gillette was an oil man tyrell equally. it was started in 1928 and finished in late 1929. originally the building was to be a hotel and commercial building, combination. the last 11 stories were never built due to what happened on october 29, 1929. as we know, the great depression stopped a lot of people's lives as well as construction. the beauty of this building is it was preserved for lack of use, if you will. the floors have never been worn down. the doors still operate. the shine on the elevators is still there. because it was never used as a hotel. above me is a taxi awning, built, if you will look at it much like a street light or the , old street lights were used to have. red, green, and yellow. red means waiting for a cab to show up. yellow meant get in line. and green meant get here quickly, i've got a customer standing ready to go. all history starts with people unless it's geological history which in tulsa's case, we have both. we happen to be in a place where a lot of dinosaurs kicked the bucket and created a hell of a lot of oil below us. but we also had peop

wendy gillette, cbs news. >>> coming up, can we get another day like this?showers on the way? >> and how a volleyball game turns into a rally against fees for reserving a court. ♪ ♪ such a shame it's labeled a "getaway." life should always feel like this. hampton. we go together. . >>> dozens of people took advantage of today's great weather to get outside, but what should have been a free pickup game of volleyball near the lincoln memorial turned into a rally against newly imposed fees for reserving a court. the national park service recently began charging a $30 fee and requiring a reservation to use one of 11 volleyball courts in west potomac park. that has long-time players upset. >> if we suddenly have a reserve system where you have to put down $30 and get a permit, we have two problems. one is many people can't afford it. two, most people don't know about it. this was implemented kind of secretly and kind of recently by the park service. >> under those new rules, the $30 fee covers a two-hour special use permit that must be displayed while using the c

wendy gillette for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> poverty and economic injustice was the theme for hundredsf protesters marching up broad street today in philly. this was the scene as clergy leaders and others made their way along broad street. their aim is to fight for just wages and the right to organized unions. today marking the 47th anniversary of dr. martin luther king jr. assassination marchers say this day was a way to carry on king's legacy. >> we're continuing the legacy of the poor people's campaign wanting to lift up the need for $15 an hour right to unionize and full employment here in the city of philadelphia. >> march organizers saying today today' mars was a precursor to a possible nationwide strike by fast food workers set for april april 15th. >>> stay with us everyone. still ahead on "eyewitness news" tonight a huge brawl inside a crowded casino. was this all over dac reece? what eyewitnesses say happened right before the chaos ensued. >>> plus a royal stunt man possibly prince harry like you've never seen him before. >>> justin? >> nothing but sunshine on the way for eas

reporter wendy gillette says they have been accused of plotting isis-style attacks on police officers. >> reporter: police say this man, 18-year-old [ non-english language ] , and a friend were plotting to carry out a terrorist attack during an australian holiday to remember veterans later this month. the isis-inspired plot allegedly included a plan to target police officers in melbourne. the holiday is commemorated on april 25. >> people should turn occupy at events in the largest possible numbers. >> reporter: police carried out seven raids involving hundreds of officers in suburban melbourne early saturday and arrested five men all 18 or 19 years old. >> 4:00 in the morning. >> smashing of glass and men heard yelling and then saw like flash-bangs going off. >> reporter: police say all the teens had links to newman haider an 18-year-old from melbourne. police shot and killed him last year after he stabbed two counter-terrorism officers during an arranged meeting. concerns about possible domestic attacks launched by supporters of isis led australia to raise the country's terror warni

wendy gillette for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> two people are forced from their home after fire rips throughing knee mart in kensington. fire crews were called to the 1900 block of east cambria street about 3 o'clock this morning. an upstairs apartment was evacuated. fortunately no one was injured. the cause of this fire is still under investigation. >>> and on this holy weekend several city religious groups joined in a march against poverty. on north broad street philadelphia interfaith clergy leaders and the mlk dare coalition marched together against economic injustices. their aim is to bring attention to this social problem that continues in philadelphia. on the 47thth anniversary of martin luther king jr. assassination. >> we're continuing the legacy of the poor people's campaign. >>> wanted to lift up the need for $15 right to unionize and full employment in the city of philadelphia. >> organizers say today's march was a a precursor to a nationwide strike by fast food workers set for april 15. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" chaos caught on camera. a huge brawl breaks out inside a

