>>> this morning on "world news now" -- breaking news overnight. the man accused of shooting and killing trayvon martin was released from a central florida jail just a few hours ago. >> george zimmerman was released on $150,000 bail as he awaits trial on second-degree murder charges. it's monday, april 23rd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good monday morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. meg oliver is back on a big news night. welcome back. right to work. >> thank you. paula faris is on assignment. always good start the week with you, rob. we'll get to our breaking news about george zimmerman in a moment. we'll also update you on the extreme weather that could impact millions of people here in the northeast. a classic nor'easter is bringing dangerous winds and rain along with more than a foot of snow in pittsburgh and buffalo. we'll get the latest from accuweather. >> i was just outside. messy night. it was 80 degrees two weeks ago, and now some areas seeing snow. it's weird. mother nature playing some tricks on us. >>> te

new york, 60. atlanta, 66. and new orleans, 79. to hit some garage sales this weekend or flea market. this week we learned a guy visiting las vegas bought a painting for five bucks and turned out it was a warhol. >> that is unbelievable. this reminded us of some other incredible finds. a painting of flowers that an indiana man bought for 30 bucks from a thrift store. he resold it to a museum for $1.2 million. and what about the splatter painting that a retired truck driver paid five bucks for. it could be an original jackson pollack. possible price tag, you see there on your screen, $50 million. one man's trash is another man's treasure. look at that. >> forget about buying a mega millions ticket. you might have it -- >> somewhere in your basement or garage. good luck. >> we just got rid of a bunch of stuff moving here. makes me wonder. >> see? that blender could have been something. >> no, it wasn't worth anything. trust me. >>> we'll be back with more "world news now" right after this. ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather bro

on the new collaborative economy. we're interested in it because it has aspects that have piqued our interest, about hoour environment, how to improve life for more people, how to make an expensive city more affordable to more people, how to utilize the strengths of the city as a great tourist city. how we can get more folks to come and experience the wonders of the city. maybe they will make their stake here. these panel members have decided to make their stake here. they risked reputation, may be small amounts of money. if they had a lot of money, they may not have had to start this. they have also done it for the right reasons. they want to experience the city in a different way, but one that is in the tradition of san francisco and is reflective of mine, welcoming more people to share in the economy. hopefully the right reasons will create more jobs and get more entrepreneurs involved. i have often said this can be the city for the 100%. everybody can have a chance to fulfill their dreams and make sure they can ha

there is a new owner who wants to integrate new stuff. they want to move to brooklyn. >> fresh start. >> don't want to stay in new jersey get out. we don't want you. that is the story. >> coming up apple piling up profits so why has the stock been slump something. >> there is a shocking story of a woman claiming she was fired after donating a kidney to her boss. >> and a weather anchor finds it unbearable to do the forecast because of these visitors on the set. stay with us. >>> a few minutes ago we heard how apple released earnings and now, stock is soaring again but that has not been the case the past few weeks. david louie is live in palo alto with an explanation. david? >> apple just had the best march history in quarter. the biggest tech company in silicon valley and the cash keeps growing up to $110 billion, however, analysts say there are reasons why the price has been sliding. >> apple ceo said we're thrilled. despite good news, the stock prices dropped nearly 15% in the two weeks and hit a high of $644 on april owth closing today

new york lately. now there was a problem with birdie. a worker at laguardia tries to coax her off the runway. birdie had gotten loose before her flight to memphis. she ran around for about ten minutes. her owner eventually got her under control and they put her back on the plane. a couple of departing flights were delayed. birdie did not want to get on that plane. >> the other birdies end up in the right engine. could be worse. >> birdie strike. >> exactly. >>> here's a look at your weather on this thursday morning. rainy out west from montana down to arizona. showers around seattle, san francisco and l.a. also some severe storms from kansas to amarillo. record heat in south texas. showers from little rock to raleigh and from d.c. up to bean town. >> 67 in new york. near 80 in atlanta. 88 in dallas. omaha, 72. indianapolis, 66. detroit, 61. 77 in colorado springs. and 67 in sacramento. >>> we've done plenty of animal stories here on "world news now." much to your chagrin, i know, rob. >> so many. >> b

