it is not something we have ever lent to ford's theatre before. it is the first time it has been back since 1865 to my knowledge at ford's theatre. the hat itself was purchased by abraham lincoln from our washington hat maker. we don't exactly know when he acquired the hat. but we do note it is the -- we know the last time he wore it was ford's theatre. is a typical tall hat. it has a very wide band. this is a mourning band that lincoln added to the hat to commemorate the death of his son willie who died in the white house. i also think he used that as a simple of his linking his mourning to the morning of so many others. that hat ofitself comes to the smithsonian institution after the conspiracy trials are all over. the war department took over ford's theatre after the assassination. and took back a number of objects, including the hat, fact to their offices as evidence of the crime. that hat itself bounces around from various agencies -- it was at the interior department for a while, on does they shortly in the patent office, then in 1867, with

it is not something that we have ever lent to ford theater before. it is the first time it has been back since 1865, to my knowledge, at fourth theater. the hat itself was purchased by abraham lincoln from a washington hat acre. we don't exactly know when he acquired the hat, but we do know that the last time you weren't was at ford theater. it is a very typical tall hat. you might have noticed that it has a very wide band around it. this is x a -- actually a mourning band that lincoln added to the hat to commemorate the death of his son, willie. i also think that he used that as a symbol of also his linking his morning -- mourning to the morning of so many -- mourning of so many others. the hat itself comes after the conspiracy trials are all over. the war department took over ford's theatre after the assassination, and took back a number of objects, including the hat, back to their offices as evidence of the crime. the head itself bounces around from various agencies, the interior department, on display very shortly in the office display, and then

i gave up all social media for lent i will be getting social media back. that was probably one of the hardest things to do. >> since i gave up pop, the first thing i'm going to do is have a shirley temple. >> she hopes to be drinking with a big smile on her face after a big win. coach frese said at her press conference today it is easter after all and they hope to get a lot of baskets baskets. wusa9 sports. >> and. >>> pope francis presided over the solemn easter service. ten people from five different countries were baptized during the late night service. >>> nothing brings the community together like a free concert. we're going to take you to the not so secret d. c. show coming up. >> and after the break a brawl breaks out at a casino >>> a search is underway for a missing 11-year-old child. jerome jackson was last seen friday on 16th street and southeast washington by the northeast border. jerome is a black male about 5 feet tall and weighs approximately 95-pound. he has brown eyes and black hair and was last seen wearing white polo shirt and blue pants

it's not just christians preparing for the end of lent. muslims for lent was created in solidarity. some muslims show what they gave up for 40 days. one of the participants told us the objective is to show unity and love across all faiths. some are talking about a reciprocal has she has gone calls christians for ramadan. >> as we report, the growing of christianity is said to be because of the printing by a bible company. >> at one time, the little red book was the only best seller here. now there's been another one and it's been around a lot longer. more than 130 million copies of the bible have rolled off this production line. 30 million last year alone. many exported, but the majority were for the domestic market, purchased for churches, sanctioned by china's atheist government. >> first principle is serve our churches our brothers and sisters. then if we still have the capacity or will, serve the overseas churches. >> the factory publishes bibles in 90 languages from arabic to russian. such is demand for the holy book it remains an around the clock operation. according to offici

him money, not a lot but they sheent lent him money.the sisters claimed that was augusta's inheritance and he claimed it was just a loan to cover a political campaign. they got excommunicated from the family and she never returned. another sister edith waited till 1801 to marry. she married general henry koushen, a civil war general. imagine how old he was in 1901. well, is the marriage lasted six years and he died. one of the interesting things about edith in 1901 was she still hadn't received her inharristance and the one of the things in the mother's will was that no daughter could get their inharristance if they were going to get married the other sisters had to give their blessing. well they gave their blessing to general corbin but years before edith was engaged to somebody else norris gentleman and the invitations had been sent out. it was in the paper, at the last minute, the sisters decided they didn't approve and it all had to be caused off. the lighters i'm call cag the par venues par excellence. as i said, they would change

