neal karlinsky, abc news, las vegas. >> really something. neal thank you. >>> and you don't need that drone on your wrist to capture an image like this one. a milestone tonight for former president george h.w. bush and his wife barbara. celebrating 70 years of marriage tweeting "70 years ago, this very day, barbara made me the luckiest and happiest man of earth." married longer than any first couple in history. we salute them tonight. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the real money team is back. saving you none 2015 and the one thing you can start tonight. they say it will save you $1,000 by the end of the year. >>> also at this hour unlocking history. they are opening america's oldest time capsule. we'll tell you what's inside. what did paul revere and sam adams leave us? >>> and don't look down tonight. the daring adventure above the ground. two fearless climbers trying to make history by doing nearly the impossible. we'll take you up with them coming up. introducing... a pm pain reliever that dares

however we spoke to the head of a gateway public school in san francisco says 0 neal attended night and 10th grade there. before moving to sacramento. she remembers the young men as well liked by children and adults and agencies that he had a smile that little room. >> pam: this afternoon gunfire in san francisco corner store ended with two people shot just after 1:00 people were police were called to turk and leavenworth streets and the tenderloin district they found two victims with potentially life-threatening injuries. >> pam: police official said an is a smoke poured into the metro train and a passenger said the smoke was so thick they had trapped trouble finding their way out of the tunnel. a portion of the rail service was temporarily suspended and the source of the fun of smoke has not been determined so far. metro is washington's d.c. version of bart. >> pam: police officials and france say as many as six terrorist cell members may still be a large there. and new security measures are also in effect here in the u.s. grant lotus is here with the latest. >> reporter: was certain

good morning, neal. >> reporter: paula, ryan, good morning. like something out of a movie, millions of dollars in stolen art, the fbi on the case and at the center of it, a pawnshop that, of course, is also the subject of a reality show. if there's one thing movies like "the thomas crowne affair" have taught us about art heists is that selling stolen art can be as tricky as stealing it. this morning, the fbi says it's recovered these six stolen paintings by n.c. wyeth worth an estimated $12 million and allegedly pawned by 36-year-old oscar roberts and dean koreniti for a $100,000 loan in all of all places the middle of beverly hills at this high-end pawnshop. >> that was suspicious with the art. something looked not so clean and fishy. >> reporter: this being hollywood, of course, yossi dina is no ordinary pawnshop owner. >> wait what you see what i have to show you today. >> reporter: he is the star of the reelz network show, "beverly hills pawn." >> this golden diamond necklace used to be worn by elvis presley. >> reporter: dina says the sto

i'm neal cavuto. first up tonight i've heard of a three-day weekend but a seven-day weekend? why he's giving his employees unlimited vacation time. richard branson is the name sir richard branson and the book is "the virgin way everything i know about leadership," and he does know about leadership. agree or disagree with his style or politics, the fact of the matter is that when average folks across the globe were asked who they would really like to work for, who would just be a cool boss sir richard came up. number two was rupert murdoch. anyway. richard branson back with us and a lot of his leadership style is pretty much don't be a jerk don't be dicktatorial, don't shout at your workers, but it's more than that. you believe in unlimited vacation time. you believe that throwing a lot of rules at workers they're not as happy, productive, sfwhoetboth? >> most of our life is spent at work so it should be interesting, it should be entertaining, it should be rewarding. that's the virgin way. that's wait we treat our people. as a child, you know, if i criticized somebody, my pare

the feds on the case and neal karlinsky is on the story. reporter: the story of the heist by these six paintings by n.c. wyatt estimated $12 million is fit for a movie like "the thomas crown affair." but in los angeles tonight, the fbi said they unraveled a caper allegedly from a aspiring tv star oscar roberts. he's now under arrest after the paintings were sold to of all place, a beverly hills pawn shop that happens to be the subject of its own reality show. the shop owner is the star of the reels network show "beverly hills pawn." according to court documents obtained by abc news, turns out the fbi's art crime team was already hot on the trail of the paintings stolen from portland, maine, in 2013. they were next spotted during a traffic stop in texas a year later inside a green mercedes and only to turn up again in north hollywood, california. >> art crime is a sophisticated type of crime. it's not just a local matter. it tends to be something that's going to cross state borders and international boundaries. >> reporter: now facing charge

