actually conduct his surgery with gloves on. which rirs much more dex tear ti than a sushi chef. >> instead of a glove law he says education is the key. >> important for personal hygiene wash your hands many, many times, as much as possible. >> there is now efforts to change language in the law to allow sushi chefs to use bare hands. that bill may come up for a voting committee next week. >> thanks for joining us for abc7 news. >> the news at 5:00 begins right now. >> a shooting takes the live of a young father in san jose. >> friends shocked his girlfriend found the body. >> distracting and deadly. what too many people still do behind the wheel. >> up here on the roof of the kgotv broadcast center. we have april showers headed our way. i'll let you know if they'll affect your plans coming up. >> we're following breaking news in fairfield. a federal agent and possibly another officer shot two people. >> what we have confirmed is two shootings were related. >> the second was a local police officer or a federal agent. this is a li

better the gloves than no glove ps. >> unless you're at the mechanic shop he does not wear any gloves and he does need to do all this checking. >> under the hood. >> checking your oil. >> these two very hysterical ads were put out by the testicular canada organization to create consciousness about male health issues in particular testicular cancer and how all it takes is just the simple self-exam. >> which most guys do on the couch anyway. >> is that right? >> dudes sit around with hands in their pants. >> the organization founded by sheryl perry her son adam when in the 10th grade he had a swollen testy call. he never said a word. he was diagnosed with cancer and seven months later he ended up passing away because of it. she wants to use that as an opportunity to create awareness and remind people no matter what your age is, to check yourself. >> a lady is caught on camera breaking in to swipe a family's dog. >> they put up facebook photos of their dog saying their dog is missing in the area. they got a whole bunch of tips. >> what happens when they finally track her down and call he

on. >> his hands were probably really cold. >> better the gloves than no gloves. >> unless you're athe mechanics shop, he does not wear any gloves and he does need to do all this checking. >> test under the hood, check the oil. >> these two very hysterical ads were put out by the testicular cancer canada organization to create consciousness about male health issues, in particular, testicular cancer and how all it takes is just a simple self-exam. >> which most guys do on the couch anyway. >> is that right? sit around with heir hands in their pants. this was founded by sharyl perry. her son adam in the tenth grade had a swollen testicle but was so embarrassed so he never said a word. he was diagnosed with cancer and seven months later he passed away because of it. she wants to use that as an opportunity to create awareness. and to remind people, no matter what your age is, to check yourself. >> it is called everest jump live because daredevils -- >> is going to climb to the top of mt. everest. while he's up there, 29,000 feet up, he's going to wing suit down. >> now the guys at base c

chef like this one over here are fighting a new state law but not with the gloves on. that's what the fight is all about. that story next. >> hear from bay area kids learning new language tonight. one that is spreading like wildfire all over the world. >> and the hero in the hoodie. one man did that has a city cheering. for good reason. 7 news at welcome to the farm of jack. there's a curly fry tree. and a chopper out back. there's a barn full of buns. and a thing you gotta try. a critter that makes burgers with bacon inside. boooorrrk- it's beef and pork! get bacon in your burger. jack's new bacon insider has a juicy beef patty with bacon mixed right into it, plus bacon strips and bacon mayo on a new gourmet brioche bun. boooorrrk - it's beef and pork! get bacon in your burger. moooiiink. sz. >> google own mess. 1356 l smart thermostat are recalling a project because of a design flaw. we first showed you the problem. the mess smoke detector could be turned off. video from the company and they say it uncovered the issue through its own testing and no reports of current

and with gloves on te don't that feel for it. with a sushi and rice becoming one. >> this health inspector says he believes gloves won't hamper a chef's dexterity. >> a brain surgeon has to conduct his surgery with ghofs on, >> instead of a law, he says educating food workers is key. >> importantly for us for personal hygiene. >> there is effort to allow the chefs to use their bare hands. that bill may come up for a vote in committee next week. >> nest is recalling a product because of a design flaw. this is video and it has no reports of current owners with this issue. it's being pulled from store shelves and owners getting a software update. nest acquired by google this year. >> there is a push in schools to teach kids how to code and create software. a city started a group called coder dojo. >> i'm afraid to mess it up. >> you won't. >> she knows how to code and develop apps and games. this morning she spent the morning teaching kids how to create a program. >> that is not there. saying i'm going there. so it's kind of like an

and with gloves on te don't that feel for it. >> this health inspector says he believes gloves won't hamper a chef's dexterity. >> a brain surgeon has to conduct his surgery with ghofs on, >> instead of a law, he says educating food workers is key. >> personal hygiene. >> there is effort to allow the chefs to use their bare hands. that bill may come up for a vote in committee next week. >> nest is recalling a product because of a design flaw. this is video and it has no reports of current owners with this issue. it's being pulled from store shelves and owners getting a software update. nest acquired by google this year. >> there is a push in schools to teach kids how to code and create software. a city started a group called coder dojo. >> i'm afraid to mess it up. >> you won't. >> she knows how to code and develop apps and games. this morning she spent the morning teaching kids how to create a program. >> that is not there. saying i'm going there. so it's kind of like anyone can do whatever they can do, anyway. >> she belongs to

