into their home for a few days washington called hughes a man who was amazingly good natured and hughes said that that in washington waited upon them at table at dinner time and it was remarkably social and it was hughes and this book that named what thomas jefferson and all his writings and speeches always referred to as the incident in boston harbor into something called the boston tea party hughes literally queen the phrase and here's why he dressed up like an indian and showed up for the tea party the east india company was trying to corner the team market after all it was the drink of choice of the colonists and there's pretty much a tea shop on every corner in america we imported millions of pounds of tea every year and most of it was brought in by small american entrepreneurs but the british called smugglers and the east india company wanted to put those smugglers out of business and their strategy undercut their prices they wanted to pull a wal-mart but the colonists were having none of it as hughes wrote trying to get around the east india company quote render the smuggling of

as hughes again writes in his book. the east india company however received permission to transport t. free from all duty from great britain to america allowing it to wipe out its small competitors and take over the t.v. business in all of america they got their tax cut and now they were going to underprice and put the smugglers out of business hence use rights it was no longer the small vessels of private merchants who went to vendor tea for their own account on the ports of the colonies but on the contrary ships of inner norma's perth and transport an immense quantities of this cannot commodity amassed in suitable magazines use wrote accordingly the company sent its agents at boston new york and philadelphia six hundred chests of tea and a proportionate number to charleston and other maritime cities of the american continent the colonies this is hughes writing in his in his book the colonies were now arrived at the decisive moment when they must cast the die and determine their course at new york captain sears and mac

sandra hughes, cbs news, las vegas. >> a good show.rence, we'd like some good weather to go along with that please. >>> yes, and we've got good weather. high pressure sitting overhead. a calm night out there tonight. that ridge continues to build, and looks like the offshore winds will continue to blow. that means our skies are going to stay nice and clear across most of the bay area, and setting sail on what looks like a fantastic day tomorrow. probably the warmest days of the week. a couple of clouds trying to dump over the top. most of that, high cirrus clouds. otherwise, we're looking good. tomorrow, here comes that sunshine. the temperatures warming up well into the 70s in most spots. a lot of 70s inside the bay. the coastline, a little cooler. still in the 60s, and a whole lot of sunshine. outside right now, 40s and 50s along the bay area. if you do plan on traveling around, we'll see sunshine and temperatures up into the 70s. 78 in sacramento. 71 in fresno. 50s and 60s into the high country. if you plan on heading up there, look

a tabloid accused of spying on royalty and the stars and how hugh grant turns the tables. you'll hear the tapes when we come back. >>> the british tabloids are known for being some of the most competitive and at times sensational newspapers in publishing. now the investigative techniques of one of those papers has come under new scrutiny in a trial that involves the worlds of media, power and celebrity. nbc's george lewis has our story. >> reporter: britain's sunday paper "news of the world" sells 3 million copies a week, dishing the dirt on celebrities. but now authorities are questioning how the paper got that dirt. those targeted include prince william, his brother prince harry, actress elle macpherson, actor jude law and hundreds of others. allegations that reporters were accessing voice mail messages by and about them. five years ago when the reporter who covered the royal family and a private investigator working with him were arrested and charged with illegal eavesdropping, the paper said that was the end of it. but it wasn't. this week a former assistant news edito

just for girls. >> reporter: it takes practice. [ laughter ] >> reporter: in santa monica, sandra hughesit does look like fun. >> it does. >> i need little practice. >>> this won't melt away the calories but may put pregnant women into labor. a lemon drop cupcake. doctors can't explain it but 19 women say the cupcake sold at a shop in virginia induced labor when they were overdue. the ingredients, fresh lemon juice and zest. a woman whose baby was over due says her doctor, told her to give it a try >> i was in the hospital, i think my daughter was maybe 5 hours old and i called the cupcake shop and i was like it worked. >> i was like five days overdue and we came back downtown and i got one and it worked. >> i mix it with a little bit more love, and i dust it with a little bit more oomph, come on! [ laughter ] >> the shop makes sure there is a fresh batch every day just in case a pregnant woman comes in desperate for help. >> still trying to figure out what the guys do when they have one. we haven't figured that out. >> think about it this weekend, okay, frank? >> snooki's big payday. wh

