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nieces were born years after higgins died. yet this simple stone means the world to them. >> i thought about my father, of course, and how excited he would have been because over the years he wondered what happened to his kid brother. >> our family is here. he was a missing person from our family and he's home. >> reporter: higgins was the youngest of three brothers to serve in the military. but he never came home. >> on this memorial day the higgins family was honored in ceremonies paying tribute to the more than 600 philadelphia area casualties of the korean war. for his long suffering family, the mystery of higgins fate was an open wound. the nieces and their husbands spent years searching for clues to his fate. only to be contacted by military officials late last year. a dna match confirmed his were remains held by the army for years without identification. >> i said washington? excuse me me. i just -- you just never thought. never thought it would happen. >> reporter: the higgins family has the closure sought by so many m

for captain higgins, the stop here annapolis is special. it's more than an honor, it's homecoming. >> my heart is here. >> reporter: feel good to be back? >> it's wonderful to be back. >> reporter: it was here in a class that the then midshipman got her shot at taking the controls. >> i knew at that moment there was no other profession for me. that being a pilot was definitely what i was made to do. >> reporter: it's something women have been doing in the military for more than 20 years, but not for the blue angels until now. >> i get chills run here. >> reporter: fellow naval academy grad and the team's commander, captain tom frosh is one of the officers who brought higgins onboard. >> why do you think it took so long? >> you know we have 17 officers on our team 130 people and we spend so much time together. you don't get as many females to apply to the team and ayou're always looking for the right person. it's not just about the skills it's the right person. >> reporter: for higgins, being a good fit has turned into the ride of a lifetime

katie higgins, the first blue angels pilot in history. >> i saw that as a far off dream kind of. but i was encouraged to apply and i did and made the team. it's been a wonderful experience ever since. >> katie higgins from maryland. >> reporter: the history maker is also a hometown girl. >> i definitely miss crab cakes. >> reporter: with aviation in her blood. >> i'm a third generation pilot. my father was a navy pilot. hornet pilot actually which is awesome because that's what our jet guys fly on my team. >> reporter: as for her bird it's hard to miss. the c-130 affectionately named fat albert is a transport plane with its own tricks and is no doubt a big part of the show. >> don't get me wrong, the f-18 is an awesome aircraft. i'll fly it everyday. >> reporter: for 300 days out of the year the blue angels spend their time going city to city performing shows all across the nation. for her it's special. it's more than an honor. it's homecoming. >> it's wonderful to be back. >> reporter: it was here nor a class that then midshipman got her first shot at taking the controls. >> i k

today corporal higgins family received a special tribute as philadelphia honored its korean war dead.ox 29's bruce gordon was there. >> reporter: it is among the newest grave sites at the veterans cemetery in newtown bucks county. casket having been lowered into the ground just over a month ago. there it is, section site seven site 849 army corporal robert higgins was 20 years old when he disappeared in the fog of the korean war. uncle pobb nieces can pay their respects. >> our family is here. he was a missing person from our family and he's home with his brother. his brothers. >> i thought about my father, of course and how excited he would have been because over the years he wondered what happened to his kid brother. >> reporter: robert higgins was the youngest of three brothers to serve our country but he did not come home. as the korean war memorial at penn's landing notes -- >> taken prisoner february february 13th, 1951. date of death not really known. ♪ >> reporter: ceremonies honoring local korean war casualties higgins nieces and their husbands were guests of honor after more

. >>> today corporal higgins family received a special tribute as philadelphia honored its korean war dead. >> fox 29's bruce gordon was there. >> reporter: it is among the newest grave sites at the veterans cemetery in newtown bucks county. casket having been lowered into the ground just over a month ago. there it is section 7 sight 849, army corporal robert higgins was just 20 years old when he disappeared into the fog of the korean war. in a place where families come to remember loved ones, uncle bob's nieces can now pay their respects. >> our family is here. he was a missing person from our family and he's home with his brother. his brothers. i thought about my father, of course and how excited he would have been because over the years he wondered what happened to his kid brother. >> reporter: robert higgins water youngest of three brothers to serve our country. but he did not come home. as the korean war memorial at penn's landing notes -- >> taken prisoner february february 13th, 19 date of death not really known. ♪ >> reporter: ceremonies honoring local korean war casualties hi

