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i was like, wait, it's my aunt. >> even though morrow kept her cool, she admits she was nervous insideher aunt didn't even realize she was talking to her own niece. wow, what a story. >>> firefighters couldn't save this sprawling mansion in an upscale neighborhood in atlanta in buckhead. it was declared a total loss this morning. flames were already shooting through the roof by the time the crews arrived last night and didn't take long for the fire to engulf the entire home. the distance from the home and narrow winding driveway made it difficult to get to the fire. >>> an accident north of pittsburgh is a somber reminder of just how dangerous operating a chain saw can be. james valentine was trimming a tree along a busy highway when the saw kicked back and dug two inches into his shoulder. first responders had to disassemble the saw without moving that blade. valentine says at first he barely even felt anything. >> there was about that much more to cut, and i put it back in, and then it was like about -- the tree was about that wide and the saw was in about that far and then i revved

crystal morrow's dad doing fine.ve it or not, 911 training is so thorough that crystal was actually trained on how to handle herself in the event a family member were to call. that training paid off immediately. this morning that rookie is now a veteran. >> yes, she is. >> i'll say. >> it's amazing they're trained for that. >> cool customer. trained for it. >> you could hear it in her voice. i was thinking how does she say stay so contained? she was trained. she was prepared. >> you want to say aunt barbara, what's up? you don't do it. >> thanks to all the 911 dispatchers. all right, john, thanks so much. >>> to ginger right now and, boy, some real severe weather in the heartland. >> severe season kicking off and we begin with video. i think it helps to see what could happen and this is what happened in north texas yesterday. sandwiched between wichita falls and dallas, you saw that supercell there and then hail large enough to break through the windshield of this car driving. 2 1/2 inches in diameter in some places,

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well as the next steps in the rescue operation including the arrival of three industrial crane some morrow was to be used to try and place the shed. she told the families that wall bad weather conditions are hampering the search they should not lose hope. all the audio mix. so how did that tragic day unfolded the four hundred and seventy five people onboard this military should have been on the second day and take your time and right now. they left the port city of the injured tuesday night and were nearly twelve hours into their trip when something cause the ship to capsize machines in and one sister therese journey leading up to that fateful moment e eleven hours and fifty two minutes. that is how long the caps i sternly in theory traveled after departing from its port with four hundred seventy five passengers on board more than three hundred of them high school students ranging from little children holding their mother's hand to middle age travelers with backpacks they all walked went to . not knowing what was to come the ferry leaves quite an hour and twenty minutes after its scheduled

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inflation starts to pick up as they expect certain transition to raise rates the new alexander from the morrow. thanks for much for watching. it's an overview of some of the global my kits the eye it is. more me. morning. do the historians believe the huge a treasure trove of old documents. he did in homes across japan continually an alien artifacts can become nineteen terrorists and potentially lives forever. what man is now trying to save them with the help of some i'm usually content. all japanese documents are written on washy paper made from a mixture of our fiber and water. some are hundreds of years old. passing time and attractive made them difficult to read. one man has come up with a low tech way to save these important records. a vacuum cleaner the electric blender and loss of patience. these are the tools used by traditional tiny in his mission to preserve the old documents. a former japanese history professor. he has seen many cases of people going away documents because of the restoration costs there are many local families who keep records dating back centuries. often the docume

resubmitting that plan to the fed instead hunker down and try to rebuild those process make them morrow bust, resubmit next year so investors have to wait three more quarters for that. >> kayla, thank you very much. citi is just the start of a big week for corporate earning. more banks are due to report along with a handful of blue chips, coca-cola, general electric, intel. dominic chu with a look ahead. >> reporter: this is a huge week for bank earnings. in addition to citigroup all the other major groups will report. on wednesday bank of america is out before the opening bell, goldman sachs and morgan stanley report before thursday's start of trading. bank and other financial stocks are important for the market because the sector is the second biggest in the s&p 500 right after technology. they've also underperformed as a group for such a long time. even today with stocks near record highs bank stocks are still a long way off from recouping losses from the financial crisis but some see opportunity. >> we do like the financials. we own some of the big names. nice to see wells fargo put

