. >> they are using toilet paper as fuel for this fire on campus, this is off ethan a avenue behind the business school we think which would be barkley hall. >> we just saw a minute ago, this can be dangerous, trying to yum seven through this fire that is just not smart. >> forgive me for sounding preachy. >> go a head. >> ill a's do it for you. >> or adult like but that is not a smart thing to do. we saw a moment ago police on horse back trying to clear the scene on lancaster avenue which may be in fact driving students to this location which is more on the main campus near the main squad of the villanova campus and so they are playing with fire which is never a good thing. come on, guys, stop doing this. >> jay wright speak being back in houston let's listen. >> what did you say to the guys in the huddle. >> we do practice that, we have certain plays with less than four seconds from four to seven seconds. every coach has this. zero to four, four to seven, seven to 12 we have plays. so we know what it is, we practice it every day. i didn't to have say anything in the huddle. we have a

my guests tonight from the new movie "born to be blue" ethan hawke is here!cheers and applause) but before we begin, the other day on the show we talked a little about artificial intelligence and how computers are learning to play games, solve puzzles and enslave humans. but it turns out they're going to start by taking over twitter. >> microsoft adding artificial intelligence to social media. company launched a chatbox named tay to learn how millennials communicate. >> created by mashing together public data. >> twitter is using emogies and short hand. >> she's expected to speak bert as she talks with teens and young adults. >> trevor: wow, robots on twitter, are you at sara corner, follow me if you want to live. (laughter) here's what i love, microsoft programmed a robot to learn how humans communicate and the avenue they chose was twitter. how did that work out? well, these are some of tay's actual tweets. she started out sharing an upbeat, hello world! and then telling her new friends, i'm stoked to meet you! humans are super cool! and then -- this is com

ethan has enough dexterity to play video games and swipe a credit card. a chip was implanted in his brain at the ohio state medical center, it's connected to wires that come from his head and hooked to an electronic sleeve. >> it creates a neuro bypass from the brain to the injured part of the spinal cord and back down to the forearm over the injury and reanimating his paralyzed limb. >> i always new something would happen. and something is happening. >> the ohio state team wants to streamline the technology for use outside of the lab. it could help people who have spinal or brain injuries become more independence. >>> if you are trying to eat healthier don't be fooled by tricky labels. some say heart healthy or low fat but they could hide unhealthy ingredients, if they cut out fat some add in extra fat and sugar to keep the taste. something may have more fiber but extra calories, it's better to get it from natural sources like fruit and flax seed and muffins, most of them are not good for you. >> muffins are essentially cupcakes without frosting, flour,

he's absolutely my miracle. >> aww ethan's mom did not know his grandfather had begun in his truck.eputes filed charges of not securing a firearm but it's not clear if the state attorney's office will prosecute ethan's parents say they are just grateful that he's home. >>> a huge crowd rallies at the liberty bell today to send a message to congress. advocates are calling for fairer elections and they're upset because they say money has corrupted the political process. and this is just the beginning they say active visits plan to march all the way to washington, d.c. to hammer home their message. they will arrive on april 11th where they plan to hold another demonstration at the capitol building. >>> you decide 2016 the focus tonight is on the midwest. candidates on both sides of the aisle are fighting for every single delegate. fox's john roberts reports from for us from wisconsin. >> reporter: ted cruz giving the keynote address at the north dakota state gop convention. it's an event that might not usually get much attention. but now candidates are fighting for every delegate. >> i

. >> ethan couch got two years in jail and why his stay there will be a lot tougher than he and his defense team expected. . ♪ to the western sky as someone told me lately ♪ . >> >> and the 12-year-old girl who wickedly knocked it out of the park. >> you've never heard "defy aggravity" quite like this. that's ahead in "the skinny" on this thursday, april 14th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> it is pretty impressive as a 12-year-old. >> what are you, simon cowell? >> it sounded a little pitchy for me. >> tough to impress. all right. >> we'll listen to it a little bit later on in "the skinny." >> kendis throwing down the gauntlet. >> great, fantastic. >> we begin with some history on the hardwood in oakland. the golden state warriors crushed the single season wins record set by the bulls in '95-'96 season with the victory number of 73 and, of course, kobe bryant walked away from the game after 20 seasons in front of a very appreciative hometown crowd. >> you know it's a big night for nba when this happens. even the president tweeting about it. he's a big fan of baske

