francis came back from europe. at the decoration day parade, francis was introduced to the public. president was not very fond of the press. we have one of many quotes about the way in which he described it. one way he would refer to them was the goals of the press. -- ghouls of the press. here is one thing he said -- this is about their honeymoon. he had some naÏve concept that they would be able to sneak away for a honeymoon on their own. how did it turn out? guest: that was what he wrote when they were going to take their first vacation at the end of the summer, but he thought he had been able to outsmart the press because they had arranged for a special two-car train. it was going to be on a side rail. i figured they could get off to an area in maryland, some private land, but there was a telegraph agent who was able to be bribed and reveal the destination of the train. as it was pouring rain that night and when they got to the train station they then had to take a carriage on the station to their actual honeymoon location, the carriage got bogged down in mud, which give the pr

steven spielberg, francis ford coppola, brian depalma.hough their early work was not mainstream hollywood, their later work would ultimately represent what hollywood did best, with works like "e.t.," "the godfather," and "the untouchables," blockbusters. we are going to look at a band of filmmakers who thought they could change the world, and they did. "the film school generation." (whizzing of rockets) (music playing) (screams) don't try it. buddy, look, the lady obviously doesn't want -- look, creep, you want a knuckle sandwich? (narrator) in the beginning, however, only two things distinguished them from old hollywood. they have beards, and they almost all went to film school. (steven spielberg) i never went to film school. but when i went to royce hall one day to see a film festival of combined ucla and usc student films, that's when i first saw george lucas's work, thx 1138, and i met george that day and i realized there was an entire generation coming out of nyu, usc, ucla and i was kind of an orphan, abandoned in long beach, at a c

that is exactly where he wanted francis to be. did not want her pretty little head upset with notions about it and first lady -- being first lady or the demands of being in the white house or the wife of a president. he did not think that women should vote or work outside the home. , this series if you have been watching along the way, it is interactive. there are a lot of ways to do that area can send us a question on facebook. there is already a chat going on for a little while about frances cleveland. you can also find our facebook page and be part of that. you can send us a tweet with the #firstladies. the good old fashion way, can make the phone call. here are the phone numbers. we will be working your questions in throughout our 90 minutes on frances cleveland. also something special for you, an opportunity to go inside the smithsonian's collection. you will meet lisa, the first lady's ear rate or at the smithsonian, to go behind the scenes a look at some of the frances cleveland items they have in storage here. not open to

pope francis has canonized more than 800 saints in a ceremony at the vatican. the majority of them were 15th century martyrs killed for refusing to convert to islam. it has been a controversy look move -- move. >> a record-breaking celebration, but not everyone is impressed. on sunday, pope francis canonized more than 800 catholics, the highest number of saints made it once in the history of the catholic church. two of them were women known for their charitable work. the rest were hundreds of lehman from the southern from theown -- laymen southern italian town after they refused to convert to islam. only their leader, antonio primaldo, was her member by name. his fellow -- was remembered by name. his fellow martyrs remain anymous. martyrs,venerate the let us ask god to sustain those many christians who in these times and in many parts of the world right now still suffer violence, and give them the courage and fidelity to respond to evil with good. >> since his election, pope francis has called for greater dialogue between christianity and the muslim world. but

pope francis has canonized more than 800 saints in a ceremony at the vatican. the majority of them were 15th century martyrs killed for refusing to convert to islam. it has been a controversy look move -- move. >> a record-breaking celebration, but not everyone is impressed. on sunday, pope francis canonized more than 800 catholics, the highest number of saints made it once in the history of the catholic church. two of them were women known for their charitable work. the rest were hundreds of lehman from the southern from theown -- laymen

