and started a traffic stop. >> griffin makes a u-turn. he has the ford taurus in sight and tries to catch up. deputy griffin activates his emergency lights. it seems like a routine stop. but then, with dash cam rolling, deputy griffin notices something. as the car idles at a red light. >> the driver never put the car in park. i hate to use the term routine because all of these stops, they really aren't routine, every one is different. the fact that he never put the vehicle in park, that was a red flag. >> sure enough, the driver heads onto the highway and guns the accelerator. >> i kind of knew at that point that it was on, so to speak. >> deputy griffin calls for backup and follows the suspect. >> i was attempting to maintain an appropriate safe distance. his speeds would increase and decrease. luckily there was very little traffic. >> but as the taurus speeds down the highway there's a truck ahead. >> a tanker truck. it was in the right-hand lane. and he was in the middle lane, he very quickly sped up, and then cut in front of that tank

deputy griffin activates emergency lights. it seems like a routine stop but with dash cam rolling, the deputy notices something. >> the driver never put the car in park. i hate to use the term routine because all these stops are not routine. every one is different. the fact he never put the vehicle in park, that was a red flag. >> sure enough the driver heads to the highway and guns the accelerator. >> i knew at that point it was on so to speak. >> deputy griffin calls for backup and follows the suspect. >> i was attempting to maintain appropriate speed and distance. his speed would increase. >> as the truck speeds down the highway, there's a truck ahead. >> a tanker truck in the right hand lane. he was the middle lane. he cut in front of that truck to take the off ramp. >> a second squad car joins in. then a third driven by deputy brandon rios who captures the pursuit on his dash cam. >> they passed me when i was on the on-ramp. they were at a high speed. >> with speeds approaching 110 miles per hour, the officers continue th

paul and griffin. back to griffin. throws it down. eight-point game. nine straight points by the clippers. >> mark: we've seen this movie before. >> mike: that's something the clock didn't start right away. tony brothers notices that. >> mark: james harden again off the pick and roll. throws it away gives clippers credit. they are not fading away. all of a sudden they have gotten life. creating turnovers, picking up percentages. >> what do they look like now? >> jeff: i think it's 9% with my quick calculations. give them another bucket though they'll be back pedaling quicker than a politician. >> mike: shot clock down to 8. again, trying to get the ball out of harden's hands. three to shoot. harden on the drive. stepped back puts it up and fouled. martin back to the line. with 1:40 remaining. fouled it .03 remaining on the shot clock. redick the fourth foul. >> jeff: i would like to see that one more time. i -- >> mike: did he foul him after -- >> jeff: maybe on the elbow right there? >> mike: redick didn't vehemently argue. >> mark: now we see dwight

paul and griffin. back to griffin. throws it down. eight-point game. nine straight points by the clippers. >> mark: we've seen this movie before. >> mike: that's something the clock didn't start right away. tony brothers notices that. >> mark: james harden again off the pick and roll. throws it away gives clippers credit. they are not fading away. all of a sudden they have gotten life. creating turnovers, picking up percentages. >> what do they look like now? >> jeff: i think it's 9% with my quick calculations. give them another bucket though they'll be back pedaling quicker than a politician. >> mike: shot clock down to 8. again, trying to get the ball out of harden's hands. three to shoot. harden on the drive. stepped back puts it up and fouled. martin back to the line. with 1:40 remaining. fouled it .03 remaining on the shot clock. redick the fourth foul. >> jeff: i would like to see that one more time. i -- >> mike: did he foul him after -- >> jeff: maybe on the elbow right there? >> mike: redick didn't vehemently argue. >> mark: now we see dwight

griffin's teammates have advice for the new dad. >> i have four kids. i got some advice. yeah, they're expensive. >> sleep in the other room. he's got to make sure he gets his rest when he can because i'm not going to let him use baby kick as an excuse for falling -- crying as an excuse for falling asleep in a meeting. >> i haven't had much sleep in the past couple days, but i still have to come up and talk to you guys after practice. >>> the maryland's team was one of the four left standing and expect to snag a top five season ranking. their starting point guard lexie brown decided to transfer out of the program. big loss for the terps. brown was their 2nd leading scorer last season, no word where she's headed, but she reportedly wants to play closer to home, which is georgia. >>> finally tonight why is this guy so happy? probably because he just scored the easiest soccer goal possible. the team was setting up for a free kick and there's no goalie in the net. >> oh, man. >> because the goalie decided to take a water break. >> that's not fair! >> a water break. >> got to

