. pedro: dos de los jueces se encontraron escÉpticos, no se sabe cuando la corte de apelaciones emitirÁ un pronunciamiento. justamente se busca saber cuÁl serÁ el pronunciamiento de estos jueces. ilia: en los angeles hay 2

y mÁs de cinco dÉcadas con don francisco. fin. periodista:... los detalles en acciÓn deportiva. ♪♪ en el estado de >> en el estado de nueva jersey una mujer que manejaba su vehÍculo comenzÓ a arder en la carretera. ... inconciente luego quedÓ en el carro con el cinturÓn de seguridad. y todo parece indicar que la mujer manejaba totalmente borracha. presentador: se acerca el fin de una era, al anunciar que el programa sÁbado gigante ya concluyÓ con un ciclo. don francisco nos dice por quÉ este programa se transmitirÁ por Última vez este aÑo. reportera: 53 aÑos ininterrumpidos al aire. don francisco: me tomÉ unos segundos, mÁs de lo habitual para conversar con ustedes. reportera: don francisco se dirigiÓ a sus televidentes. don francisco: la cadena univisiÓn anunciÓ que tras 53 aÑos en el aire, decidiÓ univisiÓn cerrar el programa. y gracias al aplauso y a todos ustedes. hemos llegado a donde nadie jamÁs llegÓ. reportera: don francisco le hablÓ con el corazÓn. don francisco: cuando firman contrato en el aÑo 2012, me piden que de

don? >> i need you to standby. chris is on the scene of an incident. chris, what do you have? >> hey, don. we're going to have to leave where we are right now. that's where the cars were on fire. there is a brazenness here that is different. as soon as the cops pull back, people come out on the street and literally run right in front of the police and start throwing things at them. just moments ago, this car came flying up this block. i'm saying flying up this block, right into the face of the officers. oddly, that emergency vehicle over there didn't move. it looked like he was going to ram right into the cops. nobody fired at him. nothing happened. i couldn't believe that they didn't move. he then did a u-turn and ripped down the block. and then a series of cars started coming down. i've never seen anything like that in one of these situations. the only time i've ever seen anything like that was really talking about battle situations and potential explosives in cars. this guy drove down j

el mismo don francisco dijo: con emociÓn comparto con el pÚblico estÉ anuncio. espera que ese mismo sÁbado se dirija al pÚblico. gracias a los compaÑeros y regresamos a las 11. ♪ ♪ ♪ marÍa: hoy es viernes hoy es viernes 17 de abril de 2015 y estos son los titulares: continÚa la angustia para 5 millones de indocumentados, la corte escuchÓ los argumentos pero no decidiÓ si mantiene o suspende el alivio migratorio. miami distinguirÁ a un colombiano que salvÓ la vida de un policÍa al rescatarlo en medio de los balazos que le disparaba un taxista. aumenta el trÁfico de armas de estados unidos a mÉxico. y univisiÓn anunciÓ que en septiembre "sÁbado gigante" cerrarÁ exitosamente su ciclo de mÁs de 50 aÑos, don francisco seguirÁ en la cadena. comenzamos. ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univision", con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. jorge: muy buenas noches, estamos hablando de inmigraciÓn, la acciÓn ejecutiva de barack obama que beneficiarÍa a mÁs de 4 millones de indocumentados estÁ atorada en la corte pero hoy precisamente la corte del quinto circuito empezÓ a es

dice que la perseverancia de su amigo don francisco, es admirable.sco ofrecerÁ su anuncio oficial en el programa de maÑana. julio: bueno, sÁbado gigante, sÁbados felices tambiÉn. y mis amigos, gracias por elegirnos y gracias por estar con nosotros. y ya viene el noticiero nacional. los vea al prÓximo lunes a las seis. buen fin de semana para todos. ♪ ilia: hola, quÉ tal, es viernes 17 de abril, una corte de apelaciones en nueva orleans. argumentos a favor y en contra del alivio migratorio pero no tomÓ ninguna decisiÓn. el cantante mexicano joan sebastian se someterÍa a un nuevo tratamiento para vencer el cÁncer. y dentro de cinco meses caerÁ el telÓn de "sÁbado gigante" despuÉs de mÁs de medio siglo de exitosa trayectoria, pero el popular

