eden canyon car fire and looks like a vehicle may have hit an object in the road. more coming up. >>> as the election approaches the tension is high between the candidates as well as voters. uc president janet napolitano took a firm stance defending free speech on the campus yesterday. her message comes after chalk messages have shown up at uc campuses with phrases like deport them all, build the wall, save the tacos. napolitano says there's a thin line between freedom of speech and hate speech. >> a lot of it as we know political speech is offensive. these are open speech campuses and campus communities ought to be places where different and sometimes extreme points of view are expressed. >> she says it's exciting to see the younger generation so passionate about the political process but they should express that in a respectful manner. >>> on the campaign trail underdog candidates are scrambling to boost their delegate counts. hena daniels shows us that the front-runner are making biting remarks about their rivals >>> reporter: after delivering a toned down victo

eden gets some advice on how to turn your ideas into a money-making enterprise. >> over the years, we'ventroduced you to teens who started their own businesses. there was maddie, who sells jewelry made from bottle caps, and mary grace has stores selling her various embroidered items. these young entrepreneurs all have two things in common -- a good idea and the passion to implement it. you don't need to be a genius to become the next steve jobs or mark zuckerberg. but you do need a good business plan. and to tell us more about that is terri liselle. she's an author and an expert on young-adult entrepreneurs. hi. >> hi. >> what got you interested in teen entrepreneurship? >> well, funny story. when i was really young, i started a bake sale with my friends. and we actually made a profit from it. and later on down the road, when i was an older teen, i decided to start my own electronic t-shirt business, which was a lot of fun. so, an entrepreneur is someone who starts a business, and a teenpreneur is a teen entrepreneur who also has their own business, makes their own money, and they solve

eden canyon a vehicle fire there. fire crews are on scene. chp doesn't say lanes are blocked but that's a possibility while they clean up. no injuries no major delays both directions 580 so traffic clear at least this portion of 580. elsewhere though it gets busier. i'll show you that in a second. here's the bay bridge. more cars out of oakland into san francisco. we are holding steady with drive times, 18 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze. most of the bay area bridges are okay this morning. no troubles on the san mateo bridge. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. traffic is moving along nicely. 14 minutes 580 to san francisco. here's 580 where we are seeing a backup. westbound to 205, at least as you work your way towards greenville we are seeing some decent delays for the morning drive but nothing out of the ordinary. no accidents or incidents through this portion but give yourself 20 minutes to make the drive and then another 15 minutes from the top of the altamont pass to the dublin interchange. once you get on 680 no trou

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. >> we are in the middle of the eden village where the cemetery established in 1830 , half acre of undergroundial rooms the size of a small garage. beautiful, hidden oasis, and i am happy. >> one of the lucky few's going undergroundscoring underground vault number 54 in the new york marble cemetery, one of the oldest in new york, home to just 156 vaults. from the outside him i just think you stumbled upon one of the most exclusive gardens in new york. >> the tall building their is the hotel, next to it is a methadone clinic. another homeless shelter. >> stretches back to 1830. the 1st of 2,000 burials took place. a time when diseases like the measles, scarlet fever, and whooping cough were spreading throughout the state. up to a dozen or so. each generation gaining some space. >> there is always plenty of room. >> you can find the family at the stonewall made of marked plaques. almost forgotten about until a few years ago. it is now 85 years since the last burial took place. letting the parties celebrate a much the dead. bill: people book weddings? [laughter] >> it makes you like it more, i gu

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nevertheless, stopped by multiple times on the 26 most recently and otherwise in compliance the same with eden beggar castle and one of the issues a lot of noise on the sidewalks or whatever i checked for if everything was fine we received police complaints about hugh in regards to foot traffic and things to of that nature during the layout it is normal what goes on there the broadly foot traffic and they're in compliance with tsame thing neighbors complaining about the noise of the venue exclaimed about after hours they're committed to it it that is a non-issue and the complanlts they're starting to talk and hopefully the action is pending if it didn't resolve someone will sway the situation with one way or another one violation 1015 fulsome did an event they did a regular night and accident a popular urban artist and the sidewalks were swam i didn't and one of the streets were blocked it is in a regular curtains but nevertheless, i wrote them a notice of violation for that and we talked to them stein and the security personnel and the general manager and the owner of venue we're all in agree