griffin. 360 spin net game 6. griffin. 360 spin. no look backward flip. are you sear us? shot in the game of horse. 28 for griffin. clippers blow a 19 point lead. rockets on a run. the jumper and josh smith on fire. rocket out score the clip 40 to 15 in the fourth. force a game 7. 119-107. how about game 6. cavs bulls former st. mary's star matthew the l with a spin move. he had 19 points in 34 minutes on 7 of 11 shooting. tom eliminate the bulls 4 games to 2. 94-73. it was the best scoring game for him this entire season and he took over. not lebron james. matthew and lebron said that's my guy ichltd good work. >> the deli. >> good games this whole series both sides. >> this is exciting and what happens tonight to the rocket and clippers. clippers stung. we had pencil them in to the west final and fell apart co female announcer: it's posturepedic vs. beautyrest with up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years interest-free financing. mattress price wars are on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

actually, griffin, role that -- role that tape back. you didn't see these two, staking out the rubio scrum from the very beginning. what is your goal yet the -- what do you want out of this? how much time do you think he will get? >> 30 seconds, maybe. >> looks like it's going to happen now because he's done. watch this -- rubio is in a hurry to exit, but listen to their tenacity. whoa, right there. take that home, frame it. that's going to be a beautiful souvenir. >> we were just like getting in there, forcing our way and there. i could tell in his eyes that he really wanted to. to. >> those two identical young voters prove you do not even did press couldn't to get the most access to the candidates. we can all learn from that kind of persistence. >> we nailed it. we nailed it. mark: matt and griffin, stay safe out there in the very dangerous scrum zone. we will be right back with some breaking news about a former speaker of the house who has been indicted -- right after this. ♪ mark: latebreaking indictment news on the wire, this time

griffin. 360 spin net game 6. griffin. 360 spin. no look backward flip. are you sear us?oint lead. rockets on a run. the jumper and josh smith on fire. rocket out score the clip 40 to 15 in the fourth. force a game 7. 119-107. how about game 6. cavs bulls former st. mary's star matthew the l with a spin move. he had 19 points in 34 minutes on 7 of 11 shooting. tom eliminate the bulls 4 games to 2. 94-73. it was the best scoring game for him this entire season and he took over. not lebron james. matthew and lebron said that's my guy ichltd good work. >> the deli. >> good games this whole series both sides. >> this is exciting and what happens tonight to the rocket and clippers. clippers stung. we had pencil them in to the west final and fell apart ♪ ♪ the beautiful sound of customers making the most of their united flight. power, wi-fi and streaming entertainment. that's... seize the journey friendly. mp >> that's our report. >> thanks for joining us right now. amy schumer is on "jimmy kimmel live". >> ♪ >>> from hollywood! amy schumer, chris "ludacris" bridges, and music

drew griffin spent more than three years investigating these sham charities as details of what the government calls an egregious scheme. >> reporter: we called them some of the worst charities in the u.s. and they responded with silence. >> don't turn your camera on me, okay?

pero no importo blake griffin anoto 26 puntos y ayudo a sumar la primera victoria de la serie con marcador final de 117 - 101. vo en mas noticias de la nba, los warriors el dia de hoy descansaron despues de la victoria del dia de ayer ante los memphis grizzlies en el primer juego de la segunda ronda de la postemporada de la nba. la serie continua maÑana en el oracle arena. vo por ultimo... el guardia del quinteto del estado dorado stephen curry fue elegido como el mas valioso de la nba en la temporada 2014-15. curry se convierte en el segundo jugador de la franquicia en la historia en ganar este premio. el primero siendo wilt chamberland cuando el equipo aun estaba filadelfia. gabriel bien merecido el premio. gran aÑo para el equipo. mejor entrenador, jugador mas valioso. ahora falta el campeonato para que sea una temporada completa. take vo/cesar --se ha dado a conocer un

here's drew griffin, "keeping 'em honest." >> reporter: we called them some of the worst charities inesponded with silence. >> don't -- don't -- don't turn your camera on me okay? >> reporter: shutting doors in our face. >> if you have any other questions, please send them to her e-mail. >> okay. my question -- >> reporter: mr. reynolds! even giving us the finger. >> hey, where you going, mr. reynolds! >> reporter: the question they wouldn't answer where is all the money? 2 1/2 years later we now have a pretty good idea. >> this is an historic moment. >> reporter: a federal investigation has found $187 million raised in donations to four separate cancer charities has largely gone not to cancer survivors, not to cancer research but somewhere else entirely. scammers and fund-raisers. if you gave a dime to the breast cancer society run by james reynolds jr., the cancer fund of america run by james reynolds sr., the children's cancer fund of america, ran by reynolds sr.'s ex-wife, rose parkins, or the cancer support services run by kyle efler, you are not going to like it. >> this is abou

