>> actually, it starts from mit.icial intelligence building at mit, it will show you the definition of hack. it's actually a very positive word, but it became a very negative word. >> right. >> so the word hacker is to describe the people who are really -- they really like programming. they love to share information. just like cooking. you love to share recipes to your friends who love cooking as well. >> legally, there might be something wrong with it. but morally, do you think is there's anything wrong with like -- you're essentially breaking into an information base? >> yes. >> i'm not doing anything. i'm going to go in, look around, see how things work and i'll leave without disturbing anything. would most hackers say that's okay? >> yes. >> it's in the service of knowledge? that's okay? >> okay for most the hackers in our communities. i was lucky. i got into a very big hacker community here in shanghai and met a lot of great mentors. >> you started in business at 21. >> in factory. >> quite an accomplishment. >>

his freshman year mit. tyler went to mit? yeah, at least that's what tyler told me when i posted gavin's flyer. what else you know about this tyler greene? he's a former drug addict who showed up this year clean and sober, determined to turn his life around. okay. you know how i can get in touch with this guy? yeah, he's, uh... he's right over there. (popping) hey. tyler greene. i didn't do anything. hey, take it easy, take it easy. if i was gonna arrest you, i would've done it already. relax. anything on you? any needles or anything sharp? no. need to ask you some questions about your ex-roommate. turn around. i have nothing to do with that. really? you had nothing to do with what? with what pushed gavin over the edge? i hadn't seen him since college. so what is your fraternity handshake-- a punch in the eye? he did that to you-- why? we were just horsing around. really? you know what i think? i think you did something to drive him to his death. no... where you going? you said i wasn't under arrest. that means i'm free to go

the body of 31-year-old nicole mit willing dorf was found not far from where her car was parked. a note recovered from the car suggests there was no foul play in her death. >>> a couple of sports stories on this busy morning. the warriors playing without steph curry lost a nail biter to the rockets, 97-96. james harden hit the game winning jumper. he delivered 34.9. the rockets are up two games to one in the series into now to the diamond where jake pitched the second no hitter of his career. >> a 16-0 victory over the reds. the reigning cy young award winner struggled for controller i but dominated the rest of the game. he struck out six, walked four and only allowed six balls hit out of infield during the first no hitter of the season. this guy's on fire. >> he pitch aid no hitter against the dodgers just eight months ago. >> yeah. >> it's a good year. >> on fire. he's young. he could win a couple cy youngs before it's all said and done. >> good luck to him. >> coming up, the controversial plan to keep the zika virus from spreading across the u.s. why members of one community i

. >> she has been accepted to all eight ivy league schools as well as mit. and the talented teen scored a nearly 102-point grade point average with extra credit for science finalist. the news took her by surprise. >> my mom literally screamed on the phone when i told her and i was quite shocked myself. >> last year harold ekeh before choosing yale. she plans to visit all the schools before finally we will of course tell you what her decision finally is. very incredible for her and her parents. >>> let's see what we are dealing with today. >> it feels like february out there. and that my watch is pretty smart, but you know what it is cold. want to get this reading in plain view. from a low of 26 to 35 is not spring like. now his plans they were spared. she says you think that looks in ice. elena is celebrating lava lamp day. we're doing anything to stay warm. think spring and be smart. brilliant bright blue skies with the high pressure in control and numbers aren't high. 34 with the wind out of the northeast at 21. 27 the cool spot on the map in monticello ar

district is down to 42 degrees, you can see around thet region as we look at other plach most areas in the mit 40s to low 50s.50 so, we do expect this to not be quite as morning last week notes zoo w bell. colder than this morningis dropping to 33 out at martinsburg, 34 in frederick, 40 for the district no concerns about frost at district and points down to south and east. e could be 32 degrees to 42. bright day. on the chilly side without muchm wind in the morning. after school 55 to 62 and feeling like a nice in vigor rating wednesday afternoon i'll let you know about the 7-dayay forecast and potentially warmerr weekends on the way, shawn. >> thank you, sue. >> short-lived police chasehase ended with a crash on bradley boulevard on bethesda, eighthesd p.m. after officers try to pull over this car for a traffic stopped the car kept going. the chase lasted a few minutes until the car crashed on bradley at least avenue. fortunately no one was hitter. police arrested the man and woman inside that 82 jot tonight police still havi notpolice were looking for clue. they believe the man is in his 40s