aseguran que unos lentes guardan el secreto para dormir mejor. de la terrible pÉrdida la hermana de la fallecida lorena rojas. esto es primer impacto. pamlea: la cÁmara de un telÉfono celular captÓ la ejecuciÓn de un afroamericano desarmado en manos de un policÍa blanco, en carolina del sur. barbie: dejamos _ tenemos cobertura sobre esta noticia. eddy obtuvo el revelador testimonio de hispano. eddy: este dominicano de 23 aÑos de edad considerado como todo un hÉroe indica que grabÓ el accidente mientras se dirigÍa a su trabajo carolina del sur. >> decidÍ grabar el vÍdeo cuando veo que habÍa un tipo de, no voy a decir forcejeo. pero policÍa estaba encima de la vÍctima. hasta se acercÓ al lugar cuando el policÍa le disparÓ 8 tiros por la espalda al afroamericano walter scott. el policÍa declarÓ que la vÍctima le intentÓ quitarle la pistola al oficial. acciÓn que no se puede observar en el vÍdeo. >> de la vÍctima nunca tuvo control de esa pistola elÉctrica. simplemente, tratÓ de escapar del hecho. santana dice que incluso pensÓ borrar el vÍdeo por te

still to come find out why this american woman chose to wear a hee hijab for lent. i hate cleaning the gutters. have you touched the stuff? it's evil. and ladders... awwwwwww!!!!! they have all those warnings on them. might as well say, "you're going to die, jeff". you hired someone to clean the gutters? not just someone. someone from angie's list. but we're not members. we don't have to be to use their new snapfix feature. angie's list helped me find a highly rated service provider to do the work at a fair price. come see what the new angie's list can do for you. you want an advanced degree, but sometimes work can get in the way. now capella university offers flexpath, a revolutionary new program that allows you to earn a degree at your pace and graduate at the speed of you. flexpath from capella university. (clucking noises) everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. while others may keep trying nobunny knows easter better than cadbury. >>> it's rare that a disagreement ends with both sides saying they're happy. but

they lent the car to their 19-year-old relative. he had it for that day and into the night.oefr back thot knowing of the accident. the 19-year-old driving. the 2-year-old died from his wounds. the mother was injured but has been leased from the hospital. >> the piece of the highlight that fell off fit perfectly into the car. we're confident we have the vehicle. >> reporter: right now investigators are holding that car over at a police impound lot. they're trying to get a search warrant from a judge to go inside the vehicle and search for dna evidence and whatever else is inside that will hopefully link that 19-year-old to the crime. one of those things they worry about is the fact the vehicle was driven from philadelphia to williamsport and back again. that could have disturbed some of the evidence. they'll know better once they get the warrant. that's what they are working on now. >>> you may have noticed that despite the rain it's still warm out. that's because ocht southwest winds. one of the places that's been seeing scattered showers throughout the day but will the rain

they spend huge amounts in the war and lent huge amounts to allies. they said the french and belgians are going to get recompense for the damage done to their land, what about us? the french managed to argue that the pensions being paid to widows should be included in the bill. you could say wilson should not have gone along with this, but it was difficult to go against the allies on this. what they were doing was drying up a treaty with germany. if he failed to compromise, it might have broken down because this is something the french in particular were not prepared to compromise on. what the french did do is they backed down on a lot. they backed down on occupying germany. they backed down on long-term proposals to break germany up. compromise was not just on wilson's side. the french compromised, the british compromised. it was a difficult situation. one thing wilson might have contemplated, but he was against it and so were his advisers and it would have been difficult was to cancel our debts to the united states. the allies have borrowed $9 billi

it's the final day of lent and of holy week leading up to easter sunday this is a live look over theathedral basilica of saints peter & paul. the basilica will open at 9:00 this morning. there are no masses today. the archbishop will celebrate an easter vigil mass this evening at 8:00. >>> yesterday, christians marked good friday the west kensington ministry at norris square observed the stations of the cross. artists presented different works representing the stations which refer to the events of the day when christians believed jesus was crucified. good friday is one of the hole left day-- holiest days of the christian calendar. members of the jewish few are celebrating as well. many jews will eat matzo bread during passover. >>> next a new clue that the democrats' leading lady is gearing up to announce a run for the white house. >>> welcome back on this saturday morning. we started out saturday with lots of showers, kind of dreary and now we're starting that clearing process. actually seeing a little sunshine in some spots. here's a live look outside looking down at the shore. it'