griffin. 360 spin net game 6. griffin. 360 spin. no look backward flip. are you sear us?t in the game of horse. 28 for griffin. clippers blow a 19 point lead. rockets on a run. the jumper and josh smith on fire. rocket out score the clip 40 to 15 in the fourth. force a game 7. 119-107. how about game 6. cavs bulls former st. mary's star matthew the l with a spin move. he had 19 points in 34 minutes on 7 of 11 shooting. tom eliminate the bulls 4 games to 2. 94-73. it was the best scoring game for him this entire season and he took over. not lebron james. matthew and lebron said that's my guy ichltd good work. >> the deli. >> good games this whole series both sides. >> this is exciting and what happens tonight to the rocket and clippers. clippers stung. we had pencil them in to the west final and fell apart completely >> that's our report. >> thanks for joining us right now. amy schumer is on "jimmy kimmel live". >> have a good night ing entries, 150 bucks and an essay of 200 words or less. the person who writes the essay he picks as the winner gets the house. >> essentiall

>> in griffin, georgia. we're going to head over to peach tree dekalb. i haven't had the opportunity to go to the tower yet to see if there was any radio calls made by the pilot before he crashed. >> [ inaudible question ]. >> from what i understand, there was four passengers on board. they all perished. >> know anything about the pilot? >> as soon as we get that i'll be able to answer that question. >> [ inaudible question ]. >> it's not going to be difficult. of course, the airplane is somewhat complex, but it shouldn't be a problem. once it gets to great britain s tos to griffin, we'll be able to reconstruct it and figure out what happened. >> what are the key factors you look for? >> at this time i'm going to look at everything. it's going to to be a laundry list of items. i'm going to look at the maintenance that was last done on the aircraft. what we understand the airplane just fueled over at peach tree dekalb. also we'll look at the pilot's experience. right now i can't say what i'm going to look at specifically because i don't know. once we star

but first drew griffin is here with me about the investigation. we have learning about the engineer. >> at least who he is and this is a person that can answer questions as to why this train was going 106 miles per hour in a 50 mile-per-hour zone. he's been with amtrak about 9 years and the last 4.5 as an engineer and he has some engineer experience and on this very line. it doesn't appear he was hurt anderson. he was brought in for questioning. he supposedly gave a statement but when police detectives wanted to question him, he did not answer. >> so they have not interviewed him. >> no. when he came in he came in with his attorney and he refused to answer questions and the ntsb said have we interviewed him and they were softer -- well take a listen about what they said about trying to interview him. >> we plan to. this person has gone through a traumatic event and we want to give him an opportunity to -- to convalesce for a day or so before we interview him. it is a high priority for us to interview the train crew. >> we now know the train was go

chris paul out again with the strianed hamsting gives advice to blake griffin griffin on fire in thenning of 4th quarter the shot clock goes out so they have to bring in portables they plop one down right in front to clippers owner steve ballmer 1:10 left 109-105 rockets james harden drive and lay-up 111-105 rockets chris paul battered final: 115-109 rockets series tied 1-1 game 3 friday in los angeles lebron james the headband is back 1st half lebron skies over jimmy bulter for the jam 60-39 cavs 2rd quarter lebron nice double pump and the lay-in 87-69 cavs final: 106-91 cavs series tied 1-1 game 3 friday in chicago san francisco hosting yet another golf event,,,,, the best amateur golfers in the united states were in town this week. todd white - looks like a 7- iron great approach from 188 yards out shot nestles up close to the pin 4,468 enteredbut only two left standing. the team of todd white and nathan smith beat greg earnhardt and sherrill britt to win the 4-ball championship and earn a 10 year exemption >> pam :have a nice night everybody ♪ ♪ ♪ at chase, we celebrate small bus

. >>> a big congratulations tonight to robert griffin, iii and his wife rebecca who welcome their first child, a daughter they named reef ann griffin, rg3 off the social media since february but figured this was big enough to come back and share the news. >> nobody can criticize him for that. >> the cbs evening news is next. >> i'll be back at 7:00 for your only local news >> pelley: after murder in the mansion, a surprise break in the case. >> n.p.d. es that identified a suspect. 34-year-old daron dylon wint. >> pelley: also tonight justice for an american soldier killed in iraq. a police officer is killed in the line of duty. survivors include her newborn baby. and jon jon sutherland's incredible feet. >> it's not human. >> pelley: tonight, there is a manhunt on in the murders of a family and their housekeeper four victims, some beaten and stabbed, discovered in a burned out mansion in washington, d.c. the po