. >> there was a radio call that there's an officer down and it turns out it's an mit brother. >> reporter: the brothers approached the officer's squad car. >> they assassinated him in hopes of getting his gun. >> reporter: after failing to get his gun, they run away. carjacking a vehicle and driving toward watertown. >> the vehicle is moving now, units. they're pinging the vehicle. the vehicle is being pinged. >> reporter: they moved in toward dexter. >> the bad guy is out. arms fully stretched out. >> shots fired at officers. >> i stood here and said this is what i'm going to do. i jumped up, threw it in drive and i just jumped downright here and i was following it. >> reporter: the car is moving? >> the car is moving and i'm following it and shooting between here and using the car as cover. >> i emptied my pistol and his pistol ran out of ammunition. he turned and ran down back onto the street, took a left. i chased after him, and i probably left about four or five feet in the air and came down on my shoulders and tackled him. he had eight bullets in him and he was fighting us. i had my

when book of mormons was all the rage we didn't elect mit romfullromney. we didn't do that. being said passing a law against fiddlers on the roofs is okay. that's for a safety issue. the hamilton thing is just ridiculous. here to talk with the decision do keep hamilton on the $10 bill is a woman affected by the decision, harriet tubman. [cheers and applause] >> larry: hi, harriet. i appreciate you coming back from the beyond to speak with us. >> and i appreciate you summoning me. >> larry: ooh, so scary. many predicted you'd take hamilton's place on the $10. what do you think? >> i think this is some [bleep]. last year everybody wanted me on that $10 now i'm getting bounced for a musical because a white man's being played by a puerto rican who can rhyme good? >> larry: i mean about what you on the $20 bill in 2030? >> larry, i've already waited 100 years just to have this conversation and now a dead sister's got to wait until 2030? come on. >> larry: since your dead it's really not that far away, you know. >> larry, paper money won't even exist in 2030. we'll be using bitcoi

i was recently with leading mit researchers and a bunch of people from silicone valley talking about what the research agenda should be. and i put on the table why don't you take a hard question. forget the stuff people suggest to you that, you know, how many people are going to work in the gig economy. take a hard question, which is ur question, and whether or not people should benefit from the value of what they provide from the internet system relative to what they get from the free goods or the facts they can use these services for free? there is a really right field for new understandings that can lead to new policy decisions and business decisions. >> i will let both governors have a quick last word, too, if you want and then we will turn it back to walter. >> thank you, walter and zoe, for creating this platform. before i get home and my wife yells at me i want to point out i am a strong supporter of hillary clinton. when i said president daniels -- it was in contrast to the primaries. this is one of the key issues this country faces; how do we more rapidly connect kids with t

we will spike in the 80s around the bay on sunday in some areas along the coast will mit -- hit 80 and sunday is the warmest day. cooler on monday and it spreads inland by wednesday. it will be a string of noise days to be outside. >> mike? good for the march of dimes? >> in the upper 50s to low 60s but clear and calm whether we were in san francisco like you, or matt will be in san jose and i will at the alameda county fairgrounds. >> look forward to it. a new details in the investigation spot death of late music lidge end prince. a copy of a new warrant allowing authorities to search the minnesota home. we may not know what investigators find at his paisley park estate for a ill but this morning the judge ordered documents sealed for 180 days or until will start of any criminal case. he died a week ago today. he reportedly entered an outpatient treatment program to help him deal with the chronic hip pain. we have learned that prescription drugs were found on prince and elsewhere in his home the day he died. it is unten whether they play add relative in his death, a toxicology report