ends of january, middle east is currently going through tush lents changes changesturbulent changes. the detenente in northern syria and iraq means syria's unyielding president is no longer the west answer milk enemy number 1. it is all playing very well for bashar al-assad and very badly for syria's opposition. >> iran could help syrian forces who are loyal to bashar al-assad government to fight off this islamic mill tans. militants. one thing is sure that bashar al-assad is quite stable and he is actually the president who can -- who is ready to my mind to deal with opposition. >> reporter: the man who mediated four days of talks here thinks it's positive that the delegates didn't get into a fist fight. but in syria the real fighting drags on while all around governments are reevaluating who they consider their friends and who they consider their enemies. rory challands, al jazeera moscow. >> at least three people have been killed by a car bomb acknowledge the taliban has claimed responsibility. now thousands of children are born with congenital heart defects every year in ukraine.

. >> this holy saturday is the final day of lent and of holy week leading up to easter sunday tomorrow. >> the cathedral of saints peter and paul was basked in candlelight for tonight's easter vigil mass. holy saturday marks the day that jesus's body lay in the tomb. and pope francis presided over his third easter vigil as pontiff this evening. that vigil began in the dimly lit atrium. the darkness representing evil and human sin. later everyone lit their own candle and it went from darkness into light. each ritual during that service filled with meaning for the faithful. meanwhile, people across our area spent the day preparing for easter by doing shopping. nbc was where the shelves were almost empty before lunch. edward freeman customers 120kd occupy nuts, fruit, and candy. we spotted the easter bunny doing day before shopping. and they were swinging for the fences in south jersey in memory of a teen boy who died general last year. they held a home run deshy in honor of the 14-year-old. the eighth grader was walking to his friend's home and suddenly collapse and died. he played baseb

for the season of lent, talking agent catholics that have gone before us we need courage today, a sensewhen things are murky and also to how to find courage and to sometimes make difficult decisions when we're faced by things in our daily live. >> dr. braxton we've got just about a minute left. but when we talk about encouraging or guiding people, does that help keep organized religion morrell vent than younger lives who have been turned off by religion? >> not just young people. if pastor brau thinks she had a rich tradition. i came out of a strong rich tradition, the black church, preaching, that moment when you have everyone right there with you and trying to give them encouragement, guidance, challenging them every day to pick up the pieces wherever they are, to live and to move to address issues to work hard for yourself and your xhurnity that's my background. >> amen. >> okay. we've got a few seconds left. monsignor, your challenge to people who hey be home and thinking about not going to church today what would you say to them? >> go. the plord wants you to go. he said keep holy

it is the final day of lent and of holy week leading up to easter sunday. this is a live look at the cathedral bas philadelphia. archbishop will celebrate an easter vigil mass tonight at 8:00. and many have spent their holy saturday preparing for tomorrow. we caught up with folks stocking up on chocolate and other holiday supplies. nbc 10 joins us live in montgomery colbert. and county. and it's been a busy day for a lot of people out there. >> reporter: people have been coming here to this garden center all day. not just spring plantings but the east you are flowers they are going to be using to decorate the dinner table. from havertown to southwest philly. >> the best in the city. >> the shell here are empties out way before long. sweet or savory not everyone is doing all the cooking for easter sunday. >> anything my mother used to make. which would be anything from the three egg easter bread. anything any of these. stromboli stromboli. >> reporter: and the doors are almost closed. not to open again until the easter feasts are the complete. in con shocken

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in that didn't go over well with the powers that have lent greece money.ome tuesday april 14th greece has another payment of more than 400 million euros due. at the end of the month a payment of 900 million euros. and at the end of may, greece has to pony up more money for salaries and pensions. so this drama is not only close to being over. >>> and ali mentioned the greek prime minister was in moscow on wednesday talking about an economic alliance with russia. and the conversation is leading critics to ask again if vladimir putin is trying to undermine european unity. >> reporter: from the far right, french national front to greece's radical left europe's populous parties have an enthusiastic suter in the kremlin. >> there is a set of links between the russian government and french parties across europe. >> reporter: like a shared dislike of european union dictate. europe's far left and far right rail against brussel's encroachment on national authority over issues like austerity measures and immigration. positions that dove tail with the kremlin's positi

