the heartbreakers were his band for a couple of hours in the 1980's.earned and how much we grew from playing with and was astounding. , so youru have to be modesty aside for a second, you and the guys have to be really pleased with your own contribution. you are hall of fame yourself. >> that is kind of you to say. i am not being false. the contributions that we have us asthe songs -- i see more of continuing a certain kind of music than trying to break down. retro kind conscious of thing that the heartbreakers do. this is just my take on it. there is a certain thing that resonates with the whole band, a certain kind of songwriting and a certain group. somebody has got to play that. somebody has got to play it or it is going to go away. is good, the songwriting, the arranging, the groove, it is something we pay a lot of attention to. tavis: now that you have done a solo project, did you enjoy it enough to consider doing it again? >> it was a wonderful experience. i would like to do it again. i don't know if i can get lightning to strike again in the wa

. >> it's heartbreaking, completely heartbreaking. >> reporter: tonight judy is saddened. 19-year-oldharries died in this horrific crash. judy lives across the street. >> i heard the noise, and i sort of jumped up and looked out my bedroom window, which is the second story. and i actually county make sense of what i was seeing at first. >> reporter: hunter's neighbors in mclane, virginia describe him as a nice, smart teen with a great personality. police say he was speeding in a bmw suv, hitting the flower planter made of steel and flew in the area, coming to a stop vertically against the tree at south capitol and d street southeast. he goes to school at rawlins college in florida. the vice president for student affairs released a written statement saying dear rollins community, i am deeply saddened to share with you that we have recently learned that hunter harries, one of our students was in a car accident and passed away. our thoughts and prayers are where the harries family and friends during this difficult time. >> i said to my daughter the horrible thing about this is someone is

i've heard so many heartbreaking stories. i want to point out that the housing rights committee started the rent control and that was in 1979 we're back where we started from here we go again. i'd like to say that the evicting the most vulnerable part of our community is a mark of a civilization that's lost it's sense of cult. we needed to look at those formulas and look at the results of what we do and that's my major point look at the outcome. if we are trying to preserve those people then do it. it fact is a culpability should be based on the number of balconies the real estate people are aware of and understand the value and that's the comparability can it should be >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. my name is a kathy. first of all, weld like to thank ace for the empowerment who work with the tenants so thank supervisor campos and supervisor kim and supervisor mar and supervisor campos for claund this item. memoranda rent are around $3,400 a month and 2013 data collected by the anti eviction map project makes

heartbreaking scenes in kuala lumpur where some passengers are enduring an excruciating wait for any information about the plane's fate. today some just couldn't take it any longer and their emotions boiled over. [ speaking foreign language ] >> heartbreaking scene. cnn's atika shubert is in the malaysian capital. you were right in the middle of those emotional scenes today. tell us what you saw, what it was like. >> well, it was utter chaos, frankly. what happened was these family members came here specifically to address the press briefing. they unfurled this white banner and they gan began to speak to press. at that point security came in and literally dragged these women out. you could hear that heart-rending scream of one of the mothers. it was very badly handled by malaysian officials. and the fact that you had these hoards of press following them didn't help it either. and what family members have told me essentially is that what they need is just some sort of consistent story, some sort of closure, this drip, drip of information and conflicting narratives is just heartbreakin

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> a heartbreaking announcement that malaysia airlines flight 370 indeed ended in the southern indian ocean. and the families were told all lives were lost. >> that's the language he used. ended in the indian ocean. the prime minister said new analysis of satellite data shows the plane did fly along that so-called southern corridor, as suspected, and its last known position was in the middle of the indian ocean, west of perth in australia. i want you to listen to what he said just a few hours ago. >> mh-370 flew along the southern corridor, and that its last position was in the middle of the indian ocean, west of perth. this is a remote location, far from any possible landing sites. it is, therefore, with deep sadness and regret that i must inform you that according to this new data, flight mh-370 ended in the southern indian ocean. >> obviously for the families, this news is absolutely crushing and heartbreaking. they were called to meetings in both beijing and kuala lumpur before the prime minister's announcement was made publicly. people coul