mit mitsubishi used data from other cars. they manipulated the figures to meet the consumption targets. the then chief of testing division admitted to overseeing the rigging but now has taken back the comments. >>> u.s. authorities have started looking into the scandal. officials at the environmental protection agency say they've ordered the automaker to conduct tests and hand over more information. they say the additional fuel efficiency testing would cover models sold in the united states. the epa has accused german automaker volkswagen of using emission rigging software. it also hit hyundai and kia with steep fines. the volkswagen scandal generated greater awareness of u.s. consumers. mitsubishi motors president and ceo said the automaker logged a 4% rise in sales in yen terms for the business year ending in march. sas came to $20 billion but net profit fell nearly 25% from a year earlier to $800 million. he touched on the impact of the fuel data manipulation. he said the company's domestic sales are suffering the most. th

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aftermath brought her former partners's family to tears inside and outside the prosecutors say he adz mitted to starting fire because he was bored. his lawyer says his confession was forced. he was 14 the day of the fire. he is being tried for murder as an adult. >> thank you. >>> tonight, governor cuomo is sending 70 state emergency workers to fight a wildfire growing more intense. the fire began saturday. more than 800 acres has burned so far. no buildings have been damaged. with this additional help from the governor, now 180 state workers will join local crews to fight the fire. >>> we have a transit alert that might impact your tuesday morning commute. light rail service is down. this is why. in the video you will see a dump and a support pole near jersey city. service has been suspended. nj transit buses will honor tickets. >>> bill de blasio facing questions about whether his campaign broke fund-raising laws. it comes three days after the daily news published a memo from officials asking whether the mayor pressured ed d donors to circumvent laws. today, they put tough questions to him

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. >> reporter: according to state data on the rehe believation elevation and mit take program or r rem 7,781 homeowners have agreements signs and 361 homes or 39% actually complete. the leaders said today he doesn't expect most to be finished until a year and a half from now. >> that will be five years after the storm is that an acceptable timeline? >> no, of course not. >> the commissioner attributes delays to federal and local governments, more than to his state agency. he says municipalities have changed zoning rules and the feds spread out hurricane relief payments over two years. that sounds like a lot of the blame goes to the federal government then. is that your perspective? >> you know, i don't want to characterize it necessarily as blame. >> delays. >> delays. i think it's legitimate to talk about delays. we have expressed that to the federal government. >> reporter: he said it's in the hands of homeowners and completions spiked in the past five months and after nbc 10's story with this family, they have been assigned a new project manager. >> we have reached out. and i believ

she's accepted into all eight ivy league schools as well as mit. the phone when i told her. i was quite shocked myself. >> reporter: not shocking when you consider the 17 year old's 102 point grade average. >> i have not received a 100 on every single exam if that's what you are thinking. >> reporter: augusta got extra credit for extra work. she's already been an intel science finalist for ideas on hardening cement to prevent oil rig spills. the principal calls her a driven a plus plus student for whom the sky is the limit. >> noble prize, president. augusta can make a run at anything she wants to. >> reporter: acceptance letters come from the hall of fame of higher learning harvard, yale, brown, columbia, penn, dartmouth, cornell. one of her former classmates harold ekeh gained a sweeping ivy league acceptance just last year. classmates are bursting with school pride. >> it is honestly amazing that row that there is a senior that gets this far. >> reporter: augusta says she will visit all the schools before deciding where to focus her many talents and high hopes. >>> a teen

but what we do at mit is we trained a small group of advanced students have just come out of university or people who have done different things, maybe going to graduate schools, finish their ph.d's and commodores. and we try and do two things. i think most importantly. teach them the fundamental skills of journalism and reporting accurately on size and all those kinds of things. but at least as importantly, give them a sense of, i mean, i don't want to sound too fanciful or two i don't know, but the art, the literary power of stories in which science is the core. so we want them to be great journalist. that's the starting point but we want them to have the capacity, the rhetorical sensibilities on the artfulness to persuade people by the structure and quality of what they write or broad, you know, potential or whatever medium they end up working in. i think that's important. just creating a strong public culture around any kind of body of ideas and work and sensibility. i want really important, good writing about technology. i want great nonfiction about our recent history of our curre

