the body matching don myers was found this afternoon in the wilderness park.uthorities are still investigating. as you know, it is getting hot out there warmer temperatures are here feeling a lot like summer. abc 7 news spencer christian tweeted. blue skies across the bay area today. changes are on the horizon, and spencer will be here with a full accuweather forecast coming up. vic lee at a press conference as u.s. marshalls announce the completion of a violence reduction operation. vic tweeted this photo out. telling us federal agents made 137 arrests locally, and 7,000 nationwide during a 6-week sweep. vic will have a live report coming up at 5:00. >> he may have taken to the air to make a political statement. the florida man who flew his gyro copter near the u.s. capitol has now led to a federal courtroom. how he flew unnoticed through what is supposed to be one of the most secure areas in the entire world. karen? >> good afternoon larry, doug hughes did not answer any questions today after he left court. after his appearance in washington. he just smiled

>> that body matches don myers description. certainly not the outcome that search crews and his family were hoping for and at this point everyone is just waiting on the corner to confirm what they already suspect. search crews scaled the mountain. he left with extra water and snacks, and his wife expected him home for a late lunch, he snefr showed. she got worried and called the east bear regional park district. myers car is still parked near the trail head about a note from search crews, tucked under the windshield wipers. 50 people spent hours looking through the rugged terrain, both last night and starting at first light this morning. shortly after 2:00 p.m. the discovery everyone hoped to avoid. >> our helicopter was circling one of the highest peaks in the area. they located what appeared to be a body. >> only the coroner can make a positive identification. officials say the body matches myers description. lieutenant lance brees says they're not sure what happened, but foul play is not a factor. >> it was one of the highes

lee highway at north fort myer serious crash there. still has southbound north fort myer shut down this morning. traffic from the key bridge, you'll be pushed on the g.w. parkway. 66 inbound no problems. 95 north, ten minutes behind from quantico to the beltway. more traffic when you get in your car on wtop this morning. and the outer loop to 270 is on time. back in ten minutes. >>> feeling unwelcome at the airport, while one area mother say reagan national's attempt to accommodate those with infants is appalling. >>> but first, an investigation is under way after a man is shot by police on the campus of the university of missouri. what happened and the impact >>> a lot of tourists and locals alike are still scratching their heads after the gyrocopter swooped down over the mall and crashed on the capital. you can see doug hughes piloting that gyrocopter. he will be in court this morning. meanwhile, multiple security agencies will be looking at how he was able to pull this off. especially because the secret service may have known that s

. >> sreenivasan: alex myers was one of the speakers. he's the first conference presenter to be transgender and he uses his life story as a way of educating others about transgender issues. >> i was pretty much a normal little girl. >> sreenivasan: alex grew up as alice in the small, rural town of paris, maine. he went to boarding school at phillips exeter academy in new hampshire and in the summer between his junior and senior years came out as transgender, a first for the school. in 1996, he was also the first openly transgender student to attend harvard university and he worked to change the university's non-discrimination clause to include gender identity. 12 years ago, alex married ilona in a same-sex ceremony in vermont. when his gender was legally changed to male, they had a second ceremony to ensure their union was by the book. at choate myers' story resonated with students. >> i just really admired him, i think it was really cool that he was able to do that in high school in 1994 to be able to a place where he was the first ever

late this afternoon, searchers found a body they believe is myers. nbc bay area's christie smith joins us live along that trail, where authorities are still working to confirm the identity of that body christie. >> reporter: yeah that's right. you know today, more than 40 people spent much of the morning and the early afternoon searching for irwin don myers. we had a chance to speak with them. of course, they were hoping for the best. this helicopter you see there, that was also involved in the search. then word came late this afternoon, an outcome no one wanted. >> it was one of the highest peaks in the area. >> reporter: lieutenant lance free describes the area where the grim discovery was made. >> approximately 2:10 this afternoon, our helicopter was circling one of the highest peaks in the area. they located what appeared to be a body in one of the caves. >> the caves, more of a rock outcropping. the alameda county coroner's office was called in to make an identification. but the east bay regional park district police believe it is irwin don myer

