if comedic genius were an oil field, people would drill him for pay, michael ian black. mib. in app japan he-- and next to m carlson. "fox and friends" weekend co-anchor. congratulations. >> thank you. >> and editor-in-chief of the great "daily collar. "the k"♪ >> the first story, don't forget, ross and rachel were on. [ laughter ] >> they were. >> no one follow. should america say no way to murd mother's day? a writer suggests that the special day is sexist and reinforces gender stereotypes. kate stone lombardi, of course with three names, laments the fact that this sunday is seen as the one time hard-working moms are allowed to escape chores in their whiny, stupid kids. whereas father's day is when the so-called breadwinners are urged it spend the day with family. some say mother's day's day and father's day cards reinforce sex stereotypes. moms thank the hug for drying the tears, always being there. dads are thanked for role models and individuals to look up to. this is disgusting -- and may require a march on washington. the state of, washington, though. anyway, speaking

we her from the director ian murray and the c.e.o. of america's cup. this event conditions and you can watch it streamed on our website at abc7news.com. >> he was talking of the conditions if san francisco which do change so we talk about today's weather. mike nicco? >> thank you, ladies, we will start with live doppler 7 hd and the cloud cover. you can see how quickly it is moving from the inland valley. into the delta community, a small craft advisory at 3:00 through 3:00 tomorrow morning for northwest winds around 15- to 25-knots and 18 to 28 miles per hour and 1.15 miles per hour for each knot if you do the math. the visible sat height from 23,000 miles out you can see how quickly the clouds are fading where we have total sunshine over san jose. we will see sunshine everywhere and pockets develop at the coast and it will be warmer, warming trend started yesterday and goes through today and cool breezes this weekend and walnut creek has been warm or sunny for most of the day and temperatures in san francisco are four degrees warmer than yesterday an

ian desmond with a two-run home run. it is all zimmerman needed. he was in a group with great moment -- he was in a groove with great momento. the only downside was this. bryce harper wincing in pain in the sixth inning when he checked his swing. that was it. he was gone. gave him on medication and treatment then we will see how he does tomorrow. he didn't want to come out of the ballgame. and i concerned about him playing. we couldn't take a chance on pulling a lad or something that could take them out for a long time. >> for hockey fans, it's about to be nailbiting time. the cats face the new york rangers. they will face one of the top goalies in all of hockey. inhas had great success recent years against washington. this guy is an octopus. he is capable of stealing a series. but when you talk to the caps, they say, come on, man, you can't think that way. too much on take what they do. we are going to focus on our team. and, you know, stick together. >> that is tomorrow night. let's go to pittsburgh. even though sidney crosby wasn't able to, they

ian williams with our report tonight. ian, thanks. >>> britain's prince harry continued his week-long visit to the united states at arlington national cemetery today, wearing his full dress british army uniform. as a combat veteran himself he laid a wreath at a randomly selected grave site with a handwritten note honoring his comrades in arms signed simply captain harry wales. later he visited wounded service members at walter reed medical center. because of their shared experience he was able to trade stories about his tours in afghanistan. he said how impressed he was with the technology used to help amputees who have returned from combat. >>> still ahead for us on a friday night, the missing. dozens of women and girls who vanished near the same cleveland neighborhood where those three young women escaped. tonight, what about the other families still waiting? >>> and later an amazing view from the top. a finishing touch, an emotional day high above lower manhattan. >>> in cleveland tonight, the last of the three young w

. >> reporter: ian shaquille is the founder of a company called augmetics. >> it's wearable glass. >>: he's among the first where investors might be hard to fine. ian can take his time because a group of investors are working with him. >> and they help me explore what to do. what upstart provides. >> reporter: they bet on people, but not start-ups. >> you can invest in start-ups but they fail and people know that. the people that work in start-ups continue and get other jobs. >> reporter: recent greats like ian raise money to get their goal. he raised $55,000 and has to pay back the investors back. he pays a percentage of his income and could add up to $55,000 or less. >> the investor benefits when that person does well. >> reporter: for young grads that want to be entrepreneurs and pay the rent as long as they understand what they're getting into. >> you're indebted for a large group of back kers and a big decision. >> reporter: it could mean an influx of cash at a critical time. >> when you're younger, you are at an age they say is a dream age to start a company. >> reporter: they'r

