ernie: ernie johnson back with you. here at 23478s you just saw the encore celebration and that emotion. and sam dekker of the badgers leaves the floors in tears after wisconsin watched a nine-point second-half lead disappear. that had been the biggest deficit duke had faced in the tournaments. they finished with a 12-5 run and they will cut down the nets here at indianapolis. clark kellogg, kenny smith charles barkley. chuck what a championship game. charles: man, every year we've come to this thing ernie it never ceases to amaze she me. this is our fifth year. last year was uconn coming out of nowhere. this year you saw a team of history, kentucky. tonight you saw two freshmen do this thing for duke. this thing is amazing every year. kenny: the ultimate comp limit from a carolina guy -- duke, duke duke. that was probably the most impressive guard play i've seen other than napier and kemba walker in terms of two guys, especially jones his ability to come off the pick and roll and make you make a decision. are you going

ernie: ernie johnson back with you. here at 23478s you just saw the encore celebration and that emotion. and sam dekker of the badgers leaves the floors in tears after wisconsin watched a nine-point second-half lead disappear. that had been the biggest deficit duke had faced in the tournaments. they finished with a 12-5 run and they will cut down the nets here at indianapolis. clark kellogg, kenny smith charles barkley. chuck what a championship game. charles: man, every year we've come to this thing ernie it never ceases to amaze she me. this is our fifth year. last year was uconn coming out of nowhere. this year you saw a team of history, kentucky. tonight you saw two freshmen do this thing for duke. this thing is amazing every year. kenny: the ultimate comp limit from a carolina guy -- duke, duke duke. that was probably the most impressive guard play i've seen other than napier and kemba walker in terms of two guys, especially jones his ability to come off the pick and roll and make you make a decision. are you going

everybody wanted to fly like ernie. >> reporter: so what really happened? >> the plane actually went in at a pretty steep angle. so as you looked at the accident site you could almost see the outline of an airplane and then there was this center where the main cabin was. >> a few days after a crash he listened to a garbled tape that a cell laboratory has to decipher. it's a final message from andrus almost impossible to decipher with an open ear. >> after a pain staking search through the crash site a contra costa county sheriff deputy found a 357 magnum and traced the name of the owner then investigators located something else. >> eventually we found the hand of the owner. so now we had the hand and we had the gun. and could put him on the airplane at that time. >> authorities linked the hand and the handgun to passenger francisco gonzalez of san francisco. gonzalez had been on the 1960 philipino yachting team but then had financial problems. he was threatening suicide, and the day before the flight bought flight insurance from a machine and a handgun. gon

. >> they're chanting ernie it's opening night in chicago before cardinals cubs.hey honor ernie banks that pass away in january. that's all the noise they get in chicago. matt holliday two runs, two hits, st. louis wins 3-0. coming to five hits. >> flyers fans have not had a lot this surprise except when they play the pittsburgh peping wins they weep the series for the first time in 31 years. they're chaptering you can't beat us. thanks to flyers sidney crosby and penns may miss the playoff. steve mason looks like stanley cup goal cup goalie today. this remarkable glove stay. 4 6 total saves today. down one, jake vorachek on the power play. jake two points behind crosby for nhl scoring league. what would it be without a fight. they win the fight on the cool board and put it away in the third. ryan white. that's eight straight wind over penguins taken may keep them from the playoffs too. >> that's kind of what we were hoping to do going into these games like we said our fate is sealed. >> we had some stumble and we put a nail in their coffin too. hopefully they kee

ernie? >> ernie. >> reporter: jeremiah recognized earn ernie by touch. he's blind, and speech lacking because of lack of attention paid to him as a younger child. 2 1/2 years ago, he finally was brought into foster care. where's the water? can you turn the water on? when finally placed into treatment foster care at 10 years old, his real personality began to come into focus. >> jeremiah is a very loving affectionate boy who, as you can see, loves to interact and engage with you, walk around hold your hand. ♪ >> he is visually impaired and also autistic. that of course brings challenges into when finding a home. we want to find a family that could be you know loving and patient and possibly you know have some experience with autism and hopes that they could be his forever family. >> reporter: where's the bus? jeremiah looks forward to going to school. spends the week as a live-in student at maryland school for the blind. and since being there, those who know him say his communication skills are improving. it's hope that someday soon jeremiah will have a r