wendy gillette for cbs news. >>> today marks 40 years since the fall of saigon now known as ho chi min city. thousands of vietnamese marked the occasion with a military parade. on this day in 1975 communist forces ended the decades long conflict. over 58,000 americans were killed in the fighting in vietnam. >>> japan's prime minister will be in the silicon valley today following his historic address to congress. yesterday on capitol hill, shinzon abe offered remorse for the americans' lives lost during world war ii but stopped short of apologizing for japan's actions during the war. today he will meet with the silicon valley business leaders and visit stanford university, tesla motors and facebook. >>> allergies got you down? well, you could blame some of it on the lingering drought. kpix 5's mark kelly explains how pollution and pollen are making it miserable for many. >>> reporter: she looks forward to her walks. but she has to come locked and loaded. keep tissues on you all the time? >> all the time. [ laughter ] >> reporter: ivy isn't alone. the dry air mixed with pollen even gets

wendy gillette, for cbs news. >> the u.s. attorney handling the case says the opinions of the victims continue to play a role in how the department of justice proceeds. >>> well, an ohio man has pleaded not guilty to charges he was planning a terror attack on a u.s. military base. the man is accused of leaving the country to train with militants in syria. a federal indictment says the 23-year-old man was planning to execute soldiers at a military base in texas. his backup plan was to allegedly attack a prison. mohammed faces up to 38 years in prison if convicted. >>> stock market took a pounding today. the dow plunged more than 350 points at one point on worries about the greek financial crisis and asian markets. it rebounded and closed down nearly 280 points. it is now barely in the black for 2015. the nasdaq fell about 76 points. and the s&p dropped nearly 24 points. >>> rolling out the yellow carpet. the fan frenzy as the warriors get ready for a sold-out game one of the play-offs. >> and a reporter goes female announcer:

cbs news correspondent wendy gillette has more. >> this is obviously an historic meeting. >> reporteresident obama and cuban president raul castro met face to face saturday afternoon. the first time leaders of the u.s. and cuba have held a substantial meeting in more than five decades. the obama administration is moving to normalize relations with cuba. >> over time it is possible for us to turn the page and develop a new relationship between our two countries. >> reporter: president castro said he's willing to discuss every issue. president obama addressed the thaw in relations while speaking at the summit saturday morning. >> the united states will not be imprisoned by the past. we're looking to the future. and the policies that improve the lives of the cuban people and advance the interests of cooperation in the hemisphere. >> reporter: president castro spoke immediately after and called president obama an honest man. he also outlined a long list of cuban grievances against the u.s. but then apologized and said president obama was not one of the u.s. presidents who caused the probl

cbs news correspondent wendy gillette has more. >> this is obviously a historic meeting. >> reporter:dent obama and queue been president raul castro met face to face saturday afternoon. the first time leaders of the u.s. and cuba have held a substantial meeting in more than five decades. the obama administration is moving to normalize relations with cuba. >> over time, it is possible for us to turn the page and develop a new relationship between our two countries. >> reporter: president castro is willing to discuss every issue. president obama addressed the relations while speaking at the summit saturday morning. >> united states will not be imprisoned by the past. we're looking to the future. and the policies that improve the lives of the cuban people and advance the interests of cooperation in the hemisphere. >> reporter: president castro spoke immediately after and called president obama an honest man. he also outlined a long list of cuban grievances against the us but then apologized and said president obama was not one of the us presidents who caused the problems. president obama

we are standing in front of what it was originally known as the gillette building. it started in 1928 and finished in late 1929. originally, the building was a hotel and commercial building. the last 11 stories were never built. we all know, the great depression stopped a lot of peoples lives as well as construction. this was preserved for lack of use. the floors have never been worn down, the doors still operate. the shine on the elevators is still there. because it was never used to its full utilization as a hotel. above me is a taxi on income of built -- taxi awning, built like the old streetlights. read meant no need for a cab to show up. green meant get here quickly. all history starts with people unless it is geological. in tulsa we have both. we happen to be in a place where a lot of dinosaurs kicked the bucket and created a lot of oil. we also had people come to dig up that oil who brought their cultures with them and when you build something, you build it right. the jewel and genius of pulsar is that --tulsa is that through happenstance, we had quality peop