the answer, number two electric eden. the nickname was given because of the more than 250,000 lights illuminating the park at night. that was quite a show back in the early 1900s. question eight. which famous folk musician once lived on coney island? john phillips, pete seger, or woody guthrie? this musician's ashes were spread along the beach at coney island. it is woody guthrie. their apartment on mermaid avenue is also where arlo guthrie was born. question nine. kwich of these is not a name once given to coney island? island, or lieutenant's island? long before flocking to coney island for rides, the name is number three lieutenant's island. the dutch called it rabbit island because it was overrun with rabbits. question ten. who wrote brighton beach memoirs? neil simon, arthur miller, or gina gionfriddo? this is about a depression era teenager who wants to become a comedy writer. it was number one, neil simon. even though he was born in the bronx, simon set the scene for the story in brighton beach which is also known

eden bureau before. >> but the president landed had himself in the thick of a ferocious battle here.ritain is about to vote whether to leave the troubled european union. obama is urging this emto save. and the mayor sneered about taking advice from a part kenyan president. obama shot back. >> i'm not coming here to fix any votes. i'm offering my opinion. and you shouldn't be afraid to hear an argument being made. >> but the politics here are secondary. this is really a fare well trip for president obama. he seemed -- he said good bay to queen elizabeth, who he called a real jewel in the world. abc news, london. >> stacy said he may have caused her own death. the president of the palm beach zoo said he knowingly entered a restricted area with the malaysian tiger inside last week, breaking a safety protocol. keepers are not allowed to enter tyingering enclosures where the tigers have access. there are five ongoing investigation boos the incident. >>> a tanker truck dropped through the roof of a houston parking garage yesterday. take a look at the this incredible site. the truck was par

longbo downgraded eden, suggesting it had come too far, too fast based on faltering divisions.e bank says it's time to say good-bye to air products, too big a run. and taking profits in ingersoll-rand. come up enough. they also say take profits in white wave after its run from the low 30s to the low 40s. perhaps most powerful of all, deutsche bank says that facebook has an unfavorable quarter coming up. doesn't justify the run. [ booing ] and here's what i say, if the dollar starts soaring again -- it hasn't -- and if the european recovery somehow falls a year into a comeback, after one year into the comeback, and if janet yellen goes back on her promise to be data-dependent, i think the downgrades make a lot of sense. stocks have had a huge run, including these. they deserve a rest. if the companies fall badly in upcoming quarters, they're vulnerable, but what happens to these stocks if the dollar stays on a course of weakness in i think estimates will go higher, not lower. what if interest rates stay low? some in the companies provide very good income, including general elect

with "speak of the week," i'm eden. >> don't throw out those dead batteries.that can use them. here's why. once the voltage drops below a certain point, a battery is unable to power most devices. but there's still energy trapped inside the battery. so, the people at popsci.com had a bright idea -- create a flashlight that works off of very low voltage. to learn how to build your own dead-battery flashlight, check out the popsci website. >> this important message is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. ♪ [ horn honking ] [ tires screeching ] ♪ >> this report is brought to you by the fox sports at the new york auto show on fox sports 2. >> we're taking you behind the scenes at a 2016 new york international auto show. kids, i get to be your tour guide. all right, let's get right to it. first up, sedans. first launched in 1966, it's the 2017 toyota corolla, and with more than 43 million corollas sold in the marketplace, they're now celebrating their 50th-year anniversary. the exterior of the new toyota corolla has been updated as well as the inte

eden gets some expert advice. >> if you're planning on going to college, there's a -- and here's a great s.a.t. word to remember -- "plethora" of factors to consider. me, i think, is that it's, like, specific for the major i want to have. >> the size of the campus and how much money and, like, if i get a scholarship. >> the location of the school and how big or small it is and kind of, like, the atmosphere and what the campus life is like, and then if they have, like, the major that i'm interested in and sports. >> i guess things like whether it's good for my major. >> to me, it's very important, one, to have the teachers who are able to teach you. also, the connections that the school is able to give you, like, after -- the way they help you, like, apply for jobs. >> like i said, there are a plethora of factors to consider. unfortunately, too many of us base our decisions on the wrong ones. to help us avoid making those mistakes, we're joined by melissa cohen. she's an author and an expert on education. welcome. >> hi. it's a pleasure to be here. >> choosing a college seems pretty scary