we highlight a princeton university sophomore who lent his voice in a powerful video diary he calls dearord is our slice of life. >> because i have a dream! that my four little children will one day live in a nation will they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. i have a dream today! >> dear america, in the star spangled banner defines you as the land of the free and the home of the brave but as of late, this has simply been the land of letting injustice roam free and people having to be brave enough to leave the house without being totally sure if they will return. my name is alex ford. i'm a young black man who is a sophomore in college. wait. never mind. you don't care about that. you stopped listening to me after i said young black man. by why? so many men who look similar to me have died and you still continue to not listen past the words young black man. i mourn at the thought of the many lives who are lost but i feel this is not the last time this kind of injustice will occur. today i along with my classmates at princeton university

let me tell this is also marking the ends of lent which is a huge sacrifice, for a loft people. people gave up some of their favorite things. and i gave up french fries. what did you give up, mark? >> well, let me just say that i don't necessarily, you know, get into the len ton piece, but dow know that there are some people upstairs right now who are just holding onto candy, wait to go open up their wrappers because they gave up sweets. i know that they are right now, i'm telling you, can't wait for the ben diction. >> definitely. one of two services, that will be held here at mother bethel ame church the next service starts at 93 which i understand will be standing room only very likely. >> 9:30 service where everybody will be here, tons of children, young people, i'll be preaching that service, so we invite people to come out f they miss the sunrise service they missed free breakfast, so next year. >> thank you etch. live in society hill, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio" cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> strange woman giving up french fries thank you. >>> on this holiest day of the c

they lent us their two best players.ies though, really, was finding the kit, the wherewithal for the game so we played on a football ground. so we sent out an appeal in early march to all these clubs we play against, and just asked if they had any spare kit. and the response was incredibly generous and very quick as quell. >> so you've been able to leave that quitkit? >> yes, yes, that was really the purpose of it. and managed to find some coconut matting, which two strips of coconut matting, for a bankrupt event company. so we laid those on the football pitch. and they haven't had any rain for quite a while, so it was pretty hard. so the pitch was very fast probably faster than we ever play on. and they had some very fast bowlers. >> and is the matting still out there as well? >> yes, we left that. >> but there's virtually nothing for them to do there, is there? this is a pretty dreadful place to be. conditions are poor. it provides them with something still, does it? >> yes, i think they're pretty much occupied simply

as you can see the additional resources that are lent to the specific areas does show an improvement over other areas that are a bit more challenging in the particular respect when you are talking about transbay you are talking about large towers, skyscrapers, more challenging to bring small businesses onto those particular projects. and along with that, the workforce. this chart shows a bar trend of the work per hour performances over the project areas. as you can see the trend towards workforce is not on an up trend. it has been challenging. the demand for workers are currently extremely high. we'll talk a bit about the workforce challenges as mentioned in the last quarter, workforce remains a challenge. there is an extremely high level of construction activity that is currently taking place within the city of san francisco. it's placed a tremendous demand on local construct labor. the local construction workers is limited as well. as i understand some of the apprenticeship classes such as electric ans are as local capacity. in terms of looking at corrective measures. of course we

as you can see the additional resources that are lent to the specific

that did not go over well with the powers that lent greece money, comtuesday april 14th, greece has ament of more than 400 euro due at the end of the month, of more than 900 euro and in the month of may, greece has to pony up 2.1 billion euros for salary and pensions money not paid. the drama is not close to being over >>> ali velshi in athens. president obama met with jamaica's prime minister in kingston. he and portia miller spoke about the alliances between the two countries. he plans to meet with caribbean leaders. his visit is historic the first sitting u.s. president visiting jamaica in 30 years. tomorrow he heads to panama for the summit of the americas. >> reporter: for the last 10 years the united states watched as venezuela gained friends and influence throughout the caribbean through a generous programme of oil. it's donated or sold oil at cutrate prices to the tune of $50 billion through a programme. now, the tables have turned. the price of oil has plummeted, venezuela is in debt and it has been forced to cut shipments to the caribbean by a half, include including to its

