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this is "lockout." >> "lockout." as in luc besson. luc besson, oui. movie? >> luc besson produced the movie, yes. i sat down with luc, and he sort of ran me through the story and it kind of sounded interesting. i'm not going to do his accent though. >> jimmy: come on. [ doing french accent ] >> jimmy: but he came up the crazy idea? >> crazy ideas, big action movie. funny, funny guy. >> jimmy: he sees this set in space. >> jimmy fallon is busy, so you have to do it. [ laughter ] >> it's set in space, absolutely. >> jimmy: i see any movie set in space. >> well, you'll see this one. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and people think this is a kind of a little like -- i don't know. other movies. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i've heard they say "die hard" in space. "die hard" set in space. >> that's what i was trying to think of, but i forgot. and i have to rescue the president's daughter. she's been taken hostage by these crazy criminals, you know, in a prison that is set in outer space. >> jimmy: yeah and it's full-on action. but you get to be a little funny. >> yeah, he's a

but i was practicing there during the lockout. craig: yeah, the lockout. now, tall players turned up and they go, no, you can't, or did they tell you? >> you're not allowed in the estimate of your team or contact any employee of the team. so you have to pretty much work out on your own to stay in shape until something get resolved. craig: it was long. wasn't it like 100 days? >> it was like two months. craig: you have 66 games? >> 66 games. it's very compact. craig: you guys are very stressed. it's like this job. this is really easy. i turn up. i mess with the skeleton. i go home. it's fine. it's already. >> i was seeing that you were interviewing the boss' wife. how is that? craig: it's tricky. because she's smoking hot. are you dating anyone? i'm not asking you for myself. >> you're asking me if i'm available. craig: do you a relationship? or do you focus on your ball -- i'm sorry man. >> i do have a girlfriend. from spain. craig: you should ask her to come. >> it's a good start. craig: is she from my hometown? >> she is. she's from barcelona. craig: gre

third category are lockouts. there are two types. hard lockouts and soft adaptive lockouts. their purpose is to block the usage of certain tasks or devices or third party apps during driving, and these are already employed. second is simple, workload and dialogue mags. managers. they use a variety of techniques to monitor driver workload and manage and control the amount of information to the driver and these two have been used in a couple of different vehicles that have made it on to the road already. the next category of potential technology countermeasures that could help us prevent and mitigate distraction are more advanced, and they are really in the research and development stage. they need a lot of evaluation still for us to know how effective they are, and these are ones that can actively assist the driver during pre-conflict, conflict, and imminent crash situations. they use two coupled approaches. the first part of them actively monitors where the driver's attention is and tracks where the driver is looking, cues them to shift attention, and then if they do not shi

. >>> muchas gracias, estrena la cinta lockout con un argumento violento pero ingenioso, y el villanodos, desatandose el mÁs violento motÍn, la hija del presidente se encuentra entre los rehenes, uno podrÁ rescatarla. >>> quÉ difÍcil cambiar del rudo, al sarcÁstico, y a que esta pelÍcula tenga tanta comedÍa en la acciÓn. >>> sÍ, fue un reto dijo el protagonista, nunca hice comedÍa, tenia que confiar en el director, si se reia lo estaba haciendo bien, fuen balance difÍcil de nseguir, en otra cinta, 5 amigos se van ia una cabaÑa y ocurren cosas extraÑas y tenebrosas, y tendrÁn que sobrevivir para ver quienes estÁn atras de estos acontecimientos. >>> y ellos crecieron siendo unos perfectos inÚtiles, dispuestos a salvar el hogar que estÁ en quiebra se van a la ciudad para conseguir 850 mil dÓlares que necesitan, y terminarÁn envuelto en un plan criminal, o estrellas de un show de reality mÁs visto, sofÍa vergara interpreta a una mujer interesada, cazafortunas que planea asesinar a su esposo, para quedarse con la herencia. >>> como hicieron esta pelÍcula, sin dobles, con tantos golpes. >>>

rent momento. >> i think i will. >> kevin joins us in studio next hour with his review of lockout andhis week's other new movies including the three stooges. he will do that one too. >> when we come back, a mayor turned hero ahead in about 14 minutes. how one mayor risked his own wife to rescue a woman from a fire. >> coming up next, melanie is following one. our big stories. >> reporter: could fairfax county high school students finally start getting a little more sleep? i'll tell you what the school board had to say about it last night when we come back. oh... ♪ ♪ >>> we've got big positive things expected for today and the rest of the weekend. >> i still will not be splitting the pole with any of you today. >> i think it is just psychologically. >> of course, 13-s actually my lucky number. >> yes. >> my life always revolves around the number 13. >> that is interesting. >> we've got some sunshine for our believers today that this could be a very lucky day. at least that is some good news. we do also have some advisories and warnings to tell you about dealing with those temperatures