we still have room to grow. >> ethan, thanks very much, have a great weekend. ethan harris with bank of america, america lynch. >>> stocks actually rose on this first rating day of the quarter on those encouraging jobs and manufacturing reports. despite opening sharply lower on the day. the markets also shook off a decline in oil prices. by the close the dow jones industrial average added 107 points to 17,792. now that's near a four-month high. the nasdaq rose 44. and the s&p 500 was up 13. oil prices fell 4% pressured by growing doubts the major producers will agree on a plan to freeze output at a meeting later this month. >>> well, as the economy evolves so do the types of jobs that need to be filled. think social media. it's a relatively new industry and these platforms your kids are hooked are creating a wide range of job opportunities. harry thompson at tumblrs headquarters in new york city tells us why it pays to be social. the latest installment of "where the jobs are." >> reporter: 24-year-old sam cannon has been posting her photography on the blogging

as part of his original sentencing, ethan was ordered to a state-run rehab. they couldn't afford to pay. so, the state stepped in, taxpayers shelling out tens of thousands of dollars, 17 times more than the couches. david? >> matt gutman with us tonight. thanks, matt. >>> next, this evening, to chicago, and a scathing report at this hour about race and policing. a study ordered in the wake of police-involved shooting of laquan mcdonald, outlining a deep history of tension between police and african-americans and a lack of accountability. one stark finding of the 404 police involved shootings over the past eight years, 74% involved african-americans. the report comes as new police chief eddie johnson, an african-american veteran of the chicago p.d., now officially takes over. >>> we turn now to the severe weather at this hour, flash flood watches and a new storm gathering strength tonight. already so much rain across the south, and look at this. the roof of this school in mississippi collapsing under the weight. workers right there rushing to escape it. let's

nbc's miguel almaguer has more. >> reporter: ethan couch, better known as the affluenza teens, was in adult court today ordered to stay in jail for nearly two years. the 19-year-old who was at the center of manhunt saying little in court as the judge imposed his sentence. >> you will remain in the county jail at this time. i want you to understand that. you're not getting out of jail today. >> reporter: in 2013 couch received ten years probation after a drunk driving accident that left four dead and nine others injured. the defense argued his life of privilege left him with no sense of responsibility. last december after this video surfaced which was said to show couch partying, he was accused of violating his probation. he fled to mexico with his mom, evading authorities for weeks. today tonya couch watched her son sentenced. >> we've all wanted justice for this, and i, you know, i'm certainly glad to see that his -- you know, his confinement is going to. >> reporter: ethan couch ordered to stay in jail. >> 180 days enough? i don't think it is, but that's the limb nations of the hybr

ethan mosses mom did not know his grandfather had a gun in his truck.harges of not securing a firearm but it's not clear if the say the attorney's office will prosecute. ethan's parents say they are just grateful their little boy is home and healthy. (horn blaring). >>> look at that dramatic new video shows a cruise ship slamming into a sea wall there near its dock in san diego. you can even see a woman with a cane getting out of the way with just seconds to spare. the 150-foot cruise boat crashed into that wall on thursday. at least three passengers on board were hurt. investigators are blaming a mechanical malfunction. >>> new research reveals that women do the majority of their online shopping late friday name why are so many more women likely to click buy at that time? ♪ >>> a trim, shave and line it up. the typical regimen for most men but for million of african-american it can be a nightmare ending with painful razor bumps or even worse. not enough forgetting help before the damage is permanent leaving scars. >> one doctor' as approach can be all