the heartbreak continued in dallas as is the mu sent the -- as smu sent the bears home.ey got to witness the cal freshman go off. the jumper with the deep two. cal up 62-59. smu battles back. nick russell and mustangs take the lead 64-62. 20 seconds left and cal gives it to their senior. he buries the three. plenty of time left. his only three of the game and he got. it six seconds left. cal has one last chance. bounces out and smu heads to the semifinals and it is 67-65 the final and what a heartbreaking end to a solid season. the heat and pacers and two back of ibd -- indiana. lebron, 38 points and he found hems on the wrong side of a monster dunk in the fourth. paul george had 23 for indiana. heat down one. chris bosh for the win. air ball. stanford men and women are both in the sweet 16. the men face dayton. the men face dayton. we will have previews of both ♪ well i love a rainy night.♪ ♪ i love a rainy night ♪ i love to hear the thunder, watch the lightning ♪ ♪ when it lights up the sky. ♪ ♪ you know it makes me feel good. ♪ ♪ 'cause i love a rainy night.♪ yoplt wi

i've heard so many heartbreaking stories. i want to point out that the housing rights committee started the rent control and that was in 1979 we're back where we

this is amazing there's no app for that speaking in terms but it concerns me and it is heartbreaking to think that may not be a part of my life as i struggle to stay in the city i will. its heartbreaking there are colleagues that are considering the same thing that no longer work and teach in the sthap they live i won't have that anymore. the people call me teacher not because i've taught their kids bylaw but that's the respect they have for me as a teacher. we talk and share because that's how we do. i ask that you help us to keep our community whole and among our greater community here in san francisco. thank you very much (clapping.) good evening board and everyone that's listening to us open the radio and tv i'm a teacher a fourth grade teacher and a community organizer in the admission. tonight i want to set a tune for what period that your union is coming in 0 with the district in terms of negotiation. as you heard from no more as a latino teacher we're a vital resource to our community. we shouldn't want to set a tune that our community is as to their separate as teachers. our

i've heard so many heartbreaking stories. i want to point out that the housing rights committee started the rent control and that was in 1979 we're back where we started from here we go again. i'd like to say that the evicting the most vulnerable part of our community is a mark of a civilization that's lost it's sense of cult. we needed to look at those formulas and look at t

. >> tony had won two of the previous four races here, michael, but heartbreak for jimmie johnson. five times he's won here, five times he was second. he led 104 laps, the most of any driver. had a tire problem. >> we saw him drive away from jeff gordon. that's something he wasn't able to do all day long on the long run. jeff would close in quickly as the tires got older. this time jimmie was faster. evidently so fast the tire couldn't hold up. >> let's hear from the driver of the 48. he is with our jeff hammond. >> jimmie johnson, it looked like you had the car to beat and all after sudden flat tire. >> yeah, we did an awesome job as a race team and it everything we could to win the race today. unfortunately, something out of our control let us down. i had that feeling i thought we were going to win at my home track once again and just a bummer it didn't work out. spring is calling, this 48 is fast. we'll come back next week to a very strong racetrack for the lowe's chevrolet and hopefully get the job done there. >> thanks. >> heartbreak for jeff gordon. we'll cover his story. loo

know better sleep with sleep number. >>> more heartbreak tonight in annapolis.shipman who was hurt in a freak skateboarding injury, he died today with his family by his side. friends and fellow midshipmen remember him as a vibrant guy, somebody who lived life to the fullest. he was 24 years old, an oceanography major at the naval academy. last weekend, he went on a camping trip with other midshipmen. he was skating behind a slow-moving vehicle when he fell and hit his head. they say he was wearing a helmet but suffered a traumatic brain injury and slipped into a coma for several days. >>> prince george's county police say a man was run over and left for dead in bladensburg. this happened on annapolis road just before 1:00 in the morning. investigators say the victim was crossing the street when a white pickup ran over him. the driver didn't stop. the victim is from florida. he died at the hospital. police say the victim was not in a crosswalk when the truck hit him. >>> a warship is now joining the search for that missing plane. it's got a special black box dete

