this, a point you should call the game. >> jeff: no question. what is that the run rule in softball? >> mike: how about the old rule that you proposed years ago? as motiejunas is bumped by green and a foul. green upset. he was clearly bumping him. if it's 25 or more and the team behind, half-court shot, tied game. >> jeff: exactly. >> mark: don't encourage him, mike, please don't. >> mike: they need to invite you to the meeting. >> jeff: can you imagine? start from the backcourt, one goes in -- my goodness. >> mike: motiejunas hits the free throw. later, don't miss "sportscenter" with max and the coach. recap of all the playoff action. and mlb. remaining here in game one. >> announcer: nba playoffs on abc brought to you by mini. burger king. now you can get five delicious items for only $4, it's a bigger meal for a better deal. only at burger king. and kaiser permanente go on into good ones. you live on a planet that is mostly water. sometimes water just starts falling out of the sky. when it bubbles, people sit in it. when it moves, people slid

lie at broad and fairmount is "action news" reporter jeff chirico. jeff, what are the details here? >> reporter: jim, the street opened up a few moments ago. the action cam was first on the scene here right after a police cruiser that was responding to a call apparently hit a 13-year-old boy. you can see from the video that that 13-year-old was alert, was conscious and talking with the emergency crews as they strapped him onto a stretcher. he was taken to hahnemann university hospital. now, police shut down this very busy roadway here on a friday commute for about a half hour as they investigated. they interviewed a couple witnesses about what they saw, but again, that officer apparently was responding to a call, lit that 13-year-old right here at the intersection but that 13-year-old does not appear to have life-threatening injuries. we are live in spring garden, jeff chirico, channel6 "action news." >> i said girl. my apologies. thank you jeff. >>> despite our very warm temperatures, we have got a cold front bearing down on us and that will cause some showers, maybe even some thun

chirico live at the scene with more, jeff? >> reporter: well, sarah investigators with the district attorney's office are still here piecing together what happen. people came here this morning for a bit of peace, prayer and left horrified, after an argument between church members turned deadly. >> shooting keystone fellowship church, one male inside shooting. >> reporter: chopper six was over the church on the 400 block of stump road as police investigate the late morning shooting. a church member 27 year-old robert braxton of montgomeryville was killed by another member. >> we were, worshiping and hear three different gunshots right have after and everybody kind of went on the floor and was riding. >> reporter: brianna summers say gunfire erupted as congregation stopped singing. >> first thing that went through my mind i have a six year-old and single mom. i was upset and in the knowing whether i would see her again. >> there was a disturbance that escalated into an altercation, between two church members. >> reporter: distri

jeff black from the eurozone -- jeff black from bloomberg. thank you. david: the interplay between the central banks and the economies -- we want to bring in now somebody who knows about this, david stockman, the former director of omb under president reagan. know about this interplay. this is my question. which is the chicken and which is the egg? are the economy is driving the economy, or are the central banks -- are the central banks driving the economy, or is the economy driving the central banks? >> the real economies in the world are freighted down with debt. there has been a massive credit bubble for the last 20 years. for ae had enough capex decade. as a result, we have way too many commodities. commodity prices are falling. the export industries are now shrinking everywhere in east asia. this morning you saw taiwan had negative gdp in the first quarter. exports are down 10% to 20% in china, korea, japan, and so forth. when we had is a world going through a deflationary adjustment from a long credit binge that the central banks cannot do anythin

jeff: hardly saturated.e is multi-billion dollars that we believe we could further penetrate by virtue of these new products that we are rolling out and improvements to existing products. positive growth ahead. emily: let's talk about mobile engagement that is driving the ad business. how much do you see growth accelerating in a digital ad market where facebook and google are king? jeff: we are focused on the b to b components of that. we think we bring unique data and context. sponsored content has been our fastest growing scale at this time. growth drivers continue to be acceleration of engagement, engaged sessions, which generates the inventory for our sponsored content business, we're seeing increase in the number of customers who are sticking around and purchasing more. improvements to targeting. we're going to continue to develop and improve our apis. we are starting to pile off network sales of sponsored content as well. all of those things could contribute to future growth in that part of the busines

