robert gordon and michael darda with us.versation with alan krueger of princeton university, his landmark work on the nations inequality. and bill gross will join us as well, from janus capital. that will be on tv, radio, and serious xm channel -- and serious xm channel 119. tom: before jobs day, quiet. 111.nd turning off weaker in the last couple of days. notcine says she was returning to london unless we were over 1.40. renminbi, 6.51. important meetings over the weekend in china. look for that news sunday evening across all of bloomberg. francine: coming up shortly, it with davidrg " westin, jonathan ferro, and stephanie ruhle. we have a lot going on because there is china, jobs, and we're looking at japan. jon: we will start with payroll. we are looking for 195 k. and over bearish tom keene is looking for 140, 150. he always does go below the estimate. payroll is in focus. chinese equity market is in focus. then there is really important political news, several layers not just in europe but in brazil as well. we are

gordon cooper's?came with a letter saying it was. >> this scratch right here -- that's the smoking gun. >> houston, we have a problem. it takes precious days to solve the mystery. the key clue comes when the auction house compares rick's camera with the one wally schirra took into space the year before cooper's flight. >> our forensic expert, with photographic evidence, was able to find scuff marks that matched exactly to schirra's camera. this is schirra's camera, taken in 1962, and it matches exactly to the one that rick bought. >> so, rick thought he was buying gordon cooper's space camera, but he was really buying wally schirra's. but how could that be? >> they took home each other's things, but both astronauts sold their cameras believing that this was schirra's and this was cooper's. >> far from being a problem, it turns out to be a good thing. schirra was the first guy to take it up in space. this is the most famous hasselblad there is. >> so, wait a minute. that sounds like it's worth more. >>

gordon: absolutely.e czar of the economy, talks about innovation economy because you have manufacturing contracting and investment losing efficacy, so he is looking to the internet and he has something called the internet plus strategy. well how can you have that , strategy if you don't have an internet? it doesn't make sense. cory: is this saber rattling? gordon: i think it is. because, you know, they have tried this before and obviously they have not carried through on their threats. the we've got to remember this is consistent with a line of attempts over the last of three or four months to really close off china. for instance, they had rules that would prohibit foreign websites from publishing in china. it goes on and on. the leader of the country is severing china from the rest of the world. this is what he wants. people say, oh, he is a reformer. but only if you think a 1950's style economy is progress. that's reform then. otherwise, it's not. cory: so you think this is coming from different voices

david: i am not sure about gordon's point. i would like to as gordon why it is bad. it is even possible to do it without government involvement? i think, if i were an investor, i would be reassured by that. gordon: in china's system, of course the government has interest in your business because of what david is referring to. you get a favored position. this is really not good for china because you have a company that is involved with some of the most innovative going on in the chinese economy and now you have the dead hand of the state rank -- state bank wanting to take it over. i don't find that to be a good thing. it is a lot of things about the chinese economy. emily: what is your take on how this fits into the broader climate? we have been talking a lot about valuation in the united states. this number, doesn't strike you as extremely high? david: it strikes me as of certainly high. i don't understand how it could possibly be a legitimate valuation. they haven't achieved it, they are just trying to get it. it does not make sense to me. i think long-term, the chi

gordon's mother says her son was a family man and father of six. on january 3rd, 2015, gordon was watching one of his sons when his aunt says she got a even if call. >> supposedly he had a phone call, saying come help me out, these guys doing this about this basketball court. >> reporter: linda says around 5:00, gordon went to the friend's house on the 1,000 block of division street in camden. the friend, wasn't home. that is when police say gordon was shot, multiple times. >> it appears as though he was in the raining place at the wrong time. >> reporter: family gather at coupe are university hospital and stood vigil by gordon for days. he unfortunately succumb to his injuries january 23rd. >> he did not deserve whatever happened to him. >> it is extremely frustrating. it is frustrating to talk the two families because you want to give them justice and to make them understand legal process and what we have to go through to get witnesses to come forward and have courage to dot right thing. >> reporter: the citizens crime commission is administering

