and dustin responds back that he did say something... and jessica responds, "yeah, that could kill you." >> i'm sure it made everybody mad, but he wasn't going to put his life in danger. >> while working in north dakota, dustin met jessica summers, the woman he planned to marry. >> he would make comments about how he never thought about proposing to a girl, or he knew nothing about diamonds or rings. one day he said you know, it's all about the clarity and the cut. and i thought wow >> oh man he's a big ol softie for that ol lady i tell you he was. yeah. he loved that woman unconditionally. >> after serving two tours of duty with dustin, dj allred followed his friend to north dakota to find work. >> one good thing about the oil field is you don't need a lot of experience. like i didn't know anything about the oil fields before i came it was, can you work hard, yeah, you're hired. >> dustin and dj were roommates and often talked about the challenges of their jobs in the bakken. one night dustin told dj that he was thinking of leaving nabo

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but dustin paul will still be here for a while. >> how do i describe myself? a mother [ bleep ]. that's how i would describe myself. >> over the past five months paul has been trying to leave the jail through his own ill-fated escape attempts. >> i know there's no way i'll get out of here. that's not going to happen. i was really just upset i was in jail. you know? that was just my way of saying [ bleep ] you pretty much. >> escape can carry up to a ten-year prison sentence. but since the farthest paul ever got was the day room of his housing unit jail officials have not filed criminal charges. instead they've kept him locked up in segregation. >> my beard represents how long i've been here. how long my hair is, that's how long i've been down here. >> but lately paul has ceased his escape attempts and given himself a new look. because of his good behavior, jail officials have moved him to a less restrictive housing unit. >> everybody thought that there's no way we're going to change his behavior. and to see him today, he's a totally different person. even to s

had you ever met dustin before? >> no. >> you never heard of him?s? >> yes. because, excuse me, as vets if we don't take care of each other, there's not a whole lot of other folks that are going to do it. i think it's important for to us take care of each other. >> dustin, we hear transplants sometimes the idea of waiting for one could take months, years, sometimes it could never come through. what did you think you heard an immediate response from temple and that he was a match? >> i was elated. the fact that even like we had an outpouring of people who wanted to match and the fact that i got a match on the first shot is elation. it's very exciting. >> so how are you doing today? >> feel good. i got a little little pain but i feel really good, two weeks out, i think i'm doing better than i should >> temple, how are you doing? >> great. no complaints at all. >> you go from not knowing each other to i imagine this connection, this lifelong friendship i would imagine. do you guys get to call each other now? are you friends on facebook and more, i'm su

seconds left in the game, dustin's shot goes in off the burns. on that goal the jets win.saturday against the coyotes and then on to the play-offs. >>> we heard a lot about the giants' super charged offense all season long and the dodgers witnessed all of it today. always fun. taking the lead bottom six. giants go up 5-4. bottom eighth, here it comes. and there it goes. the big blow. courtesy of hunter pence. the grand salami. the giants hand the dodgers their first loss of the year, 12-6. >> obviously the grand slam was nice. but these things don't happen without a lot of good at-bats in front of you. people being on base. things turn around. that's why you play all nine innings. good things will happen if you keep going. >> beer in his left hand, and he's got the foul ball in his right after that. didn't spill a drop. no score until the sixth inning. kendall graven was the pitcher. his first of the year. a's fall 6-1. >>> first round of the masters at augusta. beautiful day. unless your name is ernie els. missing putt after putt. inside of two feet. with six putt, the ho

