information. >> to avoid pedestrians, g.m.testing out a smartphone act, exchanging signals between phone and vehicle. >> pedestrian ahead. >> just like that. >> reporter: wow. i would have driven straight through that. >> there'll be lots of applications when cars get v 2 v technology. >> that is information between two cars. what happens when every car is kitted out with this technology. wouldn't the system be overloaded with information? >> that's a technical challenge, where we need to develop a security system to make sure that unwanted messages don't get send between vehicles. we think it's possible to get to a point where crashes won't happen. it will take a while to get there. >> reporter: i suppose me drying - i'm supposed to be driving recklessly. the test is drive as badly as you can. well donald, we made it back. >> in one piece. >> reporter: yes. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> reporter: i'm surprised we're alive. it's great. >> not too bad. >> reporter: nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you too. >>> obviously

taxpayers lost on the g.m. bailout to save u.s. jobs. 40,000 g.m., buick and vision cars now will be made and imported from china. sweet for china. sour for the u.s. pat? pat: the paris climate summit that lasted for two weeks, john. could you stand the excitement? eleanor: you know, the paris climate summit is super important, pat. in terms of most boring, this is a difficult category. and so i would define it as someone whose speech style can put you to speech. so i will give it to dr. carson. tom: i would say debbie wasserman schultz. it's so repetitive what she comes out with and it's all serving to the democratic party. john: doesn't have to be a human being. eleanor: i'm going to pick a human being anyway. ben carson has the skills to put himself to sleep. at least i keep thinking he's going to. pat: why are you nothing for? clarence: for putting me to sleep. he reminds me a saying he gave a fireside chat and the fire went out. john: very cute but a little meh. [laughter] the most boring. i know this will cause the claws to c

>> let's g toteet to g.m. >> gm is down.'t get too caught up for percentages being up a few or down a few. what's most important is to focus on what's t sales rate is going to be for the month of november. their estimate will be 18.2 million vehicles sold last month. earlier jim hinrichs says it was. of course, it's trucks and suvs that are driving those sales. jim, back to you. >> good margins on that stuff. good margins. wow. this is what happens when you have job creation, which is really -- i hope we get a good number on friday. these are very impressive numbers for companies that employ a lot of people. good news. look. i'm not going bad news, good news. good news? consumer's going to have more money. they're going to do more shopping. maybe not shopping or macy's -- macy's is too cheap. >> you've been warming up to macy's? >> i am. that company is a better company than the stock price. >> we'll get a lot more on the stock price. when we come back, opening bell. just a few moments away. >>> youk on the street" as the op

it was uber before g.m. -- it puts uber before g.m.. it is a private tech company, but it is bigger than twitter. >> they are profitable in more than 80 cities now. ofy have a revenue run rate $10 billion, which compares to lyft's $1 billion. 200% revenue growth in the past year, 250% trips growth. emily: you have a bullish and the bearish argument. >> bearish, they still have regulatory issues in specific cities and countries. the taxing lobby is fighting them, sometimes successfully. there are issues in terms of drivers, are they contract workers or employees? fringe benefits, minimum wage, etc. comes into play. they are planning to spend a lot in china, but there is some serious local competition there and in india as well. in many countries they are likely to be successful, but two very big markets, it's not at all clear they're going to prevail. emily: let's talk about the bullish argument. investors like microsoft have put 100 and we dollars into uber. i ask, why make this huge investment in uber? >> we realized that there will be

. >>> adam tuss sat down with metro's new g.m. for his first tv interview. on the first day of his job he received sobering news about how riders feel about the system. a new customer satisfaction survey shows that just 60% are satisfied with the service. that's down from as high as 84% two years ago. you can see that later today on "news4" at 4. >>> a soggy start to december. it's the kind of day you need a warm jack and an umbrella. >>> wet and chilly. we have moderate rain tag. when you move away from your tv, you can track it on your nbc washington app. all of it coming from a conveyer of rain from the tennessee valley, west virginia, maryland, and the district all tracking off to the north and east. generally we have light rain in washington and northern suburbs. a few pockets of moderate rain. that's in prince george's county. that's going move into anne arundel county. what to wear? long sleeves, pants, rain boots. you'll need to jump over a puddle. afternoon commute, caution light as well as the evening rush and wednesday morning's rush hour. it will