but we will begin with jeff skversky live from nrg stadium. jeff, cats made a statement tonight. >> how about that at final four, 95-51 villanova over oklahoma. it is biggest win in final four history. and now villanova, oh, so close to a national championship, they are a win away from their first title in 31 years. take a look at villanova head coach jay wright all smiles, as he comes off the floor after destroying oklahoma. jay actually apologized to oklahoma's coach, for doing that tonight. villanova locker room afterward, subdued, the guys were not celebrating, they only huddle up in the locker room and said stay hungry and humble. look, they are eyeing second championship in school history monday night against north carolina. >> to be able to have a shot the national championship is something we dream about. if we play defense and rebound the way we did tonight even if we're not making shots we have a chance. >> it is crazy, something i always dream about. you know, to have that you know, to have that friendship, i hope it doesn't hit us

jeff glor: but he didn't want the interviews recorded.ail mitchell: i remember e-mailing his manager at time saying, can i please bring in my tape recorder, i will stay at the park, i will transcribe the interview there, he can burn after i do it. no. can i take notes? no. it was very intimidating knowing i am trying to do an interview and we are getting ready to honor him for the icon award in the billboard music awards, and i'm sitting there trying to think, how in the heck do i do this, try to get as much information as i can and still be able to relay it without being able to take a note or record him. and at the end, someone said, you should have taken your found and snuck a recording, but i figured the phone would go off and i would be in trouble. in the very end when he was leading me out of his conference room, he said, i need to double check, did you record this? and i was able to say honestly, i did not. jeff glor: was he the same prince that defined everywhere we read about him, or was that a different person? gail mitchell: in

jeff: we will see.his plays well, especially weeks after the "atlantic monthly" interview that slammed prime minister cameron for the libya debacle, in which our country shares a lot of responsibility. so i am a little surprised at this op-ed. i could see a real backlash. here isf's history profound, coming back from washington. francine: and a lone voice, right? at the end of the day, this is a relationship about money, trade, and economy, and it is not the same if the u.k. is not in the e.u. the: that may be true, but real question is tactics and whether the president is helpful to the cause right now -- his cause. i somehow doubt it. it is going to be a very close call. it shows just how unhappy the brits are with their politics. it almost divided great britain itself with the scottish departure. there is a lot of unhappiness around right now with politics. tom: and at the end of june, way out front on brexit. up in our next session, james glassman will join us, senior economist from jpmorgan. jim gl

reporting live from villanova, jeff chirico for channel six "action news". >> i got blue, thanks, jeff. >>> building on campus as well, "action news" reporter dann cuellar live at kelly's taproom in bryn mawr, hi there, dann. >> reporter: walter, this place is jammed packed, ready to rock. it is a win was based on fans alone the wildcats would win with the energy in this place tonight. over an hour before the big game was to get underway, nova nation fans were going wild for their team with hopes for a big win. >> i'm so rooting for cats to win. we're in it and we're ready. it will be amazing. >> i have been waiting for this my whole life. >> go cats. >> let's go cats. >> it is national championship or bus t, baby. >> reporter: place was so packed there was a line outside on lancaster avenue waiting to get in. police are on hand to make sure festivities do not get out offhanded, win or lose. >> you think they will do it tonight. >> i think so. >> they are tough, you know. >> they are tough but we have good players too. seniors are awesome. >> villanova is awesome, they play with the he

jeff glor: he was so shy in person.hen you watch him in televised interviews, yet he was larger than life on stage. sasha frere-jones: the amount of energy for prince you have to put into a performance like that, that is something you can not parade around every day. you would go crazy. vegas, iw him in las don't know how many years ago, maybe seven years ago? he was still at the peak that i had seen him 10 years before that and 10 years before that. he put everything to the dancing, even pulled back and let his band go. it takes amazing concentration and listening, also. he was always controlling the band in a subtle way, but also directing and playing and singing. i think he was multitasking long before there was computer and phone and then became a word for something else. he is constantly hearing things at once. it would save the energy for when he needed it. he knew how to do that very well. sasha, he had energy not only in writing the albums, but performing them, but in maintaining that output for a long, long tim

i'm jeff glor. nearly 350 passengers and crew members were on board when an amtrak train hit a backhoe on the tracks 20 miles south of philadelphia in chester, pennsylvania sunday morning. two amtrak drivers on the back hoe died. dozens on the train are hurt. as the investigation gets underway our transportation correspondent kris van cleave is on the scene. >> reporter: investigators worked around the damaged front end of amtrak train 89 after it collided with a backhoe in chester south of philadelphia. 341 passengers and seven crew were on the new york to savannah, georgia train. passenger, beth blakeley. an impact. then it was a rough ride. it took a long time to stop. all you could see was a lot of dirt and debris flying past the train. and then there was a couple of sort of like fire flashes. and then, we came to a stop. it was pretty panicky. >> national transportation safety board its leading the investigation. two amtrak employees killed were from the construction crew working on the backhoe