>> mit. they went to the university of washington and won the mit prize. computer, you can imagine it would work with a smartphone app a the some point in the future. bill: we've not seen this physically yet what is the delay time? is it instant, if i make a sign, reads out on the iphone? >> there is a delay, but pretty minimal. depends on how good the database of signs is. that is, right now, prove of concept. it is working but that ising that they will need time prove. bill: you can imagine just the endless possibilities here now, right? >> yeah. bill: if this can be done, how else could we perhaps utilize it? >> that is the interesting thing. obviously sign language is great area to help people who are deaf or hard of hearing communicate but you can imagine people wanting to do other gestures or environments where you're making signs not necessarily sign language but wanting to translate what's happening. it is very cool. bill: i saw it, wow, what took us so long. >> i agree, so. bill: so far we've come so fast. >> absolutely. great stuff. bill: nice to

programs and strong diversity representation like mit, usc, columbia university. and we also have partnerships with organizations where their members receive copies, and it's free. it's a free publication, both print and digital of diversity in action. and we distribute these magazines to their events and also directly to the members. so so organizations like the national urban league, the hispanic engineer national achievement awards with conference, s.t.e.m. connector. we work with orion international which is a great organization supporting veterans that puts on career fairs specifically for vets. organizations that we work with. and it's very grassroots, you know? we're out there, and we attend the conferences and the career fairs. and, you know, it's a great way to engage the younger generation and become aware of opportunities in this field which for a niche area, it happens to have a pretty wide range of, you know, job opportunities and education opportunities. >> i was going to ask you about that. we're saying growing field. why the concentration now you t

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and young fans broke in their catchers mit. as you can see a wave of red and whiteys coming our way. the game more or less appears to be over. most fans say they were hoping for that flyers magic to walk this way over here for the phillies, good thing season is just getting started. we are live, justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> enthusiastic fans there, thanks much. >>> baseball tradition, the seventh inning stretch, but have you ever wondered how this baseball costume was born? well, that is tonight's good question. viewer fran had asked why do we do the seventh inning stretch? our nicole brewer goes in search of the answer for you tonight the at 11:00. >>> skies cleared for phillies home opener but more wet weather is on the way, meteorologist justin drabick is tracking some showers for us, outside on the sky deck, okay, yd what about that time line. >> we have a few hours to go here with dry weather. nice evening, well deserved break from the harsh weather from over the weekend. temperatures warmed up, almost nea

sunday you're going to be seeing those numbers in the low 70s to the mit mid 80s.t's when some of you might actually enjoy the weather. kristen, dan? >> that's toasty. sandhya, thanks so much. >>> the oakland a's take a plane ride. coming up, why their trip prompts one player to tweet #areyoukiddingme? that's next. >>> and on 5:30 on "world news" -- >> kristen, dan, donald trump's tirade, is the primary system crooked? >>> what joe biden said about hillary clinton. >>> also the super bowl champ killed. we have new reporting. >>> a major warning tonight about the zika virus in the u.s. authorities say it will be much scarier, and where. a lot to get to after abc 7 news. >>> new at 6:00, how more mmm. baclet's instabrag.d. honey, jalapeño boom boom, h-how is there no bacon emoji? denny's new honey jalapeño bacon, part of the red white and bacon menu. denny's. welcome to america's diner. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> poor americans tend to live longer in san francisco. that's just one of the findings of a new study. researchers found poor people living in expensive well-educated ci

