>> by now, nichols runs outside.y is right on his tail. >> that deputy, however, did not know that anyone had been killed in the courtroom or that there were hostages. >> nichols shoots the officer five times and teasley dies a short time later. >> everybody off the sidewalk! >> brian nichols is armed and on the run. a major manhunt begins. >> police now on a massive manhunt for 33-year-old brian nichols. >> he goes into an underground parking garage where he carjacks a deputy's car. he'd later carjack at least five others. >> he would put a gun to them and order them out of their vehicles, take their vehicle, switch vehicles, and continue to switch vehicles. >> one of the cars nichols steals is a green honda that belongs to this reporter. nichols hits him over the head with a gun. >> i think i'm extremely lucky to escape without being shot or thrown in the trunk. >> this parking garage security camera captures nichols casually walking down the stairs, apparently wearing o'brien's blazer. >> the story that we're cove

i'm rachel nichols.come back to "unguarded" on location at the ncaa tournament. it's not easy getting to the final weekend here. for 13 years, coach bo ryan's wisconsin teams have made the bracket but they were never able to advance to this last four, until now. of course, just because you can't play doesn't mean you can't watch. and in 1976, ryan and his dad, butch, began a wonderful tradition. a father-son road trip every year for 38 straight years to see these games. butch ryan died six months ago at the age of 89, and now bo sits down to talk about finally experiencing what both he and his dad had dreamed of. ♪ well, congratulations on reaching your first final four. does it feel like you expected it to feel after watching it all these years? >> it's a thrill. it is so exciting to be able to bring a team here, to be able to have them experience this on their timeline. it brings goose bumps thinking about the student athlete. >> we have seen such great emotion and celebration from your team, your fami

i'm rachel nichols and you are watching our "all-access" special from the masters. here at augusta nationals club owners go to a lot of trouble. not much changes in the past 50 years including a certain tree. at least until recently. before there were green jackets -- before the azaleas -- before the masters golf tournament even existed, a pine tree grew in augusta, georgia. they built the golf course around it, letting it rain over the 17th hole. and while would the 65-foot tree was beautiful, it could sure wreck havoc with a round of golf. >> i've hit it a few times. i know that. and it's definitely a thorn in most players' side. >> reporter: in 2011, tiger woods tore his achilles punching a ball from the pine straw at the base of the tree. 1973 masters champ tommy aaron had an even more bizarre encounter during his third to round at the '89 tournament. >> it hit in the top of the tree and pine pollen went everywhere. shheew like a bomb had gone off. >> reporter: the ball stayed in the tree. aaron took the penalty. >> the next day i'm playing, as i'm walking by th

i'm rachel nichols.ur attention to augusta, and i spoke to mike rosenberg who's covering the masters. mike, last year at this time you wrote si's cover story on tiger woods but this year no tiger. he is out with another injury. are we going to see the return of the dominant tiger woods who ruled golf or is that guy for good. >> i look at tiger like the beatles. it was a phenomenon that we will never see again. and the part of oyoko ono is played by 300 women. he will never be the phenomenon as he was before but he is capable of great work. we saw that last year. he was the best golfer in the world when he was healthy. the question is can he be healthy? i think there is a chance. he doesn't turn 39 until later this year. i'd like to see tiger healthy one year and see what he can do. >> now you know everything there is to know about back injuries, i'm sure. tiger ranked number one last year but no majors. he is 38 years old. we know he has time to break jack nicklaus record of 18 majors but tiger has been

hans nichols joins us from germany. >> futures are hot. .t was the activity in m&a0 it will be about the data points. forronger gdp, a bigger day data and affects. >> it certainly well. we'll have to watch. you are watching bp sanctions. >> as a reporter first -- they reported results. they bumped up the dividend. their smallest increases the gulf spill. whattors on the whole like they are hearing. the big issue for bp is a they cannot catch a break. 4 years and nine days after the gulf spill him a they have a another big problem. it is called russia. are watching deutsche bank. we have had earnings. up aancine, wrapping conference call. he will not rule in or out any capital increases. a great deal of reporting over the week, the past week they have to were inspired billion in a new shares. revenues were down, profit was the dow. it was a beat on the numbers. would take a closer look. -- profits were down. -- we will take a closer look. months, back to microsoft. with the purchase of the phones or units. nokia have announced that rajeev suri will be taking the helm. much of a surpri

