and then nextgen coming online, too. >> when do you think you'll see something from the 3-d nan? >> they're talking about production in the second half of this year. i think that was much faster than people were looking for, and so in market products, i don't know if this year is too early, but early next certainly on the table now. what they're doing in collaboration with intel is unique to the market. it is industry leading. and if they can execute to this, it's game-changing for the company. >> alex, good to talk to you, as always, in realtime reacting to these earnings. thanks so much. what about you guys? >> i'm long. i'm going to stay long. it's not a disaster. >> that's what people were thinking was coming. >> and it's already the stocks reflecting the coming disaster being down. >> the guided sales down 8% below consensus. so to me, i actually don't think it's particularly great. i think you're going to see a stock down 10% over the coming weeks. we're just going to explain this away while it was versus low expectations. they just guided down sales 8% for the current quar

if you're from nan province, you still make larb but it doesn't taste like this.. >> friday night and chiang mai comes alive. >> thailand, we will come. we love you! >> andy has promised a compressed eating and drinking grand tour of the city. a bounce by tuk-tuk from one place to the other until we simply can't take it no more. next stop, it ain't flavor town. it's some place beyond that, man. way beyond. >> welcome to thailand and happy stay here in chiang mai. >> on your mark, get set, go. >> cheers. >> this may surprise you, but i am not an alcoholic. i don't drink at home ever. there's no beer in my fridge. if i'm not working, i'm not hanging out in bars. but if i was an alcoholic and i did hang in bars, i'd hang here. >> some karaoke, maybe? >> even though the very mention of karaoke makes my blood run cold with fear. [ singing in foreign language ] [ applause ] >> you had the french fries? >> yes, i did. >> apparently it's an indigenous specialty. >> in thailand fren fry is one of the most popular menu items. they always have food to eat when you drink. >>

the morticians have done their best to try to make they can identifiable and decent nan some cases it was clearly very difficult. the smell in there is overpowering as well. you can even somehow out here the bodies and the chemicals being used to treat them. prayers and song are among the only comforts. religion is important to many here. the minister of health came to visit. many are questioning the government for failing to prevent the attack. he says he's doing his best. >> it's been of course stringent but going forward we won't have such incidents again. >>reporter: but for people here it's too late. their ordeal is just beginning. next they have to wait for post mortems before they can collect bodies and have funerals. hundreds of people and dozens of families are struggling and in pain. >>> one person has been killed and two others injured by shelling in mali. the u.n. peacekeeping mission says at least three mortar rounds have been fired in the north. in 2013, a french-led operation in northern mali helped to expel separatist groups and fighters linked to al quaeda but it didn

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game 3 tomorrow fight as the warriors flew from the bay area to nans. new orleans.y know a win would give them a strangle hold and that means the pellicans will come out fighting for their lives. >> game four is the hardest. the game three is the hardest too. each step you get closer and it gets tougher. the teams are battling. we have to take them one at a time and be smart about it and let the process happen. >> game two spurs and clippers. a clothes line on ginobili. that's a playoff foul. if i did that to dan he is calling his attorney. blake griffin just turns it over and spurs the other way. two free throws on over time. griffin with authority. old man river walk tim duncun with 28. 103-101. warns for the go ahead 3. barnes for thgo ahead three. he scores 18. saint mary's pride right there. 111-107. the sprs tied the series -- the spurs tied the series at one game apiece. you cannot kill the spurs. >> warriors coming throu

and demonstrations after the death of a plaque nan in custody, how the police department is trying to quiet the critics. just days after the ship he was in charge of sank. the captain and first mate were among two dozen survivors. but hundreds onboard are believed to have drowned and today another migrant ship was rescued. barnabie phillips has more now, that's in italy. >> the most recent instant off the italian coast came shortly after dawn on tuesday. off the italian mainland, to the southeast of here, more than 400 people rescued from a leaking wooden boat, really helpless out of the high seas they were very lucky that a fishing toller came across them just in time, and than the italian coast guard were able to rescue the people onboard. more than 150 women and children there we understand, meanwhile, there have been charges made against the captain of the overcrowded boat which sank in the that terrible disasner the early hours of sunday morning off the coast, in which we now believe according to the united nations more than 800 people drowned. most of the survivors are being bro