god the sergeant says inspectors today bolted for the whistleblowers charger to be revised to make morrow post. the delegates here feel there needs to be a process whereby god become reports complexes incompetence because they wouldn't comment on the auctions a former garbage on wilson and sergeant morris mccain. they acknowledge that perhaps the reason they did what they did was because there wasn't a proper system in place that is thrown into a pretty good photo op of the corpus of cheap point scoring. i can come up with juvenile the guys are gonna repost we do a job. due to the best part of it. many of the members vast majority of them. these are men and women who ultimately this is based on series from nineteen states the true god the commissioner told the conference the whistleblowers must be listened to the force needs to change its relationship with the godawful this month and the inspectorate. she promised that one encounters time. i think that's really the important thing for the twenty two members of this post but i want to do is to reassure members of the the party are dealing

we need morrow manslaughter. you know who brings the romance?tewart edge. >> trying to find a fine arts building. >> yeah. >> all right. yeah. yep. i'll walk with you. >> stewart edge goes up byu. in comes a new acapella group from byu, and then that fabulously handsome and very talented lead singer peter holland singing "kiss the girl." this is an acapella group that starts following these people. >> it's not just girls that stewart is going to kiss. it's also a guy and a girl who maybe are or maybe aren't together. are they going to kiss? >> they want to. >> they want to kiss. >> yeah. he kind of juked a little bit. she juked a little bit. ♪ kiss the girl >> the girl starts playing along with the theme of little mermaid. ariel didn't have a voice. >> ariel? your name is ariel? that's pretty cute. >> of course, stewart edge gets in on the kissing. >> am i supposed to kiss you? he even smooches a dog. >> what if you were sitting next to your sister? >> have you to get out of there. >> maybe like this guy does, kisses the girl in the hand. >> awe

up its defense capabilities in east and europe says the first days of twenty four seen dozens of morrowand spray planes have been sent to the region in recent months and is expected to triple its abit omissions of the baltic sea in may and at independent research and why mr ryan said that the greek believes this is a boston is complete schooling. this cake is being very hypocritical which is the norm with ham fisted bed. also i think is appealing to. i'm two groups here in austin on the bed domestic non policies in america have turned against the obama administration they see him get to see him as having a very weak foreign policy. so this is to bolster that a mayor says to me. we are taking a very tough stand against on the russians by finger under the impression this honor. russia is just another country that they can color and a bully into behaving as it's called advent economic war for their waste on barr said the dividend cut bangs. and also that the actions we see being undertaken by me some members in surrounding russia arson a clear message to russia to get it back or will come

very much remains sorrow filled the morrow stadium. twenty years on the team is still fresh here in the capital kigali relatives and survivors and heads of state. they gathered in the thousands to commemorate when un secretary general ban ki moon has called it one of the darkest moments in human history the genocide has left deep scars in the country's collective memory. but today is about reconciliation and moving forward without forgetting the past he studied his three week conflict in catholic history like me and trying to build a life comes time to do well for the kitchen. lexi can forget what happened. twenty years ago a mass slaughter began in rwanda. the violence erupted after the plane of then president chavez now getting on a tutu was shot down. members of the ethnic hutu majority accused the tutsi minority of carrying out the attack militants massacred almost a million tutsis and moderate hutus in just one hundred days a cloud of shame still hangs over the world community which was widely from the sidelines as the violence un

east sunday in hayward and oakland. 67 alameda 68 for richmond for inland valleys hit the low 80s morrowshow you the influence of all cats much cooler for bay shores were friends and allies more sunshine on the south bay. also will be up in the upper seventies even low 80s down in morgan hill. 67 more cupertino 67 sunnyvale. they'll also see some upper '70's and places like nappa. it said it forecasts we do have warm conditions still tomorrow with my cosigned by friday big cool down even a slight chance of a way which shower to. will keep things caught, and the weekend of. as far as the ski report on a sort of talk about. 85 in. is now at alpine meadows 60 at a nonstop. i feel like more information on this year's are as you can get get disk, with tickets at snowball not come. >> : >> : not in sports where is david the talks a hamstring injury that could put him at risk for missing the playoffs and a set up quite a puzzle that with the twins in at minnesota garry is up next. roth might and giants right now when, not out of the game after four innings. arizona was not leading san francisco

