>> that's acareer ender.rong thing during a commercial break that's a career ender, dude. >> reporter: they probably will not be able to definitively determine the cause of death. all day long there's been a steady stream of people come down to mori point. they performed a necropsy on the animal. they say it appears to be an adult sperm whale. the animal weigh severely underweight and may have been sick or starving at the time it washed ashore. more >> bones are protruding, not eating. not a lot of stomach contents. >> reporter: the samples they checked today were not fresh enough to determine an official cause of death. so what happens now? the marine mammal center says they would prefer to leave the animal exactly where it is and allow nature to take its course. but they say that they are also in communication with the city of pacifica who may want to bury the body. in pacifica, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> pretty big changes coming to a bay area landmark. kpix 5's don ford on why the artist behind the iconic

the rookie and triple ender to the gap.ters later and he just flew in from the airport 2-0a's. still in the third and now bases loaded. he was born in san jose and he crushes the tiers major league hit. top of the wall and everyone scores. after review they confirm it was not a homerun. it is 5-0a's. a scary moment in the bottom half of the inning. he tweaked his back. he was adjusted and stayed in the game. game tour is tomorrow at 12:35. giants and d-backs in arizona and nothing like an 18-inch corn dog for dinner. tums anyone? they answer in the second and back to back r.b.i doubles. he goes down the line and 2-1 giants. giants got a great start which chris heston. struck out five. bruce bochy said afterwards he will keep him around. second career start wasn't all smooth. a wild pitch and a throwing error, but his first career win. mcgee seals the deal. g-men take the game. they face the padres tomorrow afternoon in san diego. masters gets underway tomorrow this round one with bubba watson your defending champ. one of th

josh collmenter singles to right off peavy chris owings scores 4-0 d'backs bottom 7th/ 7-0 d'backs enderllmenter makes a great diving catch to right to rob casey mcgehee of a hit final: 9-0 d'backs giants have lost 8 straight their longest losing streak since 2007 bruce bochy's first season as giants manager alex rodriguez tonight in tampa crushed a 471-foot home run in the 2nd inning. the longest in the majors this season 657th career home run for a-rod then in the 6th he hit a 2-run homer that's number 658 so he is now only two shy of tying willie mays for third on the all-time list and by all records he is not the juice to yankees beat the rays 6-5 rematch of last's year's a-l wild card game. billy butler getting his american league championship ring having some fun with his old teammates who replace his a's hat with a royals hat top 7th/ 4-3 royals stephen vogt solo home run off jeremy guthrie to tie it 4-4 brett lowrie takes out alcides escobar at 2nd base the royals shortstop lay on the ground in pain some royals take exception. things get a little chippy but it didn't go any furth

the rookie and triple ender to the gap.rt 2-0a's. still in the third and now bases loaded. he was born in san jose and he crushes the tiers major league hit. top of the wall and everyone scores. after review they confirm it was not a homerun. it is 5-0a's. a scary moment in the bottom half of the inning. he tweaked his back. he was adjusted and stayed in the game. game tour is tomorrow at 12:35. giants and d-backs in arizona and nothing like an 18-inch corn dog for dinner. tums anyone? they answer in the second and back to back r.b.i doubles. he goes down the line and 2-1 giants. giants got a great start which chris heston. struck out five. bruce bochy said afterwards he will keep him around. second career start wasn't all smooth. a wild pitch and a throwing error, but his first career win. mcgee seals the deal. g-men take the game. they face the padres tomorrow afternoon in san diego. masters gets underway tomorrow this round one with bubba watson your defending champ. one of the favorites of the week on wednesday. it has

specifically the theme song for "east enders." a soap opera very popular in the uk. watch as they get their groove on. they are 8-month-old twins that live in london. and as you can see they just love it. getting their groove on. she's even got the moves. >> look at that smile. >> 100% chance these girls grow up to be dancers. >> totally. >> they've got it in them. they've got the moves. >> just melts your heart. >> kids also like to show their displeasure with food. they don't even have to speak and they'll tell you they don't like it. just have to make a face. that's exactly what jordan does. yep, jordan doesn't like rice crispyies and his mom posted this. >> rice crispies are delicious. must be a texture thing for jordan. i'm puzzled by this. >> and then this little girl is gorgeous. >> are you beautiful? >> gorgeous! >> you're what? >> i'm gorgeous! >> yeah you're gorgeous. >> are you pretty? >> i'm gorgeous. >> megan, a fan of "right this minute," she posted this on our facebook page. this little girl wants us to know she's not beautiful she's gorgeous. she's go

