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liz: i heard when it got above 80 started to hear gasps. >> interestingly the first gasp when he startedding at 57 million which is is the world record for basquiat until yesterday. there were multiple gasps after 80 or 90. liz: not everybody's taste. he died at age 27, half haitian, half puerto rican is very hotç right now. >> extraordinary artist. >> the second highest painting that sold that was a roy liechtenstein, am i correct? >> yes. it was a beautiful liechtenstein, $24 million it, was an incredible work. liz: what does it say about the economy? i'm not saying the american economy, we had a japanese buyer for the top one, which has more money, which countries? >> truth is, liz, it is everywhere around the world. if you look at world billionaire, you thought i only want allocate my 5% of my net worth to buy it, there are 58 people that could afford to buy it. there are 320 using the measure in the united states. liz: these are the job creators. ken griffin, the chicago hedge fund manager bought a daconning for million dollars. had guy creates jobs. how you do you see it play out

friends and search volunteers sitting, we heard sort of a gasp from them. a feeling of relief as they sort of exhaled after what has been a long and trying road for them. >> al e, you mentioned that the district attorney may or may not come out. do you know of anything for sure that is going to happen next today at all or could this be it for today? >> reporter: well, yeah. the jurors -- the courtroom was dismissed. court has ended for today. and, again, it's going to resume -- they're going to resume with the pep alternate phase one week from today. it doesn't sound to me -- looking off in the distance if you don't mind. trying to see who that is walking away. >> alex, why don't we let you go. >> reporter: we're okay. go gather some reaction and bring it back and we appreciate you reporting there. again, having that brief interaction with sierra lamar's family saying a sense of relief. this has been a long time coming. >> you think of the support that sierra lamar's parents have been getting from many high profile and not as well known names, other familia

now, with time winding down, denver, one last gasp effort to tie the game.hey put the ball in the net and everybody thinks it is tied. waved off. they can't do it. and, maryland celebrates, hangs on for the win. third straight trip now to the national championship game. >> denver is so skilled, year. >> calson trying to make it an all maryland final and it looked good for the tigers much of the game. tyler young scores, gives calson a two goal lead. ohio capped off by johnny peerson's goal. they will face the terps for the third time this season. >>> maryland women playing for another championship as well tomorrow afternoon. knocking off penn state in one semi yesterday. terps will place boston college for all of the marbles. >>> nationals let the doubters know we still run the nl east. first place in the division as they take on san diego again. this afternoon. after beating the padres last night. hey, it was star wars day at nationals park. and the force was with the n bryce harper, the ground ball, and stephen strasburg, showing off the wheel. to beat the

. >> reporter: when the verdict was read this morning there was an audible gasp in the courtroom. then sierra lamar's mother and father started crying. >> nothing will take away the pain and the sorrow that we experience every day. >> reaction from sierra lamar's mother after garcia torres was found guilty of murdering her daughter. sierra's father steve was among those who gasped at the verdict was read. >> the rush of emotions all the years of building up, anticipation, thoughts of sierra, kind of all that stuff all at once coming kind of out in an outburst. >> he says justice has been served but the nightmare is far from over. >> there will always be grief. >> maureen says she is relieved garcia torres will not be on the streets. >> i'm glad to hear there is a great possibility he will never be released and do this to another person another child. >> antolin garcia torres sat is to stoic and motionless as he learned he may die for the crimes. in addition to murder the jury found him guilty of trying to kidnap three other women. after the verdict his parents were escorted from t

those amazing moments that had us holding our breath, gasping and giggling.ow vivid mental snapshots the next generation will not share. >> it's a shame. it's an american icon. >> reporter: also vanishing, a way of life. 7-year-old adriana is a fifth generation circus performer. following in her family's clown-sized footsteps. >> i'll miss everything. >> reporter: grant was president when ringling brothers and bank um and bailey first wowed our nation. tickets cost just 50 cents. >> what it brought to towns all over this country were the wonders of the world. >> reporter: but ringling says today the digital generation wants youtube. persistent animal rights protests led the circus to retire the elephant acts last year. unexpectedly aud yinlszs stopped coming. with the closing the other animals will go to sanctuaries or european circuses. >> we're heart broken. we love doing what we do. >> reporter: the final shows are sold out. one last chance to ooh and aah. and make lasting memories. >> i'm glad she gets to experience it at least once. >> reporter: the big