state wide, dry conditions and tomorrow night, for daytime morrow, dry. day game tomorrow. breezy, an adventure in the out field tomorrow. next week we warm up to near 90 degrees inland. >> wow. >> a change from now. >> yes. it is. >> thank you. >> the warriors had their work cut out for them. >> yes. >> down to one. you made the call. was it a foul? or good defense? the play deciding game three. sports is coming up next. bulldog: [yawning] it's finally morning! i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the tempur-pedic bonus event ends sunday. i'll have first pick from the huge selection of tempur-pedic mattresses. then, i'll get to choose $300 in pillows, sheets, and other free gifts. on top of that, up to 48 months interest-free financing. hurry! mattress discounters' tempur-pedic bonus event ends sunday. mmm, some alarm clock you turned out to be. ♪ mattress discounters on brand name mattress sets. get three years interest-free financing plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3

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morrow, 30 percent chance of rain. the higher reaches 48 nearly 60 on wednesday. warmer than that thursday. >> still had, marcus choses was trending online including a woman who live pleaded the birth of her daughter. >> update on the new star wars movie and a father and brother did it. that jeb bush will make a decision on running for president. >> and controversy about prince george's first royal court. of black i'm here with the house smart's tips. we all know the batteries in smoke and carbon monoxide detectors should be replaced twice a year. studies have shown more than 60 percent of deadly fires occur in homes that do not have smoke alarms in stalled or alarms that don't function because of missing or dead batteries. make sure you have one on each floor and in rooms that you sleep in. beneath a group be replaced every five- seven years. >> britain's royal family is in new zealand for prince george's first public engagement. prince george is eight months old. when he arrived, he was carried off the plane by his mother and greeted by a long a line of dignitar

. >> tomorrow we have camille foster, remy spencer and sam morrow is back.rtain those guests tomorrow will be sober. he went from awe to claw. a 3-year-old boy managed to squeeze his way into a game of a nebraska bowling alley. they retrieved him after 20 quarters. >> best fort ever. momma didn't lock the door and the kid is out the door. you're going to go and hang out with some stuffed toys. make it happen. >> yeah, make it happen. there you go. gavin what would you do if that was your child. >> lord, she didn't lock the door. i wish i married a woman south of the mason-dixon line. i like the way they say door. >> the truth about the story is kind of haunting. >> don't missay anything disgusting. >> it is not disgusting. >> the woman had a miscarriage years ago. >> no, stop it. you are a father. you are a father. >> and it lives on snacks and smarties. >> shut up. >> and two years later -- and a few people tried to rescue it and -- >> stop it. all right. >> can you stop talking. stop talking. >> it lives. >> stop it. >> he is a wonderful human being. >> so

"consider this" and antonio morrow is up next.it the latest news at aljazeera.com. >> obamacare claims its highest ranking career casualty. we look at what kathleen sebelius's resignation means. >> vladimir putin launches a war of word with europe. but the europe and germany night back. >> a shocking treatment for back pain, one way scientists are battling paralysis. >> the announcement of david letterman's replacement is not leaving some conservativists laughing. >> hello, i'm antonio mora, and

morrow federal building. family members and rescue workers gathered earlier to remember the victims. some of them were children who lost their lives and the hundreds of others injured in the 1995 bombing. >> remember that you are taking with you the heart and soul of oklahoma city, not only those who lost their lives here, but those who still live here today and don't ever want to forget what happened. >> ceremony concluded with the traditional reading the of the named killed. it killed 168 people, 19 of them children p. also damaging hundreds of buildings and cars near democratic bnearby. the bomber timothy mcveigh execute sfd for and terry nichols got life without the possibility of parole. >>> meanwhile there was drama in a walmart parking lot. authorities searching a man. the store went on lockdown. what sparked the tense situation. >>> and accused of running afoul of the rules. why a little girl is now fighting to keep her beloved chickens. >> i'll be really had because these are my pets and i really lov