the cause and manner of ender and. an autopsy will do done tomorrow. >>> tonight a philadelphia neighborhood is on edge. police tell us thieves are targeting dog walkers after dark. an off-duty officer came face to face with a would be robber just last night. that crime happened at 58th and malvern in overbrook blocks from woodcrest avenue where three teens allegedly gunned down a man last month. nbc 10's drew smith is live in overbrook. drew, do recent crimes have people changing their routines? >> reporter: yes, some people are, renee especially after bullets flew through the neighborhood last night. let's show you damage on the car. see where the bullet hit. police say the person who started all of this was looking for an easy target but that's not what we got. philadelphia police are searching for a man who had a gun but ended up running from gunfire. they believe he started all this around midnight by pointing a gun at an off duty officer and demanding money. >> things are just not the same. >> it's a sad situatio

the rookie and triple ender to the gap.wo batters later and he just flew in from the airport 2-0a's. still in the third and now bases loaded. he was born in san jose and he crushes the tiers major league hit. top of the wall and everyone scores. after review they confirm it was not a homerun. it is 5-0a's. a scary moment in the bottom half of the inning. he tweaked his back. he was adjusted and stayed in the game. game tour is tomorrow at 12:35. giants and d-backs in arizona and nothing like an 18-inch corn dog for dinner. tums anyone? they answer in the second and back to back r.b.i doubles. he goes down the line and 2-1 giants. giants got a great start which chris heston. struck out five. bruce bochy said afterwards he will keep him around. second career start wasn't all smooth. a wild pitch and a throwing error, but his first career win. mcgee seals the deal. g-men take the game. they face the padres tomorrow afternoon in san diego. masters gets underway tomorrow this round one with bubba watson your defending champ. one

in april of 1865 confederate general robert e lee met ulysses s grant andsz/ endered his army of northern virginia ending introduce our next speaker. dr. coles: our second speaker is casey clabough. casey is a professor at lynchburg college and editor of the james dickey review and is english graduate director. a richmond native who grew up and appomattox county, he has editor of the multivolume "best creative nonfiction of the south," "texas review press" and a variety of other things. one of the editors of the encyclopedia of virginia, which is online. he's had a number of fellowships and received a number of awards. he has published over 100 works in anthologies and periodicals such as the sewanee review, the virginia quarterly review and so on. author of " confederados: a novel of the americas." the confederates that left the u.s. at the end of the war and went to brazil. i remember from 30 or 40 years ago reading an article about that. bill maybe wrote that and i have never heard of it and i got interested. i'm looking for to hearing his top. -- his talk. his talk today is entitled "

. >> if she said i don't know, there's icky stuff in there, that would be a relationship-ender for me you are having it in a market like this. but if she makes this in a place like new york or paris, it would be a real cuisine. >> it's just as sophisticated and complex a bowl of food as any french restaurant. it really is just the top of the mountain. how long has she been here? >> she started out when she was 12. >> you live in a great country, man, any country that could produce this is a superpower, as far as i'm concerned. i'm getting down to the pepper residue at the bottom. how long does that broth have to simmer to get good? [ speaking a foreign language ] >> it's an hour. >> wow, really? i would have guessed like 14 hours. yum. happy. nice burny feeling on my lips, flop sweat, check. happy. so, we can pretty much cancel the rest of the show. i've achieved the -- my happy zone. it's really all downhill from here. people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar, ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by r

that would be a career ender, major loss of money for a whole lot of people.r the $27 million over the next three years and probably billions for the patriots but don't worry, pats fans or celebrates other fans. it was an april fool's joke and here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: it was a day of unforgettable introductions. >> introducing the selfie shoes. >> introducing dog on a stick. >> the hrb selfie edition. >> meet the fannie basket. >> reporter: you'd have to have your fan knee under for fall for these. an excuse for companies to introduce the most absurd dumb products that couldn't possibly exist. could it? i suppose pizza hut's scratch and sniff menus are technically possible. but pizza beer seems like a tall order. >> pizza hut pepperoni pilsner. >> reporter: april fool's gold. >> dog on a stick, get a harness for your cat. the cat on a stick. >> reporter: the inner selfie stick for selfies withhere the sun don't shine. if the shoe fits so will the phone. >> raise it to the perfect angle. >> reporter: features ten embedded cameras. >> the pfizer cam is m