i'm brian williams in new york. >>> back on news 4 at 4:00 this afternoon we will have much more on the death of dick clark throughout the evening and more reaction as well. >> in other news, it was a captivating sight in the skies yesterday. the space shuttle "discovery" coming to the smithsonian continues today. workers continued initial preparations to move the shuttle into the museum yesterday loosening the prongs that connected the shuttle with the 747 plane. tonight at 8:00 crews will get back to work and news 4's erika gonzalez will have a live report as "discovery" heads into its final resting place, coming up at 5:00. >>> and the lucky winners, a retired couple living in southern illinois. we're talking about the lottery. >> they will get their share of the record $656 million jackpot drawn nearly three weeks ago. we finally got to see a face, what a winner looks like. they were introduced at the ceremony in the tiny farming town of red bud where they bought the ticket. >> jay gray reports on what they plan to do with all that cash. >> reporter: the $218 million question has be

john muller, abc news, new york. >> this is our facebook question of the day.you believe in ghosts? if so, have you ever actually seen one? go to wnnfans.com and let us know. >> the studio is haunted. we can't work. i can't work like this. >> we'll call it an early day. this is it. >> poltergeist? >> actually probably just didn't pay the bills. no more budget for the lights. >> electricity not happening. >> coming up next, a lasting memory of kelsey grammer's new bride. >> and all the excitement over brad pitt and angelina jolie's engagement. that's next in "the skinny." >> announcer: abc's ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >>> all right, everybody. now it is time for "the skinny." kelsey grammer has had some love issues in the past. >> just a few hundred. >> a few hundred. now it appears he's very happy in love. his new wife katie walsh grammer is only 32, but -- and he's 60. so it's a little bit of a may/december romance going on. but apparently he's so happy he just had her name tattooed into his abdomen. first time he's ever had a tat, he tells us. >> really? >> yeah. t

news" polka ♪ ♪ talking about this is the "world news" polka ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ >>> this morning on "world newsosama bin laden's death, there are explosive new concerns. >> federal agents say al qaeda could target airplanes in a show of retaliation. it is friday, april 27th. >>> good friday morning, i'm rob nelson. guess who is back in the house? >> i'm so happy to be back. so happy to be back. >> it's been a while. we have special music for you and everything. it's family on the overnight show. >> i love this show. >> you left us at christmas. feels like you are in the saddle. welcome back. >> i'm here for paula faris. for a little bit. our top story this half-hour, the latest intelligence on a possible terror plot one year after osama bin laden's take down. why agents are taking this so seriously and who has been put on alert. >> also this morning, the desperation in tucson, arizona where the search has scaled back for a 6-year-old isabel celis. she disappeared nearly a week ago now. investigators are changing their strategy while a reward fund just got bigger. so many questions in the case.

winick, abc news, new york. >> wow.s a lot more common than you may think. >> yeah. 2,586 since 1990. at jfk alone. 219 people have been killed since '88. $600 million annual. they test jet engines to withstand bird strikes. but they test them with four-pound birds. when you are talking about canadian geese and the geese we're dealing with, they are a little larger than 4 pounds. maybe they should start testing for larger birds. >> it's the size of the bird that gets in there. that's why the plane -- >> like big bird. >> that's what it takes. you take a little bird. how is that taking out a whole plane. we're talking about sizable birds here. it's scary. those passengers clearly had a little spike in their blood pressure. >> yes, they did. >> it worked out okay, thank god. >>> another mysterious flight drama. this one over the gulf of mexico. controllers actually lost contact with the small plane and then called in air force jets there to the scene. they saw that the plane's windshield was frost period they then shadowe

new york, 58. and boston 50. now more than a little bit of longevity is the reason why this is our -- ready? favorite story of the day. that was really good. and it comes to us from rock island, illinois. >> that's where we find and send a belated happy birthday to shelby harris. he is celebrating his -- get this -- 111th birthday over the weekend. yes, that makes him the oldest man in the u.s. >> that is so impressive. with all that age comes some wisdom. harris says he just tries to live the right kind of life from day-to-day and he loves everyone and he wants everyone to love him. so i guess all you need is a little love. >> lennon and mccartney. >> he's on to something. >> good for him. happy birthday. >> happy birthday. >> and we'll be right back with more "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by just for men hair color. weather brought to you by just for men hair color. [ male announcer ] we did an experiment for febreze fabric refresher. [ experimenter 2 ] what do you smel