. >> so he created nan. >> it came up with wanting to create different protagonists. i grew up with strong women in my life. saudi women are not weak. they're not passive. >> but most of them are veiled, and they will nobody his next release saudi girls. which is being shown at the change for games festival. this is all about harnessing the power of games for social good. game something big business, and game makers are beginning to realize the biggest potential for growth is in the developing world. game revenues from the middle east now total more than $1.5 billion and they're expected to nearly double by by 2017. the cultural sensitivity is key. >> to the western player this game feels revolutionary. it's something new. it's something interesting and something we've never seen before. >> dutch egyptian ramey ismael is helping with an initiative called game dev.world. >> i think there is a step up and a large part that have comes from the mobile market because large markets in the middle east have skipped the computer age and went straight into the mobile age. >> th

so he started noon nan. something that more can relate to. >> i think it came down to creating new protagonists. i grew up with strong women in my life. and the rhetoric and narrative of saudi women is that they're women i don't recognize. they're not--saudi women are not weak. they're not pacesive. >> but most of them are veiled as they will be in his next release of saudi girls revolution. the games for change festival here in new york is all about harnessing the power of video games for social good. game makers are beginning to realize the biggest potential for growth is in the developing world. game revenues from the middle east now told $1.5 billion, and are expected to nearly double by by 2017. the cultural sensitivity is key. >> to the western consumer or western player, this game feels revolutionary. it's something new, interesting, and something we have never seen before. >> dutch egyptian is hopeing to promote game makers from the middle east with an initiative called game de vdot world. >> this ha

game 3 tomorrow fight as the warriors flew from the bay area to nans. new orleans.ould give them a strangle hold and that means the pellicans will come out fighting for their lives. >> game four is the hardest. the game three is the hardest too. each step you get closer and it gets tougher. the teams are battling. we have to take them one at a time and be smart about it and let the process happen. >> game two spurs and clippers. a clothes line on ginobili. that's a playoff foul. if i did that to dan he is calling his attorney. blake griffin just turns it over and spurs the other way. two free throws on over time. griffin with authority. old man river walk tim duncun with 28. 103-101. warns for the go ahead 3. barnes for the go ahead three. he scores 18. saint mary's pride right there. 111-107. the sprs tied the series -- the spurs tied the series at one game apiece. you cannot kill the spurs. >> warriors coming through tomorrow? >l i think the pellicans will pull it out and i like the warriors to take >>> all right that is our report. thank you for being with us. we

we came home one day after school and our aunt, haunt uncle and nan think were there. >> he had been taken away. >> yeah we didn't get to say good-bye. >> reporter: the case was largely circumstantial. still the jury found him guilty. just after the guilty verdict a bombshell. a new witness, this man, came forward who said he saw michelle after she was supposed to have been killed. arguing with another man at the foot of this driveway. cal was granted a new trial and again he was found guilty. astonishingly again the verdict was tossed out. this time because of procedural concerns. now on trial for the third time this time his kids now 16 17 18 and 20 are with him. >> we need to know what happened to our mother. we know our dad had nothing to do with her disappearance. we also know there are people out there with information who can help us get answers. >> reporter: did they ever ask you, daddy, did you kill me mom? >> no they have never asked me. they have never asked and i want to make sure they never ask me. i want to make sure there is no doubt in their minds. >> we feel like we