rita malspy: and they were like, [gasping] "could we do that?" announcer: turning a second choice into something first rate, how a small thrift shop is helping sick and dying children in a big way. dee gonzales: when you find something you love to do, it no longer becomes a challenge. announcer: but first: kennan: so, the first time i looked at his resume, i was like, "whoa, who is this guy?" announcer: a stanford professor heads across the bay, looking to prove a point, and ends up finding a partner in crime. sam savage: first time i walked through his classroom, it was like we'd been teaching for 3 years. i just, i don't know how to describe it. announcer: here's nbc bay area's garvin thomas. garvin thomas: thank you so much for joining us. you could easily make a quick list of all the ways in which kennan scott and sam savage are different. what they share, though, is a love of teaching, and that is benefiting more than just their students. sam: most people don't understand, like, how long this really takes. garvin: dr. sam savage is an expert

we know you're gonna love it. [ woman laughs ] i'm swinging it. [ gasps ] woman: whoa![ cheers and applause ] welcome to "america's funniest home videos grand prize spectacular." and now, here he is, the host of our show, alfonso ribeiro! wha! come on, y'all! there you go! there you -- ah, ah! yeah.

[upbeat news broadcast music] ♪ - [gasps] there's my little star!ll my friends saw you on tv! - oh, i'm exhausted. i was up all night recording vocals for dj snake's brother, dj worm, and my voice is already shot from doing that ted talk on the power of chillaxing. tonight, i'm serving as a celebrity referee at susan sarandon's ping pong nightclub. - huh. that last one sounds made up. - are you working on any dope side projects, chuck? - well, actually, in june, i am giving the commencement address at the braithwaite school for troubled boys. - wonderful news, everyone. kevin has been indicted for serial arson. - oh, my god. - obviously, we need a new field reporter asap, basically, if they can string four words together, the job is theirs. - me could go camera. - [deep voice] katie could do it. [normal voice] ha! that's an interesting idea. who said that? [deep voice] i did. i'm a talent scout. [normal voice] well, what are you doing at our morning meeting? - do you want to do it, katie? just for today? - no, thanks. - good. - what? why? you've got

. - [gasps] mom! "s is for sex murder"? - don't you do it.ou dare! - i'm gonna-- the killer is tap lacehand. - [gasps] what's the point of learning all this stuff? when am i ever gonna use it? - at your job! mom, you're being so difficult about this. - i'm sorry, katie. i'm just... afraid. - i swear to god, mom, if you say the school is haunted by a dead bride, i-- - no, i'm afraid of failing. oh, i talked a big game about going back to school, but what if i can't do it? if i don't try then i can't fail. - well, mom, i know how you feel. i've been fighting for greg to give me my big shot, and--and now that it's here, i feel like i'm completely in over my head. - oh, you will be fine. you have a young brain. oh, back when i tried to get my degree 30 years ago, i was in my prime. - wait, wait, wait. you went back to school 30 years ago? - sure. only, i had to quit when you came along. okay, don't feel bad. you were just a baby who came out of me like a tornado. my downstairs was destroyed. - well, i'm not gonna let you quit this time, mom. - i