gillette was in the oil business. tyrell in equally. originally the building was to be a hotel and commercial building and combination. the last 11 stories were never built due to what happened on october 29, 1929. as we know, the great depression stopped a lot of people's lives as well as construction. the beauty of this building is it was preserved for lacked of use, if you will. the floors have never been worn down. the door is still operate. the shine on the elevators is still there. because it was never used as a hotel. above me -- if you will look, it is much like a street light or the old street lights were used to have. red, green, and yellow. red means waiting for a cab to show up. yellow meant get in line. and green meant get here quickly, i've got a customer standing ready to go. all history starts with people unless its geological history, which in tulsa's case, we have both. we happen to be in a place where a lot of dinosaurs kicked the bucket and created a hell of a lot of oil below us. we also had people come in to dig up

. >>> gillette joins forces with "avengers," in america's money. >> a record breaking performance by steph curry and the case he is making for being named the nba mvp. >> recipe for disaster on the freeway as the drunk driver runs into a car on a busy freeway. stay tuned. female announcer: get on board for better sleep! it's sleep train's interest free for 3 event! get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster serta icomfort even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. you'll never find an interest rate lower than sleep train's interest free for 3 event, on now! ...guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> covering fremont, palo alto north bay, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> get out of the car. you will be hit by a car. lady, your life is in danger. >> that was a man losing patience on a san diego freeway as he yells at a woman to get out of the busy road after the car stalled. she is in the lanes. she stumbled across the remark and went back to the car. another

cbs news correspondent wendy gillette with more from those victims. >> amal shabab says there will be nor attacks like the one at the college that killed 148 people. the group said in a on line statement, quote, kenyan cities will run red with blood. kenya's president said in a nationally televised address that his administration will respond in the severe ways possible. >> we will do everything to defend our way of life. >> police rescued a 19 year old woman saturday morning who survived the attack by hiding in a wardrobe, and covering herself with clothes. >> i was scared. >> she initially refused to come out even when rescuers arrived. another student played dead. they turn me around, they kicked me -- >> in a ribbier stadium anxious relatives waited for news about their missing loved ones. >> we don't know whether essay life. we don't know whether he is dead. we don't know whether he is siding somewhere. >> police paraded the bodies of the four gunmen killed on thursday by government forces before a crowd of a couple of thousand. five people are under arrest, and there is a $220,0

wendy gillette, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> 5:07. a push to strengthen security at the white house. steel spikes will soon be installed a top the white house fence in an effort to discourage fence jump pearls. spikes half inch, five agree angle. three white house security breaches since september. former homeland security secretary, tom ridge says they often lead to important lessons. >> we should not have a failure of imagination. so there was a breach on the congressional lawn, there is a breach at the white house don't think that our enemies may use these old protocols these old approaches, they may take a look at those lessons learned and apply them themselves. >> construction could begin next summer. once the spikes approved by the national capitol planning commission. >> well, temple university student are remembering slain philadelphia police officer, robert wilson iii. teams of police officers and student played in a basketball tournament honoring his memory. "eyewitness news" at pearson hall campus there all money raised will benefit officer wilson's children. officer wilso

cbs news correspondent wendy gillette has more somolian extremist group al-shabaab says there will be more attacks like the one at the university college that killed 148 people. the group said in a on line statement, quote kenyan sit list run red with blood. kenya's president said in a nationally televised address his administration will respond in the most severe ways possible. >> we will do everything to defend our way of life. >> police rescued a 19 year old woman saturday morning who survived the attack by hiding in a wardrobe, and covering herself with clothes. >> i was scared. >> she initially refused to come out even when rescuers arrived. another student played dead. >> the blood ... they turn me around, they kicked me -- >> in a nairobi stadium anxious relatives waited for news about their missing loved ones. >> you don't know whether essay life. we don't know whether he is dead. we don't know whether he is hiding somewhere. >> police paraded the bodies of the four gunmen kill on thursday by government forces, before a crowd of a couple thousand. five people are un arrest, an