world business today is coming up next. . >>> heartbreak in the search for flight 370. desperate families flood the malaysian embassy in beijing hours after learning the jet likely crashed and all lives on board were lost. for the very latest on the search for the plane, the investigation and the families who just want to know what happened. >>> and authorities say they're still in rescue mode, but the number of dead and missing in a landslide in seattle is rising and the situation is being called grim. good morning, and welcome to "early start." i'm deborah feyerick. >> i'm christine romans. it's tuesday, march 25th,

the heartbreak continued in dallas as is the mu sent the -- as smu sent the bears home.y romo in the house and they got to witness the cal freshman go off. the jumper with the deep two. cal up 62-59. smu battles back. nick russell and mustangs take the lead 64-62. 20 seconds left and cal gives it to their senior. he buries the three. plenty of time left. his only three of the game and he got. it six seconds left. cal has one last chance. bounces out and smu heads to the semifinals and it is 67-65 the final and what a heartbreaking end to a solid season. the heat and pacers and two back of ibd -- indiana. lebron, 38 points and he found hems on the wrong side of a monster dunk in the fourth. paul george had 23 for indiana. heat down one. chris bosh for the win. air ball. stanford men and women are both in the sweet 16. the men face dayton. we will have previews of so i was basically uninsurable. now that i've got coverage, my doctor is a phone call or an e-mail away. i'm in. [ female announcer ] everyone deserves health insurance. are you in? find free, confidential, local

. >> for them the past few weeks have been heartbreaking. i know this news must be harder still. >> reporter: plaintiff malaysia's prime minister addressed the world, malaysia airlines met with the families of the missing passengers. released a statement that said in part, it must be assumed the flight had been lost. chaos ensued with many screaming inside the briefing room in agony and disbelief and dozens needing medical attention. the announcement was too much for this woman who heard the news at a hotel where many of the relatives are staying in beijing. although there's been no confirmed sighting of the plane for days satellite images showed possible debris floating in the indian ocean. with the search window finally narrowed, the few pieces of possible wreckage that have been spotted. for some family members of the missing reality is setting in. >> translator: there were only two possible outcomes, good or bad. this is my worst fear, i just have to accept it as calmly as i can. >> with officials believing the plane's flight ending in t

>> that's the thing that's so heartbreaking. watch this adorable dog, he looks so confused, so scared. please, wait, don't leave me here. >> okay. well, don't let us wait any longer. you said there's a happy ending so come on. >> there is a happy ending. this surveillance footage was posted by the sheriff's department on their facebook page. immediately it got a huge response. only 24 hours later, the sheriff's department actually had to pull the video down. this is what the sheriff's office said. the dog is safe and being fostered by a very good rescue agency that they work with and that he is not going to be killed. so, you can breathe a big sigh of relief. he said we had to pull our video, the 911 center took over 75 calls from people around the country wanting to adopt the dog or finding out if we caught the man. >> is he facing any kind of charges? >> in virginia it is a misdemeanor to abandon an animal, they are hoping someone can give them information about who this man actually is. >> the very first frame of this video y

she died and she has my baby with her. >> so heartbreaking for the family and others just like them. immediate response is now being questioned though because some local lawmakers say officials failed to realize how serious the situation was, waited too long to ask for help. there's dramatic video of a boy being rescued hours after the disaster. he's safe back with his mom, but his father and siblings are still missing. the community is coming together to help those in need. volunteers are collecting donations pr families who lost everything. just so sad for them. >>> we want to get a check on the weather. bill karins, a wrap up of yesterday's storm. >> that was partially responsible for the flames moving so fast in boston. 40 to 50 mile per hour winds because of that nor'easter. it's a brutally cold, late march morning. it's as cold as it gets for late march. single digits. even the negative numbers up in maine. new york city to philadelphia, it's a cold morning. this should be the coldest morning we'll have for a long time. warmer air is on the way. it's moving through the midwest.