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as part of his original sentencing, ethan was ordered to a state-run rehab.parents said they couldn't afford to pay. so, the state stepped in, taxpayers shelling out tens of thousands of dollars, 17 times more than the couches. matt gutman, abc news. >> now we did mention the democratic presidential candidates visiting verizon workers on the picket lines. this morning, nearly 40,000 workers are still off the job after nine months without a contract. verizon wants to hire more contractors. >>> and many retail employers who practice on call scheduling are under the microscope. attorneys general in eight states are investigating the employment practice saying it's unfair to employees who must give up other opportunities for a job that may not provide work. companies like the gap and j. crew have already ended on call scheduling but more than a dozen employers such as forever 21 and payless still use the method. >> i used to have to do on call stuff when i worked in retail at the roosevelt mall. >> of course. just imagine the big hair she had back then working at

attorney christopher ethan was nothing more than a fairy tale told by this guy, thomas lucas. >> let me finish my question -- >> i'm finishing mine. >> reporter: lucas being sued by a group investors after ethan says more than 250 handed over cash, hundreds of millions. based on a tip from lucas' so-called source. >> his secret source had inside information about where disney was planning to expand in the continental united states. by adding six more theme parks and a resort in north texas called frontier disney. he sold that lie to hundreds of investors. so they could buy land with the idea that once disney made its announcement, they stood to make a lot of money. >> reporter: but that announcement never came and only some lucky investors were able to pull out of the shady land deal. >> disney never intended to come here, they never were purchasing land toome here. >> reporter: he said lucas' source, just another tall tale. >> do you know what his position was with disney? >> i know he was a vice president of something. >> he had a lot of arrogance. people who commit fraud crimes do

ethan dennis wants presidential candidates to discuss mental illness. his video is titled, before the fall, a season for prevention in mental health care. >> last year i spent six months making a short film about michael stick, whose mentally ill son stabbed his mother while hallucinating. i spent six years wotching him in the system. i realized there were many other cases like the stick family. >> this has been the bloody summer of 2015 and although theories the incidents that get he headlines, it is a tiny fraction of the tragedies that occur in the area of mental illness that is untreated. >> mental illness is much more common than they -- we realize. >> typically we say it affects one out of four people. >> one in four people suffer from mental illness so if it was, one, two, three, four, it's you, sir. yeah, you with the weird teeth and you next to him. up know who you are. actually that whole row isn't right. that's not good. [laughter] >> since mental p illness affects so many people, shouldn't there be an effective system in place to treat it? t

jorge: un juez de texas sentenciÓ hoy a ethan a 2 aÑos de prisiÓn.ente fue sentenciado a libertad condicional, fue juzgado como menor de edad por causar un choque que dejÓ 4 muertos mitras estaba en estado de ebriedad. marÍa: dio un nuevo giro el caso del presunto pedÓfilos que fue grabado tocando inapropiadamente a su propia hija. la madre de la pequeÑa divulgÓ un vÍdeo defendiÉndolo con vehemencia, hay muchos que han reaccionado con indignaciÓn por las actitudes de los padres de la menor. reportero: silvia, esposa de este hombre que fue captado en cÁmara cuando tocaba en manera inadecuada a su propia hija entre las comÍa con su familia, hoy defiende a su marido mediante un vÍdeo. >> defender a mi familia del daÑo moral que le han causado a mi esposo. reportero: durante este testimonio, la mujer asegura que la investigaciÓn de autoridades locales y federales que llevaron a calificar a su esposo como presunto pedÓfilos, causÓ daÑo psicológico a su hija. >> imaginen a una niÑa de 4 aÑos ver llegar a policÍas armados llevÁndose a su papá arrestado. rep

been in jail since january when he was extradited to texas after on the run with his mother after ethan appears to have violated parole by being at this boozy party. on wednesday he was ushered into court by the same sheriff who had vowed to track him down. >> i think that, you know, it's hit him that this is a life that what he feared if not expected. >> reporter: sporting a shaggy beard his blond roots starting to grow back now after he dyed his hair in mexico as an apparent disguise. the judge seemingly one-upping the prosecution's request for a 16-month detention adding eight additional months for violating violation and prohibiting him from drinking or driving for another seven years. >> do you understand that. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: as part of his original sentence he was ordered to in-state rehab but court documents show his millionaire parents told the state they were unable to pay for it so shelling out nearly $190,000. couch's parents chipping in just about 5%. george. >> okay, matthew, thanks very much. let's go to amy with the other top stories. missing catholic priest in