neal karlinsky leading us off tonight. thank you. abc's chief medical editor, dr. richard besser, this story keeps growing. who needs to worry tonight? >> it's really those people who haven't been vaccinated. whether you were in the train, or another state in a school, store or clinic. if you were not vaccinated and possibly exposed, call your doctor. they can tell you whether you have measles. >> that list of states is growing. what will it take to stop this? >> again it comes down to vaccinations. we eliminated measles but the rest of the world didn't. if you have not been vaccinated go ahead and get vaccinated now. dr. besser thank you very much. >>> and we have one related health note, still. the university of virginia sending an e-mail about mumps after one confirmed and four suspected cases diagnosed on that campus. mumps is prevented with the same vaccine used to protect measles. >>> and another winter storm is hitting the plains at this hour. that means trouble is on the way for a huge stretch of the country, including the northeast still frozen from this w

neal karlinsky, abc news, on the d-line bus in seattle. >> taking the bus to the dog park. and we hope >> tonight, a pay raise but the battle is far from over. >> tonight dangerous combination of large fire trucks and narrowed streets. >> california's attorney general now seeking higher office. why did she throw her hat in the ring so early? >> a man who plans to run seven marathons in seven days and that is just for starters. wait until you find out where. >>> community outcry, contra costa county supervisors agree to rescind a controversial pay raise. >> the board and labor unions are claiming another side crossed line lobbing personal attacks and some say, threats. we're live with the story. laura? >> the supervisors are on the way to that pay increase. it's a two-step process. that is underway. supervisors say they've been the object of person attacks. unions are claiming one supervisor is lobbing threats their way. >> we intend to try to get beyond issues raised here. >> that may the be easy to begin the process of rescinding their own 33% pay increase the krefrl incre

neal, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, good morning.ard to imagine a worst place for a potential measles outbreak. officials here at the super bowl are on guard this morning determined to keep the fans safe and the measles out. overnight new york officials confirmed a barred college student who has tested positive for measles was contagious on sunday when he boarded an amtrak train to albany from new york city's penn station possibly exposing hundreds of thousands of travelers in north america's busiest transportation center. >> my main concern with my daughter is that, you know, we take her to a mcdonald's and she comes back with the measles. >> reporter: in arizona, officials are monitoring 200 patients of a pediatric clinic for possible exposure. an infected woman visited the office outside of phoenix just days before an estimated million visitors from around the country flooded the city for sunday's super bowl. an infected person can spread the disease for days before its first visible simms appear. the virus lives on surfaces and i

we are also joined by attorney neal katyal who argued maclean's before the supreme court.yal is the former acting solicitor general of the united states. let's first go to robert maclean . go back to 2003. tell us why you decided to do what you did. you were in their marshal. >> initially, i thought it was a mistake because two days before, we had been given an unprecedented emergency briefing that we were going to be attacked by al qaeda hijackers smuggling weapons onto aircraft and targeting overseas flights. so we have never had such a briefing. so two days later we get this text message to immediately cancel all of our hotel reservations, it made no sense. >> that meant you would no longer be flying overseas, or marshals. >> pretty much, it would have affected any flight that was about 3.5 hours long. >> what did you do? >> first, i called my office to find out what was with this text message we all got. everybody got it across the country. and the supervisor told me that the agency had no more money and they were going to cancel these missions and definitely. subseque

in house or contract it out those are different impacts on our staffing level if we do it in house neal we have to hire a small army of surveyors pursue interims we hope to have a couple of i have summer interns with this new pilot program so we can see what the pros and cons in house versus contracting it out. >> in conclusion getting this duplicate will make a lot of work particularly on those special projects and liaison departments more meaningful. >> commissioner matsuda. >> thank you. i appreciate the view of the budget thank you very much for doing that i'd like to you to see if we can sit down time aside before we go ahead and make further comment about the budget for us to do a more micro view of kinds of preservation projects and alternatives and priorities taking place i see it here and there but would like to ask specific questions specifically about landmarks that was something we discussed last year as a priority it's moved a bit forward but not to the expectation of we had for this fiscal year i had questions about some of the information that was provided in the i guess