griffin and a of other seniors live in that building. it is attached to the cvs so you can only imagine how much they depended on it and it's not open anymore. tom roussey, abc 7 news. alison: the protests spread to philadelphia tonight where the crowds clashed with the police for a short time. tonight, the protest was called philly is baltimore. the police tried to hold back the crowds of thousands. some drivers saluted the protesters, others expressed frustration. there is no curfew in philadelphia, so that rally continued well into the night. our sister station say that they banged on the doors of the federal detention center chanting, "you are not alone." leon: the police investigation is the hands of prosecutors. we are still awaiting findings. we are watching the situation closely, so stay with us for continuing live team coverage throughout. alison: cooler weather will return tomorrow, but it will not stay long. steve rudin is here with how low the temperatures will dip. steve: it will be chilly tomorrow but we are getting a lot o

robert griffin iii, this is the time to get better. griffin had one of the lowest passer ratings in the entire league. robert: the word of the day from coach jay is get better. every day you have to come out and get better. as football players, you get tired, but you never want to get tired of doing things the right way. coach: usually the second year they have more confidence, and you should show improvement. lots of improvement. tim: cleveland, hawks-cavaliers, lebron james, kyrie irving missed a couple of games this series. king james put the cavaliers on his back and carried them to the finals. james sat more than a quarter tonight and still average 30 points, nine assists. the cavs win big 118-108. lexie brown, the sensation at college park, asked for her release from the university of maryland and got it. she helped lead the terps to the final four and the big ten title, but brown says she wants to go to another school and play closer to home. she has two years remaining and maryland gave her her release. leon: we hate to see tha

drew griffin is "outfront" in philadelphia. he begin ourself coverage. the man at the center of this is that ebbngineer. you have learned his name, something very crucial. >> reporter: yeah brandon bastion, from queens new york. we do know the police in philadelphia tried to speak with him, tried to question him. he refused, he has an attorney. ntsb said talk to him once the emotions of this event turn over. according to his linked inn account he's been an engineer with amtrak four years. before that he was a conductor with amtrak. described just a generic description from some of his neighbors, but he because he was driving this train is now the focus of this investigation. >> we have a picture that you were able to obtain. this is him outside his work uniform. that is brandon bostian, the engineer that should have been in control of the speed of the train at the time of impact. when he was called in for questioning it didn't seem he was cooperating? >> reporter: yeah he wasn't cooperating. that's according to the philadelphia police. they brought him i

. >>> in sports, a big night for blake griffin in game one of the nba western conference semi-finals.d 26 points 14 rebounds and 13 assists to lead the clippers over the houston rocks 117-101. it was the third post-season double double. they were playing without chris paul who had a strained hamstring. game two is wednesday night. earlier in cleerld, chicago beat the cavaliers in game one of the semi-finals. derek rose led the bulls with 25 points. kyree irving had 30 points for the cavs. chicago beat cleveland 99-92. the second game in the series is wednesday night. golden state's stefan curie is this year's most valuable player. an emotional curie accepted the award. he averaged nearly 24 points per game nearly 8 assists, four rebounds. he hit a lead record 286 286 3-pointers. curie is the first mvp since wilt chamberlain in 1960 when the team was in philadelphia. >>> in washington hockey took a two games to one lead in the eastern conference semifinal series with new york. jay eagle scored his first goal of the season to give the capitals a 1-0 lead over the washington goalies. gam

washington has plenty of that in the last category and robert griffin has one more chance to prove hethe guy. he's gotten the off season endorsement and they picked up the option and jay gruedened named him the -- gruden named him the start and he says i am happy the coach believes in me. >> and for me, you have to focus on what you can control and apparently jay you know felt like i was the best option that he had at quarterback and i am happy about that you know. we look forward to working together and to help the team and lead the team in the right direction. and create the culture change we know we need to have. >> sounds like a happy home doesn't it? >> it does. >> gruden and griffin are like siamese twins linked and joined and gruden inherited a mess not even row toe rooter could inherit. in 2014 i loved gruden in 2014. love the candor and some calculations maybe not. but he is learning though. listen up. >> it was learning experience last year and i think just knowing the players and the coaching staff around me i have better feel for what they can and can't do and how we need