sandra hughes, cbs news. >>> walmart does an about-face in the marketing strategy. what the retail giant is doing to get shoppers back into its stores. >>> and being a parent may be making you fat. what having kids has to do with your health. coming up. >>> there is a system passing us to the north today. you can see here on satellite radar, possibly bringing us some light showers in the bay area. conditions today are going to be similar to what we saw yesterday. keeping those temperatures below average for this time of the year. we will have a full forecast for you in a bit. if you're planning to hit the highway. some experts are,,,,,, some experts are predicting we'll be paying five dollars for a gallon of gas by then. the nationwide gas price rose 19 >>> some experts predict we will be paying five dollars for a gallon of gas soon. and the nationwide gas price is rising 19 cents in the last three weeks. and the latest lundberg survey says we're well on our way with the national average now at $3.76. that is up nearly a dollar from this time last year. >>> the chea

sandra hughes, cbs news, las vegas.e got lawrence here, because we need to find out what are you talking about when you say the storm door is not closed yet? >> that's right. we got sunshine out there today, beautiful conditions around the bay area. high pressure will hold off for one more day, but we do have changes in the works. that ridge will break down and that storm door will open right back up. outside right now, let's not think about that and let's enjoy the sunshine. indeed, yeah, beautiful weather around the bay area, as we have spectacular day. offshore winds kicking in just a little, bringing you that sunshine and beautiful conditions now. looks like that is going to hold in through the evening hours. just a couple of high cirrus clouds moving across the sky, not bothering you at 12,000 feet or so. we've got a great evening outside. yep, we do have a couple more clouds, as you can see, the orientation of the ridge here. you can see the downward motion bringing us more of that offshore wind around the bay are

sandra hughes reports. >> reporter: georgina cooper is a breast cancer survivor who watches what sheats. >> protein, vegetables, fruit, versus a lot of carbs is better for me. >> reporter: a new study shows by avoiding excessive weight gain she is improving the odds her breast cancer won't come back. >> we think that if you increase weight after you have had a diagnosis of breast cancer, you have for circulating estrogen. >> reporter: and higher estrogen levels can trigger a recurrence of breast cancer. kaiser permanente's study of more than 18,000 breast cancer survivors found women who gained the most weight were 14% more likely to experience a cancer recurrence compared to those whose weight was stable or only gained a few pounds. those at risk are those who gained 10% more of their prediagnosis weight. for a woman who weighs 130 pounds, that is 13 pounds or more. after cancer treatment, the doctor counsels patients to exercise and maintain weight. >> it's a good idea to get back on a weight control plan after chemotherapy. >> reporter: since the 2007 diagnosis, georgina has lost

sandra hughes, cbs news, burbank, california. >>> in the face of sky-rocketing energy costs, president obama again asked congressional leaders to repeal tax subsidies for the oil industries. some of the tax breaks have been in place since the 1920s. in an interview yesterday, the president said the high gas costs are taking a toll on the economy and called on major oil producers to increase production. >> we are talking to oil producers around the world, and letting them know that it's in their interest to make sure high oil prices don't end up hurting the world economy. if we're not growing, they're not going to be making money either. >> gas prices have climbed for 35 days in a row to a nationwide average of $3.87 a gallon. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" the fed chief makes history and the aflac duck gets a new voice. ashley morrison is here with the latest on all of that in new york. >> good morning to you, betty. asian markets are headed higher this morning. tokyo's nikkei rose about 1% and hong kang's hang seng picked up slightly. >>> wall street picked up the fed's decision on inter

sandra hughes reports. >> reporter: that's the sound of money leaving drivers' wallets. >> most of my gas these days. >> reporter: rising gas prices have put the squeeze on drivers. many people are pumping less into their tanks, reversing what had been a steady increase in demand for gas. in fact, for five weeks in a row, drivers bought less gas than they did a year ago. the last time americans cut back so much was in december when snowstorms forced people to stay home. 70% of gas stations say sales are down. prices have jumped about 40 cents a gallon since mid february. the national average is now $3.77 per gallon of regular. it's inching toward the all-time high of $4.11 set back in 2008. >> it's ridiculous. look at the gas prices, i can barely afford $20 right now. >> public transportation, i'm on my bike. that's the way to go. >> here in san francisco, a gallon of regular is already above the $4 mark. prices are going up faster than people are cutting back. experts say we could hit $5 a gallon in california by memorial day that could force some people to rethink their vacation pla