lee highway at north fort myer lee highway is now open but north fort myer is closed because of the bad crash. beltway is looking pretty good. no major problems as you take a big look at the beltway. a couple of cameras for you right now. 270 at old hundred road, looking quite good through hyatts town. and the beltway at indian head highway also moving along quite nicely this morning. the biggest problem -- greenbelt station shut down. those buses though will be running hopefully keeping things moving throughout the morning. i'm back with a live picture of 95 in virginia coming up. >> thanks melissa. >>> from chaos to calm at the u.s. capitol. the craziness on the screen after a man flew a copter on to the lawn. security forces are trying to figure out how all of this happened. here's a look at the scary video as doug hughes flew that device right there over the national mall. this morning, hupg -- hughes heads to court to face charges. hughes is a postal worker from florida. he had been planning this flight for a long time. he says he wanted to deliver a strong message to lawmakers abo

he is pulling from myers. he is pulling from lee benson. >> without regard to rogan, or at least rogan does not deal with this directly -- the idea -- the idea of salvaging schlesinger, the idea of this equilibrium of tension between capitalism and democracy seems to hold up pretty well as an explanatory feature. >> rogan also talks about how jackson set precedents for the kind of presidency that came to emerge in the 20th century, and the presidential power that was expensive, that was in rogan's view paternalistic. i think schlesinger expresses a similar kind of sentiment and of course at the end of his book, when he tries to create a link between jackson and the new deal of the fbi. -- of the are -- of fdr, now rogan might have a much more cynical view of what paternal presidential power means as opposed to schlesinger, but -- >> it is important. we will get to reagan later on fdr, however dubious that may be. i find a dubious that idea of capitalism and democracy, just because i think rogan is being a litt

to go over the line to where they're punishing the person. >> reporter: myers said it's not just the two p irritable deputies who face scrutiny. when it comes to others who seem to join in -- >> they have the duty to say something and pull other officers out. all officers are trained to do this. you could be in big trouble. >> reporter: the fbi is now investigating to determine if there were any civil rights violations. carter evans, cbs news los angeles. >>> a sentencing hearing begins today in the case of four security guards. three of the four face decades-long sentences because of firearms convictions. a fourth found guilty of first degree murder could face life in prison. defense attorney said the men fired in self-defense. >>> 11 educators convicted in the atlanta public school pcheating scandal are expected to be sentenced today. they were found guilty. they face prison sentences of 5 to 20 years. 21 other teachers pleaded guilty to lesser charges before the trial. >>> coming up on the "morning news," spring break arrest. two college students are accused in a sexual assault on

crew searching for myers found body matching the description near the trail. the coroner will determine the cause of defendant but authorities say foul my is not a factor. >> people over profit. these the message from group protesting eviction in san francisco mission district. 7 news was there as they passed out fliers and march tonight calling for an eviction free zone. some say they are being forced out when the landlord decides to sell to developers. one woman we spoke with says she can barely afford her new home. >> i have to keep working. until i literally just fall down. but 5 to full down i want to do it fighting this issue because i have had enough issue because i have had enough. >> state senator leno work to go modify the eviction procedure in san francisco to prevent any abuse. >> in oakland strong winds may to be blimp for nearly crushing a woman inside her car. tremendous fell on to kate's car as she was driving. she was able to get out without a scratch. oakland fair department say it's possible the wind knocked down the tree. >> warning if you

