and there does hamlin looking jubd neath kyle. kyle has to let him go. keel busch's car will not turn off the corner. that is where he is losing so much time. when they said put rear brake into it, it is almost like you are trying to turn the car with the rear tires around gets you in trouble here. he just don't like that idea. >> mike: and if jeff gordon gets the top five that means over his entire career his batting average for are top five finishes would be .429 and that is huge! >> larry: what a run. there he goes after kyle busch in the 18 car. >> darrell: can you imagine how dejected kyle feels. led 208 laps tonight and people are driving but you. >> larry: coming into the sean he had done that nine laps and didn't go to victory lane. >> mike: jeff gordon tries to ensure there would not be a 1-2-3 toyota finish here in darlington as he moves h his chevrolet into third. behind busch now. jimmie johnson, kevin harvick, carl edwards. montoya, earnhardt and newman. with six to go. jimmie taking the short way around there. boy, kevin harvick has battled

>> a life changing moment for 15-year-old kyle wilkerson and his family who had heard from friends about skylar's tragic accident. >> do you know how soon it was after that accident that the doctor said we have a heart? >> it was monday the 16th in the evening at 6:25 when dr. felling came in. >> you know when it was? >> yes, i do. he opened his eyes and looked at her and said is it skylars. >> do you mean that? >> yes. >> how did you feel when she said yes? >> sad. >> even after his heart wrenching choice mike marion didn't realize the two boys had known each other for years. >> you went to the same elementary school together? >> since 2nd grade. >> then i found out they road bikes together. >> so skylar had been here and kyle had been over at their house. >> even though skylar's dad wanted kyle to get his son's heart complicated pieces needed to fall into place. >> everything else has to align, the blood type, size, medical history. everything else has to be perfect.

house. >> so they stake out kyle's house.r a minute it looks like he may not go peacefully but ultimately they get him to surrender and they take him into custody. >> nothing on you? it. >> while it wasries can can i to arrest kyle in that word of the sting operation could get out, they did take another violent criminal off the streets and, in fact, word did not get out. and the integrity of the sting operation was still in place. kyle pleads guilty to several charges including robbery and possession of a stolen vehicle and sentenced to three to ten years in prison. coming up a single mom gets swept up and when i catch up with her i am not sure she realizes the trouble she is in. where is your 8-year-old now? when vegas undercover raw continues. [ jackie ] it's just so frustrating... ♪ the middle of this special moment and i need to run off to the bathroom. ♪ i'm fed up with always having to put my bladder's needs ahead of my daughter. ♪ so today, i'm finally talking to my doctor about overactive bladder symptoms. [ female an

. >> kyle davis was one of 10 children killed in monday's monster tornado. he died at plaza towers elementary school with six of his classmates. davis was nicknamed the lawn because of the way he played soccer. 4-year-old karina vargas and her infant sister cindy tied in their home when the twister tore it apart. their mother was helpless to save them. in all the tornado claimed 24 lives. the first funerals for the victims will begin today. >> we've cried together. we will continue to cry . we will heal together too. >> the healing process is just beginning for homeowners, many of whom got their first look wednesday at what the tornado left behind. an estimated 13,000 homes are damaged or destroyed. >> i wouldn't have been able to pick out anything. >> you look around and think a house is supposed to be here and it's not. everything has just turned to rubble. >> matt and jamie fallwell say they plan to rebuild. coy nickels said he's ready to move on. >> i'm looking at other options. to come out on this porch and it not be this house it wouldn't be the same.