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prosecutors say the day before higgins opened fire on a group of teens in oakland. devon ellis, a ninth grader at oakland tech was killed. today prosecutors charged higgins with murder and two counts of attempted murder. >> people in pacifica are getting an up close look at a dead whale and the second one in three weeks and this one is a female humpback. biologists aren't sure how it died. lyanne melendez is live at the beach with more. >> reporter: scientists couldn't really begin to determine how she died because of the high tide, but that gave people around here the opportunity to see and touch her. >> it looked a lot bigger than i imagined. >>el i and her son jake were among first to see the female humpback and this allowed people a chance to see fascinating parts of the whale they would otherwise never see. >> i thought we could take a field trip and what are the chances of two or three from the same beach. according to the marine mammal center this whale has been dead for four to five days and no clue as to how she died. >> researchers from the academy of scie

the suspected shooter, 28-year-old donald higgins wanted to kill others.eporter lyanne melendez is live with the details. lyanne? >> reporter: larry devon ellis attended this school oakland tech and he was 14 years old when he was shot in the fruitvale district in oakland by someone he never knew. his family today was in court to meet the alleged gunman. >> reporter: this was this shootout with hayward police that provided the evidence to link 28-year-old donald higgins to the murder of 14-year-old devon ellis several miles away in oakland. >> finally some justice in dealing with my son's murder. >> reporter: that's the 14-year-old's father who was in court today as higgins was charged with several counts of murder and attempted murder. one day after his son's death, the alleged gunman barricaded himself inside his mother's home in hayward after police spotted him in a white, 2004, infiniti suv. >> we did not know what his mental state was and we were concern with finding him and capturing him. >> reporter: his suv matched the description given earlier by

several hours after higgins killed the 14-year-old, he shot several times at their car. they were not hurt. >> it hurts because i basically lost my son for nothing because somebody else had a hitfit of rage. i lost the most important person to me. >> reporter: after the shoot-out, police found a handgun with .30 round magazine. the bullets matched casings recovered at the hayward shooting scene. police have evidence and statements that connect higgins to the murder of the 14-year-old. he attended oakland tech a school district spokesperson described him as prom it'sing student and football player. >> at his age, you're just beginning to paint a picture of what you'll be. who knows what he could become, and that's a tragedy he'll never have the ability to achieve that potential. >>> four victims in a deadly dui crash last night have been identified late today. three were 18-year-old, young women who attended three different high schools in gilroy. the fourth was a 24-year-old man, the driver is the sole survivor. he's been arrested on suts special of dui have vehicular ma

some. >> reporter: higgins was practically airborne.randfather flew in world war ii, and she followed her father a naval aviator. >> it's a unique opportunity for my dad. he flew the f-18 hornet what is what our jet guys fly. >> reporter: he knows what 8 gs feels like. >> exactly. >> reporter: while her plane doesn't leave entrails higgins is also blazing a path back on the ground. those moments when young girls come up and say, katie, can i say hi what does that mean? >> if i can show them this they can do -- show them that they can do whatever they want to do it's awesome. >> reporter: now the next generation -- >> you look good in blue. >> reporter: -- has an angel to look up to. peter alexander, nbc news annapolis. >> a wonderful achievement. the air force would like to point out they beat navy. their first female pilot, an iraq war veteran, started flying f-16s as part of the thunderbirds in 2006. there have been two more thunderbird pilots since. >>> if you've ever really craved eggs you'll totally get this story. >> this bear cli

several hours after higgins killed the 14-year-old, he shot several times at their car. they were not hurt. >> it hurts because i basically lost my son for nothing because somebody else had a hitfit of rage. i lost the most important person to me. >> reporter: after the shoot-out, police found a handgun with .30 round magazine. the bullets matched casings recovered at the hayward shooting scene. police have evidence and statements that connect higgins to the murder of the 14-year-old. he attended oakland tech a school district spokesperson described him as prom it'sing student and football player. >> at his age, you're just beginning to paint a picture of what you'll be. who knows what he could become, and that's a tragedy he'll never have the ability to achieve that potential. >>> four victims in a deadly dui crash last night have been identified late today. three were 18-year-old, young women who attended three different high schools in gilroy. the fourth was a 24-year-old man, the driver is the sole survivor. he's been arrested on suts special of dui have vehicular ma