with "speak of the week," i'm eden. >> don't throw out those dead batteries. there's now a flashlight that can use them. here's why. once the voltage drops below a unable to power most devices. but there's still energy trapped inside the battery. so, the people at popsci.com had a bright idea -- create a flashlight that works off of very low voltage. to learn how to build your own dead-battery flashlight, check out the popsci website. >> this important message is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. [ horn honking ] all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new experience. even the kids are impressed. oh she's impressed. we're catching up on movies and shows on demand just as fast as we can watch them. twc's home wifi is so strong we can use all our devices at the same time. come back today. you'll get 100 meg internet, tv, phone and more for $89.99 a month. and now, get a $300 reward card. >> this report is brought to you by the fox sports at the new york auto show on fox sports 2. >> we're taking you behin

you walked away from steffy before you started playing garden of eden with my mother. >> liam: okay.ay not remember everything, but it doesn't matter. i don't care, because i'm getting my life back, and steffy is a part of that. >> wyatt: huh.

elsewhere, the closures and the alternate route we have a car fire in eden canyon of castro valley westboundff to the right hand shoulder but it could be something drivers will look at is avoid that and continue on your way. >> mike? >> transition day. the next six hours, light showers will stay over the ocean but they are rotating toward the north bay with the low clouds and 60 degrees at sfo in will be flight arrival delays. i will let you know. clouds dominate and sprinkles across the north bay, and wet weather for all of us tomorrow, and a dry and breezy weekend. as far as temperatures today, you are seeing a last mid-to-upper 60s from the chest to the north bay and the bay shore, and fremont and palo alto south and east we will have low-to-mid 70s and more sunshine in the areas. tonight the rain is rolling in, yell throw north and moderate, and mild tomorrow morning and mid-50s. storm impact scale is to "1" severe. the rainfall amounts are trending up from .2" to half an inch. here is how it plays out, midnight, scattered light showers and headed to 4:00, you can see the moderate shower

he was shot in the head and died after being rushed across the street to eden medical center. >>> a woman is being treated at san francisco general hospital after falling into san francisco bay the at 10:30 this morning. a passerby called police to say a woman went over a barrier at pier 35 viewing area. police and rescue boats responded. fire department swimmers searched underneath the pier for the woman. they found her half an hour later and rushed her to the hospital. >>> if you have children, san francisco police warn tonight that thieves may target even the youngest kids. you can see on this map where an ipod was swiped from a 2-year-old riding in a stroller believe it or not. officers captured the suspect moments later near market and mason. they also recovered the ipad. the toddler's 4-month-old sib ls sibling was also riding in the carriage yesterday morning. >>> last of the investment banks tied to the crisis agreed to a multibillion dollar settlement. that should mean money coming to state retirement funds. abc 7 news reporter david louie is live in san jose with details. david?

rail system of the rest of the united states, creating along its route new towns, new cities, new edensld frolic and play. he also agreed to lay a foundation for the city on both sides of the river. as more and more whites moved in, segregation took hold and much of the bahamian community was forced into the black neighborhoods like overtown. if you're looking for old miami, original miami, you're looking to a great extent for black miami. ♪ these days liberty city is mostly ignored by developers, but back in the day it was the epicenter of the black community. a lot has happened since then. >> corn beef, pancakes, smoked sausage, boiled eggs. >> what do you usually get? >> the fishy grits. that's a bahamian dish. >> your parents were jamaican and bahamian. >> yes. my mother was bahamian. my dad was jamaican. >> today i'm having fish and grits at mlk restaurant with this guy, luther campbell. >> a lot of good cooking tradition in the family. >> oh, yeah. one night we'd have rice and peas. the other night we'd have peas and rice. >> otherwise known as luke sky walker. he is something of