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. >> reporter: the fabulous four, hannah, ian, rachel and rebecca. >> these guys are apart from being my teammates and cocaptains. they're some of my closest friends. >> the four won the championship against friends. >> it's an amazing experience. we're so lucky. they don't come around that often. >> a soft more rebuilding year. >> it was the full circle. i couldn't ask for a better way. >> call them the book ends. >> it's the only way i wanted to go out. >> the coach, you don't get to -- as coach, you don't get to see things like this very often. now it's about thinking about their years spent here. their love of school and one another. >> i feel cared for and loved by the community. i mean, it's cool that i had the opportunity to go here. >> they taught me a lot of life lessons for not only college but whatever i choose to do afterwards. >> it looks at the students as individuals and as student athletes. >> the fabulous four -- rebecca, hannah, ian and rachel. you four or this week's bel air honda's student athletes of the week, jamie costello, abc2 news. >> love it. if you have a d

for abc news, ian pannell, bbc news, saraqeb, syria. >> our thanks to ian pannell. now we move next to the news tonight on the boston bombers. a question that we've all been asking and a possible answer. did the younger brother really change from a popular american student to a terrorist? well, there's a new clue. a handwritten message he he was hiding from hull of that police. here's abc's chief investigative correspondent, brian ross, has it. >> reporter: officials say, as he lay bleeding before his capture -- >> we have movement in the boat. he is moving. >> reporter: dzhokhar tsarnaev used a black ink pen to scrawl out his rants. on the side panels of the boat. officials tell abc news he cursed america and that americans deserved to die because of wars in iraq and afghanistan. officials say the messages undercut the contentions of his family and a bizarre youtube video called "free dzhokhar," that he was innocent, just a fun-loving college student. >> dzhokhar is one of the sweetest people in the world. >> reporter: an official showed abc news what he said was a

ian handles stuff on the water.o really without any sort of more, i'd like to ask ian to tell us what he knows about what happened on the water yesterday. >> thanks, steven, ladies and gentlemen. let me start by saying that andrew was a very good friend. he has been one of these larger than life characters in our sport. when he passed away at the wheel of a racing car, it's kind of hard to believe he's gone. as far as i know he was doing what he loved, his passion, and andrew was used to doing everything in life and in sports the highest he could. this will not lessen the tragedy that has passed, and, of course, we need to look at what has happened and understand the consequences. we, as a sailing community, i've competed in dangerous races and take our safety seriously and respect the ocean at all times. i think to say what happened yesterday was not on the radar for any of us. artemis an oracle were out there training. what they have been doing for months. >> right now we are listening into this news conference un

. >>> dame ian ian lillard won the reek of the year award.school teacher called tonight upset that we did not have it in the 6:00! it's because the news producers were heavy against, and we had to move the story. >> oh, no! [ laughter ] ♪ male narrator: there's something positive being generated in california. when ordinary energy is put in the hands of extraordinary people, amazing things happen. the kind of things that drive us to do more, to go further, to be better. we're dedicated to being a company you can count on, because you've always been customers we believe in. your energy plus ours. together, there's no limit to what we can achieve. [bls] (ryan) yeah, i'm not a temp anymore. i got jim's, uh, old job. which means, at my ten-year high school reunion, it will not say, "ryan howard is a temp." it will say, "ryan howard is a junior sales associate at a mid-range paper supply firm."

ian, tell me what are you working on actingwise?'ve been doing some stuff for the sci-fi channel. >> stephanie: you'll be employed again because you're smokin' hot and awesome. thank you for taking time for us. >> thank you. >> stephanie: see ya on the bench press. [ applause ] >> stephanie: the question remains, what the heck is rugby. >> you've never seen -- >> stephanie: i know. i've seen it. >> kind of like american football. >> it is like the predecessor to american football. >> a lot of lateral passing and no pads. pretty much everybody has a mangled nose. >> american football is -- >> stephanie: not ian roberts. >> his nose has been broken. you can tell. >> stephanie: doesn't matter. hot! >> rugged look, if you will. >> i believe travis when he saw his be picture said howly darely. >> stephanie: we were talking about the president's press conference. i just found the questioner somewhat combative especially when you're basing your premise on lindsey graham's vapors. lindsey graham says. he also -- one questioner asked do you