police say several hours after higgins killed the 14-year-old he shot several times at their car. they were not hurt. >> it hurts because i basically lost my son for nothing because somebody else had a fit of rage. i lost you know, the most important person to me. >> reporter: after the shootout police found a handgun with a 30-round magazine. according to the report the bullets matched casings recovered at the hayward shooting scene. police say they have evidence and statements that connect higgins to the murder of the 14-year-old. davon attended oakland tech a school district spokesperson described him as a promising student and football player. >> at his age you're really just beginning to paint a picture of what you will be. so who knows what he could have become. and that's a tragedy, that he'll never have the ability to achieve that potential. >> reporter: in oakland lyann melendez, abc 7 news. >>> a teenager has turned himself in for a brazen home invasion in the upscale evergreen district of san jose. a 17-year-old says he was one of the people caught on video armed with k

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the next speakers are charles higgins, paul pendergast. >> good afternoon. i'm charles higgins. i am born and raised in san francisco and used to kick around north beachs a child, so i'm familiar with the site. i have only been to teatro zinzanni once and believe i had food spilled on me, but i still like them. i think it's truly an innovative concept. it's a creative and colorful use of very high visibility site. and i think in regard to the sole-source waiver, i think the comments about avoiding a forced marriage, and the need to avoid delay further is a really critical -- we're at a time when artists are just leaving the city or they have already gone. so doing a project that sooner rather than later, that brings them back, and supports the community, i think, is critical. thank you for your consideration. >> thank you. paul pendergast. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is paul pendergast. i wear a number of hats, but a board member of the golden gate business association, which is the lgbt chamber of commerce and a [kpao-eupbs/] of 14 different chamber of commerces. i'

and back with us former ntsb board member kitty higgins. professor bible, let me go to you.s do you have tonight for investigators? >> well they seem to be zeroing in on speed. and that's gross human error. derailments are almost always equipment failure. about the only way you can derail a train with human error is too fast on a curve. it very rarely happens. but it looks like we've -- in fact, i was all over that. i'm trying to right science books. i had to go back the 1950s to find one in new jersey. now we had two last year and one now. >> professor, the train was we are told was traveling over 100 miles per hour. what other factors could have contributed to the crash? >> well i don't think anything other than human error. they are developing positive train control that would allow the computer to intervene if the human make answer error. but that's a work in progress. that's proceeding about as fast as it can. they're having a lot of technological growing pains. but thalg get there. >> kitty, how does this derailment compare to others you have seen? >> well reverend al

robert higgins was declared mia in february 1951 after his unit was overrun. now, his status can be changed from missing in action, to killed in action. today, he was honored in philadelphia and his neice was at the ceremony. >> every once in a while my dad would bring him up. we would talk about him. he said i guess i'll never know what happened to my brother. we were very happy, you know, that they were able to identify him. >> higgins' name and mia classification are etched in the granite of philadelphia's korean war memorial. it will now be noted he was killed in action. >>> a special re-dedication ceremony at the philadelphia viet nam veterans memorial on penn's landing. the memorial just wrapped up two phases of renovations from weather-related damage and vandalism over the years. ralph gillati pow, keynote speaker today. he spent 14 months in captivity after his aircraft was shot down in 1972. >> the sites and sounds of the holiday were on full display in bucks county. >> ♪ ♪ >>> members of the united veterans of doylestown took part in today's parade.

for captain higgins, the stop here in annapolis is special. it is more than an honor. it is homecoming. >> my heart is here. >> reporter: it was here in a class that then midshipman got her chance at taking controls. >> i knew there was no other profession for me. being a pilot was what i was made to do. >> reporter: it is something women have been doing in the military for more than 20 years. but not for the blue angels until now. >> i get chills. >> reporter: the fellow naval academy grad and the team's commander is one of the officers who brought higgins on board. >> why do you think it took so long? >> we have 17 officers on our team. 130 people and we spend so much time together. you don't get as many females to apply and you're looking for the right person. it is not just the skills. it is the right person. >> reporter: for higins being a good fit has turned into the ride of a lifetime. it is also lifting others. >> i didn't come to the team to break any barriers. to shatter any glass ceilings. it is a universal message that we can send across the genders. whatev