. >> all right, so real quickly, chicago, glove, no gloves tomorrow morning. >> definitely not the gloves. >> definitely not the gloves. okay, so i'll wear the gloves. thank you, bill. appreciate that. >>> coming up on "morning joe." senator elizabeth warren answers whether she plans to run for president and talking about her feelings towards hillary clinton. >>> then when we come back we'll huddle around the water cooler. emcee brian williams once again on "the tonight show" and has plans for his next big hit. what kind of requests is bri-wi making of jimmy fallon? the conversation about his car loan didn't start here. it started with that overdue bill he never got. checking his experian credit report and score allowed him to identify and better address the issue. then drive off into the sunset. experian. the was a truly amazing day. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. for over 18 years we've helped people take care of the things that matter most. join today at angieslist.com disturbing the pantry. ortho crime files. a house

gloves to handle poultry. those gloves are contaminated and they're using those to handle other foods. shouldn't you be throwing out the gloves immediately after you handle chicken? >> that's a good point. at home we use gloves, wash and reuse them. but i think hospitals are in a place, especially in light of this data, this is a good example of why we should use gloves, throw them away, get another pair on before preparing food. >> yeah. and, of course, hand hygiene, always important. >> absolutely, yeah. hand hygiene. >> yeah. wash those hands before, after, all of the time. i had salmonella from lettuce, and that's actually the most common source. >> it absolutely is. one of the reasons is because so much of our food gets imported and then the water that's used to water it is actually the same water that's been mixed with sanitation or sewage. so that's the water that goes in our food. so always wash your food, even those prepackaged, prewashed foods. make sure you wash them. don't take a chance with your h

bill, i went with the gloves.ke them out. >> one of the coldest spots in the country is right where you're standing this morning, thomas. i'm sorry i can't be out there with you. are you doing the hand warmers? >> no, i just went with the gloves. i was too lazy to hit the hand warmers together. but i can do that on the commercial break. >> it is chilly in chicago for the crew there. it's 36 with a wind chill of 31. that's coat and jacket and glove weather for you. it by far the coldest spot in the entire country. so luck would have it that "morning joe" would be there that morning. >> last night we saw the rain push off the northeast coast. it all dried off for the most part. there will be showers in northern new england this morning. we have a rain storm and severe weather heading into the central plains. if you're in oklahoma, kansas, you have to keep an eye to the sky. there will be isolated strong storms and isolated tornadoes with us today, reaching oklahoma city late this evening in that i-35 corridor. a coo

. >>> gold glove. the best baseball catch of the year comes from a ball girl who likely saved a fan from certain injury. >>> good tuesday morning. the e ceo of general motors' tr to washington started off with an emotional meeting. >> mary barra broke down in tes after coming face to face with family members who lost loved ones in ashes. >>> those recalls involve 6 million vehicles and will be involved in the congressional hearings beginning today. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the title is the gm ignition switch recall. why did it take so long? today, gm's ceo is expected to tell lawmakers that she still doesn't have an answer. today general motors ceo will face tough questions from congress about the automakers' faulty ignition switches linked to 13 deaths and why it took more than ten years to reveal the problem. in prepared testimony mary barra will say today she is deeply sorry, repeating her promise to conduct a thorough and un impimd investigation and that today's gm will do the right

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. >> i had gloves on. >> you didn't need gloves? >> i did, look. my fingers turned blue.hose are gloves. >> hand warmers in the pockets make you look cooler. >> i know. i was lazy. >> let's talk about what happened yesterday. severe weather, no tornados, that was good. hail and wind damage. now through central kansas, topeka getting thunderstorms. this is going to move as a cold rain from minneapolis to chicago during the day today. later this afternoon into tonight, severe weather possible. st. louis, little rock, maybe a few tornados, not a big outbreak, big, strong storms. and new england, you were cold -- >> yep. >> new england, windy, 50 degrees and raining. you weren't alone in the chilly weather yesterday. >> so perfect for sweating pine tar? your yankees? >> if that's what you do. >> yeah. >> they're yankees, you have to win at all costs. >> he's going down fight for the yankees. and on morning joe, the president's surprising comments that could put the u.s. at odds with china. >>> and we huddle around the water cooler when stephen colbert breaks the news to jon s