. >> who could forget eden and her smile. >> that was great. >> that was a great day. >> when we come back tonight, president obama going one on one with chris wallace and what he had to say about that e-mail scandal. >> disaster strikes at a fireworks show. thousands of people were packed together when a big explosion went off leaving folks trapped. >> and starbucks, we all go there. there was a customer who was steaming over what one barista wrote on his cup of coffee. was trying to pass on the 2-lane road when it collided with a pickup trick. everyone inside the civic died. the people inside the truck suffered minor injuries and it's still unclear whether the passengers were wearing seat belt. >> it is a first for president obama. for the first time the president sat down with chris wallace for a wide-ranging interview and the two discussed everything from the president's response to the recent terror attacks in belgium to his legacy. kristin fisher reports. >> reporter: the biggest takeaway is probably president obama's personal guarantee that he would not exert any political infl

. >> the final is taking place at the eden garden stadium in calcutta.any had hoped the host country would be the main attraction at the event, but they failed to make it to the last round. we find occupant how it's affected the fans in calcutta. >> with a capacity of 66,000, this is the stage for the final of the 6t20 world cup, but it's not the match the tournament hosts hoped for. india will not be featured here. they provided fans much excitement until knocked out in the semifinals. >> emotionally, it makes a different if india had played. it would have been great. >> it's a final and both teams play cricket well, so it will be good. it's disappointing that the indian team won't be there. >> england and west indies have met before in mumbai just over two weeks ago in their group match. the west indies won that. in mumbai, the west indies beat india, taking the host country out of contention. will that affect who people are rooting for? >> i like their honesty and their sportsman spirit. they entertain the crowd. they enjoy cricket and show everyone h

earlier today michelle and i had the honor to join her majesty and his royal highness, the duke of eden borough, as their guests at windsor castle where we conveyed the good wishes of the american people. i have to say, i have never been driven by a duke of eden borough before -- [laughter] and i can report that it was very smooth riding. [laughter] as for her majesty, you know, the queen's been a source of inspiration for me, like so many people around the world. she is truly one of my favorite people, and should we be fortunate enough to reach 90, may we be as vibrant as she is. she's an astonishing person and a real jewel to the world and not just to the united kingdom. the alliance between the united states and the united kingdom is one of the oldest and one of the strongest that the world's ever known. when the u.s. and the u.k. stand together, we make our countries more secure, we make our people more prosperous, and we make the world safer and better. that's one of the reasons why my first overseas visit as president more than seven years ago was here to london. at a time of glob

. >> june eden served with the second marine force in fallujah. >> the standards will be lowered eitherormally or informally. there was no such thing as gender neutral. sexes are not neutral. >> the congresswoman contends lifting the combat restriction the military is recognizing reality. >> woman have been serving incredibly and courageously in our military for a very long time. we have evseen over a decade aga woman who is actually in the national guard was awarded the silver star for her bravery in close quarters combat. >> a lot of the advocates for women in combat say women have been fighting in combat for decades. it is just not true. i was out there in the infantry on the outskirts of fallujah and we would first go in for explosives. we were in danger all day every day we were doing that. that is not the same as hunting the enemy where he lives house to house, cave to cave, mostly on foot. >> critics point out under the new law women will be ordered into combat whether they want to be or not. >> i am sorry, but america needs to think about their daughter in a hand to hand fight i

some of you might find this video hard to watch they were found living in deplorable conditions in eden, maryland. they were crammed into several buildings with feces everywhere. not much room to move. no air circulating. some were kept in a house. others in an outbuilding. all were in sub-standard condition. >> there were pregnant dogs that were puppies. they were not in good condition. matted fur. no air flow in the room. feces everywhere. michelle: a husband and wife are being investigated and may face animal cruelty charges. back to you. alison: that is terrible. leon: oh! alison: thank you, michelle. today is equal pay day. this draws attention to the fact that women make 79 cents for every dollar a man makes. president obama dedicated a national monument for women's equality. >> i'm very proud to designate it as the newest national monument. the belmont paul women's equality national monument here in d.c. [applause] alison: the president turned the seawall belmont house to the belmont paul women's equality national mo so this is named after alice paul who founded the national wome

before the toll plaza westbound we have an accident at eden landing on the right shoulder.vernight from antioch, a driver crashed into a road crew working near highway 4. firefighters rushed to the scene to help people hurt. amy hollyfield is where this all happened. amy? >> look at the mangled car that crashed here last night. you cannot even really tell that it is a black honda s.u.v. it took firefighters 45 minutes for cut driver out of car. the victim get comfort from an unlikely source: the mayor of antioch was driving home from the city council meeting and saw the crash. he topped to help. and offered support. >> the person in the car, i talked to that person to make sure they were could herent and tell them it would be okay and fire and ambulance on way. along with the police. all open way. >> the driver in critical condition. another person was transported from the scene at 10:30 last night at "a" and texas street off of highway in antioch. the driver crashed into a road construction crew. the firefighter said he was going very fast when he crashed. if you hitting t