univisiÓn anunciÓ que en septiembre "sÁbado gigante" cerrarÁ exitosamente su ciclo de mÁs de 50 aÑos, donn la cadena. comenzamos. ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univision", con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. jorge: muy buenas noches, estamos hablando de inmigraciÓn, la acciÓn ejecutiva de barack obama que beneficiarÍa a mÁs de 4 millones de indocumentados estÁ atorada en la corte pero hoy precisamente la corte del quinto circuito empezÓ a escuchar los argumentos de las dos partes: por una estÁn los 26 estados que se oponen , por la otra es el gobierno quien argumenta que barack obama tiene la autoridad de autorizar la deportaciÓn. pedro: la lucha por desbloquear la acciÓn ejecutiva del presidente obama tomÓ en los alrededores de nueva orleans, dentro del tribunal un panel de jueces escuchÓ por dos horas a representantes de los 26 estados que demandaban el alivio migratorio, pero no dieron ningÚn veredicto. >> en sus manos estÁ que somos mÁs de 11 millones de personas que sÓlo venimos a trabajar, no venimos a hacer ningÚn daÑo. >> les quiero decir que no entiendo porque son antiinmig

don, please please -- >> don, i'm so sorry, could i please just echo that? because there were some clips that you had with the police officers behind you that you guys from cnn, you should go back and look at the this tonight and pull out some of those pieces that show those police officers even with people being silly, they were smiling, their demeanor was entirely different than any confrontation i've seen before that. and mr. neil is exactly right. i also failed to mention, there were some -- there were a couple ladies that were in the street that you saw, constantly moving young people around. there were regular members of the community who were jumping in all day long -- >> saying what are you doing, don't do this? >> correct, breaking up little confrontations. again, like i said last night, i'll say it again, my city stood up. you know i'm proud to say i'm from baltimore. i live in new york now, i'm proud to say i'm from baltimore. they stood up to the test. everybody from the congress to the senate straight on down to the mayor and the police departme

# ahora le damos la bienvenida a nuestro querido don francisco!! muchas veces por invitarme. barbara: ahora el 19 de septiembre, serÁn? de sÁbado gigante. que mensaje tiene para tu pÚblico? don francisco: hemos estado tan orgullosos de todos los que hemos participado. soy un producto. el producto del trabajo del trabajo en equipo procesador gigante. de la gente que no sabe. primero respetar ese equipo, conjuntamente respetar a la audiencia porque les hemos estado en el aire como cuando terminemos vamos estar, sin 24 aÑos. 38 estados unidos para sentirse, pero el uso son. _es para estar muy orgulloso y yo la verdad que estoy muy orgulloso barbara: se imaginÓ alguna vez la respuesta. don francisco: nunca jamÁs. e incluso hasta las cadenas competitivas de univisiÓn o san salvador. en toda europa, en toda amÉrica latina y eso nos llena de orgullo por los que hemos recibido justifica el orgullo nuestro de que estemos tan contento, de tanta fuerza, tanto cariÑo que hemos estado durante tanto tiempo barbara: recalcÓ que se va con el rating muy alto que es

this was a pinch, don, right? you had this main force here but you had a supporting force coming behind it. that's what this guy was, coming from up the street. so that was to further motivate people to move back going down that way, and now he's taking off down this way. remember what i said this is an intricate area. there are lots of different roadways off this main hub of this intersection. but only that one person is who we've seen taken into custody. we can't speak for what's been going on down the street in either direction. >> here's what they did with the young man in the crowd. that was a pretty slick move. and also what they're doing, as chris is describing it, a pinch. this is quite different than what we've seen. >> absolutely. this is exactly what i'm speaking to as well too. you've got to be methodical in a situation such as this. everyone's perception of it how they would deal with it would be different. but since you're asking me mine i would do exactly what we're seeing baltimore do tonight i thi