ian williams has the story of the latest survivor. >> reporter: reshma begum is being described as the miracle garment worker after surviving 17 days under the wreckage of that collapsed garment building. it was a stunning moment. rescue workers had all but given up hope when they heard the tapping on a steel pipe and then the faint cry, i'm alive, please help me. bulldozers and heavy equipment were shut down. workers used hand saws and drills to cut through the debris. a crowd gathered. some parade. and then they cheered as the young seamstress was pulled free and rushed to a waiting ambulance. doctors say she's in remarkable good shape having survived on dried food and water in a basement in the factory complex. i never dreamed i would see daylight again. i was saved by god. she said she'd heard the voices of the rescue workers for several days and had tried desperately to attract their attention. three others trapped with her didn't survive. the overall death toll has now soared past a thousand making this one of the world's worst industrial accidents. scores are still missing. rela

ian? >> andrea.e cyclsouth koreans, are talking about the closure, the suspension and they haven't cut off the electricity supply. which is what we had expected. we had thought that a bit of bli belligerence over this period while president park is in washington. instead the north koreans appearing to stand down those missiles which had been primed for testing. although we have joint military exercises this weekend, anti-submarine warfare, in u.s. and south korea. the arrival, according to south korean sources of the nimitz battle group in bhusan this weekend, but a very muted reaction to that we've heard the north koreans today say well if you fire anything into our waters, we'll react with merciless retaliation. but by their standards, it's been pretty restrained. so clearly, they do appear to have stepped back. just ahead of this important summit, andrea. >> and the summit of course is with president park, who is the daughter of a former president. she is the first woman president. and she's being

tonight, little ian is still in the hospital with doctors watching over him but they tell us he is doing well. his mother is so grateful to maureen, david. >> grateful to the mom from the other team. >> reporter: that's right. >> gio, thank you. >>> still ahead on "world news" this sunday night, the entire neighborhood in this american town sinking. eight families already rushed from their homes. several others now frantic. their homes could be next. what is happening underground? >>> and then later here tonight, captured on tape, two waiters in for quite the surprise. this was definitely not on the menu. their homes could be next. happening underground? and then later here tonight, captured on tape, two waiters in for quite the surprise. this was definitely not on the >>> there is a growing mystery in northern california tonight where families in one community are watching helplessly as their homes sink into the earth. walls cracking and entire homes condemned. what's happening underneath? here's abc's akiko fujita tonight. >> reporter: the slow motion disaster is threatening all 30 hom

thank you so much, fran and ian. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> still to come, a former quarterback who won three national championships is found dead. he told his family he was feeling leery of some things. >>> plus, congresswoman michelle bachmann's surprise announcement. what the future holds for the tea party darling. i want to make things more secure. [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat more dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband to web hosting to mobile apps, small business solutions from at&t have the security you need to get you there. call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ plays a key role throughout our lives. one a day women's 50+ is a complete multivitamin designed for women's health concerns as we age. it has 7 antioxidants to support cell health. one a day 50+. >>> we're back with dangerous and potentially deadly storms. parts

. >> now, ian morris looks at the development of civilizations over the past 50,000 years. and uses current measures for human development to explain why the center of advancement move from east to west. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> good evening. i'm part of those world affairs council and it is my pleasure to welcome you here in the filming of world affairs today. thank you for joining us for discussing with ian morris how social development besides the fakes of nations. the british-born archaeologist and historian, he looks for broad patterns and overall shapes of history. looking at millennia, not election cycles, which is more common. winston churchill was reported to have said the farther backward you can look, the farther forward you are likely to see. in this case, doctor morris is going to help us look into the future because he begins with the last ice age and compares society east and west. this follows on his 2010 award-winning book and the patterns of history and what they would reveal about the future. and that he examines the intersection of techno