. >>> gold glove. the best baseball catch of the year comes from a ball girl who likely saved a fan from certain injury. >>> good tuesday morning. the ceo of general motors trip to washington started off with an emotional meeting. >> mary barra broke down in tears last night after coming face to face with family members who lost loved ones in crashes involving cars now under growing recall. >> those recalls now involve more than 6 million vehicles and will be the center of congressional hearings beginning today. abc's kristin fisher is live in washington with all the details. good morning, kristin. >> reporter: good morning, john and diana. well, the title of this hearing is actually the gm ignition switch recall. why did it take so long? but today gm's ceo is expected to tell lawmakers that she still doesn't have an answer. today general motors' ceo will face tough questions from congress about the automakers' faulty ignition switches now linked to at least 13 deaths and why it took more than 10 years

grab a glove. i'm going to throw you a ball. already, crazy lady.on't know what you're doing, but i'm going to throw you this ball. it's -- >> jimmy: will the astronaut from space catch it? [ audience responds ] let's see. >> good throw. >> jimmy: i don't know what that was. >> you've got the dodger hat on, right? >> you know it, baby. >> can i throw you a baseball? the braves? how about both of you grab a glove? come on. we can do this together. all right, fellas. fight for it. okay? it's up there. >> jimmy: will they catch it? [ audience responds ] we're about 50-50 on this one. >> oh! wow! take that. [ applause ] >> jimmy: stole that one. all right. next. >> spongebob. >> yeah. >> if i threw you a ball do you think you could catch it? >> oh, yeah, probably can. >> all right, spongebob. this one's yours. it's up there. >> jimmy: will spongebob catch it? [ audience responds it ] no. >> no. >> jimmy: and finally -- >> oh, boy. do i have a baseball for you. can i throw you one? >> yeah. >> all right, lady. now, if i hit you in the face, i'm really, r

one puts on gloves walks over to it they use pliers looks like pliers to basically push its skin offse barbs. >> you got it hooked on both. >> gosh it's hard to do because there are other barbs around. its wings get impaled. >> after maneuvering with the bat, the wires, the barb, and the tool they are able to release him. >> okay. >> after they were done they did take him and put him in a bucket with a blanket to warm him up a little bit. >> i bet they'll rehabilitate the bat, make sure the injury's cleaned out, give it antibiotics. >> sou lndsike a happily ever after to me. >> get warm i know. >> security cameras catch pointless behavior in two different parts of the world. first, in england, inside a small supermarket. look at these dudes coming in in hooded sweatshirts carrying golf clubs, swinging them willy-nilly at poor cashier. >> no masks. >> they had hoodies up but it doesn't stay up. easy to see the two faces. a guy gets in a struggle. another guy tries to calm the two guys with the golf clubs down trying to get them out of the store. get them out of the store he 5.fm deadd

. >> the next invention, gloves for music. so how does this all work?> this is created by image heap. she wanted to create these gloves because they allow her to be more expressive. instead of sliding up bars or pressing buttons on her keyboard she can move her arms fluidly and create music. >> moving around the scale, up, down, and then can change the scope like that. kind of pitch bending it. >> it's more like a dance, where the music is coming from the movement. >> right. ♪ >> if you can hear, it's going from like left to right. >> does it make composing music easier? >> i'm not sure technically about easier but someone that wants to be expressive in this way it will make that process nicer for them. >> future is here, my friends. >> an artist decides to camp out in a bear. >> he's going to live inside this bear for 13 days. >> why? >> why this exhibit >>> do you want to build a prom dress? yes. >> what? >> those people who have watched "frozen" over and over will know that tune. this girl has made a prom dress inspired by elsa from "frozen". >> i fo

like 80 one day and the next day you'll need the hat and gloves.se today in the ohio valley, tomorrow in the northeast. but we have rain all the way now in new york, d.c.. gusty winds. and already 1 to 2 inches on the ground from cincinnati to detroit. it's 26 degrees in detroit with snow on the ground this morning. careful on the bridges and overpasses. it's cold in dallas at 38. we are 20 degrees -- actually 30 degrees warmer in washington, d.c. right now than we are in dallas, texas. >> weird weather. >> it is. just get ready in the northeast. tomorrow morning you'll need the winter coat and jacket and hat and gloves. >> thanks so much, 40-year-old. appreciate it. >>> coming up on "morning joe," anti-ukranian sentiment building in the eastern part of the country. russia's connection to the uprising and the next step for the fledgling government. when we come back here, we'll huddle around the water cooler. if at first you don't succeed, climb, climb again. this poor guy man versus fence, yeah, your heart will break. we'll show you how it all com