then there are the far right russia has lent marie la pens $10 million, although it's rumored to be much higher. >> you can have an alliance like la pens and in the greece the fact these are parties that need friends, need financing and need backing and they find it more easily in moscow. maybe at a better interest rate than they do at home. >> europe may not like it, but russia is certainly not the only country practicing the non- non-ideological arts of politics. russia tries to show that it's a global power once more it's doing the local thing making friends and influencing people. rory challands. al jazeera moscow. >> to other news in europe now. one of the two russians accused of poisoning letvinenko. he said he probably unwhittingly handled radioactive material. british authorities believe that litvinenk ko was killed with green tea laced with poison. >>> in france air traffic controllers are protesting with a two-day strike. >>> police in london are investigating a gem heist. detectives say that burglars used heavy cutting equipment to tear through a wall of the building. >>> the

after 60 years, it was lent out to the ford theater.it was willed to the white house which did not display it. then it was transferred to the park service. now, timely it has found a home in the resource center of the national park service's museum. they say it does get lent out from time to time, but mostly it lives in storage. it has been a century and a half since president lincoln's assassination. apparently we can still scarcely bare to look. this is the only eyewitness account. we spoke to the national park museum's resource person who said she doesn't know why it's not a permanent fixture, but it's not. the one eyewitness account we have of that assassination and the effort to save lincoln, it really is stuck in a storage facility in maryland. at some point as a nation maybe we will be ready to see the real painteding and not just pictures of the painting. but 150 years ago tonight, that artist knew that night that that moment needed recording. it says something about the trauma of that moment that we still do not want to see it

one of the lessons for seattle workers have to beville lent and ensure that the laws are in force. that's why i'm continuing to build the movement on the ground to ensure that there is no wage. if we want stronger laws in favor of the most vulnerable population, people who make our cities run we need the balance of power to be shifted in our interest, which means we have to build even bigger movement. we need mass movements. this is really taking off. people who stand for social justice and economic justice and racial justice should join us in turning the tide. >> we're getting a new look today at some images of war 150 years ago. photography was in its infancy when the civil war started. many of the photographs have become iconic, but some have never surfaced until now. here is john seigenthaler. >> slaves outside of workshops at a plantation in rockville south carolina. the photograph is among hundreds from the civil war collected by robin stanford, an 87-year-old grandmother in texas. she recently sold part of her trove to the library of congress. many are stereo scopic, two pho

lent has come and we can put beside our sacrifices of coffee or alcohol or food or what not.ginning. it's the beginning of the season of another 40 days in which the risen christ actually remains with his disciples. not because of the gratitude. >> i have to say happy easter. the computer will cut us off. thank you very much. >> thank you so much. >> we're back in a moment. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals antioxidants and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. people ship all kinds of things. but what if that thing is a few hundred thousand doses of flu vaccine. that need to be kept at 41 degrees. while being shipped to a country where it's 90 degrees. in the shade. sound hard? yeah. does that mean people in laos shouldn't get their vaccine? we didn't think so. from figuring it out to getting it done, we're here to help. now? can i at least put my shoes on? if your bladder is calling the shots ... you may have a medical condition called ov

the great bells rang to signify the end of lent. some children of san francisco got a jump-start on the easter egg hunt organized by glide. they do this every year for low income or homeless families. the kids hunted around a park across the street from the church for eggs. tomorrow glide will host of an easter sunday service as well as a breakfast and dinner. everyone is welcome. and the sun was out today. >> sun was out. it was a good day to do it. tomorrow not quite so good. i'll bet many of you didn't see what's in the monitor behind me which was the total lunar eclipse. you had to be up early this morning with the racoons just before sunrise and it wasn't that long of a total eclipse, either. but as the moon sank slowly into the west, it was a beautiful sight for the west coast, wasn't visible over much of the country and that's a time lapse as you see it there. that's it for total lunar eclipses until i think in september. owe stay tuned on that. in the meantime, stay tuned for this. this is a rare sight. the first time in a l

