. >> reporter: -- linden keeper says he took the security job at eden r.o.p. in hay hard because the schedule and benefits. >> you deserve student of the year a year. >> reporter: the greatest was not in the job description. >> what i loved to do and found a way to make that work. this is the oldest part of campus. >> reporter:. all started linden says not long after he started patrolling the campus and spotted an empty plot of land out back. >> i see a field. i'm thinking, man, that is such a wonderful field. why can't we -- what if we can use this? >> reporter: so linden got permission on his breaks and on weekends to start a garden. >> we tickle the roots. >> reporter: something he always loved doing. >> lemon this time. >> reporter: but linden now admits there was an ulterior motive all along. not just satisfy his desire to help plants grow, but to do the same for the young people around him. >> i'm just not here to secure your body, i want to secure your mind. >> reporter: linden's garden now huge. may be on the edge of campus, but it has become the heart

this is desiree linden.ning in boston is always special. >> reporter: not even out of breath. >> breaking the tape here today is a culmination of years and years of hard work and it feels magnificent. >> reporter: desiree linden, the champion, who is america strong. way to go, des, and all the runners today. boston strong. thanks for watching here on a monday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> what a way to start the week. as hail blankets the bay area. we are live where the snow like conditions brought traffic to a stand still. >> i am spencer christian, all elements of today's spring storm. a close-up look in just a moment. >>> the city of san francisco does more than put the breaks on the influx of electric scooters. how it is going to make getting them off the street easier where you live. >>> suddenly everywhere, electric scooters for rent popped up. and today san francisco took action to get them off the streets. good evening and thanks for joining us. i

jamie perez reports. nats of freddie cheeringáfor freddie linden...rooting on his sister from the sidelines is part of their brotherly- sisterly love. ánats of freddie cheeringáwhile his sister's passion is track... freddie finds his heart belongs to dance. but cheering from the crowds... is a one-sided deal...freddie linden/dancer: "i just thought that i could dance on the dakota valley dance team. but when i was about to go to tryouts, our dance coach was saying i can't dance on the dance team." freddie was denied a spot on the dance team because...freddie linden/dancer: "because boys aren't allowed to dance on the dance team."although title 9 prohibits things like this from happening, freddie can't hear his sister in the crowd give him the same that he gives to her...stephanie linden/freddie's mom: "at first i didn't believe it. at first i thought there is no way this is a legal rule saying a boy cannot do it." stephanie has just filed a lawsuit against the south dakota high school activities association. joshua thompson/linden's legal counsel: "th

. >>> des linden wins the boston marathon! >> and rain, strong winds, and cold temperatures couldn't stop des linden. she's the first american woman in more than three decades to win the race. >>> good morning from the studio 57 at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning, a federal judge is considering how to handle the records the fbi took from the office and home of president trump's personal attorney. she did reject a bid by michael cohen's lawyers to prevent prosecutors from looking at the material, and cohen was forced to reveal the names of his other clients. the name of one triggered laughs and gasps in the courtroom. hena doba is here with details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the administration's biggest worry now is what's in those seized records. and while anxiety grows there, cohen's attorney was forced to disclose that cohen had done legal work for fox news host sean hannity. >> michael cohen never represented me in any legal matter. >> reporter:

. >> des linden wins the boston marathon! >> glor: and we talk to the american woman who made history today at the boston marathon. this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> glor: this is our western edition. we're going to begin here tonight with the battle over the documents the f.b.i. seized from president trump's personal attorney last week. >> from viewing the document at least temporarily, late today the judge denied that request calling it premature. >> jeff pegues has more on this developing story. >> any comments? >> any comment? any comment on the allegations against you? >> reporter: michael cohen was eppered with questions as he verived at the federal courthouse in lower manhattan. he and his lawyers, as well as prtorneys for president trump, told judge kimba wood that documents and data seized in f.b.i. raids last week are y-otected by attorney-client e ivilege and should not be read by prosecutors. so this is what it looks like in lower manhattan outside the utderal courthouse. you have dozens of news ca

des linden, the american. >> 2:39.54, the first american woman to win since 1985. >> des linden wins! >> her husband ryan waiting with a hug. and afterwards, a message for us. >> dafd, this is desirre linden, running in boston is always special. breaking the tape here today is culmination of years and years of hard work and it feels magnificent. >> desiree linden is the champion, american strong. >> see is. david muir reporting for us. that's all for now. i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. hope to see you again over in one hour. - [narrator] the following program is based on a true story. some of the names have been changed. the program contains reenactments.

