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maroon. although we have been exercising, still not sure!t in your life would you attribute to the fact that you really incorporated exercise into it? >> i just -- i know i wouldn't be here today if it weren't the case. it really saved me. you're going to be on the king q highway. >> reporter: dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, denver. >>> wow. >> 2 minutes before the top of the hour. >>> dramatic video in from athens, greece, right now. a live truck possibly from a news crew and thick black smoke after what appeared to be a crash there. the city has been gripped by protests that have turned violent as they protest austerity measures, budget cuts and layoffs, et cetera. >> clearly, that is a television truck or satellite truck on fire. our diana magnad told us one of her camera crews had been hit and attacked by the crowds. unclear who is all in there. we know in those crowds are several different unions and we know, according to diana, anarchists and troublemakers. this is not the cnn truck. this is not our crew here but we know there have been some at

the suspect's vehicle is described as a maroon -- >>> police arrested the 58-year- old woman down in southern california where she was allegedly claiming the infant was her own. gallego is scheduled to return to court june 28. >>> an independent panel appointed by the puc released its long awaited report today. it says manage and weaknesses contributed to the blast. the utilities commission lacked the resources to monitor pg & e pipeline work. today the board reported they welcome the panel's report. the áf and say we will move quickly to review the report's detailed findings. >>> california lawmakers expect to work through the weekend as they try to hammer out a budget deal. democrats and republicans remain divided over tax extensions. the taxes expire on june 20th. governor brown hopes to extend them until november. lawmakers must close a $9.6 billion budget gap. >>> a new plan that could be part of the solution to california's budget problem, coming up at 6:15, what a new tax plan could do for the golden state. >>> panetta faced lawmakers today. >> i will do everything i can to ke

. >>> the chp is searching for a maroon or burgundy car with damage on the right front side. >>> a person was hit this afternoon. the train ... 900 passengers a few blocks away. caltrans shut down the line for the next 90 minutes. a spokesperson caused the death of an apparent suicide. it is the eighth fatalities so far this year. >>> it was an emotional day as a mother of a three-month old boy killed in a shooting last weekend saw the teenager accused of killing her baby. ken pritchett attended the hearing where the teenager learned he will face murder charges. >> reporter: he did not enter a plea at his arraignment. >> he is being charged as an adult because he is 17 years old. he is only six months away from adulthood and describe was particularly callous, heinous, with the death of a three-month old -- the most innocent victims. it was unimaginable. >> reporter: sunday morning he and another teenager opened fire on a car with a family of four inside. the family had just left a baby shower. the mother was wounded as she tried to shield her 3-month-old baby isaac. a cousin acknowledged

and abandoned by most of its townspeople, who have fled, some into turkey, but others are marooned on the syrian side of the border unwilling or unable to leave. these people are exhausted, terrorized by their own government, abandoned by the world. john ray, nbc news, syria. >>> when "nbc nightly news" continues on this sunday evening, confronting a new menace in american cities. a new kind of mob violence. >>> later, stealing the show. the uncommon charm of royal kate. a >>> there is increasing concern in this country about a violent new trend. so-called flash mobs of teenagers who come together via social media and then go on violent rampages. chicago is among the cities dealing with the problem. and from there, zoraida sambolin of our station wmaq has more tonight. >> reporter: we've seen it before. assaults in philadelphia last year, and in april, this mass robbery in washington, d.c. now chicago. where police are on high alert after a series of similar incidents. chris wolkowski says he was attacked by as many as 20 teenagers near chicago's ritzy magnificent mile. >> they were p

but also on the website the turns maroon much of the world witnessed a space spectacular overnight with the longest and darkest lunar eclipse in a decade we've got the pictures for you at r.t. dot com. well next it's the business news with the wrap wrap i should say of the day. form stay with us for that. hello and welcome to our business report all eyes are on russia's northern capital as the annual international economic forum got underway out this year presidential aide arkady dvorkovich says the st petersburg forum is more important than ever for russia as a brings to look at the begins to look east as well as west for investment. brings you the latest. they're the overall themes that people are talking about here are going to be or are russia's a session to the world trade organization and the establishment of a ten billion dollars state backed private equity fund aimed at bringing business and investment to russia however there are some important deals that have already been signed here that we should tell you about right now dow chemical and the skolkovo fund putting pen to paper

and of the june moon it turns maroon much of the world witnessed a space spectacular overnight with the longest and darkest lunar eclipse in a decade we've got that stunning pictures party dot com. you without say now when working in the planet's most remote and inhospitable conditions it's key that everybody gets along and in antartica the international workers there have called that sounds about fine arts i think sean thomas watched our different countries teams go to the ends of the earth to help. in the icy waters of the antarctic and this research vessel was damaged in some very rough seas going to sea is never easy it is involves risk. we ran into a storm and had some trouble with our rudder so we came into this choice for freebase where we were having that your way and why and boards and where the russian bases offered help and other bases around have offered any help that's the kind of international cooperation that we get me antarctic which we may not get in other places because of its remoteness and because all countries that are here recognize the importance of all the work t

