newton's mind sure, but newton had some hints and newton says he climbed on the shoulders of giants.. and one of those giants was a fellow by the name of kepler, an astronomer type. kepler who spent his lifetime making sense out of the data of one of his contemporaries, brahe, tycho brahe who spent his lifetime gathering data about the planets. and back in the 1700s, kepler found some very, very interesting things. first of all, kepler found out that the planets go around the sun, not in circles, but in what? ellipses and i can draw an ellipse for you, gang. an ellipse can be constructed as such. i wish i knew this when i was in high school in wood shop when i had to make a coffee table and i made an elliptical type coffee table and i thought i was very clever because what i did is i drew one quadrant of an ellipse on newspaper and cut it out and then folded it over, traced it, folded it over, traced it, folded it over, traced it and i thought i had what was a nice ellipse. if i had known about this, i would have had a better coffee table. i can construct an ellipse very simply, watch

newton's ideas were revolutionary, an entirely new way of thinking about the universe.tly described the interactions of what we would call a two-body system, answering the question: what occurs when the forces of two masses affect each other? now, we see the power of these ideas some 200 years later with the advent of more powerful telescopes. at that time, astronomers noticed that some planets were not following the perfect, newtonian elliptical orbits, especially the planet uranus, so they theorized that its orbit must have been upset by some other body, and then using differential calculus, they were able to actually calculate the orbit of an unknown orb. the mathematicians said, "point your telescope here and you will find it." and so, in 1846, there it was. neptune became the first planet to be discovered based on mathematical prediction rather than mere observation. the late 19th century was, in fact, alive with such scientific triumphs, and royal prizes were offered for solutions to the most challenging mathematical problems. one such challenge was introduced by

they should come to newton, iowa. [chuckles] >> and this is what they would see in newton, iowa: a maytag plant, where 2,500 people worked, now abandoned. this was the chrysler dealer, the chevy dealer, the tractor supply company. it helps explain why there is so much anger in the land. >> i'm sick and tired of people going to congress and washington, d.c., and making a living out of it while we starve to death. >> i believe we ought to make the tax cuts for the middle class permanent. >> we have now got both parties essentially telling a big lie, with a capital "b" and a capital "l," to the public. >> cut taxes. >> cutting taxes. >> make the tax cuts permanent. >> the republican party, as much as it pains me to say this, should be ashamed of themselves. >> this from ronald reagan's old budget director, architect of the largest tax cut in american history? >> it's rank demagoguery. we should call it for what it is. >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm morley safer. in this edition, we look at two of the topics domina

newton remains in jail without bail. she is scheduled to be arraigned in court on tuesday. tag in castro valley. john fenoglio kron 4 news. developing news out of the midwest. deadly storms wreck havoc. tonight we bring you the scene as the death toll continues to climb. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the game. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. wirethey're big. fast. andome. dependable. and at net10 wireless, we let you tweet, text, talk and surf... on those amazing nationwide networks... without getting locked into a pricey phone contract. america's best 4g lte networks for half the cost. that's wireless your way. unlimited* talk, text, and data starts at just $40 a month. and now android smartphones start at under 50. net10 wireless. strong storms in the midwest and south have turned deadly. arkansas state officials say a massive tornado has kil

newton was treated for a self- inflicted cut. police arrested her and found what they believe a murder weapon, a pocket knife. no motive but believe she may have suffered from depression. witnesses say newton was repeatedly crashing her car into a rock and the stabbing likely happened after the crash. newton is unemployed, originally from north carolina with no immediate family here in the san jose area. we're live. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> bart is trying to kill off an expensive park. they've been allowed to build up years of vacation and last year, bart paid more than $50,000 each in bank time to 22 departing employees. for now though, won't be able to prove vacation time over long periods. cash out at the end of each year. >>> two new saints. we take you to the historic event at the vatican. up next. >> a string of tornadoes battered the central and southern u.s. overnight and today, we get a look at the scope of the devastation. >> we are cranking up the temperatures around the bay area. like the hottest numbers of the year so fa

newton was found hours later holding her dead son. the east bay regional park district police chief initially said newton had a history of depression but sergeant tyron davis says that investigators are still trying to determine what that history is. >> we have no independent investigation that she's been diagnosed with any form of depression at all so we're looking into that. >> reporter: we found out that newton's is not employed or is a student. her and her baby's father last saw themselves on friday. one day before she killed her son. >> you never think of a parent harming their child. i think that's what people are grasping at trying to figure out why this happened. unfortunately that's what our detectives are trying to figure out as well. >> reporter: they plan to charge newton with murder on tuesday. cristina rendon. >> the father of the teenage stow away who survived a seven hour flight in a wheel well says he loves his son dearly and will soon go to hawaii to take care of him. the teen was found on the tarmac in maui wobbly a