ernie? >> ernie. >> jeremiah recognized ernie by touch.lind and his speech is lacking perhaps because of a lack of attention paid to him as a younger child. 2 1/2 years ago jeremiah finally was brought into foster care. >> where's the water? can you turn the water on? when he was finally placed in treatment foster care at 10 years old his real personality began to come into focus. >> jeremiah is a very loving, affectionate boy who, as you can see, loves to interact and engage with you, walk around, hold your hand. he is visually impaired and he is also autistic. that, of course brings some challenges into finding a home. we want to find a family that could be loving and patient and possibly, you know, have some experience with autism and hopes that he could be their forever family. >> jeremiah looks forward to going to school. he spends the week as a live-in student at maryland school for the blind. and since being there those who know him say his communications skills are improving. it's hopes that some day soon jeremiah will have a real

everybody wanted to pattern him selve after ernie.oth. >> reporter: what happened -- themselves after ernie. smooth. >> reporter: so what happened? >> the plane actually went in at a steep angle. so as you look that accident site you could see the outline of an airplane and there was a center where the cabin was. >>> he listened to a tape from the oakland air traffic control center. it is a final message from the co-pilot. almost impossible to interpret with the naked ear. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: after a painstaking search, a contra costa county sheriff's deputy found a .357 magnum and traced the name of the owner and then investigators located something else. >> we found the hand of the owner. now we had the hand and we had the gun. and could put him on the airplane at that time. >> reporter: authorities linked the hand and the gun to a man. he was on the 1960 olympicuating team and then had -- olympic yachting team and then had financial trouble. bought crash insurance and a hand gun. the fbi's investigation conclude after a

ernie sanders is all over her. martin o'malley is for most formidable challenger.artin: history celebrates profiles of courage. not profiles in convenience. the dignity of every person tells us the right to marry is not a state right, it is a human right. john: she is trying to perform a balance the act with the left and the center. how is that going for her so far? mark: i do not think it is going well. my supposition is that she is so terrified of losing iowa. she is forgetting the fact that there is a general election to come. she is terrified of the left and it is showing on a range of issues. wall street will not hold her accountable to it. it has only just begun. john: the left will never be fully satisfied. she will never be elizabeth warren. i think she -- not enough policy out there yet to -- for her to damage herself. she is not putting anything out on paper that will damage her in the general election. mark: she seems to have moved a little bit to the left on same-sex marriage. from the way she is talking from the way her campaign is responding, she is t

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the cubs are honoring ernie banks. john lester on the mound. he was aquired for half the season he got roughed up early and theyn settled down. 8 hits, 3 earned runs. st louis won the game. the warriors haven't won in that buiilding ever in 8 18 years 19.7 rebounds. leonard on the alley-oop slam curry tried to keep them in it on the 3rd. the seteal and dunk by leonard steve currahshakes hands 107-92 spurs are teh only team this year that the warriosrs have a losing record to. playoffs start in less than two weeks a little ugliness after kentu cky's loss anderw harrison controversy he mumbled a racial slur. said it was a mistake and apologized > > he reached out to me, we talked about it. nothing needs to be made of it. reporter > > no big deal as far as he is concerned we shall see you later everybody. >> vicki : california highway patrol officers don't just help out people, they also help our feathered friends. a concerned motorist found a baby owl found near napa coporate drive on friday. the owl looked like it was unable to fly so the driver