and the june moon turns maroon much of the world witnessed a spectacular space model overnight with the longest and darkest lunar eclipse in a decade all the pictures stunning pictures are all to dot com. just twenty minutes past the hour here in moscow you without the case of a russian the u.s. accuses of being an international arms dealer will be heard in a new york court on thursday. awaiting trial since his arrest over three years ago in thailand and. reports his detention raises many questions over the legality of the case. he is the russian citizen america fought relentlessly to adopt picture but was secretly and swiftly extradited to the u.s. seven months ago and this may be where he stays indefinitely if found guilty on arms smuggling and terrorism related charges fifty years could be. he's looking at life there's no parole there's no early release in the federal system really the only why in the federal system to get a reduction in your sentence. a significant reduction is if you cooperate with the united states government some have argued mr bush needs to be on captain america

officers say from paint chips at the scene they believe the cyclist was hit by a maroon nissan. >>> oakland police hope a rape victim's cell phone video will help them find her attacker. >> will you please leave. how did you get in here? >> the victim caught this video of the suspect leaving her house. the 28-year-old woman was alone when the suspect broke into her home, sexuay assaulted her and stole electronics from her house. this happened yesterday morning. if you have any information call oakland police department. >>> community members in san jose are expected to meet with the police chief to talk about the escalating murder rate. 20 homicide so far this year compared to 20 all of last year. the city stands to lose 100 officers to budgets. cut losing officers could be devastating and they want police to work closer together. the meeting starts in a few minutes at st. julie's catholic church. >>> the family of a 3-month-old baby killed in a case of mistaken identity got a chance to look the accused killer in the eye in court today. chris sanchez was in court where things were very emot

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and we talked with adam of maroon five about his experience with the show. >> there's going to be a lotintimidating things. and as a singer, i can always say that's the true test of whether someone can do this is if they can be under these circumstances and prevail. >> you can catch tonight's all new episode of "the voice" at 9:00 right here on nbc 4. >> big night. >>> kanye west is out with his new music video today for "monster." it's already causing a monster controversy. ♪ >> monster is off kanye's album "my beautiful dark, twisted fantasy." it's already again causing controversy because it features what some are calling disturbing imagery. corpse-like women, for example. the final version plays with a disclaimer calling the video an art piece. okay. you be the judge. >> yep. >>> some good news today about schools in montgomery and fairfax counties. they have the highest graduation rates in the nation with more than 85% of students getting a diploma. >> however, that success isn't repeated in the district which has schools that continue to struggle. craig melvin has more in "the 20.

they come down into the planet where i'm sort of marooned, and there's a scene where he's talking to[ laughter ] it wasn't just leonard with -- you know he -- >> jimmy: no. you didn't meet him in a mall somewhere. >> it was like, i've known that character since i was nine, right. like '79 i think i started watching it on british tv, and then, you know, maybe 30 years later, exactly 30 years later, and i'm talking to the character, not just the actor but the character. and i kept sort of going -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how could this be real? >> it was ridiculous. >> jimmy: how could it be real? well congratulations on everything. i hope everyone picks up this book "nerd do well." download it on your kindle, whatever you've got to do. [ cheers and applause ] simon pegg, everybody. when we come back, simon and i are going to play a little "call of duty: modern warfare 3"! come on back. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] a wipe is a wipe unless it's also a scrub. lysol complete clean dual action wipes have 2 sides that go beyond ordinary wipes. you can feel the difference. one side for everyday

very, very strong front that's producing hail, gusty winds and take a look at this red, the deep marooning ready to hit san francisco at 7:59. we're well on our way to seeing very active weather. that's going to make for a really rough commute. mike inouye is tracking everything. 9:00 a.m. tuesday, continues to rain. moderate, heavy rain coming down until 4:00 p.m. through the fairfield area, novato. the front slides south and starts to break apart. the system will ride to the north on a jet stream and will pull the cold front up with. we're going to deal with at least eight or nine hours of steady rain over the bay area. you saw that very, very active radar and it's intensifying every time i check. we're going to keep updateing you. i'm going to stay here until 1:30. we have the potential for strong storms associated with this stronger thunderstorm we could see tornadic rotation, a very slight chance. we're not going to get our guard down. so someone who never lets his guard down, our mikey. >> what's that? hey. just kidding. you should be here when they hand off between rob and christ