tomorrow. morrow is full of promise. we can come back tomorrrow. and we promise to keep it that way. csx. how tomorrow moves. what a day. can't wait til tomorrow. why relocating manufacturingpany to upstate new york? i tell people it's for the climate. the conditions in new york state are great for business. new york is ranked #2 in the nation for new private sector job creation. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york - dozens of tax-free zones where businesses pay no taxes for ten years. you'll get a warm welcome in the new new york. see if your business qualifies at startupny.com >> we talk about jobs but seeing it through the prism of what the ryan budget does, not a path tos froprosperity it is a road to recession. neil: that is what being brave gets you in washington even just a little bit brave, because you want to spend moreover 10 years just not much, much more. it is true. the congresswoman's comments after the house passed the paul ryan budget today, but paul ryan is not cutting anything in his 10 year budget

"consider this" and antonio morrow is up next. hit the latest news at aljazeera.com. >> obamacare claims its highest ranking career casualty. we look at what kathleen sebelius's resignation means. >> vladimir putin launches a war of word with europe. but the europe and germany night back. >> a shocking treatment for back pain, one way scientists are battling paralysis. >> the announcement of david letterman's replacement is not leaving some conservativists laughing. >> hello, i'm antonio mora, and this is "consider this". here is more of what is ahead. >> the health and community services secretary kathleen sebelius is resigning. >> this comes after the miserable rollout to obamacare. >> we condemn russia four using energy as a tool of collusion. >> russia must de-escalate the situation. >> putin is a tough guy with a thin skin. >> the trial of our colleagues three journalists have been adjourned again. >> the prosecution case holds little water. there's nothing of substance. >> al jazeera rejects the charges and continues to dema

crystal morrow was just a few hours into her first solo shift when she heard a familiar voice on thehock. >> i did freeze. my hands froze. over the keyboard, but i knew i had to go ahead and get it in. >> she told her aunt what to do and got an ambulance to her dad. she said she was nervous inside but somehow managed to keep her cool. >>> some people in one georgia neighborhood are scratching their heads after a naked cowboy broke into several of their homes. well, this surveillance video shows he's wearing at least a cowboy hat, not naked. not fully naim naked. the man trotted through the neighborhood going in and out of homes. police found him in one of them listening to elvis on the resident's jukebox and watching tv. he was promptly taken into custody. >>> tiger woods will miss the masters for the first time in his career. the four-time masters champion had surgery monday for a pinched nerve in his back. woods will need several weeks of rehab. he said he hopes to be back on the pga tour this summer. he last won at augusta, nine years ago. this year's masters starts a week from to

i am antonio morrow. welcome to "consider this." here is more on what's ahead. >> the obama administration is reportedly considering handing over a convicted spy. >> this is the peace talks that are on the verge of collapse. >> the president has not made a policyic. >> the cia is accused of misleading the country. >> about the effectivenets of using tore information. >> the senate intelligence reports concludes the enhance intelligence. >> a company accused of overlooking a deadly glitch. >> driving this car was like roulette. >> my sincere apologies to everyone affected by this recall. we begin with one of america's most notorious spies who seems to have become a key bargaining chip in the faultering peace talks between israelis and pal stanians, jonathan policy arrested began serving a life term in 1987 after his conviction on one count of spying for israel. israeli officials invested more than a deck ailed he was part after rogue operation. then admitted he had been paid around $50,000 for tens of thousands of secret documents. n

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to morrow this whatever try to buy cheaper and he says we're not seeing that and i'm not quite sure how he's measuring that because it is quite hard to measure second order effect ahead of time and if your mission and how it's late it's too late because inflation is recession and so i think it is a risk and i think the risk we're going to have a banker aware of but again what ocean of crisis different risks to as well of a crisis they're not able to act as the size and as they should act and why should act that mean that they're not able to do a concert music program should we do i'm glad that you bring that up and we very well to my next question i want to ask you if you think the e.c.b. should start quantitative easing and if so what kind of assets could should and what if by. i think it should i think this was in central banking is kind of where we're expertise is really and if you look at what's happened in the economy last several years we've had a couple of central banks do quantities and we're doing. the reserve do it we haven't had the european central bank to any concert re