news out of florida.merman is out of jail this morning. after posting bail overnight. a big blaze breaks out at a warehouse. wjz is live at the scene as firefighters continue to monitor the hot spots. and busted, federal agents swarm the flea market and what they say they found inside. more news and traffic and weather and the new week, in a couple of minutes. ♪ i, i'll bring the fire make you come alive ♪ ♪ i can take you higher what this is, forgot? ♪ ♪ i must now remind you let it rock, let it rock ♪ ♪ let it rock

the snow record in ithaca, new york was broken and a tie at buffalo, new york. one part of pennsylvania report the nearly two feet of snowfall. >>> where else but the florida keys would you find a giant key lime pie? it's seven feet wide. it used more than 1,000 key limes, 360 eggs, 20 pounds of dough. it was made in honor of the 30th anniversary of the so-called conk republican, a tong in cheek effort to secede from the u.s. >>> competing for the most beautiful dog, they earned titles like mr. congeniality and best dressed. judges were looking for qualities like drooping mouth and laziness, if only that got you most beautiful. in the end a pooch named tyson took top honors, becoming the mascot for drake university's track and field meet. >> now for a look at your national weather, we turn to nbc meteorologist bill karins. good morning to you. >> i've never been a bulldog owner, but i have friends that have them. that's the way it should be kept. >> i am always a bulldog fan. >> yes. they are difficult, difficult dogs. they're stubborn and lazy. >> but they're c

new evidence leads police to search a new york city basement for a young boy who vanished back in 1979. >>> and back in court. george zimmerman could be a free man after a bond hearing later today. this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, april 20, 2012. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm michelle miller. we begin with the investigation into the secret service prostitution scandal in colombia. more agents are expected to lose their jobs as early as today. meanwhile, the white house is standing by the secret service director. susan mcginnis is in washington with more. good morning. >> reporter: michelle, good morning. as more information comes to light about what really happened that night in cartagena, it does look like more firings are going to happen fast. meanwhile, members of congress are now speaking out. more secret service agents involved in the prostitution scandal in colombia could resign or be fired as early as today. according to new york congressman peter king. >> director sullivan said as soon as he believes he has sufficient evidence to require someone to leav

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earnings news. tokyo's nikkei gained nearly 1% while hong kong's hang seng lost a fraction. >>> apple shines for investors. the world's most valuable technology company sold 35 million iphones for the first quarter of the year, double what it sold last year and far beyond analyst expectations. apple's stock price jumped 7% after the closing bell. >>> most economists think the federal reserve will keep interest rates where they are following today's meeting. the fed releases its latest round of quarterly forecasts today. it's likely that fed chair ben bernanke will cite enough economic growth to leave borrowing cost as is. >>> federal prosecutors made the first arrest connected to the bp gulf oil spill. two years ago an oil rig explosion set off the worst oil spill in u.s. history. a former bp engineer was charged with deleting more than 300 text messages that indicated the spill was worse than the company was saying. michelle? >> thank you, ashley. ashley morrison here in new york. >>> straight ahea

to a new york city basement. john miller is covering. on the day pat summitt steps down, president obama makes a surprising announcement. dean reynolds is with the winningest college coach ever. and seth doane with the billionaire's son. how howard buffet troops in feed america's hungry. >> reporter: what would do you without a program like this here? >> starve. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. gillette government. september 2009 might have been one of those dates etched in our history. that is when al qaeda terrorists planned to walk on to new york city subway trains and grand central terminal with bombs in their backpacks. those trains are ridden by more than five million people each day. details of this plot came from an admitted terrorist, now a government witness, at the trial today of an alleged coconspirator. homeland security correspondent bob orr is following the case. >> reporter: this is the handwritten recipe for bombs najibullah zazi hoped to explode on ne

discovered something new. there's a new survey that's talked about the age at which women are willing to show off a little more of their bodies? >> follow this. they've tried to figure out at what age women show the most leg. and they found the age is 23. and here's where they got that from. at the age 23, you're on your own. you're able to buy your own clothes. you finally have a chance to break free from your mom telling you, you're not going to wear that out, are you? at 23 you have the shortest skirts that you could possibly wear. at around 18 inches. then after that, the length of the skirt goes up. or longer. until the age of 28. at which time they say that women are most likely to try to find a husband. then they get shorter. then they get longer after 30 until 40 when they get short once more. ultimately ending at 60 when they're the longest at 40 inches. which is one of my favorites. ladies in skirts. >> you have done the math on that. those were some toned gams there. >> i think one of those was sara