wendy gillette, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> 837 right now.rning more about the much anticipated apple watch. cnet reports customers who want to purchase it first need to make an appointment for a fitting. now, that requires an on line reservation. you won't just be able to walk into the apple store and buy it. pre-orders for the watch actually begin april 10th, it then goes on sale april 24. get this, it cost between 349 and $17,000. >> all right, well hey speaking of apple this weekend marks five years since the release of the ipad. steve jobs unveiled it back in 2009, calling it a magical and revolutionary product. now, since then, apple has sole more than 200 million ipads. pretty successful, i would say. well, there is much more still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning coming up next, we will check in with nora o'donnell for a look ahead at today's fashion the nation >>> joining us now, preview live in washington, is cbs this morning co-host nora o'donnell, in for bob today. good morning happy easter. love the yellow, nor a good morn

he's locked up in a maximum security prison just miles from gillette stadium where he starred on the field. anna werner reports. >> guilty of murder in the first degree. >> reporter: aaron hernandez's mother and fiancee hugged each other and subbed. jurors took seven days to find hernandez guilty of murdering his friend odin lloyd in 2013. lloyd's body was found in an industrial park less than a mile from hernandez's home. he had been shot six times. bristol county attorney thomas quinn. >> aaron hernandez may have been a well known new england patriots football player however in the end the jury found that he was just a man who committed a brutal murder. >> reporter: hernandez was a rising star with the new england patriots with a 40 million dollar contract but was dropped from the team after being arefrtsed. in text messages hernandez urged lloyd to meet him the night he was killed. a neighbor's surveillance camera captured him getting in a car. in his own home he was holding something resem bling a gun before he was killed. there was also a video showing his girlfriend removing a

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we check in with wendy gillette from the new york stock exchange, good morning wendt. >> i good morningre on wall street today invest remembers expected to react to the jobs report, that was released when the markets were closed for good friday. labor department report add disappointing 126,000 jobs were added in march. the fewest since december 2013. that was well below expectations. on thursday, the dow rose 65 points, the nasdaq was up six. philadelphia area businesses are on the move. the popular chain wawa is making a big push in florida. opening more than 60 stores in the past few years plans for 25 more by the end of this year. the cheese steak chain tony luke's is also expanding beyond pennsylvania, to florida, california, and even bahrain. philly pretzel factory and rita's italian ice are also expanding in a very big way. indianna damage control mode for the religious freedom law. state tourism agencies rolling out campaigns will emphasize everyone is welcome in the state. there were concerns that indianna's law would allow discrimination against gays. few convention organizers

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as many as 950 which could make this the deadliest migrant shipwreck in the region ever as wendy gillette reports. >> reporter: rescue slips and helicopters rush to find sur -- ships and helicopters rush to find survivors after a crowded fishing boat carrying migrants capsized in the mediterranean 60 miles north of the libyan coast. survivors say hundreds were toss overboard late saturday night when the portuguese merchant ship king jacob approached to help the overloaded ship and the migrants rushed to one side of the 66-foot boat. italy's prime minister mourned the tragedy and called for european nations to come up with solutions to solve the migrant immigration problem. pope francis also made a plea to the international community to act quickly and decisively. he said they are men and women like us, our brothers seeking a better life starving, persecuted, wounded, exploited, victims of war. in 2013 the pope visited the tiny island in italy, the gateway for migrants trying to reach europe and laid a wreath in remembrance of victims of similar tragedies. experts say hundreds of thousands