and to morrow you get up at three again four thirty or five thirty four thirty do you wake up with. you. know. why. he says it's. just he still will be shot if he sees the. eight. but he was. in today when i listen to john kerry or hillary clinton it's like that woman in that film goodbye london is better than that suddenly they wake up and you don't want to tell them that the movie world has moved on you know they're ninety five percent of the world's population that's not american they've kind of like moved on they've got over it they're not that they're not in america as they once were and so yeah what i call the c.n.n. curtain which is now the new iron curtain if you will it's an information curtain people living behind the c.n.n. curtain there gradually and slowly losing touch with reality and now the people america they cover having a real news. she could lumber tour. we should leave. anything. to teach me the reason why you should care about humans. which is why you should care only. take control of the local government building in the eastern ukrainian state. between rival r

i am antonio morrow. welcome to "consider this." here is more on what's ahead. >> u.s. officials are analyzing a video showing the largest known al-qaeda gathering in yemen. this is all about flexing and showing the world we are aqap with. >> i don't think this increases our concern. our concern of high. >> we called on russia to be part of the solution to stop destabilizing ukraine. we have not done enough to assist ukraine. it's almost disgraceful how little we have done. >> each time russia takes these kinds of steps that are designed to destabilize ukraine, there are going to be consequences. >> 31,000 americas either get murdered or commit suicide with illegal guns. only civilized country in the world that has this problem. >> as a mother, i am afraid is someone is going to take my children away. >> this is a battle for the hearts and minds of america. >> we begin with a very disturbing video from al-qaeda's most dangerous affiliate and new threats to attack the american homeland. the first video that and on hardcore islamic web sites is believed to have been from

. ♪ the roundup, for these are the stories that we are tracking ahead of morrow's open.>> if you're looking for way to spend your tax refund but google might be able to be a bit of google glass is now on sale to the public. the only problem is that of will bust you $1500 -- the only problem is that it will cost you $1500. the one-day sale is part of the google explorer program. today is a chance to get a chance on one of those devices. >> can you see me and those? no. >> i am not the audience for them, i are only have regular glasses, i cannot have additional -- >> you can get prescription google glass. >> too many screens. this will be the next thing that people will get addicted to. it is just coming. >> we're been talking about it all the time, but what exactly does the thing do. i was trying to research what it does give and it does a lot of the same thing that it does your -- your phone does, and it is like a siri. turn by turnyou directions, and it is also a platform so there are more apt that are being developed all the time that will work with google glass. you c

that, that thendz to prevent or slow rapid changes in technology that might otherwise bring about a morrow bust competitive environment. there are those who have expressed concerns that this merger might have that affect and some of those who make this point will point to relatively new offerings such as netflix, roku, amazon fire tv. these are products that compete arguably with comcast cable video offering, and those who have expressed this concern have been concerned that perhaps because some of the service that is i just mentioned can be accessed only through high speed internet. if they're worried about the fact that that market, the market for high speed internet is a market in which the merged company would have a very significant share. does that cause you any concern? >> i want to make one comment about local advertising. cable represents 7% of the local advertising market. it's a relatively small part, and whether the level of concentration is a material impact. >> 7% of the local -- >> advertising revenue is on cable. if you are a local advertiser are 3% of your money is going e

my name is tony morrow and i am on the steering committee of the reporters committee for freedom of the press, which is co-sponsoring this. and i want to thank n.y.u. also for sponsoring this event. i have also covered the supreme court for 34 years and have been immersed in these issues for pretty much all of that time. this is the second discussion we have had on the subject of transparency at the supreme court. the last one was a few months ago. the theme then and now really is that transparency in the case of the supreme court is about way more than just allowing cameras in the court. of course, that is very much on our wish list. we will see these other issues related to transparency develop even more this morning than over the last event. we have a terrific panel to discuss these issues, led by dahlia, it's my great pleasure to introduce her. she's also on the steering committee of the reporters committee for freedom of the press. another panelist sonny west used to be an intern at this reporters committee. dahlia covers the courts since before the turn of the century. when she ar