. >>> hillary clinton facing tough questions about a bomb shell new book as she cam nans new hampshire. the book claims when clinton was secretary of state, she handed out favors to people to donated to the clinton foundation. she dismissed questions about the issue calling them attacks. she turned the attention to her republican critics. >> it is, um, i think it's worth noting that -- the republicans seem to be talking only about me. i don't know what they would talk about if i weren't in the race. >> almost every declared or potential republican candidate has taken a recent shot against clinton. she's undeterred. back on the trail in new hampshire highlighting job training and education. >>> some roads in the east still closed because of flooding. there were quite a few traffic accidents. some drivers were trapped in vehicles. so many roads closed, it may be awhile before some reopen. let's get the forecast from accuweather's justin povick. good morning to you, justin. >> thank you, reena and t.j. good morning. off to a stormy start in new england. soaking downpours expected from bos

family in it ray he will for two davits reportedly took baby northwest to air nan yan church in jerusalemve her baptized. the family is expected to shoot some footage for their reality show before moving onto jordan. >> and here's our first look at the upcoming rocky spin off creed, filming right here in philadelphia sylvester stallone posted this photo to inch stomach gram over the weekends, up until now we've seen them shooting but nothing official from the film t shows stallone's character rocky of course training with michael b jordan's character apollo creed's grandson. mark your calendars, creed hits theatres november 25th. look at rock. still got little -- look at rock throwing that left hook. >> i know, still got it. >> hey rock, nicely done. >> traffic and weather together here's case kate. >> i wet weather moving on n you can see, the shield of green over my shoulder, so let's go ahead and take you right on out to full screen view of storm scan3 . >> you can see some of the moisture filling in, already across new castle county, matter of time before we all get in on t what i wan

security cameras caught a nan a wheelchair rolling right off the platform and onto the tracks at washingtonmetro station, one of them. several good samaritans quickly pulled him and his wheelchair back up onto the platform. the man apparently suffered no more than a bloody lip but he was taken to the hospital to be checked out. no word on what caused him to roll onto the tracks in the first place. >>> also new this morning a florida grandmother wearing just that itsy bitsy bikini, for a grand month is looking good in that was arrested after police suspected she was driving under the influence. police say 49-year-old patricia ebel plowed into the back of a stopped car with her 10-year-old grandchild in the vehicle. the driver of the hit car was taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. the woman and her grandson were not hurt. >> time for your first business at the big board. allentown soda company has a new lease on life three months after it closed its doors. allentown businessman paul eicler has purchased a treat. he says he'll bring back former workers along with eight tra

david about nan on the hill for the phils. to the fourth inn ryan howard maybe starting to heat up a little bit rips a rocket to dead center field. gives the phils a two to nothing lead. second homerun in five games. the play of day freddie galvis took the place of good defensive short stop jim knee me rolen. what a catch to get the runner at first. just the phillies luck it looks like he hurt himself on this one but did he stay in the game. don't worry. then the phillies completely unraveled eric young, jr. with the double to deep left here. the braves take the lead and go on to win this game five-two. >>> philadelphia union on the road taking on the columbus crew. a place they never won. columbus coming off their highest scoring game of the season. no a strong effort for the unionly 32nd minute. finland with the goal off the nice pass and that will make it two to nothing columbus. in the 44th minute, good goal. justin ram puts it on net and gets it right past john mccarthy mccarthy. it's three-zero columbus at the half. here

officials say they think it may be debriefed from the earthquake and tsunami that hit scrap nan 2011. they found some fish on that boat that are nature i have to japan. the plan is now to tow that boat to the shore so they can check it out. but wow incredible. >>> 5:53, watching some storms, and we could see thunderstorms, katy? >> absolutely, even already had couple of rumbles every thunder and lightning strikes out there on storm scan3, thus far this morning, shall kay. we start thing off here with a look at the regional seem. right now, there is one just sort every cluster every thunderstorms rumbling in. right north of toms river. here, northern ocean really, just cutting the border between ocean and monmouth county. we call this our sports forecast. tonight lukely gusty thunderstorms, so possible delays potentially here in south philly at citizens bank park, but mild, and definitely breezy. meanwhile, tomorrow, the union are back at home with new goal keeper i might add. expect to see full sunshine, breezy for shore chester and everywhere else, but nice weekends coming up here. >