. >> 200 dogs were found inch sign barn cooper road in eden, another hundred inch sounds a home on the same property. officials say it took up to 14 hours to remove all of the animals, many pomeranian's, small puppies, no charges have been filed but the local animal shelter is asking for help, they are looking for donations including monday ann dog food. to help care for those animals. >>> and anne arundel county sheriff is speaking out days after he was charged with assaulting his wife. >> currently on police investigate the incident, earlier today we heard from him during news conference where he denied attacking his wife. >> i never, ever, ever assaulted. things were said to the police during high emotions, high stress, and high anger, that were just blown out of proportion, and not true. soon you will read where she has recanted everything. we are embarrased by this, but i can tell you that we are going to get through this, through counselling. >> the alleged incident happened on sunday night. charging documents say bateman and his wife started arguing after she came home from dinn

i'm gonna find it >> reporter: students looked for the covet [ non-english language ] eden found it and looked thrilled when she did. what's most important at this table? >> the people. >> reporter: perhaps the most beautiful lesson learned as these sweet students celebrate passover. from new rochelle, vanessa murdoch, cbs 2 news. >> passover lasts for eight days. >>> a sign of springtime in central park. the bethesda fountain was turned on today. the angel is on the fountain built in honor of the croton water system. it first brought freshwater to the city in 1842. you can find it in the middle of the park on the north side of the 72nd street. stroll in the park. lonnie quinn. >> no clouds. just what maurice said, beautiful outside. 68 it is just bone dry though when you figure that the dew points are nine and relative humidity up 10%. at 10% you're concerned about fires. i want to let you know that all the trees are starting to pop out. the leaves coming out. poplar, juniper and maple. high today, tomorrow, friday, suffering, if you are suffering more of the same. let me show you the

the sheriff's department rescued the dog from a property in eden, maryland. 100 of the dogs. 100 of them, were kept inside the home, with very little room to move around. >> there were pregnant dogs that were puppies. they were not in good condition. matted fur. and there the conditions were not good at all. there was no air flow in the rooms. and there was feces and everything like that everywhere. >> the wicomico county humane society used things to help them care for the pups. so far no charges have been filed. >>> police near seattle are holing a man suspected of killing three that he met online. friends say ingrid lim was supposed to go to a baseball game with 37-year-old john charlton. but she wasn't home when her ex- husband arrived dr an hour later, a homeowner called police saying they found body parts, include a foot in a recycling bin. detectives connected the case and arrested charlton. >> justice for ingrid. no one deserves this. no one. >> charlton was arrested monday and booked on suspicion of murder. police are looking to whether he could be tied to other murders. >>> a t

one of the last gardens of eden in the one african country determined to keep its animals safe from humansith guns. this is the story of one country's quest to build a bullet-free paradise while surrounded by neighbors who believe paradise cannot exist without the hunter. my name is bill weir, and i'm a storyteller. i've reported from all over the world, and i've seen so much change. so i made a list of the most wonderful places to explore right before they change forever. this is "the wonder list." it is 123 degrees. it hasn't rained here in three years. and i am playing hide and seek with a rhinoceros. let's go find the last of a species, i said. go to namibia, the experts said. i guess they forgot to mention it would be 123 degrees. >> oh, yeah, yeah. >> this is the clear one. >> oh, yeah, yeah. even i could make that one out. look at that. >> jason and martin grew up in this heat. grew up tracking. everything from cows to lions across this rock. so they're fluent, both in rhino tracks and love letters written in rhino poop. >> so usually, females, when she is on heat then she enters th