now higgins was already in custody for shooting at a car full of people in hayward in the hours afterd of shooting at police during his arrest the next day. higgins is due in court on the murder charge next week. >>> very emotional day in court for the family and friends. brian jones is accused of smashing his corvette into the backyard of an apartment complex. >> it's not fair. it's not justice. >> mr. jones is remarsful for what happened. he's been a wreck over what happened. >> the district attorney says the delay does not mean that charges won't be filed in the future. >>> we're learning about a tweet posted by one of two gunmen in texas just 20 minutes before they attacked a cartoon contest featuring images of the prophet muhammad. a final tweet linked to elton simpson said quote may al la accept us as holy warriors. among the hash tag used by the the account was #texasattack. they were both killed by a police officer after opening fire and wounding a security guard. >>> coming up in our next hour, baby formula still on store shelves even after the expiration date. it is against

they arrested 28-year-old donald higgins the very next day after he got into a shootout with hayward police. court records show higgins has previous convictions for burglary as well as shooting at a car with five people in it. >>> angry family members and friends chased down a drunk driving suspect outside of court. >> you are a murderer! killer! you don't deserve to be breathing! >> he is accused of crashing his corvette killing a liver pour woman and her baby. kpix 5's ryan takeo with the emotional confrontation right outside the courtroom. >>> reporter: brian jones didn't want to say anything before court and after prosecutors asked for more time to investigate the case, his attorney spoke for him. >> he has been an emotional wreck every second of the day over what happened. he is extremely sorry for what happened. >> reporter: while xtended apologies, in the background you can hear friends and family of the victims sounding off and drowning out the lawyer. >> just want everybody to know that mr. jones is clearly remorseful for what happened. [ yelling in the background ] >> he is

one katie higgins doesn't want to take alone. so accomplished at such a young age. very cool. it means a lot. we will send it over to sheinelle in the orange room. she is with the "today" plaza fan of the day. >> we have karen jackson from columbus ohio. she has the best smile ever. this guy takes broadcast journalism classes in college. take it away. >> still to come on "today," robert de niro's words of wisdom to the ♪ ♪ nah nah nah ♪ kraft natural shreds not made with just any milk we start with fresh milk carefully selected from only us dairy farms ♪ masterpiece masterpiece ♪ because to make something amazing you gotta start with something amazing ♪ masterpiece ♪ kraft natural cheese ♪ masterpiece ♪ buying a used car can be a scary proposition. you walk onto that lot and immediately you are surrounded like a guppy in a shark tank. it just feels like car salesmen want to sell whatever car is best for them, not best for me. there's gotta be a better way. ♪ ♪ as long as people drive cars carmax will be the best way to buy them. ♪ to you, they're more than just a pe

. >> robert higgins declared missing in action in february 1951, after his unit was overrun. now, his status can be changed from missing in action, to killed in action. yesterday he was honored in philadelphia. his neice was at the memorial day ceremony. >> every once in a while my dad would bring him up. we would talk about him. he would say i guess i never will know what happened to my brother. we are very happy, you know, that they were able to identify him. >> higgins name and mia class if i cakes are etched in the granite wall there at the philadelphia korean war memorial. that will now be noted that he was killed in action. >>> still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news" following breaking news, the search for suspect after overnight home invasion. >> also, just soak down south. more drenching rain hits texas, crews search for victims swept away by the here's to the explorers. those diagnosed with cancer who didn't settle for just one opinion on their diagnosis or recommended treatment plan they explored their options. and discovered a new level of empowerment. at can

royce: brian higgins of new york. brian higgins: thank you mr. chairman. i want to thank the panel here. your testimony is both eloquent and compelling. i just want to focus on the christian community in the middle east. isis has declared war on christians. isis wants genocide now. they want to eradicate christians from the middle east and africa. christian kids have been beheaded, their mothers raped, and their fathers crucified literally. isis believes christians are standing in the way of their world conquest, anything pre-islamic they want to destroy and want to prepare the world for the coming of the islamic heldly fate. -- caliphate. christians in the middle east and africa are losing communities that have lived peacefully for 2000 years. 500,000 christian arabs driven out of syria during the last three years of civil war. christians have been persecuted and killed, from lebanon to sudan, now south sudan. civil wars lasted decades. in iraq, mosul is a christian city, the second largest city in iraq, christians have been living there for 1700 years. a