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>> how many times did we see robert griffin iii or colton mccoy get sacked? redskins think they have found the answer to that problem. a source of the redskins says he's a top-notch football character and that's really important for the redskins. he is well-coached and he has shown improvement year after year when he played at iowa. now, recently new gm said he wanted a big nasty player. that was the kind of guy he wanted to draft and that's exactly what he's getting. >> you know i like to consider myself to be a nasty football player and want to jump in and earn all the respect from the teammates first and learn the plays and go out and improve with all the guys. seeing that phone ring on table, just a big weight lifted off your shoulders and now you can figure out what we're doing next. >> guys redskins fans should be really excited about this pick an offensive line coach bill callahan should definitely be very excited about this pick. i know there is lots of excitement here in chicago about the draft, but i have a hard time believing it is matching what's

blake griffin. blake griffin got a triple-double. 26 point, 14 rebounds 13 assist.lippers take home court advantage in game one. >> clippers impressive so far. >> yeah so have we. >>> we got "the pulse" coming your way. late-night laughs. president obama making his final appearance with gaifd letterman. >>> and the glitz and the glamour at the met ball. and the fashion that turned heads. all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or blood-pressure drug farxiga may help you lose weight and may even lower blood pressure when used with certain diabetes medicines. do not take if allergic to farxiga or its ingredients. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling, or difficulty breathing or swallowing. if you have any of these symptoms stop taking farxiga an

blake griffin had 6 at half. he had 26 in game one.e clips were going to make it a sweep. whatever kevin mchale said at halftime. it's a family station. he said i can't tell you what was said. rockets, 115-109. series even. game three across the street friday at the staples center. >> that's it from here. now back to you. >> all right, guys. >>> still -- we have a little more basketball to talk about. this time from the vatican. a few members of the harlem globetrotters were there yesterday meeting with pope francis after his trip around st. peter's square. they gave him a jersey with his name on it. >> let's see what you got. they tried to help him, all right, spin a ball on that finger. it didn't really work. tried it a couple of times. he's still the pope. some of the guys saying this is as nervous as they have ever been doing gnat with the pope. >>> we have highlights and then low lights. one of them happened on tnt last night. it was not on the floor. it was in the studio. let's roll it and you'll get it. >> obvious. >> get him, k

blake griffin. listen they took game one in houston.e going to get game two. howard taking advantage of gordon being in foul trouble. clippers scored 41 points in the second quarter. blake griffin had 26 at half. he had 26 in game one. it looked like the clips were going to make it a sweep. whatever kevin mchale said at halftime. james harden told our chris broussard, man, i can't tell you what was said. it's a family station. rockets, 115-109. series even. game three across the street friday at the staples center. >> that's it from here. now back to you. >> all right, guys. >>> still -- we have a little more basketball to talk about. this time, from the vatican. a few members of the harlem globetrotters were there yesterday meeting with pope francis after his trip around st. peter's square. and look at that. they gave him a jersey with his name on it and the number 90. >> okay they took some pictures. let's see what you got. they tried to help him, all right, spin a ball on that finger. it didn't really work. tried it a couple of times

and robert griffin, who kept a low profile came out to great griffin. the crowd, i am ready for the 2015 season. that's good stuff to see. >>> baseball now, nats got a great pitching performance from geo gonzalez, but not much offense except for this. this bullet. the nats scoring here and that was enough. geo, nine strikeouts in seven innings and they get the win tonight. all right. i said this earlier and i'm going to say it again. you really got to appreciate the triple crown. when thoroughbred horses run by you, there was no sound quite like it and three time as year for two minutes at a time, those horses captivate you. >> firing light, not done yet, and these two come into the final 16. it's american pharoah in front. american pharoah, and victor espenoza have won the coup derby. >> the kentucky derby. i can't speak tonight. what a funnish, american pharoah running down the others. how good does it feel to win this? let victor tell it. >> are you feeling pretty lucky right now? >> i feel like the luckiest mexican on earth. >> luckiest man on earth

drew griffin. thank you very much. >>> up next. more breaking news. right now new weather warnings in texas and oklahoma to tell you about. the rivers running high again and more heart acas more miss robert griffin iii located. >>> and later. ten years after natalee holloway disappears in aruba and a private investigator about a possible new clue that might provide answers they've been waiting a decade for. you probably know xerox as the company that's all about printing. but did you know we also support hospitals using electronic health records for more than 30 million patients? or that our software helps over 20 million smartphone users remotely configure e-mail every month? or how about processing nearly $5 billion in electronic toll payments a year? in fact, today's xerox is working in surprising ways to help companies simplify the way work gets done and life gets lived. with xerox, you're ready for real business. let's take a look at your credit. >>i know i have a 786 fico score, thanks to experian.com. so what else are you going to throw in? lea