richard cantu, abc news, new york. >> an institution indeed. >> absolutely.es, the new has gotten lighter and fluffier. you have to look back at a career like his and tip your hat as he represents not only the end of a life but the end of a news era. just a little harder, a little more serious. >> that's right. it's hard to believe his last interview was in 2008. quite a long time ago. >> it was. he actually fought heart surgery a few years ago. stayed out of the public limelight. was up in connecticut. that's where he passed over the weekend. a long and extraordinary life. 93 years old. sleep well, mr. wallace. >>> in other news this morning -- jennifer hudson will be in a chicago courtroom later this morning. the oscar-winning singer/actress will be attending the trial of the man accused of killing her mother, brother and nephew. hudson plans to attend every day of william balfour's trial and may be called as a witness herself. prosecutors say balfour shot the family in a jealous rage because his estranged wife, hudson's sister, was dating another man. >>>

in his new york city home.estigators took his laptop and his iphone. he had a short career as a mole in the fox news organization sending information critical of the channel to bloggers. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> well, you can expect plenty of guest stars on tonight's live episode of "30 rock." the cast led by tina fey and alec baldwin. they'll perform inside saturday night live studios. there will be an east coast and a west coast version. so they'll do it twice live. "30 rock" airing tonight live 8:30 right here on nbc bay area. >>> and to think we do 2 1/2 hours live every morning. >>> all right. time to check in with live meteorologist christina loren. >> and we do have a studio audience, as well. much, much smaller. good morning to you. you are our audience out there. and what you need to know is we do have slick conditions. make sure you give yourself plenty of extra time, travel cautiously out there. those showers are now racing into southern california. we're getting a nice, dry break. te

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it is monday, april 2nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning, everyone. i'm tanya rivero in for paula faris. >> i'm t.j. winick in for rob nelson. the family in the rv was headed home to minnesota from texas when the crash took place in kansas. police are not releasing much information about the victims, we do know a widowed mother of 12 was in that rv and her hometown is in shock. >> such a tragic story. coming back from vacation as well. >>> also this morning, tomorrow is a big day for the mitt romney campaign as the republicans start rallying around the front-runner. a win in tuesday's wisconsin primary could put him another step closer to nomination. >>> later this half hour, stores are cracking down on coupon clippers. are you a coupon clipper? bargain shoppers need them the most. could extreme couponers be spoiling it for all us ordinary folks just looking for a break? >> i'm not that organized. i just can't get it together. >> it does take a lot of organization. >>> first, a family catastrophe on a highway in northeastern kansas. it's difficult to

keeping in step with the news, i'm erika for "teen kids news." hey, did you hear about the new prevention benefits from medicare? the health care law gives us a yearly wellness visit to talk with our doctor about our care. medicare also covers recommended cancer and prevention screenings. plus, fifty percent off brand name prescription drugs... if you're in the donut hole. so i can get the prescriptions i need... to stay healthy. word sure gets around. [ male announcer ] tell your friends and family. learn more at medicare.gov or call 1-800-medicare. share the news. share the health! >> let's check in with this week's "flag facts." here's kristen. >> old glory has a lot more to it than just stars and stripes. author randy howe gives us a tour across our star-spangled banner. >> well, if you picture the american flag, we'll start in the upper left-hand corner, and that's called the canton, and there you'll find the blue with the 50 stars. the field is where you find the 13 stripes, so that's the main part of the flag. the staff is the flagpole, so

now to news. police are looking for the robbed a seven eleven north west washington before 2:00 this morning. in the 2500 block of benning road. he never showed a weapon and no one was injured. >> howard university athletes are prevented from competing school investigate possible violations of n.c.a.a. rules. this has caused a lot of confusion and frustration on campus. >> they are not saying anything to us right now. we are trying to figure it out. the university temporarily expended all athletics, a surprising for those on the field. later they clarified only some been pulled for the somer under weather students violated n.c.a.a. rules. >> it is scary. >> officials declined to say violated, butbeen of the track team said bookit stems from vouchers, money the university athletes to cover the cost of textbooks. >> instead of just giving you aboutoks, they give you $750 toward the books. but they say any money that over was spent however wanted. a big oversight by the school. >> if you give student