. >> a new meet and greet for the new g.m. in metro and hard questions including last january's smoke incident at l'enfant pl leon: second week on the job the metro general manager making his presence known. alison: he is talking to customers at a transit agency at a station the site of tragedy. richard reeve leave at l'enfant plaza with more. hi, rich. richard: that's right. you may recall that back on january 12 we had a terrible smoke incident where one person was killed. numerous people were injured. the new g.m. paul wiedefeld is speaking with people about many issues. among those people who are here today a woman named iris stephenson who was on the train when we had the situation back in january. she wants to know if metro safety culture improved. listen. >> it was terrifying. that was the only time in my life i had been aware i could have died. >> right now i think the credibility is off for the customers. all the other stuff is complicated. but that is my job. there are money issues, budgetary issues and overnight. bu

the agency's new g.m. will be part of a forum. paul wiedefeld is concerned about the frequency and reliability of trains. >>> 5:19. the express lanes turn one and changes are already in the works. data shows the route has improved with the addition of these lanes. drivers report a lot of congestion getting on and off the express lanes. virginia's secretary of transportation says they're working to fix the problem on the southern end of these lanes. >>> 5:19 now. metro's new g.m. has seen his agency's first safety drill. more than 100 took part yesterday. they tested two scenarios at the forest glen metro station. one, a bus drive spots a suspicion package. the second involved the evacuation of a second station. >>> today the ntsb will have to figure out why a plane crashed just after takeoff killing three men. the plane went down in the woods in pennsylvania, the membership were em employees of a weston-based consulting firm. >>> we're following a developing story out of california this morning. the los angeles county sheriff's of

g.m.'s solution? don't use the front passenger seat. a tough call for the carpool mom. >> i now have a car that only fits 3 people, plus me. alyx: julie: so, barthelow asked her dealer, to provide a loaner car . >> they said no, they didn't have the authorization to give me a loaner. julie: safety consultant sean kane says says while federal law requires car makers to either buy-back the car. or replace a vehicle they can't fix. they're not required to offer a temporary replacement car. in the case of a recall. so what's your advice to consumers who want a loaner car? >> the people who are squeaky wheels are getting loaner cars. get in there and complain to the manufacturer that you can't use the car for its intended purposes. julie: so we reached out to g.m. and the car maker agreed to give her a loaner. and immediately rush-ordered the good news for the busy mom. and the kids she drives, julie watts, for cbs news, san francisco. shaina: there are a few sites that can tell you if your car is on the recall list. one of those is safercar

she hopes the new g.m. will enforce high standards for safety. >> it was absolute terrifying.was the only time in my life that i had been aware that i could have died. i wasn't able to save myself. even tried to dial 11 but -- 911 but i couldn't get a signal. >> right now our credibility is down from the customer. it's complicated. but it's my job. >> the woman who was stuck in the rail car said she was stuck in the smoke-filled tunnel for 45 minutes. >> they have ordered ventilation to be improved in the metro system. coming up next on "saturday news extra" find out how complete strarninges are making a big positive impact for this holiday season. award hollywood's season is coming up. >> with the ripe conditions we can set a record-setting sunday. the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you