the die nan tee will continue. huskies won their third straight championship 63-53. norristown gina winning his tenth title match and john wooten for the most titles in ncaa basketball history. >> how about that? >> pretty cool. amaze wagon he's been able to do. >> lesley thank you very much. well it is lucy ball as, well, none of us has ever seen her before. >> it's not necessarily in a good way. coming up the statue being called everything from unsettling to terrifying. ♪ >>> did you know legendary jazz singer billy holiday was born 100 years ago today right here in philadelphia. >> the world lost lady day in 1959 at the young age of 44. but certainly her one of a kind voice has lived on in sopping like lady sings the blues and god bless the child. fitting birthday tribute philadelphia's music alliance named billy holiday as their first walk of fame inductee. >>> from one great entertainer to another this is the statue of lucille ball. the problem is, it looks nothing like lucille ball. the statue is in her hometown in new york state and many say it's a disservice

game 3 tomorrow fight as the warriors flew from the bay area to nans. new orleans.know a win would give them a strangle hold and that means the pellicans will come out fighting for their lives. >> game four is the hardest. the game three is the hardest too. each step you get closer and it gets tougher. the teams are battling. we have to take them one at a time and be smart about it and let the process happen. >> game two spurs and clippers. a clothes line on ginobili. that's a playoff foul. if i did that to dan he is calling his attorney. blake griffin just turns it over and spurs the other way. two free throws on over time. griffin with authority. old man river walk tim duncun with 28. 103-101. warns for the go ahead 3. barnes for the go ahead three. he scores 18. saint mary's pride right there. 111-107. the sprs tied the series -- the spurs tied the series at one game apiece. you cannot kill the spurs. >> warriors coming through tomorrow? >l i think the pellicans will pull it out and i like the warriors to take the lead back ho i thought i'd start the video by sho

i would actually like to get that information so whatever decision the board makes whether it's ah nan mouse one way or the other or not at least we have that full information so that is my request to the agency in the interim and i think it's a good idea to take another week on this. >> supervisor christensen. >> i just wanted to reiterate what supervisor wiener brought up. i think -- thanks to supervisor kim for bringing this to our attention. i think we were all presented with what we presumed to be a thoroughly vetted budget and finding out some of the questions asked if perhaps there is some rational at least to date we haven't heard it so i think -- i suspend any decision as to what is the correct eventual direction but i clear supporting the additional information in order for this to move forward. >> thank you. supervisor avalos. >> thank you madam president. i just wanted to see if a week's time -- i know we're punching up to a deadline at the end of this month 12 midnight but is a week enough time to come back with a version of a contract that doesn't include armed services a

nan hayworth and laura and victoria albuquerqueburke.y this is just sort of really beginning to traction. jeb bush goes on a conservative radio show. >> i think governor pence has done the right thing. florida has a law like this. bill clinton signed a law like this at the federal level. this is simply allowing people of faith space to be able to express their believes. to have -- to be able to be people of conscious. >> that's monday. two days later, bush is at a closed door fund raising event in california. word leaks out of what he tells the audience in there. he says he actually favors a more consensus oriented approach. that's what he calls it. towards this issue. prompting a headline he's flip-flopping. he seems to shift tone in his praise of indiana law. bush trying to have it both ways. what i'm seeing is it's the story of the republican party. it's the business community. they say we don't want this issue to be distracting from everything else. bush tells them that. sort of the grassroots heart of the republican party, still a l

after 18 holes and he had 28 birdies and broke phil michelson's record and he would have broken the nannstead he tied it. and just lost his concentrations after he won the tournament and missed the putt. it was a record no one thought could be touched. >> is he the next tiger woods; what do you think? >> reporter: he is the first jordan spieth. tiger has won 14 majors and second most tournament majors behind jack nicholas. and jordan spiehth. and kobe bryant was supposed to be michael jordan. and he had five championships and jordan had six. there is a long, long way to go. and he is a great breadth of fresh air. it is really early to say that after one masters in the age of 21. >> it certainly is. and his family there. and his family story, jim makes him unique. we'll play it now. >> i saw my family and friends right behind the green there and at that point, knew it was going to be a done deal. it was cool to share my family. they haven't been there when i have won. and to be at this one is special. >> tell us about his family, jim. >> they are a great family and they have supported hi