just heartbreaking. if you can imagine the terror the dog was feeling but the panic the owners were feeling so they came back the next day with this drill hammer that you're seeing here. that's one of watson's owners that's 15-year-old nick edwards he's the son of manny edwards, they finally ended up tieing some rope to watson's leg. nick crawled back in there and they were able to get watson free. let me show you the moment that watson is reunited with his family. there's watson, dirty and afraid and you can imagine hungry and thirsty, but thrilled to see his owners. this was an effort by an entire family, we not only have manny and nick and daughter elizabeth and son ben was there and some neighbors from their area and to tell us all about this really complicated rescue, we have manny edwards and the hero nick who crawled into the cave and elizabeth from tennessee. tell us how watson got stuck in this tiny space. >> what i figure is he was chasing something. he's a terrier and whenever something moves

it's heartbreaking for some of the physicians i work with who are highly trained to provide safe care. >> it's almost difficult for me to talk to. i have compassion for the listener, when i describe some of the stories we're hearing, i want them not to be true. we have seen women putting things into their vagina, trying to dilate the cervix. we've seen people douching with coke or lie sol. different things they hear. it's very much like preroe. this is the conundrum that is maddening for me, the law didn't do anything to prevent the need for abortion. we didn't change the amount of women in the community who are still going to need the service, we just blocked their access to getting it safely. it's just. it's obvious we're going to have a public health problem on the hands. whether it's this side of the border or the other side of the border to meet the need of the population, the need didn't change. >> this side of the border or another side of the border when she says that, she's talking about the u.s. border with mexico. she was talking with us from mcallen texas. you see it there

for them the past few weeks have been heartbreaking. i know this news most be hard. i urge the media to respect their privacy and allow them the space they need at this very difficult time. >> reporter: you have been listening to the malaysia prime minister and at 9:58 east cows time announcing the word the families did not want to hear which is they followed the course of mh flight 370, the malaysia airliner that disappeared almost three weeks ago saying they now believe that it disappeared in the south indian ocean west of australia and that it is now considered to be gone forever. and randall is following the story throughout the developments from washington d.c., randall even though this is an indication for the relatives that all hope of finding the plane with any passengers all be it remote up to this point is now over, the search is not. >> no, the search very much continues. as a matter of fact, it has become more robust as china has arrived with a military aircraft and doing some citings today that may have some potential for l

the heartbreak continued in dallas as is the mu sent the -- asent the smu sent the bs home.witness the cal freshman go off. the jumper with the deep two. cal up 62-59. smu battles back. nick russell and mustangs take the lead 64-62. 20 seconds left and cal their s it to their senior. he buries the three. plenty of time left. left. his only three of the game and he got. it six seconds left. cal has one last chance. boun smu smu heads to the semifinals and it is 67-65 the final and what a heartbreaking end to a solid season. the heat and pacers and two back of ibd -- indiana. lebron, 38 points and he found hems on the wrong side of a monster dunk in the fourth. paul george had 23 for indiana. heat down one. chris bosh for the win. air ball. stanford men and women are both in the sweet 16. the men face dayton. we will have previews of ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a

there are so many stories of heartbreaking loss in the oso mudslide.g number of those who died. the missing and those who survived. the search and rescue effort continues in this area, but the outlook for finding anyone alive is grim. >> they're digging through the different piles. there's guys looking in holes. as you notice out here, there's lumber. there are trees, actually, trees, mud, dirt, residences, cars, motor homes, boats. everything that everyone would have in a neighborhood is now strewn out here. >> reporter: mcpherson said the mudslide threw his home more than 100 yard away. >> obviously, losing linda. >> reporter: changed forever. at that point, we are expect agnews conference here in the next couple of hours to get the latest information, but the numbers that we understand, at least 24 people, wolf, died in this mudslide and the number of missing and unaccounted for remains at 90. of course, as we get any new information we'll update it and pass it along. >> what a heartbreaking story that is, george howell, thank you. >>> president oba