they found ashley newton holding a lifeless baby in her arms. investigators say they believe newton crashed her car then went in to the park and stabbed her baby to death. records we've obtained show newton told detectives quote, i'm sorry i killed my baby. the sheriff spokesman says newton's arraignment today was postponed due to medical reasons. >>> the fuselage of an airport that went down, inland empires from a robot -- images from a robotic camera appear to be the fuselage. may attempt to pull the wreckage, they believe the pilot's remains may be inside. investigators say the pilot of this korean war era fighter reported his tail hit cessna's left wing, the pilot of that plane managed to land his plane safely. >>> wider streets, narrow fire trucks, the best way to protect san francisco pedestrians, ktvu's live in san francisco, you talked to one calling for a review, as well as the fire chief. >> reporter: yeah, gasia, they both say this is not an either/or situation, essentially the flip side of the same coin. they both want firefighters t

newton is slated to appear in court tomorrow afternoon.but the court clerk says they won't know until tomorrow morning whether that hearing will happen or not. and i just heard back from the police chief who tells me his detectives have been conducting interviews in the south bay this morning and this afternoon. but as for why this may have happened he says that is still a mystery. we're live at the courthouse in pleasanton. cara liu. ktvu news. >>> on ktvu.com we posted the full charging documents online. if you would like to read them for yourself look under hot topics. >>> there are new developments in the shooting death of a 27- year-old father from san jose. police now say they've arrested two people and are looking for two more. erik mendoza's wife found him slumped over in his car. he was coming back from his overnight shift and moving his car to avoid a street sweeping ticket. they say he may have been shot simply for driving a red car in a gang neighborhood. he was a newlywed and had a 6 -month-old baby. 21-year-old ricardo james

east bay regional parks officers say, later that night, newton admitted to murdering the child. officers say, they found a small pocket knife near newton's car that they believe is the murder weapon. authorities in san jose have identifed the nine- month-old boy who died inside his father's s-u-v earlier this month. still ahead: which airline plans to charge you more than 20-dollars just to stuff your bag in th eoverhead bin! and that's not the only new fee and -- with deborah norville. see it, after the news. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the game. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. it was another day of deadly at least nine people were killed could rise. today up to seven people were killed in mississippi. and two other people died in a northern alabama twister. mississippi's governor says , he has never seen a storm of this magnitude before. and off

ashley newton admitting to the crime.her granddaughter had a history of depression since she was a teenager. she also said she had a troubled relationship with the baby's father. >> she will probably wake up one day and realize what has happened and she will never be right. >> reporter: newton even claims her granddaughter sought help the day before the infant's death but her granddaughter was turned away. the motive to investigators is unclear. but what is clear to newton's family. >> she loved that baby. she loved him like any mother would love a first born. >> reporter: and despite this arrest, they plan to stand by her. no matter what the outcome. >> we will be here for her. we will love her and pray for her. we're not turning our backs on her. >> reporter: i reached out to the baby's father. he did not return my messages. meantime newton is being held without bond. she is expected to be in court tomorrow morning. we'll be there as well. reporting live in san jose, i'm esme smith, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we're now he

thanks to newton, calculus provides a mathematical language that allows us to measure a variable.olar system, because with planets there's a consistent measurable force at play. in order to study the rate of change of an object in motion, like a planet, we look at the tiny changes in the position of the planet in the sky. these tiny changes are then called "infinitesimals." they are a theoretical construct and are meant to be the smallest possible increment by which a quantity can change. this idea leads us on to derivatives, another important concept in differential calculus. derivatives allow us to describe how fast something is changing at any particular instant. in the case of a planet's orbit around the sun, let's say that its position at any moment in time is described by a variable. we'll call it "p" for position. since this position changes over time, we write this as "p(t)," or "p of t" -- that's how mathematicians say it -- which simply means position at some time, "t." now, in some tiny interval of time, described by "dt," the position will change by some tiny amount, w

ashley newton admitting to the crime.her granddaughter had a history of depression since she was a teenager. she also said she had a troubled relationship with the baby's father. >> she will probably wake up one day and realize what has happened and she will never be right. >> reporter: newton even claims her granddaughter sought help the day before the infant's death but her granddaughter was turned away. the motive to investigators is unclear. but what is clear to newton's family. >> she loved that baby. she loved him like any mother would love a first born. >> reporter: and despite this arrest, they plan to stand by her. no matter what the outcome. >> we will be here for her. we will love her and pray for her. we're not turning our backs on her. >> reporter: i reached out to the baby's father. he did not return my messages. meantime newton is being held without bond. she is expected to be in court tomorrow morning. we'll be there as well. reporting live in san jose, i'm esme smith, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we're now he