seats and gordon as chairman.al came back. there is mr. bethune. they said two seats including mr. bethune but the key is a threshold issue of mr. bethune being made the chairman, jim, of the company. now they are looking for six seats. very much unclear. i can't remember the last time an activist investor won all the seats like that. star board, dart and when they replace the board. they say it is a minority slate but with a board at 15 but apparently going back down to 12 with directors stepping off and two of the overall directors being not elected by shareholders but union reps one could argue you are talking about enten seats and they want six. that's a majority slate, control slate. that's an interesting question. >> what are they upset about? i'm looking at the numbers for united. stock over the three years, 94%. american, 71%. look at revenue growth year over year. united, minus 2.7. american, minus 3.9. true jetblue did bet er which we know is a growth air line. spirit, look at this. let's look at the pas

and of course, this is all under the direction of gordon lee. being here. >> thank you. >> all right. again, the firebird youth chinese orchestra will help in the lunar new year celebration on february 13th at 11:00 a.m. at the children's discovery museum of san jose. and you can get more information on nbcbayarea.com. once again, the firebird youth chinese orchestra. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ on the way, i'm filled with expectation, and you're growing everyday... (instrumental) ♪ let's go ♪ hey, oh ♪ let's go [ beep ] ♪ they're piling in the backseat ♪ aah! ♪ they're generating steam heat ♪ ♪ pulsating to the back beat ♪ the blitzkrieg bop ♪ ♪ hey, oh, let's go ♪ shoot 'em in the back now ♪ what they want, i don't know ♪ they're all revved up and ready to go ♪ >>> good morning. all-out brawl, violence breaks out at a donald trump criminally rally in arizona. at least one arrest. this morning the man is speaking out. >> what was going through my mind was put your arms over your head because this political movement has gotteno the point where you may get beat

when gordon played against con saga last night became the first openly gay player to take part in thet. he came out in 2014 and transferred to seton hall in his home state of new jersey for the season. his teammates say he's an inspiring player, but gordon just between play his game. >> i'm not out to prove anything. i mean, i know what i have to do. i know my skill level. so i mean it is just going out there, doing what i know how to do with my teammates. >> gordon said he has no regrets. gordon tweeted after the game, quote, i had an amazing college career, i truly want to thank seton hall and everyone who believed in me. it has been a pleasure. very thankful. >>> arizona's coach must have been feeling the heat during last night's game. oh, my gone. my heart goes out to this guyment check out sean miller soaked shirt. yes, he wasn't dunked with the gatorade or the water, just sweating up a storm, the poor guy. he was drenched, few minutes into the game. miller changed into a fresh shirt at the half time. okay, okay, and then there goes again, that one got pretty sweaty, too, the las

gordon carrera has more. gordon: the group calling itself islamic state has drawn in thousands of recruits from around the world, including many from britain, and now a unique insight has emerged into who joined and how. it comes in these documents, smuggled out by a former member and obtained by some media organizations. the bbc has seen only a few of them, but they look to be personnel records, effectively application forms for those who arrived in iraq and syria. the questions range from the standard, name, date, and birth, through to, who has recommended you, have you done jihad before, and do you want to be a fighter or suicide bomber? the german government today confirmed it had received a copy of the files. >> in the opinion of the security services, these documents are in all probability authentic. they show how conscientious this criminal organization is and how effective it is. gordon: the documents are reported to include details of 16 britons, including those killed by drone strikes. hundreds more

. >> next, robert gordon, professor at northwest university of economics on q&a. then british prime minister david cameron takes questions. ♪ >> this week on "q&a," robert gordon, professor northwest university of economics. he discusses his book "the rise and fall of american growth", looking at the growth in the american standard of living between 1870-1970. and whether we will ever see anything like it again. ♪ brian: professor gordon, author of "the rise and fall of american growth." 750 page

this week on q & a, robert gordon, professor of economics at northwestern university. professor gordon discusses his book "the rise and fall of american growth" in which he looks at the growth in the american standard of living between 1870 and 1970, and questions if we will ever see anything like it again. watch this sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> each week, american history tv's real america brings you archival films that provide context for today's public affairs issues. this is krorea documents hardships faced by forces on the korean peninsula. directed by academy award winner john ford, this was produced about six months after the war began when north korea invaded south korea on june 25th, 1950. in the first major conflict of the cold war, north korea was backed by china and the soviet union, while the u.s. led the united nations force in support of south korea. >> this is korea. [ explosions ] ♪ >> and this is korea. a peaceful land once, with lakes and villages and mountains where the rice grew. men and women worked and people lived for living until