little water or soap or hygiene practices and in the clinics and hospitals often there's a lack of gloves and gowns and masks, it's only in that setting you really see efficient transmission of this virus. >> you know, the reason people are so alarmed about this particular outbreak is because it's never been spread so widely before. it's usually just confined to remote areas but now it's within a stone's throw of an international airport, so understand how to keep safe we first had to dig deep to understand what really makes this ebola virus tick. they think ebola comes from forested areas like these ones that you're looking at now. pathogens living inside of animals that somehow get into humans. and it's so scary because ebola is a swift, efficient and very bloody killer. in fact, in some cases nine out of ten people who become infected actually die from this. it can take anywhere between 2 and 21 days for someone to start to get sick after they've been exposed, that's called the incubation period, and during that time they can travel. they can travel around the country or even between c

multiple pairs of gloves and masks. the head is completely covered. a multi-layer gown, boots and then an apron. it's positively suffocating in the 100-degree weather. >> these are the final pair of gloves we put on. >> preparing to treat a patient with ebola is like preparing to land on the moon, but you're their only visitor, the only person helping them survive. they do this so people outside these wards, the people on the streets, will never know what it's like to be inside. and i can tell you i'm so far on this latest outbreak, there are more than 220 people who have been infected, at least 135 have died. where i was in guinea where you saw there that's where the majority of the cases were but people have also become infected and died in neighboring liberia making this one of the most widespread outbreaks in history. >>> monday is the boston marathon, the site of that tragic bombing one year ago. you know, like a lot of people i was so touched by the strength of those people who were hurt, but who had survived. in fact, i spent time with mark fuk

to listen to music, just stick your thumbs in your ears. >> reporter:the gloves also offered gaming and a handful of other useful techie tricks. youtube video >>"here are youtube's video trends for 2014" >> reporter:youtube put together a great fake video showing off what was currently trending on the web. >> reporter:"it's called water glub glub - move over gangam style" >> reporter:and here is another trend called clocking it's the next planking. >> reporter:clocking explainer twitter joined in on the fun by announcing https:/blog.twitter.com/2014 /coming-soon-the-twitter- users to tweet by performing a "pecking" motion with their heads. "good morning america" http:/abcnews.go.com/blogs/h eadlines/2014/04/twitter- helmet-to-let-user-tweet- with-their-heads/ was able prototype of the fictional device. >> reporter:sony had a good one they unvieled the future of food. power food that would charge your gadgets and your body. sony's bar perfect >> reporter:and google's social network google plus announced a new photo bombing'. >> reporter:when users upload pictures to google plus, google w

. >>> and the heels are off, and the glove s as are on, and tryio get back into the political ring iniowa, but does the former veep candidate pack a punch? >>. >>> it is time for the "your business entrepreneur of the week." this man left his business to start a business to create spectacular art. his creations can be seen from las vegas to a mall in dubai. for more "your business" join us 7:30 sunday mornings. new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-line community, that helps our members connect and share ideas to make smart business decisions. if you mess up, fess up. be your partners best partner. we built it for our members, but it's open for everyone. there's not one way to do something. no details too small. american express open forum. this is what membership is. this is what membership does. he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. when sales rep steve hatfield books at laquinta.com, so he knows exactly when he can prep for his presentation. and when steve is perfectly preppe

. >> this is the evolution of the touchscreen glove. these are awesome. throw your hand in here, sync it with your phone. when your phone rings, you might have it in your wallet, in your jacket, in your purse, it rings, you press this button over here. you can actually take a phone call on your glove. i'm not kidding. it is wild. volume up, volume down. you have all the controls you need. you can hang up on your friend. i've got to go, see you later, bye. you're laughing. this is fantastic. >> it's so original and for the company whose logo is right there, everybody will be looking at it. >> you're right. it's great visibility, tech savvy, cool, funky. people who have their logo on here will have their brand associated with a funky idea. >> it's great. i love it. >>> mark, you're selling jack daniels and steaks. >> no, we are selling t. shirts. our company screen prints t-shirts and we package them in a way that makes it more interesting for the end user. >> this is a t-shirt right here? >> this is a t-shirt. >> toif to stick it in water or anything? >> n