in milton, new seattle, keith eldridge for abc news. >> wow.hinking. he raced up there so fast. >> unbelievable. in case you're wondering the state of the driver, his name has not been released. we understand he is in grave condition. doesn't look like he's doing too well. the accident could have been a lot worse if those kids had not sprang into action. a funny story, he knows how to drive a little bit because his mom lets him back the car out of the garage every once in a while. good thing for mom. he had a little behind the wheel experience. that's for sure. >>> moving on. now to some medical headlines just out this morning that links dental x-rays to brain cancer. researchers at yale discovered patients are more likely to develop a common type of brain cancer if they've had bite wing dental x-rays at least once a year. the brain cancer risk was five times greater in those who have had full mouth dental x-rays prior to age 10. while the findings in today's cancer journal seem alarming, the researchers say much more study needs to be done. >>

building in new york city today. for the first time, just above ground zero, we reveal the stunning view. it's an abc news exclusive. >>> and developing now. gas prices plummet again, relief at the pump by more than a nickel over the weekend. prices lower than they were last year, right before the busy summer travel season. >>> the search for little isabel expands across the border to mexico. as police race to track down a new lead on what happened to the 6-year-old who vanished from her bedroom. a new witness caught on surveillance tape. >>> and -- ♪ where did i go wrong >> hero mcdreamy. tv's hottest doctor in an unbelievable real-life rescue. the moments when patrick dempsey pulled a teenager from a car. using a crowbar and fire extinguisher. how he saved a life. >>> and good morning, everyone. from times square. george? you are on top of the world right now, my friend. what a spectacular sight. >> boy, i'll say. i am loving my job this morning, robin. it's absolutely awesome up here on the 100th floor of one worl

>> april 10, 2012, from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] captioning sponsored by comedy central ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: boom, boom, boom, welcome to "the daily show". my same in jon stewart. oh, doctor my name is jon stewart. oh, our program tonight -- you are going to love it. my guest spacex c.e.o. elon musk. has his own rockets. whether they are tipped with lasers, i do not know. [ laughter ] before we get started, business news after the top. ♪ >> breaking news on rick santorum dropping out -- [cheers and applause] >> jon: sure that's -- i'm stuck with the santorum dropping out -- well i can't do those jokes anymore. not just because of moral issue but we shredded all of them for god sakes. word of his departure came in the form of just in, standard modifier which discontinuing wishes in a temporal sense just in news from regular stale, run of the mill news. it's the only news modifier you need just temporal stuff. recently cnn would disagree. >> time now

this is "studio b." >> there is breaking news, now, on fox news, expecting the news conference from police in spring, texas. they are setting up the microphones and they will step to them. this is a town near houston. an unthinkable crime has happened. a woman is accused of killing a new mom and stealing her three-day old baby. the suspect, thankfully, is now under arrest. police say she admitted the hole thing and says she intended to adopt the trial. the brutal killing and kidnapping happened yesterday in birthday daylight 20 miles north of houston. the suspect shot the mother multiple times right inside a pediatric clinic and grabbed that baby and took off. according to witnesses the wounded mom tried to stop 9 shooter from driving off with her son but there was nothing she could do. and she later died. but in hours police found the baby, still alive. breaking developments now and trace, do we know if the woman was targeted, trace? >>trace: no, police say that she was not targeted. the suspect, here, a 30-year-old, actually admitted that she had no idea who the woman was. all she was ou

new this morning...of the u-s leaders still dreaa of payback for the raid.while the u-s says there is no sign of an u-s argetss.. they still warn citizens round the world to be vigilant ahead of the death. 3&a mmryland man has been identified as one of the secret service ageets at the heart of the colombia huntingtoo of severnaapark ii said to be the agent who hhd a dispute in the hotel room with a prostiiute over how much she would get paid.huntington has left the secret service but its un-clear under what pircuustances. tte secret service also distributed new rules friday or its agents on assignment in hooes to prevent future misconduct. a big annnuncement... from g-o-p candidate, newt gingrich. pccording to a source cllse to thh ffrmer ouse speaker... is likely expected to express c- his support for mitt rrmney. a by phone last week. you're looking at thee rebuilding of "one woold trade center" tower.later today... it will be named the tallest building in new yorr city at a ceremony.the buildiiggis be