dustin johnson and rickie fowler and just a reminder that golf channel has continuing coverage of thenspiration. ladies first major of the year. they have a heck of a leaderboard out there in the desert. in our next stop, the players, rickie fowler had that incredible finish last year. tonight, starting at central, all new episodes of little big shots, crowded and "dateline." >> just two little putts away. >> not a lot of break here, mark. the big thing, 25 feet, trying to cozy it down there. it almost doesn't seema appropriate to read this put, johnny. somehow hit it two more times. >> doesn't have to hit it very hard, i can tell you that. >> looks pretty good. >> says he's watching from around the country, a lot of them in that palm city area where he moved just a short time ago. moved there just a few years ago. lovemark for his par. the stage is there for the 191st ranked player in the world. he can finally get it done. in the 106th pga tour event. >>> finally gets inside. his day at the shell houston open has arrived. one last look at the leaderboard. not a lot of people would ha

dustin diamond who played screech was released from a wisconsin jail yesterday. he was convicted in a bar stabbing. he said he was defending his fiancee, he was released 30 days early while working as a custodern during his sentence. >>> david guest has died. he was a former husband of liza minnelli. invest gitters are not sure how he died, they do not consider it suspicious. david gest was 62 years old. killer's darkest secrets are in to stay that way. >>> a man stabbed to death on the sidewalk in a neighborhood that you'd probably never except. i'm rob schmidt on the upper east side whether or not violent crime is on the rise in one of the city's safest neighborhood. >>> is there a penalty for being asian on college applications. >> it's more difficult to get into college. >> some believe affirmative action benefits white people >>> right now, stabbed to death on the upper east side. a quiet block turned into a murder scene. now a teenaged suspect is charged in the case. a love triangle may have led to the bloodshed. >> news 4's rob schmidt outside the 19th pre

seconds left in the game, dustin's shot goes in off the burns. on that goal the jets win.d then on to the play-offs. >>> we heard a lot about the giants' super charged offense all season long and the dodgers witnessed all of it today. always fun. taking the lead bottom six. giants go up 5-4. bottom eighth, here it comes. and there it goes. the big blow. courtesy of hunter pence. the grand salami. the giants hand the dodgers their first loss of the year, 12-6. >> obviously the grand slam was nice. but these things don't happen without a lot of good at-bats in front of you. people being on base. things turn around. that's why you play all nine innings. good things will happen if you keep going. >> beer in his left hand, and he's got the foul ball in his right after that. didn't spill a drop. no score until the sixth inning. kendall graven was the pitcher. his first of the year. a's fall 6-1. >>> first round of the masters at augusta. beautiful day. unless your name is ernie els. missing putt after putt. inside of two feet. with six putt, the hole 4, a 9. he would finish 8 ov

dustin johnson and rickie fowler and just a reminder that golf channel has continuing coverage of thenspiration. ladies first major of the year. they have a heck of a leaderboard out there in the desert. in our next stop, the players, rickie fowler had that incredible finish last year. tonight, starting at 8:00, 7:00 central, all new episodes of little big shots, crowded and "dateline." >> just two little putts away. >> not a lot of break here, mark. the big thing, 25 feet, trying to cozy it down there. it almost doesn't seema appropriate to read this put, johnny. somehow hit it two more times. >> doesn't have to hit it very hard, i can tell you that. >> looks pretty good. >> says he's got a lot of folks watching from around the country, a lot of them in that palm city area where he moved just a short time ago. moved there just a few years ago. lovemark for his par. the stage is there for the 191st ranked player in the world. he can finally get it done. in the 106th pga tour event. >>> finally gets inside. his day at the shell houston open has arrived. one last look at the leaderboard

two-stroke lead over dustin johnson. we should say baseball is back in the district. and it is awesome. >> yes, it is. thank you carroll. grab the umbrellas for tomorrow. may see a few showers. >> scattered showers in the morning but gorgeous by the afternoon and evening. > that's the news for now. nightly news is coming up next. we'll see you again for news4 at 11:00. till then, good night, everybody. >>> on this sunday night, road rage murder, a former nfl star shot and killed, after a car crash. police now working to piece together what led to the death of saints player will smith. >>> taking a stand, as donald trump resets his campaign, one of the country's leading newspapers puts out a satirical and provocative vision of what a trump presidency would look like. >>> target paris. officials in belgium say the brussels bombing were a backup plan. the attackers initially wanted to strike paris again. >>> pour dborder violence. the chaotic scene in northern greece as macedonia cracks down hard, injuring dozens of migrants. >>> and family time.