the g.m. says johnson went straight for the cash box behind the counter. >> he knew where it was and much had a good scope of the place before he entered the premises. ryan: turns out, johnson has a history of smash and grab burglaries at local golf clubs. surveillance video from fore seasons golf center in newton shows johnson swiping a donation jar. in and out in under 60 seconds. complex we had $2,000 cash taken -- >> we had $2,000 cash taken and that didn't include of course the door that he damaged, our computer system that he damaged. ryan: police arrested johnson in late july, but was released before a court hearing. it didn't take long before he was back to his old schemes again. clicks i was willing the first time to forgive and say it was, you know, maybe a mistake or a -- mistake. obviously, this is a lifestyle for him. stacey: pella police announced johnson is charged with burglary, criminal mischief, and theft for that break-in at bos landen golf club. todd: some cold temperatures

colgelo gets theitle of airman of basketball operations working along side the g.m. sam hiie.lo plans to examine the team and organization from top to bottom. >> when you analyze ok where is this franchise, whe are the strgths, where arehe weaknesses? my job is to be here to helpn all of those areas. so i any there's a lot that can be done to be helpful. >>> sixers and spurs, okafor back fromhe two-me suspension f the bch and aldridge scored 26 and sixers down 3points at half time. only gets worse from there. 18ff the bench, t sixers se 1168. the 51oint defeat is their worsof the season. back with more srts coming up after th. >>> a high honor for a temple football player. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with the card most accepted by top doctors and specialists, you have the compassion and security of blue cross. giving you the strength to drive forward. independence blue cross. live fearless. >>> temple linebacker tyler matakevich has won the bronko nagurski award given to the nation's best defensive player. >>> and matt ule if he was renting he can bu templeiving him a six-year contract rning toug

the salary search shows that bart g.m. makes a base salary of nearly $332,000. that does not include more than $100,000 in benefits bring her total annual compensation to $436,000. >> starbucks is pulling products linked to e. coli and pulling turkey sandwiches from 1,300 shops on the west coast. no customs have gotten ill. there was stuffing with celery from the problem in tracy connected to a massive chicken salad recall involving 135,000 items. costco and safe way and wal-mart are involved. >> a bay area company is working on the first marijuana breathalyzer that could help law enforcement crackdown on people would drive while high. the head of oakland based hound laboratories said the device looks like a regular alcohol breathalyzer but their version measures of level 6 pot. >> that has ever been done before. the reason it is permit is because by measuring thc that is what gets you stoned question core lit those levels with impairment which is what happens with alcohol now. >> company c.e.o. and emergency room doctor said that the gadget is still in the work

the team put out a statement saying it's a very treatable form of cancer and the 68-year- old g.m. will soon begin chemotherapy. they also say doctors are optimistic about his full recovery. he'll undergo eight to 12 weeks of chemo and continue his work as general manager. of cancer alderson has. >>> a court appointed trust tree has -- [indiscernible] victims. the latest payout will mean his former clients received $9.16 billion so far. next week marks the seventh anniversary of may dover's arrest for one of the biggest ponzi -- madoff's arrest for one of the biggest ponzi schemes in history. he's serving a 150-year prison term. >>> on wall street yesterday the stock market surged to its biggest gain since early september after the government reported another solid month of job gains. stocks ended the day yesterday up across the board. the nasdaq rose nearly 105 and rose 170 points. >>> the faa says new laser christmas lights displays can be dangerous to pilots. on thursday night the faa says an american airlines boeing 737 police traced the beam back to a laser light decorated hom

debate reiterating he is a chaos candidate if a war of words after bush con fronted donald trump at the g.m. debate in las vegas this month. >> not only does mike track the weather but he takes great selfies. >> i lended from you guys. watching you guys. >> trying. good morning, everyone, i thought we would get a quick update on rain. livermore and san jose and moffett field, great, but the rest of us are find at 58 percent at oakland and 84 percent is what we have in san francisco. it is dry today. a lot of sunshine across the state. with temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s through the central valley and sunshine in monterey and 54 and sunny in southern california and low 60s and in lake tahoe a few flurries and increasing sunshine. the warmest day is tomorrow and that is 37 degrees with a dry cold front pushing us below freezing for three days before the clouds return on sunday. we will start to see the snow on monday. >> watching the zipper truck across the golden gate bridge and you are getting four lanes in the southbound direction. two lanes are headed northbound but right now t