. >> reporter: however we spoke to the head of a gateway public school in san francisco who says 0 neal attended night and 10th grade they are before going to sacramento. she remembers the young man as being well- liked by children and adults alike in he had a smile that led up a room. >> pam: in our next half hour we talked to a counselor with been entering the victim as he had met with the young men just 50 minutes before they were killed and says they were not gangsters he shares his story with vicki lynn the gap is >> pam: charles clifford: is at the live it the golden gate right now and has a close look at the changes and updates from the chp. >> reporter: the bridge is been open about 24 hours now and highway patrol says that everything is going very well. and would give you a before and after look at the changes the drivers are seeing. all right apparently we don't have the in video for you at this moment but in short what to do as you come up the wall dhaka the walled old talk now you have of speed limit that has been reduced. waldo tunnel.. you now have to merge to the right. t

james neal takes advantage, gives nashville the lead with under two minutes left. the caps lose 4-3 in barry trotz's return. hsbc championship. 10thhole chipping out of the bunker, or to the green, roles in to save par. he shot a bogey-free round leading the turn a met with a six stroke lead going into tomorrow's final round. and a final note -- the wiz have another shot against the nets after losing last night 102-80 the phone booth. always good to get a second shot. >> a final look at the forecast? >> clouds increased in a comedy temperatures fall into the 30's, nice and dry saturday evening. the rain moves in at about 5:00 6:00 in the morning, most of the rain confined east of i-95. late day clearing for the martin luther king jr. holiday monday, 44, partly cloudy. tuesday, going back to work and school, 47, partly cloudy. a slight chance of a rain/snow mix wednesday, but nothing to be concerned with. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." tracking terror. the international hunt for sleeper cells. u.s. investigators joining the fight to stop the attack. and tonigh

the trial is expected to last a month. >> thank you, neal. head back to ron for another look at the headlines. good morning, ron. >> hi, again, paula, sara, dan, rob. >> hello, ron. >> so inclusive. >> the whole group. >>> we begin with twin bomb threats targeting two commercial airliners. the fbi and the bomb squad searching the delta and southwest planes in atlanta. this was on saturday after a series of alarming messages on twitter. about those flights. the planes landed safely accompanied by two twin f-16 air force fighter jets. no explosives were found. >>> voters are going to the polls in greece. the extreme leftist group leading in the polls has promised to cancel the economic austerity terms of its bailout program. >>> and in kansas city missouri, demolition crews detonating part of the fairfax bridge. the controlled implosion will make way for a new roadway. the rest of the bridge will be taken down later this week. >>> if you're thinking about a career change, look at this. a mysterious person or persons behind this hugely hop lar y

i'm neal karlinsky on the d line bus in seattle. >> the d line bus, huh?lly. you don't go far. >> i don't go very far. it's impressive. look at the dog. he is clearly loved by the riders. i'm sorry. it is a she, not a he. i did not mean to offend the dog on "world news now." >> the dog is sleeping right now it has to get up early to catch the bus. don't miss our updates on facebook at wnn fans.com. >> you can post your dog photos there too. >> coming up more news from abc. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. ming insomniacs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning, poison plot. john boehner's bartender planning on an assassination on the house speaker with a spiked drink. live with the details. >>> homemade and hard to detect. the new terror warning for american airports after al qaeda releases details about invisible bombs. >>> teenage hero. a young man being hailed a hero for saving the police officer who just arrested him. >>> and caught on camera. hippo on the hunt. chasing a group of boate

>> good evening, commissioners my name is steven fan i want to echo neal and he's been a integral part of connecting merchants and customers to create a synergy i found out neighbors are talking to neighbors and keeping a captive audience so neil and no mr. weaver and all the other folks are really out through connecting people and i can see a bright future for ocean avenue thanks to their efforts. >> great is there any additional public comment public comment is closed. commissioner any motion to - >> i motion to approve i know it's kind of cool that finally corporate is getting involved with entertainment you know a lot of save ways have their delis and their food things and seems like starbuck's and he applaud whole foods to have limited live is very unusual it maybe start a persistence around town we'll get more entertainment for the shoppers in the afternoon i'm going to approve this. >> second. >> let's take a vote. >> on that motion commissioner frost commissioner lee commissioner moshoyannis commissioner perez commissioner tan. >> all right. good luck with that. >> we're going