let's turn to ethan now. ethan, one other thing i want to say. housing numbers are very strong.ting this off because of seasonals? or is there real weakness we need to worry about? >> i think it's mainly seasonals. two years ago, our published research we said don't get too excited. six years in a row. weak first quarters. what happens in the economy in the first quarter is, if you don't adjust the data you get a major recession every first quarter. as the winter hits and as the shopping season ends. so that means they have to put a massive -- >> i want to push back on this. i am the first guy -- as joe says i am a candidate for the big prize. >> standards aren't that low yet. >> i agree. i agree. >> i'm pretty low. >> for economics. you'll win one, joe. on apple here is the thing. we didn't have the weather issue we had last year. we have real weakness in certain inputs, like the autos were bad. and the earnings are terrible. so there is other stuff that seems -- unlike past years when i was a skeptic on the weak numbers, i am less of a skeptic now because there seems to be oth

jon: justin, the affluenza team, ethan couch will stay in jail for now.peared in court moments ago in fort worth texas. the judge ordered couch to remain in custody as he considers the terms of probation and detention. this is couches first appearance in court since he turns 19 this week and his case was moved from the juvenile system. couch gained notoriety after invoking an affluenza defense in a drunk driving wreck that killed four people. he received probation after that wreck then violated probation according to police, running to mexico with his mother. heather: new information in the shooting death of former nfl star will smith in new orleans after a loaded gun was found in smith's car. new surveillance video shows this encounter between smith's mercedes and a hummer right in front of it. police say another altercation later led to the fatal shooting of smith and the wounding of his wife. >> i need people who saw things. heather: police are trying to piece together what happened saturday night that led to the death of a former new orleans state pla

. >> miles ahead is still worth wild and so is born to be blues starring ethan hawk as baker. >> i want to play. i want to play. >> these movies came out as the same time as "yard , the first opera to be performed at the apollo theater opens at 8:00 p.m. with an additional performance on sunday at 3:00. parker performed at the apollo frequently. i'll have more on that monday, dave and liz. >> i couldn't help but notice, ethan hall were playing the horns there, did they have to learn how to play? >> yeah. absolutely. but in the case of don chittl, he's playe he's playing to the real -- it took many months to accomplish. >> in the end, you don't want him faking it. >> right. >> you better -- sandy, thanks a lot. >>> it's not the kind of round up police are used to. a cow breaks free from tell you how it was finally wrangled. >>> a thief steals packages from a porch with a homeowner inside. ahh... yeah! ahh... ahh... ah. you probably say it a million times a day. ahh... ahh! ahh... ahh! but at cigna, we want to help everyone say it once a year. say "ahh". >>ahh... cigna medical plans cover

ethan couch turned 19 on monday and could be ordered up to 120 days in jail as part of his adult probation. he was given 10 years probation for a 2013 rec that killed four people. the sentence outreach victim's families and prosecutors. he and his mother were arrested after they fled to mexico when a video surfaced allegedly showing couch drinking at a party which is a violation of his probation. >>> 39,000 verizon workers are on strike. the employees are mostly technicians and customer service representatives on the east coast. they have been working without a contract since august. he want a new contract that includes less outsourcing. better working conditions and health care and higher pay. verizon said it has trained nonunion staff to step in during the strike. >>> coming up, special training for bart police. the crisis intervention expert who is training officers on

the judge ruled he would not decide how much longer ethan couch will stay in jail. he was given 10 years probation in juvenile court in 2013 but last year he fled to mexico with his mom after a video surfaced of him at a party where alcohol was served which was a violation of probation. >>> of virginia tech professor says the water and flint michigan still contains dangerously high lead levels and is still unsafe to drink. they are urging flint residents to run their faucets to allow corrosion control chemicals to read which were added to the pipes to prevent lead from forming. >> the delivery of the qr which is the clean water that needs to flow through the system in some flint michigan homes isn't happening. >> the water can be used for bathing and showering and new samples will be taken this summer for a new round of testing. >>> the housap bankroll the fight against the zika virus on its way to the president's desk. the development comes days after federal health administration warned that it scarier than first thought. don champion has the latest. >> reporter:

. >>> the party is over for ethan couch, the so-called affluenza teenager. today a judge in texas ruling the 19-year-old will spend the next two years behind bars, six months for each of the four people he killed in a drunken driving wreck. >> reporter: 19-year-old ethan couch, better known as the affluenza teen, in adult court for the first time wednesday. >> not getting out of jail today. >> reporter: facing more jail time. the judge ordered just under two years behind bars after couch >> that's certainly the considerable time for anyone to serve in county jail. it's not a common occurrence. >> reporter: he became the focus of an international manhunt when he and his mother ran off to mexico last december. this after video surfaced online appearing to show couch at a beer pong party, a violation of his probaishz sentence received after killing four people in a 2013 drunk driving crash as a 16-year-old. his defense team arguing he was too spoiled to know the difference between right and wrong. couch was extradited from mexico late january after authorities

a judge handed down the sentence yesterday to ethan couch. he appeared in adult court for the first time after turning 19 monday. couch received 180 days for each of the four deaths he caused in a 2013 drunk driving crash. >>> there could be a dramatic expansion in the recall of faulty takata airbags. that word comes as a florida woman severely hurt two years ago by a defective airbag has patricia minsky was left severely jury. ped -- injured. at least 11 people have died worldwide and more than 100 hurt by the exploding inflators. >>> coming up on the "morning news." classroom controversy. a teacher is suspended for asking students to fill out a form asking some pretty personal questions. >>> and katy perry roared. the singer wins a real estate battle with nuns. this is the "cbs morning news."sion of exceptional taste with the benefits of our probiotic yogurt. new activia fruit fusion, with the exclusive probiotic bifidus regularis. delicious and good for you. seresto makes it easy to help protect your dog or cat from fleas and ticks. with t

(applause) harris: this fox news alert now on ethan couch.ow him as the young texas teenager that fled the country. authorities wanted him in four deaths. his nickname became the "affluenza" teen, because his reason for carrying out his crimes because he was wealthy. because he had grown up well think. he didn't know the difference between right and wrong. a judge today, teaching him the meaning of wrong, giving him four consecutive 180-day sentences in county jail, four consecutive sentences one for each victim he killed. prosecutors and defense will have a two weeks to look at the ruling to see if they can change any minds, exact words of the judge. his caveat before he read the sentence allowed. we're watching the situation. by the way he is no longer a minor. he was in adult court this morning as they read this, four counts, for consecutive 180 days. that is total of two years against ethan couch. four people died. we'll come back to the story as we learn more about it. >>> for now the fight against the islamic state savages is taking cen

officials arrested ethan couch and his mother in mexico after he left a california treatment facility. he became known as the "affluenza" team because attorneys argued his indulgent lifestyle clouded his judgment. >>> isis forces in iraq and are? inning aring. the president gave the assessment moments ago following a briefing at cia headquarters saying they are cornered and the numbers are shrinking. >> today on the ground and in the air isil is on the defensive. our coalition is on the offensive including arab partners. we have momentum. and we intend to keep that momentum. >> now, for specifics, president obama said more than 11,000 air strikes have pounded isis compounds and supply lines. he said the number of isis fighters is estimated to be at its lowest level in about two years. and he said isis hasn't had a single successful major offensive operation in syria or iraq since last summer. >>> tonight the cdc has confirmed a direct link between the zika virus and a serious birth defect. it says research shows without a doubt that the virus causes microcephaly in which a baby is bor

january jones and ethan hawks. two very famous popular authors yet it never made it to theaters. i saw it in a tiny little venue in san diego. good kill refers to people sitting outside of a little trailer after one of the pilots presses the button and traces -- ethan hawks plays a drone operator, even though he's thousands of miles from his target and can go home every night in suburbs of las vegas, he develops post traumatic disorder from what he is doing. you can see pictures of the strike zone and between the time that the button is pushed to release the missile and the missile deploys, it takes ten seconds. meanwhile a woman and child walk into the strike zone and after doing this enough times, he got very, very ill. i wonder if that had anything to do with why it never made it into the big theaters. before launching its payload, the drone hovers above the area. the drones were terrifying, observed new york times journalists david rotty who was captured by the taliban in 2008 and later escaped from the ground it is impossible to determine who or what they are tracking as the