hans nichols in berlin has the details.orists -- the regulatory bar on capital is going higher. there was talk today that may be that would be something announced. nothing up that nature has been released, has it? >> not so far in the conference call, just in the first two minutes. when you look at these numbers and take a step back, they are better than expected. it is a clear earnings and estimate -- when you look at the challenges the bank has, they have no idea what their litigation costs are going to be from a variety of inquiries, both in europe and the united states. it is a massive question. two, capital ratios and capital standards are changing. i was the one part of the back were numbers are little bit lower. the capital ratio down to 9.5% at the end of march. it was five point seven percent. i will bore you with some numbers and then we can get back to the macro story of deutsche bank. net profit down 34%, earnings fell by 11%. yesterday they announced that they would have 1.5 billion offering of the so-calledcoc

hawes st, including submerged areas; ordering the conditional vacation of portions of griffith st, nichols way, cameron way, doublerock st, giants dr., hunters point expressway, jamestown ave, gilman av, and crisp rd for various purposes; reserving various easements rights in favor of the city >> with that, why don't we open up this hearing. and we ask supervisor cohen if you have questions. >> thank you for hearing this item. i'm excited to bring this item before you today because it's an important action that gets us one step closer to breaking ground and the rebuild of alice public housing. it helped implement the plan from the hunters plan shipyard and camel strict yard. one of the benefits associated with this project is the rebuilding and more importantly the revitalization of the alice public housing development and i recognize that few of you have probably had the opportunity to walk-through or drive-thru alice griffith, but most of you might recall passing it as you've driven past a niners game. this is a 256 unit development that has been neglected for decades and thanks to the c

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hans nichols joins us now to break down the figures.s more than 140 characters. >> we hope i can shed some light on it, a morning full of puns. the challenge of twitter in our own twitter feed. growth ofe met to the your twitter followers. you want to see twitter's beenenge, since i have coming on your show, has the rate of new followers increased or decreased. if it decreased, throw me off. that is the challenge of twitter. their user base is not growing as fast. it has slowed down, 25% year-over-year and it was ready percent. hopefully we have a chart that shows you how slowly they are growing. no one likes slow growth, the stock is down 36%, down 10% on trading. twitter is trying to rectify the problem. dick costolo is aware of it. here's what he said in interview, we will speak with him later. here is what he said, we are in the process of working to increase the value of experience. you,n the question for opening myself up to criticism, has the rate of your growth increased or decreased? >> 100% increase, why would it not increase?

i'm rachel nichols.f begin tomorrow, no star player has quite a mission like dwight howard who's going to be trying to rewrite his basketball story. fans in l.a. think he has no heart. in houston, howard led the team to a new start. now he has a chance to add a new label, one that will wipe all the others away. champion. >> the rockets will secure home-court advantage in the opening round of the western conference playoffs. >> you guys are on such an up tick going to playoffs from just where you were in the regular season. are you getting used to your new teammates all gelling together ". >> from the beginning of the season until now, we're really comfortable with each other on the floor. i'm always pulling guys to the side trying to talk to them just trying to boost them up to get them to feel better about themselves. >> as you guys go into the playoffs, are you more dangerous than people think you are. >> i want to be the guy that leads this team. >> you've been spending your time on more than just bas

prosecutors say mercedes nichols partially arranged for the fight to take place and pleads guilty totness and given three years of probation and 100 hours of community service. as for tori lindsay she is recovering from the injury. >> coming up -- >> if you so much as sneeze, i'll split your [ bleep ] throat. >> a video shows a teenage girl tied up, bound and apparently in fear for her life. >> if you scream and fight, we're going to kill you now. >> those filming call it an innocent prank. prosecutors call it a crime when "caught on camera: teens gone wild" continues. disney started in a garage. amazon started in a garage. ♪ ♪ the ramones started in a garage. my point? some of the most innovative things in the world come out of american garages. introducing the lighter, faster cadillac cts. 2014 motor trend car of the year. ain't garages great? [ male announcer ] at oral-b, we take pride because we believe in building something... something to better someone. to better you. to better america. ♪ ♪ oral-b. made in the usa. ♪ ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powere