you can catch that on al jazeera on saturday from 1500 g.m.urkey's president erdogan has apparently talked a man out of jumping off a bridge in istanbul. this footage has emerged of their he can change on the bridge. the aids can be seen talk to this man there. who was parentsly contemplating sued side and then escorting him to his car. the turkish president doesn't leave his vehicle but is seen talking to the man in his car. >>> still to come here on al jazeera, rickety but still running, we brave the daily commute in a georgian mining town. plus. we'll tell you why the new film concussion has america's national football league worried. ♪ ♪ >>> whowelcome back. the top stories here on al jazeera. within of the most powerful rebel leaders in syria has been killed in an air strike. he was the leader that controlled large areas of the damascus suburbs. the syrian government says it carried out the attack. >>> indian prime minute officer mode has made a surprise visit to pack stark it's the first bine an indian leader in more than a decade. some

. >> reporter: g.m. faced more than a hundred liability lawsuits, and corvair sales plunged. a year later, congress passed a landmark car safety act. >> in 1966, president lyndon johnson signed into law the motor vehicle and highway safety laws regulating the auto industry, mandating safety standards like better brakes, better tires, seatbelts, eventually airbags, padded dash panels-- all the things we now take for granted. and it's been a great success. >> reporter: in fact, it changed standards for automobile manufacturing around the world. so did the case of the 1970's ford pinto after dozens of people were burned in collisions. >> it had a fuel tank that could be penetrated on a rear end collision and spew the gasoline all over. and ford knew it. >> reporter: nader says internal memos subpoenaed in a lawsuit revealed ford knew about the defect in millions of cars but was unwilling to pay for the fix. do you think the civil justice system is adequate to provide the accountability that we need when it comes to regulating companies that are engaged in either misconduct or co

premise, would you agree, let's to the mental exercise, based on your premise, is uber worth more than g.m now, the market says it is. the whole point is we are talking about new tack, new -- new tech, new economy versus old economy. let's go back to 1999 and 2000. i was doing the same job. the new economy stocks reached 50 times.s 1 notvaluations broadly were where they were in 1990 and 2000. the old economy, there is no new china that has been industrialized. >> what about india? >> india has the potential longer-term. near-term, it cannot -- rishaad: india has a great future. in 10 years time, it will still have a great future. >> that is a little bit unfair. rishaad: this time, it is different -- that is what you are saying. >> there is no way india can offset that shortfall. >> there is a market, a big market for retirement living, nursing care, health care, in general. cancer centers across china and the region, it seems there is a big market for this business. >> you will see a lot more ipos and that sector. that sector.in population?ging >> you can play it through financial service

marco stern puts the bruins ahead but then a penalty by don sweeney the g.m. would set up a penalty shot for donald. a shootout in this game, so in the shootout it was ray bourque getting the game winner that andrew was saving for the bruins. as they win this game, in a shootout, 5-4, here are a couple of players after the game. >> it was really a fun game to be part of playing and to watch to have it go down to a shootout i think that was pretty neat. could you see at the end both teams did not want to lose. incredible. guys play in the nhl because they want to win. no different when you get out there, and it's loose to start >> oh, that was pretty cool. brad will miss the winter classic unfortunately. news today that marchand won't appeal his suspension saying, i want to apologize, so speaking of the winter classic, bill belichick and the patriots talked about football, but they also talked about hockey. bill belichick loves hockey. today he was down on the ice, down on the ice as was rob gronkowski, but belichick says he's a huge fan of julian and the game