why the run could just be starting >>> dennis gart nan is riled up on a stock that says to buy stocks. he'll explain when "fast money" returns. s. monitor them. and rebalance your portfolio. i can do a lot of what humans can. except have a real conversation. if you'd like that, you can always speak to someone at schwab. they aren't algorithms. try not to hold it against them. say hello at intelligent.schwab.com dentist appointment when my teeth are ready? ♪ can it tell the doctor how long you have to wear this thing? ♪ can it tell the flight attendant to please not wake me this time? ♪ the answer is yes, it can. so, the question your customers are really asking is, can your business deliver? >>> police have been clashing with aggressive young people. here's what we know. seven police officers have been injured, including one who is unresponsive. there was a police car caught on fire outside a pharmacy, a cvs that was also looted. the white house is monitoring the situation. police tell us they will maintain the safety with the means that are appropriate. that could include tear gas as

baltimore after a day of unrest as protesters expressed anger toward police over the death of a black nanstreets and vandals set fire to cars and garbage bins. they are angry over the death of freddy gray who suffered a fatal spinal injury after arrested. his family called for calm tonight. >> if we follow the old saying, an eye for an eye, than we will all lose our sight and the path toward justice is in front of our eyes. >> reporter: police asked baseball fans to remain in their seats after the red sox/orioles game ended. that request came after a violent protest erupted near oriole park at camden yards. >>> many americans have had dangerous weather including tornado warnings across the gulf coast. in texas torrential rain in dallas. the same storm brought howling winds clocked at 80 miles an hour to northern texas toppling trees, damaging homes and snapping power lines. no injuries reported, though. >>> despite activity, the thortds are downgrading the likelihood of another eruption in chile from a volcano. a few flights were cancelled today as volcanic ash spread over more of the sou

. >> doctor the strange boifterrous nan whoa said she was kind of a tom boy. they gathered together. listen to their real sound.ing they gathered together. listen to their real sounning r they gathered together. listen to their real sound.it's a song about oust ri. it was just over a year after her arrival when she married a man 24 years her senior. the real wedding stress inspiring the one in the film. in real life, the barron was kind and gentle and loved his country more than his life. he put his giant fortune into an austrian bank to try to stabilize it before the war. the bank and his money disappeared. then in 1938, the nazi troops and just as we saw in the film, when they asked the barron to have a submarine for them, he refused. they wanted to put up a flag on the house. he refused. it was the act seen on the radio for hitler's birthday, they defind defiantly said no. it was time to flee. you remember how they make that escape in the film. the nazis are sitting in the audience as the family slips away after a performance. >> they're gone! >> then they

the surging market is being increasingly driven by novice investors like lun nan who spends up to three hours a day often at work, buying and selling shares via his mobile phone. >> i sold my stocks today because i feel market went up too fast. it should drop soon. so i want to wait for a while. >> many other new investors are pensioners often using their life savings to buy stocks but many are inexperienced leaving them vulnerable to sudden shifts in an unpredictable market. >> we have to remind them of the potential, real risk but so far i see no signs stopping them. >> reporter: this is why many are buying shares. they don't trust the property mortgage where there is now a chronic oversupply of new homes. so the stock market is the only realistic investment option. he manages a fund on behalf investors that is worth more than $50 million. >> the main reason for this bull market is the huge amount of money that's been flooding into it since the middle of last year and all that money is driving the index. >> this like china's stock market has been making headlines for other reasons. th

right. >> nan it is with us in the studio. >> with her spring collection, too. lauren? let's share a bike. >> hey, alex and mike, that's right. this new bike program launches today, in philly. check this out. >> i'm having some trouble. i'll tell you all about it, evening inning oval, you can jump on these anywhere any time all across the city. i'll tell but it coming up. >> just after 8:30 a.m. on chilly thursday morning. pretty nice and sunny out, there good looking day, but temperatures that only reaching the low to mid 50's, that's here in philadelphia. so, as a result, bus stop buddy has his winter coat on, fox 29 winter coat, of course, there is some sunshine, but temperatures are mainly in the 30's, and 40's. probably in the low 40's, in philadelphia. so your foxcast for today, we've got sunshine now probably more clouds this afternoon, maybe even isolated shower. this is cool air moving through, tends to create pretty cloudy conditions. and also, pretty blustery. wind gusts over 30 miles an hour at times. just 54 for the high temperature. tonight, me 37,