winner, kids in the stands with gloves.han going to a game as a kid and that excitement that you feel with the just the possibility of maybe changing a game ball. loser, adults in the stands with a glove. [ laughter ] you have chosen the least efficient way to get a used baseball. just buy one with the money you get from your job. no one's going to be impressed with the story of how you heroically beat out a group of children for mets, nationals fouled hit. [ applause ] loser, managers dressed like players. [ light laughter ] why are you wearing the uniform? you're not going to play. people at comic con look more natural in their clothes and they're dressed like thor. [ laughter ] loser, weird sunburns. it's a big season for weird sunburns. nothing is more enduring in the human condition than people forgetting about the sun. hey, you know how you put sunscreen on when you go to the beach? that's the same sun at the baseball game. so if you spend three hours in a cap, sunglasses and one glove, don't be surprise if you wake u

. >> and rubber gloves and nail polish. >> rubber gloves and duct tape. >> she sounded crankiy pants.e and it will go to her charity because her brother is killed. it gets intense. >> i have to say that she is known onset as a monster i believe she has a point. >> if you are leaving an uh but bookstore, that's wrong. if i am buying male order farm farm -- pharmaceuticals. >> i understand being angry about that. it seeks more directly to your character. everyone shops there. you can get anything there. i don't care if she wins. i don't care about her. my spell check doesn't recognize her name. that means she is irrelevant. >> you i have the same thing with mcconaghey and my computer can't fix it. when i do a story on mcconaghey i respell it. where do you stand on this? >> she should be happy with someone seeing her. i haven't seen her since "knocked up." my favorite part is the lawsuit said as a consequence of her work in the entertainment and fill an throbbing pick work. >> maybe it is your own ignorance. >> she is right. she should win this lawsuit. >> she has a case. >> she is lucky

. >> this is the revolution of the touchscreen glove. these things are awesome.hat you do is you throw your hand in here. you sync it with your phone and as you're walking down the street when your phone rings you might have your phone in your wallet -- sorry, it might be in your jacket, in your purse, it rings you press this button over here and you can actually take a phone call on your glove. i'm not kidding. it is wild. volume up, volume down. you got all the controls here. you can hang up on your friend afterwards, see you later, bye. and you're laughing. >> it's so original and for the company whose logo is right there, everyone is going to be looking at it. >> you're 100% right about that. it's great visibility. it's tech savvy. it's cool. it's funky. people that have their logo on here are going to have their brand associated with a really funky idea. >> it's great. you're selling jack daniel's? >> i wish we were selling jack daniel's. no we're selling t-shirts. our company t-shirts and we package them in a way that makes it more interesting for the end u

lincoln had a pair of gloves that he brought with him and today those blood stained gloves are a horrible reminder of the violence of that evening at forth's theater. >> the final resting place of abraham lincoln is visited by hundreds of thousands of people a year. turning his raimtion into relics. >> even now in the 21st century in the lincoln collectible market you'll see swaths of hair and people trying to deal in blood stained fabric, saying this is lincoln's. we are fascinated by lincoln, we have to own him. >> taken to the extreme in 1876 when a group of chicago counterfeiters, tried to steal his body and hold it for ransom. >> these were the tools that were used by the people who tried to steal mr. lincoln's remains. they were able to cut through sarcophagus. . >> for many years they kept those remains buried in a shallow grave beneath the too many, beneath -- tomb, beneath the layer of the tomb. each guard was sworn to keep this secret. >> it is a where secret few visitors were allowed to see firsthand. we were given unique access to the interior cavities of lincoln's tomb. >> at

rubber gloves. and duck tapes. >> she sounded really cranky pants in this story. and then the real come down was we expect dwayne reed to pay for the willful misuse and it's going to go to a charity because her brother got killed. she's really intense about this. >> i have to say that even though she's known on set as a monster, i believe she is a point because i think if you're leaving an adult book store and that adult book store tweets about you. that's wrong. if i'm buying mail order far pharmaceuticals can they tweet about that. thanks gutfeld for the viagra. >> it speaks more directly to your character but everyone shops at dwayne reed or pharmacies. they are no longer just pharmacies. you can get anything there. i don't care if she wins or care about her because my spell check doesn't recognize her name which means she's irrelevant. >> i had that same thing with matthew mcconaughey. my computer can't mix it so whenever we do a story on him, i spend at least 20 minutes respelling it and lookin