i'm jeff glor. >>> welcome to the "cbs overnight news." i'm jeff glor. in the northeast hold primaries tomorrow. democrats and republicans will vote in connecticut, rhode island, delaware, maryland and pennsylvania. a total of 556 delegates are up for grabs. our new battleground tracker poll shows front-runner donald trump far ahead in pennsylvania. the biggest prize of the night. trump at 49%, followed by texas senator ted cruz at 26%, and ohio governor john kasich with 22%. kasich appeared on face the nation to discuss upcoming primary battles and his decision to start vetting possible runningmates. >> the club for growth is running an ad they say because you have so few delegates. that a vote for you is really a vote for donald trump. what's your response to that ad? >> first of all, they're working agresi a -- aggressively against me. a volt for cruz or trump is a vote for hillary clinton. i have new numbers out of new hampshire. hillary is at 50. trump at 31. hillary at 48. cruz at 34. hillary is at 36. john kasich is at 50. what is really amazing.

latest, jeff? >> reporter: hey, walter police here are investigating that death right now. that neighbors say happened in a home that was rented by a group of college students. >> they were crying, and, you know, i guess they lost one of their buddies and friend. >> reporter: anthony row lives across the street from the home where police responded to a call to a death earlier today. it happened on the 200 block of warhead avenue. >> they are young kid, so, you know, they are all college kid. so young guy. it is a shame. >> normal college kids that were, you know, nice and respectful. >> reporter: torey emery had just returned home there church when she saw the young men who went the home standing outside as police investigated. >> i just prayed with them to make sure that they, you know, somebody was there supporting them. >> reporter: police are not releasing details what happen. the witness essay students held a party last night the but nothing loud or rowdy. they saw a body taken from the home b

it. >> jeff: leaving the beauties with an easy decision. >> we're going with brawn. >> agreed. >> jeffbrawn. >> we're just shoving geeks in erlocks right now. >> jeff: for the brains, things went from bad to worse. >> uh-oh. >> jeff: when neal fell victim to the

to do. >> jeff: at tribal council, scot got the majority of the

. >>> welcome to the overnight news, i'm jeff glor. the toll is rising after an earthquake on the coast of ecuador. the president of ecuador says 2500 are injured. hundreds of buildings destroyed. it hit saturday night, magnitude 7.8. strongest to jolt ecuador since 1979. more than 135 aftershocks followed. we begin with manuel bojorquez. >> reporter: with the day light residents saw for the first time the full extent of the damage. near the epicenter in the pacific town rescuers dug through crumbled concrete to find lifeless bodies. the quake also claimed lives about 85 miles south in the coastal city of manta where shaken residents surveyed the widespread damage. this desperate worker fried d e with his bare hands to find survivors. three alive, a girl its dead he said. last night onlookers cheered as this teenager was pulled from a crushed hotel in the city. this appears to be the moment the quake hit. customers in this store in quito panicked as shock waves knocked items off the shelves and took out electricity saturday night. peop

>> jeff: an advantage in the game. >> you won yourself an extra vote. yeah. >> jeff: and two hidden immunity idols that could be combined to form a super idol. >> what's so great about the super idol is we can play it after the vote is read. >> jeff: but aubry wanted to flip the game, and went behind the backs of michele and julia to try to get tai to turn on jason and scot. >> you have three people behind you. tai holds all of the keys in this game. >> jeff: leaving tai with a big decision. >> i don't know what to do. >> jeff: at tribal council, scot got the majority of the votes. ninth person voted out and fourth member of our jury, scot.

jeff skversky has more. jeff, we are talk about it. this was bad hockey tonight this was tough to watch. so far in this series flyers struggled. they are in in big trouble. they have overcome two to nothing series only three to nothing. they are playing this team. it is still early in the series but game two, oh, so crucial for flyers tonight after getting shut out in game one. they were trying to avoid this. going down two to zero because playoff teams that get down two to zero, lose 86 percent of the time. goal tending the difference tonight in game two in washington. first period the flyers down one to zip, looking for their first goal of the series on the power play five on three advantage. still, nothing. caps goalie brandon holtby playing out of his mind, stopping 19 shots in the first alone. second period steve mason, this is a huge mistake. on the dump in, under his legs, wow. flyers down two too nothing. end of the second they failed to kill the penalty. alexander ovechkin puts ate way. good night, bad hockey. flyers lose four

