but marriott's ceo tells the "washington post" the absence of metro is behind a possible move for marriott'sy executive ike leg get doesn't want to see that happen. he says marriott has been a big part of the county's business community. >> civically, involved in so many different things. we'll continue to work with them to make certain they stay in montgomery county. >> reporter: just shy of a million square feet of office space and 2,000 employees, the presence is significant. for the location? >> most businesses would like metroaccess and an isolated area sort of a park area. we could find ways in which to accommodate them. >> reporter: indications are the move would be year downs the line and leget believes that's enough time to try to keep them in the county. as for details on incentives or enticement it's early to go into detail about that. some incentives will have to come from annapolis, from the state on that level, but you might expect that there could be some sort of bidding war if marriott wants to stay local. but they don't want to stay in maryland. derrick ward back to you. >>>

i would continue to own marriottment if it came down below 80 i would buy more marriott.how strong the franchise is. >> boo-yah jim. a big bucks county eagles demarco murray boo-yah to you. >> i'm sorry, dallas boo-yah. back to you. >> thank you for coming into my living room for ten years. >> thank you. >> i love you. >> thank you. i lived in bucks county for a decade. >> i know. my question is i know the domestic oil industry has been struggling. it will continue to struggle but what do you feel pioneer natural resource wills do over the next year or so? >> pioneer pxd here and let's say eo oh g probably the two best growth vehicles. in the end if you are in a bad neighborhood it doesn't matter if you are you are the best. i think pioneer is terrific but i can't reck remend it here. i think we are going to be lower oil oh for a long time. pioneer needs to see oil going 60, 70 before i can say it's the reegt place to be. thank you for your kind words. [ applause ] >> cramerica, thank you for sticking with us. cheers to another ten years of serve ing you, teaching you and

the marriott will open its doors.phanie: the marriott hotel is being funded by an irish billionaire who calls himself haiti's number one salesperson. denis o'brien: well, we are investing $45 million. we will probably lose money for the first six to nine months and then we will turn a profit. so, we will get a good return on investment here. no problem. stephanie: the marriott is in downtown port-au-prince, right next door to denis o'brien's company headquarters. digicel, haiti's major mobile carrier. digicel operates in 33 countries. but haiti is its largest market, accounting for roughly 1/3 of its 12.8 million customers. stephanie: when you got here in 2006, what made you think this would be a good place to invest? o'brien: well, we did not do that much due diligence. we just drove around in a taxi, and we were watching, you know, looking at people, and none of them had a phone. then we said to ourselves, that is the opportunity. so we spent a lot of money -- probably about $1 billion or $2 billion -- so far on inf

marriott's corporate headquarters is located in bethesda for now, but the hotel chain could be eyeing new location. the ceo says the lack of metro service for his workforce could be just one of the reasons for the move. montgomery county executives want to work with the hotel chain to of course, keep them in town. >> most businesses want metro access and most businesses would like an isolated area where it's sort of a park area. i think we can find ways in which to help to accommodate all of those things. >> it's believed that any potential move is still years away. the county executive believed that's just enough time to try and keep marriott right where they are in the county. >>> well she is a sharpshooter and making a name for herself in high school. when news4 this week returns, we introduce you to the top shot at herndon high school. >>> and it's giving inmates a bit of an escape. an exclusive look at the new skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? is someone talking? ♪ skippy!! ♪ ♪ yippee!! ♪ i'm bored. hashtag bored. skippy!! yippee!! look a ride! (vo) ma