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that's when gordon was shot a couple of times. the family gathered at cooper university hospital and stood vigil by gordon for days, he unfortunately succumbed to his injuries on january 23. >>> he did not deserve whatever happened to him. it is extremely frustrating it's federal rules straight to talk to the -- frustrating to talk to the families because you want to give them justice. >> reporter: the citizens crime commission is administering 3,500-dollar reward for the arrest and conviction of the person response call 215-546-tips -- person responsible. call 215-546-tips. all calls remain anonymous. >>> the family are the victims at this point we are in mourning and we'll continue to mourn until we have justice for my nephew. for crime fighters i'm rick williams channel 6 "action news." >>> it is .m. it willing mark the first time in 50 years that an american hotel chain will return to the cuban island. >>> university of oxford professor, andrew has won 2016 math prize, it has stumped the greatest minds in the world. he solved

gordon is keen on it. mrs. gordon, i have the floor. i have the floor. you can go in a minute. i'm recognize you. >> i am on the record. don't disrespect me. >> no one is disrespecting you. i am asking you to respect the floor. >> i am respecting the floor. >> i am going to adjourn the meeting. >> i move to adjourn. >> anyway, some of us -- >> the tension isn't just about teacher evaluations. the bickering is about the public comment pilot program. >> i will fight you tooth and nail if you want to end this and playing the disrespect or the race card and the other cards that you have play z in the past comment at a meeting and state my views. by the way, you have a right to state your views. >> i have never played the race card on you, but you played it on me. i never played it on you because if you did, i would let you know. i don't have to play it. i will tell you. >> gordon says teachers and leaders shouldn't have to go before the board because there is a collective bargaining process. >> i am trying to let you know there is a broken process here. i welcome public comments an

[laughter] brian: are there children in the gordon family?ert: no, they are not children, that was our choice. brian: so, lots of phd's. mom and dad are not with us any longer. how about your brother? robert: unfortunately, my brother died of the disease to the heart muscle just when years ago next week. brian: how long will you keep teaching? robert: as long as i can walk. into the classroom. and as long as my voice holdout. brian: our guest is robert j. gordon, the name of the book is "the rise and fall of american growth". and we thank you very much. robert: delighted to be here. ♪ announcer: four free transcript order, to about this program, d-a.org. at q-an programs are also available as c-span podcasts. announcer: if you enjoyed this week's qa and a interview with robert gordon, here are some other programs you might like. well thomas on changes in the telecommunications industry. andrew keen talks about his book , "the internet is not the answer." and stephen levy, his book, "the perfect thing." you can watch this anytime or search our

[laughter] brian: are there children in the gordon family?ert: no, they are not children, that was our choice. brian: so, lots of phd's. mom and dad are not with us any longer. how about your brother? robert: unfortunately, my brother died of the disease to the heart muscle just when years ago next week. brian: how long will you keep teaching? robert: as long as i can walk. into the classroom. and as long as my voice holdout. brian: our guest is robert j gordon, the name of the book is "the rise and fall of american growth". and we thank you very much. robert: delighted to be here. ♪ >> for free transcripts or to give us your comments about this program visit us at q&a.org. q&a programs are also available at c-span podcast. ♪ >> if you enjoyed this week's q&a interview with robert gordon, here are some other programs that you might like. wall street journal personal technology columnist walter mossberg on changes in the telik medications industry. andrew keen talks about his book, the internet, is not the answer. and steven levy on his book,