. >> michael: gets into the right-front of kyle busch's car. jeff hammond showing us what the rope looked like. but look at the repairs the team made. went to work and got the car back in action. dale, jr. blows an engine and a big wreck. >> chris: a total of 65 laps. when kyle got out of the car he said there is nothing to fix and ricky stenhouse near danica patrick and the reigning champ without his crew chief who returns next week. going nearly 200 miles per hour. >> michael: certainly are. tony stewart was right in the middle of the crash in the bright orange car and skipped through the middle of them. great job by tony. >> chris: aric almirola caught up in that and krista voda is standing by with him. >> krista: taking another look at it on the monitor. real estate was tight out there. what happened? >> we were racing for the lucky dog. had got and lot better and i got under mark off of turn four and was almost clear of him and down next to the grass and i think maybe he misjudged. unfortunate. i know he probably didn't mean to do that. ki

kyle busch would get back on the track.h after blowing out his engine, which allows heaven harvick to take his 21st career checkered flag, winning at charlotte. >>> that's your "sportscenter" update. i'm dario melendez. have a great day. >>> ever want to know what it looks like to see an end of a day at indy 500? look at this. graham rahal had just gone through seven laps. that's all he had to go until the end of his first indy win. his car spun out of control. here's a look at how he saw it. the dash cam capturing intense moments, as he holds on tight to that steering wheel and slams into that wall. rahal was not hurt, except for maybe his ego. he of course did not win. when it was over, it was driver tony kanaan who took the checkered flag. it was his first-ever indy victory. and it wasn't easy. there were a record 68 lead changes before the brazilian crossed the finish line and celebrated with the chug of milk. >> amazing being in second place. and just sort of going, all right. i'm not going to win this one. and the guy

kyle's mom getting married for the second time. kyle was also going to celebrate his birthday.to turn 9. the whole family was going to be there, erin. instead, the gathering this friday for his funeral. >> thank you very much. >>> still to am could, the city of moore, oklahoma, you just heard kyle's mom saying every school should have a safe room. now they're saying perhaps every home should. so why do only 10% of the homes actually have one? an investigation "outfront" next. >>> tonight the deaths of 24 people from monday's tornado are raising new and serious questions about whether there is a way to protect people. the city of moore's website states we at the city of moore emergency management department advocate that every resident have a storm safe room or an underground cellar. here's the thing, they don't. and as you have seen, neither do the schools. the city says only about 10% of homes in moore actually have an underground shelter. as we have seen and heard from survivors of the tornado, the shelters can mean the difference between life and death. we're "outfront" with

kyle's mom getting married for the second time. kyle was also going to celebrate his birthday.to turn 9. the whole family was going to be there, erin. instead, the gathering this friday for his funeral. >> thank you very much. >>> still to am could, the city of moore, oklahoma, you just heard kyle's mom saying every school should have a safe room. now they're saying perhaps every home should. so why do only 10% of the homes actually have one? an investigation "outfront" next. 150 years. from the civil war era, right up to today. and through it all, the california teachers association has stood strong. for the legislation that established california's free public schools... ensuring funding for all students... the first law to reduce class sizes... and establishing community colleges. our schools may have changed, but our commitment to california's children never will... because we know quality public schools make a better california for all of us. >>> tonight the deaths of 24 people from monday's tornado are raising new and serious questions about whether there is a way to prot

we were talking to a trader yesterday, kyle, and he says he's going to buy the dip, and it worked.is market is becoming too complacent. when the market goes down, everybody expects it to go back up again. >> a little self-satisfied for me. phil and i were talking about before. this jobs report is a big number. and as i was looking at some of the research, the s&p 500, you'll see that 342 companies reported approximately so far, 60% of them, maria, have beaten earnings. but if you look at them beat revenues, it's less than 50%. you can only cut your way to success so long before the revenues fall short. >> what are you expecting from that jobs number tomorrow? and is that priced into this market already or do you think if it's a bad number, it's going to disappoint and create selling? >> i think what we really need to look at is the fundamentals under the number. three fifths of the potential workers that exited the market place in the last report were 25 to 54 years old. it's not like the baby boomers are leaving. these are our workers that are leaving today. and while the number w

beautiful cross in front kyle porter nets his first career m.l.s. goal. united earns its first points since march 16th they played to 1-1 draw. tim dunk scan and spurs tipping off game one western conference against grizzlies. in early going spurs go to danny green he pulls up and hits bank shot and it is fouled. he would make the free throw and give san diego 15-ten -- san antonio a 15-point lead. he decide take all of way to second half we go. grizzly rally this with gone 10-0 run. he deficit. cut just 6 point and greg leaves time out whatever he said worked because in fourth quarter spurs regained control one of his team franchise play off record 14, three pointer spurs cruise past grisly 105-38 to take the game one. >> nhl play off ranger on road against the blue in. second period rick nash breaks. for his first of the playoffs. this game was all tied up 2-2. let's stay in second period. johnny fires through screen he beats henrik lund equipment. it is supposed to be game winner because bruins defeat raingers 5-2 they take 2 games to none lead in that

