jeff. >> meg oliver in the middle of the celebration. meg, thank you.ayor of nashville resigned today pleaded guilty to fell thee theft. this is her mug shot. a rising star in the democratic party. but in january sunny admitted to an affair with the former head of her security detail. all the while he was racking up overtime. both have agreed to pay tens of thousand back to the city. >>> 50 years after the film, chitty-chitty bang-bang, the flying car arrived in life. pel ♪ harmonica tune plays everyone thinks making websites is impossible. [mimicking motorcycle noises] ♪ harmonica tune plays but they're wrong. ♪ i know... ♪ ♪ in keeping our community safe. whether you're traveling for business or pleasure, be aware of your surroundings. if you see something suspicious, say something to local authorities. politjournalist:oubt you're goithank you. young lady. and thank you for the interview as well. i can imagine it was the last thing that you wanted to do after such a long campaign meeting. politician: you really are a very intelligent young woman. you'

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elaine. >> quijano: meg oliver, meg, thank you. >> it is election night in russia. no surprise who won. vladimir putin was re-elected with over 70% of the vote. the turnout may have been lower than he wanted. about 52% of russia's nearly 111 million voters weighed in. elizabeth palm certificate in moscow. >> russia's election had all the signs of a real contest. opposition candidates, ballot boxes, registered voters. this is what the russians called managed democracy. >> a system built to guarantee a vladimir putin will inwin. asked as he cast his vote this morning what kind of turnout he hopeed for, he said. >> just enough to let me fulfill the role of presidentness there has been a huge effort to get out the vote today. in moscow alone they spent nearly $800,000 on balloons and decorations. the idea is to create a kind of festive excitement about this election. and there are other incentives. at this polling station in moscow voters could have a free blood test to screen for sciens of cancer. some places laid out treats. and in the arctic, reindeer hearders had th

jeff. >> glor: meg oliver in the middle of the celebration. meg, thank you.ville resigned today and pleaded guilty to felony theft. this is her mug shot. megan barry was a rising star in the democratic party. but in january, she admitted to an affair with the former head of her security detail. all the while he was racking up overtime. both have agreed to pay tens of thousands back to the city. >> it's fantastic! >> glor: 50 years after the film "chitty chitty bang bang," the flying car has arrived in real life. this is the palvee liberty making its daview today at the geneva auto show. it can be driven on streets as a car or a rotor and propeller can be unfolded so it can fly like a giro copter with a top speed of 112 miles an hour. they are available next year with a base model sticker price of $400,000, they'll be flying ou of showrooms, not. up nt here, chip reid tours the haunted haunts of america's tenth president. . >> glor: some fun facts about john tyler. he was the latter half of a famous campaign the first v president elevate to the presidey on the

but we just don't know right now. >> all right, meg, thank you meg tirrell standing outside the brooklyne where martin shkreli was sentenced to seven years in prison. the second hour of "power lunch" begins now meantime, we want to get a check on the markets we are in full rally mode after a blockbusters jobs report that shattered analyst expectations but managed to be goldilocks when it came to the wage inflation number the dow is up by about 1.5%. s&p up by 38 points. nasdaq is higher by 105 points, or 1.4%. financials and energy, you're leading s&p sectors. utilities and telecom, the only sectors in the red right now chevron, intel, caterpillar, the top stocks powering the dow. the nasdaq, by the way, hitting fresh all-time intraday highs for the first time since january 26th lam research, wynn casinos, netflix pushing it to new heights. let's get to bob for more on the rally. hey, bob >> you know, what's amazing is a lot of things could potentially could have gone wrong this week. in fact, didn't. the three big issues that could have blown up resolved positively, at least for the mar

the wearable meg will be especially helpful in scanning children.s going to be tremendously beneficial. and the reason is that doctors can now scan these children as they're moving around, and that's never been done before. and it will make it easier to scan people with movement disorders like parkinson's. it was here at nottingham university in the early 70s that mri was first developed. now, this wearable meg system has the potential to open a whole new field of brain scanning. the research, in the journal nature, should lead to new discoveries about the brain, and there is so much still to learn. fergus walsh, bbc news, nottingham. the tv presenter ant mcpartlin has been charged with drink—driving and will appear at wimbledon magistrates' court next month. he was arrested after an accident involving three vehicles in london on sunday. leila nathoojoins me in now. what more can you tell us? as you say, it comes after eight collision on sunday. ant mcpartlin was driving his mini and there was a collision with two other cars. he was arrested after f