from buddy holly through 1972 when don mclean was writing the song.ter is a mixed tracker figure. what happened to the music after the goodtime rock 'n roll of the sock hop ended. what happened next? katty: thank you very much. so that is who the jester was. bob dylan. this program is coming to a close. you can find out more about that story and the rest of the news on our website. i'm katty kay, thank you for watching. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by -- the freeman foundation. newman's own foundation -- giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good. kovler foundation. and mufg. >> it is a global truth that we can do more when we work together. at mufg our banking relationships span cultures and support almost every industry across the globe. because success takes partnership, and only through discipline and trust can we create something greater than ourselves. mufg, we build relationships that build the world. >> "bbc world news" was presented by k

realizando tambiÉn los teletÓn mis cariÑos para don francisco, un caballero.y edgar lÓpez estarÁ con nosotros y trae un nuevo peinado este domingo en enfoque. pero al regreso en "noticiero telemundo" tenemos explicaciÓn cientÍfica de porque las personas quieren a sus perros como si fueran parte de la familia, detalles al regreso de la pausa. ♪. ♪. >>> maÑana en "noticiero telemundo" fin de semana una lucha que lleva muchos aÑos. veremos porque hoy las mujeres y las latinas aÚn llevan las de mi nombre es daniel y tengo dolor neuropático diabético. trabajo en un supermercado. mi día empieza a las dos y media en la mañana. sentí fuego en los pies, y como alfileres. el dolor se había vuelto más frecuente y cada vez era peor. era tan fuerte que sabía que tenía que ver a un médico. mi doctor me recomendó lyrica. lyrica ha ayudado a reducir mi dolor. se sabe que la diabetes daña los nervios. por la fda para tratar el dolor reacciones alérgicas graves o pensamientos o acciones suicidas. informe a su médico de inmediato si presenta estos efectos secundarios, aparición

don. >> all right. thank you, jason. alexander field is another terror suspect related to the two female and unrelated i should say to the two female plotters also in custody tonight. tell us a bt that case. >> sure, don. it is muhammad alfaric born in texas and deport eded to pakistan where he is accused of supporting al qaeda, and he is charged with conspiring with al qaeda to provide materiel and personnel to al qaeda, and he wanted to achieve martyrdom, and he traveled to pakistan in 2007 with two fellow students from the university of manitoba in canada and the authorities say that the men went to pakistan and one of the companions became involved in al qaeda and training there, and there they were providing weapons and training with three men in the u.s. to unleash a suicide attack in the new york subway attack, and that was foil and two of the men pleaded guilty and they have been cooperating with the authorities which has helped to shed light on this situation. he is now in the u.s. court, and he did not enter a

don francisco: yo tambiÉn.speciales. ademÁs, actualmente es el programa mÁs longevo de entretenimiento, serÁ hasta maÑana en sÁbado gigante donde hablo de esto a su pÚblico. del estudio de sÁbado gigante, queda cinco meses despuÉs el don francisco chÍcharatero. dono francisco: al venir a este paÍs para que venimos para el sueÑo americano. barbara: maÑana nuestras cÁmaras lo acompaÑarÁn en el estudio de sÁbado gigante. su pÚblico que tanto lo quiere.s acompaqa nuestra colega teresa rodriguez, de "aqui y ahora", quien siguio muy de cerca el proceso de transicion de 4 personas transgeneros!! bienvenida teresa! buenas tardes.. >>asÍ es muchas gracias por invitarme varias personas no se dieron cuenta como ese gÉnero y tenemos el caso de un niÑo cristiano de 10 aÑos. teresa: a los cuatro minutos y medio le dijo la madre, yo no soy jessica, yo soy cristian y esa a pesar de las crÍticas por parte de su familia , a pesar de las crÍticas por parte de sus amistades, los estÁ criticando como cristian. allÍ tendemos a un ho

don mclane wrote this verse which in the end he crossed out.he manuscript it's clear mclean wrote by hand and typed as the song panned flipped. february made me solicitor. -- shiver. >> in the lyrics you see it in the order we are used to it and then reverse with the shivering before the delivering. >> reporter: mclean never explained what the lyrics were about. it's one of the most analysed songs. people interpret it in different ways much because the players tried to take the field the marching band refused to yield was thought to be a reference to the beetles. not so. mclaneways thinking about the momma's parade a city where he wrote "american pie" and the marches against the turmoil of vietnam. >> he called it a morality song saying the world was going in the wrong direction. >> reporter: antony is a writer for "rolling stones" magazine and said the irony is that "america pie" is an upbeat classic with a downbeat message. >> the song is about seeing the death of buddy holy and richie vallens, the big bopper in a plane crash in 1959. the son