>> the victim died after being rushed to eden medical center. right across the street from the crime scene. deputies say the victim lived in antioch. this is castro valley's first murder of the year. investigators tell us violent crimes are rare in castro valley. >>> the chp is investigating a freeway shooting in the east bay. the latest happened last night in richmond on interstate 80. so far no word of injuries or arrests. this map shows you all five freeways where the shootings occurred. ten happened on 580 alone. >>> there's no break in the search for a missing 2-year-old girl. take a look at arianna. her mother was found dead on friday in san francisco and little arianna is still missing. >> abc 7 news reporter sergio quintana has been following the story closely, joins us live with the latest on the search. sergio? >> reporter: dan, ama, this is a search that is ongoing but because it is also an open homicide investigation, san francisco police investigators have not released or confirmed many details in this case. the search for 2-year-ol

. >> reporter: that final will take place at eden gardens stadium.many hoped the host country would be the main attraction at the event, but they failed to make the last round. we find out how it has affected fans >> reporter: this is the world's second biggist cricket stadium with a capacity of 66,000. it's also the stage for the final of the sixth t20 world cup. it's not the match the tournaments hosts were hoping for in that they will not be featuring here. they have provided fans until they were knocked out in the sem eep finals >> translation: emotionally it makes april difference if india played. it would have been great. >> translation: it's a final and both teams play cricket well. so it will be good, but disappointing that the indian team isn't there >> reporter: the two teams that will be facing off, they melt before. that was just over two weeks ago in their group match. the wests won that. it was also in m, mushgs bai that they beast india taking the host country out of contention. >> translation: i like their honesty and their sportsman

they took him to eden medical center where he died early this morning. he is identified only as a 27- year-old from antioch. >> right now we are looking into a motive for this case. this is a medical office building, and there really is no reason for someone to be back here at 10:30 at night. so we're looking into seeing whether this was a robbery. whether there was some type of drug transaction going on what went wrong, or was this a specific targeted victim. >> this morning we saw the alameda county sheriff's office using a drone over the scene to get an aerial view and search for evidence in this case. witnesses say two people were seen leaving the area at the same time gunshots were heard. detectives are looking for more witnesses and any surveillance footage from the area. >> the family of a missing two- year-old girl in san francisco is pleading for the public's help to find her. >> ktvu's brian flores tells us how family is dealing with the search. >> reporter: we spoke with the family of nicole and ariana fitts. they say they are dealing with so

westbound 580 eden canyon road and no slowing as you head over towards the castro valley and the maze moves well after an earlier motorcycle had a little problem around the 24 interchange and a smooth drive in towards san francisco. back to you. >> plenty of reason to celebrate right now. no longer chasing history. the warriors have officially made history with more wins than any other team in the history of the league. live look at oracle arena where the fans and ws celebrating breaking another record. >> the warriors reached that magical number of 73 wins after beating the grizzlies and that excitement dwrgripping the bay area. >> one person getting in on all that hype stephanie chuang. you were at the game when history was made. what was that like last night? >> oh, man. how do i put into words? i warned laura that i may not have a voice this morning after screaming so loud with the fans here at oracle last night. but, you know what, i'm speaking just fine. this was a moment of history for us. you know, even coach kerr says he does not think this one will be broken. it started out

. >> reporter: the kitchen >> it's made by alison eden a very famous artist. >> reporter: a three floor spiral staircase brings you to all levels. >> we are going into the master. >> reporter: okay. it's a large room with a custom vaulted lattice ceiling and a terrace overlooking the yard. the master bathroom has a mixture of materials including caesar stone. >> what i like most is it overlooks the property. >> reporter: the lower level has a spectacular home theater. >> these seats all recline. they even have a place to plug in your phone charger. >> reporter: and finally, the yard. it has an infinity pool and hot tub plus a view of a 500-acre preserve owned by a horse- riding company. last one. let's go. if you buy the house at the listing price, you also get a white convertible porsche. >> cost $6,995,000 to live large here. >> reporter: that's "living large" in old westbury. care. >> oh, to dream. on that day that that was shot? gorgeous. >> different. >> a little different from today. >> it could have been shot >> i'm trying. >> not working. >> the effort was there. >>> we have a b