robert higgins was declared missing in action in february february 1951 after his unit was overrun.ow his status can be changed from missing in action to killed in action. today he was honored in philadelphia and his niece was at the ceremony. >> once in while my dad would bring him up and we would talk about him. he would say i guess i'll never know what happened to my brother. we're very happy that they were able to identify him. >> higgins name and mia classification are edged into the granite of philadelphia's korean war memorial. it will now be noteed he was killed in action. >>> a community came together in bucks county to honor our nation's fallen heroes. ♪ >>> members of the united veterans of doylestown took part in today's parade there. they marched 2 miles from cb west high skull to the doylestown cemetery on court street. >>> american flags and a wreath decorate the courthouse in media and that's where the town wrapped up its annual parade. afterward many veterans lingered around the courthouse sharing stories about what memorial day means to them. >>> and veterans march

today robert higgins honored as a service man killed in action.ve patterson was there. >> reporter: on this memorial day, city officials on hands to honor the lives after estimated 40,000 americans who died in the korean war. >> for years we never new what every happened to him. >> for more than 06 years that number did not include the story of robert higgins the 20 year old declared mia in 1951. and for all of those years, their families, forgotten son lost to what some call the forgotten war. >> every once in a while my dad would bring him up, we would talk about him he said i'll guess i'll never know what happened to my brother. >> but one year ago that all change wad single phonecall. >> it was out of the blue. >> the military took possession of hundreds of remains from the war, two samples discovered in the 90s were submitted for dna testing, that can now be done with phones and a match came back. robert was coming home. >> we just said that is miracle. it is -- how can this happen? >> reporter: here lives corporal his inches, after his famil

higgins, would you like to explain how this works? dozen eggs. eight of them have been hard boiled. four of them are still raw. un-cooked, un-tainted by fire. [ laughter ] you and anna will take turns selecting one egg at a time, uno ovum, and smashing them up on the top of your head. >> jimmy: uno ovum. >> steve: you won't know which eggs are raw and which are hard-boiled. once you choose, you may not un-choose you must smash that egg upon your head. >> jimmy: thank you. >> steve: first one to smash two raw eggs on their head loses. anna, as the lovely guest of the show you will choose the first egg. [ laughter ] ♪ >> oh, my god, i'm really nervous. okay. [ duck quack ] >> steve: good luck. >> i don't feel good. >> jimmy: what are you talking about, it's the first egg. >> i mean i feel great. >> jimmy: usually the odds are in your favor. >> you know. i'm doing reverse psychology. >> jimmy: welcome to the show. >> i feel great about it. >> jimmy: yeah i feel great, too. thank you for being here. [ laughter ] >> okay. ready? >> jimmy:

royce: brian higgins of new york. rep. higgins: thank you mr. chairman. want to thank the panel here. your testimony is both eloquent and compelling. i just want to focus on the christian community in the middle east. isis has declared war on christians. isis wants genocide now. they want to eradicate christians from the middle east and africa. christian kids have been beheaded, their mothers raped, and their fathers crucified -- literally. isis believes christians are standing in the way of their world conquest, and anything pre-islamic they want to destroy and want to prepare the world for the coming of the islamic celephate. christians are losing communities that have lived peacefully for 2000 years. pa -- 5000,000 christians christian arabs driven out of syria during the last three years of civil war. christians have been persecuted and killed from lebanon to sudan, now south sudan. civil wars lasted decades. in iraq mosul is a christian city, the second largest city in iraq, and christians have been living there for 1700 years. as you know better tha