our coverage continues now with don lemon in baltimore. don? >> this is cnn breaking news. >> anderson thank you very much. live in baltimore, state of emergency tonight in effect just hours after the funeral of freddie gray. this is cnn tonight, i'm don lemon. again, thanks so much for joining us. we'll take you through at least the next couple of hours here on cnn and give you the information as it's coming in. one of america's biggest cities and most notable cities again under a state of emergency tonight. the scene of chaos just 40 miles away from the white house. look at the pictures next to me. this city is on fire. a massive five engulfed a brand new senior center and at least 15 police officers have been injured in all of the violence that happened today. several with broken bones this evening to tell you about. businesses are burned as we've been showing you. businesses have been looted as we have been showing you. police cars are burned as well and destroyed. a day of shock and chaos, rioting and violence happening all over baltimore.

the next day was don fowell the daughter of don burgess waiting for her father to arrive in the village of gwen. burgess was well remembered as the 23-year-old civilian american who spoke vietnamese. even though he had not -- not married the daughter's mother, he was still remembered well by his father. >> they were real hospitable to me. they provided an atmosphere of love and support. >> reporter: burgess has promised an education to his daughter who was kicked out of school because she was amarasian. although she packed her bag she will not be going home. her grandfather ask she stay until her mother and other children can leave and burgess agreed. >> the boy's who's father in oklahoma was not able to make the trip in vietnam did finally leave. since then over 1,000amarician children have moved to the united states. >>> when we come back to a second look. one of those babies who arrived at the presidio meets a vet who was helping those children the day they arrived. we showed these kids some items from a nearby store, whoa! but they didn't know they were all tobacco products. ooh thi

i'm don lemon. i am live in baltimore, maryland. it is midnight here eastern time and this city has been under a curfew since 10:00 p.m. for two hours now. initially, there were people who defied that curfew order, defied the order and stayed out on the streets. police moved in methodically and moved them off the streets and in the course of two hours, there is barely anyone on the streets now. in some locations, there may be people who pop up or crop up. there may be crowds that try to pop up. but police have gained control of this city. quite a different scene than last night, than 24 hours ago when last i came to you at this scene. cnn's correspondents are stationed throughout the city. miguel marquez brings us the latest from where he is. miguel, what are you seeing? >> we're on pennsylvania avenue, which is the main corridor that leads from north avenue where a lot of the protestify was today and where a lot of the violence was last night. then pennsylvania goes all the way downtown. along this corridor, we saw a lot of the act

. >>> this is cnn tonight, and i'm don lemon. tonight, we begin with breaking news, and another controversial police shoot ark and this is caught on camera and it is a south carolina police officer murdering an apparent unarmed man. it happened after a traffic stop in south charles tonton and video obtained by "the new york times" times," and it shows a man breaking away from a man, and then the officer fires eight shots at the man, 58-year-old walter scott, killing him, and the officer could face life in priz prizson or even death. the grieving family of walter scott speaking out a moment ago. his brother, anthony, pleading for justice. >> from the beginning when it happened the first day, i always wondered what was the truth. i think that through the process, we have received the truth, and we can't get my brother back and my family is in deep mourning for that but through the process of justice have been served and i don't -- i don't think that all police officers are bad cops. but there are some bad once out there. and i don'

don? >> miguel as you have been -- we've also been reporting on people who were standing between the people who came out and wanted to cause this destruction and trying to get them to stop. and they should be acknowledged as well miguel. >> dante hickman, the pastor here was one of those individuals. the pastors all got together where the funeral was today at new shiloh they went out in the community trying to collar young people trying to get them back into their homes, get them away from the violence get them off the streets. it's a frenzy out there once it gets started and it's frightening to see. you had individuals wearing 300 on their shirts and they were young men, trying to get other young men off the streets. you had the -- what is that sound? you had members from the muslim community going in throwing people out of the stores trying to establish some sort of order. absolutely frustration and anger among many members of the community at what they see happening to their own neighbo