but hello byron morrow.these people don't belong to a charity fund us social service or anything like that this is just a spontaneous community of people who together has no where. they call themselves people who give a damn we've come here to help our disadvantage senior citizens please don't cry why are you crying they don't know each other but they do share one common goal she asks claims by a cult she's a good pal show gave birth to. their coordinator is disabled and bedridden and i thought oh my god what can you possibly give me my condition the internet is there. their call sign is together. the fact that. they're going to go digital the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy albus. role. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across silicon we've been a hydrogen lying handful of friends dashiell corporations that will profit by destr

apps getting into a new line of business launching a courier service in new york city, here is josh morrowk city. welcome to the program. you got the car service up and running, now you have guys on bikes running around a city. you can help them with, smart phone, take this for me from here to there. >> exactly right. using the same apps you already have on your phone you can request courier by bike or by foot to come, you track progress in your car. ò(beady have on your phone you can reque district upper west side there omega and the is there an office in 5 or 10 minutes. >> he can carry on his back or his hands directly to where it is going and you follow the progress on the apps and share it with a person expecting it and you will go directly there and to move anything. stuart: let's go to the car sharing service. you had a few problems. is it true that you guys called up to get 100 cars from your competitor, the get car sharing service and you canceled them all of a sudden? you really screwed up the competition. >> we partner -- stuart: did you do it? >> tell them how good -- i am not

my name is tony morrow and i am on the steering committee of the reporters committee for freedom of the press, which is co-sponsoring this. and i want to thank n.y.u. also for sponsoring this event. supreme so covered the court for 34 years and have been immersed in these issues for pretty much all of that time. this is the second discussion we have had on the subject of transparency at the supreme court. the last one was a few months ago. the theme then and now really is that transparency in the case of the supreme court is about way more than just allowing cameras in the court. of course, that is very much on our wish list. we will see these other issues elated to transparency develop even more this morning than over the last event. we have a terrific panel to discuss these issues, led by dahlia, it's my great pleasure to introduce her. she's also on the steering committee of the reporters committee for freedom of the press. another panelist sonny west used to be an intern at this reporters committee. dahlia covers the courts since before the turn of the century. when she arrived on t

they want stronger penalties for russia and morrow bust aid for ukraine and military action on the groundin ukraine today, a country bracing itself for war. the ukrainian military training volunteers to defend the east if russia were to invade. and dropping leaflets, warning kids to stay at home and to keep their children safe. schools there are already erily empty. they accused russia of risking world war iii. >> translator: military aggression by russia on ukraine's territory will lead to conflict in europe. russia already wants to start world war iii. >> reporter: but the situation on the ground deteriorating rapidly, president obama spoke urgently to build a new round of sanctions against russia. the additional penalties would target key putin allies and institutions, such as banks that they do business with. even as officials drafted the final language, the president seceded that it's unlikely to deter russian aggression. >> i think it's important for us not to anticipate that the targeted sanctions that we're applying now necessarily solve the problem. what we've been trying to do i

alicia morrow joined the coast guard at age 22. she started boot camp with so much pride and hope as she joined the coast guard because she believed deeply in their ission to save lives. which they do every day. her pride turned to humiliation and sorrow as her company commander sexually harassed her with innuendos night after night. this commander became etch more emboldened and eventually raped the female recruit. shockingly, he was convicted of a lesser charge of cruelty and maltreatment and adultery, and not rape. because the victim could not prove that her life wasn't under physical threat and she didn't fear for her life, she had committed to his sexual advances under command. the law did not take into account situations in which a superior abuses his or her position to take advantage of victims. and that is not full justice. and that is why the victim felt even more humiliated. as a marine tissue as a mother of a marine -- as a mother of a marine veteran, when i heard this story i knew i had to do something about it. i wante

i actually think there is a way they can use the gay marriage issue to make a morrow bust claim. we have a robust economy and now everyone get married. >> what is the public policy to make that happen? >> i am not sure. i think some of this -- like actually having people voice cull policy matters. look how influential hollywood was on gay marriage and how much that changed the hollywood positions, how much that changed public opinion on the matter? that e should take over situation? >> i have looked over pro marriage policies, and my conclusion is none of them worked. my parenting skills and coaching does work. activehat requires government policies. they involve partnerships that government could fund and other things. with -- with people on this panel support those kinds of policies? policies likeded partnerships or early childhood education? >>