mark newton's gone. all right.icole, is there a level that the traders are talking about at this moment? >> reporter: well, they saw the sport originally at -- support originally at 1840. we've broken below that, obviously to, near those 50-day moving averages. we've broke been below monday's lows, that's not a good sign. how'd rosenkranz was with us earlier today, and he actually said he was calling for a 10-15% correction in these markets. so traders are watching. liz: i mean, he's barely got 2% at the moment. >> reporter: right. you don't want all 10 or 15 in one day. [laughter] however, a pullback is a good opportunity for people to, obviously, take a breath and regroup and then pick up the things that they really were hoping for. i mean, it's a tough day when everybody watches, liz, everything that they own whether it's financials or technology or whatever, drugs, and they see them to the downside. that doesn't mean that tomorrow they couldn't be higher. liz: well, we're also getting ready for "after the bell"

the 23-year-old is identified as ashley renee newton of san jose. authorities say she has hey history of def pregpression. currently at jail without bail. investigators responded to calls of erratic driving. newton apparently ran her honda civic into several things before abandoning it at the end of the road. police found the mother later holding her lifeless, 7-month-old. the offduty livermore police chief who was hiking nearby tried to perform cpr, but the stab wounds were just too much. ,000 officers say, newton implicated herself in the crime. she was arrested. the knife police believe was used to the kill the baby was recovered at the park. she had self-inflicted knife wounds at her wrist. going to be arraigned in court on tuesday on a murder charge. live in liver more. no nanette miranda, nbc news. >> we are hearing more from the family of the teenager who snuck on a plane and flew from san jose to hawaii. police say the 15-year-old somali boy had been having a tough time at home in the south bay. and that led him to try to get on to a plane t

about ashley newton was arrested near livermore. the police say newton approached the officers with her baby in her arms. >> she says she has admitted to murdering her child. >> police here this evening are not saying what may have motivated 23 year-old ashley newton to take her own child life. they do say however this is one of the most deserving cases they've ever seen. >> throughout the day investigators continued to investigate the vehicle recovered from the crime. >> right now we don't know what caused her to do what she did. it's a one of the disturbing things. east bay regional police sgt tyrone davis says officers are initially responded to calls. when they arrived in the driver was nowhere in sight. roughly two hours later as officers were about to tow the car she appeared out of the rush with a baby and hands. the baby saw the baby was in need of >> it looks to be like a small pocket knife that she did claim responsibility for her actions during the interview process throughout the night three police say newton does not ha

and it pushes down with a weight of 10 newtons. so it turns out the pressure due to the atmosphere here at sea level is 10 newtons for every square centimeter. and we're talking about si units, we talk about square meters. it's a little unwieldy, but it turns out it's about 10 to the fifth square ceimeters and one square meter, and it turns out if you have one square meter, think of a great big sewer pipe about one square meter in cross-section. and that sewer pipe goes up 30 kilometers, you have about 10 to the fifth newtons pushing down and that's the atmospheric pressure, 10 to the fifth newtons per square meter and that's due to the weight of air above. that being the case, i've got a question that you can answer. if you climb the top of a mountain and then measure the atmospheric pressure, would it be less, the same or a little bit more? you'll be checking the neighbor. hey gang, let's suppose you had a pet lobster and the pet lobster's way down there in the deep brine there and the pet lobster says, "you know what? it's just

before the killing but was turned away. >> she loved that baby. >> conditionny newton -- connie newtons her granddaughter had a history of depression since she was a teenager. she also said she had a troubled relationship with the baby's father. ashley newton was found at the scene with a self-inflicted stowb wound. he's being -- stab wound. she's being held in jail on suspicion of murder. >>> a napa county judge is considering the possible release on bail of a woman accused of murdering her 3-year- old daughter. the lawyer for 23-year-old sara krueger says her client poses no threat to the public. she wants her released on $1 million bail. now, krueger and her boyfriend have been charged in the january beating death of cayleigh slusher. no word when the judge may rule on the request. >>> an alameda county sheriff's deputy who hit and killed a pedestrian in hayward will not be criminally charged. that was the district attorney's decision yesterday regarding deputy jonathan ham. a relentcy released report shows he was traveling 18 miles over the speed limit without his lights and sign r

. >> let's go to paula newton. in perth. 2:00 in the morning. where you are, we hear about ground-breaking analytical research here and honing in on the search zone. how exactly did they do that? >> reporter: they, once again, went back to those pings from the mr satellites. they had made this calculation, remember, brooke, so many days we were looking at a northern arc and a southern arc. now at the bottom end of the southern, 150 miles, you have the ocean spray on one end, and the hms echo, a british ship on the other end. they will converge on the line. it's a shot in the dark as you said. the u.s. navy commander leading this told me it was a shot in the dark. but at this time they feel the equipment is out there. they will continually look at information, see if they can refine it a little bit more. but right now what they have is a guess.

newton was repeatedly crashing her car into a car and the stabbing likely happened after the crash. according to the oakland tribune, unemployed from north carolina with no immediate family here in the san jose area. we're live in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >> scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow. san mateo police are warning homeowners about phone scammers. people posing as police and irs agents call people pressuring them to pay nonexistent debt. the most vulnerable, specifically the elderly and immigrants to threaten or even deport them or urge the victims to go buy a money card to settle the debt. >>> 6:09. catholic church names two of its popes as saints. the historic event coming up next. >> when you think heat wave, you think sunglasses and sun lotion, but do you think fire? a conversation with a fire chief with mobile weather. >> and some of those temperatures could be soaring in the 90s the next few days. not today. we'll talk about that coming up. >> and it didn't take long for things to quickly stack up at the bay bridge. we'll let you know where it is at noon. first, what