robert higgins was youngest of three brothers to serve, in the military. >>> 6:50.ice is denying is there a homicide investigation in connection with the death of bb king this comes after the the blues legend daughters claims that he was poisoned. the right now coroner says no evidence has been found to suggest that king was poison. an autopsy was performed on sunday but forensic test results is said to take weeks. king's daughter alleged king's business manager and an assistant caused his death. king died on may 14th. >> what was he 89 years old? >>> star wars fanatics, the world over are counting the days until the next film's release. >> i know you are so excited mike. oh my goodness. you can kill time by attending an all-star wars film festival. there we go. >> star wars film festival basically. >> you will need to get a passport first. >> the the 18th shanghai international film festival and walt disney pictures confirm all six star wars films will be screened at this festival. give me a ticket to shanghai. it is first ever theater screening of the original thr

we are joined by tim higgins. who is the real winner here? sense, as itn a gives them greater leverage to settle in the lawsuit they have. really, they have consolidated the battles globally into two cases, the one who done today here in washington, d.c., and another one that threatens to remove things like autocorrect from samsung phones. angie: so, what is the significance of the case? tim: it helps in the case. in an -- in essence, the court upheld the previous rule that said samsung used patent designs and features from the iphone and essentially awarded the bulk of the previous verdict. it did rule that samsung, the actual design was more about function than beauty, so it could not be trademarked, so that is a help for samsung in this case. angie: tim higgins, thank you for that. let's stay with apple. investor carl icahn is the shares could be worth the most twice what they are worth now. su keenan has been looking at the action and the rest of the news on wall street. carl icahn is pushing for a bigger share by -- share buyback and tha

. >> pam: higgins was arrested after a 12 -hour search. and a brief standoff near meek avenue in hayward. >> pam: he is scheduled to appear in court on may 13th. >> pam: new tonight. the city of oakland could soon be adding dozens of new officers to its police department. stations. >> pam: we will have more on that story in just a few minutes. >> pam: the district has now decided to permanently close two fire stations. in a public meeting last night in oakley. the board of directors introduced a plan to reduce the district stations from five to three. by closing outposts in brentwood and knightsen. >> pam: this plan would also require firefighters. >> pam: last month. the district failed to gain voter support to fund the district over the next five years. >> pam: the closures will take effect monday. >> pam: the fire district can get help from neighboring fire districts.but will have to share their scarce resources if other districts call for help. >> pam: firefighters in east contra costa county are having to make some tough choices. a pu

higgins is in custody for allegedly shooting at a car full of people and shooting at police the nextpeople gathered today to celebrate the life of david goldberg. it was a private event but we do know men were asked not to wear ties to the service because apparently goldberg couldn't stand wearing ties. they was ceo of survey monkey. he was on vacation with his family when he died last week. authorities say he collapsed on a treadmill and hit his head. david goldberg was just 47 years old. >> today, president obama posted his condolences on facebook saying that david goldberg was generous and kind with everybody and cared less about the limelight than making sure the people he knew succeeded. >>> today, art work assumed lost was found today. a team uncovered ninety year old tiles. reporter: its a pain staking process, restoring the former university art center bit by bit. >> there's layer and layer of cool history here. >> built in 1929 by one of palo alto's master architects. >> that's what i love to do is to bring it back to the original look. reporter: it just so happened that the

captain tom frosh is the team's commander and one of the members who brought higgins on board. >> youly to the team and you're always looking for the right person. it's not just the skills the right person the right fit. someone you can be with 300 days a year. >> this team treats me like any other member of the ready room. everyone faces challenges because we want to put on the best show for the american people. >> reporter: a spirit you can feel in the cockpit of the plane higgins flies, the c-130, affectionately named fat albert. like its namesake it's not the fastest or slickest of the bunch, but still a big part of this ride of a lifetime one katie higgins doesn't want to take alone. so accomplished at such a young age. thomas get this the year katie was born 1986 the same year that movie "top gun" came out. how's that for inspiration? >> very cool. send it over to chanelle in the orange room. she's with today's plaza fans of the day. who are you got? >> we have terrance and karen jackson from jackson, ohio. she has the best style. this guy today broadcast journalism classes in c