and most recently i just completed graduate school at harvard university and at mit in business school and public policy. >> this girl's brain is just too big to be on this couch with us. [laughter] every time she's speaking, i'm but is this, you know, common? >> i think she's very typical. i mean, i think we have 96% of our students who come out of our program go on to college. and this past year we had 403 graduates, 100% of them are in college now with 50% of them being in the most highly selective schools. so we're really proud. this is one of the first years where we had all 100% go. >> that's pretty good, sandra. very good. >> it is good. and in the past seven years, we've had 70% of our students graduate within four years. so not only are they getting in, they're finishing. and they're going on to do well. so she is very typical. but she's exceptional at the same time. >> yeah. [laughter] there may be some student, there may be a family, you know, a parent who's watching and would, you know, want to know how their child, son or daughter, could get the same, you know, opportunity

permit, standing 5'2", when in any venue around the world, he could command a stage like few we ever mittedonned his name he got everybody talking that aare today. spike lee said he was a funny cat. jesse jackson calling him a transformer. and he was. the music hall of fame wrote when it inducted him 14 years ago, he rewrote the rule book, forming a synthesis of black funk and white rock that was a blueprint for cutting edge music in the '80. making dance music that rocked and rolled music, that had a bristling, funky backbone. fro the beginning prince and his music war androgynous. his representatives say he has been suffering from the flu for a while, and just two weeks ago during this tour, prince canceled a few shows because of illness. and then louisiana friday morning, as he was flying to a concert in georgia, his private plane made an emergency landing in moline, illinois, where he was rushed to the hospital. and yet the very next night, during a concert being held at his paisley park compound outside of minneapolis, prince made a surprise appearance, to quiet the speculation about h

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i wanted to have a college sticker in my rear window like other people went to mit and kal.d stickers that say shabow college. i didn't want them to know that i went to shabow so i just cut sha bow off and put college on the back of my car. which-- . >> stephen: as far as they knew, anything could have peeled off the top. >> yeah, oxford college. >> i went to har vrd college, you-- harvard college, you know, whatever. >> stephen: you made it now. you have made it now. you're at the top of your game, at the top of your both you, but both you an i are sort of. >> we're doing good. >> stephen: we're doing good. we're top notch actors, you know n a way. i'm an acker in my own way. you're an actor. >> yeah. yeah. >> stephen: you've got a bunch of os cars for your work. >> thank you (cheers and applause). >> stephen: and i've got a bunch of emmys for my work. >> brafo. (cheers and applause). >> stephen: they're basically, basically the same thing. >> no, they are not, sir. they are not. >> stephen: they are the same. >> there is a big difference between the two, my friend, yeah, y

so you're an mit graduate, you're a harvard business school graduate. i don't know if you had been through harvard business school by this point. >> i was a year out. i had just graduated. i was working as -- >> so you're clearly an underachiever academically yourself, right? you're a smart guy going into this but you didn't necessarily have an education background, right? you didn't have any knowledge on your own that you had that pedagogical, you know, you're not someone who had been situated to do this kind of thing necessarily. >> you know, that's true. there was definitely no formal background there, but it was a -- you know, as you go through your own academic career, so to speak, i mean, one thing i observed is, you know, i was lucky to be, you know, doing well in things like math and science. and, you know, when you're in that position, you can either tell yourself one of two things. you either tell yourself, oh, well i just have certain dna that makes me better at math or science. >> right. >> or you say, well, actually maybe i've had a good fo