ethan couch turned 19 on monday. he got ten years probation for the wreck that killed four. his lawyers argued he could not tell right from wrong because he was so spoiled by his parents. he would be ordered to spend 120 days in prison because of his adult conviction. health officials that zika is scarier than first thought. don champion is in new york. >> reporter: the bill will help companies study treatment for zekeika zika. scientists are growing even more concerned about the devastating effects of the virsus. president obama says the measure does not go far enough. the administration wants 1.9 billion dollars in emergency funds to combat the virus. in a statement tuesday night, the president called the house major a small step forward, saying it's ultimately insufficient on its own. >> everything we look at with this virus seems to be scarier than we initially thought. >> reporter: the development comes just days after federal health officials sounded the alarm. defect microcephaly and now growing concerns that zika goes after neurological tissue. it seems the virus is

a judge today sentenced ethan counts. for two days. that's 180 days for each of the two people he killed. his lawyers argued that they clouded his judgment. couch violated his probation by fleeing a follow for mexico a few months ago. >>> the death penalty trial for the man accused in the south carolina church massacker has been delay -- massacre has been delayed until next year dylann roof was to did on trial in july for killing nine black parishioners at a church service last year. today, a judge granted the request to postpone the trial to january, to allow for additional psychiatric testing. >>> one of the people accusing dennis hastert of sex abuse. hastert pleaded guilty last fall in an effort to keep quiet. at least four men have come forward, claiming hastert sexually abused them. while he was a wrestling coach decades ago. hastert will be sentence near the end of the month. >>> coming up, thousands of verizon workers and all on the coast coast -- east coast walk off the job. >> but we now have the name of the police officer gr

scratchin' >>> a texas teenager who used an affluenza defense will remain behind bars for now. 19-year-old ethan couch appeared in adult court for the first time this morning. the judge said he will not make an immediate decision on how long he will have to stay in jail. he was arrested in december after fleeing to mexico with his mother. >>> senators in north carolina are holding a hearing on a controversial bill that forces transgender people to use the bathroom of their gender. this after state business leaders called the proposal unnecessary. people are expected to pack into this hearing. >>> a 72-year-old grandmother has quite a story to tell. ann rogers and her dog survived nine days in the arizona desert. they were driving to phoenix to visit roger's grandchildren and ran out of gas in the wilderness, she is prepared with food and water in her car, but she ran out of resources and switched to survival mode. >> was eating desert plants, my dog was too, diving into clover and finding all the places that were the easiest path for me to take. she was my path finder on that journey. >> rogers

ethan was one of the workers frantically breaking windows. >> a little scared. my other coworkers were doing it. >> and this press release police say employees stated that a person called the restaurant stating stating that they were a fire department official. captain tom holly says the caller spoke to the female manager. >> seemed to indicate that he was monitoring the business remotely. they kept giving her updates telling her that if they didn't act quickly to relieve the pressure inside the building by breaking out the windows, that the business would explode. >> reporter: in california police say the manager of this burger king rammed his car into the building for the same reason. this year alone, similar incidents have been reported in arizona, oklahoma and at other fast food restaurants like wendy's and jack in the box. police have not made any a rests in these cases but say if they do, they will pursue felony charges. >> any time you terrorize somebody and cause them to do something that they probably wouldn't normally do, it could not only damage prope

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ethan was one of the employees who deliberately broke the glass. he said a caller said it had to be done because it would exploit because of a gas leak. >>> similar pranks with targeted restaurants across the country with similar results. if employees get a call walk out of the building and call 911. >>> we are learning more built group responsible -- about the the group response -- responsible for the deadly bombings in brussels. the alleged organizers were part of the same group behind the paris massacre in november. >>> happening today, jury selection is scheduled to begin in the case of a georgia man accused of intentionally leaving his toddler to die in a hot suv. justin roth harris is accused leaving his son in the hot car all day while at work. an indictment charges him with sharing sexually explicit communications with underage girls. >>> police are looking for the person who duct taped this dog's mouth shut and left him on the side of the road in long island new york. itpolice are sending out that dt tape to be tested for fingerprints. the