con el don de hacer reÍr y llorar.mÁs bendiciones don mario, va a iniciar una nueva era para usted y toda su familia, un gran aplauso para el equipo de "sÁbado gigante". (aplausos) francisca: yo estuve ahÍ, fue un sÁbado espectacular, muy buena energÍa, me dio la patadita de la suerte. lleguÉ un momento cumbre, y muy contenta por todo lo que vivÍ con don francisco, era uno de mis sueÑos. alejandro: es parte de nuestra idiosincrasia, nuestra historia, nuestra cultura, todos crecimos con don francisco todos los sÁbados celebrando la vida en nuestra cultura. karla: yo quisiera ser la don francisca mujer, lo quiero tanto, gracias por las enseÑanzas que nos ha dado don mario, lo queremos mucho. pasamos con ana y temas de inmigraciÓn. ana: empezamos la semana ofreciendo ayuda en temas de migraciÓn, para eso nos acompaÑa el abogado mario lobo, bienvenido. tambiÉn saludamos a daniela vargas, nos acompaÑa desde arlington, virginia. muy buenos dÍas. abogado: daniela, buenos dÍas. daniela: abogado, ¿cÓmo estÁ? abogado: si puede h

maÑana estarÁ aquÍ no querido don francisco.la cantante. >> hay veces que me animo y egresos que no. mucha gente que va al museo de nosotros preguntan por quÉ la matÓ? por quÉ hay tantos diferentes historias a la televisiÓn y la prensa y nadie va al grano. nadie sabe la verdad, entonces inventan cosas. la gente estÁ confusa que saber la verdad. a a veces me animo a escribir un libro y a veces me desanimo. pamela: afectiva lo acudieron los hermanos y digo quienes apoyan un proyecto de alta tecnologÍa de la universidad de san diego que harÁ que la cantante cobre vida e interactÚe con los seguidores de recaudaciÓn de fondos comenzÓ por internet hasta esta tarde habrÍa recaudado 7500 $. pero necesita medio millÓn para este holograma digital. babrie: banda el recodo nos contar cuÁl ha sido el vicio mÁs grande para ellos. pamela: esta es otra primicia de impacto. quÉ que disfruten! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ las derrotas y caÍdas en el mercado ♪ ♪ pero cada vez me levanto mÁs bravo ♪ ♪ los consejos de mi viejo nunca se me han olvidado ♪ ♪ pa que no me c

they are easy to make and easy to program, don. >> yes, and chad myers says it every time. and chad, talk about rochelle, illinois, and you are talking about the damage and we are hearing from wrex and lindsey clark saying that five people were pulled out of the home and there is major damage there? >> not rochelle, itself, but this has been in the area of concern that we have have been talk g talking about back and forth in the newsroom, the storm is moved northwest of rochelle and maybe four or five mile and it is not a lot if you are living in new york city, but the town of rochelle compared to the suburbs, that is where the storm went through and we had a reporter, and a stringer to talk to us about this but it is a large and probably the f-4 tornado variety and wedge tornado on the ground, and number of towns were seriously damaged today, and we will probably be talking about this many more days to come, and this is a very bad event out there, don. >> you are looking at the twist twister on the ground right, there chad, that you are looking at. how widespread is this s

i'm don lemon. carol is off today. thank you so much for joining us on this friday. a lot of breaking news a lot of news happening today. first up out of the middle east america angers its closest ally in the region and maybe charts a new relationship with its greatest enemy. i want to take a live look at this picture now. this is from tehran. you're looking at this because just in a short time the iranian president, hassan rouhani, about to deliver a national address. it's on a breakthrough in the u.s.-led iranian talks. it's scheduled to happen at the top of the hour. we're going to carry it for you live. moments ago we heard from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, condemning that framework of a deal and says "the cabinet is united in strongly opposing the proposed deal. this deal with pose a grave danger to the region and to the world and would threaten the very survival of the state of really." phil what do you think we're going to learhear? >> don, it will be interesting. it would seem