linden offered to help the hometown favorite any way she could. but it was the michigan native who would pull ahead. >> feeling like i lost the biggest opportunity of my career keeps me coming back. and i know it's super hard, but when you put it all together, all of the work is worth it. >> reporter: the last time an american woman won the boston marathon linden was a toddler. today she's a champion. don dahler, cbs news, boston. >>> that is the "overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm tony dokoupil. the latest chapter in the story of the president and the porn star was set in federal court in manhattan. president trump's personal lawyer, michael cohen, tried to convince a judge that his records, seized in an fbi raid, are protected by attorney-client privilege. some of the files deal with a payment

. >> linden wins the boston marathon! >> 34-year-old desiree linden.erican woman to win the marathon since 1985. despite the heavy rains finishing at two hours 39 minutes 54 seconds. today's race marked the fifth year since the 2013 boston marathon bombing. >>> sharks fans feeling pumped tonight. this is a live look at the street rally outside the s.a.p. center right now. fans gathered for tonight's first home playoff game against the ducks. they lead two games to nothing. the team has an inflated giant shark heads, so the fans have a perfect photo op for instagram, facebook and twitter. some are dressed for the occasion. >> i started shaving my beard half and half and turned it into my playoff beard every year since. >> i'm truly here for sharky, but the sharks, they're no. 1. >> ever since '91, so let's do it. >> fans will march to the shark tank in unison before the puck drops at 7:30. those lucky enough to have a ticket for tonight's game will find some seat swag in the form of a rally towel and an l.e.d. bracelet. go, sharks! >>> notice the long s

have you heard about desiree linden? the first woman in 33 years to win the boston marathon. >> she's cool and she's going to spend some time with us. >> the story of the race could be a book. >>> we're going to start with our top story. sean hannity, a long-time defender and friend of the president, is firing back, after something else he is sharing with the president, his attorney. mr. cohen is under investigation by prosecutors in new york. and he was fighting to keep his files and his client list private in a courtroom yesterday. we will start with peter alexander traveling with the president. peter, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. for the last decade, michael cohen has been donald trump's fixer, making problems go away. but right now, cohen may be the president's biggest problem that can't immediately be fixed, tied up in an escalating legal drama with a new surprise twist, that cohen had a big-name client, one of the best-name faces on fox news. >> there's been all kinds of wild speculatio

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. >> des linden wins in boston! >> reporter: her husband, ryan, waiting with a hug. afterward a message for us. >> hey, david. running in boston is always special. >> reporter: not even out of breath. >> breaking the tape here today is a culmination of years and years of hard work and it feels magnificent. >> reporter: desiree linden, the champion, who is america strong. way to go, des, and all the runners today. boston strong. thanks for watching here on a monday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. .ood night. >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> stormy weather. hail from the east bay to the south bay. >> it is snowing in san jose right now. >> rain and lightning so bad even a plane was hit. there was even an earthquake. >>> good afternoon and thank you for joining us, i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm larry beil live at oracle arena, the music just started blasting as we started the program. we'll have a live report from the warrior and spurs. that is coming up. >> we'll see you in afew minutes. wil

then from linden. first of all, the care national executive director. >> thank you. good morning. thank you very much for joining us today. first, i would like to express my deep appreciation to the author of this report. at caremany colleagues who have put together this their important report. a special thanks to our care chapter nationwide who assisted by providing data to give us a comprehensive look at the status of muslims that were included in this report. our vision is to be a leading advocate for justice and mutual understanding. we provide legal services and advocacy services free of charge for the muslim community and anyone who believes that they have been targeted because of their religious freedom. freedoms aregious some of the best in the world. they have to be protected to remain so. that is why, today, we call on the supreme court to ensure that religious liberties are granted for american muslims. and we urge them to flag down the unconstitutional muslim van. wednesday,hearing on april 25. be rallyingill there. we wish that our activities -- our opinions will prev