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. >> he aed mitted he mistreated some athletes he coached and was deeply ashamed. >> police in new york made one of the biggest gang take downs in the city's history. the fbi and police teamed up to pick up as many as 100 gang members today. they raided complexes in the bronx early this morning. the suspects are connected to multiple unsolved crimes including murders. more than 30 people were arrested in the raids in manhattan. >>> a look at numbers. the dow up 51 points to close back up over 18,000 and the nasdaq falling about 25 points and the s&p up marginally about 3.5 points on the day. >>> chibani yogurt is giving employees ownership of the company. full-time workers will all get a stake in chibani, it depends on what they do and how long they have worked there. it averages $150,000 per full-time employee but chibani is a private company, meaning those shares are only worth something if they launch an ipo or sell to an interested buyer. >>> it's hard not to feel the difference from yesterday out there. >> you need a coat today. >> not so much the rain coat but the coat needs to be

. >> mits first time up here. >> looking down the potomac -- >> reporter: a view that's unobstructedl directions in a city where capitol is king. >> georgetown over there. >> exactly. >> reporter: the dome remains partially hidden by more than a million pounds of scaffolding, fresh paint now gleaming in those areas now complete. >> i feel like this is a pretty good metaphor for what people think of washington. it was broken. >> symbolism is not lost on me here. we had to repair this organization, we had to repair this place. >> reporter: constructed just after the civil war, the dome was in bad need of surgery. is its first significant restoration in more than 50 years. no detail too small, even a couple hundred feet above ground. >> what person could actually see this, yet it's so meticulous. the level of detail and the level of craftsmanship is just amazing. >> reporter: while it may look like stone, looks can be deceiving. >> you look at monumental buildings across this country or anywhere else, these are carved marble, carved stone. >> all this is cast iron, right? >> reporter: t

sony intduci theroton pack, which mit resemble someing you saw -- there was a documentary that came out's called "ghostbusters." it was a documentary that featured some time to -- some scientists that had a new technology. some people thought that was entertainment. look at what sony has for us. >> sony corporation announced today that after 30 years of research and collaboration with on. julian holtzman and dr. eg spangler, it has developed the proton pack. lisa: i love it. cory: they did not give us pricing, but good to see technological innovation has not stopped at sony. matt: that is a good one for the kids, but i heard there was an adult website prank. i heard you talking about on the radio. cory: the big business of torn cornnhub coming up with hub, and making every sexual pun they could. google -- the google might drop -- one e-mail that lets you stop the conversation and even create that would happen. it actually backfired with people trying to use it and it crash the system and they thought it was serious. lisa: there are some scary consequences -- it was basically a minion dr

she has her pick for all the ivy league school she has been accepted into johns hopkins and nyu and mit> i'm not sure which school i'll attend. attending any school will be a great honor him for now, it's so amazing, like i i can't believe it still. >>> congratulations to you. augusta credits her parents and teachers for helping her think outside the box. >>> there's another hour of "action news" straight ahead. >>> beware standing water is turning into ice on roads. we're in a freeze warning after our spring snow this weekend. >>> nearly 100 people were killed in a fire over seas. this morning we know what caused it. >>> plus, another complete update from meteorologist chris sowers and accuweather, we'll see you back here after the break. (dog) mmmm. we've been together since 2012. dinner is absolutely our favorite time together. i do notice that sometimes i eat better than her. i get my healthy bowl of beneful, and she eats a cheese stick and a cracker. that's what she ate last night. cheese stick and a cracker. can you believe what some people put in their bodies? (vo) beneful origin

its >>> researchers at mit have taken 3d print to go whole other level.gged row about the that can practically crawl out of the printer on its own. robot created together in a single step. no assembly required. after attaching a battery and motor it's ready to go. team calls it the fabrication functional machine. you got. that entire process takes 22 hours. now to the new "star wars"preview tonight,s. rogue one video has 7 million views. fans are combing through frame by frame for clue. one of them is a quick glimpse of dark figure. is it vadar? watch the entire clip on the face book page. one last check of the weather. let's go to sandhya things are cooling down. >> yes. temperatures went down and rain will be coming down as a matter of fact as we head to to. live doppler 7hd it's cloudy skies. rain coming in from southern california. the system off to southern california coast. it will continue to bring in some rain down there. 65 in los angeles. 65 yosemite. 57 in tahoe. monterey 64. eureka 61 degrees so here in u(ás as possible"'n the low 70's. s'st o