. >>> and ashley newton was arrested at del val regional park. newton approached officers with her infant son's lifeless body in her arms. in caster valley, police say newton admitted to murdering her own child. >> police are not saying what led her to murder her baby's life. >> throughout the day, investigators continued to release evidence from the scene of a brutal crime. >> it's one of the disturbing things. >> east bay regional park district tyrone davis says officers initially responded to reports of a solo car accident at the end of aroyo drive. the driver was nowhere some sight. two hours later as officers were about toto the tow the car. the officers the baby was in need of medical care. >> officers found what they believed to be the murder weapon nearby. >> it looks to be a small folding knife. she did claim responsibility for her actions during the interview process throughout the night. >> police say newton does not have a criminal record in the state of california. however, they have indicated she may be suffering from some kind of d

she said newton had a history of depression but they are still trying confirm the history of hurting their children. they are trying to figure out., newton is expected to appear in court tomorrow. >>> and in napa, they are accusing a woman of killing her three-year-old daughter and is on release with 21,000 dollars bail. she shows no threat to the public. authorities say they hid the child's body in a freezer and both have been held without bay since february 2nd. >>> and the car is in deadlock. they are urging the jury. good afternoon ken. >> yes, the jury split 11 to 1 with one juror is not ready to go with the others reaching a verdict. he is accused of peeping through the window of a female neighbor. she called police after hearing noises out side of her home and they found him wearing nothing but boxer shorts and socks. he went to the woman home but he denies putting it. this case has gone through the state attorney state attorney general office and of the jury deliberated for 26 hours last week and they are still deadlocked. the judge is urging them to try and come to a verdict

police found ashley newton carrying her lifeless baby saturday in livermore. she told them, quote, i am sorry i killed my baby. police say newton has a history of depression, but they still don't have a motive for the stabbing. >>> three middle school aged boys have been arrested at a high school in santa clara. they are accused of breaking in and killing three animals raised by students for a project. police say the animals were tortured over the weekend. the boys are also accused of vandalizing cars and stealing snacks. >>> the crashed cessna plane pilot has not been found. >>> dozens of business owners held a protest today. they saw the project will jam traffic and eliminate parking keeping the customers away. ac transit wants to transform a nearly 10-mile stretch to make it into a rapid transit corridor that will run primarily along international boulevard. >> we rely on easy access for customers to come in, find parking. instead, it is congested, driving around just to find parking. >> the proposed project will eliminate two lanes of traffic while creatin

true genius from isaac newton. isaac newton hands-down is the greatest scientists who ever lived. einstein said that and he was a very strange person. he couldn't have smallpox. he couldn't shoot chat with you. you'd be horrified at dinner conversation. you would not want to invite isaac newton for dinner. if you want to see somebody with asperger's syndrome, just watch the big egg eerie on cbs television. asperger's people are strange. they don't make eye contact. they are clueless when it comes to women, just like on the big egg theory. they estimate the greatest nobel prize winners suffered from asperger's syndrome. and then, there's two genius of modern times. albert einstein. did you know that we had einstein's brain? when einstein died in the 255, the doctor who did the autopsy kidnapped the parade without anyone's permission. he took to bring home and kept in a cooler for 30 years. was sitting in his living room underneath the books for 30 years could one day he drove across country to put einstein's brain in a mayonnaise jar. einstein's brain went through a lot of problems

las vegas himself, wayne newton. ♪ wow! the one and only. here he is live.g to your own beep there. how is that, seeing that video of you as a wee one? >> well, it's interesting to look at. i keep wondering who that kid is. and thank god we had the same color hair still today. >> you are incredible. happy birthday. you turned 72 this month? >> now, fredericka, i must tell you i actually turned 50 because a man is only as old as the woman he feels. >> i'm with you on that one. i like it. you know vegas like no one else. you were there since 1959. you were a junior to be recruited there? >> that's a fact. five years of six shows a day. >> how did they get around the labor laws? >> they had to get special permit. a special permit from the state that said i could appear in the casino i was working in. but i could not be in the casino that i was working in. >> oh. so how did you get around that? was there sneaking in the back door type of thing? >> actually, between shows we would do 40 minutes on, 20 minutes off and i'd have to go to the dressing room or restaur