. >> it's heartbreaking for us as victims to see the true colors of pope francis. >> a new reaction tohe pope's latest comments on the church's sex abuse scandal. the pope has been riding a wave of popularity, but now a new interview with francis is outraging some victims. >>> and a legal battle happening right now over a relic from the world trade center. an atheist group says a cross should not become part of the september 11th museum. you can join our conversation morning, noon, night, because we're always checking our twitter feed. [ fishing rod casting line, marching band playing ] [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] heart healthy. great taste. [ m'm... ] [ tapping ] sounds good. campbell's healthy request. m'm! m'm! good.® when jake and i first set out on our own, we ate anything. but in time you realize the better you eat the better you feel. these days we both eat smarter. and i give jake purina cat chow naturals. made with real chicken and

>> it is clearly a heartbreaking situation.rience in china, people send a lot of information by text message. like richard said, to get the information quickly and before it is out in public or leaks out to reporters before the prime minister announced it in as cold a method as it seems. the key here from their perspective was to get it out quickly before the prime minister spoke. you can judge by the reaction of the families there in beijing, no matter how they received this news, it was heartbreaking. it is really heartbreaking to watch it as it happens here. you also hear from those reactions something that's been a continuing angle in this story, that those store families in beijing immediately shouted out, cursing the malaysian government. that's where they are directing their anger here, in two ways. right? one, it is a malaysian flagged airline. they blamed the airline for the loss of the plane for whatever happened to it and for this long and frustrating and sometimes misleading investigation. you remember, the search s

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heartbreaking news for those families of those on flight 370. malaysian prime minister confirming their deepest fears. >> it is, therefore, with deep sadness and regret that i must inform you that according to this new da ta, live on mh-370 ended in the southern indian ocean. >> surely, before the prime minister made that announcement, malaysia families informed the family via text. no one on board the flight survived. while the prime minister was announcing the new information, family representatives met with airline representatives in beijing. one relative that went to that meeting says they were told, all lives were lost. while the families cope with the new information, search efforts are ongoing. an australian naval vessel is on the way to the indian ocean to retrieve two objects, one circular and one rectangular. they could be corrected to the crash hours before, a chinese plane reported two relatively big floating objects along with a number of smaller ones. the u.s. navy, pie sidon aircraft was not able to spot those. i am joined by a nu

i come across incredible heartbreaking stories. when they find out they have nowhere to turn in a time of need, that's when we come in to lend a helping hand. >>> good morning. >> how did you get in my office, dude? >> door's unlooked. >> i thought we had this taken care of. you're not supposed to be in here. >> it's for a good reason. a good cause. >> what is it? >> if you can tolerate me for two minutes. >> let's go, buddy. >> i was in triangle yesterday. >> all right. >> i managed to get out of the office for a little while. >> uh-huh. >> and i met a family by the name -- the lloyd family and they have a son named elias. >> okay. i like that name so far. keep going. >> the son suffers from something called status epilepsy, also has a condition that causes fluid to build up in his brain. and he's 23 years old, but he's confined to a wheelchair and basically has a brain function of a 2-year-old. and so their house which is in just a state of complete disrepair is just -- >> you got video of it? >> i do have video of the house. >>

it's just heartbreaking. >> no question about it.e a question -- one thing i'm curious about. the company decided to end its compassionate use policy. would that jeopardize any potential approval by the fda? is this one of those things where if they give it prematurely, then what they've got in play could ultimately be denied? >> no, deb. the way it works is that drug companies are allowed to give out their drug under this compassionate use program. they're allowed to do it as often as they want. they're allowed to not do it at all. if they give it out, they do have to report how that patient did with the drug under the compassionate use program. but it really is -- the fda kind of handed it over to the drug companies and said you do what you want. approve what you want. >> which is rather incredible that they didn't explain specifically why they're not giving this medication out for compassionate use. ms. hardy, how do you explain this to your son? what are you telling your son? he beat kidney cancer with his bone marrow transplant.