the first 40,000 fans will receive a world series pennant flag as they ender it at&t park to celebrate when the team raises the real pennant during the pregame celebration this afternoon. the giants do have a lot in store for fans before the first pitchality 1 alityt 1:35. coming up, we'll go inside the park for a preview of what fans have to look forward to. they should be opening the gates for opening day here 2015 within the next minute or so. >> definitely a christmas of sorts probably have to shell out for the tickets, too. thank you very much. >> stick with nbc bay area news all day for complete coverage of the home opener. we'll have highlights at 5:00 and 6:00 tonight. >>> the first pitch at thursday's san jose giants home opener is going to be an emotional one. it will be made by bryan so totow. the fan attackeded outside the dodgers game in 2011. he suffered head trauma and permanent disability. his attackers eventually pled guilty. coming back, stow plans to get up from his wheelchair and use a walker to deliver the first pitch from the mound. >>> new details on an unnerving

the carrier "uss theodore roosevelt" ender the aden and launching aircraft we're toll ind told including fa-18s. they are being escorted by iranian warships. there are now a total of nine u.s. navy warships, you mentioned, and three support shippers operating in the area stretching from the southern red sea to the arabian sea. the u.s. warships are entering a u.n. -- enforcing a u.n. arms embargo against yemen passed by 14 nations excluding russia last week. iranians deny, of course narcs that convoy is carrying weapons but the u.s. intercepted weapons en route to the houthis as far back at 2013. shep. >> aircraft carrier and 11 other ships move into a the area where iran and saudi arabia are in the middle of a dispute and we should stop it? come on marie. >>> a possible showdown with iran at sea, the possibility 0 there when you have 9,371 americans on boats and tension and wars going on. there are possibilities. that's a fact. there's word that the united states could pay billions upon billions upon billions of dollars to iran to get them onboard with the nuclear deal. the report first

. >> reporter: it happened in the ender loin. the family -- in the tenderloin. the husband had the baby in the back when he drove to golden gate avenue and leavenworth street to pick up his wife. [ non-english language ] >> the car was running. someone kicked the car. my husband came out of the door check because he didn't know if he had hit someone. that was when someone got in the car and drove off. remembers the husband ran after the -- >> reporter: the husband ran after the car and screamed for the man to stop. 10 minutes later an officer spotted the car and pulled it over. witnesses say the man tried to stop first from cuffing him. >> they tied him down. he was resisting quite a bit. that's when backup was called. so by the time the other policemen had come, he had already been contained and the zip ties. >> reporter: they arrested the man. the infant was inside and unhurt. >> they brought mom directly to the scene and baby and mom were reunited, which definitely the happiest part of the story. >> reporter: but the parents say they're mentally exhausted fro

he is a military man, and marijuana would be a career-ender. >> i grew up in wisconsin in a well lovingamily, and i was educated that that's a drug. you don't do that. and i never did. >> but just decades ago, marijuana was a legitimate medication. also called cannabis, prescribed by doctors and dispensed by pharmacies. >> rolling. >> this is harry -- >> but that all changed in 1930. >> a relentless warfare. >> henry anslinger. the united states' first drug czar. for him, public enemy number one, you guessed it, marijuana. >> this guy saw how he could increase the budget of his department by having this mission, going after marijuana. >> you know, saying there is this drug that the mexican migrant workers are smoking, and it's loco weed and it's going to make them crazy and they're going to rape your women. >> he got the anti-marijuana message out through news reports. and then came this. >> convinced that he is hopelessly and incurably insane. >> the film "reefer madness," portraying the users of marijuana as unproductive, crazed. >> people are still afraid of what pot can do to them.