million due to strong word of mouth and critical reviews and in ninth place the critical dede bu lockout with $6.3 million. >>> finally you may have heard the big news, after six kids, seven years, they're finally engaged. there are several reports that jennifer aniston is actually thrilled for them especially now that she's found happiness with her boyfriend. >> how long is the engagement going to last. it took seven years. >> another seven maybe, you thing? >> i bet they're in no rush for the redding. >> why get married at this point? >> make an honest woman out of her. >>> this comes to us from king 5 news in seattle, washington, where there's a mystery involving a new born penguin and a little boy's discovery that may have kept it alive. they were ready for a mother penguin to give birth but neither the people in charge noticed a second egg but the boy did who alerted the officials who said it could have been snatched up by a crow or a sale. they're looking for this young boy so he can name that bird. i'm veronica de la cruz, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day

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nba fans were not as fortunate as the nba lockout resulted as a truncated season. by contrast, we announced a new five-year labor contracts last november, one month before the previous deal ended. we had no lockout, no-strike, no threat of a work stoppage. why did collective bargaining succeed? how did baseball, the sport whose labor history is most contentious, avoid strife in 2011? some suggest a smooth negotiation was inevitable given the circumstances in which we bargain. neither revenue or profitability explain our results. coming into 2011, the nfl annual revenue exceeded major league baseball's and the nba's revenue lagged hours. both picked protracted fights with its players. in the millionaires versus billionaires' line was also set of baseball in the 1980's and 1990's when every negotiation included a work stoppage. both profitable league in the nfl and a unprofitable one and the nba had work stoppages in 2011. baseball's profitability fell in between the two. the last three labor contracts were reached without a stoppage. one when they were enjoying subs

. >> they did not film hard knocks last year because of the lockout and a lot of people really like thatnjoy it but i understand the coach's point of view. is a distraction. >> there are some personalities that a better suited for reality tv. >> thank you. in a coma and fighting for his wife, we'll have an update on his condition tonight at 11:00 right here on cbs 5. that is it for us. i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, (horn blaring)

. >>> despite a great trailer space thriller "lockout" hasn't generated much buzz. only going to earn $6to $8 million. so "the hunger games" will remain number one with $18 to $20 million. this weekend's biggest winner, though, will actually be overseas. "battleship" which opens here next month is expected to post numbers. >>> remember president obama calling conjay west a jackass. when reminded of that he said, he is a jackass but he's tale talent talented. aren't there other issues to talk to him about. >> his initial reaction was jackass and he stuck with it. >>> one dog is hitting the streets to show off a cool trick you have to see to believe. we'll show you. he has been skateboarding since five-month-old. he's adorable. instead of playing fetch his owner put him on board. now he can't keep him off of it. on his own he turns the blacktop into his own personal stage. his skateboarding has become quite the phenom there. i'm lynn berry, this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. blan blan. >>> at least mt. etna showing off po

. >> violent inmates take over a prison in lockout. this is no ordinary jail house, it's a slammer in space reserved for most dangerous criminals and they've got hostage. the president's daughter. there's only one guy who can help, guy pierce, a falsely-convicted prisoner, whose only shot at freedom is to save the presidential offspring. "lockout" is rated pg 13. >> we should split up. >> good idea. >> really? >> horror flick campers commit a cardinal sin in "the cabin in the woods." five friends find a creepy cabin to get away from it all, but strange things start happening that may not be random acts. it's rated r. >> is this going to get weird? >> yeah, probably. >> a young evangelist sets out for heathen territory, in "blue light jazz." texas teenager travels to an ultraliberal body campus in oregon, but the student body appears to be more interesting than he thought. it's rated pg 13. that's the box office preview. >>> so you see anything you want to get to the movies for? >> well the "three stooges" is always total mayhem. >> jus