creperie, thank you very much for talking to us tonight. —— will linden.ession of the security council is being called by the russian delegation. they are following the salisbury attack. let's listen in. in the case with the family, the substance used it is highly likely it comes from russia. if this is very powerful substance was spread in the house of skripal we re was spread in the house of skripal were on his door knob, that seems to be the version that the investigation seems to be pointing to. how could sergei and his daughter have remained in a normal state a few hours following that, given that the sergeant of police, the first individual who helped them immediately lost his consciousness. how were they able to survive after all of this? the only explanation is that in antidote was immediately introduced into them. to do this, according to the unanimous view of experts, the sample of an exact same substance, not a similar substance, but the exact identical substance had to be present somewhere nearby. several kilometres from the scene of the crime,

linden was only five months old then. she said it doesn't hurt to have a running buddy. puppy named boston. >>> he might not have won the race, but john berman still number one in our hearts. look at him. finishing the boston marathon. more importantly, he helped -- why are you laughing? >> he looks miserable. >> i love it. >> $16,000 for the non-profit west end house. boys and girls club in boston. he is boston strong. look at that tweet afterwards. quoting apollo creed. no remark. he ran new york twice. this is his third marathon. >> he is a warrior. he has been watching the weather report for the past week. his eyes are so wide. 30-mile-an-hour winds. 1 inch of rain. >> i would not make it halfway. he looked miserable. >> just must be awful. >> all right. >> way to go, john. congratulations. we are proud of you. >> you need an ice bath. >>> thank you. ahead, the michael cohen case now has a sean hannity twist. hear the fox host explain his connection to the trump personal lawyer next. every le es with a burden. an expectation to surpass. but that's the point. ♪ bring

sophie linden, deputy mayor of london, when people hear from patrick linden, deputy mayor of london,se he's been placed in such an awful situation with his son. i send out my heartfelt condolences to the families of the 16 and 17 —year—olds who have died over the last couple of days. it is truly shocking and i understand the frustration. myself and the commission of the met police are committed to tackling this pilot is bashed commissioner. we are putting extra money in, £110 million, to ensure there is an additional 1000 officers on the streets —— commissioner. but the police can't do it alone, patrick is right, this is about communities and families working together with schools and mental health services and the mayor of london is investing ina and the mayor of london is investing in a youth fund of £45 million to ensure young people get the support they need to allow them not to go down the wrong road and be attracted by gangs and not so their identity needs to be found through a gang, but we know not all the violence we are seeing on the streets of london is gang related. sophie

thanks very much american deseret linden and japan which she had claimed victories in the one hundred twenty second edition of the boston marathon runners were happy by wet and windy conditions and boston koichi chased down defending champion geoffrey caruso kenya to win with a time of two hours fifteen minutes and fifty four seconds becoming the first japanese man to win the event since one thousand nine hundred seven. a limpy and deseret linden ended a thirty three year drought for american women in the store race to clinch top spot the thirty four year old prevailing at the time of two hours thirty nine minutes and fifty four seconds. for the first time in his career le bron james has lost the opening game in a first round n.b.a. playoff series james and the cleveland cavaliers were defeated by the indiana pacers. scott reports. has an enviable record in the playoffs but even he may not be able to rest with cavaliers recent deployed. and found it tough going in the series opener against the indiana pacers on sunday the three time defending eastern conference champions when twenty o

. >> desiree linden pumped her fists after he crossed the finish line. the slowest time for a winner since 1978. >> now the wet bitterly cold weather had a lot to do that with and another reason, about an hour into the race she stopped and waited for her friend shellain flanigan and took a bathroom break, it was on the finish line explosions that killed three and wounded hundreds more. >>> world news night is >>> tonight, breaking news here in new york city. the courthouse drama. president trump's personal attorney, michael cohen. stormy daniels arriving at court, too. the president's lawyer asking a judge to protect what was seized in that fbi raid. the judge's decision moments ago. and tonight, what stormy daniels then promised outside that courthouse. >>> also tonight, the white house reacts, after the james comey exclusive. telling george stephanopoulos president trump is morally unfit to be president. and george asks, do you think the russians have something on donald trump? and did comey's decision to go public about hillary clinton's e-mails 11 da