other see it as a new start with leadership change. >> a new president equals new ideas, new improvements >> dr. mo as he's finally called sits on the board of the central bank of afghanistan. faculty and staff wonder if he will use his position as a bully pulpit to re-examine the u.s. strategy in afghanistan. it came up at a reception. >> he can say things that other people can't say or they can say it but nobody hears them, and he can say things from the base of knowledge that is his country. >> this president isn't tipping his hand. >> in my native land, but at the same time when i became an american citizen, i take pride in it, and i take pride in truly this is the land of opportunity. >> dr. mo did tip his hand about one thing. he wants to see more interdisciplinary courses integrating science, technology, math and engineering in all courses. in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. >>> thousands of bay area residents are expected to celebrate the life and legacy of farm labor and civil rights leader chavez today in san francisco. it starts at 11:00 this morning with a parade. that's fol

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students at george washington university are giving new cell phones a new lease on life. they collected used phones and cameras and laptops around the dc area and they have been working with hope phones and proceeds will fund child assistance overseas. >> it is a great way to give back to a worldwide community donated extra devices you might have lying around at your house. >> if you donated a device, that personal information will be wiped clean before they get shipped overseas. kids across our area are getting a colorful lesson on going green at state care centers and shelters. thousands of crayons are coming from restaurants. this is part of a volunteer effort to teach kids to be environmentally conscious. remember the incredible basketball shot in frederick maryland? this is youtube video. the 15-year-old did a somersault and managed to make the basket. we visited him last night and he beat it again. it was nothing but net. twice. amazing. coming up next, s the nextalahi's back in the spotlight. this time it involves the state house and later on anderson on >> going o

news corps is the parent company of fox news channel.of the news of the world tabloid. the company shut down that tabloid last summer after investigators revealed reporters had hacked the voice mail accounts of people they were covering. today, rupert murdoch testified he did not know about the hacking but said he, quote -- but he did, say, quote: i failed and i'm very sorry about it. it was an omission by me and all i can do is apologize to a lot of people, including all the innocent people news of the world who have lost their jobs. >> shepard: rupert murdoch says he panicked when he shut down the paper but it was the right thing to do. nervous fliers turn away from television now because it might be tough. trying to land planes in spain with 40 mile-per-hour wind blowing. some pilots couldn't even do it and had to land else where. the airport never closed. we haven't heard reports of anybody being hurt. scared but not hurt. flights in new york's laguardia airport came for a spot a couple minutes yesterday after a dog somehow got out o

in new york, someone is posing as a police officer and a woman. police say the fake cop is really a man who went in a bank, demanded a customer's wallet and stole a debit card. also snuck in the private offices of a hospital, so nothing was stolen there. >>> in dallas, a burglar tried to smash his way in a pharmacy using a giant rock. police say he hurled it at the front door over and over again, but minor detail, it was made of plexiglass and wouldn't shatter. the would be-thief is still on the loose. >>> in st. louis, someone vandalized a school crossing skien, altered to make it look like one of the children is carrying an assault rifle. that is not funny. the sign is posted at a place where some would consider unofficial boundary of the safer and dangerous side of town. public work crews plan to fix it. >>> finally, who knew you could fit the olympic games in new york times square, pretty small but the crossroads of the world played host to volleyball, bmx bike racing and more to help usher in the 2012 summer games in london, now less than 100

live at the new york stock exchange i'm jane king. >>> well, new this morning, scathing new criticismassive government loan given to solyndra. the new report from the treasury department's inspector general says experts were not consulted on the 528 million dollar federal loan to the last minute and had only a day to complete their review the report found concerns raised were never addressed. solyndra was the first green energy company to receive a federal energy department loan under a new stimulus program. the company declared bankruptcy last year and laid off more than 1,000 workers. >>> we want to soak up some of that solar energy today it won't feel that warm. >> yesterday the -- if you are sitting in a car or sheller it will feel nice -- shelter it will feel nice once you get that breeze, crisp. let's talk about temperatures should you -- how you should dress -- [ unintelligible ] mid 40s santa rosa, napa, fairfield upper 40s around livermore, low to mid 40s -- mid to upper 30s, gilroy, watsonville, santa rosa. today mostly sunny, cool and breezy, like questioned. clear, chilly