sandra hughes has her inspiring story. >> reporter: a soul surfer is someone who rides the waves for. that is bethany hamilton's story. >> bethany hamilton is holding nothing back. >> looks like she has a real future. >> with her heart, her will, she'll go far. >> reporter: but on halloween, 2003, bethany almost died when a 14 foot tiger shark bit off her arm. recreating that gruesome scene was hard on everyone. >> still to this day, i mean, i'm so afraid of sharks. i mean, i have a big fear. but, you know, i figure if bethany can do it, i can do it. >> reporter: jack nicholson's daughter lorraine plays bethany's best friend. >> it was just really emotionally profound, i felt, and at one point i almost lost it a little bit and the hamiltons came over and embraced me. >> reporter: just a few weeks after the accident, bethany was back in the water. she relied on her strong christian faith and perseverance. >> and i think the movie really did capture that. so i'm pretty stoked. >> reporter: that means excited in surfer language. something dennis quaid, who plays bethany's dad, had to le

as sandra hughes reports, what's in l.a.' enough to take your breath away. >> reporter: even on a beautiful spring day, a line of smog can be seen on the horizon over los angeles. the greater l.a. area is ranked at the top of the american lung association's list of cities with the worst air. asthma sufferer dina feels it when the pollution is high. >> the chest tightness. i'm a little bit slower. i can hear a little bit of wheezing. >> reporter: the state of the air report finds 48% of u.s. residents live in counties where smog or ozone levels are too high. 20% live in areas where there are too many short-term spikes in pollution, and 6% live in areas with harmful year-round soot or particles in the air. >> the very tiny particles, instead of impacting in the throat or the nose, make it all the way down into the lungs. and they carry with them all kinds of other toxic chemicals. so that's what we think increases the risk of things like lung cancer and cardiovascular disease. >> reporter: the new report shows air quality in ma

sandra hughes, cbs news, las vegas. >>> chicago is apparently charlie sheen's kind of town.fter bombing in detroit saturday night, we're talking so bad much of the audience left halfway through, sheen brought his violent torpedo of truth failure is not an option road show to the witty windy city last night. he switched it up a little bit, using interview and more of a talk show style format. fans called it a winning performance. >> there's a lot of ranting and raving. a lot of people hollering. a lot of people saying stuff. >> it's a little boring but it's like you're paying money to like go like be with charlie sheen. >> it's really good. really down-to-earth. he's doing a great show. >> sheen will be in cleveland tomorrow night. >>> coming up this morning on "the early show," the latest on southwest finding more cracks in more planes. i'm terrell brown. this is the "cbs morning news." chili's $20 dinner for two is here to stay, all day, every day. share one of five appetizers, like our texas cheese fries. then choose two freshly prepared entrees from 14 chili's favorites.

what do you think john hughes saw in you? >> a kindred spirit. i think.even met, ringwald was his muse. hughes had asked his agent for photos of promising young actresses. >> and my head shot was among this giant stack that he received. he put it up over his desk and wrote 16 candles basically over a weekend. >> reporter: hughes had an intense connection to his own adolescence. >> he remembered his locker combination which i always thought was really incredible. >> reporter: his high school locker combination. >> yes, he remembered that. i don't remember my locker combination. >> reporter: hollywood's take on high school had never seemed so real thanks to the girl at the center of it all. >> hey! >> you missed breakfast again. >> reporter: in 16 candles as the girl whose family forgets her birthday. >> excuse me, sir. i think there's been a mistake. i know it's detention but i don't think i belong in here. >> reporter: in the breakfast club as the uptight preppy serving weekend tension. >> what about prom? >> why don't we just meet after school? >> no! >>

sandra hughes, cbs news, la. >>> it's a medical procedure that still sounds a bit like science fiction. but doctors do it every day. is it true that animal organs are used in human heart surgery? ken bastida has tonight's good question. [ music ] >> reporter: your heart is literally designed to last a lifetime. the valves within its chambers move the flow of blood in a specific direction. but if they start to fail, you may need a trip to the barnyard. >> these leaflets of the valves are from a pig valve. >> reporter: that's right, pig valves. and sometimes cow valves have become common re policements for human heart valves for the passed 50 years. >> the first so-called tissue valve from animal parts were valves developed in the 1950s or late 50s, early 60s but those were made by manmade internal. >> reporter: there are chemical heart valves as well. they say the animal organs seem to work the best and there is no chance of organ rejection. >> this valve does not last forever. they last about 15 years. but you don't need to take any drugs specifically for this valve. >> reporter: he sa