they were about to tow it when they say newton approached them holding her lifeless baby. they say newton has a history of depression and appeared to have self-inflicted knife wounds on her wrists. >>> south san francisco police executed a successful crackdown on distracted drivers. on friday, 52 drivers were cited for cell phones, texting, and running a red light. april is distracted driving month and all officers have issued hundreds of citations this month. >>> in an historic ceremony the catholic church today elevated two popes to sainthood. pope john xxiii and pope john paul ii were declared saints behalf packed st. peters square. francis celebrated mass with retired pope benedict xvi, the first time two popes ever held mass together. the ceremony was designed to bring together the progressive and conservative wings of the church. >>> in santa clara in front of a huge congregation, seven foot tall bronze statue of pope john paul ii was dedicated. the church wanted to honor the pope who helped bring down communism and invigorated a new generation of catholics. >>> stil

las autoridades estan entrevistando en san jose a la familia de newton,quien se encuentra arrestada enel de santa rita... el arma, un cuchillo fue recuperado como evidencia asi como ropa ensangrentad a, pues al parecer la mujer tambien trato de hacerse dano a si misma... segun las autoridades ella tiene antecedentes de depresion. pilar live ... ashley tendra que presentarse ante un juez manana, mientras tanto permanece arrestada sin derecho a fianza. desde la sala de controles yo cesar ---la policia de fremont esta buscando al responsable de disparar con un arma de balines a varios automoviles la semana pasada... take vo ---dos incidentes ocurrieron en los bulevares " warm springs" y " warren" y el tercero cerca de la calle " brown"... ---dos conductores resultaron con heridas debido a los balines que fueron disparados cuando los coches pasaban por el lugar. blanca ---cada dia, alrededor de 12 trabajadores mueren como consecuencia de lesiones en su sitio de empleo y los latinos corren mayor riesgo de morir en el trabajo. cesar --hoy se realiz una marcha por el centro de san jos para re

they were about to tow it when they say newton approached them holding her lifeless baby. they say newton has a history of depression and appeared to have self-inflicted knife wounds on her wrists. >>> south san francisco police executed a successful crackdown on distracted drivers. on friday, 52 drivers were cited for cell phones, texting, and running a red light. april is distracted driving month and all officers have issued hundreds of citations this month. >>> in an historic ceremony the catholic church today elevated two popes to sainthood. pope john xxiii and pope john paul ii were declared saints behalf packed st. peters square. francis celebrated mass with retired pope benedict xvi, the first time two popes ever held mass together. the ceremony was designed to bring together the progressive and conservative wings of the church. >>> in santa clara in front of a huge congregation, seven foot tall bronze statue of pope john paul ii was dedicated. the church wanted to honor the pope who helped bring down communism and invigorated a new generation of catholics. >>> stil

newton crashed her car in the park near livermore. the police noticed the baby's body in the woman's arms as they approached them. a knife was found nearby. they have been suffering from depression. >>> today, the father of the teen stow away says he will fly to hawaii soon to bring his son home to santa clara. he is still in the hospital after surviving in the wheel well of a jet to go to hawaii. he wanted to go to africa after learning his mother was still alive in a refugee camp. he was having trouble adjusting to life in the u.s. >>> in a written statement his father said i am excited to be reunited with them. we thank everybody for their concern and sup port. >>> still,mentee of news ahead. catholics jam saint peters square at the vatican to witness two popes becoming saints. why some say the current pope will likely be on the fast track to sainthood as well. >>> a day for sailing. coming up, we will show you the ceremony for the opening day on the bay ,,,, these are the hands a pediatrician. these are pioneering advances in hear

. >> ashley newton's state of mind yesterday morning is a mystery to investigators. police say the 23-year-old admitted to ditching her car and stabbing her seven-month- old boy with a pocket knife. she was found hours later, holding her dead son. the east bay regional park district police originally said she had a history of depression. sargeant tyrone davis tells me investigators are still trying to determine what the history is. >> we have no independent information she has been diagnosed with a version of depression. >> reporter: we found out newton's family is from north carolina. police say she was living in san jose and as a clean record. she is not employed nor is she a student. we are told she and the baby's father last saw each other on friday, one day before she allegedly killed her son. >> don't ever think of a parent harming their child. that's what people are grasping at, trying to figure out why this happened. unfortunately, that's what our detectives are trying to figure out as well. >> newton is set to be formally charged with murder by a judge tuesd

investigators say newton has confessed to the killing. she is expected to be in court tomorrow. >>> this morning, the naacp is expected to announce it will not honor donald sterling with a lifetime achievement award. sterling is accused of making racially charged comments against african-americans. "today in the bay" chase cain joins us with new developments this morning in that controversy. good morning. >> good morning, scott. everyone is waiting to hear from the nba commissioner. what will he decide after their investigation into this. but we should also make it very clear at nbc news has not verified audio recordings but the belief of many people it was donald sterling talking to his then girlfriend. now in response last night at oracle arena the l.a. clippers went to center court and took off their jackets and revealed that their warm-up jerseys were turned inside out to hide the clippers' logo. a protest of what is going on. the team has tried to stay unified through all this. the allegations and recordings first surfaced on friday