wig now preparing to ender the second week of her candidacy is more issue focus. >> jeff zeleny sfikaround. i want to bring in cnn political correspondent into the conversation. welcome. >> great to be here. >> speaking of cleanup, it's omaha, nebraska not om ha, iomaha. more important than my messup clinton is flip-flopping and playing catch-up on issues where o'malley led. is this a potent charge do you think? >> i think specifically talking about same-sex marriage. i think in that issue a very few profiles in courage and any of the parties, obama and clinton, all playing catch-up on this. i think it's going to be difficult for him to make that charge. he obviously is trying to seek that progressive wing of the party, the party where elizabeth warren is but i think he's got work to do himself in terms of growing the buzz and the energy around his potential candidacy. but i think particularly on this issue of same-sex marriage the fact that everyone is kind of evochled on this issue. martin o'malley signed it in 2012. in 2004 massachusetts was the first to have same-sex marriage. it

new jersey governor chris christie is among a handful of other conditions expected to ender the race.will be talking to voters in new hampshire today. >>> new this morning, europe's antitrust regulators say it plans to file charges against google. the charges will focus on complaints that google uses its search engine to favor its own services. google says it has a very strong case against the expected charges. an unfavorable ruling could cost the company more than $6 billion. >>> police dashcam video shows an arizona police ramming into a suspect. video is graphingic is graphic. he was a home invader. the police chief is sticking up for the officer's actions. >> you can sit back and monday morning quarterback this until you're blue in the face. give him another two seconds and maybe he would have -- who knows, another 10 or 15 seconds and oh, my god we have a national tragedy. >> the police officer has been cleared of any wrongdoing. the suspect respect's lawyer says excessive force was used. in a statement, she says, it's disconcerting because it appears no officer ordered him to st

provision that was included increasing over five years the number of residency positions and it is my ender standing in the first year of implementation briefly ever like you to give a status update. >> first thank you for that additional capacity but we did not think we could start residency positions from one year from this july because of the ramp up but we went to our partners to say you have additional spaces? we don't know the uptake so every year for the national match it is like the dating game were the slots that tend to go unused but one of the other areas that we were gone is to figure out working with facilities and communities to do what you just described but may not have that infrastructure is but had we get them that faculty support to get the proper education? it is a very exciting opportunity. >> also osteopathic doctors that tend to be in several areas today less than 1% of our doctors are the zero -- d.o. i spoke to the convention it hopes to get more to relocate. >> we will keep the record and tell april 27 some members still have time to submit questions. recharger and

. >> for a little girl, it wasn't a game ender but only a game changer in her drive to become a primaallerina. here's tom llamas. ♪ >> this is the new music video from gentry and their song "dare." >> i'll fight till i win. ♪ proud of the cost of my battle scars ♪ >> the real buzz is not about the tenor trio. it's about this little ballerina, alyssa sizemore dancing in the video. she's 8 years old and only has one leg. she says the lyric moved her. >> it's about someone who dares to dream. >> and daring to dream how little alyssa has gone through life since her accident. last may she was hit by a truck. her leg had to be amputated below the knee. but she didn't let the operation keep her off the stage. >> we've been getting feedback saying how inspiring she's been to other kids and other people. >> and less than a year into her new life, alyssa delivered a showstopper at her dance recital. she performed an original. if you think the dancing is brave. watch this. she removes her prosthetic and doesn't miss a beat. i asked her why she did it. >> to show them i was still me without it an

. >> they ender it this car. >> what kind of cars? is it one or more? >> a beg forry.ter: this is at 10:00 at night? so did that make you feel that they had come to get you, to get the girls? that's when you knew that they'd come to kidnap you. >> we entered this -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: that was really brave you. >> yes, we ran into the bush. >> reporter: you ran into the bush? what happened then? >> yes. we -- >> reporter: can you describe the men that came and took you? what did they look like? were they wearing civilian clothing or military uniforms? what were they wearing? >> i don't understand. >> reporter: what was their dress? what were they wearing? did they look like soldiers? >> i feel afraid. >> reporter: you feel afraid? you don't want to talk what they look like. it's okay. i understand. i understand. i'm sorry. >> our report, a hard story to cover and difficult, too, for the people there knowing that those girls for most part have not returned. >> she couldn't bring to words what she saw this day because it's too recent and real in her mind. >> very