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>>> we got cut off last segment, information to help dustin americantransplantfoundation.org . i got in. see you tomorrow. >> very nice. >>> listen to this, before sending your check to the irs. americans will spend more on taxes this year than food, clothes, and housing combined. and someone here says the candidates better listen to this, too, because this is why voters in both parties are fed up. hi everybody. i'm dagen mcdowell. this is "bulls and bears." welcome everybody. john, time for candidates to be fighting for tax reform rather than fighting with each other. >> oh, yes. this banter between these guys is just offensive. we're trying to pick the leprechaun, the tallest out of the group. they want to talk about each other's spouse, who is getting money from who. nobody is talking about policy, the reason we had 70,000 plus pages in the irs and the effective tax rate has stayed basically the same since the 1950s. look, we take in about 19% of gdp per annum, despite the fluctuation of tax increases and tax decreases and the reason is because the wealthy are getting benefi

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. >>> the red sox and astros, the 12th inning, dustin pedroia, fouls this one and look closely.a baby making the catch. i think mama bear will be disappointed or have a talk with him. everyone is okay. >>> a solar-powered plane is in the bay area after the most difficult leg of the journey. we'll hear from the man at the controls of the historic flight. >>> and a man and a woman are dead in a double homicide in san jose. the killers are still on the loose. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> search efforts will resume at lands end this morning for a dead body that a woman said she saw when hiking. >> and california courts are seeing more and more misbehaving jury members. >> and waking up this morning and your eyes are itching and you are wheezing, we will have the pollen report coming up. >> and 680, a multi-vehicle accident on the shoulder but is managing to back up the ride along highway 242 back to highway 4. i'll have a complete traffic check coming up. >> good morning. it's april 25. >>> it is 6:30. >>> police are trying to figure out how two people ended up dead inside a south b

. >> dustin hoffman. >> jimmy: that's right. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i don't know why this is even a game. all right. next. all right. now do you see yourself? >> maybe with the beard or the glasses? >> jimmy: who is this celebrity you got a photo with? >> ice tea. ice cube. >> jimmy: ice what? close enough. that's ice, yeah. who else do we have up there? let's see. how about this handsome gentleman. >> i don't know his name. >> jimmy: do you know his movie. >> the one with the hammer. and he's in the movie now where the lady like magic ghost. the new movie with the crazy flier. she make up like -- like a ghost and stuff like that. >> jimmy: right. i think that's how they describe it on the poster, yeah. >> she's from australia. >> jimmy: he is. now don't -- you don't know his name? >> his brother, he's with miley cyrus. >> i don't know his name. >> jimmy: let's go to the next one. where did this happen? >> i don't know. jim. you sent me. >> jimmy: i sent you to this? no. >> yeah, in new york. >> jimmy: that was in new york? >> yeah. >> jimmy: who is that man? >> trump. >> jimmy: what's h

destroying the $100,000 house and badly damaging the two neighboring homes, one belonging to actor dustinfman. and as firemen picked their way through the rubble, they found a basement workshop with sticks of dynamite and the materials needed to make bombs. three bodies were found in the rubble. >> the new york cell of the weather underground was beginning to build bombs that were to be placed that night at an officers' dance at ft. dix, new jersey. however, something went badly, and three ended up dead. >> the daughter of the building's owner and another girl fled right after the blast. >> i just went into survival mode, both to get out of the house and then to get away from the police. at that point, i was a combatant. >> the student protesters of the '60s have turned into more serious revolutionaries using far more lethal weapons. >> the '60s, we were all about changing hearts and minds. the '70s was more just about expressing anger. international politics and domestic politics seemed to be decided by violence. and violence only begets violence. >> from the underground, that radical le