. >>> marriott is on the move. the hotel giant says it plans to move from its headquarters on the fernwood road campus in bethesda to what it calls a more urban and metro friendly location. marriott says it will stay in the washington area, but the company says whether -- would not say whether it's staying in maryland. >>> still ahead on wusa9, russia pays its respects to another assassinated critic of president vladimir putin. >> the presidential portrae artist behind a picture of bill clinton says he's included a hidden reference. those stories and >>> thousands of mourners gathered in russia today to pay their respects to boris nemstov shot to death last week in moscow. his coffin laid in a coffin -- [indiscernible] u.s. ambassador was among the mourners . many believe he was killed because of his criticism of president vladimir putin. >>> an official painting of former president bill clinton has a hidden message. the artist behind the par tat has included a shadowy reference to monika lewinsky. bill plant expla

the marriott hotel will open its doors.phanie: the marriott hotel is being funded by an irish billionaire who calls himself haiti's number one salesperson. denis o'brien: well, we are investing $45 million. we will probably lose money for the first six to nine months and then we will turn a profit. so, we will get a good return on investment here. no problem. stephanie: the marriott is in downtown port-au-prince, right next door to denis o'brien's company headquarters. digicel, haiti's major mobile carrier. digicel operates in 33 countries. but haiti is its largest market, accounting for roughly 1/3 of its 12.8 million customers. stephanie: when you got here in 2006, what made you think this would be a good place to invest? o'brien: well, we did not do that much due diligence. we just drove around in a taxi and we were watching, you know looking at people, and none of them had a phone. then we said to ourselves, that is the opportunity. so we spent a lot of money -- probably about $1 billion or $2 billion -- so far on infra

. >> jimmy: we stayed together in like a marriott. >> the marriott residence inn in -- shreveport.residence inn. >> we each had these little huts, you remember, like someone would be on the top. >> jimmy: just like who wants to -- who's having dinner? >> he's having dinner. we had fireplaces and i decked mine out with bed, bath & beyond. i think we got -- >> yeah looked -- yours looked super cool cause i learned that you knew how to roast chicken. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i made roast chicken, yeah. >> jimmy: i was like, "how do you know how to do this?" i'm going to bring over ramen soup. ramen soup night. ramen noodles -- boiling noodles was my night. >> and then in fact, you remember the car park? there was -- the rocking rodeo? >> jimmy: yes, oh, the karaoke -- >> karaoke and line dancing which was literally our idea of heaven. >> jimmy: and jagermeister. >> and jager -- oh my god. i feel like they just start -- was that like a new thing? like a jager bomb. i feel like they just -- >> jimmy: that was a new thing -- >> like jager bombs haven't been around for 20 years. years, like 1

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robert burst behind bars where he was arrested at a marriott hotel under an assumed name based on a warrant for murder in the first degree from the county of los angeles for the december 23rd, 2012, murder of his good friend susan berman. he is set to appear at an extradition hearing at 10:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. on the hbo dock ue series this amazing off camera admission by durst himself. could it be what finally brings robert durst down? >> killed them all. >> robert durst attorney chip lewis. good evening, chip. >> hey judge. >> how are you? >> well, i have had better spring breaks. >> what do you think about robert durst admission at the end of the jinx? >> well, it is attempting to be as helpful for you as possible, i will barely say my over arching thoughts are i was a bit underwhelmed given the lead up and the build up to this new development. >> underwhelmed? he admitted he killed three people at least. >> judge, honestly you and i are very -- let's say flamboyant people who speak our minds often. >> you may be flamboyant but i am honest. i am on the side of truth and justice, chip. >> y

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. >>> marriott's corporate headquarters is located in bethesda bethesda for now. but the hotel chain could be eyeing a new location. its ceo told "the washington post" a lack of metro service for his workforce could be one of the reasons for a move. montgomery county executives want to work with the hotel chain to keep it in town. >>> most businesses want metro axe says and most businesses would like to have an isolated area sort of a park area. and i think we could find ways in which to accommodate them. >> they believe any potential move is still years away. the county executive believes that's enough time to try and keep marriott in the county. >>> there's a whole bunch of people right now looking for three guys who are accused in a brazen heist along the i-95 corridor. police say they stole more than $4 million in gold bars. this whole thing started last night when two guards were driving the gold up from miami on their way to massachusetts. they were in an armored truck, of course but that truck broke down in north carolina. they say three guys came up in a w