>> tell us about kyle. >> about kyle.ally -- you almost felt like he was there. his mom wanted to meet at a soccer field, where she could show us how much he loved the sport. she's the ultimate soccer mom. she took him there all the time. he loved to play soccer. his nickname was the wall because he was such a big kid. and the other thing she mentioned is that he loved his sister. he also loved monster trucks. he loved going there with his grandfather whenever he could. and she says that her son, with these bright blue, baby blue eyes, she just simply cannot imagine what it's going to be like to not see him grow up. >> what a truly heartbreaking story, indeed. a sweet, sweet boy. all right. kyung lah reporting for us. so many of these stories go on and on and on. >>> up next, the best options, if a tornado is coming your way. our own dr. sanjay gupta, he's here with me. he'll explain if you should run, and if so, where should you run to? should you hide? and a mother's emotional account of surviving a storm in a cellar, w

this comes from kyle parks >> kyle, thank you. you join a chorous of people who want roads focused on and i would encourage you to follow-up on your email and give us the route that you have and we can espond back to you directly about the priorities of those routes. because we have had a disinvestment of roads to many years. i used to be the public works director and i would scream at the board saying give us resources and it was not as high priority as i am making it. i want to first of all thank the public, because a couple of years ago they passed, with the leadership of supervisors wiener and supervisor chiu and others. many of you should see the roads that already being repaved and they are lovely. i have ridden on them both on bike and in a car and it's an incredible difference. i know the riders can feel that when they ride on bicycle roads. having said that, we need a long-term solution. this bond is going to run out and our promise was that we would replace it with something that would be permanent in producing the kind

i have sons, one not too far from kyle's age. i can't imagine what it would be like to lose him in such awful circumstances. how are you bearing up with this? >> with lots of prayer and support. it's been one of the hardest few days of my life. leaving him on monday, just telling him good-bye as i'm going to work, he's headed to school and thinking okay, i'll see him in a little while, and then i don't. it's been horrible. i just can't -- it's just hard to express in words. >> you had two children at the school, kyle and your daughter, kaylie, who's 11. she was okay. she was hiding in the girls restroom. she's okay. but when you heard about the tornado striking and realized how powerful it was, where were you and how quickly could you get to the school? >> well, i tried to leave my work and i was about -- probably about 20 minutes away and the sirens went off at my work and i was unable to leave. so once the sirens went back off, i was able to leave and i headed that way and at this point, i was hearing it was heading towards moo

kyle's mom getting married for the second time. kyle was also going to celebrate his birthday.e was going to turn 9. the whole family was going to be there, erin. instead, the gathering this friday for his funeral. >> kyung lah, thank you very much. >>> tonight the deaths of 24 people from monday's tornado are rising new and serious questions about whether there's a way to protect people. we at the city of moore, emergency management department advocate every residence have a storm safe room or underground cellar. they don't. as you've seen, neither do the schools. only about 10% of homes in moore have an underground shelter. as we've seen and heard from survivors of the tornado. the shelters can mean the difference between life and death. ed lavandera is live with one family. >> a silent wall of fury. the tornado shooting straight at francis robertson's neighborhood. robertson and five others jumped into an underground storm shelter. >> it sounds like a plane going by. here it comes. >> then the recording goes dark. >> that is a nervewracking feeling to crawl in there. there's

kyle, thanks for coming on. >> thank you, mlissa.issa: mike mayo did the math but he is not alone in the numbers. what do you think about that? does that sound right to you or does that sound gigantic? >> no, i think i does sound right. remember, melissa, you're talking about close to $200 billion market capitalized company. so 10% is $20 billion if the stock price was to trade off like that. now you're talking here about jamie dimon. this is a very, super astute man. knows the financial arena inside and out. he is veryeef-assured. this is, this is going to be a vry interestg discussion whether or not they split the chairman and ceo title. and i think part of this discussion has, as a result of what took place in london where they lost significant value. melissa: right. >> they did have the ability to do both jobs. melissa: -- as that happened. you know, the stock is up 25since he has been in the chair. >> right. melissa: i think he is doing very clever thing by floang this idea maybe if they take away his chairmanship why should he