"unguarded" with rachel nichols starts right now.l nichols -- it's the ncaa tournament's ultimate weekend. and rachel has the latest from the coaches and players fighting for college basketball's biggest prize. kentucky's head coach john calapari. >> we're playing seven freshman that are going to go out in front of 75,000. >> head coach bo ryan of wisconsin. >> it's so exciting to bring a team here. that's how i get

"unguarded" with rachel nichols starts right now. >>> tonight on "unguarded" with rachel nichols -- it'sa tournament's ultimate weekend. and rachel has the latest from the coaches and players fighting for college basketball's biggest prize. kentucky's head coach john calapari. >> we're playing seven freshman that are going to go out in front of 75,000. >> head coach bo ryan of wisconsin. >> it's so exciting to bring a team here. that's how i get excited. >> connect's star guard. >> i'm just so glad to be back here now. so happy you start crying. >> and florida head coach billy donovan. >> we've been a team that's gotten it done together. >> "unguarded" is on location from arlington, texas.

nice nichols disagree with that aims. russia is putting pressure on us. these activists are not from dani asked my friend tonight all want to live anymore abt cranes. they were yes this is my mom's ukraine trim and united country. when we can all live together in peace this region must remain ukrainian what we need russia for the tips of the blue greens. the russian flag is flying into the old defied the mystical buildings in the next two to three thousand vacant by the activists. many have lost their jobs in the mining and steel industries which don't make the region. they believe russia not to pray for the eu to provide prosperity. it was to stop accusing us of the separatists. we believe in democracy and the most important thing is for the people to express it will freely. that's why we want a referendum on the future of the nets in with a good deal the data to him john says of the vote on receiving the weekly ad on the offensive. the people's republic of the maps may not be held to this world turning now to some other news at least sixteen people are

[ cheers ] >> i'm rachel nichols along with two-time ncaa champ duke's finest, grant hill and clark kello kellogg, and mvp of the big ten conference back in the day. getting that old feeling back being in the building here? >> i would think grant certainly, because he played in multiple final fours. it brings you back to the days when you were a player. even though it's grown tremendously since i played in it, in the '80s. >> grant, we might put you on the court here. be careful. >> i'm ready to go. >> the final schedule on tbs. three hours coverage starting when it's over at 3:00 p.m. and then 8:30, wisconsin versus kentucky. all of that is followed up by inside march midness presented by buick. a lot of coverage, a lot to talk about. you guys played in this tournament. take me inside. this is a huge day. what are the players and coaches feeling like right now? >> well, right now the players are definitely nervous. they've worked all season to get to this point, to play on this stage, to play ultimately for a championship, and so they want to hurry up and get this game started. they want

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even though they aren't a shareholder. >> hans nichols.nt is it that the french aren't seen as protectionists in this? or has the government intervened too much? france is one of the biggest unknowns in europe. this, you could almost argue, is a big test to see whether france is open for business or not. >> there are many test for france at the moment. if you look at the euro area, european growth is running maybe 1.5% or two percent. prettys growth is still tepid. if you look for countries that could get drawn in if there is another slow down, france is sitting right there as an economy that isn't really reforming enough very it could be the center of a new wave of attacks by financial markets. they do have to reform. they have a new prime minister in place, and hopefully they would take more action than they have so far. a lot of the reforms are really heavily opposed by their own people. m&a, i know weat look at valuations and reforms, but with an investor, would you say that they don't want theirans to go in to national train maker. ?

rachel nichols, let me go to you in new yorkment you were in the room. question number two to commissioner silver, talking about the ownership group, and this urging of this forced vote. but back on kevin johnson's point, i wrote this down because this really struck me. this is so personal to so many people, including the commissioner of the nba. it was so clear just looking at him. kevin johnson said, i have a message to bigots, if he, being donald sterling, if he can fall, so can you. >> reporter: yeah. look, we had president obama comment on this over the weekend. that tells you the far reaches that this decision and this incident, you know, stretches to. one thing that president obama said that i thought was so inciteful is he said, look, a situation like this shows us that this racism still exists in the world. but the shock caused over it also shows us that maybe we're making some progress, and that action is being called. the actions in this case today are now being taken. it shows we're making progress going to where we want to be. i think it was