thank you so much, fran and ian. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> still to come, a former quarterback who won three national championships is found dead. he told his family he was feeling leery of some things. plus, congresswoman michelle bachmann's surprise announcement. what the future holds for the tea party darling. >>> and tornadoes and severe thunderstorms hammer the american heartland. we'll tell which you states are most at risk. [ male announcer ] erica had a rough day. there was this and this. she got a parking ticket... ♪ and she forgot to pay her credit card bill on time. good thing she's got the citi simplicity card. it doesn't charge late fees or a penalty rate. ever. as in never ever. now about that parking ticket. [ grunting ] [ male announcer ] the citi simplicity card is the only card that never has late fees, a penalty rate, or an annual fee, ever. go to citi.com/simplicity to apply. >>> we're back with dangerous and potentially deadly storms at risk, tornadoes and golf ball sized hail. parts of th

crack and bernanke exemplifies that to perfection well let's continue on bonds we mentioned bernanke ian relating it to japan because he says bernanke blower of bubbles and this is from paul krugman in the new york times and he asks why all this talk about the bond bubble partly reflects the correct observation that interest rates are very low by historical standards what you need to bear in mind however is that the economy is also in a specially terrible shape by historical standards once in a three generations terrible the usual rules about what constitutes a reasonable level of interest rates don't apply well again is total do. posted it because krugman is saying rates are down because the economy is soft but then the officials in japan are saying rates are rising because it can make activity is up you say so again it's convenient in japan to say economic activities up so rates are rising but a new side of the ocean they'll say well yeah you know the economy's down there going through deflation it's a basket case that's why rates are so low so here you have jim major economies the sec

the fifth generation washington ian wasn -- washington not available to talk to us today. richardson came from another war to hear wells. they are not completely sold on wells. sure who he will vote for. he thinks he can do a good job. >> we have to find people with the right priorities and integrity. >> a spokesperson for mayor gray will not tell us if he is joining the race, only that he is focusing on the job he was elected to do. in virginia, where republicans have their convention today. ken cuccinelli became the official nominee for governor by a voice vote. >> there was increased security in baltimore as it garnered the national spotlight for the preakness. thousands were on hand to watch the event. as people went through the gates, they have to open their bags. there was a heavy police presence. extra security was in place in responds to the boston marathon attack. at dominion high-school in sterling, over 500 people took the oath of allegiance to become u.s. citizens. abc 7 was at the emotional ceremony. [applause] words, she finally felt at home. really emotional

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the america's cup regatta director ian murray described the maneuver the crew members were practicing, a move to turn away from the wind and gain speed. it's the most dangerous move, according to editor kimball livingston, who says he's covered every america's cup race since 1980. >> it's that transition to from slow speed to high speed when you're getting the nose pushed down that is your danger point. >> reporter: the same maneuver oracle team usa was practicing last october when its ac-72 capsized, leaving no injuries but millions in damage. >> and as a result of that, we are constantly moving to improve the way we manage these boats. >> i think it's simply that we have prototype boats being hard as you can push anything. >> reporter: the future of the 34th america's cup race is on the line, andnology is off the table -- and nothing is off the table according to officials. regatta director ian murray is tasked with finding out what caused the boat to capsize, made more difficult because murray considered simpson -- >> a very good friend. he's been one of those lads with a lot of ch

you have democrats at the hearing pointing out that there was a bush a point tee as the -- appoint ian the inspector -- appointee and the inspector general said there was no evidence of poliby which was a bone -- bias which is a bone headed reason and it truly looked like a political party and i think it is an explanation as to why they singled out that phrase and other phrases. the real scandal is the 501c4 which claims to be welfare social organizations and they are not supposed to be doing that type much activity and a lot of folks use this designation and they are just under half of their behavior which is political. it is a stupid way to fur retaliate out these -- way to tell lynn wait these groups. >> do you know several wrote to the internal revenue service requesting if not demanding that the internal revenue service focus on the tea party. >> well, there is a lot of 501c4 privileges but the taint of partisanship comes in a sense from the press and washington which loves stories of partisanship and is board by stories of bureaucracy. 90% of the stories are rooted in bureaucracy