meg, good morning. >> reporter: john, good morning. the senate offered an amended bill for the house to vote on today, but they say they can't offer money the budget doesn't have. details of the latest bill and whether it includes a 5% raise for teachers have not been disclosed. ♪ "we're not gonna take it" was the message delivered by thousands of protesters outside the state capitol. >> 55 strong! >> reporter: many were forced outside since it was at full capacity inside. >> i'm fully prepared to go as long as possible to make sure this is done. >> reporter: their call for action has attracted support from all over the country. teachers in san francisco sent more than 500 pizzas and educators from as far as michigan traveled to protest alongside them. >> they are sacrificing to be here. and they want to be back in their classrooms. >> reporter: parents are worried about their children falling behind. >> the high school students can't get some of these days back. >> reporter: but high school seniors claire higgins and cora dunlap say t

meg oliver has more. >> reporter: as the celebration for loyola chicago exploded with confetti, cheersplayers cutting pieces of net, their secret weapon soaked it in with that angelic smile on the sideline. >> from a nice little school like ours, we are just so proud of them. >> reporter: 98-year-old sister jean has reached celebrity status. she sports custom ietzed nikes and even has her own bobblehead. known for her prayers before the game and infamous hugs afterward, the team chaplain has guided loyola chicago in a blessed turn of events. >> richardson turns and fouls and he hits it. >> reporter: the ramblers' run to final four came out of nowhere. the last time they made the tournament was 1985. >> there's custer. the catch, the shoot, it's good. >> reporter: on the attack from the start saturday, loyola chicago came out strong sinking shot after shot. >> gets it. williamson, foul. >> reporter: the ram bers dominated against ninth seeded kansas state. they're the last seeded double-digit team in the tournament. a historic run that has them believing in divine intervention. >> i hav

thank you, meg. >>> not the safety device you were hoping for. take a look at this kiddie smoke detector. it may fail to detect smoke because it has a sticker inside. the company is voluntarily recalling almost half a million. home depot, walmart and online on amazon. it is offering free replacement for the smoke alarm. if you go to our article we'll show you a picture. >>> let's get back to the rain on "today in the bay," kari's forecast. >> it's pretty soggy. a look outside and go to los gatos, off and on rain. as we go into the afternoon a chance of thunderstorms by 1:00 this afternoon. i'll be tracking it all with storm ranger up next. >>> and also live cameras, a live look at the bay shore freeway. water kicking up. a little bit of flooding reported further north. that means big puddles there. we'll show you the slow drive there. today in the bay -- we )re in a microclimate weather alert on this thursday >>> welcome back. you are watching "today in the bay." we are in a micro climate weather alert on this thursday morning. monitoring rain an

. >>> meg oliver has details. >> reporter: bottled water is a huge industry in the u.s.sts from journalism group orb media reports. they use a special kind of dye that sticks to plastic. >> under certain wavelengths of light it causes them to sparkle like stars in the night sky. >> reporter: plastic was presented in 93% of samples. the concentration ranged from zero to more than 10,000 likely plastic particles in a single bottle. >> it's an indication we should be concerned. it's not catastrophic, but it's concerned, especially if you look at them, if you're drinking only bottled water and you do this every day. >> researchers tested 11 popular brands of water in nine countries including u.s. the world health organization says there's no evidence that micro plastics affect human health. some scientists say more research is needed. >> we've become aware of the prevalence and the potential harm they might cause, i think we need to start thinking now about how we can reduce those inputs. >> reporter: the international bottled water association tells cbs news, there is no co

the children's classic about a girl named meg. >> this is her father. >> and her quest across the universeo find her dad. and her self-confidence. >> it's epic fight of good vs. evil. what does, is this a parable for our times? >> you know really a love letter to young people. about finding the light within yourself in these dark and divisive times. >> cut, nice. >> she presided over the massive operation. >> it is like being the general of an army. >> 900. >> 900 people in charge of. >> the oscar nominee the first woman of color to direct a live action film with a budget topping $100 million. >> we are in search of warriors. >> her first big statement, recasting the book's young heroin as an african-american. >> you are kidding. >> played with 14-year-old storm reid. >> i think well rounded stories in hollywood should be inclusive of people of all colors. don't see that hardly enough. >> for myself there were no the disney movies with little girls that looked like me and storm. >> they play meg's parents. >> what if we are not just in the universe but the universe is within all of us. >>