the new g.m. was there. volunteers and emergency resm d responders tested two scenarios. in one cases, they spotted a suspicious package and the other involved an evacuation inside a station. >> if you are rooting for the redskins like i am. one word to remember right now. playoffs. the team is in the playoff hunt tide with the eagles. they play philadelphia in two weeks. this sunday, the buffalo bills are in town, the skins last home game. tickets going for more than $1,000 on line. >>> on "news 4 midday," figuring out what to do about a piece of history going up in flames. news 4 midday is on the air even if you are on the go. open the nbc washing app and tap >>> on "news 4 midday," get ready to see some rain. tom kierein is tracking when the rain will arrive and why at the end of this week, we'll feel so much different than the beginning of the week when he joins us in about two. >> reporter: this is chris gordon with a live update. prosecution just concluded its closing argument telling the jury that with great power comes great responsibility. it is a quote from volt

this is probably a good trial by fire if you want to call it that for metro's new g.m.e a listen. we talk to the new incoming general manager. >> we'll see how we perform, look for lessons learned, do a hot wash as soon as this is ore, make sure, again, how did we react, how did we communicate. it's very important for us to work with the local government, the local emergency responders because a lot of times, as you know, that's where things start to unravel. >> what's going to happen is they're going to be hiring a new safety officer. this will be the person that will oversee this sort of thing and this is the worst-case scenario they're planning here. something they hope to never have to actuate. hopefully that never happens. we'll come up more live. right now we're live underground. derrick ward, "news4." >> thanks, derrick. >>> this happenied in the area f montgomery college. we'll keep you posted and bring you updates once they come in. >>> in just a few hours maryland's larry hogan will appear at the yacht club. "news4's" darcy spencer shows us how a community is

. >> i called the phillies phillies and i knew a little bit about baseball and the g.m. at the time was a guy called bill giles. i knew the red sox guy was lou gourman and i picked up the phone, and i dialed the philly's general number, and i said, because i was like 20 at the at the time. "it's lou for bill." "one moment please." and i secretary picked up, "yeah, it's lou for bill." one second, please. pause, pause, paw, hey, lou, how you doing, it's bill? i'm like, "i'm good, man. we like what randy ready is doing for you at second base. interested." and there's just a long pause. and he just goes, "who the hell is this?" ( laughter ) and i went, "aaah!" and my friends were like half out of it. and i was like that actually just happened. yeah. >> stephen: speak of conning people, let's talk about wall street. ( laughter ) you've got a new movie called "the big short." >> that does not sound very american. i don't like that attitude. >> stephen: really? well, listen back in 2008 when the "the big short" takes place people were pretty angry with wall street. we have forg

the automaker has hired the same lawyer who worked on the g.m. faulty ignition switch case to handle incoming claims. kenneth feinberg will decide how much money each affected vehicle owner should be paid. 500,000 claims are expected, but feinberg says it's too early to tell how much money each person might receive. on wall street, stocks fell thursday after the fed raised short term interest rates for the first time since the financial crisis began. the dow lost about 253 points. the nasdaq fell more than 68. and the s and p 500 was down about 31. eric: then now "star wars" film premiered in the u.s. last night, and even before it hit the screen, the much-anticipated film was already setting records. movie ticketing website fandango says pre-sales for the new star wars broke the record for most tickets sold in site history. box office analysts predict the movie could actually make at least $200 million this weekend a busy weekend. thousands of fans in central iowa took advantage of those early tickets to see the first showing of the film last ni

g.m. is going to be introducing an autopilot feature.oogle is looking at having a ride for higher robot car service before long. as they set up the company as a stand-alone business, it is the key step to getting because in public as actual commercial products we will all be using. emily: our automotive reporter from detroit, thank you so much. we will be watching in 2016. in recent years, robots have played an increasing role in the fight against terrorism. they were even used by french special forces tracking down those responsible for the attacks in paris. the company behind those robots was designed by the rebel team. we have a report on how the small in raising -- israeli company is making a name for itself in the robotics industry. >> they can look like a grenade. they can climb stairs, being back mission-critical intel to soldiers and swat teams. robo teams existing family consists of three models. the pro is the largest. it can see all directions and in night and day. it can carry weapons and supplies weighing up to 1600 pounds.