a county executive says it will do everything it can to keep marriott in its backyard. derrick ward will reveal some of those plans tonight on news 4 at 5:00. >>> well big changes coming to costco at least when it comes to how you pay. >> consumer reporter erika gonzalez joins us to explain what this is all about. erika? >> after everybody that's there on the weekends for their slices of pizza and their shopping this is big news. if you want to charge it you'll have to use visa at least when it comes to shopg at costco. starting next april, next april, american express is out, visa is in. a few weeks ago we found out amex and the warehouse club couldn't reach an agreement for a new deal. visa will take that spot. but it's not the only company in on the deal. citi will be the exclusive issuer of the code brand costco card. the card is the only credit payment accepted at costco. costco says it provide more information in the coming weeks about how customers can transition to that new card. speaking of silti, the bank is one of several companies that let you check your cre

marriott will become the first big hotel company to accept apple pay. it will also launch an app for the apple watch. the company says some of its ritz carlson, renaissance and marriott hotels will start accepting the mobile payments this summer. i'm sure we'll see more of them. >> thank you, wendy gillette. have a great morning. >>> no more "blurred lines" here for pharrell williams and robin thicke will have to pay big for their 2013 hit. ♪ the way you grab me must want to get nasty ♪ >> the los angeles jury ruling yesterday the musicians ripped off marvin gaye's 1977 hit "got to give it up." they will now have to pay the family $7.3 million for copyright infringement. in a joint statements they said we are extremely disappointed in the ruling made today which sets a horrible precedent for music and creativity going forward. they say they are reviewing the decision and considering their options. >>> it is 5:40 right now. smartphones keep us connected. but the use could damage the body. the health problems they might be causing and how you can prevent

he was arrested nearby at the santa clara marriott and the district attorney will determine whether to file charges. right now, she is shrouded in e-mails, and now, there is a hillary clinton says who cares. >>> she has not determined if she is running yet. peggy bunker was at a fund-raiser tonight. >> yesterday, after a surprise appearance, she was wondering if there was an appearance, and still, so many, many democrats came outt to look at the 2016, and many openly wishing that she would just do it already, and an founs the run for president. >> ready for hillary clinton. >> one day after hillary clinton made a surprise visit to the ebay conference, the hillary run pac raised money for the expected run, and the cost at the door was $20.16. they were ready to confirm her run for the president, and the recent scandal won't hurt her. >> if they find e-mails, it will be something. her eyelashes are too long or something. >> reporter: and the are republican party disagrees. >> if she can't tell the truth about deleting e-mails, then the she can't tell the truth about this or deleting e-ma

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of marriott.he is. >> a legislation in indiana, and there are some bills being considered in other states is not just pure idiocy from a business perspective -- and it is that. the notion that you can tell businesses somehow that they are free to discriminate against people based on who they are, is madness. >> anyway in other states are ratcheting up the pressure. governor dan malloy signed a executive order banning state-backed travel to indiana. and this is on "morning joe." >> the reality is the governor is not a stupid man, but he's done stupid things. when you see a bigot, you have to call them on it. they knew what they were doing. what they were doing was deciding they were going to make it legal for people to refuse to serve gay men and women. if indiana wants to make this right with the rest of the world, they need to pass laws that say you cannot discriminate based on someone's sexual orientation. >> joining me is connecticut governor dan malloy and former rnc chair michael steele. >>>

francisco but i think there is some merit in that the reason why housing costs are a lot less in marriott phoenix is the reason we grew in 196050 we had land available they built further and further out and in 1960 we built certainly we don't have enough land to meet the housing needs so i think we should take into consideration all the land that san francisco owns in alameda and san mateo counties which or has control over because this would be an ideal place to look at not only affordable housing but market rate you housing all types of housing to fulfill our needs to try to think we can build within the 346 square miles of san francisco there could be a case that the housing on the land should count towards the quiets that san francisco should build as part of meeting the housing demand alameda county gets credit for housing built east of livermore it typically one of the reasons their satisfying their affordable housing goals even the maurlt housing built there it is low enough to get the one hundred and 20 per actually, we learned a long time we couldn't put an airport or water syste