. >>> former child actor, dustin diamond, is a free man again. the actor who played screech, on tv's "saved by the be," knot out of -- got out of jail monday. he was sentenced to four months behind barbs -- bars for a fight. he participated in a program that allowed him to get out of jail earlier. >>> a tractor-trailer, carrying 46,000 pounds of milk, overturned, spilling all over interstate 295. the driver was taken to the hospital. but should be okay. and apparently not crying over spilled milk. >> of course not. but it smells real good out there now. >>> trending now. why a teen's parents are pretty angry with the dora the explorer actress. >>> and a firefighter goes all out to stage an elaborate proposal. >>> and this might be our newsroom's favorite story of the day. two brothers punk their sister with a zombie apocalypse prank. top? >>> time to get the allergy medicine out and keep it handy. we're in a dry stretch of weather. high for tree pollen now. until we get some rain, that's going to get higher and higher. we'll talk about when the t

guest: it is 2005, mark and dustin and chris had moved out to palo alto and they were recruiting folks had dropped out of stanford to help them scale facebook. at that point, it was 5 million american college students. and there were about 30 employees or so and i wanted to meet mark, i had written about him in the stanford daily, that was about the most prestigious paper you can read about him at that time. the world was not taking this stuff seriously and working at startups was not considered a good idea. charlie: and mark was not think about 1.5 billion users at that time. guest: no. i went to the office, mark was not there, justin timberlake was not there either. but i met the head of engineering and a guy named adam d'angelo, early employees. i really liked them. they were smart and humble and a dedicated. and they had an idea that facebook was the seed of collaborated directories, something that had never existed before. they thought of it as a wonderful thing and i was attracted to the personalities in the company, the vision they had and i consulted my parents and people that

. >> oh, no texas barbecue for dustin johnson. >>> after winning their first national title since thedecided to cancel all classes today. >> three seconds at midcourt gives it to jenkins for the championship! double honors! >> kris jenkins certainly has his one shining moment while nova's coach jay wright kept his poker face on the sidelines, check out charles barkley's reaction to the buzzer beater. >> who was he pulling for last night? >>> good night, that is a huge fish! >> our catch of the day goes to joel sakamoto who pulled this in and two weeks later a 38" leopard shark in the same spot. way to go back to the hot spot. do you think you can do better? look at paul deanno! >> look at that. >> send your picture to catchoftheday@kpix.com. >> salmon and tuna in the same day. >> right. >> only right here. >> have you ever caught a fish without having to go to the store and actually buy it? >> i have fished in my formative years but i found that with two kids at home, it is a little quicker to go to costco. [ laughter ] >> without the experience, paul. captions by: caption colorado co

: minutes to the worst thing in the systems maxxam down in the middle upper 60s this afternoon to dustinthe one of opportunity for some showers could see some stars early barry lee wins tonight with some of the latest reading coming in point toward thursday hashing the day the we see most of this rainfall it will be like not to much of the system after thursday it is all on the weekend in the great. >>robin winston: number is a problem traffic a similar at the limit of this is the commitment is a great time to use and the damaged freeways hot spot for a moment the problems for the bay shore and still my son like >>mark: they gather to fight the organs that were forced them to paint and relocation the lack of support the city council did not vote and drop it or not altogether is winless in the weeks of san francisco police shot and killed a homeless man and the city's mission district now with the city tried to clean up a homeless encampment with a man lived of the we can. >>anny hong: of memorial flowers and candlestand or police shot and killed a police bomb or last thursday morning nea

dustin pedroia will come home to score. red sox go up 2-0 off the rbi single from ortiz. knotted up at 6. christopher davis, you know him as crush, worth every bit of that $160 million contract. that was a three-run shot, his thrd of the season. orioles win it 9-7. they're 6-0, first time they started the season 6-0 in franchise history. >>> a huge week in the nba. the golden state warriors with a chance to break the '95-'96 bulls regular season mark. they tied the bulls' record at 72 wins by taking down the spurs yesterday. only the memphis grizzlies stand in their way of making history. that game comes your way on wednesday. warriors and grizzlies. >> that is one worth watching. >> i hope they >> i hope they do too. why shouldn't they. what a season. >> thanks for joining us. "nightly news" is next. we'll see you back here at 11:00. >> that's what i was getting ared to say. >> i thought you guys were going to keep talking. kathleen matthews: imagine paying 20% more for a cup of coffee just because you're a woman. so why does congress think it's ok that women get paid 20