joining us now, the chief investment officer at bemo private bank and ernie, cio at bren brenmore trust. jack what do you mean recommend? sell or stay? >> the long-term results are remarkable. if you take may through october and careompare it to november to april, the results are astounding $1,000 invested in 1900 from may to october collectively only amounted to about $2400. if you took that same $1,000 invested it from november to april, that has expanded to $130,000. so it's remarkable the difference. the thing is it's hard -- and i would say that huge divergence started in roughly the mid-'50s but it's impossible to explain what's caused it. the last thing is that if you want to get out of the market keep in mind the last two years while may through october did underperform the previous november through april, they were -- it was positive in both years. so you know it's a risky game unless you can figure out what is causing that huge spread. >> ernie, what would you say to this question about may? >> hi mandy. yes, well we don't manage assets as cliches. we look at the market as bei

here at the university of california at berkeley seismology lab the ernie warning system detected it would reach berkeley a second and a half after it struck san ramon. when the earthquake struck napa last year they received a 5 second warning. san francisco 10 seconds. that is because the epicenter was further away. and that is enough time to stop a b.a.r.t. train. it measures the waves of an earthquake from hundreds of underground censors. >> it is not earthquake prediction. it is watching an earthquake begin and trying to sunday signal out to people -- send a signal out to people. >> reporter: many emergency response teams receive the alerts but sizenologist are working -- seismologist are working working to expand it. that will take $80 million over five years. >> other parts of the state besides the bay area and the los angeles basin have sparse coverage. >> reporter: it will take two years to install the statewide system if and when they get the money. >> rob roth, thank you. >>> university of california at berkeley seismologist said if it struck in a certain way it could be mo

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see you later, ernie. it's well worth it. i feel very grateful. how are you doing? discretion is advised. >>> msnbc takes you behind the walls of america's most notorious prisons to a world of chaos and danger, now the scenes you've never seen, "lockup: raw." >> every time we step into another prison we are amazed by the world that we enter. it's violent, it's loud, [ bleep ] -- very intimidating but through it all is a fascinating place. >> the daily grind of prison life has pushed some inmates to the brink.

hello, i'm ernie manouse.oming up on "innerviews" our conversation with rock-n-roll legend, gene simmons.

ernie said there's a movie "summer lover's, would you write a song.fter the love was gone", i go - peters says "i like that." and the best stuff comes fast, it always comes fast. we finished the song, it was a number one hit. >> yes. >> but the - the weird thing was we went to the movie, we were so excited to be in the movie. it's the end title. peter gallagher, and darryl hannah, we were at the premier, the start of the seconding. there's a motorcycle in the distance, as he sings ♪ everybody needs a little . >> the motorcycle gets louder and louder. by the time we are at the second, the motorcycle is louder than the song. >> you are dying. >> we are like "what? who in the world thinks the sound of a motorcycle is more important?" we were bummed out. >> great song. >> great song. peter. >> a few. >> yes. >> this one we did for karate kid. [ ♪ ] ♪ i am a man who would fight for your honour ♪ i'll play a song i never include when i do a concert. i don't think people know it. i can't sing "and i keep wondering ♪ ♪ whose holding on now ♪ ♪ and i keep wond

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ernie price and the incredible staff of appomattox, john and all of the other part service staff and battlefield types. i have seen people here today from gettysburg and many other places. [applause] you've pulled off an amazing event. i have been calling home and saying -- you have to see this to believe it. watch c-span, i keep saying, and maybe you will believe it. last night i don't know how many of you were here, on this stage quires from all the black churches, huge quires performing old spirituals in the old way. reverend jones conducted a march symbolic of the living history funeral for hannah reynolds, the former slave woman killed on the morning of april 9 right near here. but no one ever knew where she was buried, so she was given her do here last night. it is the most remarkable thing i have ever seen at the national parks service. frankly. it shows us a great deal of how the parks service itself has come so far in trying to broaden and strengthen the way that they interpret this pivotal event in our history. now, everyone who came in here today, and anyone from the south

ernie: this is indianapolis indiana and this is it.ight college basketball's champion will be crowned and you'll see it here on cbs. better than 72,000 were here on an