thank you very much (clapping) >> it's just wonderful to work with somebody like francis wong.future. and when i look at the past, you know, francy was talking about is improvision bruce lee was an inspiration he said to enter the dragon is like fighting without fighting so the i am provision is an important skill in terms of entrepreneurship and leadership. we can go on all night but i'm going to keep it short i'm not going to do the silly arching thing thank you all. (clapping). >> all right. this year's nominees have dedicated 25 years in the san francisco bay area by eangreak arts to the arts together we present the pioneer in the art and entertainment community is our spokesperson. >> thank you. i'm very, very delighted to be part of this year's celebration. partly too my dad would be excited i'm here representing the filipino heritage. (clapping) so having one award from those groups of the individuals was not easy each of them should be honored from what he or she has achieved. the final lift in the lifetime achievement category are robert, the team of john (calling name

and angela merkel has met with pope francis in rome. supporters and opponents of the ukrainian president are clashing after both sides held large rallies in the capital kiev. police in riot gear have been attempting to keep the peace. protesters were throwing stones and plastic water bottles. several people were reportedly injured. we will bring you the latest in just a moment, but first a look at the demonstrations in the ukraine, where the former prime minister is in jail and the opposition accuses the president of holding her. >> away from the protests, behind prison bars, ukraine's former prime minister remains the clear symbol of the opposition's campaign, led by this boxing champion, the tally click go. >> i am certain we can oppose this dictatorship. we are united by the fight against today's dictatorship. toare united by the desire live in a modern european country and we will achieve this. we will fight for freedom and win. >> ukraine's government has placed huge obstacles in the country's path towards this. allegations of corr

they were decided by francis' predecessor, benedict. >> still to come at 5:00, prince harry continueshis u.s. tour. we'll show you how he's come to the aid of folks near and dear to his heart. >> and speaking of hanging out with royalty, joe biden hosted an event fit for a king and queen. sgroo prince harry is bringing plenty of attention to an event near to his heart. it's called the warrior games where wounded or ill military members compete in sporting events. and leann gregg has the latest. >> one of the featured events of today's warrior games, cycling. the guest of t%honor, prince harry, a captain in the british army. during the games, 260 injured or ill military members will compete in seven events where sport is a tool for recovery. >> i'm absolutely ready. >> the prince started the first race of the day, good naturedly quipping uthis home team. >> good luck, guys. if you see a union jack shirt from behind, let him through. racers ready. >> clearly at ease with his brothers and sisters in arms, the prince on saturday joined the british team in a sitting volleyball match agains

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. >> i'm adam shapiro in for melissa francis. here's "who made money today". anyone that owns shares in tesla motors and its ceo, eel lon musk. tesla crushed first-quarter earnings expectations and posted its first quarterly profit in its 10-year history. the stock skyrocketed more than 24%. hitting a record high. elon musk owns 33 million shares. which means he made $449 million today. >>> also making money, investors in green mountain coffee roasters. it is one of the most heavily shorted stocks in the market but the company reported strong fiscal second-quarter earnings and is expanding its partnership with starbucks. that stock surged nearly 28% on the news. >>> but losing money today, it's a secret, victoria secret. april same-store sales grew less than half of what analysts expected. unsees noneably cold weather last month is being blamed for a short fall in hemlines and demand. shares of victoria secret's

in a speech to new ambassadors to the vatican, francis warned against a "cult of money." he said money should serve and not rule. before becoming pope, francis was widely known as an advocate for the poor in his native argentina. >>> we have a lucky severson story today on the impact on the poor in the u.s. of the federal government's so-called "sequestration." congress and the president last year approved the program's severe, across-the-board cuts as a way to force reductions in overall spending. but now, especially in big cities, the social costs of sequestration are becoming more and more clear. >> reporter: head start kids, 3 and 4 years old in baltimore. they're singing now, but will they be singing when the much-ballyhooed sequestration fully kicks in? come july, this particular head start program will lose over $100,000 in government funding. >> it's an enormous setback and i think a lot of what we're seeing now is that sequestration is real. >> reporter: eric stegman is an analyst for the center for american progress and an expert on sequestration and poverty. >>

then pope francis criticizes the global financial system. behind the headlines, political trailblazer olympia snowe's next act. hello, i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to "to the contrary," a scussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, the end of the era of political scandal? have american voters and particularly women voters gotten to the point where political sex scandals no longer doom a politician's career? one current and one recent race show that may be the case. anthony weiner, former house member who was forced to resign after lewd pictures that he took of himself surfaced on twitter is now running for mayor of new york city. in a campaign commercial he says >> look, i made some big mistakes, and i know i let a lot of people down. but i've also learned some tough lessons. i'm running for mayor because i've been fighting for the middle class and those struggling to make it my entire life. and i hope i get a second chance to work for you. >> weiner's entry into the race comes just weeks after former south carolina g