don champion is in boston. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. while a conviction is almost certain, legal services do say it will take the jury some time. we could learn more information about what their thinking is, though, later this morning when they return to the courthouse to start deliberations again. for a second day a jury will try reaching a verdict in the case against dzhokhar tsarnaev. jurors deliberated for more than seven hours monday but could not come to a unanimous decision. they did send the judge two questions which will be answered today. attorneys for the now 21-year-old have admitted he did play a role in the 2013 bombings which killed three people and injured more than 250 others but the jury still has to consider 30 counts against him, 17 of which carry the death penalty. as they do that, they'll examine the defense's main argument. their client would not have taken part would it not have been for his older brother tamerlan who died. during closing arguments defense attorney judy clark called tamerlan the mastermind behind

when i asked him what is it like he said i'm looking to do high leverage pro bono work we thank you don for your advise and most popular don't smile too much when you think of us every tuesday night and your by the policy in la thank you, don for your service and being here (clapping). >> thank you, mr. instructor the next agenda item recognized and oh, i'm sorry we're moving to item one item under h superintendent proposal in support of naming the sunny side middle school the ruby bell where i know moved and seconded and may i have a report from the buildings and grounds committee policemen's is not here so any members of the community that want to report. >> commissioner walton. >> good evening, everyone and thank you grumbling drumming at the granddaughters or grounds committee we were in support of naming the middle school after ruby bell wing and wanted to bring this to the board. >> thank you very much commissioner shamann walton let's see may we have a reading of the resolution by the superintendent. >> thank you commissioner president murase i'd like to ask david golden to pleas

conductor: la clave de don francisco serÁ siempre un incÓgnita cÓmo se mantuvo por dÉcadas al aire.sea bailar, cantar o cocinar envÍenos un vÍdeo. mucha suerte a todas las mamÁs. la vida es escuchar ruidos que dan miedo. y meterme en la cama sin que nadie se de cuenta. la vida es escuchar ruidos que dan miedo. y meterme en la cama sin que nadie se de cuenta. conductor: sÍ tiene historias que quiere que investiguemos cuando tiene que reportar puede llamar a nuestra redacciÓn, o si lo prefiere envÍenos un correo electrÓnico. conductora: los padres suelen estar pendientes de cada cosa que hacen sus hijos desde momento que nacen. y ahora tenemos imÁgenes hermosas de lo que hizo un bebÉ, al escuchar a su mamÁ por primera vez. la se sordera conductor: naciÓ con una sordera, y asÍ se enterÓ por primera vez del sonido de la voz de su madre. conductora: sonrÍe cuando oye el _ su nombre por primera vez. conductor: buen fin de semanapacto. ♪ ilia: hola, quÉ tal, es viernes 17 de abril, una corte de apelaciones en nueva orleans. argumentos a favor y en contra del alivio migratorio pero no tomÓ

that's a doggy don draper. >> don draper's guide to picking up women. >> reporter: a true sign of successparodied on snl. >> hello. >> don draper. >> let's get me out of this skirt. >> reporter: as the final episodes kick off tonight, you can celebrate or mourn the show a number of ways. you can binge watch past episodes make a drink at the office. i mean at a swanky bar. or you can head to the museum of moving image in new york city which has a new "mad men" exhibition. here is don's office. >> don draper's office. >> reporter: the original set meticulously recreated, including the kitchen. >> we had to reorder the wallpaper, which was still being made. we wallpaper everything. it was a pain. >> if the clothes from the bag are on the floor of my closet you'll be a sorry lady. >> reporter: the details with the found on the set and the costumes which includes the dazzling dress. >> the dress is vintage. it was found by the costume designer. she replaced the sleeves to create these dramatic cleaves. >> reporter: don draper's secret past life is on display for everyone to see. >> i can't bel