the league says the ruling on suspended wide-out josh gordon will be made when appropriate. we'll wait and see. robert griffin iii and the browns met. nothing to stop this story from moving forward sought sounds like the conversations might be per company lating. the questions will pick up for rgiii, and the big question is if they pick him up will they draft a qub at number two, or could you go ahead and pencil in rgiii as the 25th starting quarterback since 1999. >> we're looking for something that can get them through a 16- game season. rgiii is part of that process. they've already talked to the 49ers to explore the possibility of maybe getting colin kaepernick, but right now i would not read too much into that visit. he obviously left town without a c. shoe we'll see what happens with that. >>> indians facing the white sox as we speak. he going to be ready for opening day? >> i feel good, and i think he feels g. when you look at everything that's gone on, andy, he's pinpointed april 4th as the date that he's going to play. done nothing but prove that he's going to be re

is quarterback colin kaepernick right for the browns and what's the future for josh gordon. the first snap isn't months away and browns fans are looking for answers now. >> denise: that's right. the nfl is clarifying the decision on josh gordon's reinstatement. >> tony zarrella is live at the q to sort it out. >> the owners in boca raton to sort it all out and josh gordon and colin kaepernick and who wants to trade the left tackle and josh gordon, news broke that he applied for yes instatement on june 20th. under the 60 day rule, that's how much the nfl has to make a on sunday, no word came down and the nfl clarified it. we are not bound to 60 days if we are still examining and looking for answers. it could happen any day not and like the nfl had to release a statement or decision on gordon. and kaepernick and browns said we are not actively looking to trade for the 49ers quarterback it was his agent who called us. he called us to kind of kick the tires and to do that he had to get permission from 49ers who wanted to move kaepernick and doesn't mean browns were actively look

afterwards gordon tweeted his appreciation saying he was very thankful. i'm stefan chase. >>> march madness brings thrills chills and tons of local opportunity for businesses to catch in. >> they found the deals they are offering to get you to watch hoops at their place. >> most eyes are glued to t.v.s as the first round of the ncaa games wraps up. >> businesses want people pouring in and beers flowing. it's one way to bring in new revenue but they know in order to do that they have to offer really great deals to draw in that business so we set out downtown to find out what they have to offer you. >> at woody's they increase staffing and are offering more sunshines. >> we have some of the lowest beer prices in town. and like chris haynes get a good seat to all of the action. >> downtown area is very vibe rent. it's a great place to come hang out before or after the game. it has a lot to offer. >> tobacco road cafe owner is offering bookings for private screenings no matter who you are rooting for. >> not only get the taste of how beautiful raleigh is a lo

not entirely ununexpected. >> because of united's performance or gordon bethune. >> not because of gordonng him on the board makes a lot of sense. i think the activity itself is a consequence of united's -- it's been an unsteady situation for a long time. they never have got the right sense the merger with continental and the consequences, as you know, people now expect airlines to do way better than they used to expect them to do and the consequence of that is i think we got activists who said, look, let's see if we can get pros in there. maybe they can help united do better. >> yeah, bob. not only shareholders who expect better performance but probably customers as well. what went wrong with the united continental merger? why did things take such a long time and still really not jump. >> oh, who knows? you have to be inside to really know the answer to that. obviously these are very complex undertaking. if the planning isn't done right, if the execution doesn't follow the plan the results aren't good. that seems to have been the case here. just exactly why that's the case, i don't know.

guard derrick gordon became the first openly gay player to play in the tournament last night against gonzaga. afterwards, gordon tweeted his appreciation for people who believed in him-- saying he was very thankful. an ocean front town in oregon is tired of sea lions causing damage, so they are using an interesting tactic to scare them away. check this out.. air dancers have sea lions from property. people there say they do thousands of dollars in damage each year. but not everyone thinks they should go. so far, the air dancers seem to be working. working. you can get 10 weather updates on partners. in tampa bay, catch point-9.... and the dove 105.5 radio, listen to wsrq in spanish on st. patrick's day may be still celebrate this the big event going on in you do not want you and your family missing out on. but first, you may be guilty of this, maybe spending a little too much at 5:25, the surprising amount we spent last year. a live look this morning at hillsborough county sheriff's office law memorial in ybor city where flags are half hillsborough deputy 30-year-old john killed in a