for "good morning america," neal karlinsky, abc news, austin. >> thank you, neal. >>> the excitement biggest morning in hollywood. we are just an hour now away from the academy awards nominations. who sup for the top awards? chris connelly with the favorites. >> all you have to do is ask me a question. >> reporter: the ardent fans know as cumber babes, sort of. hope oscar's answer is yes, this morning academy awards nominations for best actor figure to hit "the imitation game"'s benedict cumberbatch. >> you finished? >> reporter: against "the theory of everything" star in the making eddie redmayne especially eerie steve carell out of "the office" in "foxcatcher" and "baby boomer" fave. "birdman"'s michael keaton. ace of '80s comedy and super heroics. >> you're a washed out comic strip character. >> reporter: the best actress list could have bridemaids. >> with 0 for 5 nom naths amy adams in "big eyes" against julianne moore in "still alice." >> i feel like i can't find myself. >> reporter: both are deserving so with "wild"'s reese witherspoon and felicity jones from "the theory of ev

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for "good morning america," neal karlinsky, abc news, austin. >> thank you, neal. >>> what a big morningso many stars waking up as oscar nominees. birdman and the grand budapest hotel racking up the most nominations. some big surprises out there now. abc's chris connelly has a complete breakdown of hollywood's biggest morning. >> sorry if i'm popular, mike. >> birdman and grand budapest hotel led the way in nominations. alongside american sniper. boyhood. >> you don't want the bumpers. >> reporter: the imitation game. >> congratulation. >> reporter: selma. >> we're not asking we're demanding. give us the vote! >> the theory of everything and whiplash. >> i forgot my jacket. >> reporter: reese witherspoon for wild will duke it out with julianne moore for still alice. good news for steve foxcatcher. >> i'm a wrestling coach and i have a deep love for the sport of wrestling. >> reporter: up against golden globe winners, michael keaton and eddie redmayne. meryl streep received a nomination for "into the woods." selma didn't fair as well as many hoped. the academy could have chosen ten shows

about a minute to go, james neal with the steal and that's it. caps fall 4-3. >>> you ready? if i were you, i would scrap all your saturday plans and post up on the couch at 4:00 tomorrow and watch maryland versus michigan state, big 10 logjam the top of the standings, spartans and terps, one loss in the league, pretty sure it's going to be a grudge match. >> yeah. it's michigan state. they have a lot of history. they're a great program. whenever you play them it's pretty easy to get excited. >> i know we'll get the best shots tomorrow. we'll stay focused. we're excited the first time and even more excited this time. it should be a good time. >> 4:00 tomorrow michigan state at maryland following the game the important such, game on, great postgame show featuring the great garry williams who will be at college park with our crew. so that's going to be fun. >>> 46,000 of you let your voices be heard. game of the week, woodson and west springfield basketball. how about this pregame dance right here? they call this the whip it dance, guys. how about that? look at that. west sprin

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for "good morning america," neal karlinsky, abc news on the "d" line bus in seattle. >> how appropriate. >> it's crazy. >> more amazing than the talking dogs. >> yes, it is. i would agree and i bet if i had done that interview i could have gotten that dog to talk. >> i love you. i love you. >> that was great. >> it was, thanks neal. >>> coming up one woman's weight experiment packing on nearly 50 pounds just to prove she could lose it. why it may be easier said than done. that and a whole lot more as we roll on. come on back. major: here's our new trainer ensure active heart health. heart: i maximize good stuff like my potassium and phytosterols which may help lower cholesterol. new ensure active heart health supports your heart and body so you stay active and strong. ensure, take life in. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ at chili's, fresh is now. and now we've got fresh mex bowls. it's a big bowl of delicious paired with soup or salad. now on our lunch combo menu, starting at six bucks. chili's -- fresh is happening now. i've smoked a lot and quit a lot but ended up nowhere. now...i use this. the nicoderm cq p