meg oliver met with some of them. >> i know the u-haul when it comes driving through. >> reporter: six months after hurricane harvey flooded houston-- >> going to have to make a u-turn. >> reporter: ... click still drives into some of the hardest hit areas. >> it's stuffed. we have beds in here. we have some coffee tables. >> reporter: christine has been collecting donations for families struggling to rebuild after h caused recordbreaking floods. >> do you want to take these groceries into-- her name is jenny? >> reporter: jenny johnson lost everything. >> it was the worst experience i ever had. you know, the water came up, maybe to my waistline. and i have little babies. >> reporter: inside her home, mattresses lie on the floor, insulation bulges from the frame, and doors are missing. and you still don't have walls. >> no. >> reporter: throughout the entire house. >> right. >> reporter: six months later. >> yes. >> reporter: johnson's family received $5,000 from fema. it was enough to fix their roof and cars so they could drive to work. do you think people realize that it's still this

meg oliver tells bus two female candidates who are hoping for big win this texas. which holds its primary elections on tuesday. rtd gina ortiz-jones and lizzie pannill flecher are asking texas voters to send them to washington. >> donald trump is threatening everything we stand for. >> flecher is a lawyer chasing a congressional seat in houston, that is been in republican hands since george h-w bush took office in 1967. >> st just the one that i am running in is ready to quit. >> jones is an iraq war vet who wants to be the first well and fill fin-- filipina-american to represent san antonioness this is not a spectator sport, we have to get off the sidelines and be part. >> in 2013 a total of 237 women ran for house and seats. the they today there are 4955 female likely candidates for congress-- 495. >> nothing shy of a movement to see this number of women, mostly democratic tossing their hat in the ring. >> with gun violence in the national conversation, these democratic candidates support banning military style assault weapons. universal background checks and rai

.>>> in austin texas, a bomber killed himself, he left behind a confession, and tonight, meg oliver tellshow police tracked him down. >> reporter: austin please revealed they recovered a 25 minute recording made on the cell phone found with 23-year- old mark anthony conditt. >> on this recording, he describes the six bombs that he constructed, with a level of specificity that he identified the differences among those six bombs. >> reporter: investigators say he used a seventh device to blow himself up, after police cornered him near a red roof inn in round rock early wednesday. fearing more bombs might be delivered, they secured his home. knocking on doors to clear the area, before sending in a robot detonating device.>> there was componentry, and homemade explosive material, that's what we were concerned about.>> reporter: they began march 2, for in austin, and a fifth at a fedex facility in san antonio, the sixth did not detonate. to be more killed, for others injured. surveillance video provided a break in the case, the police chief says that his motive may never really be clear. >> he

meg oliver has more on the 98 year old nun who is stealing the show. >> that's it. >> as the celebration for loyola chicago exploded with confetti, cheers and players cutting pieces of net, their secret weapon soaked it in with that angelic smile on the sidelines. >> for a nice little school like ours, we are just so proud of them. >> 98 year old sister jean has reached celebrity status. she sports customized niekes and even has her own bobble head, known for her prayers before the game, and infamous hugs after. >> from loyola chicago. >> the team chaplain has guided loyola chicago in a impressive turn of events. >> and a chance and a four point play. >> the ramblers won for the final four came out of know where. the last time the team made the tournament was 1985. >> here is custer, the catch, the shoot, it's good. >> on the attack from the start saturday, loyola chicago came out strong. sinking shot after shot. >> custer looking for help, gets itment williamson. >> the ramblers dominated against 9th seeded kansas state. they are the last double digit seeded team left in the tournament.

meg oliver, cbs news, new york. the scene of what appears to be an abandoned warehouse fire. >>> we are following breaking news right now. san jose firefighters are on the scene of what appears to be an abandoned warehouse fire. you can see a lot of smoke in this area in san jose. we have reports that the two alarm fire is located on st. john's street. that is near the s. a. p. center. we do have a crew on the way. we're going to bring you updates as they become available. >>> it is the end of an era at the santa cruz board walk. after 59 years, the ferris wheel is coming down. the decision to remove it and what could replace it. that story and more at five. >> that's going to do it for kpix 5 news at noon, our next newscast is at 5:00. >> and of course ken and liz will see you back here at five. >> stay dry. >> be careful out there. >> hope you have your umbrella. >> have a great afternoon. get ready for spring-at the ross spring shoe event. ross has the must-have styles and brands for a fraction of what you'd pay