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. >> hello, i'm ernie manouse. coming up our conversation with the executive editor and former anchor of "news hour" on pbs, journalist and author jim lehrer.

i'm ernie manouse, coming up on on "innerviews" our conversation with actress linda gray. >> okay rightat the top to get it out of the way. the legs in the poster for "the graduate," dustin hoffman, they are your legs not your legs? >> that was one leg, that would be mine. >> it was you? >> it was me. >> how did that come to be? >> it was the weirdest thing, in 1967, maybe, that the film came out. i had worked, i was a model at that time and worked with a photographer who asked if he could use my leg for a movie poster. i said fine. was paid $25 and i had no idea it was going to be this iconic poster. >> kind of a thrill at that point seeing it when the poster came out and the movie was a hit. >> it was so much fun. i autographed a few posters in my time. >> you were modeling at that point. how did you get into modeling initially? >> i went to an all girls catholic school. it was mother's day and they had a fashion show. i was in the audience with my mother at this lunch and there was a photographer shooting the models. he came to the school and said who is the lady sitting next to her

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ernie els tied for second place at 5-under 67, your leader jordan spieth 7-under at 17.sten berset has more on the defending champ bubba watson. >> reporter: we are in the heart of georgia bulldog country. they have come out to the course to support their own. reigning champ bubba watson has had a big following throughout the 1st round and said the support is tremendous as he goes for that third green jacket. >> here a lot of go dogs, a lot of barking. it's a fun time when you get to see that many people from a school like that, it is like a fraternity. you can root for those people. obviously i want to beat them all, but you can root for them, clear them on and obviously we have that tie of uga. it's a big honor to be part of that school. >> reporter: bubba watson has a little later start time for round 2 teeing off at 12:42. kristen berset in augusta at the masters. >>> the good news continues for the maryland terrapin men. they learned jake lehman will stay in school for his senior year. joining freshman melo trimble who decided to stay and high school recruit diamond

ernie on 15 5 under 67 for els. what happened? falls one hoping to get close. how about in?n, could this be his year? closing birdies and he's three shots under a defending champ. he's trying to claim a career. kendall grave man with changers. 7th inning, on the curb. texas has 41 on the range. a glove twist is routine for those guys in the 7th. and top nine, to mcgee to end with a double play. is still scoreless. >> it makes it fun. >> thank you collin. >> join us tonight at 9:00, dramatic new dash cam video. a school bus with kids flips over, you'll see what happens next. >> then at 11:00 complaints that san jose's smart parking meters can have memory loss. wait until you hear what is responsible. here is tonight's programming schedule. grey's anatomy followed by american crime. >> that is it for this edition of abc7 news our coverage continues as always, i'm ama daetz. >> from all of us, we appreciate your time. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. then my wife bought a tv recorder so she could fast-forward past the commercials. well i like commercials. they tell me what to b

. >> the outfield holes are covered with tarps decorated with memorable moments in the career of ernie"mr. cub" who died in january, they are supposed to be seeing tremendous new video boards, the one in left field is ready to go tonight, but work on the other one right field will start in court. >> business owners say the new video boards block their bird eye view and will force them to close, they say a revenue sharing agreement with the cub prohibits teams from blocking their views but on thursday a federal judge denied their request to stop construction, most cubs fans are taking the setbacks in stride. >> i have to give them credit for at least trying to get it together. >> when you have been waiting since 1908 to celebrate your next world series championship the delays are just part of the game. >> chris martinez cbs news, chicago. >> glor: took a bit of a joyride recently, newly released footage shows him taking the controls of a world war ii spitfire fighter plane. >> celebrated the anniversary of when they started helping oned veterans. >> it arrived in sydney today for a one-