kendra wilkinson who used to be hugh hefner's girlfriend is actually on the show.'s a contestant. so it's a "playboy" party on abc. >> a playboy palooza. >>> when we come back, we'll honor a dear friend. don't miss this. wings of lunes. and if you wake up often in the middle of the night... rest is here, on the wings of lunesta. lunesta helps you fall asleep and stay asleep, so you can wake up feeling rested. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, have been reported. abnormal behaviors may include aggressiveness, agitation, hallucinations or confusion. in depressed patients, worsening of depression, including risk of suicide, may occur. alcohol may increase these risks. allergic reactions, such as tongue or throat swelling, occur rarely and may be fatal. side effects may include unpleasant taste, headache, dizziness and morning drowsiness. ask your doctor if lunesta is right for you. get lunesta for a $0 co-pay at l

we have been together because her father and her mother was too high hughes for a father and mother. only my husband. you are my sister nell. you were my sister then. you were my sister for ever. when it got through today, it remains to be seen. they say you should never leave a podium without finishing. you are not supposed to come back. i had to say thank-you to all of you that have listened to me and are doing what you're doing. president mendoza: think you to everyone that came out to share those kind words. i would like to share comments from the board and the superintendent. commissioner norton: in listening to all of you tonight, talking about the achievements and the impact she has had, it is a reminder to me of how important the impact of educators are on their students. we remember you. even if you don't always remember us. you may not remember me, but i remember you. you were my seventh grader typing teacher. i still tied over 50 words a minute. -- type over 50 words a minute. this feels like police we can do to honor you. i am so pleased to support this resolution. thank

in santa monica, sandra hughes, wjz eyewitness news. >> i'm just impressed that they can talk and doviews as they hula hoop. that's amazing. >>> as always, check with your doctor before starting any new exercise program, even this exercise program, kai, with the hula hoop. >> mine is called walking. >> and talking. we did can -- we can do that at the same time. >>> still ahead on wjz's eyewitness news. >> what could have made this 14- year-old snap and beat his grandmother with a hammer? what the teenager told police about the violence that happened inside this house. and why he's now charged as an adult. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> coming up at 6:00. developing a health scare from william donald schaefer. >>> plus, a teenager in trouble, the surprising reason he told police he attacked has grandmother. >>> the sun is finally peeking through the clouds. we're tracking more changes heading into your weather. >> check in for these stories and all the day's breaking news. >> wjz eyewitness news at 6:00 starts now. >>> health concerns. legendary politician william donald schaefer, hospitali

hugh calculated then, 100 visitors. -- you calculated then, 100 visitors? ok, that is fine. what do we know is in their coffers to give them an idea. they are not a blind partner or a quiet partner. they are very much part of this. this is approximately $2 million. they have their own staff and overhead costs and they are giving back into direct programs and services by running the library, the docent program. they do all of our tier rating. what makes the guard in a unique is that we carefully track every single plant that is in the garden. it is a requirement that we do this. they do all of our museums your rating. they provide services and functions which frankly we can no longer provide. >> supervisors, how may i help you understand the budget? >> feel free to give you the budget. >> this is 2500 now presently? >> this has grown slightly. >> would that be a potential source of income that is generated based on retail. the membership numbers increase because the most visible increase is free entry into the garden. we work very hard to maintain memberships. we're working v

hugh calculated then, 100 visitors. -- you calculated then, 100 visitors? ok, that is fine. what do we know is in their coffers to give them an idea. they are not a blind partner or a quiet partner. they are very much part of this. this is approximately $2 million. they have their own staff and overhead costs and they are giving back into direct programs and services by running the library, the docent program. they do all of our tier rating. what makes the guard in a unique is that we carefully track every single plant that is in the garden. it is a requirement that we do this. they do all of our museums your rating. they provide services and functions which frankly we can no longer provide.