they say newton imply kate herself and was arrested and she has a history of depression. nannette miranda. >>> we are hearing more from the teenager who sneaked on aplay plane and flew from san jose to hawaii. he had been having a tough time at his home in the south bay. that led him to try to get on a plane and try to reconnect with his mother in africa. you may remember the boy hid in a wheel well. the plane landed in hawaii and the teenager remarkably survived. >> the father said we're relieved to hear of his safety considering the circumstances of his trip. my son like many immigrant children is struggling adjusting to life in this country. the executive director of an american islamic group said she can understand why the boy was having problems. >> the son had not had any formal education before arriving in the united states. as someone who was born and raised here and went to school all of my life, i had a hard time in high school. most people have a hard time in high school. imagine how much harder that is if you have never had a formal ledge case. >> the fbi, as

newton is due to appear in court tomorrow. >>> 7:08. police in fremont are trying to figure out who is shooting pellets at cars on a heavily traveled road. it's happening on warm springs boulevard near warren avenue. that's where janine de la vega joins us live to tell us how many times this has happened in fremont. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. i just connected with the police who told me they haven't had any new shootings over the weekend. but they still are investigating the three that happened last week. all of them happened here during the commute hour. the incident started last wednesday in warm springs and warren and warm springs and brown at around 6:30 last at night. two drivers were spot at by bb or pellet guns. their car windows were shot at and both suffered minor injuries. the next night a third driver reported having her driver's side window being shot out. she was uninjured. drivers we spoke to this morning say it makes them feel slightly vulnerable. >> nothing you can do. somebody is shooting bb

paula newton joins us from there.st heard your story with these agonizing families looking for something. there's a possibility there may be something. >> reporter: you can't help, any time we get news like this, your mind goes back to people like danica weeks. you know she's hanging on every word, especially when you heard her in that report say she wasn't sure they were in the right place. i have to say, the energy in the conference today was different. the verification will take 24 to 48 hours. the interesting thing said was they said they refined the search area more to a southern sector. this is also helpful in the search, though whatever signal that those chinese -- that that chinese ship heard came from that southern sector, you will now have the "ocean shield" investigating its own what they call acoustic incident. . they don't know what it is. all credible leads are being investigated and have launched us into a whole new phase of this investigation. >> it was just 24 hours ago, paula, that we were reporting

isaac newton, all of them are functional in society and in fact newton was actually a member of parliament during his lifetime and so we are now beginning to understand that it may be possible to induce this kind of behavior and we think that aspergers is a form of this or you can actually function in society and still have these mathematical powers. one study done just last year at silken valley sure that many engineers have a higher rate of asperger's than the average population but you probably knew that already watching the big bang theory. clueless comment is hubler sometimes clueless when it comes to women. but this is something that we are still investigating. so we have a long way to go before we fully understand autism and asperger's. so we can actually see that the brain is slightly different. >> i was curious as to what your thoughts were and there is in my book, a quantum chapter on the most azar form of consciousness in all of science. according to the quantum theory, in order for something to exist, somebody has to look at it. and before you observe something coming in princi

--al parecer newton de 23 aÑos tiene antecedentes de depresion.--en un acto de crueldad animal, tres estudiantes de secundaria... vo --son acusados de ingresar a la escuela de preparatoria "wilcox" en santa clara y cometer actos vandalicos en la cafeteria, ademas de daÑar algunos vehiculos estacionados y por ultimo matar a algunos animales que estaban en la escuela, dentro de ellos, un conejo, un pato y un gallo. --los menores enfrentan cargos de crueldad animal, vandalismo y robo blanca --se espera que muy pronto llegue una ola de calor al area de la bahia. cesar --asi es, se esperan hasta 25 grados farenheint por encima de lo normal. two box --pero mejor pasemos con nuestro meteorologo javier castro quien nos tiene un adelanto... --javier weather take pkg blanca --quienes pagan renta por una vivienda podrian verse favorecidos tambien, asi como ocurre con los dueÑos de propiedades. vo --esto gracias a una propuesta presentada por los asambleistas "tom daly" de anaheim, y "phil ting" de san francisco. --la propuesta que enfrenta su primera votacio

vegas like elvis or wayne newton or bugsy siegel used to be?odman. a man who knows allegedly and to the best of my knowledge where all the bodies are buried, some of them equally allegedly by some of his former clients. we meet over drinks at oscar's, the steakhouse that bears his name and boasts beef, booze and broads. >> you have colorful clients. who was nice and who was less fun to have -- >> the truth of the matter is, all my clients were nice to me because i kept them out of prison. >> did alleged mob guys know how to eat? >> my mother used to say two things, she said. she was the greatest lady. she said oscar's clients don't hurt anybody, they just kill each other. and she also said oscar's clients take us to the best restaurants. >> they knew where to go. >> they knew where to go. yeah. and were always treated right. they were always treated like kings and queens. >> did the feds hold it against you? i mean, you were just doing your job. >> they didn't see it that way. they thought i was a consigliere. as a matter of fact -- in order to