they are going back to the luck/griffin year and those two guys started. griffin beat luck out for rookie of the year and has not been better since. the those two guys had great success of picks one and two, a few years ago. now belief around nfl is if you get the a good rookie, if you get these franchise quarterbacks that are different then you usually get every year but maybe every four or five years like what we saw with luck and griffin these guys can come out of college and play at a real high level. >> we will see. >> one side note here why are you in pennsauken? >> reporter: this is the only wawa that loves us. they have staffers here, they have staffers here that have been here, longer than most of the staff at good day has been on our show. i have been coming here live. other wawas kick us off. we have a nice knew wawa at airport. manager was on top of us like flies on pizza on a hot summer day. >> flies on pizza. >> i don't know if flies like pizza as much a as other thing. >> i have to say pizza because i can't say what i wanted to say. >> thank

one week later kevin's son graduated from griffin high. as an emt in san antonio, texas. she and her husband ricky applied to the police academy together, and graduated together. just the second married couple to do that in austin. jessica eventually joined the county sheriff's office where he became a senior deputy and member of the prestigious dive team. she was a fierce animal lover. if you drove by a turtle trying to cross the road, she would slam on the brakes and gently carry him to the other side. she took her son mason, on special vacation. the family lake house in new orleans on diving trips just the two of them. last september, after heavy rains, jessica went out to check for civilians trapped in rising water. it was around 2:00 in the morning. her car was being swept away by the flood water. minutes later, she was missing. dozens of officers came to join the search, but by the time they found her, it was too late. more than 1000 people attended her funeral. and major tragedyvis county made sure to tell all of his officers that h

lots of new rookies, new players and still lots of questions surrounding robert griffin iii. >> today was the first day, you know. and last week last couple of weeks we're throwing routes out there. you know, he's doing fine. we'll see how it goes. he's just got to continue to put practice after practice together and show the consistency we're looking for. >> it's good to have the same offense and same coaches and work through building that relationship with those guys. it's really about that, doing what they ask you to do, working on little things you know you can do to get better and being yourself. the one thing you can't do taz a player is lose who you are. i want to make sure that doesn't happen. >> reporter: while this team is learning to be "family on the field, their family off the field is growing. robert griffin iii a new dad. >> i love the fact that i haven't had much sleep over the past couple of days and still have to come up here and talk to you guys in practice. it's just a special feeling when you can look at a kid and you're basically looking in the mirror, looking at

. >> are derek griffin was dean of students at medford and was set to graduate in june. jim gaines, father of two. rachel jacobs, wife and mother. attention now is also turning to the future safety of the nation's trains. >> we are a growing country with a growing economy. we need to invest in the infrastructure that keeps us that way. >> democrats and repub cannes were pointing fingers over the amtrak funding. we're told the engineers did sustain a concussion and may not remember everything. >> nothing on why train was going so fast? >> are what what interesting today is that it was accelerating instead of decelerating. >> the picture of that boy hold the sign looking for his father is heart breaking. >> we're learning about the bart track that broke. the chunk of rail they broke away in an underground tunnel, the bart official said officials mentioned excess materials from a well that should have been ground down. bart is looking into that and possible manufacturing issues. >> we're getting our first look at california's newly revised budget and it shows a surplus bigg

they are not research stations. >> jennifer griffin, thank you. the president's top spokesman made it clear today the u.s. will train and equip iraqi forces against isis terrorists but the u.s. will not fight them for iraq. josh earnest today talking about boundaries. >> our strategy is to support the iraqi security forces. the united states is prepared to train them, to equip them and to back them on the battlefield with coalition air power. the united states will not be responsible for securing the security situation inside iraq. >> and ash carter says he asked his visors for options to bolster iraqi forces. carter said over the weekend that iraqis lack the will to fight isis militants. >>> salad her putin is not happy with the u.s. about a number of things and the feeling is mutual. kevin cork tell us us more. >> reporter: from arming syria from its annexation of crimea to separatest rebels in ukraine. the frosty relationship plunged to cold car depths when joe biden suggested that the time may be right to do more than just complain. >> much of

cnn's drew griffin reports. >> reporter: immediately after the bombings, catherine russell slipped from public view with her small child. with her parents in rhode island. to her neighbors she was seen like a ghost. rarely seen and never heard from. >> she's trying to remain out of public view. trying to figure out who she is and trying to raise her daughter whose father was a mass murderer. and that's got to be a challenging task. >> reporter: there was also the question, too, of what she knew about her alleged husband's role in placing the bombs. bombs that were at least partially made on the kitchen table of the tiny apartment she shared with tamerlan tsarnaev. catherine russell was never charged. former federal prosecutor says regardless of what she did or did not so, it's smart for her to remain silent. >> unless she aided or abetted, went out and purchased some item that she knew she was using to build a bomb, she's not guilty of any child. >> reporter: kathryn was seen holding what is believed to be the latest child, a niece, the daughter of her 24-year-old sister-in-law. aclean