>> this guy, francis and he lived with a person who was disailed so he is very good with wheelchairs and with anyone that is a point of interest, great with people, just a love. a love. he thinks he is a poodle, he will be in your lap if you let him. he is a really gentle giant. he is a senior, he is 7 1/2. also, to bring up to you on june 15, we are having saturday or sunday, saturday, june 15, 50 percent off all our senior pets especially dogs and cats, and anyone over 7 is 50 percent off. we are still having our no fee for chihuahuas because we have a lot of chihuahuas. >> you have everyone, whether you want a small, a large dog, or whatever. any unusual animals you have right now? >> actually, yes, we have bees. a wonderful facility for children, educational association they come in and they are taught about bees and there is a circle where all bees go in to the queen. it is kind interesting. they should come in and see that. that is interesting. we have a lot of wildlife. >> no matter what you are looking for check out the peninsula humane society or june 15th a nice guy like fr

i was ready to embrace the new pontiff francis. big daddy frank. the lean, mean, argentine. the vicar so nice, he speaks for christ. i tried to follow his example when he washed the feet of the poor i went one step further and sent some homeless guys through a car wash, even paying for the wax. but as a devout member of the holy roman catholic church, my scapular is in a bit of a twist today. over what his holiness said in his homily yesterday. >> ( translated ): the commandments that jesus gave to us is to do good, and redemption concerns everyone, not just those who who believe in jesus. the lord redeemed all of us, not justicals, at the blood of christ. everyone, even atheists. >> stephen: what the pluck? even atheists? i am a catholic. and i am a catholic so i can have the fast track paradise easypass because i am in communion with the one true church. in word the 1-3 scanner, membership has its privileges. if the lord redeems atheists, all bets are off? what's next? the lord redeems lutherans? it's madness. i feel like a chump. i was an altar boy for 11 years. i put som

shame on them and great for pope francis. >> intellectual relatively.nown physicist decided to join academic boycott of israel this week. this is the same steven hawking that had no calms visiting iran and china despite their well known human rights abuses. we admire for thinks theory about black holes, i'm afraid he has gone a black hole all his own. >> this week the dow jones hit 15,000 for the first time ever. paul, that is great news for investors. it's also a real tribute to the men and women who run american companies, large and small. during the recession, american businesses became lean, mean fighting machines. they cut their we've. wouldn't it be a wonderful thing paul, if american government could become one-half as efficient as american businesses are. >> paul: i sure hope it lasts. [ laughter ] >> if you have your own hit or miss, send it to us at foxnews.com and be sure and follow us on twitter. that is it for this week's show. thanks to my panel. especially to all of you for watching. jeronfnc. thanks to panel. hope to see you right here n

is pope francis an exorcist is the news story today.ad of a young man in a wheelchair after celebrating mass at st. peters. the young man heaved deeply, shook and then slumped in his wheelchair as francis prayed over him. there is speculating over whether that was actually -- >> a demon leaving his body. >> stephanie: right. or it could have been overexcitement from the pope touching you i suppose. >> or terror. of the pope touching you. >> stephanie: yes. television station of thity alian bishop's conference reported monday it had surveyed exorcists who agreed there was no doubt francis had performed an exorcism or a prayer to free the man from the devil. isn't that the same thing? >> i thought so. >> stephanie: vatican was more cautious. it said francis didn't intend to perform any exorcism. may be something he can't help. he didn't intend to. i did it again. did you want to keep that demon? my bad! i'm sorry. reflexively. i'll put the demon back if you want. >> put the demon back. >> listen to me very carefully. put the candle back.