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foror "nightly business r" meg terrell. >>> serepta therapeutics plans to seek approval for a muscularystrophy treatment. the fda will review t company's experimental treatment for this disorder. it plans to applyorpproval by the end of this year. the company's first drug was approved back in 2016. shares climbed 6% today and finished the day at $7>>10. meantime short seller citronai research netflix could see tts stock fall to $3 a share. it says t the streaming giant's spending on original content is unsustainable long term and added that the company faces a slewtif comrs that have the money to create compelling content on their own. netflixhas were off 3% to 21.30. >>> t longtime chief executive of dow chemical istepping down from his role last month. andrew liveris has said he would retire once dow completed its merger with dupont. he also plans to leave the board of director. shares is of dow dupont fell 1% to $71.34. and after the bell, stitc fix reported stronger than expected sales in its second report since going public. the online personal styling company said results were he

. -- h meg terre more from new york. >> reporter: 13-year-old page horton has been through more than most adults. >> that was very depressing for me abuse like, no, this is real. you are like, it could just be in your head. we are not saying it's not real. we think you are creating it. i'm like, i think i would know if i'm creating it. >> reporter: she had a pain in her joints that got worse and worse over the years. it to an odyssey of testing to figure out what was wrong. she has a rare genetic disease. she shared her story at the healthy returns conference in new york where people are working across health care from industry to government to wall street. scott god free talked about lower drug prices and worked on the agency'sn work public health. >> i think the most important thing we can do is g back to public health basics, reduce smokinrates, promote healthy dates and raise vaks napgs rates. >> reporter: other topics onnist display atnc the confe were the amazon effect on health care. cutting edge technology like jean editing and big data. and the changing face of the industry

i saw e girl as hero, meg murry. >> brown: this week in new york, i spoke to dector ava duvernay. >> girl who's the leader, even though she doesn't think she is or can be. and i loved that story and wanted to make sure it was told, but also told from a perspective that included images where all kinds of girls and boys could possibly see themselves in it. it's the same story, jushas different skin. >> brown: it's a deeply emotional story of love an loss, but one in which science and brains are more important than brute force. y, brown: the film features oprah winfindy kaling and reese witherspoon as the three mysterious "astral travelers" who serve as guides to the young adventurers. at the heart of the story here, a mixed-race family, with 14-year-old storm reid playing meg. >> i'm conscious of the fact that there hasn't been a hero, a cinematic leading lady who's the heroine of her own story, that's been in the body of a black rl. and so to have the opportunity, with disney's blessing, to say, let's expand this and make sure thee all kinds of kids can s themselves in the film. and i

elaine. >> meg oliver, meg, thank you. >>> a acrobat took a terrifying fall last night during a performancetampa, florida. jan lost his grip and fell ten feet to the stage. he died from his injuries. cirque de should i be making motorcycles? yes, you like motorcycles. should i start a motorcycle company? yes! you really like motorcycles! should i make a squarespace website for it? yes, they're very good websites. but why am i in the desert talking to myself? don't ask me. ♪ ok. [motorcycle revs away] ♪ music fades >>> election night in rush yeah. no surprise who won. vladamir putin re-elected with over 70% of the vote. turnout may have been lower than he wanted. 52% of russia's nearly 111 million voters weighed in. elizabeth palmer is in moscow. >> russia's election had all the signs of a real contest. opposition candidates. ballot boxes. registered voters. this is what the russians call, managed democracy. a system built to guarantee, vladamir putin will win. asked as he cast his vote this morning what kind of turnout he hoped for, he said -- just enough to let me fulfill the role of presi