the 71-year-old was taken into custody at a marriott hotel accuses of killing his friend alumni at uc berkeley susan berman. a hbo documentary features him admitting to the murder but the attorney said his client did not kill berman saying this is an arrest based on the tv show. [ inaudible ] >> scary moment for passengers on the united flight. moments after taking off the plane en route to denver returned to dulles. the man was screaming jihad as he ran to the cockpit. several people were seen tackling the man taken to a hospital for a mental evaluation. the other passengers were reeboked on other flights this morning. >>> a pair of royal visitors in washington, prince charles and his wife are set to aside at andrews air force base tonight coming to the capitol for a three day visit of culture and visiting several education sites including george washington's historic mount vernon in virginia and will meet with president obama and vice president joe biden. >> speaking of the royals prince harry is hanging up the military uniform, the 4th in line to the program is retiring in june fro

this is a marriott hotel in indianapolis where the men's championship game will be played this year. you can see the shoettle track-- hotel is tracking the thrills and upset with the huge bracket broadcast on the side of the building. >> that's not a lego building. ♪ ♪ >> whoa! powerful performance earned a maryland singer a spot in the next round on the voice. tree that gibson won her battle round last night. the 17-year-old frederick native had her parents there cheering on. it wasn't a sweep for a d.c. man country crooner. he was sent home by adamly convene. >>> we're looking at rings. mitt romney getting in the ring. not a presidential run. he's literally getting into a boxing ring to fight one of the greatest boxers for charity. romney will spar with five-time heavy champion holyfield. the light hearted fight -- >> yeah. >> okay. >> it's a fund-raiser for a utah-based charity vision. it helps restore vision for people with curable blindness. >> i don't care how long holyfield has been retired, i don't know if that's a wise choice. >> there are going to be hits. i don't want to b

the commitments under the minsk agreements, and to implement them everywhere, including outside marriott pull and other key strategic areas. >> also warned moscow that if rebels broke the truce, there would be inevitable consequences -- a reference to further sanctions the eu and the u.s. are working on. >> for many, sky diving is a dream come true, but for one australian that dream almost became a nightmare. >> you can see why in a the other that has already racked up 3.5 million views online. >> he was completing his fifth solo jump over western australia. now, at first there was no sign of trouble. but some 4000 meters above sea level, he loses consciousness. the 22-year-old continues to plummet helplessly until his skydiving instructor manages to deploy his parachute. >> that is a good instructor. we will be right back. >> welcome back. namibia's outgoing president has received the pri for outsndinafrin learshi durg his tenure as president, has raised the living standards in namibia and reduced poverty. a speaker for the foundation it gives out the award also praised him for his comm

a third of the websites may have been affected including american express, groupon and marriott. >>> crime lab technology is getting more sophisticated. at the microsoft digital crimes unit in washington state, a team of engineers, lawyers and investigators analyzed computer forensics. they deconstruct the malware, figuring out how it works by using the viruses on computers. >> that means you inject the malware on a clean computer to see the behaviors. every malware leaves a digital footprint on the computer. >> investigators then look for changes in the infected computer's settings. microsoft works are financial institutions and law enforcement to track down the culprit behind the big cyberattacks. >>> in a new drama csi cyber they use technology to solve crimes. i spoke with actress patricia arquette to talk about the new drama that mimics a really problem. >> it's evolving and mutating so quickly. but we're seeing it every week. >> she says while the show is fiction, there are useful tips on how to stay safe from hackers in real life. the show starts tonight at 10:00 on kpix 5. >>