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. >> desi linden is taking a well-deserved rest.rst american woman to win the boston marathon since 1985. the california native fought through bone-chilling rain to finish in over four hours. it's her first win after coming in second seven years ago. >> this is desiree linden running in boston's always special, breaking the tape is a culmination of years and years of hard work. and it feels magnificent. >> right behind her was american sara seles, they were among seven u.s. runners in the top ten. so if it's nasty and horrible out, we win. >> you should get an extra, you should get extra credit for running a marathon in that weather. instead of an asterisk and she did it in the cold and rain. >> how does it feel to win the marathon, she said so good, so good, so good, so good. >> i'm guessing she'll feel good for quite a bit of time. >>> as james comey's book comes out, we have more from that interview, including how his wife found out that her husband had been fired. >>> but first, hundreds of people stranded in mexico after their

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next, we have linden johnson and mr. block really admired his war on poverty. he did not admire his war on vietnam. and he loved to take johnson quotes and misappropriate them in such a way to attack his policies. so this particular cartoon is we've shown that we're willing to go more than halfway. what mr. johnson had intended with that quote was to talk about the peace table, we're willing to negotiate terms of peace with north vietnam. but what mr. block shared was bombing more than halfway up the vietnamese country. if you read "the washington post" between 1972 and 1974, between the time the watergate scandal broke out and the time president nixon resigned, you opened the pages to see 174 cartoons attacking the president on watergate alone. he had drawn nixon coming out of a sewer during the eisenhower administration and with the exception of the free shape he gave him as a newly elected president, which is now in the collection of "the washington post," he never relented. he did not see a good side to richard nixon, but it doesn't mean he attacked him bli

linden, the first american woman to win the race since 1985. taking 7 of the top 10 women's spots, japan took the pt title, 6 american pluto in the top 10 and inspiring crowds, carrying the american flag finishing in third straight marathon. staff sgt. josÉ sanchez stepped on an ied in afghanistan. that is three marathons for him. congratulations to all those folks. fox news alert. the trump administration not wavering from the strategy in syria so what is next for american troops on the ground. and army veteran spent two years in the war-torn country. he says donald trump will not abandon the people we have been asked to protect, and choosing your jail cell, based on what gender you identify with. business parking new outrage for making moves to do that and the patriotic display under attack, a city employee's warning to an army veteran facing nationwide back lash, how the town is responding. >> the trump administration seeking to a simple and arab force to replace the us military. donald trump avenue national security visor calling on egypt t

among them 34-year-old des linden from michigan. 2 hours, 39 minutes, 54 seconds.rican woman to win since 1985. >> great moment there. first american woman to win in quite some time. >> incredible week. >> and don't forget again, coachella's second weekend continues with beyonce closing it out. and happy earth day on sunday. >> sounds fun. coming up, more news. >> this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. two decades. >>> good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm kenneth moton in for kendis gibson. here are some of the headlines we're following. on this morning of "world news now." more than halfway through the month of april, a wintry blast has dumped more than half a foot of snow over parts of wisconsin. so is there any more snow in the forecast? we'll have an update from accuweather straight ahead. >>> the fugitive grandmother who triggered a nationwide manhunt has been caught in texas. 56-year-old lois riess is suspected of killing her husband and a woman in florida. she was arrested in a restaurant near the mexican border. >>> teac

. >>> and dez linden wins the boston marathon! winner of the boston marathon for the first time in 33 years. you go, des linden of michigan. she finished in two hours, 39 minutes, and 54 seconds. wow! the two-time olympian said she almost quit in the early miles because of the pelting rain and high wind. listen to this -- she even stopped at one point while her friend and fellow elite women's runner, shalen flanagan, took a restroom break. the 34-year-old says an earlier loss propelled her forward in yesterday's race. >> having that taste of what it might be like to break that tape, feeling like i lost the biggest opportunity of my career keeps me coming back, and i know it's super hard. when you put it all together, all of the work is worth it. >> so worth it. 81 runners were sent to the hospital. some suffering from hypothermia. i love that she even stopped to go to the bathroom with her -- girls do that. they say, i'm going to the bathroom, i'll go with you. guys never out together, john, one guy says i'm going to the bathroom,

woman and japanese man crossing the finish line first in the boston marathon. 34-year-old desiree lindenovercoming the winds and rain to post a time of 2:39.54. her first marathon win ever. on the men's side, the japanese runner pulled off the time of 2:15:58. the first japanese man to win the boston marathon since 1987. we have to congratulate john. >> he said he survived. look. it was cold. he was watching the weather forecast. the forecast for 30-mile-an-hour winds and 1 inch of rain. he had not been training in cold weather. >> there will not be a rematch. he raised $16,000. >> he won't be walking for four more days. >>> "cnn money." global stocks rise. wall street closed higher after companies reported strong earnings. dow rose 200 points. earnings season. expectations are high. look at the profit growth forecasts. s&p 500, 17%. the best since 2011. pharmacy stocks jumped on news that amazon will not start selling prescription drugs. rumors swirling it would break into the pharmacy business and disrupt the business. the plans are put on hold. that set up walgreens and cvs up 7%. >>>