police say they found newton's abandoned vehicle on saturday. she then approached them holding her lifeless baby with what appeared to be self-inflicted knife wounds on her wrists. >>> a grease fire in san francisco burned three employees and end ising two to the hospital. look at cell phone video from the burger king on powell street. officials say burning grease sent thick, black smoke into the air. the damage was confined to the store. the employees had minor injuries. still to come on abc7 news at 11:00, nearly a million people turn out to see history made at the vatican. plus the court decision that could affect you, your cell phone and police searches. we'll explain. and later kids and sports and the father caught on tape taking it too far when abc7 news at 11:00 continues. watched saint francis bestow sainthood on two of his predecessors. the air was heavy with memories. two living popes honoring two past popes. pope francis declared pope john the 23rd and john paul ii saints . history also because for the first time a reining pope franci

olivia newton john.orning, everyone. 8:56. i'm scott mcgrew. you still have a chance if you want to work at the 49ers' new stadium. tonight, levie stadium officials will hold another job fair at the santa clara convention center. they're looking to fill about 900 positions. if you are interested, you have to register online before you show up, so give that one a google. >>> let's check in with christina this morning. >> and i'm giving google plenty of time every day, looking up everything, including the potential for some showers now over the weekend. we know we're coming in with some showers tomorrow morning, but we also have another round expected now saturday into sunday. and much cooler weather as well. so enjoy the 70s for today. 70 degrees, straight up along the peninsula. cool and cloudy, with showers tomorrow. hope you have a great day. >>> welcome to today on a thursday morning april 24th, 2014. nice crowd on the plaza. i'm willie geist with natalie and tamron. al had to leave a little early tod

detectives say newton has a history of depression and cut her wrists before being arrested. they say newton admitted to killing the little boy. >> a sexual assault bill passed it's first test today with state senate committee supporting the measure, audrey's law named after audrey potts, sexual assaulted while unconscious her attackers sent texts and photos of her. she took her own life. it adds a criminal enhancement if the offender electrically shares photos or messages about the crime and closes a loophole by making it a crime of rape if the victim is unconscious or developmentally disabled. >> race is race. every person deserves equal protection under the law. the committee did acknowledge in audrey's case, he did not get tested. >> three boys admitted to charges in the case. they received sentences between 30-45 days in juvenile detention. >> in santa rosa an air soft gun brought to a campus and shots fired at the wright charter school. that is where wayne freedman is live. >> another incident of an air soft-style gun the difference is that no one was shot. no one misto

isaac newton, all of them are functional in society and in fact newton was actually a member of parliament during his lifetime and so we are now beginning to understand that it may be possible to induce this kind of behavior and we think that aspergers is a form of this or you can actually function in society and still have these mathematical powers. one study done just last year at silken valley sure that many engineers have a higher rate of asperger's than the average population but you probably knew that already watching the big bang theory. clueless comment is hubler sometimes clueless when it comes to women. but this is something that we are still investigating. so we have a long way to go before we fully understand autism and asperger's. so we can actually see that the brain is slightly different. >> i was curious as to what your thoughts were and there is in my book, a quantum chapter on the most azar form of consciousness in all of science. according to the quantum theory, in order for something to exist, somebody has to look at it. and before you observe something coming in princi

officers say, they found a small pocket knife near newton's car that they believe is the murder weapon. muni is reporting a dramatic drop in crime onboard its buses, trains and streetcars. kron 4's maureen kelly has the numbers. and the reason behind the decline. the n-b-a will hold a news conference today in new york-- to make an announcement about its investigation involving los angeles clippers owner donald sterling. an audio recording was released over the weekend of a conversation between a man alleged to be sterling having a conversation with his girlfriend making several racist statements. it set off a firestorm of response from n-b-a players, former players and owners. no word yet on if sterling will be at tonight's playoff game five at the staples center. some small business owners in east oakland will hold a rally today at noon against a planned expansion of ac transit bus on international blvd. the merchants say the new plan will threatend business and have an impact on traffic. but a-c transit and the city of oakland say it will do the oppositie and bring more business into

police say they found newton's abandoned vehicle on saturday. she then approached them holding her lifeless baby with what appeared to be self-inflicted knife wounds os.. >>> a grease fire in san francisco burned three employees and end ising two to the hospital. look at cell phone video from the burger king on powell street. officials say burning grease sent thick, black smoke into the air. the damage was confined to the store. the employees had minor injuries. still to come on abc7 news at 11:00, nearly a million people turn out to see history made at the vatican. plus the court decision that could affect you, your cell phone and police searches. we'll explain. and later kids and sports and the father caught on tape taking it too far when abc7 news at 11:00 continues. (tiffany) ask yourself what your children or cigarettes. for as long as i can remember, my mother smoked. she died from lung cancer when i was 16. i could not take the chance of continuing smoking and not being here for my daughter. i know how much i needed my mom still, and i di