meg oliver tells us about two female candidates who are hopin. which holds its primary >>ina ortiz jones and lizzy panel fletcher are asking texas washington. >> donald trump its threatening everything we stand for. chang a congressional seat in houston. that's been in republican hands since george h.w. bush took >> it's district. running in, ready to. >> an iraq war vet wants to beep american to represent santonio. >> in 2016, 237 women ran for house and senate seats. the rutgerer women in politics says today, there are 495 female likely >> nothing shy of a movement to see, this number of women, mostly democrati t hand in the ring. with gun violence in the national conversation, these democratic candidates support banning military style assault universal background checks and raising the age to buy all >> this is texas. going to win voters over? their kids to be safe when they >> democratic women challenging house incumbents are up more republican strategist, leslie sanchez those re significant challenges. but running once, usually means, runnin

at number four meg whitman until recently president and chief executive officer of hewlett packard enterprise a millionaire activist and philanthropist she proved the appear to me of cool when she took part in the ice bucket challenge. coming in third pridgin you're already the first woman to serve as c.e.o. and president of i.b.m. she has degrees in computer science and electrical engineering and started working her way to the top of i.b.m. as a systems engineer in one thousand nine hundred eighty one. our runner up susan. pirate is google's sixteenth employee in one thousand nine hundred nine she advocated its acquisition of you tube and has served as you tube c.e.o. since two thousand and six today she has her own channel to share her perspective. number one sheryl sandberg c.e.o. of facebook and one of founder mark zuckerberg close associates and author and activist she's committed to advancing women's empowerment also in talks with the french president. that was ranking not programmed prejudiced by. if you google secretary. stereotypical. secretary. even in finnish. for example. it's not

at the heart of the story here, a mixed-race family, with 14-year-old storm reid playing meg. >> i'mscious of the fact that there hasn't been a hero, a cinematic leading lady who's the heroine of her own story, that's been in the body of a black girl. and so to have the opportunity, with disney's blessing, to say, llt's expand this and make sure thatinds of kids can see themselves in the film. and i'm proud of that, simply because, really, something that ovndy kaling said to me: "i used tothis genre, youth fantasy/sci-fi, but it never loved me back. i never saw myself in it." >> brown: is this something you though you took it on, or as you were thinking about what you were going to create? >> i don't have the privilege of not thinking about it, to be honest with yo it's not like a quirky thing that i think about, or it comes to mind. it's life. and so when i'm making a film, asserting myself in images ofwo people like men and people of color, in places where we've been long absent, isn'a kind of cool thing to do for the movie. asserting my presence in a film is not anything that requ

stay tuned to catchall of this back over to you. >> meg, thank you.e excited about this. >> i'm going to -- i only have a half hour i think with venter, meg, and it's all going to be about whether i can extend my life because human longevity is what -- so we're -- it's probably too late to get totally sequenced. >> gene sequenced? >> before 4:30 yeah, totally sequenced. >> maybe if you drop off a blood sample now, joe, they can do it by 4:30. >> you know what, you need the full scan, meg i've looked into it a lot at what's possible. it's pretty unbelievable, the type of diagnostic sort of tools when you combine genomics with this new imaging system that he has. i know you're familiar with it it's expensive, sorkin >> yeah? >> 20 grand? >> 20 grand. >> meg, it sees things -- you know -- >> i'll spot you >> we have the idea that if you look healthy, you are healthy. that's what he says. that's the antiquated notion if you can look at things that aren't even going to be a problem for five or ten years, you can address those problems before it happens. i

. >> i've got to jump to breaking news to meg terrell who's at our breaking news desk. >> the s.e.c. is charging elizabeth holmes and former president sonny belwani with raising more than $700 million from investors through an years-long fraud they made false statements about the company's technology, business and financial performance. theranos and holmes have agreed to resolve the charges against them they're stripping her of control of the company she is going to pay a $500,000 penalty and be barred from serving as an officer or director of a public company for ten years as well as returning the remaining 18.9 million shares she obtained during the fraud. this is after the scandals that unfolded over a year or so where theranos essentially made what they say were misleading claims about their blood testing capabilities so elizabeth holmes here in a settlement with the s.e.c. the s.e.c. saying that neither theranos nor holmes admitted nor denied the allegations in the s.e.c.'s complaint as for the former president, the s.e.c. says it will litigate its claims against him in federal