guy pierce is starring in the new futuristic drama lockout. pierce plays a falsely convicted ex-government agent. in order to gain his own freedom, he has to rescue the president's daughter from a maximum security prison in outer space. >> that combative sexually charged energy between them and the retrofeel to the late '80s, '90s fun, unabashed entertainment. >> reporter: that's your eye on entertainment. teresa garcia, cbs news, los angeles. >>> good morning. thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >>> i'm mike hydeck. good morning. it's wednesday. we're halfway there. here's monika santami. she'll have traffic in a moment. howard is off once again today. the lovely olga breese is in. she says expect a breese. >> you have windchill out there in certain parts of our viewing area. >> normally this time of the year we're somewhere in the middle 60s for our highs. today we'll run almost 10 degrees below normal. it's going to be chilly by april standards but a lot of sunshine to start us off. the planner is on the cool sid

this summer fletch organized several players only practices for the redskins during the lockout and despite being 36 years old fletcher led the league in tackles last season. welcome back. >>> the skins today added another body to the defense signing denard jackson. >>> thank goodness for the bruins held scoreless in regulation thanks to hopi and they blocked 22 shots, but the bruins' defense was better. the capitals mustered only 17 shots on goal. you won't score or win that way. what last night's performance does tell success this caps squad is confident hopi is the right guy for the job, good news heading into game two. >> the 3rd period, they never knew what happened. i think that was great thing. we could have had a couple goals, pretty close. we've got to be -- could do more of that. >> wen this is a huge game and -- we know this is a huge game and i've game for us to go back home and carry some momentum going back into our building. >>> the nationals squeaked out a win yesterday in their home opener beating the reds 3-2 in 10. tonight they have a chance to make it two in a roy. join

. >>> at&t avoided a lockout agreeing to extend negotiations with officials. >>> sony will reportedly slash its global work force by about 10,000 as early as the end of this year. >>> and, finally, gadget loving chock owe who will licks rejoice thanks to the world's first three d desktop printer. you can turn out your very own chocolate designs for just under $4,000. yikes. >>> well, a woman's weight during pregnancy may be a significant risk for her child have a development disorder. women who are obese during pregnancy were 60% more likely to have a child diagnosed with autism. nbc's michelle fran zen has details. >> reporter: the risk for autism can be elevated even before a child is born, not because of genetics but, rather, the birth mother's weight. >> her biochemistry really has a profound impact on development, including brain development. >> reporter: a new study of 1,000 mothers and their children finds women who are obese during pregnancy are 60% more likely to have a child with autism and two times more likely to have a child with a developmental delay. having type 2 diabe

top scored on a night with twenty six result then in the fourth quarter the charge of the second lockout a time like going to church by time is accounted to ninety points which would explain how she went on to greet the location i try and see if they target top seeding in the western conference that are still there for the show. that it's not just the athletes who are preparing for the london olympics this summer a team of one hundred fifty scientists are also gearing up to test six thousand competitors in a bid to catch drug cheats well they'll be based at this new laboratory just outside london it covers an area as large as seven tennis courts and all the softballs taken from the athletes we brought here. experts say the technology used to catch offenders is improving all the time and great strides have been made since the previous olympics which saw eighteen athletes disqualified. for years have gone since the beijing olympics and the science is advancing very rapidly the mass spectrometers that we use the very sophisticated instruments will actually tell us the components for. blood

and ninth place, the space thriller "lockout" which debuted with a weak $6.3 million. all right.have heard the big news that after six kids, seven years, brad pitt and angelina jolie, they are finally engaged. yep. there are several reports saying brad's ex-wife jennifer aniston is also thrilled for them, especially now that she's found happiness with her boyfriend justin thorough. the big question is, when are they going to get married. >> oh. >> when is she going to have a baby? i feel like there are always reports that she's pregnant or getting married or -- >> i'm sure she's a little more sick of it than you are. >> i think you're probably right about that. bill karins. >> maybe wedding bells -- maybe they'll do like a dual wedding. >> that would be really cute. i'm veronica de la cruz. this is "first look" on nbc. "way too early" with willie geist starts right now. >>> the taliban launches coordinated attacks across afghanistan that last some 18 hours, and target international diplomatic sites. the question is, what does this massive attack tell us about the security of the