. >> connie newton said her granddaughter had a history of depression since he was a teenager. but she also had a troubled relationship with the baby's father. she was held on suspect i-of murder. >>> a come is accused of murdering her three-year-old daughter. she said her client poses no threat to the public and wants her released on one million dollars bail. there is no word on when the judge may rule on the release and kruger is due back in court, they are now aim being when a second day of tornadoes ripped through alabama annapolis sippy and telephone poles bent into 45 degrees ankles. rescue crews are now searching to make sure there are no other victims or people who are trap. >> this follows a series of stuff we have saw, at least we are go live with the recover are you efforts now underway. >>> starting today, people in livermore who doesn't rea did you their water level and that means people who done cut back water usage will be charged a high rate for what they use. they are ask and they want to soon reap targets. >>> this morning soup eastern visors will consider a m

cnn's paula newton is live in perth, australia, with more on that.ination when you are looking at this kind of an effort, some of the efforts can go to waste. according to a "wall street journal" report, that's what happened. when they first decided that after that turn, flight 370 was likely to have gone south as opposed to north, that's when they isolated it to the indian ocean. for several days, they looked in the wrong area and moved the search significantly. why? because two specialized teams looking to the area didn't talk to each other. the man in charge right now, chief coordinator, angus houston, former chief of the defense staff, is going to make sure that doesn't happen. he is trying his best to coordinate this international effort. i want you to hear his thoughts on this search going forward. >> i have to say in my experience and i have got a lot of experience in search and rescue over the years, this search and recovery operation is probably the most challenging one i have ever seen. >> reporter: to listen to him, that's quite a reality

paula newton, thank you so much, in perth.nd talk to the family members of these passengers, they want answers from the malaysian government. they have been denied yet again because officials will not let them listen to the audio recordings between the cockpit and air traffic control. they want to hear that. so coming up next, we will talk to a woman who's hero husband was on flight 93 that crashed in shanksville, pennsylvania, on 9/11. and she was able to hear the recordings, did that give her peace? >>> plus, air france 447, took two years to find that black box. what did investigators learn from that search? we will talk to someone who worked on that case. if you wear a denture, touch it with your tongue. if your denture moves, it can irritate your gums. try fixodent plus gum care. it helps stop denture movement and prevents gum irritation. fixodent. and forget it. >>> welcome back to cnn's special coverage, i'm brooke baldwin. when we talk about this missing plane, no one wants answers more than the families of the passeng

paula newton was inside that press conference. many times on television you can't see the demeanor of the people holding press conferences. was there something different about their demeanor? was it optimistic or positive? >> reporter: definitely a new level of energy. i've been to a handful of meetings throughout the week, this was different. as much as chief houston wants to be cautious, he doesn't want to get the families' hopes up, they have signals and they have things to investigate. even more so, they were quite excited about "ocean shield" picking up that last acoustic signal just in the last hour or so. this has moved this investigation into a whole new arena. for days we've been talking about finding debris. while that would have been good, this is much more optimistic, the fact that they have leads from signals to investigate. this does not mean they found the black boxes. they need to work to verify. chief houston also made it clear, don, they are really running up against the clock. it's not to be lost on anyone. we a

thank you, paula newton for us live in perth. just a short time ago i spoke with peter goles. i asked what this may mean that it happened not once but twice. >> it's not uncommon that both of the black boxes, the voice recorder and the data recorder are located near each other so they picked up a second ping and held it for 90 seconds is very compelling. i agree with the air marshall houston that you cannot jump to conclusions. but, boy, this is an encouraging lead, probably the most encouraging we've had so far. >> and occurring with time running out. what will it take for verification? what kind of technology will "hms echo" bring or hear something more? >> my understanding is that the chinese vessel had a hand held device listening device, which is you know rudimentary. it can pick up the sound. but it's got limited range and limited accuracy. the "hms echo" has far more sophisticated listening devices. it will be able to -- if it picks up the ping it will be able to pinpoint its location relatively quickly. i mean it's still a challenge. but it's -- it has the equipment on

newton remains in custody accused of repeatedly stabbing her 7 -month-old baby boy on saturday in a park in livermore. family members say she has a history of depression and police say she has confessed. a man convicted of stabbing a uc berkeley student to death in 2008 had his conviction overturned today. today an alameda county judge dismissed the case against him saying the defense attorney who represented 26-year-old andrew hoeft-ede nfield showed a level of disingenuineness. prosecutors now have 30 days to decide whether to offer hoeft- edenfield a plea deal or retry him for second degree murder. >>> ktvu has confirmed that abduh youseff has arrived in hawaii. his son survived sub freezing temperatures in extreme altitudes to make the flight. the boy told investigators that he was trying to reach his mother in ethiopia. >>> according to the owner of the parachute center in ocampo, two sky divers collided. one of them broke his leg but the other one was knocked out and did not deploy his parachute. >> yes extremely experienced divers. both of them had probably in the neighborhood of