. >> money watch's wendy gillette joins us from the new york stock exchange. what's the latest thon situation? good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, ukee, erika the state's tourism agencies are now rolling out campaigns that will emphasize that everyone is welcome in indianna. there were concerns that indianna's law would allow discrimination against gays. a few convention organizers and performers have canceled events, and some state and local government have banned travel to indianna. the state has revised some of the language in the law calming the uproar but the vice president of the group visit indy says he has been in full crisis mode, since the controversy started last month. arizona faced a similar backlash in 1987, when martin luther king, jr. day was re send dollars as a paid holiday. ukee, err display. >> big winner at the box office this weekend. tell us about it. >> yes furious seven raised to the top of the box office this weekend the seventh installment of the fast and furious movies earned more than $143 million, in second place, the an

the prison just one mile from gillette stadium. >> one mile from that stadium, in prison for life as you report. but he's not done with the court system yet. >> reporter: no he's not, david. he's still facing double murder charges for a drive-by shooting in 2012. prosecutors saying that he killed two men over a spilled drink in a nightclub. >>mara thank you. >>> now, to new developments tonight in the case of the arizona police officer who used his police cruiser to run down a suspect. the video is difficult. the suspect does survive this. the video shows the officer heading straight for him. tonight, in this case the police chief is now talking, after this camera caught on tape saying deadly force, was, in fact authorized. the cheech also sayief also says he believes the officer made a quote, very difficult decision. abc's nall karlinsky is outside tucson. >> reporter: the video is so shocking, it's hard to believe the suspect survived. as a marana arizona police car runs him down at speed. >> oh! >> reporter: the suspect's lawyer says it's a blatant case of excessive force, all cau

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of this was no big deal and guess what brooke he's being held at a prison just a few miles from gillettetadium where he used to play for the patriots. >> where he was a star. and excellent reporting from you. let me bring in legal commentator and law professor. and also with me tonight, robens cnn analyst, mark, my goodinize,nessness goodness. we have a lot to get to. you were shocked by the verdict? >> i really was and the reason why is because as we all know, this is a circumstantial case and you always worry that in a case where you have a celebrity, that the jury will be fogged by the aspect of celebrity and there was lot made about the motive not being clear cut and the judge wouldn't allow the prosecution to try to connect the dots between the double homicide that he's going to face trial coming up and this particular case and so the case as presented while it didn't require oo motive jurors tend to like one. so when they read the verdict today, i was a little surprised. i was expecting, as much as i hate to try predict what's going on that the jury would try to hang on murder 1 bu

relationship and he talked about greeting him with a kiss on the cheek every time they crossed paths in gillette stadium -- i think we lost contact with daren. and at some point, even saying did you commit this crime and he told him that he was at a night club and the prosecution seized on that saying, in their closing argument, if he didn't commit the crime, how did he know the time line and know when lloyd had been killed because that had not been released at the time he the conversation in the locker room. >> and the comments made tookraft were proven false. and going back to kraft, his time on the stand here here is a very wealthy man who essentially took chance on hernandez. and a lot of teams passed on him during the draft, thought there too many signs pointing to trouble but he took chance. he was a very very good player. and in the summer of 2012 he was awarded a an extension, which is not usual in the nfl to get this guaranteed money because the chance for injury is so high. and aaron in hernandez said to kraft and his now late wife that he was going to show to them and prove to them th

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. >> wendy gillette of cbsmoneywatch.com. thanks so much, wendy. >>> here we go. >> here we go. an explosive weekend for furious 7. it brought in $143 million this weekend. it's the biggest opening weekend for an april premiere. this latest installment in the fast and furious series stars the late paul walker who was killed in a fiery crash. home came in a distant second with $27 million. ged hard, cinderella, and insurgent round out the top five. >>> 5:40 on your monday morning. california homeowners refusing to give up green laws. how they are getting away with wasting some water. >>> also, a busy college town kicks uber out. why the city says the ridesharing service is breaking the law. >>> and a live look on this monday morning of highway 880 as folks are working their way to work at 5:41. liz has a handle on traffic. roberta will tell you about the this is an allen family production. and here's why we love chex. one, we love choices like chocolate, vanilla and honey nut. two, we don't love artificial colors or flavors. does anybody? and three..it's gluten free. so, chex is

bob kraft says he and aaron spoke at gillette stadium two days after the murder, and aaron said he wasub at the time of owed end lloyd's death. >> aaron pleaded not guilty in the 2013 shooting death of owed end lloyd. he was dating the sister of herdandez's fiancee. >> boy, tense moments in montgomery county. four firefighters were held hostage yesterday afternoon at their own firehouse. why police think a former firefighter went there with a gun. and a shot was fired. >> let's get to steve keeley live at septa headquarters, with story on another attack. >> tensions high on the septa system again, here we are day two, and no, we don't have septa headquarters bureau opening just two days of two videos hard to watch and yesterday, we had guy with a knife. no results catching that guy yet. today the weapon, a closed fist that knocks a guy >> 6:30. >> tough video to watch. sixty year old man knocked out on a septa platform watch officials think started this attack. >> again. and two parents found dead, in their montgomery county home. yes, their son walk in and saw this scene. and it invol