myers lived in palo alto. he loved to volunteer with ability united. >> 7 people are now charged in the shooting death of young mother in oakland. alameda county da charged 16-year-old with murder in last month killing of pierce. pierce died trying to shield her children from a shoot out in west oakland. police arrested 6 other suspects. teen arrested today will be charged as an adult. da says there could be even more arrest. >> one of the arrest came as part of nationwide sweep of violent felon by u.s. marshall and state local law enforcement agency. operation netted more than 100 high risk fumingtive from the bay area. abc 7 news reporter vick lerode along with the task force. >> 6 of the arrest were murder suspects. among them alex davis. he was one of the suspects wanted in the murder of an oakland mother killed in the cross fire of a gang shooting. also arrested in another high profile case suspected child molester jan carter escaped from santa clara county jail last month. u.s. marshall found carter in m

sanchez got wil myers. in the eighth, wil myers had his revenge.k jeremy affeldt for a shot off the wall. runners are going. padres got its first and only run this series so far. so we go to top nine. one out, one on, and a classic double play to end it. why do i have a feeling that padres and giants games are going to be just epic? 1-0 final. world series pitching rematching, madison bumgarner against big name james shields. >>> nothing like a juicy hot dog. as , bottom two. mark hannah, the crush shot. first major league home run, a two-run blast. it is 5-0. then here comes ike davis. i like ike. he scored two more. drove in four. as wrapped out 16 hits, drew the winning pitcher. 12-0 beating tonight in front of 40,114. >>> all right, and now the top 5. the videos please. nori aoki flashing the leather to derek norris. give me number four, a back archer liz. a one-hand rip. that is archi e goodwin, when good dunks go bad. that is lebron james! you don't see too many blown ones from human but it happened tonight! >>> jb holmes. we almost came to b

crew searching for myers found body matching the description near the trail. coroner will determine the cause of defendant but authorities say foul my is not a factor. >> people over profit. these the message from group protesting eviction in san francisco mission district. 7 news was there as they passed out fliers and march tonight calling for an eviction free zone. some say they are being forced out when the landlord decides to sell to developers. one woman we spoke with says she can barely afford her new home. >> i have to keep working. until i literally just fall down. but 5 to full down i want to do it fighting this issue because i have had enough issue because i have had enough. >> state senator leno work to go modify the eviction procedure in san francisco to prevent any abuse. >> in oakland strong winds may to be blimp for nearly crushing a woman inside her car. tremendous fell on to kate's car as she was driving. she was able to get out without a scratch. oakland fair department say it's possible the wind knocked down the tree. >> warning if you go t

lee highway at north fort myer drive. and pennsylvania avenue is closed because of emancipation day today. >>> well, if it seems like airplane seats are getting smaller and smaller you're right. but do they pose a safety threat? why flight attendants are demanding change. >>> >>> you're watching "news4 today." >> the rabbi at montgomery county wants to meet with the teenager who vandalized it. the teen was arrested, and he said it was a stupid joke and he regrets what he did. >> i want to really apologize to the jewish community and to everybody. because probably even my problems. >> espinoza was charged with property damage to a religious institution. >>> a deaf man who was held in prison for six weeks without a interpreter is headed to court today. the man is suing the arlington county sheriff and department of corrections. he was accused of stealing an ipad at the reagan national airport. for two days he did not know why he had been arrested. he said he repeatedly wrote the word interpreter and was denied one. >> peopl

i imagine you have. >> i had to gargle with saltwater and say bristol-myers. you are looking at this play as a cancer play. they've just become this oncology biotech masqueradeing as a big -- >> they got that in the market t. multiple on bristol myers is not a cell-gene. >> did you the other day, there was this rumor floated by jokers they were going to buy cell-gene, sorry it won't happen. >> bristol myers is a little bigger. not much. >> pocket change. >> the point is. >> it's too expensive. >> it has moved up dramatically as a result of tear manyics. >> i'm not going to disagree. bristol-myers had good expectation, merck had good expectations. >> it gives us a chance to ask you what happened to biotech and why? >> holy course, i thought there was a seat change going on yesterday, people decided they wanted to own freeport upgraded today by morgan stanley. i think people felt the multiples had gotten away. then you come back and say, what am i going to boy, parker ha napin? some mining companies that frankly have really no upside? >> what was behind that yes

bristol-myers >>> i am jim cramer. see you tomorrow!rator: in this episode of "american greed"... one man's bold scheme to get rich quick. >> the opportunity was there for them to make easy money. >> narrator: albert talton puts a modern twist on one of the nation's oldest crimes -- making counterfeit money. >> this one was different because it was just a computer and several printers that were utilized to print this large amount of counterfeit. >> narrator: talton circulates more than $7 million in phony cash around the globe... >> he was almost proud of what he'd done -- his perverted version of the american dream. >> narrator: ...and launches the u.s. secret service into the largest manhunt of its kind.