gordon is not a fan of a new public- comment program... that gives people 5 minutes to talk to the board-- about whatever they want... even if it's not on the agenda. she thinks it will make board meetings run too late into the night. sublette-- on the other hand-- is all- for the new process. gordon argues-- teachers already outside of school board meetings. hour. the world health the sexual transmission of the zika virus is more common than they yesterday, they said into more than a dozen possible cases of zika in been infected through sex. but the most common way to get it is by mosquitoes, in latin american countries. north korea claims it has mini nuclear warheads. kim jong un posting a statement online yesterday, saying his country will set the warheads on north korea conducted it's fourth hydrogen bomb test in january. they claim it was successful. many experts though. shooting of an idaho pastor is in custody... after agents caught him throwing things over the white house fence. investigators believe "kyle odom" coeur d'alene , ida

the officer caught up with gordon and arrested him...but dislocated his arm in the process. gordon says they're only 2 and a half weeks into this spring break already have a record number of alcohol arrests. it is illegal to drink on the beach in volusia county and you will be ticketed or even arrested. it is one of the quickest lights in orange county... and it is creating safety concerns at an intersection near the "doctor phillip's performing arts center." we are talking about the left turn signal at sand lake road and turkey lake road coming from dr. phillips. we timed the light-- on a smart phone--and it stayed green for less than 10 seconds. our cameras caught several cars speeding through the intersection -- after the arrow clearly turned red. drivers can call 3- 1-1 to report concerns about traffic lights. a spokeswoman for orange county light has a broken sensor-- and it will be fixed-- within the next 48 hours. a man --thought to be impersonating a trooper in clermont-- was the real deal. that story kicks off our morning rush. the trooper pulled a woman over this p

gordon. what is a rope? that's it. u.s. geography for $200, please., from "c" to shining "c," $400, please.

i first visited israel and 1983 with my late dear friend, gordon gordon.was a founding member of aipac, and it was on that trip i actually visited bethlehem, and i called my mother on christmas night from jerusalem. as you can imagine, it was a very special moment, and gordon always reminded me of it. gordon helped me as much as anyone has over the years to know and to appreciate the importance of our relationship with israel, and israel's unique security challenges. i can't think of a better guy who could have taken me to israel. it was on my trip in 1983 that a woman,troduced me to when her husband was still in a soviet prison. she told me her husband's story over lunch, and said she was going to washington to plead for his release. i asked her, with you mind if i organized a rally in support of your husband on the steps of the capitol? we came together in a bipartisan way, to call for. his release. [applause] gordon hadsich: taken him into the oval office to meet with president reagan, shewhen the meeting ended, was told that the president, i will not r

she's kim gordon, this is "overheard." [applause]. >> actually, there are not two sides to every issue. >> so i guess we can't fire him now. >> i guess we can't fire him now. the night that i win the emmy. >> being on the supreme court was an improbable dream. >> it's hard work and it's controversial. >> without information, there is no freedom. and it's journalists who provide that information. >> window rolls down and this guy says, hey, he goes to 11:00. [laughter]. >> kim gordon, welcome. >> thank you. >> congratulations on this book. i'm sure it's going to be a big hit. it must have been fun to write. >> parts of it were fun. >> yeah. >> parts were boring. >> boring? parts of it were boring to write? >> yeah. >> to go back through all those years? >> well, there's just this certain nuts and bolts of writing -- >> right. >> where you just have to explain things or try and get a lot of information in that -- it's not particularly -- you know, it's challenging. >> right. did you write it for yourself or did you write it

gordon was the first to say this is not the gordon show.ans to do what he can to help oscar and the board succeed. if he is elected he'll come in just like our other nominees and then the board will make a decision as to who the chairman should be. we think he's qualified. we think other people are qualified but it's the domain of the board once it's reconstituted to choose it's chairman and gordon understands that. >> can you say that if you are successful with the slate that you have put forward or frankly my reporting suggests that they're willing to give you representation, i don't know a number and i don't know whether you do or not but if you do get any kind of representation, will you be supportive of oscar remaining as the ceo of united continental or will you move to try to suggest somebody else who should take over that job? >> first and foremost, let me say, we have tremendous admiration fors a corr. here's a guy who underwent a heart transplant a few weeks ago and is already back on the job winning the hearts and minds of united