that's the opinion of people like ernie moniz my secretary of energy a physicist from m.i.t. who actually nose something about this stuff that's the opinion of nuclear experts who examined the deal. very rarely do you see a consensus, consensus too strong a word, a large majority of people who are experts in the field saying this is actually a realistic, plausible meaningful approach to cut off the pathways for iran getting a nuclear weapon and that it is more likely to succeed not only than maintaining current sanctions or additional sanctions but more likely to succeed than if we took a military approach to solving the problem. again, that's not uniquely my opinion. that is -- talk to people who are not affiliated with the administration some of whom were skeptical about our capacity to get a deal done and have looked at it and said if we are able to actually get what was discussed in the political framework, it's absolutely the right thing to do. now, there's politics and political pressure inside of the united states, we all know that. the prime minister of israel is deep

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ernie on 15 5 under 67 for els. what happened? falls one hoping to get close. how about in? could this be his year? closing birdies and he's three shots under a defending champ. he's trying to claim a career. kendall grave man with changers. 7th inning, on the curb. texas has 41 on the range. a glove twist is routine for those guys in the 7th. and top nine, to mcgee to end with a double play. is still scoreless. >> it makes it fun. >> thank you collin. >> join us tonight at 9:00, dramatic new dash cam video. a school bus with kids flips over, you'll see what happens next. >> then at 11:00 complaints that san jose's smart parking meters can have memory loss. wait until you hear what is responsible. here is tonight's programming schedule. grey's anatomy followed by american crime. >> that is it for this edition of abc7 news our coverage continues as always, i'm ama daetz. >> from all of us, we appreciate your time. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants -- an actor and grants analyst from new york, new york... an academic progra

ernie els is in the clubhouse at five under speith is under under. did he birdie 18.ht i just got a call from our control room. so he's three strokes up and charlie hoffman and you? tin rose are five under. university of kentucky had a team of great players great young players and today seven of those guys declared they're going into the nba draft. head coach john calipari always row recruits the players that are ready to leave after one year and they did. all right. we have lost one of the best if not the best sports writers and columnists this town has ever had. daily news columnist stan hock man pass add wis afternoon. he had been with the daily news since 1959 and covered every sport and team in this town. he had were the it, bite, he was sharp as attack and was always fun to read. stan hock man passed away after a long illness in bryn mawr hospital. he was 86 years old. >> terrific guy and a sensational writer. >> all right. that does it for us here at 6:00. we'll see you tonight at 10:00. >> have a great night. inside edition is up next. >>> sandra bullock 911.

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right, stay with us, and we will have more on the fed and the overall economy, and coming up at two: erniewe will get -- coming up at 2:30, we won't get information from pimco's tony crescenzi. our special coverage of the fed continues in a moment. ♪ mark: welcome back. this is "bottom line" on television and streaming online and on your phone. i am mark crumpton. let's get back to our fed roundtable. meg mcclellan diane swonk and michael mckee, and standing by our correspondent, julie hyman. julie: as you guys have been talking about, since there were not huge surprises in this statement today, we are not seeing much of a difference from where stocks were before the statement came out. you do sometimes the a long time elapsed before reaction, and then it plays out throughout the afternoon, but it really does seem to be study in this particular case. once again, i am watching what is going on in the stock markets and not seeing a lot of action. the other asset i was watching earlier, gold prices, they did fall off, and they continue to be lower by nearly 1%, so that is more of a consistent

setting himself up for eagle on 15. 5 under 67 for ernie els today. 96 players on the field chasing thert with course record today. cutter aunder the tree. off the flag. if what happened? 2 foot birdie put there jrd afternoon. also on 14. garcia in search of the elusive first maiming. if chip it close. it goes in. for the bird. 4 under 68 for the spaniard. today. really good at the masters over the years. could this be his year and rips off 5 straight birdie. if back to the jordan not for bogey on the 15. ties the course record. close was a birdie. the 8 underscore. he's 3 shots clear of the feechltd justin rose and hoffman at 5 under. watson. 1 under as is world no. 1 mcilroy under as is world no. 1 mcilroy. baseball. good pitching. grit defense. the timely hitting t.raise your hand if you have read this giant script before. opening 4 game as near as san diego. dinner tame for her tim hudson dealing in the season debut. 5th inning. crawford and routine 6-4-they double play for the guys. in the z.runners at the corner 1 out. if i want at the corner 1 out. if i wanting ending double play