here's a hint, blue glove. it's "the independents." up. a short word that's a tall order. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, and we ought to know. we're in the business of up. everyday delta flies a quarter of million people while investing billions improving everything from booking to baggage claim. we're raising the bar on flying and tomorrow we will up it yet again. . kennedy: there is no better example of the inefficiency and intrusion of government than the tsa. going to the airport, tries your patience and tests the limits of physical and emotional boundaries, we felt the prying fingers and the arbitrary searches, is there any sight in the tsa's overreach. we're joined by chris edwards with the cato institute. is there any branch of government up in your business more than the tsa? >> no, the tsa is extremely annoying, the aviation system is getting more and more congested, more and more americans are wasting more time in airports. it's a lot for the economy. and our individual freedom and frankly, the tsa does a mediocre j

here's a hint, blue glove. it's "the independents." . kennedy: there is no better example of the inefficiency and intrusion of government than the tsa. going to the airport, tries your patience and tests the limits of physical and emotional boundaries, we felt the prying fingers and the arbitrary searches, is there any sight in the tsa's overreach. we're joined by chris edwards with the cato institute. is there any branch of government up in your business more than the tsa? >> no, the tsa is extremely annoying, the aviation system is getting more and more congested, more and more americans are wasting more time in airports. it's a lot for the economy. and our individual freedom and frankly, the tsa does a mediocre job in terms of security performance, there are 16 airports in the united states that have been allowed to have private airport screening. those airports typically do better than the airports with government screening and many tasks over the years. i think we get less congestion and better security if we went through private sc

you always want to wear gloves and a mask.in there, you activate this stuff with hot water. now, i'm not wearing goggles or gloves, just for sake of -- >> you should. >> but you should. this is boiling water. pour this in the drain and activate it. look at that. >> wow. >> now you spin it. don't breathe that just yet. >> is it okay for the environment? >> it's fine. it's completely safe. now, there is the hair. >> i love this stuff. >> does it disintegrate it? >> yes. >> oh, my gosh. >> gross. >> this is so cool. >> what's it doing to our nostril hair? >> it's fine. it's fine. you stir this. what it does, in 60 seconds -- >> oh my gosh. >> it dissolves all the gunk. any slow drain in the shower, whatever it is -- >> no, it's fine. >> if you got a question for -- >> insta-flo. it's fantastic. >> if you have a question for lou, go to klgandhoda.com, hit the connect button. >> i'll be on lou's radio show this saturday. >> done. >> yes. >> wgn radio. there you go. >> here is the question, are you mid-life and divorced? >> wait, wh

stained gloves are a horrible reminder of that night. >> reporter: the final resting place of presidentcoln attracts more than 300,000 visitors a year. in death he achieved historical status. >> even now, you'll see swaths of hair. people trying to deal in blood-stained fabric. saying this is lincoln's. we are fascinated with lincoln, we have to own him. >> reporter: a fascination taken to the extreme in 1976 when a group of counterfeiters tried to steal the body and hold it for ransom. >> mr. lincoln did not rest peacefully. they gained access inside to the burial chamber, they were able to cut through the sar cough gus, they were able to expose the coffin, but that's when they were disrupted. >> reporter: protecting the president in death fell to an elite group. >> for many years they kept those remains buried in a shallow grave beneath the basement of the tomb. and each member of the guard was sworn to protect this secret. >> reporter: it is a secret found deep inside the mon yum few visitors have ever been allowed to see firsthand. we were given unique access to the interior cavitie

in san francisco, boxing gloves. >> hello. >> oh, yes. >> now this teacher has upgrades for a submersiblewhich kids built and operate. talk about google sending messages to students >> they're opening eyes to possibilities they can do this kind of work. >> a message the world can be their oyster. >> from oakland high school, wayne freedman abc7 news >> now, you know there are some things to look out for when it comes to defective advertising. >> consumer reports partnering with michael fin yes to reveal what they are. >> yes. >> we know deception can be found. consumer reports has good advice about terms you should not take at face value. >> nissan got in trouble with this ad showing a truck pushing a dune buggy up a hill. >> no way. >> problem is that it's something the truck cannot do. the ftc called it deceptive. consumer reports says it happens more often than you might expect. >> it violates the law. but regulators can't monster everything. >> it's up to shoppers to read fine print. they see terms like satisfaction guaranteed. ftc says companies should only say that if willing to pro