we got some of them out and a three-year lockout as well as some other restraints. and that pretty much put the end to that. a few got through before we did that. those are the two things i would have done differently. overall, the fdic performed very well. we closed about a banks. 60 minutes did a piece on a bank failure. that was a high risk decision i made. you let the crew in you never know what's going to happen. i had faith in our resolutions people and our process. we let them accompany our resolution team on a bank failure and it went just as smooth as silk. they all did after indy mac. it was wonderful. a gentleman and his wife came in with his suitcase with his wife he was going to pull all of his cash out. we had greeters at the door talking with him. and after they talked with him more, he decided okay, i'm going to leave my money in here and "60 minutes" filmed the whole thing, when he was leaving he was saying how wonderful the fdic is. it was a very big confidence instilling process and worth a lot more than all the paid advertising and public service

the lockout has included members who could not attend bible study.ve donated to the website rather than to the trust decontrolled church. people supporters released this video of him being expelled from the church office yesterday by police and security. the board does not have to answer to the congregation because the church assets include businesses like an office park, a school. they said they made as much as $1.2 million a year. >> our church while it is going through a transition is still a wonderful spirit of god. >> the ousted pastor still at the church his parents founded some 40 years ago. what will happen here comes sunday morning? will the board continue to lock out the congregation? will they have the police here to determine who can and cannot endure? reporting live, sam ford, abc 7 news. >> thank you. let's take a look at the traffic situation. >> some delays around the area around 95 northbound. slow around the pentagon across the 14th street bridge. you have the caps and the nats in town. george washington parkway south bound also slo

it turns out that andrew lockout will not be the only no. 1 pick out of stanford this spring. >> the los angeles sparks select from stanford university. >> he was the top pick in the nba draft, a key take of four straight final four teams in stamford. and she leaves the farm as the program's second all-time leading scorer. if you were busy whining about your fantasy baseball team, here is what you missed. >> did that hit the bat? no way. it hit the bat and that is going to be a triple play. you have to be kidding me. >> everything is going the dodgers way right now. off to their best art in franchise history. darren williams makes a great wraparound past. another example of why he will be the most sought after free agent this summer. former giant kogi ross, he hit one over the green monster and out of fenway park. winds in the parking lot across the street for his first of 23 run home runs this weekend. the kings captain dustin brown levels the top-seeded canucks as they are on the verge of being swept by the kings. the giants' defense have struggled to start the season but has a few

however, several neighbors told them he was a locksmith that was supposed to participate in this lockout. we got an update from them. they still will not identify who the civilian is, but they say sometime between 7 and 8:00 in the morning they will have an update. >> okay. time now, 6:07. later on today, dive teams go back into the water searching for signs of missing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. today the search will be at the reservoir. yesterday, the dive teams searched and went down 60 feet. a search earlier this week using sonar equipment turned up what they called areas of concern in the reservoir. she's been missing now for about a month. >> bart is ending the year with some extra cash, and that's good news for riders. they will use a projected search. it includes service improvements, new seats and new floors. increase in ridership has allowed them to balance the budget and bring in more money. they plan on hiring 56 new employees. >>> time now, 6:08. you know the roads are wet. we've had a lot of rain and storms and a lot of crashes. right, sal? >> we have. >>> in the sou

. >>> american crystal sugar inning for go, north dakota is now in its ninth month of a worker lockout while it makes healthy profits. we talked about this in december on "the ed show." my backyard, moorehead, minnesota, home to america crystal sugar. 1300 workers locked out the past five months. $2.4 million in total compensation for the ceo. they had a record year of 1.5 billion dollars in revenue. the workers apparently don't deserve to benefit from those profits and they're out of work. that was in december. those workers are still locked out. american crystal sugar has already hired 700 full time non-union workers to replace the 1300 lock out workers and the company hopes to have all 1300 positions filled by next harvest. the sugar beat farmers, you know what they get? your tax dollars. sugar beat subsidies total more than $240 million. as i said in december, why are we giving money to sugar beat farmers and the sugar beat industry while their executives make millions and the workers get screwed? you tell me, is that fair? all they want is this wages they had and health care and p

. >> in "lockout" pearce plays a falsely convicted ex-government agent whose only chance for redemption lies in rescuing the president's daughter from a maximum security prison in outer space. >> it's just a little bit of pressure. >> it sounds completely realistic, doesn't it? >> sounds like it could happen. >> well, the thing is it could happen in the future. who knows? prisons in outer space. >> how much in the future does this take us? >> it's like 2079. it's just around the corner. >> got some time to build it. >> that's right. >> i've seen some parts of this. you -- it's very physical. i mean, you seem to get knocked around quite a bit, thrown around quite a bit. did you sustain any real-time injuries? >> well, not for any great length of time, but every week i did manage to do something to myself. so it became a bit of a joke, i would either pull a muscle in my leg or -- you know what i did? i fired a gun at one point and the shell casing flew out of the gun and ricocheted off the ceiling and went straight down the back of my shirt. it did. of course i've got this flak jacket on