the new photos come as the u.s. military continues to deal with a series of high profile converse sees connected to the war -- controversies connected to the war including a previous controversy and deli protest in afghanistan after accidental burning of copies of qur'an by u.s. troops. we'll continue to follow this story throughout the morning and on abc7news.com. >>> it wasmko÷ 106 years ago ths morning that san francisco was awakened by a major effort quake that would change the look of the city forever this morning hundreds have gathered to honor the victims and the survivors of that massive quake. amy hollyfield joins us from 20th and church where crowds have just finished their second memorial moment of the morning. you don't know this, but that fire hydrant saved my grandparents' home. >> reporter: oh terry what a significant piece of history, thank you for sharing that, i don't have anything like that to bring to the table. you should be out here. we are enjoying a moving memorial service this morning we sta

here at 30 rock in new york city, here's the news. >>> mitt romney will pick up a truck load of delegates today as five more states hold primary vot votes. romney is expected to sweep the contest in new york, connecticut, delaware, pennsylvania and rhode island. victories there will move him closer to the 1144 delegates he needs to clinch the nomination. a milestone he's projected to reach next month. the former massachusetts governor spent time campaigning in pennsylvania yesterday. the only one of today's primary states that could be competitive for republicans in november. romney was joined by senator marco rubio of florida, who many have put on the short list of potential running mates for romney. some see rubio's latino roots as a political advantage. the former vice president dick cheney told an audience of college students yesterday, there are more important factors to consider. >> when you watch the talking heads out there now, they're talking about, well, gee, you better get a woman or you better get a hispanic or you better pick somebody from a big state. the decision you make a

he disappeared in new york city 33 years ago. tonight, police are following a new lead. john miller has covered this case since the day etan disappeared and he brings us up to date tonight. >> reporter: today, for the first time in three decadees, police and the f.b.i. returned in forts to the new york city block where etan patz vanished. new york police spokesman paul browne. >> we're putting greater emphasis on this location, looking forensically for any evidence of human remains or clothing. >> reporter: investigators intend to dig up the concrete floor in a basement that was once the workshop of neil miller, a handy man who befriended the six-year-old boy. the concrete floor was laid just days after etan vanished. patz disappeared in may of 90. he was last seen by his mom walking to the skylight bus stop by himself. the case tapped into the fears of every parent. it was one of the most highly publicized disappearances of a child. author lisa cohen wrote a book on the case. >> i think this really was a turning point for american culture. i can't tell you how many time

tony guida, cbs news, new york. >>> a cdc study says one-third of workers in the u.s. sleep deprived getting fewer than six hours a night. half of the people working overnight say they're not getting enough shut eye. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs morning news," singer/songwriter neil sedaka. this is the "cbs morning news." [ female announcer ] ready for a taste of what's hot? check out the latest collection of snacks from lean cuisine. creamy spinach artichoke dip, crispy garlic chicken spring rolls. they're this season's must-have accessory. lean cuisine. be culinary chic. people will have doubts about taking aspirin for pain. that's why we developed bayer advanced aspirin with micro particles. now we're challenging you to put it to the test. visit fastreliefchallenge.com today for a special trial offer. . >>> good morning. welcome to 9news now. today is monday, april 30, the last day of this month. i'm andrea roane. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm mike hydeck. happy monday. hello, monika santami. >> good morning. >> she has traffic momentarily. >> howard

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moved into the anchor chair. >> good evening from cbs news headquarters in new york.threatens algeria tonight. >> pelley: newspaper adds heralded the arrival of a new era at cbs. 45-year-old walter cronkite, who covered wars and political conventions, the olympics and space shots was about to become a daily presence in america's living room. >> this is the evening edition of cbs news with walter cronkite. >> it was 15 minutes at the time totally inadequate amount of time to do news. >> pelley: the new set featured a bank of black-and-white monitors. "variety," the show biz magazine called it "visual razzmatazz." the technology was primitive by today's standards. >> paris is worried by developments in its one-time colonial capital and robert kleinman reported there earlier today by telestar. >> the government of president charles du ghoul.... >> pelley: unfortunately, cronkite's debut was not recorded. this is the only known recording of that era. >> more news in a moment after this word from aerowax. >> reporter: don hewitt, who went on to create "60 minutes," it was