he has a lot of experience with .ettling complex litigation most recently on the g.m.ition switch done. ken feinberg the named to handle the ignition programs. western to brendan greeley at the news desk. president obama traveled to virginia to meet with officials from the national counterterrorism center today. he says the u.s. is in a new age of dealing with terror threats. 9/11, we obama: since have taken extra ordinary steps to strengthen our homeland security. our borders, ports and airports are -- our aviation security, including enhanced watch lists and screenings. we have gotten much better thanks in part to the people in largeoom, thus preventing complex attacks like nine/11. -- brendan: mr. obama said there was no particular terrorist threat right now. secretary of state john kerry said in a letter to the foreign relations committee that iran is filling its obligations and has not engage in covert activities. arizona senator john mccain says the senate armed services committee will conduct a review of ash carter's e-mails to ensure no sensitive information wa

a man is suing g.m. over injuries he received in 2014 when his saturn ion crashed. he says his air force did not apply. effective switches have been blamed for 120 deaths. randy: a new milestone for uber. the company has booked its one billionth ride. it started in san francisco and since then the company has gone international. its one billionth ride wa s booked in london on christmas eve. erika: drunk dri ving charges have been drop. the woman was driving with a blood alcohol limit four times over the legal limit but her doctor provided testing that show she had and i' system converts high carbohydrate foods into alcohol. randy: if you are crashing from the high of seeing th lateste "star wars". don' t worry. disney has a lineup for the next series. set to be released december, 2016. just five months later, episode 8 comes out in may. and disney is planning three more films after that. all within four years. >> playing his final game in boston, number 24 kobe bryant! erika: yes, kobe bryant saying goodbye to the garden last night. he missed his first 8 shots but a

and the best advice according to the g.m. is to get here early. they open tomorrow at 8:00 so can you have all your shopping wrapped up by 11:00 you should be okay. get after it this weekend for sure. >> it's crunch time if you want to get your package delivered in time for christmas. this was the last day to it will arrive after christmas. tuesday the last day to ship via u.p.s. second day air. wednesday is the last day to ship via next day air for deliveries on christmas eve and as always we say good luck. how are you coming. fingers crossed. >> i'm doing about the the same i was at 6:00. getting throughout this weekend. going to be a little crowded but we'll make it. how are you doing? >> i'm almost finished. one more person to go. i will be honest i was going to do a lot of this afternoon and this evening then poor kevin called and said rob, i'm really sick. my family i apologize gifts will be arriving late. you know who's really happy with about the forecast the skiers. just for an example here should be at or below freezing for most of the w

a man is suing g.m. over when his saturn ion crashed. he says the airbags did not deploy, as a result of the ignition switch failure. defective switches have been blamed in 124 deaths. randy: a major milestone for the rideshare service uber. the company says it has booked its one billionth ride. uber has been operating since 2010, starting out in san francisco. since then, the company has gone international. it' s one billionth ride was booked in london on christmas eve. erika: drunk-driving charges have been dropped against a woman in new york because her body can brew alcohol. the woman was arrested while driving with a blood-alcohol limit four times over the legal limit. but her doctor provided testing that says she had an undiagnosed, rare condition, in which her digestive system converts high-carbohydrate foods into alcohol. randy: if you' re already crashing from the high of seeing the latest star wars movie, don' t worry. generation series. "rogue one, a star wars story" is set to be released in december of 2016. just 5 months lat