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kyle bass is about as negative on japan as an investor could be.es about the position that he is taking. and for some it is a trade. a trade that has been working quite well as late. >> the show's sec reference. thank you very much. >> he could have never done that. never done what he just did. >> nailed it. just wait until you see how mcdonald's england views the typical american. it's almost as though we need to go back to war with england. >> stereo types for a reason. >> and inside the biggest bank heist in the history of the planet. we will break down some earnings news with price line most especi especially as soon as they are released. all that and more on the closing bell. we will be right back here in a minute. all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. sieme

. >> one of the child victims, 8-year-old kyle davis. kyle was inside the plaza towers elementary school when the tornado ripped apart the building and walls collapsed. his heartbroken mother is now questioning whether the school, children's death there, could have been prevented. and cnn sat down with the mother and has her plea. there were no storm shelters. >> and that's something that she is hoping have a discussion about, brooke. the reason why she wanted to talk to cnn is so we could honor her son's memory. but also so this discussion happens, not just at the state level, but a larger level, a community level, a national level, so no other parent has to go through what she did. >> i was running out the door, and i like you, babe. and i love you too, mom. and he was laying in my bed, watching tv and that's the last time i seen him. >> reporter: what followed, a disaster few can fathom. a mother's nightmare that only the parents of the children at plaza towers elementary can truly understand. >> of course, the closer i got to the sch

so this is kyle. and also 9-year-old nicholas mccabe. we're told he was into legos and loved country music. nicholas was among the children who died huddled inside the plaza towers school on monday. i should tell you, a public memorial honoring all of the tornado victims here is set for this evening at the first baptist church of moore. and president obama will be traveling here on sunday. >>> we have been in moore for a week now. i've talked to so many people, just unreal stories of -- it's a mix they would tell you of faith and luck and survival. and today, just taking a walk down the road, i met this amazing couple, this young couple, briana and caleb allison. i walked up to them because i saw this mother cradling this 3 week old baby. three weeks, who has a very appropriate name given what happened here. watch. >> you are new parents of this little one and her name is -- >> hope. >> and it's hope not just because she survived an ef-5 tornado, but because -- >> well, she survived many different things. in december, when we were 17 wee

there is a picture of chris kyle. >> bob?is weekend i attended a wedding for two of our own. john finley who was one of the initial people to launch the show and chase hanes who was one of the associate producers. it was a wonderful wedding. they are a great couple. it probably was the most expensive wedding i have ever been to. and on top of that it rained the whole time and still worked out well. congratulations to both of them. i wish them both a world of success. >> did you meet anybody, bob? >> i met a lot of people who knew "the five." >> but did anybody? >> oh anybody like that? there was a waitress. >> please. >> congratulations. >> congratulations. >> we sent bob as our representative. i don't know if that was the right thing to do. >> we hope he behaved well. >> i think he probably did. have i a public service announcement. you will love this. because it is getting warmer there is something that is very important and somebody on twitter that follows me sent this to me from homeward bound rescue league. it is a great

he is going to star as the late navy seal chris kyle.ven spielberg is directing the version of american sniper, kyle's autobiography. he was known as the most lethal sniper in u.s. history. he was shot dead by someone he was trying to help at a shooting range. two years if you can believe it since the dairy navy seal raid that killed osama bin laden. the doctor who helped find him is on a hunger strike in a pakistani prison. he has been denied access to his family and legal team. his court date was pushed back to june. family members fear a treaty is running out of hope he will be freed. >> renting inseed of honing a home is supposed to be affordable but not any more. that's because across the country renters are shelling out big big bucks these days. what's up? what's going on? >> 1 in four renters with jobs devour half of their paycheck in 2011 according to the latest reports. much of that strain from the housing crisis as homeowners fled the under water mortgages and flooded the rental market. it drove demand up and supply down. meanw