to detect early this heartbreaking disease. campaign-studded underway to ban the word bossy. >> tonight a local community is fighting for josh tardy. >> he is a seven-year-old boy who contracted a known this during his treatment for cancer. now his family wants him to have access for a drug not yet approved. however the drug company refuses to give it up. >> suzanne kennedy joins us in the newsroom tonight with the family's emotional plea. >> josh hardy has been a fighter all of his life. he was diagnosed with kidney disease at only nine months old. since then he has been in and out of remission. seven-year-old josh tardy is in a fight for his life. this fredericksburg first grader has beaten cancer four times since he was nine months old. now he faces a new challenge, a virus he contracted after of february bone marrow transplant. >> he is working his butt off. >> his mother at the hospital where doctors told them of an experiment will drug that could save him. it is not yet on the market. >> i feel like there is a will to do

could he come here as the returning hero and cause heartbreak we'll find out tonight. >> also kick off in the next hour, a champion league quarter final play the spanish premier leaders tax a 6-1 advantage into their last 16 second leg tie. that man there the leading scorer, is expected to extend the drum in all competitions to 31. they also have one eye on sunday's in the league. >> manchester unite willed be under a lot of pressure when they face on wednesday. the red devils trail by two goals after the first in greece, and following sunday's 3-nil loss to liverpool, manager david motion is again being force to defend his position. >> the biggest assurance is that we get on with the job. we never discuss it, we talk about the future, we meet for years going forward, that's why it is a sex year contract. because this club -- it's a long term vision. >> grandeur have moved to the top of their group in the asian champions league. the world cup winning coach, 3-1 on tuesday. they have 7 points from their three matches. second in the group of eight, they have been joined on 4 points by me

it's so heartbreaking to read these stories.ne of them, you highlight, is paul weeks, who just took on this new job and he e-mailed his wife before taking off saying, give the boys an extra hug and kiss from their dad, those monkeys are my world, as are you. obviously, i'm emotional, everyone reading it is emotional. it's hard to get a better sense of who they are. >> yeah, we did our best to portray who these people were on the flight. that story was incredibly moving, before paul got on the plane, he had given his wife his wedding ring and his watch, just in case something happens. but, of course, she never thought it would be something like this. >> you see that this is a truly global tragedy. when you see the diversity of folks who are on this flight. two french citizens, a 17-year-old and his french girlfriend, she's 18 years old. he was on the plane with his mother and his sister and now his father has just one boy left. three members of his family, gone in a moment. >> it's a heartbreaking story. they were such a young, s

>> heartbreaking. >> heartbreaking. let's hope they find some answers, give them a little bit of information. phil, thank you so much. appreciate it. it is the two-year anniversary of apple's dividend announcement. we go through the biggest dividend tech names with you and look at payouts this year. that's ahead. plus -- >> coming up, a power pitch on the links. the world's first hollow metal golf ball. swinging to take on the golf industry. will it be a hole in one for all the panelists? >> it's a risky play for me. >> or will it be buried in the bunker? the final score when we return. . up late. thinking up game-changing ideas, like this: dozens of tax free zones across new york state. move here. expand here. or start a new business here... and pay no taxes for 10 years. with new jobs, new opportunities and a new tax free plan. there's only one way for your business to go. up. find out if your business can qualify at start-upny.com s. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." k.b. homes is up 8% on the day. earnings better t