>> it is interesting too they took him to a federal prison which is about 2 miles outside of the gillette stadium, where he used to play for the pay troats. you can probably almost see the stadium from the prison facility. >> he'll be seeing it for awhile while he is in prison. >> fall from graze for sure. >> terrifying moments, mid-air, when sky dive goes wrong. everyone is okay, but you have to see the helmet camera video, it was to would make your stomach drop. could you do this, mike? >> oh is my -- oh, no. i won't want to do that. >> phillies play ryan howard, benched, not surprise, but didn't do much for the phillies. going to new york. jonathan the opposing pitcher against jerome williams singles, the mets were up two-one, now up three; the mets sweep the phillies they win it six-one sixers final game of brutal year to the wells fargo sixers up by one. they play no defense miami wins it 105-101. so what happened with the flyers head coach craig berube? we assume the gm head coach would tell us yesterday but not so fast. >> as soon as i sort through that i'll gave you a answer at th

gillette stadium. and not only is he convicted of first-degree murder but talk about what he threw away. he had a five-year $40 million contract with the patriots, and now he is in prison where the wage is 50 cents an hour. they got it wrong. aaron hernandez' words during his transfer to a state prison on wednesday. that prison close to the stadium where he once played as a new england paytriot. he said, i didn't do it hours after being sentenced to life without patrol. hernandez grim-faced as he heard the verdict with his mother and fiance in tears, and just feet away from the family of victim oden lloyd, no less emotional. hernandez appearing to mouth the words, you are wrong, and telling his family i'm strong. i'll be okay, and he watched them weep. he was found guilty of the murder of oden lloyd shot six times, and surveillance videos show the victim on the night of his death getting into a rented altima with hernandez and two other men, and video shows the same car at the industrial park where his

now less than two miles from gillette stadium where the 25-year-old had a promising career and a $40 contract, hearnrnandez will spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parole. >> aaron hernandez may have been a well-known new england patriots football player however in the end the jury found he was just a man who committed a brutal murder. >> the defense will appeal the conviction. meanwhile, hernandez still faces a separate trial for a 2012 double murder in boston. marcy gonzalez abc news, new york. >>> coming up a cautionary tale for anyone who uses nail polish remover. first, firefighters are calling this a recipe for disaster. the wildfire worries now stretching across southern california. >>> i'm michael finney, ask finney is just ahead so i'm still taking your questions on twitter and facebook. just search for michael finney. i'll answer your questions here live a little later. >> i'm spencer christian from our east bay camera. we see blue skies under warmer conditions and i'll show >>> dry weather, high temperatures and strong winds are creating danger

way, if he isn't there already, to a state prison that is located literally a few miles away from gillette stadium in foxborough where he played with the new england patriots. that's where he's beginning his life sentence. something to think about. in court today, something to think about as well. what must have been going through his mind when he had that blank look on his face looking as sober as we have seen him on any day of this trial. what a contrast from when he would walk in appearing at least on the outside to look confident.,.. not this day. when he heard that verdict of guilty of first-degree murder he looked around to his family his mother and his fiance who were weeping in each other's arms. in fact they started to cry even before the verdict was read. and he appeared to mouth to them be strong i'm okay. but when the victim's impact witnesses began to speak and his mother and fiance were gone that is when aaron hernandez kept looking at the opposite side of the courtroom, where the family of odin lloyd was seated and where they were crying tears of joy and comforting each othe