to recognize that the presenter is glen eagleson and we have other staff here from sfusd and thomas myer from office of workforce development as well as someone from united way and thank you for being here. >> is this on? all right thank you supervisors and commissioners. i my name is glen eagleson and with the department of children, youth and their families. i will kick off the presentation and then turn to the partners to fill in different pieces of the presentation from united way and office of workforce development and the school district and i also have information at the end of the presentation about other activities that the department of children, youth and their families is doing this summer if you would like that information as well. provide more employment and internship opportunities for young people in the country. mayor lee launched the effort with united way and key partners throughout the initiative. it's lead by dcyf and the office of workforce development. brief takes the lead to coordinate activities with our community based partners and the office of workforce develo

crew searching for myers found body matching the description near the trail. coroner will determine the cause of defendant but authorities say foul my is not a factor. >> people over profit. these the message from group protesting eviction in san francisco mission district. 7 news was there as they passed out fliers and march tonight calling for an eviction free zone. some say they are being forced out when the landlord decides to sell to developers. one woman we spoke with says she can barely afford her new home. >> i have to keep working. until i literally just fall down. but 5 to full down i want to do it fighting this issue because i have had enough issue because i have had enough. >> state senator leno work to go modify the eviction procedure in san francisco to prevent any abuse. >> in oakland strong winds may to be blimp for nearly crushing a woman inside her car. tremendous fell on to kate's car as she was driving. she was able to get out without a scratch. oakland fair department say it's possible the wind knocked down the tree. >> warning if you go t

do a bristol-myers. okay. we're going to do united technologies.ctually, i don't like any of the oils. we're going to go schlumberger. apple and sirius is speculative. you are overweighted in oil. let's go to steve in ohio. steve? >> hey jim. good canton ohio big boo-yah you to. >> right back at you. >> hey, my stocks are apple, starbucks, royal dutch shell, philip morris and general electric. >> you didn't ask am i diversified. i'll do that myself. travel trust names. so you have tech. you have restaurant you have oil and gas, you have a multicon multiconglomerate and pm. you know what? we'll let pm. i thought it would be better to have the domestic. i don't mind that at all. that's a good collection. i want to say go tigers! stick with cramer. r notice. you're quitting!? technically retiring, sir. with a little help from my state farm agent i plan to retire in 15 years. wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i'm gonna finish packing my things. 15 years wi

when myers completed the capitol in 1888 we were able to house all of state government within these walls. state government has grown since then and at this point the supreme court offices in another adjacent building. this room gives us an opportunity to talk a little bit about the supreme court and judicial branch of government. we have appeals courtroom and between these two the tour guides are able to tell about the branch of government and provide a great deal of information about how texas government works today. we are very hopeful that y'all have a chance to visit the texas capitol personally. we love to see not only texans walk through the doors but hundreds of thousands of people walk through doors from not only all 50 states in the united states but several foreign countries, as well. visit us so we can tell you the story of texas and tell you about texas history and hopefully able to share wonderful texas capitol with you. >>> the archives commission is the state agency that was founded by the state with a very simple but powerful mission and that is to make sure that texans h