the two-time pulitzer prize winning foreign correspondent on an epic journey he calls "the out of edenter our walk with paul, he crossed azerbaijan, and then around christmas, hopped a freighter across the caspian sea, toward central asia. and paul salopek joins me again. paul, tell our audience where we find you now? >> today i'm in the port city of aktau, kazakhstan which is a very remote, isolated sort of starting line for the next asiatic phase of the walk. this is kind of where the silk road butted up against the caspian sea and you might be able to hear a little bit of surf in the background. and it's a very off the map place. i mean it's about 100-150,000 people, an old uranium mining town under the soviet era. and i'll be walking due east from here as the sun rises towards china. >> sreenivasan: how long to get to china? >> it's going to be an interesting passage. if the weather cooperates-- i have some big mountains to go over-- maybe as soon as this coming winter but more likely spring time. it's about 3,000 km away. >> sreenivasan: and these 3,000 kilometers are different ge

crystal edens, diana mitchell, karen dilldi. these were members on our team on the republican side that have been working together for days and nights, weeks and months now. but you can't work a bill successfully as we have today without working hand in glove with your counterparts on the other side, just as senator cantwell and i worked together, our staffs worked together. and they were led very, very ably by angela beckford ditman. angela came to the committee being pulled out of another place at the request of senator cantwell and came to us in a way that has been extraordinary with her guidance, and i greatly appreciate her work. i'd like to recognize the other member, the members of the minority energy committee staff as well: sam faller, who has been around since time immemorial guiding us. rebecca bonner, benjamin drake, rich click, spencer gray, soraya ham, faye matthew, scott mckee, brian petite, mauri stanley, stephanie mcgoldrick. this is kind of list of emmy award winners in my book, but as good as our teams are, we

their dive spot is called east of eden, but a hungry eel named emma turns this tropical paradise into a living hell. we want to warn you. what you're about to see is dangerous. don't attempt to duplicate this or any of the situations you're about to see. a giant moray eel mistakes diver matt butcher's thumb for a piece of sausage. >> when he first held onto my thumb, i didn't think it was too serious. i thought, okay, she'll let go in a second. after a couple seconds, i realize, wow, i could have a big problem here. >> matt is out that day with his friend to see one of the most dramatic reefs in the world and to meet a moray eel known as emma. matt's a british ex-pat, who's been leading dive tours in thailand for a decade. he knows this territory like the back of his hand. >> it's always a buzz. makes the adrenaline rush because you know you're going to see this big, ferocious animal and she's going to come out and interact with you. you can play with her, stroke her, and, of course, feed her. >> after all, emma is known for her hardy appetite. in fact, she's adored throughout the div

. >> it's made by allison eden. she's a very famous artist. >>reporter: a three-floor spiral staircase brings you to all levels >> we're going to the master. >>reporter: it's a large room with a custom vaulted latt iz ce ceiling and a terrace overlooking the yard. the master bathroom has a mixture of materials, including caesar stone >> what i like most is that it overlooks the property. >>reporter: the lower level has a spectacular home theater. >> these seats all recline. they even have a place, emily, to plug in your phone charger. >>reporter: and finally the yard, it has an infinity pool and a hot tub, plus a view of a 500-acre preserve owned by a horse riding company. >>reporter: last ones. if you buy the house at the listing price, you also get a white convertible porsche. >> it costs $6,595,000 to live large here. >>reporter: that's living large in old westbury. >> you know what's also nice? it looks like you're really far out in the country but still so close to the city. >> going to write that check, right? >> yes, i'm going to write

so i see this as kind of, you know, the bitten apple in the digital garden of eden. the situation created warned about and created from the very beginning. now, all of this was unnoticed until june of 1983 when ronald reagan watched the movie "war games" up at camp david. one of the guys who wrote it -- not the one who's coming here tomorrow, but the other writer -- his parents were in hollywood. they were hollywood producers, and so they knew ronald reagan. so he got a copy of the film. and he watched it. it's on a saturday night. the following wednesday he is back in the white house, and there was a big meeting to discuss the mx missile, actually. some of you might remember that. and at one point everybody's there, his national security adviser, some people on the hill. at one point he puts down his index cards, and he says has anybody seen this movie called "war games"? and nobody had seen it, it had just come out. he launches into this very lengthy plot description. and people are looking around, where's this going? he says, general, could something like this rea