lan right now the gloves exist only as prototypes, but the student were recently awarded a price from mitcontinue to developo that invention. >> that's amazing. really amazing. ama > a wedding photographertogr meantime has come up with a verr unique way to p contact tour couples in the reflection oftion their rings. check out some of the stunningg photos here. peter adams shawn is the photographer behind theseehin pictures. what he calls ring scapes since 2012. sometimes the reflections in the rings are the couples, sometimeo they are other objects like bridesmaids dresses or other things from the wedding. > they're beautiful. >> they really are beautiful. > the baby bald eagles finally have their proper names, freedom and liberty. >> i knew it. my favorite. fav > the pair had been referred to d.c. 2 and d.c. 3 since their d. birth in march. their mom and dad are known as mr. president and first lady. l the new baby's' names were unvailed today after more than 36,000 votes were castellani online.line they did this one probably properly without the voting fiasco that happened over there lo

a graduate of stanford and mit, carly is brilliant and capable, and yet she experienced the hard skr scrabbe world in a business world. i say that as a son of a pioneers computer programmer, my mother who started in the computer industry in the 1950s, i say that as the husband of my wife, heidi cruz, who spent two decades in the business world. over and over again, carly has shattered glass ceilings. but in addition to being a woman of extraordinary intelligence, she is also a woman of deep principle. she served as the chairman of the american conservative unit foundation, championing conservative principles on a national level. she has studied the threats facing our national security, serving as chairman of the cia's external advisory board. if you look to the criteria i laid out, let's start number one, with knowledge. she knows from having spent a lifetime how to produce jobs, how to expand jobs. how to raise wages. she knows first hand that the key to economic growth is not government and more and more government. it is rather less and less government. my opponent in this race, d

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alex beaches and would often quote the works of the radical mit professor noam chomsky. a lot of young american people when they were undergraduates read noam chomsky and we sort of scratched our heads and said what's that about? the guy seems a little unhinged but some people actually believe this stuff. in the 1970s many of the iranians who would later become leaders of the iranian revolution, they were schooled in american universities. someone once said where they learn to hate america? they learned in america. heather: chomsky is still active politically, the father of linguistics is what he was best known for or should be but he was out sport outspoken on the war of terror. also occupation wall street, he does agree with that so these messages are still spreading. >> if you look at a lot of news channels, not this one, you might imagine that the israelis right now are committing genocide against the palestinians because of a distorted media lens or you might think that everything the united states did in iraq was just taboo garay but multiplied 100 fold. not true b

she has been accepted into all eight ivy league schools as well as mit. >> my mom literally screamed on the phone when i told her. >> not so shocking when you consider the 17-year-old student's 102 point grade-point average. >> i have not received 100 on every single exam if that is what you are thinking. >> modesty aside, she got extra credit for extra work. she is already been an intel science finalist for her ideas on hardening cement to prevent oil rigs bills. her principal calls her a driven a plus student for whom the sky is the limit. >> a nobel prize -- president -- she could make a >> the acceptance letters come from the hall of fame of higher learning at all eight ivy league schools. even more incredible, one of her former classmates gained a sleeping ivy league acceptance just last year. classmates are bursting with school pride. >> it is honestly amazing that this is the second year in a row that the school has had a senior to go this far. >> augusta uwamanzu-nna says she will visit all schools before deciding where to focus her many talents and high who -- high hopes. >>