his brother was terry nichols. timothy mcveigh and terry nichols both consider themselves to be sovereign citizens. they ended up blowing the alfred p. murrah federal building in oklahoma city in 1995, killing more than 150 people. when timothy mcveigh got pulled over after the oklahoma city bombing, it was because he was driving a car without license plates because sovereign citizens don't believe in license plates. over the years members of these groups spawned by the posse comitatus movement, they've tried to separate themselves sometimes from the overt racism and white supremacy that launched their movement in the first place. but after a lot of new attention to these groups, after the bombing in oklahoma city, nbc's "nightly news" sent a hidden camera into a missoula gun show and the reporter for that segment, fred francis, he found all those old threads still knotted together. >> in many cases the hate groups of the past have reconstituted themselves into these militias. in isolated regions like this it's eas

matt campbell here in london and hans nichols in berlin. die, over to you. >> let's turn to the standoff in ukraine. president obama says new sanctions against russia will be announced later today. >> we are going to be moving forward with an expanded list of individuals and companies that will be affected by sanctions. they remain targeted. areasl also focus on some of high tech defense exports to russia. we don't think are appropriate to the exporting in this kind of climate. >> he made those comments in the last hour in manila. is white house correspondent traveling with the president and joins us now on the phone. that thesent are you sanctions will deliver a result? >> the really interesting thing -- when we have spoken to u.s. officials and the president himself -- they are not entirely sure they are going to work. the way the white house is thinking right now is they have the big hammer they want to hold over president putin's head in those next level sanctions. the president said they are not there yet. these will be targeted sancti

hans nichols is following the story with the details and he is going to bring us up to speed.ll to do with user growth. >> it is user growth. it is clearly growing but not fast enough. facebook has always been a popularity contest arian -- contest. when you stall out, it had 25% year-over-year growth down from 30%. investors punished it. it is pretty basic. numbers, 185 million, now it is 255 million, revenues did increase. they tweaked the product. there is more photo sharing and video sharing. the ceo recognizes that they need to tweak it. here is what he said. what we are in the process of doing is working to increase the value of the logged in experience. one bright spot for twitter, 80% of their revenue came from mobile. facebook, only 59%. i will leave it with a question to you. what percent of your twitter activity is done on mobile? the am a throwback to 1980's. i am desktop. >> you are in the 20%. >> we are going to leave it there. joining me now to discuss the whole issue of twitter and technology is hussein kanji. you have a model. you and i were just chatting. it i

i'm joined by cnn's rachel nichols. magic johnson was referred to in that conversation. listen to what he thinks should happen. >> it's now adam silver and the owners of the league. i'm going to say what i've been saying all along. he's got to give up the team. >> rachel, that's being echoed by many. i just spoke with kareem abdul jabbar. he's speaking a very similar sentiment. >> yeah. look, it's not surprising to hear that kind of talk from donald sterling. for those of your viewers not familiar with him, before this incident, let me give you a little background. ste sterling made some of his money in real estate development and two times he was sued for discriminating about what kind of tenants he had in his buildings. there was enough evidence that sterling settled for huge amounts. one time it was a record amount. an all-star worked for sterling and the management of the clippers. baylor filed a lawsuit against sterling and one of the quotes entered into the record in that suit is sterling allegedly saying that the reason he discriminated back in his apartment build

we want to bring in hans nichols. in berlin. what are you hearing from the german side?nis being touted as interest rather than a binding offer. >> this is informal. from the german side they haven't gotten this far. i want to say something about this meeting. it concluded. he did something in high school that tom and i did not do, he practiced his french. he walked into that meeting and are theout, the reports french government is now neutral. that is a remarkable win for ge. .he industry minister when you are at the london school, you studied this. >> it was a great course. give us the back story. why is the french government turned to one of the industrial giants of germany. as scarlet mentioned, is about jobs? is about jobs. it is about national security. there is a panic european feel to all this. siemens try to make a similar bid where they .ent after alstom when it looks like ge comes in theacquire most of it, french state goes to germany and says we would like siemens bid. you see this counteroffer from siemens. it is been a remarkable weekend. as it stands, it l