>> jeff pegues, thank you. up next, a new crack down on street racing in southern and refugees who escaped war and kitchen. right back. we've got trouble in tummy town. peptocopter! when cold cuts give your belly thunder, so you can be a business boy wonder! fix stomach trouble fast with pepto. (sounds of birds whistling) music introducing new k-y touch gel cr me. for massage and intimacy. every touch, gently intensified. a little touch is all it takes. hey ladies, heard the good news? spray 'n wash is back... and even better. it's powerful formula removes everyday stains the first time. which is bad news for stains, and good news for you. >>> tonight police in los angeles are rolling out a new task force aimed at stopping a decade's old problem. street racing. officers say in recent months they have seen a rise in crashes some of them deadly. here's chris martinez. >> reporter: it is an every weekend sight in southern california. streets and highways transformed into tracks for dangerous, high-speed, illegal s

we are live from north wales, jeff chirico, channel six "action news". >> jeff, thank you. >>> a man was shot and killed speaking with a candidate for the pennsylvania state house. it happened this afternoon, in the cedar brook section of the city and now we're learning more about a second shooting in that same area a few hours later. "action news" reporter christie ileto is live from cedar brook with more, christie? >> reporter: well, police say that was a drive by shooting with multiple gunman, who happened just hours have after the first. police commissioner richard ross say both shootings are related. the second likely retaliation for the first one. >> i will give $10,000 to whoever tell me who did this. >> reporter: father desperate for answers, moments after learning his son had been shot to death talking to political candidate chris rob at vernon and fey yet. >> somebody tell me who killed my son. >> someone walk up, and deliberately shot someone, with every intent of killing him. >> young man was interested in chris's campaign and another young man came right up behind him an

let's bring in jeff raineri. a good news for the giants. it stayed clear at the ballpark like you were saying. >> i know. i'm feeling the pressure. they need some sun in mountain view, you're saying, right? looks like tomorrow, we're going to get that coming our way. you get a look at the doppler radar. we're starting to clear out from the storm system. there may be a few spots that have isolated showers. and i'll have more on that in my forecast coming up. we get outside to our sky camera network. we have the cloud cover in place. for tomorrow morning, that's going to keep the clouds with us, as we start off cooler. 49 for the south bay. east bay at 47. san francisco, 52. and the north bay, a chilly 45. the one spot that has some drizzle, will be right here across the peninsula. as we look at the futurecast for the morning hours, mostly cloud cover, right near the immediate ho coastline. we will get in on partly-cloudy skies on the peninsula. and for the east bay and the south bay. but the north bay, a slight chance of a spotty shower popp

kron four's jeff bush has the story. >> jeff :robert perry graham was born in san francisco and went to war in the army in 1950a year later, he was captured by the north koreans and sent to a prisoner of war camp. he died in 1951. his remains stayed in north korea for decades. sometime in the early 90's, the north koreans provided boxes of combined remains to the u.s. government. graham's nephews provided dna samples to the army years agofinally, a match. >> nicole venturelli : this last fall, they let us know there was a match and i was so happy and sad at the same time but it gave me a sense of closure that he did, indeed, die in korea. >> jeff :a full honor guard was on hand at sfo to receive corporal graham's remains. everything stopped and the only sound that could be heard was the distant noise of jets on the tarmac. corporal graham's body was escorted frome hawaii by his nephew james george, who is a career marine. >> james george : 65 years laterbeing able to bring him home and to have closure for our family is very emotional and is something that my aunts and uncles and my m

a "action news" reporter jeff chirico is live at police headquarters with more, jeff? >> reporter: sarah, this case has many twists and turns, last night police said they thought that the five-year old sibling had pulled the trigger. then today we have learned that the dad confessed. meanwhile police are releasing very little information about this case. the as a small memorial grow outside family's home, so does the confusion over who pulled the trigger, that killed a four year-old girl sat the day afternoon. >> everybody is hearing different stories. nobody knows what the truth is. only what happened. >> reporter: shooting happened around 2:30 inn identify this house on the 200 block of east mayfield street. the young girl who lived there with her mom and dad, and six siblings, died at the scene. rachel santana comforted the mom moments later. >> she just kept saying my baby, my baby, my god how did that happen, i don't understand my baby. >> reporter: police say the girl's fat shore fled the scene confessed to accidentally shooting the daughter. last night investiga