. >> but specifically, how do you make sure that loews differentiates itself from a marriott or a hiltonour new hotels are done, we will have 21 properties. we are much smaller than the big-name businesses. we will be competing against a hyatt and the fairmont. we could be competing against the four seasons. why people want to come back here is about the service. they say, betty, welcome back to the loews regency hotel. >> it is a welcome tisch is extending for many this year, including nfl fans, new york tourists, and most importantly, his regency hotel guests. a lot is riding on a simple hope that they enjoy the new hotel as much as he does. >> it is our best shot at it. we spent $100 million to reinvent the loews regency hotel. but always coming back to the basic great service, but now in a new box. ♪ table," i traveled to what many consider the las vegas of the east. macau. this is part of what attracts people here, right? >> yeah. >> the small territory on the southern chinese coast raked in an unbelievable $45 billion of revenue last year. more than seven times that of vegas. >> di

thank you to the marriott for hosting this event.o thank someone who inspires me to be a better person every day of my life. my beautiful and amazing wife jillian, you are my rock, the singular person, the singular reason i am here today. i love you. [applause] it really has been an honor to service the chair of the executive committee and i am deeply humbled to have been able to represent all of you. it is time to pass the gavel. it is my distinct honor to hand over the gavel to the chair for next year's dinner c-span's fret however stick -- fred. take it away. >> one click thank you back to frank for putting this together. [applause] we will wrap it up quickly by saying we will like to see you all at the after party upstairs. thank you very much. with that, we are adjourned. [applause] him and him groups next, that congressional gold medal ceremony honoring golfer jack nicklaus. then it issues important to young millenial's. and another chance to see the congressional correspondents dinner. on newsmakers, and news -- new hampshire

and matthews is a long-time anchor before becoming the executive at the marriott corporation and she mmsnb -- msnbc. >>> and a couple of things, if the slush has not frozen yet, you'll need to shovel it up now. put a little w-40 on your shovels. in the low 20s in the burbs. 23 up towards gaithersburg. 28 here near the northwest. the full forecast i know grandma's house isn't the most exciting, but it's only for a few hours. look what i've got. when you get verizon fios, you get beautiful hd picture quality, super fast internet, and america's most reliable network. so you won't miss a second of that movie, that game they love, or those moments with family. ca make your house the house when you get more from verizon fios the tv service rated #1 in hd picture quality and signal reliability based on customer satisfaction studies plus america's fastest, most reliable internet. and for peace of mind, get a price quote in writing and professional installation from a highly trained verizon technician. hurry now to get this deal that can't be beat. get a fios triple play online for just 79.99

thank you to the marquee m marriott.t to thank someone who inspires me to be better every day of my life. my beautiful and amazing wife jillian. you're my rock, the singular person that i'm here today. i love you. [ applause ] it has been an honor to serve as the chair of the committee and i'm deeply humbled to represent all of you. it's time to pass the gavel and i will hand other to the chair for next year's tv dinner, c-spans fred havostick, take it away buddy. >>back to frank for putting this whole thing together. and we're going to wrap it up by saying we'd like to see you all upstairs at the after party, and with that we're adjourned. take care. [ applause ] >>> this sunday on "q and a." the last crossing of the lu democracy itaina. >> it is different when the question arices what happened. why was it allowed to enter the iris sea without escort? without the kind of detailed warning that could have been provided to captain william thomas turner and was not. and it lead to very interesting speculation about was the

betty: but specifically, how do you make sure that loews differentiates itself from a marriott or a hilton of the smaller operators? tisch: when our new hotels are done, we will have 21 properties. we are much smaller than the biggest names in the business. we will be competing against a hyatt and the fairmont. we could be competing against the four seasons or ritz-carlton. why people want to come back here is about the service. they say, betty, welcome back to the loews regency hotel. betty: it is a welcome tisch is extending for many this year, including nfl fans, new york tourists, and most importantly, his regency hotel guests. for tisch, a lot is riding on a simple hope that they enjoy the new hotel as much as he does. tisch: it is our best shot at it. we spent $100 million to reinvent the loews regency hotel. but always coming back to the basic of great service, but now in a new box. ♪ . ♪ stephanie ruhle: it has been five years since haiti was hit by a devastating earthquake. >> we lived one of the worst moments in our history. it was an armageddon-like situation. stephanie: the gov