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>> eclipse even got friendly there on the bus with abc's own neal karlinsky.r so much running around. >> it's very impressive because it can be difficult figuring figuring out how to get place to place on the bus and the lines and the trains and all that. the dog's got it figured out. >> you're so sympathetic towards the dog. >> i am. you all have softened me up here at abc. >> i'm surprised. >> about the pet stories. >> a lot of change with you. >> oh. >> just a matter of weeks. >> more changes to come, reena. >>> for some of you out there, your local news is next. >> for everyone else we'll be back with a group proving they're never too old for an adventure. look, jamie, maybe we weren't the lowest rate this time. but when you show people their progressive direct rate and our competitors' rates you can't win them all. the important part is, you helped them save. thanks, flo. okay, let's go get you an ice cream cone, champ. with sprinkles? sprinkles are for winners. i understand. [ female announcer ] take skincare to the next level with roc® multi correxion®

neal karlinsky, abc news las vegas. >> skates look pretty cool. >> would you go up and down the streeth. i'd show up to the bureau here. newsroom. go up and down. >> the coffee pot you seem to be interested in. >> yeah. >> i've never been to that show but i've always wanted to go. i'm always -- i just want to see the latest and greatest tv. >> it's running through april 9th. you still have a couple of days? >> april 9th? >> i think -- >> sorry, january. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- breaking news. divers just made a major discovery in the search for the missing airasia jet. will it help investigators solve the mystery of the doomed flight. >>> unprecedented cold. wind chills dropping again into the danger zone. an arctic freeze far from over. many schools are closing and roads are downright dangerous. >> just go slow and put it in four-wheel drive. >> the polar plunge hiting much of the country and predictions from accuweather. >>> keeping your resolutions for aye new year using a high-tech tool to zap you when you stray. >> there's a real power in using a little bit of fine

here's abc's neal karlinsky. >> lassie. >> lassie was good about figuring out stuff and finding her wayed in his honor pushing for an oscar. in downtown seattle a 2-year-old lab mix named eclipse has eclipsed them all. no special effects just a dog that rides the city bus all by herself. >> just sits like a person does. >> reporter: we spent the day bouncing along downtown seattle with eclipse. full disclosure, i had no idea what stop to get off at and had to follow the dog. when she is not pawing strangers and making friends he's looking out the window and no joke she knows exactly when it is time for her to get off.she's looking out the window and no joke she knows exactly when it is time for her to get off. so where does a bus riding dog go? the dog park, of course. at the park we met her human ff young who says he generally rides with eclipse but on nearly a dozen occasions, he says she's done it totally on her own. >> just the bus to the dog park and back. keeps it simple. >> reporter: she's a dog. >> yes. but she rode it with me so many times. it's engrained. >> reporter: there ar

there's talk about neal kashkari, of course who ran for governor. millionaires, right?mayor ashley swearingen. also she ran and lost for controller. what's at stake do you think for republicans and the republican party in putting up someone who's credible? this should be a seat theoretically that they should be able to win, but it's tough. >> it is tough. and i had i it's also important for california that we don't have just a one-party race. the dynamics we're going to be talking about a lot is the open primary system and the fact it could be very likely that there isn't a republican in the november election. >> i'll just say what that is. it's the top two where parties don't nominate a candidate anymore, it's the top two vote getters regardless of party affiliation. >> right. i think that's one thing that back to kamala and gavin they were looking at do we want to -- this could be a two-year knock-down-drag-out race. so i think the republican party's going to be looking carefully but there's a lot of schisms within that party in california and i think that's why there

and neal patrick harris saying he lost a $20 bet on the nominations to his daughter. maybe she'll join him to host. >>> there's still much more ahead this thursday. the visitor to a real estate open house with much more in mind. look at this. this camera catching her in action, what she was really up to. authorities on the growing problem. >>> and tonight, pope francis coming to america. and the big announcement. what will happen when he arrives? >>> and then bradley cooper, getting the oscar nomination. for "american sniper." his amazing transformation to play the part. and tonight, how his life has changed. (man) when i can't go, it's like bricks piling up. i wish i could find some relief. (announcer) ask your doctor about linzess-- a once-daily capsule for adults with ibs with constipation or chronic idiopathic constipation. linzess is thought to help calm pain-sensing nerves and accelerate bowel movements. it helps you proactively manage your symptoms. do not give linzess to children under 6, and it should not be given to children 6 to 17. it may harm them. don't