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. >> waiting at sfo, dues citizen hughes wants to get back to nashville, tennessee. >> we went first to check in. they told us our plane was cancelled. didn't get a text message or phone call. a little angry about that. >> he is not the only one angry at southwest airlines. >> got here at 8:00. so, -- >> when are you getting out? >> our flight to boston leaves at 11:0 tonight. so we're going to hang out at the airport. >> reporter: this line is filled with people forced to make alternate travel plans because southwest grounded 79 of its 737s for fuselage inspection after a portion of the fuselage ripped away yesterday on a flight from phoenix and sacramento. our aviation consultant points out an area on the 737 fuselage like the one that failed out flight 812. it's a spot where two planes overlap. he said planes get a lot of use, cottsing fuselage fatigue. >> you can't see it. but it's to some degree it expands and then depressurization and it cracks. >> reporter: the fuselage blowout as caused massive delays and cancellations, southwest issued this statement: the safety of our custo

sandra hughes. >> reporter: miranda took vegas by storm winning for single, song and video of the year the house that built me shelf was also crowned top female vocalist. >> i thank everybody. >> reporter: this year's show filled two major concert halls with the host and blake shelton jumping back and forth. >> remind us. >> reporter: the show belonged to the fans who voted for the winners in several categories including taylor swift. >> the fact that it's the fans, you are the best thing that ever happened to me. >> reporter: lady antebellum won for need you now. >> this is way to many of these for me. i -- i'm so thankful. >> reporter: the carpet here are unlike any other star event. you will see outfits like this to glam and glitz to good old cowboy duds. it was on stage too. steven tyler and kerry underwood stole the show, sugar land rocked with rhianna. all made it a night to remember. >> just maybe the second time is a charm for charlie sheen. after he was booed on the opening night of his show in detroit some success. tonight in chicago the format was ejected, he took the stage

i get this howard hughes-y feel- - the planes, hollywood. do you think about that ever?> allen: well, i hope i don't end up in a cinema by myself watching "ice station zebra" over and over again. i think i've got such a diverse set of interests-- movies, aviation, technology, sports teams. >> stahl: howard hughes! >> allen: well, i don't know if howard was involved in sports teams. >> stahl: allen's diverse set of interests also led him to invest in over 100 business ventures. most of them were poorly managed or ahead of their time, so they flopped, and he slid from being the third richest man in the world to 57tgh. were you just too early, or was it that you really needed a bill gates and didn't have that other person to push it through? >> allen: look, in the microsoft days, you had some great ideas and some great execution between me and bill and many other people. you know, in technology, most things fail, most companies fail. but i had some whoppers. >> stahl: some of his whoppers, however, produced numerous patents. last year, in a move that angered silicon valley,

. >> reporter: up and down the julie district in new york you see prospectors like pam hughes. let me see, hold your hand up. what have you got? >> couple coins. couple of necklaces. a couple of bracelets. >> reporter: this is your stuff? >> my ex. >> reporter: she turned that horror story romance into a fairy tale ending because that pile of her ex's chains worth more than $6,000. >> want that in cash or check? >> i have to start breathing first. >> reporter: that ex-boyfriend, how do you feel about him now? >> so glad i went out with him. >> reporter: with stories like this, not to mention with m.c. hammer constantly pitching you on tv, it's hard not to think, should i sell? but -- >> it's your responsibility to know what you're buying and selling. >> reporter: jerry aronwald of the international gemological institute says you better know what you're doing. >> what we're dealing with in this industry is facts. how much gold there is. what does it weigh. and what will a liquidator of gold pay for it? >> reporter: you see prices at 1,500 bucks per ounce but you're not going to

at number two, dusty hughes with the greatest diving patch. and the number one play of the night., it's going to be more. rifles one back to throwout and andrea, it finished for the dodgers, but they win tonight. they go at it again tomorrow night. >> they did need it despite what willie said. >> i think aaron rough wand is a big deal. the giants fans are ticking him around for a while. you balled a .346. >> all righty. we'll be right back. ,, the internet on a plane! are you from the future? um, no. cleveland. listen cleveland, your savings account is stuck in the past! earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking baby! so instead of making peanuts, your savings will be earning three times the national average. oops. sorry. three times more? i'll have that! it is now safe to go online to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? buh-bye... call me. ♪ let's see you fly now! [ laughs ] look, more frequent flyer red tape. not on my watch. let that family fly! [ tires screech ] i just wanted to use miles to take my family on vacation, but -- let me gu

i do not know if you love poetry like i do, but from reading allen ginsberg, rumi, langston hughes -- i love reading it to my kids into schools. the san francisco state poetry center, founded 46 years ago, a as an important project throughout the country. i want to acknowledge this important date is coming up. i think ms. -- i thank ms. terrence for being here so long. >> that concludes roll call. president chiu: why don't we go to general public comment? >> the public may address the board for two minutes on item one, the mayoral appearance before the board, and other matters before the subject jurisdiction of the board, including the adoption without committee reference calendar, and excluding items which have been before a board committee. speakers using translation will be allowed twice the amount of time to testify. if you would like a document to be displayed on the overhead projector, please state such. remove the document, and the screen will return to live coverage of the meeting. >> [unintelligible] [speaking a foreign language] finally, san francisco has a mayor with courag