in all, myers knows of ten cases in the u.s. canada which he says involves slips and capture, all of them include what they call the strong hand. >> the hand that they normally use for their handgun is the same hand that they'd also used for their taser, because of the way the holster configurations were. >> reporter: myers sees that as a recipe for disaster and is working to get police departments to change the holster configuration, separating the taser from the handgun. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> as we say, not everyone buys into the slips and capture theory. joining us now, bill lewinski. he testified at the baath.a.r.t. trial and has been retained in this case. back with us also is criminal defense attorney mark geragos. phil let me start with you. we had you on the program last night. you said this whole idea of slips and capture is junk science. explain. >> well it is junk science. it's not accepted in most courts in terms of expert testimony. there's no testable theory. it's not been subject to peer review. we don't k

i'm in bristol-myers. it's why i'm in merck.them i haven't been in in a long time -- >> when did you get in? >> just today. i saw some rolls going on there. i have been talking about them for a long time. i think it's going to test 52-week highs. these pipelines are very, very strong. valuations are low and amgen has great yields. >> if you like bristol, you have to love amgen at 15.5 and amgen is more volatile. every time the stock recovers to the point that pete just made. i think bristol is one you sort of own and sort of put away. don't trade it and real quick jim cramer likes to talk about bristol-myers. congratulations to j.c. on his nuptials. >> coming up next find out how dennis gartman is playing the latest stimulus move. and the final season of mad men. find out what lionsgate vice chairman has to say about all that. >>> the great thing about "fast money" is you're getting mument. perspectives. >> my specialty is watching u.s. equities. >> i am a long-term investor for sure. >> i have always looked at technicals more t

just one of the routine from seth myers. one of the reasons we were able to identify and snag bin laden after that dinner is because of something called the office of the director of national intelligence. that office was created ten years ago as a result of recommendations by the 9/11 commission. the idea was to streamline to improve information sharing between the intelligence. that intelligent led to the killing in the raid of ben ladin. on the ten-year creation of that agency, on this day the president took the time to thank the intelligence community for all of their work and for their help in finding and located bin laden. >> part of what makes our job even more challenging is that despite the extraordinary work that's done here and the lives saved on an ongoing basis, a lot of our work still requires that we maintain some, umm -- some things as classified. and we can't always talk about all the challenges. i don't want you or folks across the intelligence community to ever forget the difference that you make every day

we are pleased to be join in our efforts by the fort myer caisson platoon, affordable farm services, the washington friends of walt whitman, the rainbow history project of washington dc, bruce monroe met -- elementary school. comedies in public libraries and the much politics leased apartment. at this point, we need to divert from our program because the mayor has been held up by a budget hearing. i would also like to offer a special thanks to all of the staff of president lincoln's cottage who help in this effort. [applause] i am delighted to introduce bonnie j morris, on her 20th year of george washington university, and part-time at georgetown university as well. after earning a bachelor's in jewish history, the first student to minor in women's studies, she completed her phd at binghamton university in 1989, joined the faculty of harvard divinity school. in 2012, students voted her professor of the year. dr. morris is the author of 12 books, has published essays, and written a one-woman play performed in seven countries, 14 years with mother tong, spoken word stage for women. her

with pfizer, merck, and bristol-myers, there are cancer immunotherapies that of come to the market and breast cancer drugs, and their getting an uptick in the initial launch in the market. mark: why are the therapies doing so well, given that they are so expensive? cynthia: the drugs can be $100 to $150 a year for patients. but at the moment patience are paying for the drugs so cancer centers are able to use them. mark: cynthia, we're looking at the graph on the screen. what are we looking at? cynthia: these are the three different drugs. keytruda and podivo -- opdivo help the immune system to attack the cancer. ibrance will get broader approval as the year goes on. mark: all three of them over six figures. that is expensive. what is the outlook for these new drugs coming to the market? pcynthia: they are studying these drugs in a lot of different types of tumors so presumably this is the beginning and in cancers where there are much bigger patient populations, the angle is being able to take these therapies and applying them to different patient populations in combination as well as o