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from the brought cast center in new york city, i'm meg oliver.ptioning funded by cbs >>> it's >>> it's thursday, march 15th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." more changes are coming to the white house. president trump gets a new economic adviser who's camera-ready, and the shakeup may not be over. >>> the stormy daniels case gets a new twist. the alleged connection between the trump organization and hush money paid to keep an adult film star quiet. >> show me what democracy looks like! >>> and in solidarity with the victims of the florida school

i'm meg oliver.he special counsel investigating kremlin interference in the 2016 election is getting closer to the white house. for the first time robert mueller's team has subpoenaed the trump organization. demanding documents relating to both russia and president trump's businesses. the news comes as the u.s. imposed new sanctions on moscow. jeff pegues has the latest. >> reporter: the subpoena from special counsel robert mueller, which the "new york times" reported in recent weeks, brings the russia probe closer to the president. the trump organization says it is cooperating. last july mr. trump signaled that any examination of his family finances would crass a red line. >> i would say yes. i would say yes. >> reporter: white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders. >> as the president has said numerous times, there was no collusion between the campaign and russia. >> reporter: but the subpoena suggests the special counsel, which is investigating russian interference in the 2016 election, is

c-b-s reporter meg oliver says... the shooting happened at a college dorm. (pkg) >>> a manhunt in michigan for a young man accused of killing his parents. meg oliver says the shooting happened in a college dorm. >> the police department is responding to a report of shots fired. >> reporter: the deadly shooting at central michigan university in mount pleasant happened early friday morning triggering a campuswide lockdown. a student shot this cell phone video as police frantically searched for the suspected gunman. he is identified as 19-year-old james eric davis junior. police believe that he killed two people who aren't students at the school following a domestic dispute. >> call 911 if you see this individual. he should be considered armed and dangerous. >> reporter: authorities say davis was involved on a incident on campus on thursday morning. he was transferred to a hospital possibly over a bad reaction to drugs. he was seen running from the school. >> he was wearing a dark hoodie. it's unknown what clothing he may be sporting now. we've located a number

>> before meg markle marries harry is she saying i do to someone else. >> >> your first has been nonier. only we're on the new show that pits c kevin hart. >> that's "entertainment tonight.ry >> of course. >> "the bachelor" under fire afte cruellest omg tell me that did not just happen yes. are you kidding me?ard to watchon. he crushed becca's heart for all p of america to see. >> that's why bachelor nation is outraged. did the show go too far? >> i choose you today and every day. >> i decided to call off the engagement and break up with rebecca. i have to follow my heart. >> for 25 minutes viewers watched arie dump becca for a shot with lauren. >> i want to take the risk and see ifth her. >> oh, my god. [ bleep ]. you've got to be kidding me. i can't look at you. just leave. >> actress sarah hend land was watching with all of us. >> what are you doing? do not go back in. she said to [ bleep ] leave. >> this is like watching o.j.'s white bronco and ben higgins said it best. >> there's a level of me watching this saying why does this have to happen with cameras around. why can't it be d

who has headlines from cnbc's healthy returns conference for us meg?ng, david we kicked off the day here at healthy returns with a conversation with dr. scott gottlieb when he took notifies may 2017 one of the mandate hess received from president trump was to focus on bringing down drug prices through accelerating drugs getting to market. we talked about what feedback he's getting from the president. take a listen. >> they've been very productive and he's very well informed about what we're doing and takes an interest in it. just on the whole i've had a lot of support from the white house which has really helped us advance some of our bigger initiatives things around what we're doing on opioids and tobacco where we've gotten a lot of support. >> now one of the things that the fda has been focused on recently is trying to speed biosimilars or generic versions of buy logic drugs to market gottlieb pointed out what he calls market schemes that keep these drugs from getting to market and in effect stocks like abbvie and humira, players competing there, pfi

meg oliver with the latest. >> the police department is responding to a report of shots fired. >> the deadly shooting at central michigan university and mt. pleasant, happened inside a residence hall early friday morning triggering a campus wide lockdown. a student shot this cell phone video as police surround searched for the suspected gunman identified as 19 year old james eric davis junior. police say the victims are the suspect parent james davis senior and father was a part time police officers. >> james davis touched everybody's life, in a positive manner the people he worked with, along with the resident. >> authorities say davis was involved in another incident on campus thursday, and was transported to the hospital. possibly over bad reaction to drugs. the michigan shooting happened on the last day classes before spring break. the parent were picking up children. meg oliver vbs3 "eyewitness news." >> well, here is something you're going to be seeing a lot today. avenue feeling. falling trees powerful wind from friday's nor'easter knocked a tree over in philadelphia's rid end