i'm jeff glor in new york. good night.y cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> trying to find some room. curry falls down and grabs his right leg. >> w nation on pins and needles tonight as steph curry limps his way off the court again. >> it almost looked like a ufo coming in for a landing. >> and if it's not nailed down, bring it inside because the bay area is in for a very windy night. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. we'll have those stories. first breaking news in san francisco. two police officers have been injured in a car crash in the bayview. streets are blocked off in the area of phelps street and evans avenue. >> joe vazquez is there now. what can you tell us from the scene? >> let me set the scene for you. right behind me, that's 3rd street and evans. right here in this next intersection, that's where it all happened. you can see that mangled up front of an sfpd suv. right over there to the left we see a white car. it somehow jumped up on the sidewalk and the p

." >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor. we'll have the latest on campaign 2016 in a moment. but we begin with breaking news from germany where president obama ask set to announce the u.s. is significantly increasing its military presence in syria. margaret brennan is traveling with the president tonight. margaret? >> reporter: tomorrow the u.s. is sending up to 250 million tear personnel to syria to join local forces fighting isis, bringing the total number of u.s. military personnel to 300. this as the president today was wushing for a major trade deal here in germany. president obama and german chancellor merkel are pushing a controversial trade deal that brought more than 30,000 protestors to the street this weekend. they fear the so called transatlantic partnership would weaken environmental standards and consumer protection. but president obama defended the pact that would create the world's largest free trade zone. >> if you look at the benefits to the united states or to germany of free trade around the world t is indisputable that it has made our economy stronger. >>

hi, jeff. >> hey, sarah.t feels more like football weather out here now, but the big letters behind me say it all. baseball back in south philadelphia, and some fans have high hopes. >> ryan howard all smiles as he and the rest of the phillies step off the bus in south philadelphia tonight, ahead of tomorrow's home opener. nearby the fans have not forgot the phills embarrassing last-place finish last year but not holding it against them. >> last year is last year. a new year and optimism it is going to be ok. >> showing some potential, i am kind of happy about that. i understand that it is a rebuilding year. >> it was disappointed, but hopeful think year will be better. >> and outside of the gates a giant block party and they are welcoming what comes with the return of america's favorite fastime. >> i love going to the park. it is a good day to go. >> they capture the essence of southilly. and the son of the announcer singing the anthem. and the shot last year, slowing out the first pitch. and fresh off the b

jeff, complicating the task at hand for police. expect many of the fans to head here to the finish line as well. >> jeff pegues, thank you. up next, a new crack down on street racing in southern california. and refugees who escaped war and poverty fiend new careers in the kitchen. the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. we've gotpeptocopter! ummy town. ♪ when cold cuts give your belly thunder, pink relief is the first responder, so you can be a business boy wonder! ♪ fix stomach trouble fast with pepto. (sound♪ of music ♪histling) introducing new k-y touch gel crème. for massage and intimacy. every touch, gently intensified. a little touch is all it takes. k-y touch. hey spray 'n wash is back...ews? and even better. it's powerful formula removes everyday stains the first time. which is bad news for stains, and good news for you. spray 'n wash. back 'n better. >>> tonight police in los angeles are rolling out a new task force aimed at stopping a decade's old problem. street racing. officers say in recent months they have seen a

i want you to listen, jeff. here's how senator cruz himself explained his comment about, quote, new york values. listen. >> let's be clear. the people of new york know exactly what those values are. they're the values of liberal democratic politicians, like andrew cuomo, like anthony weiner, like eliot spitzer. like charlie rangel. all of whom donald trump has supported, given tens of thousands of dollars throughout the years. >> all right. jeff, i'll let you respond. >> well, obviously, senator cruz was pandering with the earlier comments, trying to spin it now. but earlier, he classified all new yorkers. and basically said that there's no way donald trump can be a good guy, because he's from new york. and so he insulted the entire state of new york. and he didn't seem to care back when he was pandering just trying to get votes in other places. now that he's here, that's coming home to roost. and he's cruising for a brucin in the new york primary. they're going to take it to him. as they should. he insulted the