i want to get to rachel nichols. the nba is investigating what kind of punishment donald sterling is facing here. what are they doing? >> a new development since you and i talked a few minutes ago. the clippers have released a statement and they have basically said that donald sterling believes that his comments were perhaps altered. he is maybing accusation that the woman in question, his -- at least at one time, girlfriend, had tried to embezzle almost $2 million from him and that this was her way of, quote, getting even. he said he certainly regrets that any of these comments were made public in the way that they sounded. i'm not going to be able to do the statement quite justice but i can tell you they are certainly backing away from the comments. now, of course, he can say this. the nba is, as you mentioned, looking into the authenticity of the tape. is it donald sterling's voice? is that that is the first question. the second question is was it a true recording? are the comments altered or was it something he c

philip nichols off is very proud of his daughter and supports her activism. sometimes he even protests with her. "i have often thought of immigrating for her benefit to give her a better future. sometimes i provoke her and say i will pay her to study abroad were ever she wants, but each time, she intimately refuses. >> i love oak area. i only want to vacation abroad to get to know other cultures. i'm staying put. i want things to change here. it's the only way. >> on the wall hangs the photo that made her famous across bulgaria. demonstrators had attacked him, and his nose was bleeding. she took pity on him. >> i said, "take care of yourself" and he told me the same. >> we are not allowed to ask the police what they make of all of this. officers from across bulgaria have been brought to the capital. during the day when protesters are at work -- the prime minister and his deputy. >> in recent years -- >> the economic crisis has hit the eu's poorest country especially hard. one in every three people is out of work here. that's why 33-year-old samuel took heart

timothy mcveigh and terry nichols were accused of the attack. >> a life cut short. >> how months of hard work by his family made this moment possible. and they waited hours in san francisco, some people for days in from of a union square store. tonight the wait is over. tonight a look at what they're after. >> good evening, i'm frances dinglasan, we have the sea breeze bringing in clouds but a lot of sunshine tomorrow. i'll havure numbers for your easter sunday forecast coming up. to ] when i said that...we weren't ready to have a baby, we're actually eight-weeks pregnant. [women] shut up! [brother-in-law off camera] we're pregnant! [woman] you're kidding me! [man] shut up! [woman] shut up! [screams] take the kid,take the kid,take the kid! [woman] oh my god! [everyone laughter,crying] [cheering] >> thank you, marcos garcia. >>> two months ago diego garcia of pinole was killed bay drunk driver while on a run, today his brother marcos paid homage to diego by throwing out the first pitch at the a's game. marcos says diego was the ultimate a's fan. >> kept up with the team, the staff, trades

>>reporter: for the first time in days todd nichol and gina got to hold their 6 month baby boy wyatt recovering from back-to-back heart surgery. month and a half ago doctors discovered a hole in his enlarged heart. >> had him on morphine. slowly taken him off on meth dope. low dose. he's respond to everything great. heart is operating at 13 percent. that's my boy. look at that smile. >>reporter: the parents say despite progress in recent day the son will likely need a heart transplant. currently at the children hospital if palo alto where they have been told he will have to stay for at least the next several months. the commute from the those martinez is taking a toll. >> full tank of gas which is 50 bucks every other day almost. >>reporter: it's an expense that todd just can't afford. he works as custodian for the martinez unified school district. friends family doing what they can to help and raising money by placing donation jars throughout martinez and the parents can focus on the baby boy. he might have a full life that is great. i just weren't to play catch with him and go fish

donations can be made at wells fargo to the wyatt nichols fund. >>> one nebraska toddler is back home safely after running away to the promised land of toys. 3-year-old cael ireland managed to sneak out of his lincoln home when his mom was in the bathroom. he walked across the street to a bowling alley and he climbed in the claw arcade game somehow, someway the the staff and customers spotted him, but cael was having such a good team he didn't notice the crowd watching. all of this happened and mom realized her boy was missing and called police. she was quickly reunited with her son. hopeful leahy got a toy out of -- hopefully he got a toy out of that thing. >> walking across the street is scare restuff. >> he is the human claw. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. i would have a heart attack if my child disappeared. at least they were reunited. i want to show you something that was incredible. did you see the blood moon? this was the toe tall lunar eclipse near brentwood. beautiful picture. hope you got to check it out. it was incredible. i will bring you up to the present time. look at