. >> and hugh grant turns around and says, no and we fight back. and i watched that physical film in london and i remember that moment when hue grant said no, the brits cheered. chris: we americans cheered that when the hue grant character stood up to the billy bob because we like that guy better than the billy bob guy. you've been quiet here. >> if it's a marriage then the brits are the gold diggers, right? look, notice britain's interest. chris: explain. >> britain had an empire. it ran the world. even when i was a kid i would be shown maps with all this pink everywhere and it blows your mind. this little island ran all of this. then of course we left all of that, for good reasons. and in order to get that feeling back, we kind of cooperated the new empire. and we have the same language so we felt the way -- chris: who started that? >> we were the greeks to these new romans. >> america puts a foot wrong, and i haves iraq and it all goes wrong. everyone in britain thinks, fabulous, those big americans who think they can throw their weight around a

their coach hugh jackson a little press conference today. of course they don't have a first choice. they're first pick won't come until the 48th over all pick in the second run. but jackson confident he can add to his already talented and aggressive roster even back there. >> there's a particular way i want to play on offense. i want to continue to create the bully you all have heard me talk about. i want to get a little more physical, a little tougher, meaning, whatever all those good words are on offense. so we are looking for some quality offensive line men but we are looking for quality all across the board. we have a very talented team. i feel very comfortable about the team that we will have when we get back here. but if we can put a couple more pieces to that nucleous that we have coming back. >> as long as meaner means getting better. >>> if you can remember that parade last year, if someone had dropped that trophy. check out madrid. they're celebrating over their win over barcelona. sergio dropped the trophy and the bus ran over it. there it is. sergio ramos used to playing

at number two, dusty hughes with the greatest diving patch. and the number one play of the night.ecum, it's going to be more. rifles one back to throwout and andrea, it finished for the dodgers, but they win tonight. they go at it again tomorrow night. >> they did need it despite what willie said. >> i think aaron rough wand is a big deal. the giants fans are ticking him around for a ,,,,,,,,,,

the first year that the loebner prize is awarded, hugh loebner is done. he pulls the funding, walks away. but to my mind that's actually a very exciting time. where we are sort of knocked to the canvas conversationally and have this opportunity to do the really human thing which is to pick ourselves back up and figure out how to adapt and improve and get better. can and the beautiful -- and the beautiful thing about the turing test is also it hopefully means being better at life. so i sort of look forward to that. yeah. yes. >> are you looking forward to the time when you can be one of the judges? >> yeah. um, it would be mice to be one of the judges because -- nice to be one of the judges because you don't have the existential anxiety of having your humanhood in doubt. [laughter] so, yes, i mean, i think that would be a kick to come back and try to figure out what the strategy would look like from the opposite side. yeah. >> yeah. presumably, each one of these computers is submitted by a respected research entity of some kind. um, but then there must be

. >> we have been fortunate to get a lot of material sponsorship, and that really makes a hughes difference. we can make parts, essentially. >>> no matter how much money is put into the design, it is still students's hard work and ingenuity that makes the car great. cars are judged on various criteria, including the design itself and the team's understanding of how it all work. the competition will take place june 15th to the 18th in california. >>> later on, in update news, we'll introduce you to a new women's basketball coach. >>> kyle stephens joins us after the break. >>> and donald trump says he is running for president. does he have a shot? or will his hopes just go over? >>> hey mom, hey dad. i wanted to remind you, i graduate this december. that means you have had eight years to save up for a graduation present. what am i getting? >> hey mom and dad. the time i have left at school is going to be pretty easy. finals are almost coming up, so i don't really have that many finals. pretty much just looking forward to going to hawaii. hi, mom and dad. you said if i finish in four years yo

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