. >> also, nats g.m., mike rizzo confirming the nates have made an offer. leak most recently with the giants' pitch for dusty baker and he played alongside steven straussburg and he was not too happy. he said to "usa today," quote, he was an overweight, pouty and used to cry. leak has some explaining to do. orioles fans helping chris davis believe in baltimore. the os have reportedly offered the free agent slugger worth $150 million. it would be the largest condition tract contract in the world's history and more than any other player in the free agent market. >> to basketball, wizards hosting the rockets tonight. john wall back on track in december averaging 28 points a game this month and that's after a rough november with the wizards star averaged 14.5. wizards getting a big boost, and he had traveled to poland to help take care of his mother and he's picking back up where he left off and he had three consecutive double doubles before the game. a lot of good feelings on the sports cast. >> i'm glad he's back because i think he adds a lot to that team. >>

metro's new gmt g.m. has seen the first safety drill. they tested two scenarios.one, a driver, a bus driver spots a suspicious package and evacuates riders. the second involved the evacuation of a metro station. >>> today the express lanes turn to one and changes are already in the works. data has shown it's improved but drivers report a lot of congestion getting on and off the express leis in northern stafford. they're working to fix the problem on the southern end of the lanes. >>> one person is dead after a crash sparked this massive fire in oregon. take a look at the smoke and flames there. a semitruck collided with a travger car yesterday morning. the driber of the truck died. officials say the car was filled with lek quiquid asphalt. >>> neighbors on capitol hill are raising money to learn more about recent crimes in that area. they have more than $12,000 thanks to donations and a bake sail. anc commissioner denise krepp wants to know how many crimes in the area have been prosecuted. she took that question to the department of skrus it is. the didn't told he

. >> donald trump takes the g.m.dential campaign on the jimmy kimmel show. >> but, first, the san mateo bridge and a big backup here with more traffic, more news, and more weather after the and more weather after the messages >> the abc7 news app on the go on your schedule. news that lives where you live. >> it is 6:24 on the morning news. a gorgeous picture of the san francisco skyline with the lights up as we approach dawn and the sun is rising in the east. you will see the figures coming up. >> a kitten will spend the next eight lives in the comfort of a happy home after starting in the trash. >> tony found the kitten in a recycleing center while recycling on the belt and he spotted something out of the ordinary heading his way buried in all the debris. >> spotted it quick. amazing to see a little kitty survive this it made my day. >> i wanted to take it home. >> she did. tony's shift supervisor claimed the kitten as her own and took her home and named her murphy in honor of the material recovery facility where th

their armed group is the backbone of the libyan dawn alliance, which is allied to the g.m. c base in tripoli. and any new government will need to be defended by an armed force, and what we understand from forces in libya, is that misrata can do that job. splits within the g.n.c. and the house of representatives, and people opposed to the deal will be meeting in malta. powerful players are expected to arrive. it's important for the west to back a government that is inclusive. or else it could be a recipe for polarization or violence. >> thank you, we'll keep you posted at al jazeera, as to how that meeting goes, when and if the libyan representatives turn up >>> now to the political crisis in burundi. it's getting worse. security forces accused of targetting young men in the capital bujumbura. 87 were killed in attacks on friday, making this the worst incident of violence since a failed coup in may. witnesses speak of dozens of bodies found on the streets. some with their hands tied behind their backs. the army says the people they have killed are enemies of the state, and b

they stayed in-house with their g.m. >> i want to be here. first of all. >> joe: decisions that are paying off after a slow start to the year. >> i like our progress. i like to win. i'm disappointed right now. >> joe: lebron james and the cavaliers put a quick end to the celtics' play-off run. danny ainge tried making a splash. now in year three of the brad stephens era, the celtics are learning on the fly. and trying to build a team capable of chasing banner 18. win an n.b.a. championship. >> joe: the spring training smiles turned upside-down in a hurry for the red sox. their big free agent pick-up struggled through a brutal first year in boston. >> this is part of the game. you are going to win, you are going to lose. >> joe: the worst news came off the field. >> monday's surgery for the hernia revealed that i have lymphoma. >> joe: john farrell's stunning cancer diagnosis, the low point in the red sox' third last-place finish in four years. sparking a shake-up in team management. >> it is an extreme honor to join the red sox organization.