. >> if you bring a glove, you're good. >> we're all good. because it's baseball season in spring. how quickly they've become accustomed to winning. thank you very much. >> this little cutie looks ready for action. great shot. we're loving the little giants i black stickers pretty cool. you can e mail your favorites, keep them coming. >> excite about this visitor, hillary clinton the start of a tour that likes like a political campaign. she is talking, sort of about her political future. >> how can she not talk about it? she's being asked to save questions. this is the way you know, right now, she's not going to decide tomorrow whether or not she's going to run. clinton says she wants to ask two questions. why does she want to do this. >> hundreds waited to enter. runs doors opened it took a long time for everyone to be seated. it was a full house. the marketing software company the former secretary of state invited to talk about the thing that's matter in san francisco and the silicon valley. the issue of granting more visas led the discussion. >> companies need workers right now

once again he is called safe, but in the replay he touches the glove. the giants have no challenges left so they lose to the diamondbacks on that run. >>> you can just see the pain on his face. >> more than two dozen songs will live on forever in the library of congress. >> well 25 classic recordings will be around forever as long the library of congress is around. they picked albums like "the joshua tree," and "the streets have no name" ♪ you give yourself away ♪ with or without you, with or without you ♪ >> also "heart like a wheel". ♪ are you really -- you're no good, you're no good, you're no good ♪ >>> and when you have that song in your head for the rest of the day, you can thank us. >> thank you for joining us. >> our next newscast is at 5:00. - hey! did you know that everybody here went out last night without us? oh, nerds! nerds? nerds. - yeah, thursday night thunder. that's been going on for years. - you know about it? how come i've never been invited? don't you think that's a little bit rude? - well, i yelled "baba booey" at walter cronkite's

because we didn't really touch the papers with gloves, we had no gloves on. so later on the authorities said, guys, i mean, just for your information we found some weird old eggs of cockroaches and other stuff on these papers, so we understand why you all fell sick. >> yeah. but so, obviously, presumably you had already gone through all the documents or copied them all. you had them ready to really begin going through those documents. >> that is a fair assumption. [laughter] >> so this is, i mean, this is part detective story and part, you know, sort of eluding capture because had you been caught at customs, i mean, not only could -- i mean, you would -- >> wouldn't have been here. definitely not. yes. >> there's several people in the acknowledgments of the book whose assistance may have involved safe harbor for a briefcase in a wardrobe or a trunk or different places. >> when the story came out in "the new york times," what was the reaction in egypt? >> well, we did kind of, we feared -- not we feared, but we were expecting some reactions from the egyptian g

. >> multiple pairs of glove and masks.>> these are the final pair of gloves. >> preparing to treat a patient is like preparing to land on the moon. but you're the only visitor. the only person helping them survive. they do this so that people outside of these wards, the people on the streets will never know what it's like to be inside. there's something else worth pointing out as well. the local health care workers, they also when they take care of the pashs they are obvio-- patiy are putting themselves at risk, but because of the stigma, they can't tell people that they're working here. if they tell people they are helping patients with ebola, they will be stigmatized as well. the numbers have gone up although a little bit of good news. the rate at which they're going up appears to have slowed down a bit. it will still be a month and a half before we know if the outbreak is over. >> sanjay gupta risking his life to bring us that important information. newsroom with brooke baldwin starts right now. >> the first time they s

the inning pagan with a glove and base hit off the right that scores a run.ike morris with a bullet to center. can't make the play and huddy sensational. 7 and two-thirds and strikes out seven. romo closing it out and completing the shutout. tim lincecum will go in the series finale tomorrow. a's and indians playing. i need more cow bell please. as christopher watkins would say, we start with a nightcap. bottom of four and the stanford man singles to center. 3-2 athletics. 5* grounder into shallow right here. brian shaw drops the ball. jim johnson who blew the opener comes on in the 9th and loads the bases. 6-4 and the indians the final. he took the blame saying we should be 3-0. it is my fault. in game one he made his a's debut against his old team, the indians. breaking ball and it locks up nick swisher. to the third and here it comes and there it goes. a two-run homer to right and our first tunnel celebration of the season. 5-0 athletics. seven and a third score less frames. a's a winner 6-1. when we come back, the warriors visit san antonio with the usual

. >> on the night of the assassination, president lincoln had a pair of gloves that he brought with him. and today that's a horrible reminder of the violence that evening. >> reporter: the lincoln memorial attracts for than 300,000 visitors each year. historians say his remains have been turned into relics. >> even now you you will see swaths of hair, people dealing with bloodstaine bloodstained fg that it's lincoln. we are fascinated with lincoln. we have to own him. >> reporter: a group of counterfeiters tried to steal the president's body and hold it for ransom. >> they tried to steal lincoln's remains? >> yes, mr. lincoln did not rest peacefully. they gained access inside the burial chamber. they were able to cut through the sarcophagus. they were able to expose the coffin, but that's when they were disrupted. they didn't get any further than that. >> reporter: protecting the president in death felt to an elite group known as lincoln's guard of honor. >> for many years they kept those remains buried in a shallow grave beneath the tomb, beneath the basement of the tomb. each member o