. - [gasps] - i actually have a hacking story that i would really-- - look, portia, i understand whyou think some little game is newsworthy, since your last job was at e! co-hosting "fashion 911"-- - um, it was "fashion 9-11," and it was immediately canceled. - but journalists can't just report on what they like. what, should i interview my bird on the show? wait, should i interview my bird on the show? - can you stop mansplaining my job to me and interrupting me every single time i-- - shh, honey, honey, honey, honey, honey, you have to listen to someone who knows better. - well, i'm just happy that my story's on the show tonight. great meeting, gang. let's get to work. - we haven't done anything yet, carol! we just watched two people fight! - greg? greg, i don't wanna do that biscuit blitz piece, but it's for a really good reason. i think i'm about to crack the biggest story of my career. - really? - mm-hmm. - okay, let's hear it. - yeah, you better roll up those sleeves 'cause this is some "spotlight" shizz. okay, so i think the recent celebrity hacks are part of a bigger story, a

they were gasping for giving too much chemo therapy to people that are all but dead.aying to the crowd. when you say that. it's true. it's asinine to pour that into people that are already dead. i would say it's not too much to say that is evil. let's say god forbid something for bid something happened and you came down with cancer and you thought you to couple more good years and you. there are some chances of it working. of course i would have it. and i would maybe throw long. there comes a time when the game is over. and then you stop treating. you have sat on boards of hospitals. see you have an idea what's going on. we did go to a single pair. who would be in charge. do we really want to let the government who lives and who dies. i'm basically talking about medicaid for all. that that's how you -- hardly a novel idea. we head in the nursing homes. anybody can get on medicaid who needs to go to convalescent home. if you're utterly disabled you get free medicare to for life. >> from the house plan d't cover people with pre-existing conditions. >> that's what i hate

[ gasps ] seventy dollars? ride like that's worth at least a buck, 50. he was a cheap bastard, daddy. you're a liar. [ whimpers ] where's the rest of it? [ gasps ]

members of sierra lamar's family crowded into the courtroom.the wept and gasped as the verdict was read. "we are grateful to the jurors for coming up with the right decision." antolin garcia torres sat expressionless as he was found guilty of kidnapping and murder with special circumstances ... a verdict that could put him on death row. "this is a longtime coming. it's bittersweet. we don't have sierra - that's the bittersweet part."there were no witnesses to connect antolin garcia torres to sierra lamar's disappearance from this morgan hill crossroads.no evidence that he knew her.no murder weapon, or evidence of what happened to her body.defense attorneys claimed that she was a runaway and is still alive.prosecutors pinned their hopes on forensic evidence from her phone and purse, found nearby.the purse had her clothes inside ... and there, they found the defendent's d=n=a.he was arrested two months after her disappearance ... and detetctives discovered her d=n=a and a strand of her hair in his car.that was enou

(gasping) oh, no! you're right. my puddle used to be this big, but now it's only this big!droplets of water. okay, cloud, do your thing! hmm. we need your help! the clouds that have the most rain in them are dark. so, we need your help to find the cloud that has the most rain. which cloud holds the most droplets of water? this one? this one? or this one? fish: that one! right! that cloud is the darkest, so it holds the most rain. whoa! that's a dark rain cloud. uh-huh! it's full of so much water that it's about to burst. it's raining! and my puddle is getting bigger! ready? mm-hmm! both: 1, 2, 3! (giggling, splashing) that was fun! thanks for helping me make my puddle big again! anytime! and thank you for helping me pick the right rain cloud! excuse me. what time is it? both: it's time for lunch! ♪ what time is it? it's time for lunch! ♪ ♪ what time is it? it's time for lunch! ♪ ♪ what time is it? it's time for lunch! ♪ ♪ it's lunch time! ♪ hey, what's for lunch? hey oona, what did you get for lunch? i got a cheese sandwich and carrot sticks! i got a roast beef sandwich and

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the audience in the courtroom let out a gasp. antonin garcia torres was guilty of murdering sierra lamar and guilty of her kidnapping. sierra's parents broke their silence with the trial over. >> we're grateful to the jurors coming up with the right decision, and it gives us peace as a family knowing that this is not going to happen to another child. and that they can't get away with something like this. >> justice was served here today, justice for sierra. and so that gives us some form of relief. >> the ca >>. >> reporter: the case is not over, the case that found torres guilty will hear the penalty phase before deciding to give him the death penalty or life in prison without the possibility of parole. prosecutor david boyd was reluctant to say what he thinks convicted torres. >> in 13 months, it's difficult to say what is most compelling. >> there was no murder weapon, no crime scene and no body. however dna evidence played a key role. in san jose, david lui, abc7 news. >> antonin garcia torres was also found guilty of kidnapp