>>reporter: 25-year-old josh lane is a former maroon.ho has done 2 tours of duty in iraq and was on the front-lines of the invasion. lane started the wine making business out of the old rusty bus. that was in the summer of 07. when he just got out of the marines. >> very small. we were only doing like 25 cases in there o or.so then we slowly upgraded to the a shipping container. >>reporter: from the shipping container lane saved enough money working as a plumber to move into the barn. he and his partners didn't know the first thing about wine making. but his girlfriend who worked for a winery convinced him to open his own business. >> we basically learned from our own mistakes. we learned a lot from you tube. >>reporter: cut manages other winery, vip yard and in return they give him grape to make his wine. for lane this ace family business. business where he can take care of his military brothers and sisters. >> this is their safe haven and they are welcome here and i want them here. because we are all in the same page. >>reporter: the w

you have the pinks and the maroons and the teams and the blues.edium color blue. >> reporter: really? it just mixes together like paint. >> the drier was my palette. yeah. >> reporter: do you ever think about leonardo da vinci while doing it. >> i'd love to sit and have a cup of coffee with that gentleman. >> reporter: and she can empathize with michelangelo whose work she takes on next. >> the struggles that he went through, you know, you can relate to that a little bit. putting things on hold because my drier broke down. my creation was put on hold. i feel like a michelangelo moment right now. you know. >> reporter: laura bought a new drier with some of her riply's money and is at work on a lint sistine chapel. well part of it anyway. how big will this one be? >> six feet tall and 18 feet long. i want to go bigger. i want to challenge myself. >> reporter: wow. how many loads is that? >> i'm sure probably 1600 to 2,000 loads will probably be the next. >> reporter: do you have a warranty. >> a five-year warranty on my washer and drier. >> reporter

all the way toward the southeast, everywhere you see this dark maroon, that's an exceptional drought.gh it doesn't rain a lot. it hasn't rained in 70 days, that's almost a record for some spots. one thing we don't need, severe weather today, here's omaha/kansas city, you guys are definitely in it. all the way up toward lincoln, north platte. i-70 in kansas right now, not near any towns at this point. there will be definitely a severe weather threat today. >>> thank you, chad. ian wright's from kgun in tucson is joining us from sierra vista for an update as well on our fire fires. are things looking any better today? i think i saw some smoke behind you in the distance? >> reporter: there's still a bit of smoke. firefighters are beginning their assault this morning. perhaps the biggest gift mother nature has given them is less wind. can you see the white smoke off in the mountains. yesterday wind was gusting between 45 and 60 miles an hour. we're looking at wind gusts about 10 to 15 miles an hour. fire crews say that is what they want. it helps them get a handle on this, we've seen them

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everywhere you see this maroon color, that's an exceptional drought.es, you can even get droughts in deserts. i know deserts are supposed to be dry. but if you don't get enough rain to even get the plants that live there to stay alive, then you have the exceptional drought, and it's all the way from tucson up to albuquerque and all of texas. that's why texas is essentially on fire. it's burning at this hour in many spots. we'll continue to watch all the weather for you here. we'll watch that big cell. that's the one i'm worried about, this has been on the ground for many miles. the big tornado on the ground. there's a lot of farmland in between there and the next big town. if you see something coming today, there will be big, big tornados in there. >> let us know as soon as -- send us an ireport. what causes fires to jump a highway? >> you will get a spark picked up by the fire on the west side of the highway, even though that's a piece of asphalt or concrete, it can fly two miles. >> i can't imagine standing there and seeing that. >>> it's a story we'

don't know if it's true, but christina aguilera and maroon 5 adam lavigne have a sense relationship.arson daly after the show and tried to get the scoop. here's what carson said. >> it's so weird. you really want to talk to middle america and sort of make that connection with them and say, hey, listen, i know you think of hollywood and celebrities are all this way and the stuff you read about, but when it's not true, when it's not right or if it's just wrong, then i like to be the one to say it because i've been around long enough and christina has been great to work with. >> also in what may be an effort to show solidarity, they have released a single together, in fact, proofing their new song on "the voice" last night and i think it's pretty good. >> okay. we'll see how successful it becomes. finally, i guess the last time we saw nick lachey on television he was in the reality show "newlyweds" with then-wife jessica simpson. what's going on? is this season two? >> not exactly but maybe the sequel? i don't know. we should file this story under the category of not learning from your

deals and he had two different bands and the first one was when he was in high school and then came maroone folks from columbus, ohio. which singer tried to get discovered by visiting record labels with a tape of herself singing along to karaoke tracks? >> carrie underwood, taylor swift, miley cyrus or shania twain? >> taylor swift. >> you knew it before i asked the question. >> i like taylor swift's moxi. i mean, she really does -- >> folks, talk about moxi. she was 11 years old and she made the rounds at the labels in nashville with her karaoke tracks atrack s and she had to wait two or more years. she got her start at the blue bird cafe. >> you know who else did? >> garth brooks, two years before taylor was born. >> you just made her feel bad. >> who knew that? that's great. which singer's career took off after being a vocalist on the 1970s game show "name that tune." it was carly simon? kathie lee gifford, aretha franklin or carol king, which of those four tanfantastic singers was? >> carol king. >> well, he'll know about you after he listens to your cd. >> as all of america knows, it