is quarterback colin kaepernick right for the browns and what's the future for josh gordon. the first snap isn't months away and browns fans are looking for answers now. >> denise: that's right. the nfl is clarifying the decision on josh gordon's reinstatement. >> tony zarrella is live at the q to sort it out. >> the owners in boca raton to sort it all out and josh gordon and colin kaepernick and who wants to trade the left tackle and josh gordon, news broke that he applied for yes instatement on june 20th. under the 60 day rule, that's how much the nfl has to make a

you know, i first visited israel in 1983, with my late, dear friend, gordon zacks.s you all know, gordon was a founding member of aipac and it was on that trip that i actually visited bethlehem and i called my mother on christmas night from jerusalem. as you could imagine, it was a very, very special moment and gordon always reminded me of it. gordon helped me as much as anyone has over the years to know and to appreciate the importance of our relationship with israel and israel's unique security challenges. and i can't think of a better guy who could have taken me to israel. it was on my trip in 1983 that gordon introduced me to avatel when her husband was still in a prison. she told me her husband's story over lunch at the king david hotel in jerusalem and said she was going to washington to plead for his release. i asked her, would you mind if i organized a rally in support of your husband on the steps of the capital. and so we came together, in a bipartisan way, to call for naton shiranski's release. >> gordie had taken shiranski into the oval office to meet wit

meanwhile, this is a homecoming for aaron gordon who is making his first trip as a player, gordon was-american at archbishops chef -- >> this team is filled with millennial's, millennial cannot focus. [laughter] you know, we look like the millennial's tonight. >>reporter:meanwhile, this is a homecoming for magic store aaron gordon who is making his first trip to oracle as a p layer. gordon was an all-american and later drafted fourth overall by orlando. he got 25 friends and family sitting in a box here tonight. the kings that kings and didn't much care for the lousy warriors at the time. >> i can even remember it was on the warriors team. [ inaudible] >>reporter:is staying busy with the south bay, after nine seasons, santa clara has fired head coach, who coached the broncos during the 11-20 record in nearly a decade, posted a career record of 20 games under 500 and he graduated 100% of his players in the last eight seasons. >>> nfl, peyton manning officially says goodbye with one final audible >> omaha! [ applause] >> omaha. manning's press conference lasted about one hour, denver, h

. >> this is chris gordon at the embassy of belgium in northwest washington. ahead, how people from our area are sharing their sadness over tod's terrorist bombinaygs fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good, only fios can. glenn:threateningicans: gofederal workers;ns over 60 votes to repeal obamacare. now they're refusing to even consider president obama's nominee for the supreme court. it disrespects the president and all of us -- and we won't put up with it. in congress, i'll protect president obama's legacy, defend obamacare, and stand up for soci

@josh gordon hanging out with @johnny manziel. @they were photographed together @in las vegas. @we know they're friends and @have hung out in the past. @you can say this isn't a big @we said that about johnny. @i say this is a big deal. @josh, what are you doing? @he still has to be reinstated @into the nfl. @straight seasons. @all indications show he's on @the right track. @brown has said there's a spot @on the roster if he's changed. @gordon as applied for @reinstatement. @goodell will decide whether @he'll be allowed in the nfl. @he has to conduct himself @differently going forward. @hanging out with johnny, @probably not a good luck. @it's just a swan, everybody. @it's just johnny being johnny. @look where we are now. @we've hit the week, everybody. @it's a big week. @the browns will say good-bye to @johnny manziel. @>>> indians trying to get their @brewers. @it didn't happen. @they lose 6-5. the tribe 0-4-2. @tonight it's sports tonight. @we're loaded. @cavs, brown, indians, my @feature on the ohio state @don't miss it. @>> if i can, i never do. @watch it. @>> it's very go