chris paul watch him slice the spurs defense and get it ajointly to blake griffin. 26-12 boards for griffintim duncan and succeed. get it right over him with the tear drop and 16 assists for paul. missed his six shot. game seven saturday in l. a. another team. get 20 from former warrior dunleavy. >>> next things beginning to take shape over in san francisco. and robins phase continues and showing that he is not just some flash in the pan, the always flashy ricky fowler. lots more over the weekend there but that's sports for a thursday night. >> cooper, touchdown raiders. >> i like it. it has a nice ring to it. >> sure does. >>> and if you missed any part of this newscast, you can always catch the rebroadcast starting momentarily on tv 36. see you later. >> good night. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters to you it's everything to us. the xc60 crossover. from

national security correspondent jennifer griffin has more now from washington. hi jennifer. >> reporter: hi. at least eight other countries including russia, china and india, have rescued their citizens in yemen but the united states refused to launch an evacuation effort. there are more than 700 u.s. citizens trapped in war torn yemen. the u.s. state department says it has no plans to evacuate them because they say it is too dangerous. state department officials are not planning an evacuation like it did from egypt after the arab spring or lebanon in 2006 when 15,000 americans were evacuated by sea and helicopter when war broke out with israel. since evacuating the u.s. embassy in yemen in february, it has told u.s. citizens they're on their own concerned if they plan an air lift or evacuation by sea that al-qaeda-linked rebels or iranian-backed terrorist might target them. >> i think all of us had hopes that yemen can find a path forward. it's not going to be easy. >> reporter: with memories of the attack on the uss cole in 2000 spokesman has pointed those ame

jennifer griffin discovers that question tonight. >> reporter: the f-22 was not used in combat untilight against isis last october. its stealth flies nearly twice the speed of sound and has led nearly every air combat mission over syria since. >> i think we saw a lot of what the f-22 can do but you certainly didn't see all that it can do. >> reporter: general mark welsh is concerned about the future. >> china and russia are examples of two countries that will be feeling capability in the next three to five years if they stay on track that is better than we currently have in many areas. >> in the next three to five years, have better capability than the things we currently have. divide eight to ten years from now, we could be facing as many as eight to ten countries. >> reporter: how much is the innovation based on stolen u.s. technology? >> you look at pictures and say, wow, that looks familiar. >> reporter: budget cuts have cut more than planes. >> we are 200,000 fewer people. that's 40% less than the first gulf war. it's a dramatically different air force. we just have to stop this

i would like to take blake griffin, send him back in a midsized kia edition. >> reporter: from oakland to liv livermore, loud and proud warriors t-shirts pack the room at sal's barbecue and spirits. >> it's getting very tight. very scary right now. >> reporter: that fright turned into a win for the dubs. the warriors are heading to the western conference championship series. cheryl herd, nbc bay area news. >>> there's really nothing better than making your mom proud, right? warriors star gave his mom a hug before running into the locker room. now one of the warriors' biggest fans, as can you imagine. she has a will the to be proud of. highlights warrior series clinching wins against the grizzlies. we'll also hear from the players themselves. highlights, introduce, even ticket information all on our nbc bay area app. you can also check out our warriors coverage on our nbc bay area facebook and twitter pages. >>> turning to some different news now, a public works crew in san francisco finds an abused dog during a clean-up operation at a homeless encampment. investigators are now asking f

and our investigator reporter is here drew griffin. start from the top. >> really it all hinges right now on a couple of things. one, they have what we call the black box, an event recorder they have the front end camera, which will record what was happening at the front of the train and then they have the person operating the train and as brian said that is this fella, brandon bastion who hasn't talked. he was the engineer he was injured and was being treated when police asked him questions, he said he couldn't reremember couldn't recall what happened and then there was going to be another interview today. when he came in for the interview, he had an attorney with him and the attorney was obviously advising him don't say anything because we don't know the landscape of where this investigation is going. when he talks, he will talk to the ntsb they will debrief him in detail about everything that took place on that train. >> so you're saying don't get ahead of us -- >> look, everything is saying speed is the problem and the engineer con

griffin had to be shut down during a simulated game yesterday with shoulder soreness.ers have their careers in jeopardy. meanwhile josh reddick have a three to one lead. the warriors. game 5 in memphis tomorrow. 5-o'clock our time. the warriors took off this morning for memphis and games 3 and 4 of the western conerence semi-finals hello andrew bogut and harrison barnes after arriving in memphis steph curry and company headed to "the grindhouse" for practice after losing at home for the first time in 22 games tuesday alllowing the grizzlies to tie the series 1-1 steve kerr and klay thompson said they need to step it up >> after we handled them in game 1 they came back as a more determined teen for game 2. so we need to come out with more intensity to ma. >> we're looking for some redemption. have a bad taste in our mouth and are looking to change that. >> gary: the clippers blowout houston. they lead that series two games to one game. chicago leads the series two games to 1 over cleveland. the raiders started their rookie mini-camp in alameda today that of course meant