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comcast business built for business. >>> the gloves are off. rition priebus calling harry reid.pt do-over on those words. >> not at all? >> no, not at all. probably choose harcher ones if i could. >> like? >> well, look, the guy has a pattern of behavior, i mean, look in 2006, he was accused of similar conduct. and he apologized for it, of using his own office to conduct and put together opposition research books for against his opponents. and he apologize ford that. owe said romney didn't actually pay any taxes. that was false. here is a guy who paid his granddaughter money out of a campaign account. now he is using a government web site to post partisan attacks against the koch brothers and republicans and using a government twitter account it do the same thing. >> first of all, not that this is -- do you think that he is actually doing it or a staff? >> it doesn't matter. >> you think is he actually doing it? i heard him say things on the floor that are pretty vicious. do you really think he did the twitter account. >> that makes it even worse. let's just say he wasn't doing

>> dropping the gloves.oodness gracious. >>> let's hope there's nothing like that tonight when uconn and kentucky get together for the national championship. uconn got there by beating florida by ten points on saturday night. kentucky won a nail-biter against wisconsin. tonight is the first time that the two teams playing in the title were not in the ncaa tournament in the previous season. that's since 1966. >>> and somebody get this guy more popcorn. look at this. a fan in pittsburgh had the chance of a lifetime. but he didn't have a glove to catch that ball. so he did what any man would do. caught it with his bucket of popcorn. >> then got showered with it. i love it. >> he had a little bit of popcorn left to enjoy. good going by him. >> that's awesome. >> you can always buy popcorn. you can't always buy -- >> as kids, we take off our hat if the ball is coming. a bucket of popcorn, that's something. >> you don't have a lot of time to think. >> you don't. that's awesome. >>> we should say, ahead of the next

multiple pairs of gloves and masks. the head is completely covered.ts and then an apron. it is positive suffocating in the 100-degree weather. >> these are the final pair of gloves. >> reporter: preparing to treat a patient with ebola is like preparing to land on the moon, but you are their only visitor, the only person helping them survive. they do this so people outside of these wards and the people on the streets will never know what it is like to be inside. sanjay joins us now. the death toll and the number infected. they're stiletto going up but the prime minister says the outbreak is nearly under control. can both be true? >> what happens in these situations, initially because there's some confusion as to whether this is ebola or not, you suddenly get a lot of cases as people realize, previously sick people had ebola. so the numbers are still going up. the rate at which they are going up has slowed down a little bit. but it is important to point out that it will be some time from now, about a month and a half before you can even say the outbreak

in oakland they went to the park and i with gloves and bags and went to work. there were lots of items wedged between rocks. earth day is celebrated april 22nd to raise awareness how to take care of the planet. the first earth day was in 1970. >> shoe fans get their fix, stories coming up next. also, wrong time, wrong place. we'll show you what happened during a very close call during a press conference. >>> a life look -- live look outside on very sunny saturday. the forecast is coming. >>> now here's david muir with a look at what is ahead on world news at 5:30. >> coming up here, new reporting on the terror takedown, the drone strike near an al qaeda training camp. was it u.s. retaliation? tonight you'll see the underwater view from the divers' cameras in the ferry disaster. >> the fireball explosion right before their eyes. see you shortly. >>> a close can call for a senator during a press conference at a train station. watch this. >> as you know -- >>> a connecticut senator was standing on the yellow line at the edge of an amtrak mat form when a plane whiz

hunter pence onto the glove of jason and hicks and blanco scores and giants up 4 3.in the sixth, his fifth of the year. john completes the sweep tomorrow with a 5-3 victory. >> right now, i think i just was not only aloof to things i wanted to do. i had the blame plan, just not executing it and exacerbated the feeling of hopelessness, well, things just not going right. >> one of those innings where you stole a lot of pitches, it's awesome to find a way to get a hit. we did that. >> in houston scored 22 runs against the astros, two in the first but dexter fowler cuts the lead in half with a solo shot 2-1 a's. astros take the lead of the second. chris carter, two-run bomb, gave up three runs and six innings and struck out seven, 3-2 houston. able to tie it at three and allows four runs in the eighth. fouler with an rbi single to left. sean doolittle. oakland with a come back in the ninth. brandon moss, see you. three-run homer and a one-run game, however, raul strikes out lowry and that does it, astros take one 7-6 your final. >> the clippers game four tomorrow right h