take vo --la capitan "katie higgins" es la primera mujer en llegar a las filas del grupo de aviacion- "higgins" trae la aviacion en su sangre. su abuelo fue piloto en la segunda guerra mundial y su papa fue aviador naval. take vo cesar --- en esta poca del año decenas de agentes patrullan las autopistas del rea de la baha para detectar a conductores que se encuentren bajo los efectos de sustancias txicas... --- la patrulla de caminos cuenta con ms refuerzos para vigilar las calles y carreteras, y detener a quienes conduzcan a toda velocidad o que no lleven el cinturn debidamente abrochado... --- hay varios retenes en el area de la baha y la vigilancia continuar hasta esta medianoche... take vo cesar --segun el ultimo reporte dado a conocer por la patrulla de caminos, van 34 arrestos ejecutados por las autoridades en sus rutinarios retenes. --el indice mas alto lo reporta hasta el momento el condado de san mateo, con 23 detenciones. --en 2014 se presentaron 44 arestos duerante los mismos tres dias de descanso, por lo que las autoridades confian que la cifra este aÑo se reduzca. cesar

marine corps captain katie higgins is the first female pilot in the blue angels' 69-year history.ation military aviator is from maryland and flies a c-130, the transport plane affectionately known as fat albert. it's quite the feat considering when the blue angels started back in 1946 you had to be a guy and a bachelor. >> i didn't come to the team to break barriers to shatter any glass ceilings. it's a universal message we can send across genders that whatever you put your mind to work to it and you can achieve it. >> captain higgins travels with the blue angels performing 300 days out of the year. as for what she misses most the maryland crab cakes. >>> you can use lots of new words the next time you play scrabble. about 6.5 thousand new words have been added to the latest word list many slang words you would use on facebook or in a text message. words like twerking emoji and riddik short for ridiculous. new words involving technology terms are on the list words such as face time and hashtag. it's the first update to the scrabble list since 2011. >>> it's chilly for late may. te

alison: higgins is most comfortable and herself in the cockpit. even when feeling weightless. >> the zero g you get a weightless feeling and you are floating around in your feet. the 2 g's feel twice your body weight. alison: she rejects the notion she was chosen for the elite group because she is a woman. >> i flighted planes as good as my male counterparts and i have a great time doing it. my flying speaks for itself. alison: flying in front of the hometown crowd? >> it's beyond words. to perform for my midshipman and my parents and family that will be there. it's surreal. alison: if you are interested the blue angel demonstration is wednesday, may 20. it is open to the public. leon: that look like fun actually. i envy her. thank you. got a chance to keep the postseason dreams alive tonight. >> that is right. we are live at the phone booth where the wizards have showed up but can they show up. preview to game six coming up later in sports. leon: but first, president of college says he will not attend commitment tomorrow. find out why next. 7 ali

alix: thank you so much, tim higgins. our apple reporter.pple updated the 15 inch macbook pro today to the point where, oh, right, they make computers. mark: that's how we became apple. alix: coming up, critics argue the bank ceo our way overpaid. mark: you will not believe how their pay packages compare with executives in other industries. ♪ deflate-gatete on because you obviously have not heard enough. patriots owner says the team will not appeal the national football league's penalties for using underinflated kobolds in the afc championship game against the indianapolis colts. the patriots were find $1 million and they were docked to draft picks. quarterback tom brady is appealing his four game suspension. alix: there were two votes today on executive pay and jpmorgan's annual meeting in detroit. the bank shareholders voted to improve the pay package. over at morgan stanley, shareholders find out -- signed off on their compensation. mark: bloombergs david girl looks at how their pay packages compare to executives in other industries. davi

prosecutors say donald higgins was the gunman but are unsure of the motive for that shooting.ady in custody for reportedly shooting at a car full of people in hayward in the hours after the oakland shooting. he also is accused of shooting at police during his arrest the next day. he is due in court on murder charge next week. >>> time is 5:55. the city of los angeles suing san francisco based welles forgo saying its employees are guilty of fraud and misconduct. now wells fargo is the largest california based bank in the country. the lawsuit claims wells fargo employees opened unauthorized accounts and hit them with fake fees which ruined their credit. the lawsuit also claims the accounts were not closed even after the customers complained about it because the bank pressured employees into meeting high sales quotas. however wells fargo is blaming the problems on a few rogue employees. >>> two fans who paid to watch the boxing match between floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao have filed a class action lawsuit against pacquiao. the lawsuit claims the boxer defrauded everyone who