news.onzalez, abc 7 >> heartbreaking. 5:04 our time. we moved to that missing malaysia airlines flight. rescue crews are restricting the search area. >> what brought about the change, kevin? >> new radar data suggest the jetliner had flown faster and therefore ran out of fuel more quickly than originally thought. this is the latest frustrating setback after japanese, thai and french satellites appear to have detected hundreds of floating objects officials are calling those images false reads. 700 milesearch zone northeast and still in the indian ocean and due west of australia. ships spentand six the day cap dancing 123 thousand square miles of open water. that is 1800 times the size of washington dc. there is one silver lining. the new zone is 500 miles closer to perth, making it easier for crews to reach. it is all a race that -- against the clock as the voice recorders last for a month. crewser words, search have 11 days left. >> thank you. monday is the deadline to enroll for health insurance cover studio for the care act's health e

look at this heartbreaking video from earlier today.ian prime minister announced that based on the satellite data, he

cal bears season came to a close in heartbreaking fashion. smu mustangs got the shoutout.ming up tonight, leland yee lack at home tonight. the anti-gun politician facing weapons trafficking charges. >>> and a tornado rips through a sacramento suburb. a live report from the damaged neighborhood. incredible video from tonight's weather. that comes up tonight at 11:00. >>> we're here to talk some baseball. >> and some basketball. we'll start with a little basketball. cal guys were heartbroken when ey an ncaa bid and settled for the n.i.t. that continue notice dallas, as the number one seed smu sent the bears home. smu brings out the stars. dallas cowboys jason garrett and tony romo. they got to see jabari bird go off. cal up 62-59. smu battles back. nick russell, reverse layup. mustangs take the lead. 20 seconds left. cal gives it to their senior. justin cobb, the three. plenty of time. cobb's and wallace collide. that believes nick moore open. his only three-pointer of the game. got it. smu up two. six seconds left. one last shot, cobb to keep the season alive. in and out. a

. >> the heartbreaking results of florida forcing children into places where they clearly don't belongand later here, malaysia air 370, the fbi is now analyzing data from the captain's flight sisimulator as the captain comes into closer focus. >> the ukraine crisis as tensions esalate >> russia for all inents and purposes showing no signs of backing down. >> crimea's vote rejected by the west... >> here in crimea, a lot of them say the west should just butt out... >> new santions looming >> mr. ambassador will those sanctions work? >> things could easily get out of control >> will crimea break away? what's russia's next move? and how will th u.s. respond? >> we're making it clear that there are consequences for their actions... >> for continuing coverage stay with al jazeera america your global news leader. >> and now we continue "america tonight"'s exclusive investigation into the plight of florida's invisible children. few parents are prepared to care alone for a child who has suffered a catastrophic illness. is sometimes they need help around the clock. parents of medically fragile

performance, but do you know not long before that show he suffered a family tragedy that is truly heartbreaking unexpectedly. brooke anderson sat down with bruno's sisters to find out how the family is coping. ♪ >> how difficult was it when you lost her? >> we're still grieving and we're still dealing with it and time hasn't healed much. >> you're getting emotional. >> i'm sorry. i'm trying -- >> it hasn't been that long. >> mom bernadette suffered a sudden brain aneurism on june 1st. she was just 55 years old. >> we had just seen her days before it happened, and it's nothing anyone would have ever imagined because she was superwoman. >> bernadette was a driving force, encouraging the family to pursue music from a young age. bruno, of course, became a superstar. bruno became a superstar. now, his not quite as famous sister, that haiti, jamie, tiara are making music of their own and have their own tv show. >> do you feel like the bar has been really set high? >> yeah. he's amazing. we're so proud of him and he's amazing. >> yeah. >> and you know, i think people will expect that or more from us.