>>> bristol-myers, merck and pfizer, what investors will want to hear and how you can profit, ahead on>>> the container store, shares are dropping sharply after reporting results that missed on the top and bottom line, so profit and sales misses. the storage organization retailer blames the miss among other things on weather and a stronger uss dollar. same-store sales came in about 0.8 of a percent low er despite beating wall street estimates, this adds on to losses we saw earlier in the regular cease. the stock has been on a big run. so you can see a nice run. back over to you, melissa >>> tesla topping the tape today say saying that the new battery could boost shares by another $100. that was a common theme. the credit suisse note also said that would increase the total addressable mark. they could be reaching new buyers now with these improvements. which is a big deal. technically, the stock has done everything you've wanted especially i think it was march 16th, traded down to 180, the previous made low, bounced off that level. closed higher on the day. we talked about it on the sho

hosting this on a friday night 6 is 3 day weekend we're here to help with questions or services you myers guides might need so thank you very much for atte as registered voter in san francisco before each election you receive a voter information pamphlet in the mail it has the digest for each local proposition on the ballot how does a context sometimes proposition get semido if i had. >> inning. >> i don't know the specific process. >> it's done by a committee a ballot tim simplification. >> 3 steps the city attorney's office create a working digest the ballot committee holds public meats and creates final digest the simplified is published in the guide let's look at how this work after a proposition has been approved the sxhoofz drafts a city digest each digest we prepare has a couple of different saektsz the first is the way it is now provides an overview of the state of the law before the measure goes into effect addressed the second section is the material turn of the measure and finally at the bottom there are two sections one is called a yes vote and no vote means and if prep those

chris myers, the federal prosecutor in this case, will not discuss the source of the chemicals. not good enough for debbie and keith bjerk. >> i would like to know the name of the factory where these drugs were manufactured. >> you don't know the name of the factory? >> no. i have not been told the name of the factory. >> do they know it? >> i'm sure they do. and i would like to -- you know, i said what can i do? write letters, whatever. and i've been told that -- >> it's like -- >> it would be sort of pointless because it's legal in china. but the people over there need to know that these drugs are killing people. >> in north dakota, the case that is now called operation stolen youth that began with the death of their sons, christian bjerk, is headed back to federal court in fargo. the next chapter is about to unfold where a nervous charles carlton, the federal prosecution's main target in this case is about to be sentenced. >> i know that it's going to be a long time. and i know that i'm going to be severely punished, you know, for what -- what i'm responsible for. that need t

chad myers, you're looking at a storm system here. you have your eye on chicago, right? >> yeah.be a fairly big evening into the afternoon here when the sun heats up the atmosphere. had a couple of storms that put down a small rope tornado just northeast of peoria about an hour and a half ago. that storm has weakened moved towards chicago, but chicago still in a tornado watch. a watch means it could happen. a warning means it is happening. so it isn't happening yet but it could. now, this weather is all the way back into des moines all the way back down even into parts of arkansas and missouri. we do have a few storms rotating at this hour. this is going to be a bigger event than yesterday. yesterday we had ten tornadoes on the ground many of them small ropey tornadoes that kind of skipped along. today may be a much bigger day. need to keep your noaa weather radio on keep watching here. we will have it for you all day long. >> chad myers, we will be watching along with you, thank you so much. >>> right now, the aaron hernandez case. jurors are behind closed doors now, weighing th

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. >> yes, and chad myers says it every time. and chad, talk about rochelle, illinois, and you are talking about the damage and we are hearing from wrex and lindsey clark saying that five people were pulled out of the home and there is major damage there? >> not rochelle, itself, but this has been in the area of concern that we have have been talk g talking about back and forth in the newsroom, the storm is moved northwest of rochelle and maybe four or five mile and it is not a lot if you are living in new york city, but the town of rochelle compared to the suburbs, that is where the storm went through and we had a reporter, and a stringer to talk to us about this but it is a large and probably the f-4 tornado variety and wedge tornado on the ground, and number of towns were seriously damaged today, and we will probably be talking about this many more days to come, and this is a very bad event out there, don. >> you are looking at the twist twister on the ground right, there chad, that you are looking at. how widespread is this s