choom gang barack would have lent you his prince lp and then been cool when you forgot to give it back. people would have called choom gang barack a thug. i miss choom gang barack. (laughter) >> you know, but-- i don't like this whole using the word thug. i tell you why because when people say thug i think they mean what-- you know baltimore councilman carl stokes help me figure out the word i'm searching for. >> president obama also called prot testers in his word quote, unquote criminals and thugs. isn't it the right word? >> come on. so calling them enthusiastics-- just call them niggers. just call them niggers the. >> damn carl. i was just kidding about scaring the white lady. severuously, the last time a black guy-- a white shoved down a white woman on national tv kanye had to go into hiding for a year. i was kidding. well hey thanks to that clip, mr. stokes gets our straight up boss of the week award. that's right. you earned it carl. you earned it. but you know carl wasn't the first person to notice this new secret code word. >> i think it used to be the "n" word. now they are u

i have lent money to people. >> larry: oh, no. >> and have found them with new purses and fresh nailse sometimes when you request some help, you might need to make sure that you use it for necessities and not luxuries. but at the same time, when i heard thatinary-- you can't get steak, sometimes steak make it all right. sometimes you -- >> a little steak makes it all good. >> i feel like there should be some moderation. you have to do necessities mostly buttic taking away all the luxuries when you're already suffering and struggling is not fair displing. >> larry: i think that's a good point. >> this is such an important point because there have been no examples that any of these lawmaker can point to of abuses, except for one random guy who went on fox two years ago to say he bought what, lobster and sushi? >> right. >> and that wasn't verified. this is a solution in search of a problem. in fact, three out of four people eligible for welfare don't even use the benefits. it's actually come down from three out of four in the 90s who did use it, who were eligible. and now three out of f

actually coming back to the station to go home when the fire came in and so he came over here and lent his assistance to the effort to try to make sure folks are safe and getting people out. >> the injured woman was taken to the hospital. the police officer was examined at the scene. crews got the fire under control at about 6:30. overall, six units in all were damaged. the cause is still under investigation. >>> firefighters are also watching another early-morning fire in contra costa county. a ranch style home on la casa was engulfed in flames when crews first arrived on scene. the two-alarm fire started around 4:00. it took firefighters about an hour to bring it under control. firefighters don't believe there was anyone inside the home at the time of the fire. the home was located near john muir medical center. a fire marshal said there's no indication at this point that the fire was deliberately set. >>> well, tensions with iran are increasing as u.s. warships head off the coast of yemen. the u.s. says there's evidence suggesting ships. here's more. >> reporter: sources tell fox ne

they lent scoggin the money to buy their air conditioning business.ay them in monthly installments. prosecutors believe he poisoned the couple so he could avoid making those payments. olgie nobles died from the poison but 69-year-old leita built up resistance to it. >> this lady was so tough, her inner strength was so strong, her will to live was so strong, and her body was able to absorb this and build up a tolerance to it, but probably if you had ten people out there, you know, nine of those ten would have probably died from it. >> had leita died, police would never have questioned the cause of her death or her husband's. so they would never have made the connection to the norton sisters. >> and nobody would have ever known the difference. >> tim scoggin was arrested and charged with murder and intent to commit murder. >> he's a very effeminate kind of a man. in fact, when he talked on the phone, people thought he was a woman and he passed himself off as secretaries sometimes and called himself kim. by his voice, you couldn't tell the difference. he

. >> there are many internationals coming to support a very gal lent and impressive local effort.ief items are coming in but the airport is quite con guests and limited in terms of capacity. so that has been a bit of an impediment. more importantly, what we have to do is get past kathmandu, and get to the epicenters of the earthquake. the rain has kicked in making a difficult situation even more severe. there will be a large contingent of people who will not be able to go back home because their houses were destroyed or are unsafe. >>> and al jazeera's correspondent has more now from kathmandu. >> reporter: kathmandu international airport, the only way in or out of nepal since saturday's quake. those that survived are finding their way there. many have been waiting for days. >> translator: we are from india, and a state of federal government is nowhere in site to help us. we want to go home but we're desperate. we don't know whether we'll live or die. >> reporter: others are thankful to have survived. >> the only thing i have been able to get is the flag that was at the airport. a