early this morning there was a knock on the door from detectives who rock heart rate -- who brought heartbreak to his mother. her son was dead. she says she he's standing by the door, hoping that he will show up. she was hoping that they would go to church together. received reports of the shooting. his body was found at this intersection. >> i am trying to absorb the fact that he is gone. practices is the fourth homicide in 24 hours. homicides the fourth in 24 hours. two brothers were identified. >> i heard the gunshot and it rang like an automatic weapon. >> family members say that this is senseless. they are trying to figure out who would shoot these two men. detectives are addressing these fight in the past couple of days pike in the past few days. >> 12 acts of violence have occurred inside. they do not have witnesses. we are using our resources, extra manpower. we have detectives working around the clock. they are trying to get the case is closed. >> family and friends will hold a vigil. that is happening tonight. is in the same spot where they were gunned down. reporting live, hatzel ve

it was a heartbreaker. 77-23. -- 77-73. down 1. only it is a stunning rivalry. they drive it away and lay it in. the colonials win, 66-58. have the the nationals best starting rotation in baseball. they now how four of the top 20 pictures of the last 3 the seasons. against the marlins today, he made a string -- spring training debut. the first two batters pitch two innings. they gave up 1-1. they struck out two. bottom of the fourth. adam roach starts. we will see that opening day. the nationals win, 10-3. n tiger woods withdrew after a store -- sore back. he is not sure he will play next week. >> thank you. >> most people are seeing rain right now, but that will change. >> we will have some rain and then we will see the pickup later on tonight. temperatures are still well above freezing. by 9:00, they will be in the 30's. we will drop from just above freezing to just below freezing. duringould be some sleep the early morning hours before changing over to snow. that will happen around 5:00 a.m. or 7:00 a.m. how much snow are we talking about? 4-6 inches of snow.

e, where is relisha rudd >> it's heartbreaking, because i don't know what i would do if somebody took her away from me. >> as you saw there, residents here are keeping hope alive that relisha rudd is still alive out there somewhere and is ok. >> thank you, tom. this weekend's heavy rains caused flooding problems in parts of maryland. today rising water on the western branch of the patuxent causein upper marlboro some damage. a parking lot was closed down to high water. playground were flooded. the rainy weekend is over and has been replaced with picture-perfect skies across our area tonight, but the rain will return. doug hill will have the updated forecast coming up. 6:00, the candidates for mayor in the district are making their last-minute sprint to the finish line before tomorrow's primary. checking in with the final push this evening. hello, sam. >> the story today seems to be the lack of enthusiasm. people went out for early voting last time. this time it is down one third, just 14,000 people. the candidates were out today trying to get their voters to show up tomorrow. all-impo

dominick, thanks. >> very heartbreaking.minick just reported, the heavy rains and strong winds are frustrating rescue teams out there. let's check in with the latest on those conditions. janice dean is live in the fox weather center. >> it's been awful out here, record breaking rainfall in seattle, where they've received over 15 inches in february and march, the wettest on season for march. taking a look at the satellite and radar over the last 12 hours, not good news here, continues to be remaining very saturated and the wet weather continues through the weekend and into early next week as far as central california. they need the rain here, they don't need the rain across the northwest, but we have the setup for more moisture, more storms to push into the region. not only this weekend, throughout the week and into next weekend. so trying for this region, and, of course, the folks who are aiding in the rescue and search in northern washington, looks like it's going to remain rainy and stormy. a little bit of a break in the w

. >> for them, the past few weeks have been heartbreaking. i know this news must be harder still. >> reporter: seven days after the 777 jet vanished, after an exhaustive and unprecedented study, the british communications company inmarsat concluded the pings placed it, without question, over the southern indian ocean ruling out the northern arc that had at one point been considered a possible path for the plane. >> if you look at the plots that we have using our recent adjusted techniques, we can say that the most likely route is the south and the most likely ending is roughly in the area where they are looking now. >> reporter: the new satellite data comes as aircraft spotted possible debris in the southern corridor search area, including at least one item that appears orange. satellite i mages from france said that a ship to recover them has so far found nothing. now, the heartbreaking search is concentrated in the southern indian ocean. china will likely send more ships, including one with a data recorder locater as this mission moves from