the 2300 block of pennsylvania avenue and south east 120 this morning and police say the 3 took a tan mit beeshy with tags and there was 'small change and indicate to end in south west d.c.. nobody injured. three people in custody at this hour. concern in the united states. top health officials say the threat is scarier than initially thought. now, the push is on for more federal money to fight months keets owes that spread zika and research into vaccine and treatments and white house already agreed to use leftover money for ebola fight and, doctors with national institutes of health say it's a fraction to help get the job done. zika provrp to cause brain defects in babies born to women infected with the virus and there's also reports of rare neurological problems in adult adults. >> well since the flint water crisis public water systems across the country came to scrutiny. it announced a dozen of state water systems are not up to code with federal standards and impact about 2,000 people. . >> chick-fil-a getting rid of iceberg let us permanently. fast food restaurant president nutritionl

mits by -- married 27 years. raised 6 kids. including 5 boys. he had grandpa move in with us. glenn: we loved having him as part of the family. it's what you do. kids: in congress, dad will protect president obama's legacy. he'll fight for jobs and protect social security and medicare. glenn ivey will never quit on you; and we should know, we're his kids. glenn: i'm glenn ivey and i approve this message. i'll take on the republicans for all of us. michelle: in the last two hours we received volkswagen has a deal about the cars that cheat on the emissions test. but on the heels of the emissions scandal another car company says it may have issues with other numbers. "7 on your side" consumer investigator is on your side to explain. kimberly suiters? kimberly: 71.5 miles per gallon. sound too good to be true? it is. today the president of mitsubishi admitting to the falsification. he said he claims he knew nothing about this wrongdoing. there is a big price to pay when this happens and there is faulty fuel economy testing. in the last hour as you mentioned "7 on your side" learne

. >>> he would may call it baseball but at the heart of repairing the mit. it takes a skill. that's when you call the glove doctor. steve overmyer introduces us to a person who repairs gloves and the memories. >> there's a lot of laces. >> reporter: working out of his basement in brooklyn, john gollum does surgery on the most prized possessions. >> they are trusting their sentimental glove, the glove that they maybe pass on to their child or continue to usual it's very rewarding when they are pleased. >> reporter: mitts from across america find their way to his shop. >> there's nothing more sentimental than the baseball glove. you made a great catch with it. it feels right. >> reporter: leather craftsmen are scarce but exceptionally scarce are the masters of the art entrusted with the hall of famers. >> there was a glove of derek jeter with a small tear here. >> were you nervous working on his glove? >> nervous but people good. i trust my ability. >> reporter: whether it's baseball gloves or boxing, >> i been fortunate to be part of a great american manufacturing family. >> r

. >>> the president prom mitted over and over no troops on the ground in syria. will not happen. no troops on the ground in syria and then he put droops on the ground in syria. but don't worry. the white house says that time it was not mission creep. what are they saying this time? as hundreds more troops gear up to go to syria. seems russia's putin is -- we just got a fox news alert, steph curry's mri is complete, and now we know what it means. and if you're a big steph curry fan in the short run the news is not good. and i'll have it for you in total next. we asked a group of young people when they thought they should start saving for retirement. then we asked some older people when they actually did start saving. this gap between when we should start saving and when we actually do is one of the reasons why too many of us aren't prepared for retirement. just start as early as you can. it's going to pay off in the future. if we all start saving a little more today, we'll all be better prepared tomorrow. prudential. bring your challenges. >>> headlines from the fox news deck. the

johnny mit joni mitchell and i'm trying to think of some others, he loved all music. >> alyssa, thank you. chuck, a big thank you as well. >> thank you. >> fans have been flocking here to princess paisley park estates since yesterday. a steady stream of mourners, lots of folks wearing purple. lots of folks bringing their small children, lots of folks dropping off balloons. that symbol prince adopted in the '90s when he was at war with the music industry, we have seen that symbol as well. >>> another fan after the break shares her memories with prince. >> my brother and i have a significant age range between us so we connected over music like prince and michael jackson and janet jackson. i brought my son here today to commemorate that memory. ♪ ♪ you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. as long as you love me, it's alright bend me shape me, any way you want me... shape the best sleep of your life. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology adjust any way you want it. the bed that moves you. only