then he remembered a serious conflict on his clal ender. >> it was scheduled two weeks before i had an argument at the u.s. supreme court. and i told one of my young staffers, somebody named ted wanted me to come and do a ted talk. and i told him know and my staff said crazy, what are you talking about, you have to do a ted talk. >> what did she say to convince you. >> this is really a big deal am it is an incredible platform. everybody watches ted talks. >> being here at ted and seeing the simulation-- . >> rose: in march 2012 brian stevenson took the stage at the annual ted conference in long beach california. he was one of more than 60 speakers that week. >> we have a system of justice in this country that treats you much better if you are rich and guilty than if you are poor and innocent. wealth culpability shapes outcome. >> rose: he made the case for changing the criminal justice system with the same mixture of passion and logic that he uses to persuade judges and juries. he introduced his equal justice initiative in a disarmingly personal way. >> i had the great privilege when i

>> deeing ender idea to have rain gear ready to go, whether it is a hood on our rain jacket, or umbrellag about wash out by any means we've seen some steady rain roll through. continues to be steady showers, there is a little bit after break coming scattered showers the theme for the day. it will be damp. dealing with the spray off the vehicles all of that good stuff, too. we take a look of the very thing, outside live neighborhood network. meanwhile all good for the weekend, beautiful tomorrow, warmest days we've seen yet this year. then by monday, a lot of rain, vittoria. >> thank you so much. good morning everyone, traveling out and about right now a lot of rush hour, the schuylkill at 202 disable vehicle, actually i didn't notice this vehicle here. looks like multiple vehicle accident on the schuylkill at 202. commuting your way toward the area of king of prussia. give yourself more time there delays on the schuylkill expressway, # a, and the roosevelt boulevard plan accordingly, natasha? >> next update is 8:25, up next on cbs this morning look ahead at the weekend's acm awards, for

ulysses grant was accompanied by a large group of officers, to negotiate and to sign the terms of ser ender. today, 150 years ago to this minute, we are going to revisit that afternoon in the mcclain parlor. >> we remember it in its fabric, assisted by descendants of those who were there that day, but we also look for its n as osesoor larger meaning for our make andnation and its peep. at about 5 minutes after three today.rts after lee departs the house, at about 3:05 we will significantal from co this stain the bells from across this land. the liberty bell will ring at 3:15 this afternoon.the the bell in boston's old north church will ring at 3:15 as will the bell in the state capital in richmond and the firehouse in chicago and hundreds of schools across our nation. but the it firstfirst of those bells will ring h here. the bells will ring here and across the land for four the minutes. one minute for each year of the war.par we hopets after lee departs this scene at 3:00 that you will stayhe bel with us asl. we ring the bell. and now, we begin. appomattox courthouse. on early 1865, before

these aren't dead enders and people without parents who do poorly in school.nk it was a bit of a wakeup call. i have to caution on one thing. we have had al shabaab threaten the maul ofll of america. there is no evidence that there is a threat here. i think he was giving a wake up call. in some way the recruitment is happening peer to peer. there is a guy who was at mosque in bloomington. he is someone we've been watching for long time. the mosque kicked him out. a document that was filed a couple weeks ago in a federal case he's trying to get off the no fly list. very interesting homeland security says this is a man who we believe is a credible terrorist threat. he has the operational capacity to carry it out. he has not been arrested yet. >> teachers coaches you may be our first line of defense. >>> 12 minutes before the top of the hour. our final segment will be a good one. finally some karate. the "fox and friends" summer camp fair continues and closes. you don't want to miss a minute. let's check in with shbwho would never go toism ca. martha maccallum. >

listening to the speech, i thought one of the most powerful lines is when he said i will the son of a bar ender and dreams as somebody who comes from power and privilege. and when i heard that that sounded to me like a line that was directed more to jeb. >> jeb bush jeb bush! >> but the generational argument is also more than just a political one. it's personal because here is a guy who at every step of his career has been told no. wait your turn. and he's decided i'm not going to wait my turn anymore. i never have. and if he had, he wouldn't be in the senate right now. >> he jumped out in 2010 and ran against a guy hard to believe now but was a very popular republican governor and ended up winning. that generational can turn on you. when you start to look a little experienced, suddenly you have ronald reagan patting walter mondale on the head. you can talk about generational and saying i'm younger, younger, younger. you better be able to back that up on the campaign trail or that blows up in your face. >> yeah that's true. we talked about this last hour, but i think this question of his experi