army corporal robert higgins went missing in action during the korean war in 1951. decades passed. but it wasn't until dna testing last december it positively linked a relative with higgins' remains. >> it's sweet, it's sad, too, but it's good to have them home now and we know where he is. >> during this memorial day ceremony, philadelphia mayor michael nutter praised the sacrifice of the over 36,000 americans who died in the conflict. >> america's always worth fighting for. america's always, in some cases worth dying for. >> for one family, their fight for an ending with both honor and answers, it's finally over. >> even though he's been gone all these years, he was never gone from our hearts. >> back live here at washington square. as you can hear they're singing the national anthem. the mayor at the memorial. this time the vietnam memorial. we'll talk about that coming up in the next hour. we're live in center city. jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >> president obama took part in a memorial day ceremony at arlington national cemetery today. the president laying a wreath at the tomb of t

brandy higgins with more on it is celebration. >> reporter: good morning, matt and tam, i'm so lucky right now i'm inside disneyland before the park opens. there are thousands of families waiting hours outside getting in here for the 60th anniversary. it's key word is sparkle. they have added thousands of kiss tals to the castle behind me. for a party that's 60 years in the making. 1955 disney lands opening day. >> disneyland is your land. >> reporter: walt disney transformed this farmland into a theme park and magical world of imagination. >> it all started from a dad with two daughters wandering where he could take them and have fun too. >> reporter: a lot has changed since disney expanded globally. in 1982, the first all inclusive ride admission was $12. 33 years later adult entry to one park is $99 and park hopper, 1555. disney land is promising a lot of sparkle with new floats and new world of color show and engineers are adding projections throughout disney lands for the fireworks show. >> i think it will make it four dimensional. >> reporter: a celebration of 60 years with one

match led family to his remains only last year after all these years, 20 year-old corporal robert higgins was taken prisoner in 1951 a and not known when he actually died but at a newtown bucks county ceremony honoring local korean war casualties his nieces were guests of honor. after 60 years of waiting for abses a dna match was used to identify remains in army custody since 1960's. >> a lot of family here. he was a missing person, to our family and he is home new with his brother brothers. >> i thought about my father, of course, and how excited he would have been because over the years he wondered what happened to his kid brother. >> robert higgins was youngest of three brothers to serve our country. >>> a marine's wedding getting a lot of buzz from social media. what this bride and groom did moments before the ceremony. >>> first a sky diver hits a snag but this could have been a lot worse. what rescuers say about the local company that is involved. vets recommend it. and dogs, well they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breedi

i am your host, steve higgins and we're about to play password.] >> steve: i'm right. you can see him as blackbeard in the new movie "pan," which opens in theaters october 9th. here's hugh jackman! come on! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and to my left, the host of nbc's "tonight show," our sweetheart, mr. james fallon. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ fellas, hugh, who are you playing with? >> that's not easy to say. >> steve: yeah, no. >> hugh, who are you playing with? he's a great actor, best-selling author and his new book is "gumption: relighting the torch of freedom with america's gutsiest troublemakers." it's available on may 26th. please welcome, nick offerman! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> you all right? good? >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> yeah. >> let's play the password. >> yeah, here we go. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> steve: jimmy, who is your partner? >> jimmy: well, she's an academy award-winning actress who stars in a new miniseries called "the secret life of marilyn monroe," which airs may 30th and may 31st on lifetime. please welcome, s

. >>> robert higgins who disappeared in a battle in 1951, his remains were identified just recently where he was buried with honor. >> there was a lot of closer, but bitter sweet but we are glad to be here and represent him. and be part of his family. >> reporter: the korean war was the forgotten world because the american public never got involved the way it did in world war ii. that upsets the soldiers who are alive today. >> we helped and deserve the freedom we got we want to enjoy it forever. >> i came home arena nobody looked at me, i really felt bad and to this day people don't remember the korean war. they don't. >> reporter: today we remember the veterans of the korean conflict and the veterans of all the war. nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> nora, thank you. >>> president obama honored our fallen troops at this memorial service at arlington national cemetary. there was a moment of silence as the president laid a wreath on the tomb of the unknown. he honored those who bravelily served our nation. >>> flags were placed on the graves of fallen soldiers in cape may county. a