that is vogelsong cheering on his mates, but ian desmond, ton ten.iants did take two out of three from washington. they are idle tomorrow. we are in arlington, texas. always special when you see the olympic torch carried out on special olympics afternoon. the rangers led 2-0. a chance for the as to carve the texas lead down to three-and-a-half games, but not today. belltrey, deepen out. rangers win. but they are back to five-and-a- half behind in the american league. profootball has stepped up their schedules. they said a nice relaxed deal. but michael crabtree was injured during a practice yesterday and tore s right achilles tendon and they had surgery today. for you basketball fans, that's the same injury that kobe bryant recently suffered. crabtree led the team a year ago. the only bright spot, he tore it early and the 49ers have time to try and replace him. he woke up from the surgery and the first thing he asked was how it went. so we talked about the success of the surgery and didn't anticipate he would be out for the year. his comment to that

ian desmond to right field. drops in. bryce harper racing around and that's the game winning run. the nats salvage a win in san francisco today. 2-1 in 10. >> it's a good ball club over there. they got a good bullpen and they kept matching up with us. our guys battled and got a big hit. i love seeing it. it seems a long time coming. >> orioles hosting yankees bottom of the first markakis solo homerun and davis follows with a two-run shot of his tone right centerfield. davis 4-4 today. now 14 homers and 43 ribbies on the year. 3-0 baltimore. bottom of the game. his seventh of the year. the 0's hit three runs. today they added three more. the birds win 6-3 and take 2-3. >> roy hibbert and the pacers take the court in game one of the eastern conference finals against the defending champs next. >> hey, so uh... what's going on here? do you want the long or short answer? long i guess. chevy is having a big...huge, in fact...event. the-great-deals-on-our-most- fuel-efficient-lineup-ever- for-just-a-very-short-time-so- you-better-hurry-extravaganza! so what's the short answer? awesome. [

these were only from friday ianing through monday morning. we are accepting new information on tuesday. in san francisco, charles clifford, kron 4 news. >>> rain is falling across the bay area tonight. a band of rain moving from the west to the east. right now, light rain between san francisco and san jose all the way up and down highway 101. most of this is light but a few pockets of heavier rain in the mix. also into the east bay, concord, antioch. dublin and livermore. this is moving to the east at about 30 miles per hour so we will see it out of here in the next one or two hours. tomorrow morning, lots of fog and clouds and drizzle but we will clear things out for the afternoon. and it will be warmer, warm arillatedder this week as well. i will have the rest of the forecast coming up. >>> also coming up tonight, a rash of murders in san jose happening just hours apart this weekend. details ahead. plus, a dramatic rescue caught on camera. look at this, how crews managed to safely get a horse out of a well. [makes it easy for ann to manage

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. >> in her tenth year at tech, she's ian students from north oakland who used to go to private schools turning to tech for the highly regarded academy like engineering and health. >> demographics have changed. >> the influx of students make for a diverse student body. every student who walks it halls remain the same. >> there are positive indicators. at the same time, there's a balance that we are needing to find. >> parents and students agree. oakland tech is on the right path. >> it's considered both a safe environment and academically excellent school. >> yeah, i'm going to school. i go to oakland tech. it's an honor to go here. >> experts say it's the model of academy that is give students real world experience and that may be the key to transforming other schools as well. on campus security is high with five security guards. off campus security is a concern. they have had some issues. they conduct safety workshops for students and parents. >> a follow up with stories we have covered here. a new partnership with the explore tore yum. teachers integrate hands on learning. the classe

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and iran will compete ian w yo's gnd ctraldnesday at station. >>> we're keeping an eye on a storm in the bay of bengal. keeping an eye on it heading towards bangladesh. >> that's right. it's located central of this bay and still affect ing ting the i. 's bn affecting the eastern location and the areas with the refugees, the area we're really concerned of. right now, packing winds of 75 kilometers per hour. that's the sustained winds. gus of5. sotimeit cld be more its mong athe speed 12 kilometers a mile. it is not a fast moving system at all. it looks like it will be making landfall possibly thursday, late thursday hours local time as cyclonic system. it is going to be maintaining its intensity. that's going to be bad news, because ilstormy weather across islands and also towards these coastal areas. i know that the myanmar government is already evacuating people here, but really all the low lying people in the tents with the refugees, this is going to be a big concern here. and you can see the intensity, the accumulation of this rainfall could be as much as 150, maybe even more. fin