distance running as desiree linden and arizona state became the first woman to win in two years.was a 30 when you're first on the men's side as yuki kawauchi became the first japanese runner to win the marathon since 1987. he search the front with a mile to go and one in a time of two hours and 15 minutes. >>> weather caused the nascar race to be delayed. cal bush -- it was a slippery feeling all the way to the finish line. >>> the washington nationals as you see this girl who wanted a puck and he flips it up over the ice, and the guy with the bigger reach, the big brother or the friend, and look at the look on the girls face. but he noticed it and here comes another puck and come on. he saying -- he is saying if i can punch a hole in a glass to get it or i would. but finally, she gets her free puck. just that alone will make you a fan and they go down to columbus 2-0 games down. >> the adult automatically gave it to the two boys. she is dying for that puck. >> she is the only reason that he came over there because he saw her. >> this is really something with the sharks up. also,

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there she is, desiree linden. she is from michigan. finished in two hours 39 minutes 54 seconds. she had to push through nasty weather. in the men's division a japanese man one in two hours 15 minutes 58 seconds. he is the first winter since 1987 from japan. >>> technology can help seniors live independently. one woman has the freedom to live her life while tech helps her family feel comfortable with her safety. >>> this woman may live alone. there is one on the washing machine. that is down behind. you can't see it. >> reporter: there is someone tracking every move. >> one is on the microwave. it is way up inside. you can't see that. >> reporter: she is a community participant for home sensor technology project. it is being tested by engineers at the university of south florida. >> this was available to seniors who live alone and have no pets. >> -- >> reporter: it is no video or audio recording cameras. it uses motion, light and temperature sensors to be able to track movement and without having people write on top of them. researche

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desiree (desi) linden... a two-time olympian... amrican woman in 33 years to win the race... she finished in an unofficial time of 2:39:54 in some pretty nasty weather. and the men's winner... yuki kawauchi of japan... it's kawauchi's first major marathon win... the top- finishing american came in 3rd place baseball... right now the a's are up 2-0 in the 6th inning... and how about bryce harper of the washington nationals... 1st inning of their game in new york against the mets... harper breaks his bat... but the ball still goes out for a home run... 406 feet overe the right field wall... take a close up look or two... harper saws the bat in half... and he still is able to muscle it out for his 3rd hmer of the season harper had 2 hits and 3 rbi... as the nationals beat the mets 8-6 are you ready for an amazing are you ready are you ready for an amazing piut stop in nascar?... watch the top of the screen as tyler mitchell (tire carrier for paul menard) is carrying 2 tires, but one is hit by ryan newman...but mithcell shows incredibl

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linden johnson said -- >> absolutely. >> linden johnson said if you want a voting rights act, make meations, including the civil rights movement and the parks/king movement for a civil rights bill that was inclusive. he said it couldn't be done. but because of the birmingham campaign and the washington march, he changed his mind in less than four weeks. he changed his mind in less than six weeks and said -- and introduced a civil rights bill that is called the civil rights bill of 1964. he said he was going to do it after he was reelected. but because of the campaigns in birmingham and elsewhere, there were more than 1700 city demonstrations and different kinds in addition to the birmingham campaign and the washington march. the next result was john kennedy was persuaded to introduce the bill in 1963. that's power. that's power of the people. [ applause ] >> and it can happen again and again and again. of course, congress and the lobbyists and bank of america all tried to persuade us to be conventional with the system that is, but the system that is is fundamentally rotten. [ applause

people are participating in the marathon and coming across the wires, the first american woman desiree linden the first american woman since 1985. >>> seven prisoners have died and 17 others were injured in a fight among inmates inside of a maximum-security prison in south carolina. fighting began yesterday night and continued until early this morning. the death toll could rise with several injuries described as critical. it is not clear what set off the fights. the facility houses 1500 inmates including many of south carolina's most violent criminals.>>> today the board of supervisors committee will talk about regulations in san francisco. the electric scooters are available through apps that let you rent them but there have been complaints about the scooters, nearly running people over and about them being left by riders on the middle of the sidewalk. the supervisor land use and transportation committee will consider an ordinance establishing violations for scooters left in hazardous areas. >>> san francisco is one of the best cities for working women to be successful and make money. a pers