does that mean he will get marriott owe? telling anybody what is going on but there is no doubt he will make a splash in free agency. >> eagles continuing their make over this afternoon making the release of trent cole official, two time pre bowl player had 85 and a half sackness ten seasons with the birds. he is second in franchise history in sacks behind reggie white. >>> phillies visiting yankees in spring training looking for their first win of the season. the phillies managed to get on the board first, cord phelps single to right center feel. darren ruf scores on that one. phillies take a one to nothing lead. to the seventh, aaronalseer with the single to right, david guerrero went two for four as the phillies beat the yankees, three-one. >> yeah. >> lighthts out. >> good start. >> nice and sunny down there. i bet you wish were you still hanging out in florida. >> a little bit. >> leslie. >> thanks very much. >> we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's not

as we heard from the ceo of marriott, we just are going to fix it. a positive way. reassuring everyone that indiana does not discriminate indianapolis does not discriminate, it never has, it won't. this bill didn't allow that but we're going to fix it. >> why has there been such reaction if this law doesn't lead to discrimination? i mean was the state ready for this? >> well i don't think anyone saw it. the bill doesn't provide that. this is the same law that is in effect in 30 other states. most of the ceos and others that we hear from when they say we are not coming to indiana, they have the precise same law in their state, it's just not controversial because the law doesn't allow discrimination. however, once people say hey, this allows discrimination against the lgbt community, then, of course, people react negatively to that. i do as well. we're going to fix it and make it clear that that's not only the intent, it's not the effect. it's going to be a fix that many of these ceos that we have been chatting with also agree with and those discussion

it runs from 8:00 to noon at the philadelphia marriott downtown and focuses on access to life-savingr survivors. >>> this weekend some of the smartest high school seniors from our area and around the country are facing off in a prestigious science competition. finalist in the intel science talent search are going head to head in washington, d.c. some of their projects include researching new types of renewable energy and discovering ways for rural doctors to detect blood diseases using an iphone app. we caught up with a student from the unionville high school in chester county. he talked about the importance of math and science. >> i think it's critical for the nation's future and the success of this country. i think it's always critical to have young kids in science and math. that's one of the ways for long-term success as a country. >> the teen scientists will find out the winner on tuesday. the top three will take home $150,000. >>> happening now, hundreds of st. joe's university students are heading to spring break but not for fun in the sun. instead they will spend their time he

so, you can look through it and say, "oh, my mom was on amazon and itunes, and she had marriott and hyatt, et cetera." so, that's really the value we provide. >> reporter: webcease is one of a handful of web sites that has sprung up over the last few years. sites like navigatr, the doc safe, capsoole, my cyber safe, and afternote-- all of them trying to tackle what is becoming an increasingly common problem. >> nowadays, everyone keeps their filing cabinets on their computers, and they may not have shared the access to that with their families. >> reporter: suzanne walsh is an estate lawyer in hartford, connecticut. >> i have received panicked calls from family members who don't know passwords, don't know the nature of the online accounts. they simply know mom paid the bills online, and they may not even be sure about the bank. >> reporter: walsh says that the main problem is one of access. in many cases, we have made it virtually illegal for anyone else to use our online accounts. it starts with those terms of service agreements, the fine print of the online world. once the "i agree" but

third oven crypt had we been sites could have been affect including american express groupon and marriott. several others report ared the vulnerability yesterday. >>> dead head you better start saving, some tickets for grateful dead 50th anniversary reunion are going for as much as $116,000. the 39 day show has already sold out, it is happening fourth of july weekend in chicago but some seats are available on stub hub, 1400 bucks will get you in the door for only a seat with a obstruct view. i don't know any musical act would i pay $140,000 for. >> that is crazy. >> i wouldn't pay 160 to see anything of any kind. >> we said, say what. >> you know, they have big fans indeed. bring the the the music over here. >> thanks, wendy. >>> fight for higher minimum wage head to philadelphia city council to day. a group of workers will testify at a hearing calling for cities minimum wage to be increase todd $15 an hour. it is not that simple. is there a state law that prevents sit fridays raising minimum wage on their own. >>> our time is 5:39. have you ever heard of free range parenting a controvers