bottom five, kyle planks with ah no doubt are, that downed off the second deck with a two-run shot. padres played two runs in the fifth to take a 7-2 lead. he gave up seven runs. right now the nats trailed 9-4 in the 8th. bottom of the fourth, bird trailed 1-0. many with a fly ball into the gap and right center field, desmond jennings, they nearly collide. neither make the catch and the a ball goes to the wall. racing around the based, thinksn about going inside park but he decide he's content with the triple. the next patter is adam jones. based to left field, they tie the score at one, that's jones '30 rsm bi. top of the fifth, same score, former o, luke scott would hit the crystalman pitch hard and leap to right field, number n three of the year. the os fall to the rays 3-1 and swept in the three-game series. dc boxer lamont petersoneter deserves a big money payday. the 29-year-old wants a shot at employed mayweather but a a nontitle bout in atlantic city. peterson, the ibf junior weight champ, his opponent lucas matistaty with a 3 it knock-out, second round, they connect way rig

. >> sidney, antonia, kyle, janae. >> those are the friends you lost? >> you will hold on that little guy forever. >> so sweet and so sad. >> she talked about her friends that they lost. two of their funerals this morning, brooke. 10:00 a.m. central time. a funeral for kyle davis, 8 years old. and 9-year-old nicholas mccabe. kyle liked to go to monster truck events, play soccer, nicholas mccabe had a love for country music and legos some of sad. and the funerals will continue. certainly a somber memorial day weekend in moore. >> absolutely. pamela brown, thank you so much. carol, so many people are so thrilled to be off this weekend and celebrating, not at all a time of celebration here in moore. >> no, not at all. brooke baldwin, pamela brown, many thanks to you. a bit of breaking news to pass along to you now. we don't know exactly what it is about. it's curious. in britain right now, a pakistani airliner come in from lahore to the manchester airport was diverted by military fighter jets. in fact, that plane is now being escorted by british fighter je

kyle was just 8 years old, one of seven children who died at plaza towers. this is antonia candelaria, she was nine years old. she leaves behind two sisters who loved her so much. nicholas was a third grader, he's described as a vibrant 9-year-old, full of life, full of smiles as he is in that picture. we met jenae hornsby's dad yesterday, hen cat believe she's gone. maybe she's going to call me, said a cousin. the first thing people remembered about sydney marie angle was her eyes and her smile. she loved her dogs. she loved her classmates and they loved her. they died together. she died surrounded by that love, which is at least a comforting thought. sydney marie angle was just 9 years old. 7 kids at that school died. 10 children that we know about in all. shannon quick was 40 years old, she was also a mom, she leaves behind two sons, ages 8 and 134. they were all together when the storm hit. her 8-year-old son was hurt. he's in the intensive care right now, he had surgery today. his leg is badly injured his pelvis broken as well. his grandmother was injur

eight yearold kyle davis was a victim of the tornado. his sistersurvived. their mother wants to make sure other parents don't have to go through this heart break. >> [technical difficulties] . >> the death toll stands at 24. more than 350 people were injured. it's hard to easy to pain for people who were injud but you do what you can to help. comfort dogs have arrived to -- [technical difficulties] and we of course [technical difficulties] last night we told you about several local businesses who were stepping up to collect donations [technical difficulties] cases and cases of water, food, bank ets and other -- blankets and other items are on their way oklahoma. go toabc2news.com to find out how you can help. >> [technical difficulties] christian schaffer has been following this, he's leave tonight. >> yeah, [technical difficulties] that led to the two-year investigation of the baltimore city detention center explains how the [technical difficulties] is what is not said. >> members of the black gorilla family gang -- guerilla living lavishly blind the bars