. >> let's talk about lockout. >> love guy huge fan of his movies. for this movie -- as i sat in the theater, it is so cliche. in space, there is this big prison which has the scariest inmates ever. they break out, take a woman hostage and guy pierce is the one man who will go up there and save her life. trailer is in like in a world this summer. >> that was good. >> it is like on the planet earth. it felt so over the top. love guy pierce. thought he was great. is a 10 out of 10 but a movie is like a two out of 10. felt like that character deserved to be in a better movie. >> this was pretty much cliche where some drama happens in some far away place and one guy has to be the one hero to save the one person. >> but he is great. there is a movie called the professional t came out in the '90s directed by luke bessen as well. >> is this about the assassin? yes. he trains natalie portman. >> after i did the interview with the stoonls, walked out of the room and there is a guy asking directions to the gym and i looked at him and i said who is that? it is

remember, a year ago, they could not practice at the team facility because of the lockout.flacco and his receivers in action. this video, courtesy of baltimore ranks.com. flacco throwing to dennis pitta there. ladareous web, one of the defensive at camp today. as expected, ray rice did not participate. he has received the franchise package. rice sent this message to college players who will be picked up in the nfl draft next week. on his twitter account, rice says, just remember, the business side of the nfl is rough. rice will be paid more than $7 million this season. so rough is a relative term. >>> in baseball, the orioles continue their first road trip of the season with the start of the series, with the white sox. mark reynold the, back in the lineup at third base, after he was replaced by wilson betamine in toronto. jake arrieta threw very well in opening day against the twins. had a quality outing. o's hitters will face white sox right-hander, phil, first place in chicago. see it on masn 2. they started winning two of three in toronto. lefty brian matusz started the

because remember, there were no spring workouts a year ago because of the nfl lockout. but the ravens and the rest of the league are open for off- season business. and the ravens have plenty to do to prepare for that season ahead. >> reporter: these practices are not mandatory, and many veteran players do not take part. but quarterback joe flacco is a daily participant. all geared up for the start of the regular season in september. the schedule was unveiled earlier this week. and the ravens are already looking forward to opening up on monday night at home against cincinnati. >> they know we can take their schedule. no, we're ready. we're ready for it. it's good that they released it now. we know exactly what we're working towards. it makes it a little harder. >> reporter: it's another off season of transition. it's out with the old. linebacker departed, to sign with san diego. and that means opportunity for a younger player, paul krueger. >> yeah, it's a great opportunity for me. couldn't ask to be in a better situation. so i'm going to be grinding as much as i can fro

. >> andrew lockout will have a familiar face to for 02 in indianapolis. colts selected cold beef wiener. he caught 10 touchdowns last year with stanford and was the first tight end to the text in this year's draft. more local tax. cal offensive tackle michael schwartz was picked by the browns. martin is taking his talents to south beach. and michael hendricks was selected by the eagles. all breakoff expected to rejoin the giants at some length during the, coming home stand. he he was placed on the disabled list with anxiety disorder. >> yes, he is here. but he's not here in the clubhouse yet. >> just economy guy, a leader. each will show us the way. he's been around much more than most of us. can we do miss him. and we wish him that everything is good back home. hopefully he will be back soon. >> he did release a statement saying " my goal is to get back onto the field as soon as possible, to do that i need to focus completely on getting well, i know i am in a public job and i have been one of the more open guys but sometimes you need to pull back and wor

andrew lockout not so lucky. >> why he's being sued one day before the nfl draft. >> and a 12 year-old forced to take the wheel. how a teenaged driver saved his grandmother's life. >> cloudy skies, not a lot of snow in the high country. snow levels 8,000 ft.. partly cloudy with spring skiing conditions. squaw valley 79 in. on the ground partly cloudy skies. should be dry in the sugar bowl, [ male announcer ] knowing your customers is important to any successful business, which is why at wells fargo, we work with you to get to know the unique aspects of your business. we can recommend financial solutions that can work for you that have helped millions of business owners save time, reduce expenses, and maximize cash flow. as the number-one small business lender for nine years running, we're with you when you need us so you can be there for your customers. wells fargo. >> it is 6:15 a.m. let's take a look at the top stories on this wednesday. today the united states supreme court will hear arguments concerning the arizona immigration law. a key issue in the role states play in immigration