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there were audible sighs of relief and gasps in the packed courtroom as the verdict was read. the 26 year old garcia torres displayed no visible emotion as the court clerk read further that the jury also found him guilty of attacking and attempting to carjack three other women in what prosecutors told the jury was a prelude to the murder of sierra lamar.david boyd/ dep. dist attorney" now we begin the next phase where the jury must decide whether to sentence mr garcia torres to the death penalty of to life in prison..."" we now move into the penalty phase where the jury must decide whether the defendant will be sentenced to the death penalty or serve a sentence of life in prison...."the guilty verdict caps a 5 year long saga that saw some 750 peoplefrom across the bay join in weekly searches for sierra lamar. while she is still missing, many said their search for justice for sierra has come to an end.doug tollas/searched for sierra " i feel like five eyars of hard work has finally paid off....for all the bee stings and poison oak and all the slipping and falling..."mary doerin

david: i can convene a secret grand jury. [ grunts ] [ gasps ] olivia: good morning.

oh. [ gasps ] a necklace made of the froot loops!

(gasps) raid! get raid and get tough on roaches fast. sc johnson. >> we are following breaking news right now, a south jersey teacher is behind bars accused of taking upskirt pictures and videos of girls in his classroom and in h hallways. fox 29 first broke this story into eric howl earlier this month. he taught chemistry at lenape high school he would hide a camera in a box of coconut water next to his briefcase. after \police/police first told the school about its investigation it banned howl from school property and events. >> these flames may look dangerous, but it was all planned by crews near logan township. sky fox over the area earlier today as crews with the sc ms facility were burning off product that leaked from a valve stem failure that caused propylene to leak from the car. that caused nearly 2,000 people to evacuate. logan township says today's burn doesn't pose any threat to the area. it is expected to threat right now around. a rise in accidental debts and drownings has authorities on the alert. officials up and down the

sierra's father was among those who gasped loudly when he heard the verdict. he says theed verdict offers justice but not closure. >> there will always be grief. grief like this just will never go away. >> while the verdict is what the lamars hoped for. danielle says life without her younger sister will never be the same. >> we'll obviously never get sierra back so it's not closure but it is a good first step. and the jury did the right thing. >> as antolin garcia torres learned he now faces the death penalty he sat stoically not moving his head. after the verdict the his parents were escorted out and made no comment. as they walked one family told us this is terrible. defense attorney al lopez refused to answer questions. >> do you plan to appeal this decision? >> now the case moves on to the penalty phase. maureen lamar says she is prepared to testify. >> to be able to say in court that -- that even this verdict was just it will not take away the pain and suffering that we still continue to experience every day the rest of our lives. >> reporter: the sentenc

they rushed outside to find a man gasping for breath. that man later died in a hospital.at collins is washington, maryl n with reaction to the whole thing, pat? >> reporter: neighbors say they heard no argument. that they heard no conversation, they heard no shouting. neighbors say they heard but one shot, a young man taken down, something went terribly wrong here. a two block area taped off here as police investigate a single shot murder. the scene asbury drive, the time around 10:30, a young man down in the street gasping for breath, someone tried to perform cpr but the victim died a short time later at the hospital. >> i wish it wasn't this close to my home but it was right here. >> reporter: corey lives in the home right in front of the murder scene. >> it was like we need to be diligently prepared for any thing and today that's what ow prepared for anything to happen because this young man, whoever he was lost his life today. >> reporter: a few blocks away, police stopped this car, they take their driver in for questioning. they describe him as a person of interest.