search teams found the body of myers yesterday afternoon. he set out far hike on wednesday morning. his family notified police when he did not return. invest gate conditionish vest gators fear it is unclear what happened. investigators say he hiked in that area before and was in good physical condition. >>> california health officials say the measles outbreak in the state is now over. the measles scare originated back in december and spread to several states and countries. 131 people were infected. many of them were not vaccinated setting off a debate over the personal belief exemption. >>> in five hours the state water board is expected to release a detailed report about new water rules. yesterday governor jerry brown met with people including golf courses and cemeteries. he says she won't relax the mandatory 25% water cut backs even though there are complaints it is unfair. it is also expected to detoil how quickly it will be fined for violating the new rules. he is aware it won't be easy. >> some people are really hurt. some farmers said that there's got to be some wipe outs some

in all, myers knows of ten cases in the u.s. and canada which he said involved slip in capture and all of them involve the strong hand. >> the hand they normally use for their handgun is the same hand they also use for the taser because of the way the holster configurations were. >> meyer sees that as a recipe for disaster and working to get police departments to change the holster configuration, separating the taser from the handgun. randy kay, cnn, new york. >> and not everyone buys into the theory. joining us is phil stenson, a professor of criminal justice, and bill lewinski who testified at the bart trial and retained as a consultant with the attorney in this case and tulsa county sheriff's office and lou gehrig os with us. and you explain this as junk science. explain. >> it is junk science. it is not expert testimony. there is no -- there is no testable theory and not subject to peer review. we don't know the error rate and it is not accepted by the giantivic community. that being said i think there is a place for this ty

chad myers is tracking all of it. he joins us tonight. what's the latest chad? >> we have and still do anderson have large and violent tornadoes at threes maybe at fours. i've seen video of these storms on the ground. many of them through farmland but some have hit cities. they are moving out of northern illinois into southern wisconsin right now. bon bonner ins lake. east of rock ford take cover. harvard area there. these have been large wedged tornadoes, wind speeds of 130 to 150 miles per hour. here they are now east of rockford moving to the northeast. grand prairie hit very hard by a tornado and also just to the west of rochelle hit hard. we know there are damage and injuries in that area. farther to the south, more weather popping up. these storms are not dying down. in fact they're still getting stronger as we talk right now. so down to the southern part of illinois all the way down toward longview texas. we have had tornadoes on the ground. there's the storm near woodstock, not the town itself. rockford, rotation to the east of you farther south to the e

in the eighth myers a shot to right and barnum will try to score from first. not a great relay.chez unable to make the tag. loses his glove and not able to make the tag and injuries his arm. plenty of run support for drew. the first inning for the gap. an r.b.i double and a's up 3-0 in the second. the first one. two-run double. it is 11-0 and they shut out the m's 12-0. the a's score eight and the third they score 10 and tonight they score 12. game seven they should score 14. >> seem pell math. >> i know my math. >> abc7 news continues on-line, on twitter, facebook with all of our devices. our next newscast is at tiff:00 a.m.

hosting this on a friday night 6 is 3 day weekend we're here to help with questions or services you myers guides might need so thank you very much for atte adjourned. >> it is been an honor to work with mayor ed lee over the couple of years both as supervisor and now as president of the board i want to emphasize two areas i'm particularly proud of our work on omaha and our work on public safety together mayor ed lee and i have invested $5.4 million in incredible elevator repair at 9 inform public housing sites and also secured 2 pointed $5 million to refusal over one hundred and

case in point, wil myers robs the batter, gets it back to first base for the double play. it's that time of year. kentucky and wisconsin went down to the wire, and it was counts in the came out on top ending kentucky's bid for the perfect season. the badgers will take on duke in monday's championship game. the blue devil after beating michigan state. tomorrow, the terps women will take on one of the best uconn teams ever assembled. the terps have seen the final four before, their second appearance in a row. they are 23-point underdogs, but at the same time they have won 28 straight games. head coach brenda frese says they will refuse to rollover. coach: we will not concede anything. we are competitors, two, and when you talk about playing connecticut, they are a hard team to face, but at the same time, for us, it's the best way to close the gap. >> i think teams get caught up in the respect of uconn. they are a great team and when you go into the game you have to go on confidence and that's confident fearless. we will go in there fearless and give them everything we have.