we sent bruce gordon back to the neighborhood. >> reporter: shara gordon no relation spent part of herng with a private cleanup specialist trying to figure out how best to remove the gunning that coats the front of her camac street row home. it won't be easy. >> it's not the fact that it happened. you know -- >> reporter: it's how it gets dealt with. >> exactly. >> reporter: just afternoon last thursday when a home security camera captured the accident. a malfunction aboard is city of philadelphia trash truck caused hydraulic fluid from a mechanism that helps compact the trash to spray into the air and on to several homes mid block. the spray stopped briefly, then gushed again. >> it is crazy. >> reporter: by sunday, angel angela, had spent hours trying mostly in vain to soak up and scrape away the phil me mess on her sidewalk, steps and front door. >> just oily. so, you know, you have to just keep cleaning it to just try to get it off. >> reporter: several affected homeowners say they've been told by the city to get estimates. get the mess cleaned up themselves and then submit the pap

speaking of nuisances nfl closing in oy decision concerning josh gordon. i will break down the time line. >>> death, taxes and the state title game. it is a sure thing. >>> with that bay village rockets off to their first taking on john glenn tonight. st. vincent st. mary is up 20 on cincinnati aiken and the other d-2 semi finals and billy angelos saint joseph. not a lot of sure things vikings going to the d-2 game and going back for the 4th straight year. vikings are a step ahead. sherman dean and up by 6 in the 3rd quarter. and jerry higgins 16 today and up by 7 and in the 4th pull away and put it up. 11 points. and the finish. watch roberts with the steal here and goes back down the other end. 81-64 vikings big playing for the second straight title. saturday morning and this was supposed to be a rebuilding year. >> that's the beauty about high school basketball. >> it is not about having the best players it is about the right players playing their best at the right time which is what we are doing. >> it is how we do. it is win or go home. >> you get anx

. >> reporter: a beach patrol officer was trying to arrest jamie gordon for an alcohol violation when he resisted and took off running. scuffle with him and was unfortunately injured. he dislocated his shoulder, the officer did. >> reporter: gordon was arrested and charged with several offenses including resists arrest with violence. beach patrol officer tammy says they're only two and a half weeks into the spring break season, and already they've had a record number of alcohol arrests. >> our crowds are a lot bigger than the previous years for spring break. we have last spring break for the month of march and april. we only had about 94 alcohol arrests. we're way over that as of right now. >> reporter: and tonight beach patrol reminds spring breakers that drinking on volusia county beaches is illegal and you will be ticketed or even arrested. reporting from volusia county tonight, tiffany teasley, fox 35 news. >>> new tonight at 11:00. the woman in the middle of the center stage today. for violating his privacy after they posted a clip of the sex tape involving hulk hogan and -- juro

i first visited israel in 1983 with my late dear friend, gordon zacks.s a founding member of aipac, and it was on that trip i actually visited bethlehem, and i called my mother on christmas night from jerusalem. as you can imagine, it was a very special moment, and gordon always reminded me of it. gordon helped me as much as anyone has over the years to know and to appreciate the importance of our relationship with israel, and israel's unique security challenges. i can't think of a better guy who could have taken me to israel. it was on my trip in 1983 that gordon introduced me to a woman, when her husband was still in a soviet prison. she told me her husband's story over lunch, and said she was going to washington to plead for his release. i asked her, with you mind if i organized a rally in support of your husband on the steps of the capitol? we came together in a bipartisan way to call for his release. [applause] gordy had taken her into the oval office to meet with president reagan, and when the meeting ended, she was told that by the president, i wi

. >> gary gordon became the first openly gay player to play in the tournament last night. don champion reports. >> reporter: for derek gordon is always been what happens on the court that matters. >> it shouldn't be a story. >> reporter: it's no wonder he's shrugging off the history he made thursday night in denver. the seton hall senior became the first openly gay player to play in the ncaa tournament. before the game he was not seeking notoriety. >> i'm not out to prove anything. i know what i have to do. i know my skill level. i'm going out and doing what i teammates. >> reporter: the 24-year-old can out a 2014 after former nba player jason collins and nfl draft pick michael sam. eight made things easier for him. he transferred to seton hall in his home state of new jersey this season and teammates say he quickly made an impact. >> he brings emotion and everything. he just takes us up when we are down to >> reporter: his coach degrees. >> our guys accepted him right away. it was such a nonfactor for me it was a nonfactor for our guys. >> reporter: seton hall filter can