. >> 21-year-old college student dustin kohler may be laughing because no emotion can neatly describe day when his love for airplanes nearly cost him his life. >> holy crap. >> a student of aerospace engineering, kohler has a keen interest in aviation. in june 2009, he and his father set out to film takeoffs and landings of seaplanes, a gift for kohler's grandfather who shares his great appreciation for small planes. the two head out to lake hood near anchorage, alaska. a picturesque water runway they visit at least twice a week. >> i chose the spot we were standing in because that's normally where you can get some of the best shots. we were about ten feet off the water, above the canal. there's a little fence that keeps you from going closer, and we were standing right on the fence line. >> on the third day testing out his brand new video camera, kohler spots a small aircraft on the other side of the lake taxiing across the water. >> so we were jogging up to catch up. we had to get around the trees so we could get a good shot of the plane taking off. >> the single engine prop plane r

wouldn't love that, but at the same time, facebook action we look at today, mark created -- mark and dustin and adam created the company. >> right. >> but the business that we see today, the p & l that's made the company so viable that's entirely sheryl. >> right. >> hand she correctly feels tremendous pride in having authored that part of the company's success. so i'll be surprise federal she moves on, burks boy, if i were bob iger i'd be, you know, i'd move to the bay area until the deal was done. i don't know if it happens. >> okay. >> i would suspect the most likely thing is that iger stays there a little longer. >> roger, thanks for joining us, roger mcnameyy. let's -- you know, in talking about somebody who would have to move -- i don't think i would have brought it up if we were talking about a man. >> right. >> although her being widowed does make a difference. >> she was more on the facebook side than on the disney side. >> i have no idea, but it -- i wonder what's down the road. i've got to imagine politics, much talked about. i think she would be fantastic. does she want to have

but i met dustin. who was their head of engineering. and a guy named adam de anglo. a bunch of the early employees and i really liked them. they were really humble. they were smart. they were dedicated. and they had this idea all the way back then that facebook was the seed of a could lab rattively directive direct ore that had never existed before. and if it were to exises could be a really wonderful thing. and i was really attracted to the personalities, the people at the company, the vision that they had. and i consulted my parents and people that i was friends with. luckily i ended up making the right decision to join. >> rose: what is facebook today? >> facebook today is superfocussed on how people communicate and connect with each other using technology. that's our core mission, that is our coretteos. >> rose: a medium. >> it's a medium, in the simplest definition of the word it is a way for people to share their experiences with each other which is what a medium. is if you look across everything we do now it encompasses a pretty wide range which is cool. you h

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--ill read you a paragraph they said it is important the proposed change the one that was dustin supplant and supplement and supplant would not work whether the amount of money a school receives is equitable, even the significance of the problems caused by the supplement not supplanting. this issue should be addressed on its own, separate from other title i fiscal issues. concerns over equity can be coversed through title i ability department. what would you say to that? mr. king: what they are referencing is the number of problems we saw with the supplement not supplant approach under no child left behind that it was a burdensome process that did not achieve the desired goal i dollarsg the title or supplemental. supplement, not supplant, is different. we were asked by a variety of stakeholders to provide clarity on implementation of supplement not supplant, and that is what we propose to the negotiated rule makers. mr. alexander: your proposal must have the effect of equal state and local dollars in title ischools as well as non-title schools to get the title i money? mr. king: it requir