there is a new temporary ground level detour with a new temporary intersection. it will be a lot to digest for people driving for decades. the tunnel could be very disorienting. >> this is pleasing. looking at it going into the part because we're in the national parks and there is where we've got to make it look pretty. >> and certainly we expect this to back up, people going to come into the tunnel and say wow then they're going to get to a new intersection into palace of fine arts. >> this shows how it will be used when everything is finished. on monday, april 30th will carry traffic into both direction was a moveable carrier. >> cars will not go through them. this is opposed to a head on collision is what you're trying to prevent over here. >> that will be a huge improvement so again, the closure not beginning tonight. and there is going to remain closed until monday april 30th at 5:00 a.m. and caltrans is urging people to stay away from the presidio if you can help it. they're expecting quite a lot of back up and traffic confusion around that weekend. abc 7 n

new dove style plus care.ter style through better care. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. washington, d.c., partly sunny, 67. atlanta, mostly sunny, 88. st. louis, rain, 79. denver, partly sunny, 75. seattle, occasional rain at 57. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. wednesday marks the one-year anniversary of the raid that killed osama bin laden. white house officials say there is no sign of a specific al qaeda revenge plot but al qaeda is still trying to attack american interests. >>> and it's presumed a chinese legal activists is hiding out in the u.s. embassy in beijing. activists say china and the u.s. are trying to resolve the issue before secretary of state clinton's visit later this week. >>> a disease that normally attacks adults is now being found in the young. it's type 2 diabetes. a new report says doctors are seeing a dramatic increase, especially in overweight teens. and as tony guida reports, is also harder to treat. >> reporter: type 2 d

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bbc news, new york. >>> the incredible hot house of new york's preschools.'s evidence that the problems in the u.s. education system stretch far beyond preschool. in an international survey, american students ranked 15th in reading, 23rd in science, and 31st in math. but when it came to spending, america spends roughly $10,000 per student while other wealthy countries spend only $7,400. for more on this divide and what can be done to fix it, i spoke with michelle wii, the former chancellor of the public schools. and she joined me from nashville and i started by asking her about what those figures revealed. >> there's an absolute disconnect. if you look at the american spending, this happened over the last few decades, we have more than tripled the amount of money that we are spending per child on education. that's in real dollars. that's controlling for inflation over the last four decades or so. and, yet, the results have remained stagnant. so we put ourselves in a really tough position as educators because had we tripled the expenditures and student achiev

: she was excited to see the new unit and her new room. >> it will be nice to have.o not understandable] and nurses together and families. >> excited because it feels like i will be a part of history. >> we anticipate the families and kids being extremely happy and we have separate playrooms for teenagers and child age patients both the inpatient and outpatient unit are two units. outpatient unit and inpatient unit are together on the 11th floor. so there will be fabulous continuity with nurses and mid level providers and physicians. >> reporter: this is the command center where all patients are monitored and the progress is watched by doctors, nurses and other professionals to make sure that they have a smooth transition from the old hospital to their new wing. >> it's a matter of getting all the logistics arranged for a move that's complicated as this make sure we know which routes the patients will move along and elevators are coordinated and the staff know their roles throughout the move. >> reporter: there have been no surprises with the mob of more than 150 ped

the new facilities will have bigger and more quiet patient rooms and new equipment. some patients say the new facility is already proving to be more convenient. >> we have been pushing her in a wheelchair with luggage. i think it will be a lot easier. >> it feels like i will be a part of history. >> expansion will have a degree emergency room with easier access to all other parts of the hospital. still ahead, have you booked your summer trip yet? air fares are rising. how much and the reason. more people are gardening. the tragedy of the bronx zoo. what caused a car with seven family members to plunge off of an overpass and >> seven people in one family are dead after their vehicle plunged off of the new york city highway. officials say an elderly couple, two women, and three grandchildren hit the center median and crossed traffic before flipping over a guardrail. the vehicle landed inside the grounds of the bronx zoo. staff say it was far from public view. the st. louis cardinals honor one of their fans with a moment of silence. authorities are investigating a deadl