bruce gordon arrested last year after one of the victims came forward to their mother. gordon will be eligible for parole in he 55 years and if released he will have to register as a sex offender. >>> learning several people have been arrested following drug bust in lorain county. both lorain and elyria police department targeted suspected drug traffickers that are responsible for supplying heroin and cocaine around the counties. they expect to make more arrests. >>> we are learn that more people died as a result of the drug task force know of two recent deaths bringing the total number of deaths to 8 over the last two weeks. elyria police have responded to the last two weeks. two of them fatal. several people have been arrested for selling the drug. >>> outstanding weather. it is only tuesday. wish it were friday and you could enjoy it. look at the traffic moving well. it almost looks like a may evening across northern ohio. the temperatures reflective of may. 69 degrees in cleveland. still 70s akron and dover new philly and mild through the evening. we got high thin c

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and gordon is facing charges of resisting arrest. they're only two weeks into the season and have had a record amount of arrests. >> the crowds are a lot bigger. last spring break, for the month of march and april, we only had about 94 alcohol arrests. we're way over that as of right now. >> amy: it's illegal to drink on the beach in volusia county and you will be ticketed or arrested for that. governors has ranked ucf top for education. they consider graduation rates and employment and wages. ucf is the only university in the state to rank in the top three during all four years that the performance based funding has been awarded. >> john: new speculation a that the republican party could try to knock out donald trump. >> amy: after he had a huge night in the polls on super tuesday. he won three of the five states outright. he's leading in missouri right now. they're still counting in that state. the prospect of another candidate has not gone away. a group of conservatives will layout the groundwork for a possible third-party run. tr

afterwards gordon tweeted his appreciation for people who believed in him saying he was >> so will he go to the nba? that's yet to be determined, but wow what a brave guy to come out all his friends and the other players and you know what's considered a very macho sport. >> yeah, no word what he plans to do after graduation either. it will be very interesting to see if he continues to inspire folks. >> right. >>> well, we're inspired by the sun but we better get uninspired and get out the rain jackets. >> yeah and the umbrellas. 53 right now here is a live picture from the raleigh durham international airport. we have another beautiful day on tap today and it all changes starting tomorrow. 49 right now in henderson, 46 in louisburg, we're at 52 in rocky mount. more of the mid and upper 50s as you look towards fayetteville, littleton and clinton this morning. here's what you need to know as you're planning your day 8 a.m. temperature jacket. expecting lots of sun glare, 66 at noon a high today of 72 degrees compare that to our normal high normal or this time of year is around 64 degree

eric gordon had spectacular slam dunks and that's why they call him. gordon. the magic faded losing the third game in a 107-98. >>> junior doctors spent the day on the job at the children's hospital in tampa. >> pediatric patients at st. joseph's children's hospital swapped places with doctors and nurses to perform checkups, fix broken arms, diagnosed some of the tapes. officials say the event was held to make doctors visit and medical procedures not so scary for the young patients. >> she has something she can do to get familiar with the environment and get closer with doctors if they are not here to to help her. >> they help the event for the past 13 years >>> veterinarians at sea world working around the clock to health trend for the killer whale. >> why critics say sea world is to blame for the wheels poor health. >>> temperatures this morning as you head out the door, right now on eyewitness news collecting evidence after reports of gunfire downtown. estimate investigate is what they know about the people who opened fire. >> the winner of the florida prim

gordon did not report the incident right away. he is out on bail and is suspended without pay. >>> ahead this morning, a popular children's snack being recalled. >>> and a terrifying scene. see the moment an armed robber opened fire inside a local bore bordega. >> temperatures feeling almost traffic and weather on the fours coming up. you can follow us on twitter, facebook and instagram, . >>> it's 4:43, here are four things to know this morning. today marks three years since the disappearance of mh370. >> parents, listen up, some go go squeeze apple sauce pouches are being recalled. some residue may have gotten into the pouches. for all the information head to nbcnewyork.com. ihop is giving away a free short stack, in return, the company is asking for a donation to help the miracle network. >>> a total solar eclipse will be taking place tonight. don't bother looking up, you can't see it around here. you can watch it online. the next solar eclipse we can see, will be august, august of next year. >> no warm weather is heading your