one lockout would be closed. and thousands of inmates would be brought back from other states. >>> quick check on sports now. the giants in cincinnati today taking on the reds. that game starts at 4:10 this afternoon. and the g-men pulled double duty yesterday in new york against the mets. buster posey gets the party started. that's his second home run of the season. and up on the mound, tim back in form feeling his groove out there. gets out of a jam there, bases loaded. actually, that's not bad. that's a home run by somebody. anyway, the giants go on to win 6-1. this is the double play. all right. anyway, on to game two. this time pablo sandoval flexes one on this, puts the giants up 2-0. then madison solid day on the mound giving up three hits and seven innings of work, giants take this one 7-2 and get the magical double-header sweep. >>> it is game, set, and match for the s.a.p. open tennis tournament in the south bay. sharks sports and entertainment says expense and limitations of hp pavilion are the reasons

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we have no lockout, no-strike, no threat of the work stoppage. why did a collective bargaining succeed in baseball last year? how did baseball, the sport whose labor history is most contentious avoid strikes in 2011? some suggest a smooth negotiation was inevitable given the circumstances under which we bargained but neither revenue and more profitable the explain the result. coming into 2011, the nfl's annual revenue exceeded major league baseball and the annual revenue lagged hours but both picked protracted fights with other players and the millionaires versus billionaires' line was also set of baseball in the 80's and 90's when every labor negotiations included the work stopped. profitability is of the driver. both in devotee of the profitable league reportedly unprofitable one in the nba had work stoppages in 2011. baseball's profitability still in between the two. moreover, each of the last three contracts were reached without a stoppage one negotiated when they were suffering losses in 2002 and when they were enjoying the profits in 2006 a

we had no lockout, no strike, no threat of a work stoppage.id collective bargaining succeed in baseball last year? how did baseball, the sport whose labor history is most contentious, avoid strife in 2011? some suggest a smooth negotiation was inevitable given the economic circumstances under which we bargained. but neither revenue, nor profitability explain our results. coming into 2011, the nfl's annual revenue exceeded major league baseball's, and the nba's annual revenue lagged ours. but both leagues picked protracted fights with their players. and the it's millionaires v. billionaires line was also said of baseball in the '80s and '90s when every labor negotiation included a work stoppage. profitability is not the driver either. both an admittedly profitable league in the nfl, and a reportedly unprofitable one in the nba had work stoppages in 2011. baseball's profitability fell in between the two. moreover, each of the last three labor contracts in baseball were reached without a stoppage. one negotiate canned when the owners were sufferi

with the lockout ended after he struck the bel, he went to a telephone desk and a call down to the officer on the bridge to tell him what it was they saw. when the phone was answered, the entire conversation was, what do you see? the response was, i spurred straight ahead. the response from the officer was, thank you. >> sunday at 4:00 eastern part of "american tv -- american history tv." >> on wednesday, ron paul reaffirmed his commitment to stay in the presidential race after rick santorum's announcement was dropping out. ron paul holds 52 delegates trailing the two remaining candidates. he gave remarks at a youth for ron paul campaign rally in fort worth, texas. that primary is may 29. [crowd cheering] >> thank you. [cheers] >> it sounds to me like the revolution is alive and well in texas. [applause] thank you for that very nice welcome. i want to thank stacy and amanda for the introduction. i want to thank my family for being here, and my son, robert for giving us this very nice introduction, and jeremy kicking it off with details about how you can win delegates. that is pretty import

the charlotte bobcats ended with a 104-84 loss to the new york knicks and finished the lockout shorteneds won only nine games and lost 73. for a guy everything he touched turned to gold, it's been tough in the office. >> people say because a lot of people won't tell him no or won't disagree and give him better advice than his own, because he's paying the bills. you hear that a lot in other things other than sports. for an expanded look of our top stories head to our blog cnn.com/earlystart. >>> a florida mom dying of breast cancer now has approval to use a new drug not approved by the fda and expected to get we first dose today. 45-year-old darlene gant posted a youtube video pleading for access to this drug. the fda is in the process of approving it but gant feared she would die before the approval happened. >> the fact that there are drugs being held up in trial is for women with my particular cancer, that trial has been going on for years. one of my best friends, annie, died, waiting to get in the trial. >> the fda is expected to officially approve the drug in early june and she is go