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we were not allowed to bring a camera in the courtroom, but you could hear gasps as the trial five years in the making comes to an end. antonin garcia torres found guilty of capital murder in the case of sierra lamarr. he is now eligible for the death penalty. >> it's like reliving the nightmare going through the trial but much worse with the gory details. >> her mother skipped over much of the proceedings but came to hear the verdict today. >> i'm surviving because of faith. >> sierra disappeared on her way to school in morgan hill in 2012. garcia-torres was arrested two months later. the forensic evidence, his closing fibers in her car, her hair on a rope in his trunk, and his dna on her jeans. the challenge for the prosecution, her body has never been found. >> it's very difficult to say what is most telling. >> he was also found guilty of trying to kidnap three women in a safeway parking lot in 2009. most of his family members left the courtroom without speaking to reporters but i did catch up with one well on facebook live and she still believes he is innocent. >> it's very sad. ver

members of sierra lamar's family crowded into the courtroom.the wept and gasped as the verdict was

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gasping. >> there we go! jonathan: right there at the end you heard "there she goes." breathing again. they were doing c.p.r. on the hood of the car. she is recovering and her older dibbling is fine as the parents. you can see more and share it with your friends. michelle: what a relief for the family. the u.s. marshal service fugitive that escaped custody on friday. david watson is supposed to be serving 100-year sentence for trying to kill a police officer. maryland bureau chief brad bell has new possible clues on where he went after escaping. what have you learned? they are handing it over to the marshals. this is all over jessup. the reward for the information and picture of the suspect. he got out of a van and ran in the woods. we learned that they tracked him and that is where the trail went cold as ice. david watson is covered with distinctive tattoos. pictur where he is. he was able to overpower the arms. the man serving 106 years in delaware for trying to kill police officers. >> now the reward for information is up to $10,000. the u.s. marshalls are taking ov

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her gasp, her response was no longer than a cough.cannot imagine now that we live in a society where you go to a legislative proceeding now, you even make any kind of remark, you are now prosecuted for a crime? this is not an ongoing disruptive proceeding. i picked to fit with emily on one point. this woman did not go there wanting to disrupt things. it is only when they came to get her aunt were dragging her out of there proceeding that she became disruptive. i think it is a waste of taxpayer money. >> patti ann: interesting, we will see where it all goes paid we have to move on to our second topic. a federal court has revived a lawsuit accusing u.s. airways now part of american airlines out refusing to refund the passengers baggage fee even though her bag arrived a day late. you say this is a straight breach of contract, explain. >> absolutely. when you pay a fee to have your baggage carried on an airline, there is what is called a condition precedent to the contract. what that means is the airline has agreed to carefully transport

. >> i must admit i sort of gasped at the thought this morning he invited duterte to the white house. on the other hand, kim jong-un is no success and had no success with the third party talks and china hasn't been able to bail us out, is it worth a shot even though it seems remote to the two of us, is there something wrong with the president trying to have duterte help us with him? >> i don't think so. i think the united states stands for freedom and justice. doesn't stand for someone just deciding at a whim he's going to kill somebody because they're a drug addict. there have been thousands upon thousands of people killed in the philippines and president duterte is encouraging it. i don't think we want to be part of it. when you sleep with dogs you get fleas. can't see it. the kim jong-un is another story. he's a bad guy, too. we have a crisis with north korea. if the president wants to try to diffuse it, that may mean and exception. but duterte, i can't see that at all. >> how do we reconcile the fact they have erdogan of turkey, a nato member we deal with him constantly or al sisi

would wake up gasping for air. i was offered oxygen, that was nice. >> talk about this picture, how long did it take you to compose it? it looks stunning. >> it was cold, it was between negative 5 and 5 degrees. it was cold enough to say get it done. >> i don't know how she got it done with exposed shoulders. >> you take these vows in sickness and in health? >> we had our vows memorized. i had to start over and do it again. i found it difficult. to remember my vows at 17,500 feet your mind is starvic for oxygen. >> when you look at the pictures, it's totally worth it. you guys have a one of a kind wedding. >> it's one thing to get married. instead of getting in a horse drawn carriage we hopped in a helicopter and slid off a mountain. >>> in the case of an emergency, you want rescue crews to be there as fast as possible. in this case in summerfield florida, the rescuers were there. they were leaving the hospital and saw a flume of smoke and said we're going in that direction. here's the small problem, this is a resc