you talk about marriott and they talk about the company like it's family.ung people. awful lot of ties in society have dissolved, right? people don't have strong religious affiliations decreasingly, anyway. strong political affiliations particularly among young people. families are smaller, more dispersed. for many people the place they work is the most important institutional affiliation in their life. and so being able to feel good about it to enjoy it to feel they're doing something that has meaning is the number one thing. >> certainly where you spend most of your time regardless. >> absolutely. the relationships you form. >> if you look at the company's analysts, they have great cultures. whole foods, general mills. these companies have great cultures. they really are great places to work. i tell you, companies are competing. the executives are very competitive to get on your list. you know why? because we're shifting from huge unemployment to work for talent. and to get the people to go to a facebook are extremely competitive. >> i talk about the figh

nearly 600 women attended the event at the marriott hotel in san ramon. had the pleasure of emceeing once again debbie sterling next to me, founder and ceo of goldy blocks, an oakland toy company focused on inspiring girls tofá embrace engineering and building things. the conference helps women with strategic networking and attendees share industry resources with each other. the conference is presented by the chamber of commerce, visitor's bureau chevron and other sponsors. geena davis the keynote speaker. >>> this is a very good day to read. >> that is funny. >> lots of joy at today's >>> coming up on abc7 news at 6:00 animal control looks into a vicious pitbull attack on an east pay woman. the dog was her own pet. >>> measuring california's snow pack from the sky. we are going to take you aboard the world's first airborne snow observatory. >>> the educational startup that's using a popular video game to help inspire the inventors and game developers of tomorrow. >> those stories and more for you in half an hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. >>> listen to this

a valet by day, we met him yesterday, but the pittsburgh marriott's asking him to work in the restaurant by night. it's a necessary addition considering the crowds. >> as of right now, it's been smooth, but the next 24 hours could be an opposite turn around. basically mayhem as we like to say. >> villanova and lafayette tip off at 6:50 tonight. we're going to show you more than 100-year-old vehicle unique to pittsburgh here in the steel city that fans have been riding on nonstop. it is still in action to this day, about 135 years old. we'll show you that in half an hour. live from pittsburgh keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> of course the former manager for the basketball squad. so keith will be keeping us giving us live reports all morning from pittsburgh as both local teams prepare for tonight's game and count on nbc 10 to follow the winner as they advance to the next round. >>> it is 4:47 happening today, john kerry is set to continue talks with iranian diplomats in an effort to reach a nuclear agreement. the deadline for reaching a deal is the end of this month. there's no word on how ben

what we can do now, we can be tracking all different, a marriott of different -- a myriad of parametersrates, it became his, -- ekgs inhalers. it will give us a wealth of physiological data to hook up to the kind of data that when combined, will create the holistic picture on somebody's health. how best to target their disease, to classify their disease, and make them more well. cory: how did you come to work with apple? >> how are we going to enroll or reach out and get more people who have certain diseases? how will we engage them in research? the bigger the data is, the more accurate the information becomes. apple is the perfect partner. they are masters at user interfaces, user experiences. it was a very natural link. cory: interesting dichotomy where so much concern about privacy of health information and at the same time we are asking people to give up their data. you have the nsa trying to break into the apple iphone. and then we have people volunteering their most private information. eric: that is an excellent point. we have very secure communication. where the information is s