ian robinson, thanks so much. an eye opening perspective.f the new od trade center has been hoisted u. construction crews raised the flag draped final stions of the spire to the top of the tower. once in place, it will bring the building to a very symbolic height of 1776 . get it? 1776? the tallest tower in the western hemisphere and the third tallest in the world. tupac shakur hey have presented himself as a hard core thug but had nothing on his own god mother. joann chessamore is now the very first woman ever to land on the fbi's most wanted terrorist list. now 65 years old she was convicted of gunning down a new jersey state trooper on this very day in escaped from prison in 1979 and the fbi says she is currently in cuba. chim of the lack liberation army which the violent militant groups of the 1970s. >>> up next, what's in a name? for the washington redskins some might say a racial slur. is it time to update the franchise? that's ahead. look is only the beginning. t ♪ ♪ this is a stunning work of technology. ♪ this is the 2013 lexus es a

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he performed last night as the punk rocker ian rubbish. big shoes to fill when the show starts its 39th season in september. >>> when we come back, why typewriters are suddenly hip again. >>> seems like everything these days is digital. and so a story about communicating in a simpler way from a simpler time almost makes us feel sentimental. nbc's stephanie gosk now on the return of the typewriter. >> reporter: not that long ago, this was the sound of the workplace. the age of the typewriter. the brand names had gravitas. smith corona. royal standard. and the oiled blickensderfer. as great as they were, these marvels of mechanics stood no chance against the digital age, or did they? at the mesa typewriter exchange in arizona, their repairman bill wald is noticing a change. >> now people using typewriters are a different group, and they love their typewriters. in the last few years i've had more and more interest from younger people. >> reporter: not far from their english teacher has his opportunities write entirely on typewriters. >> it he

the volcano in the aleu the ian islands began spewing out ash on may 13th. this was taken on may 18th. it rises almost fouriles into the atmospher and stretches across hundreds of miles. >>> an 80-year-old japanese climber made to it the top of the world today. he broke the record for the oldest person to climb mount everest when he reached the summit. he has climbged everest twice before. he set the record for the oldest person to climb the summit ten years ago. he posted on his facebook page today this is the best feeling in the world. >>> preparations for memorial day are under way at arlington cemetery. they placed flags on grave sites of each service member buried at arlington. 267,000 in all in the annual tradition known as flags in. >>> the year was 1979, the hair was big, the clothes were possible polyester and that's the future president at his prom. barack obama was escorted by his best friend. she included a note he wrote in her yearbook he observed she was extremely sweet and foxy. obama's date was megan hughes a student at a nearby all girls sch

but this afternoon ian percy, simpson's best friend of 25 years who was on the artemis boat when it flipped, says the hailings of simpson's life were at home with his wife leah and two sons. and tonight we have learned that simpson's family has returned home to england accompanied by one of his america's cup competitors and best friend. reporting live, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> >> more details on andrew, bart simpson. he was a race strategist for the artemis team that represents a yacht club from sweden. simpson won an olympic gold medal in 2008 and a silver medal in london games. simpson lives in england but had temporarily moved to frank to focus on training. >>> authorities are trying to nail down what went wrong. new at 6, john fowler investigates the high-tech design of these sailing yachts may make them too dangerous for races. >> reporter: it was quite a hike for videographer chris pat and me to bring you these pictures. this is what's left of the racing yacht artemis. we've seen significant damage to a major part of its structure. it'll be taken to an old navy dry dock for

ian desmond singles to right. the nats win 2-1 to avoid the sweep. a's going for their first sweep in texas since 2009. jarrett parker on the hill. david murphy gets the pitch right down the middle, it's a two-run home run to right. two batters later, adrian bell trade homers to dead center, on to the grassy knoll. rangers score all their runs in the first. they win 3-1. >>> game five sharks/kings will take place tomorrow. game starts at 7:30 on nbc sports network. i'm dave feldman. raj and jess back with more news after this. what makes the sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you wanted a firm bed you can lie on one of those. we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. - oh, yeah! - wow. once you experience it, there's no going back. at the sleep number memorial day sale, save on the closeout of our classic special edition bed set. now just $1299, a savings of $600. only at the sleep number store. sleep number. comfort individualized. >>> a long li