lent on's first big -- clinton's first big rally is not expected until next month. hillary clinton made a pit stop at a chipotle in ohio today and nobody inside recognized her, must have been the sunglasses. the manager didn't realize it was her until reporters began to call. he had to check the surveillance tapes to confirm it. >>> a tv channel in russia gave clinton's campaign video an r rating because of this. take a look. >> i'm getting married this summer to someone i really care about. >> it features two guys holding hands. a rep for the channel says they slapped an over 18 warning on it because they didn't want to fall out of line with russia's so-called gay propaganda law. you can check out clinton's entire campaign video and marco rubio's as well at cbssf.com. >>> a flight had to make an emergency landing. why? reporter kris van cleave tells us a guy was trapped in the cargo hold. >> reporter: this is alaska airlines flight 448 making an emergency landing at sea-tac airport 14 minutes after leaving from seattle bound for los angeles. banging from underneath

it's the final day of lent and of holy week leading up to easter sunday.ere's a live look over the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul. the basilica is obviously closed right now. it will open at 9:00 this morning. there will be no masses offered today, however later on this evening, an easter vigil mass will be celebrated at 8:00. yesterday christians marked good friday, the west kensington ministry at norris square observed the stations of the cross. artists presented different works representing the station which is refer to the events of the day when christians believe jesus was crucified. good friday is one of the holiest days of the christian calendar. >>> she vanished nearly a decade ago. now the body of this south jersey woman has been found. we'll tell you what led police to her remains. >>> caught on tape hundreds get caught up in a brawl at a new york city casino. what police think sparked this fight. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> welcome back on this saturday morning. we're looking at showers falling across the hour. they

police say they had lent it to the 19 year-old suspect in the case and did not the notice damage to the front end when he returned it. >> we started to put one and one together and said this may than the the car. >> reporter: they brought the car to police this morning and told them who was driving it. it is progress david mother's josey is thankful for as she prepared funeral arrangements for her young son. >> she wants police to have made the case and be able to know there will be a prosecution going forward but that takes time. >> they have to make justice with this situation, you know, because it is not ferreter report we are expecting david's family to attend the vigil here outside their home on north master street. that is also, where the accident occurred. meanwhile police are continuing their investigation, they say they know hot suspects is, in this case, thanks to those two witnesses who brought that car forward. and, they are still collecting evidence the right now so they can put forward a good arrest warrant that will hold up in court, and until they have that, in arrestnes

. -- la ultima vez que fue vista, traia lentes oscuros, gabardina color crema y pantalon de mezclillas, tiene un tatuaje de 3 rosas en su tobillo izquierdo. take vo/blanca ---contina la bsqueda de la joven de 16 aÑos que ayer se le escap a oficiales de la patrulla de caminos en hayward. --"elida retana" haba sido detenida por robar un vehiculo y dar un nombre falso. ---la patrulla de caminos dijo en un comunicado que trataron entregar a la joven a la familia pero que se rehusaron a aceptarla en casa pues tenia varias ordenes de arresto. ---tenian casi un aÑo de no saber de ella y ahora le piden que se entregue. vo cesar --el conductor de la red de transporte "uber" que, segun la policia, atropello intencionalmente a un ciclista durante el fin de semana, se presento hoy en corte. --las autoridades afirman que el conductor se encontraba muy irritado al momento de embestir con su vehiculo al ciclista, "brandon kaleikini". --el conductor de uber "emerson decarvalho", enfrenta cargos de asalto con arma letal. cesar ---en el estado de washington, un joven quiso hacer una invitacin muy origi

the williamsport couple who owned the car are not suspect but are reported to have lent the car to 19 year old who is believed to have been behind the wheel at the time of the crash. >>> and even though police have made headway in this case, at last check, there are no report of any arrests being made so far in this case. the service for david begins at 9:00 this morning and should end around noon. live at police headquarters, justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> justin, thank you. two teen girls recovering after their struck by car on roosevelt boulevard. investigators say the two girls, ages 15 and 18,. >> were walking southbound lanes tyson avenue, forward circle. police say they both suffered broken bones. learn the driver initially kept going but then returned to the scene after circling the block. he is now cooperating with detective. >> this woman now facing attempted murder charges for love triangle hit-and-run in logan. police say the 29 year old precious richardson coleman intentionally crashed her suv into pea trist expense friday afternoon. expense was pinned against