outfielder adam eden 345id the throw to the 1st, a tag. the 2nd baseman chasing the runner until the flip t. catcher, then the 3rd baseman, who finally makes the tag on the third out. jacoby elsberry pulled off a straight steal at home against the rays to tie the game at three runs apiece. as the catcher there is nothing more embarrassing than having someone steal home plate. >> and as a runner, it never goes to the runner. very rare. very rare. let's talk about the forecast for a moment. on the east coast, kind of cloudy this morning. >> it will be a gorgeous day in the northeast. out in the rockies, we got mountain snow in the highest elevation, still falling. we have spotty showers, through idaho, salt lake estimate those will turn into the next storm system and cause a potential for today, though, we could see stronger storms across the high plains. tomorrow, the cold front will trigger more storms, back into nebraska, today in this dark area of green, we have a chance of isolated few damaging wind gusts with those storms and small hai

outfielder adam eden 345id the throw to the 1st, a tag. the run down was crazy.nd baseman chasing the runner until the flip t. catcher, then the 3rd baseman, who finally makes the tag on the third out. jacoby elsberry pulled off a straight steal at home against the rays to tie the game at three runs apiece. as the catcher there is nothing more someone steal home plate. >> and as a runner, it never goes to the runner. very rare. very rare. let's talk about the forecast for a moment. on the east coast, kind of cloudy this morning. >> it >>> good morning. we have showers heading into the metro area from the north across northern virginia, maryland, right into washington over another couple hours moving right on through, and then we'll get some sunshine back later this afternoon as highs climb into the low 70s. and then we'll dry out tonight under a clearing sky. a little bit of a blustery wind. 40s tomorrow morning. near 70 in the afternoon. bright sunshine, glorious spring day on sunday. then warmer feeling like summer monday-tuesday, to get showers peek out your w

just the usually expected showers through dublin and eden borrow and london. >>> it is time to say thankcoming up, we look at the legacy of "american idol", as the show waves good-bye after seasons. >>> and the west indies, >>> it's the show that launched the careers of some of music's biggest stars. now after 15 seasons, american idol is coming to an end. ♪ ♪ my father god to thee ♪ author of liberty >> that is kelly clarkson, who won the very first season of the show back in 2002. she is scheduled to appear on the show's finale, along with country super star and fellow idol winner carrie underwood. "american idol's" final week begins monday. so as american idol fans try to digest this news, let's talk about why the show is ending at this time, what legacy it leaves behind and how it plans to mark the end of an era. >> yeah, it really is, we say the end of an era all the time. but really it is for "american idol", because it really did start this trend of all these voice singing competition shows, and even though some of them are really popular and "american idol" ratings have donropped

jude to the left, jude eden say former enlisted marine sergeant who joined the corps after 9/11. in 2003 she served as a data communications specialist. she deployed for eight months between 2005 and 2006 to support camp fallujah's computer communications in iraq's western anbar province. and that was during the height of a lot of the tensions and the -- i mean, it was just a really dangerous time during that period. she also served as a photographer for her battalion. she is now a frequent contributor as a freelance writer to various publications, the "new york times," breitbart, stream.org, the daily signal, western journalism and laura ing ingraham's life set. what we have here is a bit of a group here. these two are generally have concerns about the policy that has been decided upon. these two are generally in favor of the integration of women in combat. now the title of this event tonight is a little bit racy but the idea is to kind of bring out some ideas about what the nation and military needs to think about as we integrate women in these combat roles. i think one of the

good morning, everyone, we have video over very serious accident in robinsville, eden berg road closedille high school. just remember this: alternates, you have two of them to get around this. route 130 or hughes drive. i also want to go to live chopper three langhorne over motorcycle accident, langhorne, oxford valley, only the shoulder getting by. over to you. >> next update is at 8: 25, what shocking >>> it is tuesday, april 19th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there is more real news ahead, including more of charlie's interview with president obama. what the president said to russia's leader during a phone call yesterday. but first, here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >> scary moments in northwest houston, when rescuers are to use boats to get residents out of. >> you get a sense there's so much talk about it, that something is going to happen soon. >> big question, how many of new york's 95 delegates will trump win tonight? his top strategists believe he'll win most. >> she's feeling so good about her homefield advantage that in a slip of the tongue, she said she's hopin