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i'm seth myers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight?heers and applause ] >> excellent to hear, excellent to hear. it's 4/20, happy 4/20 everybody. [ cheers ] i guess when this is airing, it's not. it's 4/21. unless you're in the midwest, in which case it's still -- i mean, whatever. it's not like people who are celebrating 4/20 are going to stop at midnight. [ laughter ] it's 4/21, throw the weed out! i also think people who celebrate 4/20 are perfectly fine smoking weed on 4/19 or 21. [ laughter ] there's nobody who's like once a year, it's our day. you either do it most days -- all right, you know what? enough of this. [ laughter ] happy 4/20. and if you smoke weed, happy all the other days. [ laughter ] you guys, it happened again. an intruder was arrested at the white house last night after trying to jump the fence. yeah. authorities aren't releasing the fence jumper's identity, but they did say -- they did say that she tore her pantsuit. [ laughter ] we don't know who it is. [ applause ] we don't know who it is, though. we have no

you said bristol-myers squibb, there's philip morris, bank of america, mcdonald's, pfizer, yahoo, fordterpillar, wells, kraft, dow. >> a lot of well known names. >> the exception may be kraft. maybe one other just got by me. i think mutual funds have to own or anybody has to own. think they're making good selections, but i think more than sector rotation, stock rotation is much more important. and we've been spending a lot of time looking in europe. there's so much money going over there, it's basically the u.s. playbook at a lot lower multiple. i think you want to look geography, too. >> i love this note. i love the idea behind it. it's right now, our wheelhouse, we tend to be more quantitatively inkrined as opposed to trying to figure out if management is confident or if channel checks are going well at retail stores. we like to look at data as well. and the one thing that would make this no killer would be to have a technical overlay. because you don't want to get just short the stocks because they appear in the screens. some of the biggest winners in history would have been on the

let's get right to meteorologist chad myers. we have tornado watches going well into the night.arting to flare up. >> the problem is exactly what you just touched on. yesterday, kansas parts of nebraska, oklahoma and texas. wide open country. sure, a few big cities but there are bigger cities today. chicago, indianapolis peoria springfield, down to st. louis. these are the areas that are going to see the significant weather. it's going to be like a rake. we already have a number of storms one, two, three all the way down here. they are called super cells. they are going to drive across illinois just like a rake goes across your garden. when these are on the ground there is going to be pretty significant tornadoes. could be f-3s today. so as we zoom into the iowa storm right there, the good news with this storm at least is it's still in a rural area. but davenport, the quad cities you are possibly next to see this storm. there is nothing to stop this storm from moving your way, nothing to affect it. when we get all the storms lined up in a big long line typically you don't get bi

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. >>> and to get an economist view on the weak data we spoke with michelle myers, the deputy head of u.s. economics of bank of america merrill lynch. >> we were largely disappointed by the composition of gdp growth. energy cap excollapsed strongly due to the drop? oil price. it looked like the stronger dollar weighed on economic growth. the trade deficit widened. and those two factors are potentially going to continue to hold back activity into q 2 and perhaps further. in response to the weak data we revised down our forecast for q 2 to 2.5%. for the full year we are forecasting growth of 2.4% which matches the rate of growth we had seen last year. given the weaker tone to the data, i think all eyes will be on the next few data releases with hope that things do improve. in particular i keep an eye on next week's job's report for the month of april, the march numbers were quite sluggish. the hope is that things pick up and momentum builds again in the economy. >>> policymakers at the u.s. central bank lowered their assessment of the economy but stuck to their policy of a rate hike in