regatta director ian murray choked back tears as he remembered a friend. >> andrew was a very good friend. [ pause ] [ indiscernible ] in our sport [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: what they know so far, the team just completed a normal maneuver bearing wide away from the wind. the water was flat, the wind up to 20 knots or 23 miles per hour. >> the boat nose-dived and all from that point in that maneuver is that the boat ended up, upside-down capsized, broken into many pieces. all of the crew except for bart were located immediately. it appears bart was trapped under some of the solid sections of the yacht, out of view, out of sight. >> reporter: there is no information on how fast the team was going. but there's been criticism about how these lighter boats built for speed could be dangerous. >> these boats are fast. we all know that. the sailors had input into the design of these boats. think every they enjoy competing on -- on -- on, you know, boats that [ indiscernible ] >> these designs just too light maybe to go too fast? is that what you're going to be looking at? and are they just p

washington, ian desmond. two-run homer in the fourth. nice night for jordan zimmerman.n a 2-0 victory against the braves. it wasn't all good news for the nationals. you see it right there. all-star outfielder, bryce harper, something in the rib cage. he was taken out after this at-bat. and didn't return. hope they figure out what's wrong. need a little rest on the d.l. we'll find out later about the official word of the injury. >>> and south korean pop star, psy, performed between innings at dodgers stadium monday night. former dodgers manager, tommy lasorda, was sitting to the left of the screen. what's he looking at? not looking all that amused. by the dance routine. if he had a barnacle next to him, it would have been perfect. >>> coming up at the top of the hour, the expanding criminal case in the boston bombings raises new questions about civil liberties and the immigration policy. the crew cuts through the developments, next. >>> first, we've been waiting for this all morning. the politico wake-up call. what's driving the day. when "way too early" comes right back

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ian desmond has the magic stick the other way and harper scores.the nats salvage one game in this road trip winning 2-1. >> we just are taking it one day at a time, but it's a good ballclub over there. they got a good bullpen and they kept matching up with us. our guys battled and he got a big hit, loved seeing it. >>> baltimore taking on the yankees. baltimore, they love to eat yankee meat. this is multiple birds leaving the nest tonight, a big night at the plate for baltimore. they win 6-3 and take two of three from new york. >>> you can sum up joe flacco's season in three words, maligned, celebrated, paid. that last one is complimented of leading the b birds to the championships of pin point spirals last year. he got to go to disney world and then worked for the dairy queen and now it's back to his real job which gets significantly more difficult when you considerate ravens have lost a lot of ammo from a year ago, but as the team convened for organized team activities today john harbaugh not concerned. the one thing he can count on, big joe and

and then in one nine hundred fifty two ron ians decided to take their oil back to. the democratically elected government of prime minister mohammad most an act nationalize the anglo iranian oil company. he banished all the british diplomats and along with them the secret agents who were plotting his overthrow so prime minister churchill asked president eisenhower to overthrow most of it on their behalf the cia and the british helped stage the coup that ended the last democratic government in iran ever new. after most of that was overthrown he was sentenced to three years in prison and house arrest for life. after the cia deposed most of the place mohammad result shot. the shah ruled for twenty five. pressure until finally who provoked them eight hundred seventy miles off revolution. with fundamentalists clerics now in power the company that would eventually be known as b.p. was forced to look elsewhere for their oil. for all the product of our environment. i grew up in a place believe. this is one for the dances to a different to. the easy as in my blood feud shaped

s newest members remain ian ball garia are allowed to live and work freely anywhere within the european union brussels response to the letter has been lukewarm they want to see evidence that this so-called benefits terrorism actually exists to talk about the issue i'm joined by her be brockman from the joint council for the wealth of immigrants thank you very much for joining us do you think there is the threat of all this pressure being put on public services in the u.k. and i tell you first this isn't a phobia on share mad because evidence suggests otherwise we know that two million . nationals came to this country and only thirteen thousand of them out of two million claimed job seekers allowance we know that for the health service that we have got a hundred billion pound the budget for a national health service and only ten to twenty million pounds where recouped from european nationals so there's a more. backed by evidence evidence is there if this is a myth propagated by the media then why are the politicians over four key western european countries so concerned about it you see t