desiree linden finished in two hours, 39 minutes, and 54 seconds.the men's division, yuki kawauchi from japan crossed the fishing line with the time of two hours, 50 minutes, and 58 seconds. he is japan's first winter since 19 57. >>> news has broke this week that barbara bush is in failing health and refusing anymore medical treatment. coming up next, well-wishers are offering the support for the only living woman that is both a wife and mother of a ex- president. >>> a big honor for a bariatric newspaper. a look at this year's pulitzer prize winner coming up at 6:00 p.m.. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. stomach former first lady barbara bush is in failing health, and will not seek further medical treatment. a spokesman for the family would not elaborate on the nature of the health problems. >> reporter: barbara bush is in failing health. the 92-year-old was admitted to the hospital last week, and has recently suffered from congestiv

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jap on the women's side, california's desiree linden became the first american woman to win the raceoing it in 2:40. today's race came five years and a day after terrorists home made bombs exploded near the finish line, killing three people. former first lady barbara bush is in failing health. a family spokesman said mrs. bush will not seek additional medical treatment after a series of recent hospitalizations. the 92-year-old wife of former president george h.w. bush will instead focus on comfort care at home. casey siegel is live in houston. >> reporter: dana, i know she holds a very special place in your heart. she is beloved around the world really. a family spokes person said that mrs. bush made this tough decision after consulting her family doctors and also her own family. after being in and out of the hospital, like you said. so now it's more about keeping former first lady comfortable and out of pain. the 92-year-old bush family may trie arch suffered from graves disease, a thyroid condition, also congestive heart failure and a pulmonary disease known as copd. jenna bush hag

her first was during the administration of linden johnson nearly half a century ago.orking for one of the familiar big american media companies. she decided she wanted to maintain her professional freedom so she created her own company called audio visual news and served clients around the world. long came to washington out of college to work for united states congressman and even volunteered for the 1968 presidential campaign of eugene mccarthy, but she decided that same year she'd rather be covering politicians than working for them. long traveled on the press bus with bobby kennedy during the '68 campaign and conducted one of his last broadcast interviews before he was assassinated. she was at the ambassador hotel in los angeles the night kennedy was killed. a native of new jersey who was the first girl to ever play in her town's little league, long often was the only woman in the room in the early days of her career as well. she wrote later about the harassment she endured from contemporaries and from the politicians she covered as she traveled the world doing her

boston has been a special place for linden fourth last year and second in 2011. strong and proud american women finished in the top 10 this year. and it also marks the five year anniversary of the boston marathon bombing which killed three people and injured hundreds more. so god bless the people of boston and those that are boston strong and ran. i just want to say thank you to the uss bassilon. i love to get challenge points. he sent one for each of my colleagues and want to say thank you so much. >> greg: all right. it's time for greg's gratitude. that's right, this somewhere i thank someone because i rarely thank anyone. i was at the sevitas leadership conference in raleigh, north carolina where i spoke. look at that tiny little man in fronts of that huge podium. two standing ovations and it was great. that's me with one of the offspring of the late judge scalia on the right and that's my manager eric over there last but not least. oh, this is a great bar. i was here, can you see that? i can't. my eyes are bad. >> kimberly: engus barn. >> greg: the food was u

desiree linden almost won in 2011, just shy two seconds for first place. a lesson never to give up. >> that is incredible for both those women and all the runners yesterday. i know that was not ideal those running conditions. let's take a look at your driving conditions today, pretty good. dry pavement and a lot better than yesterday when we had all that hail and rain to deal with. one new collision south 880 and hayward, right around here. a quick check of bay bridge toll plaza metering lights on at 5:25 this morning but no significant issue as you enter the maze. let's check in with mike nicco. >> hey, alexis. east bay hills camera showing quieter day. 4 degrees warmer san francisco, 9 more in livermore, short of ample, 59 to 65, a little more comfortable than mid to upper 50s yesterday. wind. how about it? tough start for a's and giants. a's at home, we'll focus on them. white sox 57 at 7:05 dropping down to 53 by the time the game is over. so bundle up. >> all right. thank you, mike. >>> new at 6:00, new research on how caffeine impacts your heart. a r