marriott hotel that contained clothes for dust as well as $117,000 in addition to the original 42,000 that they found in his hotel. so, this guy was definitely on the move that's where you get the flight risk aspect to it right? >> yeah, you have got the mask you have got -- he got a new cell phone. as soon as the last episode of the jinx was aired, he stopped using his regular cell phone. he bought a new smith and wesson and amazingly everywhere this guy goes people shot and killed with a gun. he had a map with florida cuba, as well as new orleans in there. who sent the cash. was there a return address on the box of cash? >> note on the box that is to be determined. as you know greta the second wife of robert durst. debra lee share don. i was one of the people to speak to in new york. had this new life. she is now under investigation. incredible forensic analysis of money transfers as well as accounting. debra sheridan. >> what did he look like? did he look at you? anything like that? >> well, yes, he did look at me and durst looks very thin. very frail. he has no hair. he was shackl

wealthy heir to a new york real estate fortune was taken into custody a new orleans marriott last night first degree warrant out of los angeles for the murder of susan bourbon 15 years ago. 71-year-old has never been charged in connection to the 1982 disappearance of his wife katie or the unsolved 2000 murder of bourbon in we have hills. he was acquitted in 2001 of the dismemberment death avenue neighbor because he said the killing was in self-defense. >>> fire breaks out tonight at one of moscow's top tourist attractions. >> it's a place where many russian's most celebrated figures are buried much the fire started in bell tower the convent world heritage site. the towers in the middle of restoration and believed wooden scaffolding ignited. early reports indicate the tower itself is not heavily damaged. the convent built in the late 16 hundreds is known for the tower and cemetery. soviet leader and russian's first president yell zen are both buried there. talk about a white knuckle ride. passengers describe a terrifying emergency landing caught on tape next. caitlin. >>> it was a rainy

orlando and the jw marriott in scottsdale arizona.is pressuring indiana legislators over that new law that says would allow discrimination against gays. the final four takes place in indianapolis this weekend and ncaa headquarters are there. one told the new york times in my move future events -- it might move future events. matt: us take a look at early movers with scarlet fu. : scarlet: last trading day of the first quarter and i will be back to talk about the first quarter best performers and was performers. this morning, i am taking a look at a couple of companies in the tobacco space. to are down for the fifth time in six days. last july, reynolds said it would buy lorillard. a decision could come this week. wells fargo analyst said the market is overreacting and there is still a 90% probability the deal will be approved. watch for that. we have some analysts calls a want to talk about. priceline was raised to buy. the analysts are saying european risks are priced in and they see signs of stabilizing european headwinds. present g

it let's hackers break through encryption on popular sites operated american express marriott and even government agencies like nsa dot gov. a third of all are vulnerable. old government policy requires u.s. software makers to use weaker security in encryption sold overseas due to nacional-- national security concerns. if you use apple safari to browse the web that fix is coming next week good news google already provided one. >> we are hearing some people may be in the market for a new car but there's a warning out for them. >> dodge is taking an unusual step of calling out dealers for taking deposits for the challenger and charger hell cat. they are muscle cars. the charger hell cat can empty its tank in 13 minutes with a wide open throttle at 200 miles an hour. >> that is crazy. >> some dearlies may be asking unethically as well as illegally no word on what options they take here. >> not to mention any drivers going that fast. >> tender isn't necessarily a new dating app for nose that do that. they are charging use erbs over 30 years old double. kinder has new apps that let's you ch

marriott hotel in indianapolis where the final four will be held they have this gigantic brad get on this side of the hotel bracket. there is says and kron 4 as jack bracket challenge. and i p.m. i know kron 4 died, as in new home away from home. vanessa bezic do you even care about a bracket and vanessa replies i do. so follow vanessa's brackets the kron 4 dock time. >> gary: our expert we had in for 27 years brad dugan the former city college coach and the man who built that program, every year and he gave us his thoughts tonight. start with kentucky their prohibitive favorite good for them to lose what happened >>: that will not lose. they will not lose as a coach to by all the best players. >> gary: brad is very good friends with bought night. guide night bob knight... brad set about with us. mike said you need a box next time that it wasn't that you thought that was funny. brad and i did some basketball games a long time ago he's willing to call an individual by the tv record the night after night he has a very cool guy is very good to have them on. 10 table is trying out with t