nichols back down again. making it the coldest tax day and 82 years. nearly a record. it is quite interesting. we do not often get the cold on tax day. the question is do we have any warm weather coming? >> perhaps 66 degrees. the couple of models more substantial spell of mid to upper '70's. there are some warm spells coming. hang in there for that. he concealed a southerly wind out west of us will be warm and us up. we have double-digit increases temperature going across the midwest. the current temperatures which are in the ford is are 11 degrees warmer than they are at this time yesterday. still way below normal. the normal high temperatures around 60. these numbers are still below what we should be seeing. the southerly wind blowing with gusto out there. feels like 37 degrees. there uc crystal lake. >> as we send this note to the north of us. the rain on the southern flank of this precipitation area. >> austin freeze advisers from eastern pennsylvania. plenty of wintry weather there. here's the big snowfall expected to accumulate up to the north of us. could be a

far so good. >> for more, let's head over to berlin with hans nichols..numbers are let's be clear about this. 69% estimate increase. they beat the estimate by think 700 million euros. exceeds me, 70 million euros. i want do the math for you, but it is growing almost as fast as s would hers' account. it is heavy on china and suvs. -- twitter account. it is heavy on china and suvs. they want to add 100 more in the coming years. they have some 400 outlooks. they really see a big growth there. it is the suv story in china that is driving the growth. when you look at the number of suvs over the last two years to now, take a look at market share. global demand. 26% in will go all the way up to 40% in 2019. overall, a good course of the auto industry. the reported earnings that was up 22%. we will be taking more into these numbers just to see how much they were hurt by the strong euro and what the fx trade did. numbersll be remarkable great it looks like mercedes had a very good quarter. >> thank you. every time he mentions twitter, dementias my name. i'm sligh

donations can be made at wells fargo to the wyatt nichols fund. >>> one nebraska toddler is back home safely after running away to the promised land of toys. 3-year-old cael ireland managed to sneak out of his lincoln home when his mom was in the bathroom. he walked across the street to a bowling alley and he climbed in the claw arcade game somehow, someway the the staff and customers spotted him, but cael was having such a good team he didn't notice the crowd watching. all of this happened and mom realized her boy was missing and called police. she was quickly reunited with her son. hopeful leahy got a toy out of -- hopefully he got a toy out of that thing. >> walking across the street is scare restuff. >> he is the human claw. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. i would have a heart attack if my child disappeared. at least they were reunited. i want to show you something that was incredible. did you see the blood moon? this was the toe tall lunar eclipse near brentwood. beautiful picture. hope you got to check it out. it was incredible. i will bring you up to the present time. look at

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>>reporter: for the first time in days todd nichol and gina got to hold their 6 month baby boy wyattecovering from back-to-back heart surgery. month and a half ago doctors discovered a hole in his enlarged heart. >> had him on morphine. slowly taken him off on meth dope. low dose. he's respond to everything great. heart is operating at 13 percent. that's my boy. look at that smile. >>reporter: the parents say despite progress in recent day the son will likely need a n h children hospital if paloat alto where they have been told he will have to stay for at least the next several months. the commute from the those martinez is taking a toll. >> full tank of gas which is 50 bucks every other day almost. >>reporter: it's an expense that todd just can't afford. he works as custodian for the martinez unified school district. friends family doing what they can to help and raising money by placing donation jars throughout martinez andfocus onn focus on the baby boy. he might have a full life that is great. i just weren't to play catch with him and go fishing. that's all i want to do she just

>>reporter: for the first time in days todd nichol and gina got to hold their 6 month baby boy wyatt recovering from back-to-back heart surgery. month and a half ago doctors discovered a hole in his enlarged heart. >> had him on morphine. slowly taken him off on meth dope. low dose. he's respond to everything great. heart is operating at 13 percent. that's my boy. look at that smile. >>reporter: the parents say despite progress in recent day the son will likely need a heart transplant. currently at the children hospital if palo alto where they have been told he will have to stay for at least the next several months. the commute from the those martinez is taking a toll. >> full tank of gas which is 50 bucks every other day almost. >>reporter: it's an expense that todd just can't afford. he works as custodian for the martinez unified school district. friends family doing what they can to help and raising money by placing donation jars throughout martinez and the parents can focus on the baby boy. he might have a full life that is great. i just weren't to play catch with him and go fish