. >>> and jason carroll joins me now and drew griffin. drew, you've been looking at the engineer and you have new information. >> we know he's been an engineer nor about 4.5 years and there is questions about whether he is cooperative or not. we have new information from rene marsh our transportation correspondent and said he was approached last night and he said he couldn't recall his speed. they went back to him today and brought him into the office, to talk about it and he came with a lawyer and woe not answer any questions. the ntsb said they are going to try to talk to him, i believe, tomorrow. but right now he is not talking. initially he told authorities he could not recall the speed he was traveling. >> and according to the ntsb official i talked to before it is amtrak policy to glif a -- give a blood test or a breathalyzer. >> right. they want to see if there is anything in an engineer's system and they obviously want to talk to him and they will do a test of the emergency break system to see if it was a mechanical failu failure.

>> jennifer griffin, live for us thank you. >>> daniel halper is here.eekly standard online. good to see daniel. when the president of the united states pulled out american troops did he miscalculate and misread the iraqis? >> it appears he did miscalculate and misread the iraqis saying they would be able to defend themselves having the strategy and forces in place to do so. with secretary carter's admission of having no will to fight seems to have fallen by the way side. now the question is is obama willing to fight? he said he wants to degrade and destroy isis but he is not doing anything to achieve that goal. that is what we are looking at. >> you probably heard jennifer griffin talking about the president's interview with the atlantic magazine that raised eyebrows. the president said quote i don't think we are loosing at one point. if i can borrow a line here if you have to publically persuade people you are not loosing, you are probably loosing. what do you think? >> the whole administration is in denial and not able to face the fact of we are not g

the mayor said the incidents were unrelated and drew griffin joins us tonight.o this incident about the projectiles, have you learned anything more? >> reporter: right now, amtrak 188, there is no evidence that anything hit that windshield. the driver sits on the right side. the damage is in the lower left side of the front windshield. that is going to be looked at by the fbi, their criminal analysis to basically determine what could have struck there. was it a rock was it a bullet consistent with anything else or consistent with the fact this was involved with a crash. but again, the information they are getting, it is kind of convoluted about an overheard radio conversation by somebody else listening on this frequency. >> overheard by the conductor on the train. do we know where she was when she heard this conversation? >> we know right where she was. she was in the fourth car, the cafe car, listening on her radio, the crew of the train, they all have a radio and a radio she was overhearing her engineer and the engineer of the septa train, the commuter train h

officer kevin gordon was a member of the police department of griffin, georgia, husband to tammy, fathern children, army veteran. his daughter debra says we were his platoon. and kevin deployed his own training to raise his young platoon, leading them in cadences. how motivated are you? [ shouting ] >> they were motivated. highly motivated. [ applause ] >> he drilled them with the basics to study hard and to push yourself and to take care of each other, and everywhere he went, he made friends. in tammy's words, he never met a stranger. to help make ends meet kevin took a job as a security guard at a waffle house, and one night he was shot and killed. he was just 43 years old. one week later, kevin's son graduated from griffin high and there to cheer him on were over 100 of kevin's fellow officers and today he is in the army training to be an mp and wants to be in law enforcement just like his dad. senior deputy jessica hollis started out as an emt. she and her husband applied to the austin police department together, were accepted together and graduated together. jessica eventually joine

one week later kevin's son graduated from griffin high.here to cheer him on were over 100 of kevin's fellow officers. today he is in the army training to be an mp and wants to be among enforcement just like his dad. senior deputy jessica hollis started out as an emt in san antonio, texas. she and her husband ricky applied to the police academy together, were accpected to gather and graduated together. the second married couple in boston to do that. jessica eventually joined the county sheriffs office where she became a senior deputy and member of the prestigious dive team. she was a fierce animal lover. if she drove by a turtle trying to cross the road, she would slam on the brakes and gently carry it to the other side. she took her son mason on special vacations. the family lake house in new orleans, on diving trips just the two of them, and last september after heavy rains, jessica went out to check for civilians trapped in rising water. it was around 2:00 in the morning when she called for help. her car was being swept away by the flood