sarah sellers finished just minutes behind the winner, two—time olympian desiree linden.worn in a new prime minister who's pulled a move vladimir putin would recognise. serzh sargsyan has already served two terms as president — and the opposition says this is a power grab — and they are out on the streets to make that point. these pictures show protestors blocking entrances to government ministries to try to paralyse the administration. the opposition says it is non—violent "velvet revolution", the police are taking a different approach. they've used tear gas in clashes with protestors. these protests are in the capital yerevan. the bbc‘s rayhan dymitrie is there. this is the public square and it is full of people. the gathering is happening a fewer hours after armenia installed the former president serzh sargsyan as the country's next prime minister. he ruled armenia for ten years and in the past he said he had no intention of becoming prime minister once his second term ended. one of the most commonly heard slogans i've heard todayis commonly heard slogans i've heard to

the first japanese man win the race since 1987 and desiree linden first american woman to win the race that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. for leisure. so i go national, where i can choose any available upgrade in the aisle - without starting any conversations- -or paying any upcharges. what can i say? control suits me. go national. go like a pro. hey, sir lose-a-lot! thou hast the patchy beard of a pre-pubescent squire! thy armor was forged by a feeble-fingered peasant woman... your mom! as long as hecklers love to heckle, you can count on geico saving folks money. boring! fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> bret: a wild series of deadly brawls at maximum security prison in south carolina has authorities asking questions about what happened and why this particular facility seems to have so much trouble. correspondent steve harrigan is in atlanta tonight. >> got a call from officer from the prison stating that two inmates have been fighting. one stabbed and unsure of the other injuries to the

. >> reporter: desiree linden crossed the finish line in two hours and 39 minutes to become the firstrican woman to win the boston marathon since ronald reagan was in the oval office. the men's winner was from japan as the runners dealt with rain and temperatures in the 30s. the warriors and spurs, i'll tell you, what al and veronica, i don't know what gregg popovich has in his bag of tricks, but it better have something because it looks like the warriors completely outman the spurs in game one. we'll see what happens in game two tonight. guys, back to you. >> thank you, dennis. >>> coming up in our next half hour low costs, no frills and it may be one of the most dangerous airlines out there. allegiant tries to reassure passengers after a scathing report. mechanical issues that managed to stay under the radar. >> a swarm around stormy, the porn star causes a spectacle in court as a judge rules against the president and his attorney. >> starbucks scrambling to rebuild trust after claims of racial profiling inside one of its cafes. you could generate your own energy, at home. or to sav

king had the courage to call out an ally one time, linden b. johnson. lord knows dr.ve called out no good donald trump. the thing about his daughter, i was with the family on yesterday, she spoke those words. a couple of years ago she was in the oval office with president obama and asked him busy gun violence. so, as a little girl, i think she gets it, i think she's immulative of her grandparents and proud of both her parents, martin and aundrea. lots have got to change. still poverty in america. over half the children of memphis live in poverty. we're inspired but we still have a lot of work to do. >> reverend, and germain thank you very much. >> let me say, that main and i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for dr. king we wouldn't be able to talk on television. >> that is a great point. i'm very lucky to have a chance to speak to you both. thanks guys. >>> coming up, we expect a staumt from the white house on the future ofnitis involvement in syria. so in this commercial we see two travelers at a comfort inn with a glow around them, so people watching will be like, "wow

first japanese man to win the event nineteen eighty seven meanwhile two time olympic olympian deseret linden ended a thirty three year drought for american women and stewart raced to clinch top spot the thirty four year old prevailing at the time of two hours thirty nine minutes and fifty fourth factor. all for the first time in his career james has lost the opening game and a first around n.b.a. playoff series james and the cleveland cavaliers were defeated by the indiana pacers joanna gash reports. enviable record in the playoffs but even he may not be able to rest the cavaliers recent deployed season and found it tough going in the series opener against the indiana pacers on sunday the three time defending eastern conference champions went twenty one points down in the first quarter to sign the problems they've had with the defense one season still haven't fixed james led the cavs with twenty four points bringing them to within seven by the third quarter thanks to his funky good work. for the pacers had picked up on the depo with some stellar moves as he zones on the depo finished up with

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