his partner terry nichols is serving life without parole. >> the attack that could have easily crippled out city and state. it could have left our people hopeless. but it did not. instead the people of oklahoma have banded together. >> the numbers 903 on the memorial mark the time of the bombing. a moment of silence was observed at that time this morning. >>> today also marks the 21st anniversary of the disastrous raid on the branch davidian compound near waco texas. 79 were killed in this fire. david koresh ordered his followers to start the fire when a federal assault started to end a weeks-long standoff. >>> san francisco's green community kicking off earth day weekend with a special parade this morning. [ native american chanting ] >> the earth day festival highlighted the current climate crisis, through speeches and a march around justin herman plaza. organizers say the parade is a good way to show today's youth how much the earth and its climate need our help. >>> well, it looks good on its own for tomorrow with high pressure building into the bay area. so we are going to get righ

donations can be made at wells fargo to the wyatt nichols fund. >>> one nebraska toddler is back home safely after running away to the promised land of toys. 3-year-old cael ireland managed to sneak out of his lincoln home when his mom was in the bathroom. he walked across the street to a bowling alley and he climbed in the claw arcade game somehow, someway the the staff and customers spotted him, but cael was having such a good team he didn't notice the crowd watching. all of this happened and mom realized her boy was missing and called police. she was quickly reunited with her son. hopeful leahy got a toy out of -- hopefully he got a toy out of that thing. >> walking across the street is scare restuff. >> he is the human claw. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. i would have a heart attack if my child disappeared. at least they were reunited. i want to show you something that was incredible. did you see the blood moon? this was the toe tall lunar eclipse near brentwood. beautiful picture. hope you got to check it out. it was incredible. i will bring you up to the present time. look at

hans nichols. >> let's switch. we are watching a smart phone maker beat estimates. cheaper galaxy devices. >> nokia has appointed a new ceo. let's put it all together. caroline hyde is here with the breakdown. let's start with nokia. >> we have the winner. not much of a surprise. he had nokia network. the sales.t of the dominant force in the company. they had it for four years. just over 20 years. knows the business inside out and needs to. they need to turn it around. nokia it used to be a 300 billion euro company. it is now 19 billion, in terms of market capitalization. that they want to return money to investors. >> what will they do with the money they are getting for the microsoft sale? they sold the phone unit to torosoft and they agreed that back in september. the money is coming their way. 3 billion euros goes to shareholders. they are looking to cut debt and want to get back to investment. they are reducing the debt. there is focus as to where the company is going in the future. they said they want to be important and a leader in technology for the connecte

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we'll talk about that nba move in a moment with rachel nichols.simon standing outside of the staples center with more on this game which was amazing. >> reporter: it was really incredible. fans came out in full force to support their los angeles clippers. 24 hours ago when i was standing in this same spot, the mood was somber. we didn't know if there would be nba boycotts. we didn't know what kind of support we would see from this team. as soon as adam silver rendered that decision, we know what happened. the fans came out in a big way and cheered their los angeles clippers to victory, carol. >> all right. so the game was great. the fans were excited. but this is far from over. walk us through what comes next. >> they have to give donald sterling official notice that they are going to have this vote on whether to relieve him of his fran franchise. he has five days to respond. there's a legal process over a couple weeks and then they supposedly call a vote of the board of governors. it's usually one of the principle owners. the question is will the

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joining us, len elmore, also joining us, jeffery h toobin and cnn's rachel nichols. how does this work, rachel? he makes the announcement, bans this guy for life but how does it work? >> the ban is going into effect now, within adam silver's power. donald sterling will not be around an nba team ever again. now, in terms of forcing him to sell the team, adam silver made a little power play by announcing to the public before go together owners and saying, i'm going to push and do everything in my power to get the owners to make this vote and force sterling to sell the team, he's putting it out there in front of the public and now owners will feel tremendous pressure. you heard rogeren saying, you want accountability. we want to know how our owner in our city is voting. during the press conference, i asked adam, have you done a policy? do you know you have done the votes? he said no, i haven't. he made a decision to put this out to the public first instead of going to the ownership first. by buy doing that, the pressure is going to come from a ground swell from the publ