monty francis spoke with the chief executive and joins us from san francisco with that story. monty? >> steven barkley is the man in charge of the america's cup, he said he is confident the race will go forward as planned, but he's also awaiting the findings of an internal review before making a final decision. as the family of 36-year-old andrew simpson grieves his death, questions are swirling about the safety of the swedish racing yacht that capsized in san francisco bay on thursday. stinson's mother told a british newspaper, our daughter-in-law is in pieces, she's flying back home. adding, it was the design of the boat will. >> until we received the findings of that review, i'm not going to stand here and say to you, the boat is unsafe or the boat is safe or anything. i'm going to lead that -- >> the america's cup ceo told me, the internal review should be complete in a couple weeks. in time for the races to resume in july. but some prominent voices in the sailing world say the catamarans used in the race are built to travel at ever increasing speeds and are becoming too d

monte francis is at the scene. >> reporter: the injuries are moderate to major. he is expected to survive. you can see behind me, marsh valley road is still closed to traffic following the accident that occurred about 12:30 this afternoon. the chp officer was on his motorcycle and ahead of the cyclists providing traffic control and traveling west on marsh valley road when officials say a silver mercedes made a left turn or possibly a u-turn near deer valley road. the motorcycle collided with the car. the highway patrol is investigating what happened and who may have been at fault for the accident. the woman driving the car remained on the scene and was very distraught. >> the silver vehicle made a left hand turn. the motorcycle, chp motorcycle directly behind it. at which point, we are investigating, it's under investigation, the two vehicles collided. >> reporter: the officer was air lifted to the medical center in walnut creek. his name has not been released. he works out of the oakland chp and was here to provide traffic control for the race. again, he is expe

. >>> plus, pope francis on the newest saints. >>> and a building implosion in australia doesn't go quite as planned. "early today" is back in two. >>> "early today" is brought to you by advil. make the switch to advil now. >>> stories making news on this monday morning. a 12-year-old boy in california has been arrested in the stabbing death of his own 8-year-old sister. the arrest comes a day after his mother described him as protective of his younger sibling. >>> activity from a volcano near mexico city is prompting authorities to raise alerts in two states around the capital. the volcano shook saturday night sending a plume of steam half a mile into the sky. >>> dennis rodman is planning another trip to north korea to try to win the freedom of imprisoned american kenneth bay who was recently sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for hostile acts against the north. >>> pope francis broke a record sunday, naming more than 800 new saints during his first cannonization ceremony. including hundreds of 15th century martyrs killed after refusing to convert to islam. >>> and take a look at this.

these popes showed solidarity with the oppressed and now, today, pope francis is showing solidarity with the poor, as the church has done for 2000 years. he is breathing new life into the fight into poverty. he has a chance to lift this dialog to a higher level. and i hope he will ring the divisions between the so-called catholic left in the so-called catholic right so that all may be one in christ. it is a spiritually impoverished that need the most help. pope francis calls the tierney of relativism the spiritual poverty of our time and it affects rich countries worst of all, including our own. to truly help the poor we have to help the whole person, not just the material merits but the spiritual ones, too. the fact is, the government can't give this help. the law is blind. it treats everyone the same. even though we are all equal, we are not all the same. we have different needs. only people can meet these needs. the people in government are hard-working but they can only do so much. they can't give us the personal attention we need. so we need to look for people outside of government

nbc bay area's monte francis has more. >> not long after cyclists in the amgen tour of california wentre, police shut down a large section of the downtown area, that includes this restaurant. >> it's scary, i was thinki ini about it the other night, what happened in boston. >> the package found in a dumpster that was supposed to be empty on second street turned out to be a box of post cards. but the scare meant 2 to 3 hours of lost revenue for downtown businesses on one of the biggest weekends of the year. >> if it's fake or not, it shuts it all down. and hurts the businesses. >> crews are putting up barriers for tomorrow's beta breakers considered one of the country's largest and most eccentric foot races. with 30,000 registered runners and an expected 70,000 spectators, 5 our police departments are going to help provide security along with the fbi. >> we will have the bomb teches on scene to allow for rapid response to any package and we will have k-nines around and then also 16 neighboring agencies have provided religional support with regard to bomb teches and dogs. >> with images