is that don lemon? donald cornelius lemon! get away from that bystander.nd i both know that is not journalism. put that microphone down! but putt it down! put it down! >> larry: civil unrest mom everyone. we'll be right back so, have you heard about lancaster? buttery rich, smooth, and surprisingly soft crÈmes. so you give one a try and wow. it's lancaster. it's caramel reimagined. en power scrub to give us a clean we can be proud of. over engineered with unstoppable orange oil and micro scrubbers [band]: unstoppable it leaves us honkingly gorgeous. dial for men. proudly over engineered. we snap it. we stack it. we smoosh it. we love it. hershey's makes it a s'more... you make it special. hershey's is mine, yours our chocolate. ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: welcome back. my panel comedienne and actressesactreskerry coddett. cheedian and actress seaton smith. executive director of "dream defenders" phillip agnew. ( cheers and applause ) all right, so there's a riot going on, so let's jump right into the fire. so some people were saying a lot of people w

hello to you. >> hello, don.hank you for that. >>> officials now say the death toll in nepal from saturday's earthquake is above 5500. we have new video that shows the moment the quake hit and we have to warn you, it is graphic. this is in kathmandu. you see the camera shaking, people running into the streets and moments later a building comes crashing down. the government says it's trying to get relief supplies to survivors, but much more needs to be done. >>> rescuers were able to save one man trapped. we're about 80 hours under the rubble. they saw him hand poking through the debris. they gave him oxygen while digging him out. he has been taken to hospital. >>> nepal's prime minister visited the area on wednesday. they say the prime minister and the government are not doing enough to help the victims. >> you know how many countries they're giving us something, food or clothes or so many things. but we don't get anything right now. but he come just looking and we're on our way because we are looking for -- he d

here is don's office. yes, don draper's office.meticulously recreated, including the kitchen from don and betty's house. >> we ordered the wallpaper which was miraculously being made. >> isf the clothes from that dry cleaning bag are on the floor in my closet you'll be a very sorry young lady. >> reporter: megan draper's fabulous dress. >> the dress is vintage. it was found by the costume designer. we replaced the sleeves as these big bell sleeves that would move. >> reporter: don draper's past life is on display for all to see. >> this is so cool. >> not a secret anymore. >> reporter: while don's future remains covered up hidden in plain view in the recreated writer's room. >> there are some secrets to be had under that paper. >> the secrets are the titles of the rest of the episodes that haven't aired yet. >> but it is just the titles. so if i jumped over this wall and risked -- >> you never know. >> i was so tempted to rip that down. the new york exhibit is one of self-tributes to the show across the country and it runs through

don champion reporting for us in boston. thanks, don. >>> jurors will continue deliberation this morning in the murder trial of aaron hernandez. the jury heard closing arguments tuesday. lawyers for the former new england patriots star ak phenomenaled for the first time that he was at the scene of the killing of odin lloyd. still facing trial are to blame. prosecutors say hernandez pulled the trigger. >>> seven people died in the crash of a small plane including athletic officials at ill state university. the plane went down in dense fog early tuesday short of the central illinois regional airport. it was returning from the ncaa basketball finals. aaron leech and associate basketball coach torey ward were among those killed. >>> coming up on the "morning news," lights out in the capitol. we'll show you what happens when an outage hit washington. >>> and blackout on stage. a candidate for mayor passes out during a televised debate. this is the "cbs morning news." >> announcer: this portion of "cbs morning news" sponsored by v

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don champion, cbs news. >>> a highly infectious and deadly bird flu is spreading in iowa. more than 5 million hens will be have to be destroyed at a farm in northwest iowa. it's nearly 10% of iowa's egg-laying hens. this is the first chicken farm in iowa to be infected. the virus confirmed at a turkey farm in iowa last week. >>> this morning, a batch of potentially severe storms is rolling across the eastern united states. strong thunderstorms including hail and damaging winds are possible from the mid-atlantic to the carolinas. >>> recovery operations are under way in metro atlanta after a powerful storm cell moved through yesterday afternoon. tornado warnings were issued for several counties. trees and power lines were knocked over and there were marble-size hail but no one was injured. >>> baltimore was quiet overnight but tensions are high as investigators try to determine how a black suspect in police custody suffered a fatal spine injury. baltimore's mayor said she's angry six officers have been suspended without pay. the police commissioner ordered a full review. cr