ernie in new york. >> caller: boo-yah. what do you think of global payments?eported earnings today and i was pretty -- >> it's one of the few upsides we've seen in 2015. they go higher. this is one of those 90s that may go to 120. julia in arkansas. >> caller: hello. >> hello. >> my question is at the beginning of the year i bought shares. even though i realized the gain i'm wondering if i should hold it -- >> you got to hold. vip shop is one that's done great. we recommended it a long time ago. china is hot i'm not going to tell you to sell. it's going to keep hitting high said. we ought to go to tom. >> caller: hi there first time caller. and really like the show. i've been interested in 3 d systems. i was wondering what your thoughts are. >> i'm going to say no. talk about glut. it's a glut like oil, 3 d systems. there's too many guys going into that. hp is going into that. we're going to say. don't buy, don't buy. i'm trying to have clarity there. debbie in montana. >> caller: hello, cramer. a rocky mountain big sky boo-yah to you. >> denver broncos front

ernie els was feeling it. never won here. the man they call the big easy, stuck the landing at 15. took the outright lead entered the clubhouse at 5- under par. jason day brian hackney's pick, had a birdie train going on the back nine. five straight put him in the mix at 5-under. three shots off the lead. but they are all chasing the kid, jordan spieth, the 21-year- old ending his round of 8-under 64 with this bird at 18. one shot shy of tying the course record at augusta. >>> we go from that -- ♪[ music ]♪ >> oh, the music. the anchor pick: >>> a's and giants day game after a night game. how'd it work out? padres home opener with the giants and some giants defense coming up here. watch brandon crawford. one of four double plays turned in by the defending catchs a thing of beautiful. in the ninth angel pagan on third but the giants mcgehee couldn't get him home. 6-4-3 double play. it's still scoreless in extra innings! story on the late show. >>> meantime, that's a's pitcher kendall grave man a day he would like to forget. already down 5-0 to the rangers. and this is how shin-soo c

ernie els is in a group two shots further back. rory mcilroy could go one under par, and tiger is still on the course at 1-over >>> >>> international cricket is set to return to pakistan for the first time in more than six years. zimbabwe have agreed to take part in a 5-match one-day series next month to be played in lahore and karachi. foreign teams refused to tour pakistan since the team bus was attacked by gunmen in lahore in 2009. pakistan has been forced to play scheduled home fixtures in the united arab emirates, but the security situation improved since the military operation against the taliban >>> controversial england cricketer kevin pieterson is making a set to start his international career. he refused a place in the he refused a place in the indian premier league team. he was sacked after criticizing management and team-mates in an audio biography. surrey believes if he played well, pietersen can earn a recall. >>> ibrahimo vich is about to find out his punishment for an outburst after a match last month. a disciplinar

i want to thank my cabinet colleague, secretary of energy ernie moniz, who was indispensable in his knowledge and technical expertise to be able to sit down and work through some very complex issues. his background as a nuclear scientist and his expertise was essential in helping us to arrive at this moment. i also want to particularly thank my colleague at the state department, the undersecretary of state welcome backty sherman. wendy sherman. she has been absolutely superb, indefatigable, organized, strong, clear, visionary, and we are grateful. i also want to thank the remarkable team of experts who haven't slept in days, who have kept working, who have chased down numbers on, you know, instand tape yous call at any -- can instantaneous call at any hour, and that goes for the team back home in the united states in the lahr stories, in the -- in the laboratories, in the white house, in the state department, all of whom have contributed to our ability to be able to know what we are doing and to be able to put this initial agreement together. now, i want to thank the delegations also from the