and you have a nan extremist group, which we could approximate similar to the muslim brotherhood in ideology. these are the droppingest groups. -- strongest groups. >> we have seen this conflict ebb and flow. there seems a lot of excitement about the fall of idlib. is it a game changer? i wouldn't say the fall of the city was a game changer. it is a bit more of a strategic location it was a signal of rebel momentum. what you see is a result of an accumulative affect. it has a high attrition late, and kept replace fighters that it loses. in parts of country it's affiliated on allies. idlib is not part of the country with strategic importance to islam or hezbollah. they are investing less. they do not have the man power to do so. >> what is prevailing in areas like idlib and other areas captured by the new alliance. is there an order and more chaos. how important it that for setting a model for syrians that there can be something viable that can function. >> it will prove important. it's too early to judge the performance because the regime heavily bombarded the areas. partly in order to insti

that's nan flash that stores data. >> reporter: it's extremely durable. >> in most cases does the chip major crash? >> it does. even if the device is burned or smashes or crushed or wet, if we can extract that one chip or set of chips we'll be able to get the user data out of it. >> reporter: earlier in the day i took video of the golden gate bridge while my phone wasn't destroyed, the principles remain the same. getting to the chip very deep in the phone and putting it in a machine to extract the images. >> wefr oneevery one of those devices has a user's data. i would guess that most of that data is recoverable. >> reporter: as we have been reporting, french investigators deny the existence of such video. if this is real somebody got access to one of those devices and leaked it to the media. the experts who deal with this every day say you would likely you would probably be able to extract data or video from one of those destroyed devices. >> thank you very much. incredible piece. obviously anything they get so important for the investigation but for those families. any tekxts or vide

the market is increasingly driven by novice investors like hu nan who spends up to three hours a day buying and selling shares by his mobile phone. >> i sold my shares today. i felt that the prices went up too it was i too fast. >> many are inexperienced leaving them vulnerable to sudden shifts in an unpredictable market. >> we have to worry about them and remind them of the real risk. right now i don't see signs of stopping them. >> this is why many are buying shares. they don't trust the property market where there is a chronic oversupply of new homes. so the stock market is the only realistic investment option. lu sheung manages an investment worth $50 billion. >> the reason for the bull market is the huge amount of money that has been flooding into it. all that money is driving the the index. >> the mother of a 21-year-old man who crashed his luxury sports car while racing against another said that her son paid for the vehicle with money he made on china's accelerating stock market. adrian brown al jazeera, beijing. >> tens of thousands of people across the united states have ral

adrian brown al jazeera nan jing. >>> according to the pew researcher center the united states has the largest population of christians in the world, 287 million 87% of americans, china has the largest minority of christians about 5% of its population. for more on religion in china we're joined by pastor bob foo pastor it's a pleasure to have you with us. it's a tremendous irony china has the world's largest bible factory. freedom of religion exists in the constitution, but is it only a farce? >> you're right anthony, thank you for having me. yes, the bible has been lately printed in china and printed so many copies, they even exported so many. yet not so many people know, only one government controlled press can be allowed to print bible and the bible is not allowed to be sold in any public bookstore. so it is a forbitten forbit forbidden product. just the last year alone according to our record, over 3,000 christians were even criminally sentenced. and almost 30,000 christians were persecuted in one of way or another. and even the government sanctioned churches, they're between 500 t