meg with details >> that drug made was shown to reduce the risk of cardiac event like stroke over thekend the drug was associated with a lower rate of deaths during the study compared with placebos important findings that investors hope is for use of the medicine and it competes with a similar medicine made by amgen they were both approved in 2015 because millions of americas have heart disease and cholesterol, it is expected to generate billions of dollars in revenue. instead, they've been commercial flops combined to $29 million one reason is their price. data shows even when doctors are writing prescriptions for these drugs they're getting rejected more than half the time by held insureds another reason is that the drugs haven't been approved because of cardiac deaths or events even on top of popular drugs called statins that's why these data that just came out are so important. in a trial of 15,000 patients who recently had an event like heart attack another drug showed an event rejern ron and sanofi's medicine was associated with a lower rate of trial in placebo. in most patients

meg oliver tells us about two female candidates who are hoping for big wins in texas.ch holds its primary elections on tuesday. >> gina ortiz jones and lizzy panel fletcher are asking texas voters to send them to washington. >> donald trump its threatening everything we stand for. >> fletcher is a lawyer, chasing a congressional seat in houston. that's been in republican hands since george h.w. bush took office in 1967. >> it's district. running in, ready to. >> an iraq war vet wants to beep the first woman and philippina american to represent santonio. >> in 2016, 237 women ran for house and senate seats. the rutgers center for american women in politics says today, there are 495 female likely candidates for congress. >> nothing shy of a movement to see, this number of women, mostly democratic, tossing their hand in the ring. with gun violence in the national conversation, these democratic candidates support banning military style assault style weapons. universal background checks and raising the age to buy all firearms to 21. >> this is texas. do you think that messa

meg oliver has more on the 98-year-old nun stealing the show. >> that's it!as the celebration for loyola exploded with confetti, cheers, cutting pieces of net. their secret weapon soaked it in with the angelic smile on the side line. >> for a nice little school like ours, we are just so proud of them. >> 98-year-old sister jean reached celebrity status. she sports customized nikes. and even has her own bobblehead. >> known for her prayers before the game. and infamous hugs after. >> from loyola chicago. >> the team chaplain guided loyola chicago in a blessed turn of events. >> richardson. hits it! and a chance at a four-point play. >> the ramblers run to the final four came out of nowhere. the last time the team made the tournament was 1985. >> here is custer. the catch. the shoot. it's good! >> reporter: on the attack from the start saturday, loyola chicago came out strong sinking shot after shot. >> custer looking for help. gets it. williamson. down. >> the ramblers dominated against ninth seeded kansas state. they are the last double digit seeded team left

about the royal wedding and inside meg >>> after ♪ >>> we're celebrating oscar night with "vanity fairing a lot of fun. ♪ happy birthday >> it's no one's birthday. >> miley cyrus and liam hemsworth. miley doubled down on hollywood glam wearing a silver sequinned gown and then a quick change to this plunging gold and black gown. she was so classic even her hair was classic hollywood. >> i want to know where she changed her clothes. >> the limo. >> whenever she wanted to. >> very miley. we know the "vanity fair" party is the place to be seen. >> who would you like to dance up a storm with? >> anybody that's available. i like dancing. >> is oprah here? >> no oprah. check out halle berry and kerry washington rocking their minis guests watched with a three-course dinner and drinks. >> what was your favorite part? >> when they were over. >> mindy kaling brought a familiar face. >> i'm headed for a night of fun. >> emma stone was expected to bring jlaw but came with emily blunt. olivia munn came solo before talking to us about another bestie. >> kim and i have been friends for a long time. sh

. >> meg, thank you. meg terrell in brooklyn.alk about the impact that mart martin shkreli you say there was an unintended consequence, a positive one, that came out of this whole episode where he jacked up the price of that one particular drug. >> that's right, bill. you know, if you look at what he actually represents in terms of that one drug which was going for a very small population, it was a drop in the bucket of the bigger picture of the whole health care and drugs, but his -- the blow-back from his presentation was so intense that it extended into all branches of society. and that wound up causing a lot of self-examination and outside examination of drug development, drug pricing, access to medical care in general. and i think overall, that was a healthy thing. >> you know, he also just seemed like the type of person who could come in and exploit a situation for a profit which sort of, again, represented this idea that there's no real substancethere to these price hikes because what martin shkreli did and the reason he g