. >> john: after the break, we have news from pope francis.apparently some atheists can actually be good people. this comes as shock news to the rest of the vatican. my commentary coming up next. that viewers like about the young turks is that we're honest. they know that i'm not agenda, actually supporting one party or the other. when the democrats are wrong, they know that i'm going to be the first one to call them out. they can question whether i'm right, but i think that the audience gets that this guy, to the best of his ability, is trying to look out for us. you know who is coming on to me now? you know the kind of guys that do reverse mortgage commercials? those types are coming on to me all the time now. (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. you would rather deal with ahmadinejad than me. >>absolutely. >> and so would mitt romney. (vo) she's joy behar. >>and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell wer

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. >> here is the world famous a doorman at san francisco's sir francis drake hotel known for wearingred beefeaters uniform. >> the uniform is from new york, the sox are from san francisco, the shoes are from australia, i amata from all over the world. >> once again, thomas sweeney where the icon and 40 lb. cost and when he runs in the race. >> this will be my 40 if you're running the bay to breakers, i have done 15 of them in my $3 and dollar outfit. >> look at this, i've got so many uniforms, i got one that when dignitaries come to town i wear this one when i hang out with them. >> in fact in his 37 years working at the sir francis drake hotel tom sweeney has met some of the most powerful dignitaries in the world. >> tony blair was prime minister at the time i got a call from the white house, that one of the to hang out with him and i said ok, i am there. >> all because of this uniform, which he insisted i tried on before he headed out for one. >> ready to go. >> how do i look? >> you look all some, you look ready for bay to breakers. >> ok let's go. >> tom showed me some of the med

francis hospital near nob hill is being evacuated. this is in response to some type of hazardous materials incident. we're working to get more details. but again, an evacuation is underway at st. francis hospital in san francisco. >>> and in weather, the clouds this morning are beginning to lift. but a few stubborn patches towards the bay. this is the oakland estuary and some of the clouds still hugging parts of the et coastline -- coastline. the latest on the stormtracker 2, not much in the ray of rain activity. a few could help in the north bay area. we still have fog hugging parts of shoreline as you can see closer to point reyes and it looks like the marin headlunds are experiencing some sunshine and san francisco, though, still in the mid-50s. livermore right now checking in 64 degrees. antioch one of the warmer spots at 74. forecast headline, the fog a factor. still a factor near the shoreline this afternoon. some warm numbers inland. tomorrow we'll continue to warm things up. this is a big developing headline, a big warming tre

live on treasure island, monte francis, nbc bay area news. >> monte, thanks very much.of san jose, caltrans and union pacific railroad arw!0 al on board to clean up 13th street train tressel and others in the south bay. beginning tomorrow agencies will shut down sections of highway 101, 13th street ramp to spray over graffiti. caltrans has begun notification to inform drivers of the exact closures. cleanup scheduledkjo through wednesday. agencies working together to make cleanup more efficient and share cleanup cost. >>> despite ankle injury warriors guard curry is set to hit the court today and fans are glad he did. >> lets bring in scott reese. scott, amazing game. >> no question. this has all the makings of a classic playoff series. they have played games, two have gone into overtime including today's at oracle. curry was on the floor and they needed him.  in the house, collin cappin kaepernick. he knows a good game. with 20 seconds, spurs had a chance with the ball. ginobli misses the shot. look at andrew, touching the ball, footoas÷ out-of-bounds. should be san f