nan crease of 4,000 before realignment. >>> taxpayers looking for help calling the irs didn't get greatccording to a panel. they found the system hung up on 8 million taxpayer. they blame the cut from the budget. one republican said the irs could have saved money by eliminating bonuses and the use of private debt collectors but a democrat said congress should have funded the irs. >>> a woman and her son pulled from their burning home from an off duty police officer. >> i didn't get his name but he is a hero. >> tonight she talks about the moments before the rescue. >> plus the technology that could help keep your lawn green and help you avoid fines and penalties and it is helping one school district. >> this is not a photo you see every day. how this sea lion hitched a ride back home. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com >>> look at this. cell phone video of a fire in martinez today. an off duty police officer ended up rescuing a woman and her son from the s

she's 21 weeks presenting nan. yeah. she's 65 years old. >> wow. >> yeah. >> she's expecting quadruplets. she said her latest pregnancy was a result of the artificial insemination using donated sperm and eggs. the grandmother of seven is defending her decision, about this pregnancy so late in life. she goes on to say that she's still healthy and ready to take on the challenge of four more kid. >> um-hmm. >> she previously made headlines when she had a daughter at the age of 55. her story will be feature in the tv documentary. >> sixty-five and pregnant. >> sixty-five were four children on the way. >> wow. >> dang. >> i say dang too much. people on twitter they say i a dang too much. >> dang. >> but you already have seven grandchildren as well. that is a lot of children to be caring for. >> to have one child at 65 some people would be outraged by that. >> did you catch mtv muse ache ward. it is getting tedious now. but two of our favorites here in philly, they won last night, bradley. >> he pick up best male performance f

. >> abc is the home for the nan -- nba finals. >> the cardinals face old dominion last night at madisonecame the schools all time leading scorer after scoring 27 and stanford recovered and the cardinals pull away for the victory playing the hurricanes tomorrow night at espn. >>> now the weather forecast. cooler? >> and transition from cool to warm taking place cross the midwest and the mid-sought and this is arkansas south of little rock where they had big time golf ball sized hail moving to the north through kansas and nebraska and iowa and missouri. back at home, live doppler hd showing the winds are anywhere from three miles per hour to 20 miles per hour and we are all over the place during the overnight hours and everyone will get the winds live we see on the ferry builting later and the afternoon as another cold front brings another reinforcing shot of cool and dry air. it will be believably warmer and calmer on thursday and friday. the unsettled pattern for sunday monday and tuesday is coming better into focus. there is the possibility of scattered light showers. tree pollen is hi

. >> adrian brown, al jazeera, nan nanj nanjin g.ow rajoul with the sport. >> thank you very much. we will start with tennis in the master's final, novak djokovic up against andy murray. the world number 1 currently leading in the second as well. now, china calling for the turkish lead to be suspended after their team bus was shot at. league leaders are traveling to the airport to return to istanbul following the 5-1 victory when a gunman opened fire. the driver was taken to hospital but no players were injured in the attack. an investigation is underway. a simple one. this is an attack. the driver. nobody else was wounded. this coach was, they wanted this coach to be smashed and wanted him to see the footballers dead. >> bernard smith has more. this could have been a lot more serious as the teach coach. at the coach injuring the driver. a body guard on the coach taking control of the wheel, that coach could have plunked over a bridge that was near and into a river below. the management the team have condemned this attack. there is l

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my friend called it the big about a nan a not very sexy but it ran. it got us to the beach, lot. what but guys. >> turf think about that. >> whats your first ride good mine was a dodge charger, but it was turbo. >> i had an 86 datson maxima, it was before datson had become nissan. but it ran. it got you where you needed to go. >> it would not have kept up with the fast and furious crew but got me where i need to go. >> i get you. >> all right louie, thanks very much. enjoy fast and furious. should be great. you should see louie and entire insider crew tonight and every week night at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. >>> stay with us coming up in the next half an hour a local woman tells us how a deadly disease is being used to battle her brain cancer. dramatic new treatment providing new hope. >>> also ahead we have a warning about your taxes, we will tell you how a local woman's refound wound up in someone else's bank account and worst parties she cannot get it back. three on your side's jim donovan will be along with important information for you. >>> new at 6:00 this is no ordinary co