cosas que nunca me hubiera imaginado, ni en un milln de aÑos se me hubiera ocurrido comprar unos lentesque sin duda les acomoda, pero sobre todo ayudan a replantearnos lo que significa envejecer.. ad libb take vo/blanca --arrancan los preparativos para los anticipados premios billboard... los artistas ya empiezan a llegar a los ensayos.. gabriel live los gigantes de san francisco abrieron serie en los angeles ante los dodgers. take vo ademas continuaron los juegos de postemporada de la nba, le tengo los detalles de esto y mas en deportes. end segment cu ---vamos con gabriel sotelo y el deportivo cu ---adelante gabriel gabriel hola blanca, cesar.. iniciamos su dosis deportiva de esta noche con informacion del beisbol de las grandes ligas. esta noche con informacion del beisbol de las grandes ligas. los gigantes de san francisco visitaron a los dodgers de los angeles. take vo vo los dodgers abrieron la pizarra en la tercera entrada anotando cuatro carreras. el lanzador tim lincecum se fue despues de permitir ocho imparables y las carreras ya mecionadas. dejando a su equipo en gran desvent

necesita lentes. salvador chavarin: correcto. javier esquivel: así es.s escuelas, podemos detectar esto muy a tiempo y brindar un mejor servicio. damian trujillo: bueno, no le vaya a dar un infarto. vaya y chéquese la presión aquí en los centros comunitarios foothill, que ya hay varios en la ciudad de san jose. ahí está la página de red nuevamente para más información y el número telefónico. ¿algo más que quieran agregar antes de que se nos vayan? salvador chavarin: nada más quería mencionar que estamos aquí para ustedes y cuando ocupen los servicios, vengan. aquí estamos para ayudarles. damian trujillo: y no excusas. hay siete centros médicos foothill. también le van a pagar para que coja un taxi y los lleven ahí a ver al médico. gracias por lo que hacen en nuestra comunidad. gracias. ambos: gracias. damian trujillo: y regresamos aquí en "comunidad del valle" con la obra "zoot suit" que regresa a la universidad de san jose. no se nos vayan. [música] damian trujillo: ahí está, la obra se llama "zoot suit" y cumple el señor luis valdez 50 años de ser dire

. >> reporter: greece finance minister admitted the negotiations of what is called the group and lentts of money and take you there and two months and was clear, it's the only way for the government to get what he wants. >> translator: the negotiations could have finished by now yes, they could have. last week four weeks ago, we would have had to cut supplementary pensions by 70-80% and would have had to accept an increase in bat tax on the islands, we would have had to give further impetus to the cry 'tis sister of last five years and we are wrong because we did not agree to all those things that the greek people elected us not to sign. >> reporter: 7 top political parties in uk have blows in a televised election debate and here is lawrence lee. >> reporter: phenomenon in british politics three dominated for so long and yet seen their reputations diminished and a cynical elaborate demanding cage. -- change and parties from the left and right and the party accused labor of selling out the poor and demand the rich pay. >> vote for this is to make scotland voice heard and ours is a voic

. ;01 ;20 pkg es el dibujo de jaime casillas a la izquierda portando lentes, y andrew reyes a la derechatacion de hoy ante la corte federal de san diego... pareciera una presentacion mas si no fuera porque ambos son militares de las reservas de las fuerzas armadas, acusados de la venta de ilegal de armas de fuego andrew haden fiscal del caso segun el fiscal del distrito a cargo del caso, todo inicio en agosto del 2014 cuando jaime casillas quien creyo, era un miembro de un cartel mexicano a quien presuntamente se encargaria de abastecer con armas, municiones y armamento... sin embargo el militar de 22 anios, nunca espero que la verdadera identidad del supuesto narcotraficante , era la de un agente encubierto del buro de alcohol, tabaco, armas y explosivos pero al equipo de venta, se incluyo andrew reyes de 34 aÑos tambien miembro de la armeria de la guardia nacional en san diego, quien frecuento al agente encubierto a quein supuestamente vendio cientos de cartuchos utiles distintas armas de fuego, y hasta un ak-47 conocido como cuerno de chivo en este complejo de apartamentos es donde vi