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a few yards from the current pope francis. his apartment will include a guest room for his older brother, who is also a priest. critics say pope emeritus benedict's return will cast a shadow on pope francis. church officials say the two have prayed together about this unprecedented situation. this is pope emeritus benedict's first time back since resigning as pope more than two months ago. just ahead the diet doctors recommend to help you with your memory. and, still to come this midday a new report about the toxins in some lipsticks. and later in lunchbreak we're making a seasonal risotto with the chef from "sable kitchen". it's made with wild mushrooms, peas, leeks, pecorino romano, and fresh thyme. investors today are looking at facebook. shares are up about 4%. making headway in the efforts to make more money from local advertising. you may recall that there were many skeptics out there whether facebook could make. stocks rallying today as jobless claims unexpectedly fell last week reaching a five-year low. the labor depar

we begin with monty francis who joins us this evening near yaccaville. >> reporter: we're here at the old soda springs resort. so far this fire has burned 75 acres. fire crews say they have the upper hand. you can see above us there are power lines, just up the hill, a tree came down and high winds bringing down those lines and fire officials believe that's what sparked this fire. a swift response from the air and from the ground kept the most recent fire in wine country from becoming an inferno. embers fell like rain. robert snapped some photos of an abandoned trailer as it went up in flames. >> big flames, at least 60 feet high, at least. shooting up from the trailer and the trees that were burning. >> reporter: at one time the napa springs resort drew the rich to its ground. now all that remains are some beautiful stone ruins. with so much brush and thick trees unattended to, napa county fire chief says this is the kind of fire that requires a swift response. >> well, with the heavy fuel, we'll be out of here for a couple days. we've stopped the spread, but there's a lot of heavy m

he will now live in a former convent on the vatican grounds, close to his successor, pop francis. meanwhile, in his weekly address, francis condemned working conditions that led to the deadly factory collapse in bangladesh, in which more than 500 people were killed. he called the conditions "slave labor" and said businesses that don't pay a just wage and that value profits over workers are going against god. >>> ten years after the war in iraq began, violence there has escalated. the united nations says last month was the deadliest since 2008. also continuing is the flight of refugees. most of the iraqis who have left their country went to other parts of the middle east, but some were able to come to the u.s. in san diego, california, as saul gonzales reports, iraqi refugees are grateful to be safe and to have access to food stamps and other services. but adjusting to everyday american life can be a problem, even with a lot of help. >> it's these kinds of images that have defined iraq over the past decade, as america's 2003 invasion was followed by a long insurgency against u.s. f

. >> money with melissa francis is next. melissa i'm melissa francis and here's what is "money" tonight, in case you didn't know it the is scandal is the most important controversy in washington. a new poll has confirmed it. but are a lot of us secretly glad we don't focus on the economy? has elon musk just lot it. or he is decade ahead of his time, maybe "who made money today." loud and clear from one company. i will give us the dish. even when they say it is not. it is always about money. >> our top story tonight a new "qunnipiac university poll" finds all the government scandals laying our nation of all of them the majority of americans polled think the is targeting conservative groups is the most important. but the same poll also found that even more people, 73% actually think lawmakers should be paying less attention to the sandals and more to perhaps the biggest issue that matters to everyone. that is the economy. joining me are former massachusetts senator scott brown and former ohio congressman dennis kucinich. they

monte francis spoke to the chief executive of the america's cup within the last-mile-an-hour. what did he have to say? >> reporter: well, terry, steven barclay said he would await the findings of an internal review before making a final decision but he said he expects the america's cup will go forward as planned. in addition to the coast guard investigation, the america's cup organization has launch eed its own probe into what caused artemis to capsize during a training run on thursday killing andrew simpson. barclay said safety changes to the race could be put in place depending upon what the internal review uncovers. the british press is reporting that the victim's family is now raising concerns about the safety of the design of the vessel saying the boats used in the america's cup have become too big and too fast. here is how steven barclay responded when i asked him if the boats are just to dangerous. >> these are not the biggest boats in sailing. there are boats of various sizes and speeds all around the world. i think what we have here is we have a group of people who ar

thanks for that, francis. economist at oriental finance group. >>> boeing and ge are alerting airlines of another potential problem in the 777. in both cases, only one engine shut down and the plane was able to continue to flying safely. gearboxes which are found around 26 planes in service and another 44 in production. ge is sending replacement parts to the airlines. >>> all right. meanwhile, there's the stock, up 0.5% for ge and boeing. >>> abe-nomics seems to have something of a magic touch when it comes to financial institutions. it's not doing an awful lot. japan's top three banks took a hit today. yukako has more on the story. >> hi, ross. japan's three mega banks tumbled after net profits are to fall by more than 10% in the current fiscal year. mtsby see ufj and mizuho financial fell by more than 3%. in fiscal 2012, the three banks posted a consolidated net profit of 2.2 trillion yen which is a seven-year high thanks largely on trading gains by bonds. long-term interest rates are on the rise. mufg proje