they try to help a nan wheelchair who had fallen over the edge.s truly incredible rescue, you have to see coming up. >> has to be dc. look how clean it is. >> exactly the best metro system. you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! >> why the risk every getting the death east is widespread across pennsylvania, good day it is wednesday april 22 2015. hump day and earth day. >> it is earth day sue serio important to teach the kids about recycling and other such things. >> not wasting. >> no. >> our resource. >> he can actually right. speaking every kids? >> yes, bus stop buddy i'm sure he'll have some green lessons in school today. he'll also be bringing the umbrella for later on whether we get some thunderstorms. there are few stray showers around this morning we're giving you a six out of ten today in your weather by the numbers, and here's the radar picture we are talking about really light showers bucks cou

the national lead the tulsa county sheriff's deputy shot and kill add nan a sting separation trying toxplain how he mistakenly grabbed his gun instead of his taser. reserve deputy roberts bates told ml matt lauer he was only there as backup but when the man took off running bates said he had to react. deputies tried to cuff eric harris bates didn't realize he fired his gun instead of his taser until after the fact and he's fending all allegations his supervisors forged his training background. cnn's ryan young joining me now. rhine, you'll try to explain this because deputy bates is insisting this accidental shooting could have happened to anyone. is that right? >> that's right, jake. in fact we watched that video over and over. across the country, tasers and guns are usually separated on officers and we watched that video, and he showed a bullet-proof vest usually have his taser on his chefrt and gun either here on the side or somewhere in the back. but he said in the heat of the moment he grabbed here and not up here. after intense scrutiny reserve sheriff deputy robert bates finally

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of the road ahead for clinton as she embarks on her second presidential run, in washington i'm steve nan, reporting. >>> and the day have after clinton makes her candidacy official, florida senator marco rubio is expect to announce his presidential campaign. rubio will deliver a speak on monday in miami florida, he will bypass his second term in order to run. >>> well, the military recognizes soldiers and victims in the fort hood shooting rampage. dozens of purple hearts and defense of freedom medals were given yesterday to soldiers, civilians and families of those kill. the ceremony took place at fort hood where that deadly shooting happened in 2009. nadal hasan was quick in 2013 and sentenced to death for that rampage. >>> well, it took six decade but a local hero will finally be laid to rest. funeral services are scheduled today for army corporal robert higgins kill during the korean war. after years of wondering what happened to him his family is finally able to bring their solder home. our david spunt has this emotional store friday bucks county. >> it is a long journey long journey

. >>> within the hour around her nan was found guilty in the murder of odin lloyd, sentenced to life possibility of parole. just moments ago, the jurors spoke to reports. take a listen. >> what did you think about the defense's case? >> how would you factor this experience over the last couple months with the rest of your life? it will be something that will define you, you think? >> we'll all remember it for the rest of our lives. it will definitely by a part of us. >> never want to do it again. >> i think everybody would like to be taken off the list. >> my colleague rob mott is in fall river, massachusetts t. following this case from the beginning. we're expected to hear from the victim's mother as well and perhaps the d.a. at any minute. is that right? >> reporter: that's correct. we're expecting them to come outside. ursula ward is expected to join the prosecution team to meet with the media outside. a couple things i found remarkable about the jurors who spoke after the sentence was read. i think the entire panel met together with the media. a lot of times you see in a long cas

in order to get the death penalty the jury must be you nan no mouse in decision. >>> it is 6:40. life has certainly turned around for a man who suffered more than his fair share of tragedy. it's all thanks to a selfless and anonymous gesture. >> tim ward lost more than his farm during last year's mudslide in washington state. he was buried alife. his wife killed instantly and lost four of his five dogs. he learned he still had to pay off $360,000 mortgage on a home that was now gone. anonymous donor has stepped no to pay every cent of that mortgage. ward calls that giant gift life changing. >>> coming up, update to our developing story, the devastation in nepal. rescue crews sift through the rubble as the number of dead rises by the hour. >>> truly shocking crime in the east bay. a young boy 9 years old stabbed to death at a family friend under arrest this morning. >>> let's take a live look outside. sun brighten your day just a bit even though the lights are on at the bay bridge toll plaza this morning. we're back with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic, and weather after the b