he and hernandez spoke at the gillette stadium two days after the murder, and hernandez said he was a time. meantime suing in connection with another shoot something expected to take the stand today. >>> update on store we first told but yesterday, the prisoner who escaped virginia hospital with the security officer's gun is back in jail. police say assaye carjack forcing her to drive at gunpoint, crashed the car and ran for help. allegedly stole another car on the run for hours before being captured in washington. originally arrested for bank robbery, he had been hospitalized after attempting suicide. after police called the kidnapping of san francisco a hoax, two california newspapers claim its received emails from the woman's abductor. the letter insists the incident was not a joke. the note even describes in detail how the woman abduct from the her home last week, the victim's boyfriend reported the woman missing telling police the kidnappers demanded 8,500-dollar ransom. the woman was returned home, two days later before the alleged ransom was due. >>> the city of los angeles has

the prison just one mile from gillette stadium.urder charges for a drive by shooting in 2012 where prosecutors say he killed two men because they spilled a drink at a nightclub. >> today is holocaust remembrance day honoring the of -- the six million jewish people killed by the nazis. although many u.s. synagogues have special services today, the event is most strongly observed in israel. shops and restaurants closed there. there are official ceremonies. this year marks the 70th an verse of the liberation of the concentration camps. >> it's the first anniversary of the deadly sinking of the south korean ferry. more than 300 people killed in the disaster. many families went to the spot where the ferry went down to throw flowers into the water. crew negligence and excessive cargo on the ferry were blamed. 15 crew members were sent to prison for not doing enough to save passengers. >> recovery teams are returning to the site where a jet was shot down last summer. 298 people on board the plane were killed. controversy continues over wh

he's starting in a facility a mile from gillette stadium, where he used to play as a member of the patriotsafter they found him guilty of murder is and said it was the most e emotional day of the trial for them. >>> the university of wisconsin school of veterinary medicine says more than 1,000 dogs in illinois, wisconsin, ohio and indiana have come down with a deadly dog flu. six have actually died. vets say this strain of the virus has never been seen before in the united states. pet owners are encourage edd to keep their dogs from having nose to nose contact with other dogs. >>> the annual tribeca film festival kicked off in new york city. my next guest stars in a new film called dixie land and one of the films featured in the festival. you already know him from "breaking bad." he's known for playing walter white's son. they have something personal in common. they both live with cerebral palsy. he was diagnose edd at the age of 3 and made it his mission to try to end the stigma surrounding the disability. he works with an anti-bullying group and an advocate for hiring artists with disabil

. >> reporter: joining us is penn gillette and also our guests, there was a part where he asked if the sin was an adulterer, and the florist said yes, and what do you see in this kristen? >> well, the law does not need to be fixed. the religious freedom law has been in place for over 120 year and so the absurd claims that the media has been portraying are mere conjecture, but what we do know is that the freedom laws benefit all american and all faiths in all different kon texcontexts so that the suggestion is that this is about one current debate is not reality, and what we do know is that the law does, and it is not about picking winners or losers, but it is a process to give a fair hearing, and making sure that if the government is going to force someone to choose between everything they own, their livelihood and their retirement and everything that they own and their religious conviction, it needs to have a compelling interest to do that and do it in the least restrictive way. >> and the law, kristen, it discriminates, because if it didn't, what is wrong with putting language in the

and for now, he has been transferred to a state prison ironically located very close to gillette stadium in foxborough where he used to play for the new england patriots. and you know jake i spoke with a friend of his, darryl hodges who testified at trial today. he said just this morning he was at the graveside of his friend odin lloyd. he said i thought i would feel better. but he's not feeling so good today because all of this brings back memories of the details of how he lost his best friend. jake? >> susan candiotti, thank you so much. >>> coming up we're just learning now that a city an hour from baghdad is completely under siege on all sides by the terrorists of isis. the iraqi army is now begging for help. that story next. >>> plus equal opportunity smack talker governor chris christie back on the trail, he has a message for a certain clinton and another one for a certain bush. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] you wouldn't ignore signs of damage in your home. are you sure you're not ignoring them in your body? even if you're treating your crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis an occasional