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francis yacht club. he was the first american to do that. the crew bringing up the sail from the cap sized catamaran and into the compound this, is a very difficult day for the crew and i was racing on the bay in 1994 when the rolex yachtsman of the year, larry klein died during a race when the hiking rack he was on broke. i was on the st. francis yacht club dock as the paramedics tried unsuccessfully to revive larry klein. it is a very grim, grim reminder of what can happen. reporting from alameda, mark matthews abc 7 news. >> it's a daichk russ sport. thank you, mark. >> a similar inissy dent involving oracle's racing yacht. their yacht cap sized last october. >> that yacht couldn't be salvaged. >> oracle issued a statement saying quote today is a sad day for all of us in the sailing community. andrew simpson was a great person, a terrific sailor and a good friend to the team. he will be dearly missed. >> artemis racing tweeted this photo showing the team one hour before that tragic run. reading a small gathering, good breeze, sunny condit

today pope francis welcomed pope emeritus back to the vatican, where he will live out his retirement years in a form of monastery inside the vatican gardens. pope francis lives ten minutes away in a modest guesthouse, which means that lavish papal residence is now empty. >>> and here at home, abc news is back with a "hidden america" investigation. part of our ongoing series to shine light on people and places often overlooked. tonight an investigation into what is happening to some of the most vulnerable people in this country. pushed out of hospitals when they could still be a risk to themselves and others, with a one-way ticket out of town. critics call it patient-dumping. abc's cecilia vega has our "hidden america" report tonight. >> reporter: james brown said the doctor gave him a choice. >> he said, what state do you want to go to? i said, i don't want to leave nevada. >> reporter: psychotic, depressed, thinking of suicide. james brown found himself at rawson neal, nevada's largest mental hospital. 72 hours later, the doctor said it was time to go. >> he said, california sounds

live in oakland, monte francis, nbc bay area news. >>> there was another big story in oakland tonight. an electric atmosphere. a sellout crowd for the biggest warriors game in more than 20 years. but it just didn't go as planned. >> comcast sport's henry willford is live with more. >> reporter: a disappointing loss for the golden state warriors who lost 102-92. they now trail the spurs, two games to one in this seven-game series. but the breaking news is regarding the golden state warriors point guard who twisted or rolled his ankle in the fourth quarter. steph curry was in a lot of pain. he convinced his coach mark jackson that he should stay in the game. coach mark jackson believed in him. let steph stay in the game. when it was all said and done, steph curry decided not to talk to reporters tonight. he was in too much pain. he spent about 20 minutes with the team trainer. and when he did walk out of the room he was walking with a very bad limp and that left foot was wrapped. meanwhile, coach mark jackson is keeping his fingers crossed for his star point guard. at the same time, he'

the tornado shooting straight at francis robertson's neighborhood.ertson and five others jumped into an underground storm shelter. >> it sounds like a plane going by. here it comes. >> then the recording goes dark. >> that is a nervewracking feeling to crawl in there. there's not a lot of room in there. and everything's shaking around you. would you do it again? >> no, never. hopefully this is it for me. >> reporter: francis' girlfriend installed this underground shelter last december. at the worst point she thought the shelter was going to collapse around her. >> it was horrendous. the noise was so loud. stuff was clanking. everything was hitting it. we had mud coming down on us. we were covered in mud when we came out. >> three massive tornados in 14 years have struck around moore, oklahoma, and for dan that's enough. monday's tornado grazed past his neighborhood. we found him today buying a solid concrete safe room. >> all of our friends said don't worry about it, it never strikes in the same place twice. my answer was bull [ bleep ] because it ju