drive the tractor. [ laughter ] -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is "cnn tonight" and i'm don lemon. you know the words and generations of kids have learned the words, liberty and justice for all, but in some corners the words have been forgotten such as in indiana where the words are about so much more about whether bakeries have to be selling wedding cakes to gay couples, and the states are struggling to find fixes. a white commuter who was beaten when asked about what he thought about the shooting of michael ferguson and he said it is not a hate crime. >> and in new york city a uber driver who was berated by a new york police aufofficer about what country he was from. >>> and also chris rock over selling his mercedes because he he got tired of being pulled over by the police. >>> and now, what is take sog long to fix the religious freedom bills? it is clear where the laws have turned back the clock to allow discrimination against gays and lesbian, and if you don't believe me, talk to gary tuchman. he talked to five florists with similar laws in the works where they said the

>> there is don. mayor keith summey said that they have purchased more than 100 body cameras, and they are hope tog hoping to have every police officer in charleston outfitted with the body cameras and we heard the same thing after the madison, wisconsin, shooting and the same thing after ferguson, and the debate over the body camera, and the police departments in question have moved to purchase the body cameras, and have their officers out outfitted with them, but of course, it happened after the fact, and that is what it looks like is going to happen here. >> and thank you, brian todd. and the scott family is thankful that the incident was captured by eyewitness on video, but mr. scott's mother says it is painful to look at it. >> i couldn't really watch the whole tape. when i saw my son running, and i saw the policeman behind him, i could not take it. i had to turn away. and i couldn't handle it. >> i am joined by anthony scott walter scott's brother and chris stewart, the family attorney for the s

>> don champion in boston, thank you, don. >>> jurors will hear closing arguments this morning in the murder trial of former new england patriots star aaron hernandez. the defense rested monday after calling only three witnesses. hernandez has pleaded not guilty in the 2013 killing of odin lloyd. >>> and relatives of a maryland family who died from carbon monoxide poisoning are looking for answers this morning. the bodies of a father and his seven children were found monday at their home in princess anne. friends and family had been worried for days. relatives say the power company had cut off the electricity over an unpaid bill. and the family was using a generator. scott broom of our washington, d.c., affiliate wusa reports. >> reporter: a grandmother's unspeakable grief. her son, rodney todd sr., and his seven children, five girls and two boys, seen in this family photo are all gone. >> in life he just wanted to do everything that was right. and he was setting a good example for his children. and he did just that. >> reporter: rodney todd sr. had not been seen since more than a wee

we're live in new york, don champion cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> don, thank you. violent attack now on teenage sisters at local park is caught on video. the suspect have been id and arrests should follow. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us now in our satellite center more on this disturbing video. nicole, good morning. >> really is. good morning to you erika. pretty hard to watch. but the video did help police identify those involved in that violent clash at gregg grant park in trenton. now, as you mentioned police expect to move forward with those arrests. >> punched, kicked hair pulled out disturbing images, caught on tape, during a city park scuffle, that left two teenage sisters in trenton fearing for their lives. >> could have got killed out there, like stomping on our heads, like grown women stomping on our heads. we are only teenagers. anything could have happened out there. >> destiny said she was rough house withing another girl when her sister intervened. >> i was standing there one-on-one, then her sister hit my sister. so i was like no.

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i want to hand over our coverage to don lemon, and still protesters out in baltimore, we've seen the protesting in new york. >> as you've been saying, it's not just here and you never know what can happen and hopefully it will be peaceful and people will go into their homes, or at least get off the street, anderson. i want to add some questions to you. we have a lot going on here. it is curfew time right now. it is 10:00 p.m. in baltimore and for the second night, a city wide curfew is beginning right at this very moment and for the second night, crowds of people are still out on the streets, although they seem to be dwindling right now. we hope that stays in place. tensions are rising here. protests have spread from baltimore to new york city to washington d.c. anger all across this country calls for justice and demands for change but tonight the question is will there, can there be a peaceful night here in baltimore? that is a big question here. chris cuomo is out on the streets and anderson cooper is here and has been reporting all evening. anderson two nights of curfews, you've b