he will be housed in a prison about a mile and a half from gillette stadium in foxborough where aaron hernandez earned all that acclaim and all that money in the nfl. he is going to spend the rest of his life presumably, in that facility. i can tell you as a football fan, a lot of people scratching their heads over how far he fell and how quickly he fell. as you know ed better than most of us pursuing a career in the nfl, it's a hard job to get, and it's really hard to be successful for any length of time in that league. and here was a young man who not only made it but was on his way to the top. got a huge $40 million contract extension, just two years out of college, and so he was well on his way to stardom in this league. caught a super bowl touchdown. and then all of a sudden his life has unravelled here over the past 24 months. he is now a convicted murderer with this case and sometime later this year perhaps in a few months, he's going to be tried for double murder up in suffolk county in boston. that stems from a shooting a drive-by shooting outside a nightclub there in the sum

margie: less than two miles from gillette stadium where the 25-year-old had a promising career and a $40 million nfl contract hernandez will spend the rest of his life in this prison without the possibility of parole. >> aaron hernandez may have been a well known new england patriots player. in the end, the jurors found he was just a man who committed a brutal murder. margie: the defense will appeal the conviction. meanwhile, hernandez still faces a separate trial for a 2012 double murder in boston. marcy gonzalez, abc news, new york. alison: speaking of boston today marks the two-year anniversary of the boston marathon bombing. that city unveiled commemorative banners today at the finish line where the bombs went off killing three people wounding more than 260 others. dzhokhar tsarnaev was recently found guilty for his involvement in the 2013 attacks and will be sentenced next week. anchor: we are hearing from the teenager arrested and charged with vandalizing a jewish synagogue in gaithersburg. sebastian espinoza-carranza is out on bond right now. montgomery county reporter kevin l

he wakes up in a prison that is close to gillette stadium, the place where he was once a rising star aaron hernandez's words during his transfer to a state prison wednesday. that prison close to the stadium where he once played as a new england patriot. a law enforcement source saying hernandez telling his jailers "i didn't do it." hours after being sentenced to life without parole. >> guilty of murder in the first degree. >> reporter: hernandez grim-faced as he heard the verdict. with his mother and fiancee in tears and just feet away from the family of victim odin lloyd no less emotional. hernandez pursing his lips and appearing it to mouth the words, be strong and i'm okay they got it wrong. a jury finding hernandez guilty of the 2013 execution-style murder of odin lloyd shot six times. central to the case surveillance videos that show the victim on the night of his death getting into a rented altima with hernandez and two other men. other video showing the same car at the industrial park where lloyd's body was found. and minutes later that car back in hernandez's driveway. hernan

. >> reporter: now less than two miles from gillette stadium where the 25-year-old had a promising careernd a $40 million nfl contract hernandez will spend the rest of his life in this prison without the possibility of parole. >> aaron hernandez may have been a well-known new england patriots football player however, in the end it, the jury found that he was just a man hon committed a brutal murder. >> reporter: the defense will appeal the conviction. hernandez meanwhile still faces a separate trial for a 2012 double murder in boston. t.j. and reena. >> thank you. also in massachusetts, remembering the victims of the marathon bombing with a moment of silence. the tolling of church bells and a call for kindness marked the second industry of the attack. the family of the youngest victim, 8-year-old martin richard visited the finish line. his sister jane who lost a leg was also there in boots and a new prosthetic leg. this year's marathon will be on monday. >> every player in major league baseball last night was wearing the number 42. they were honoring the late jackie robinson on the 6th an

he detailed his relationship with the tight end at gillette stadium two days after the 2013 killing of odom lloyd. kraft said he insisted he was innocent. >> i wanted to know whether he was involved. any player who comes into our system, i can say they're part of our extended family and i wanted to get him help. he hoped that the time of the murder incident came out because i believe he said he was in a club. he hugged and kiss me and thanked me for my concern. >> patriots' head coach bill belichick is also listed as a potential witness but it's unlikely he'll be called. >>> this morning dozens of southern california firefighters are back home after having to force an ee vague yags on tuesday. the 70-acre fire started at a controlled burn to clear out the brush. it destroyed a military vehicle, an outbuilding, and threatened about 100 homes on tuesday. the fire is now 30% contain. >>> millions of americans could be hit by more severe storms today. hail pounded many parts of the south on tuesday. the hail stones were the size of baseballs in some spots. they shattered a home's window in