a billion dollars. >> reporter: nick says he didn't do it for the money. besides, he still has another year and a half of high school. the job at yahoo!. then he hopes to study philosophy at oxford. what then? >> i don't know. i'm still leaving options open. it's okay, he still has time. chris jansing, nbc news, new york. >> remember just having to worry about who to take to the senior prom? by the way, you can see nick live tomorrow morning on "today." >>> as for us, that is our broadcast on a tuesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian . pe to see you right back here tomo >>> right now at 6:00, a bizarre mystery leaves a girl in the hospital. the errant arrow that has police baffled. >>> the college students working hard to prepare for their finals as their administrators prepare to bring back many of the classes that have been cut. coming up, a long-term study on the impacts of budget cuts on our community colleges. >>> and then an emotional toil. local workers clocking out for good and ushering in a new technological era. >>> good tuesda

don't appreciate the shot at nick cage. >> you know the middle name.n one. >> i will let that sit. >> i thought it was monte. >> law professor has students going after sugary drivings. >> tucker, using a tenure to get away. interestingly a 2003 arcticle the hatchet contains this line. he holds back opinions to let them think for themselves . >> i profile would john banad. in 1996. hoe was the most unpleasant. truly pom pass nopolian figure in his classroom. >> maybe it was a requirement that they write about it in the paper. >> sounds like a player in "star wars". stay away from the cave. they are not working. >> dianne, you said the professor would never work with the students against a. this guy is gross and publicity. his courses are legal activism and where stunes learn to be public interest lawyers . so do the students know what they are getting into when they sign up for the class? >> bringing their own legall activism and not the professor's agend a. you can advoicate against the sugarry drinks or the policy that bounds them. you can pick your p

nick payton walsh has been traveling with the secretary and joins us via phone. what else is john kerry pressing for? >> yes, christi. on top of the agenda here, it is going to be a direct approach from john kerry to prime minister maliki. intervene on flights from iraq to syria delivering fighters to assist the regime. the u.s. is convinced that almost 80 flights and they want to be clear that iraq should, if it wants to have a role in forming the future of syria with the syrian opposition, they should prevent the evidence, they say. they say that inspections done by iraqis aren't enough and those have turned up humanitarian aid but the u.s. is convinced that those flights are carrying weapon supplies. a real trip here for secretary of state. >> all right. nick payton walsh, thank you so much for the update, we appreciate it. >>> thank you for kick starting your morning with us here. we have much more ahead for you on cnn "sunday morning" which starts right now. >>> happy sunday to you, everybody. i'm christi paul. 7:00 on the east coast and 4:00 out west. 4:00

nick, who's out? nick, who's the officer that's missing? you all right, man? no. what happened?, man what happened? is that the driver back there? i'm going to go check on him. rogers: tell them to tilt me a cruiser if they have it. okay. all cars responding 3000 block of claremont disregard-- 35's okay. you guys hang on a minute. whoo. man: what happened? o'shea: he tried to disarm the police officer got his gun out of his holster and the officer had to defend himself. they didn't shoot him, did they? no. is this the driver back here? yeah, that's the driver. he kept saying, "i don't want to go to jail." it was a hell of a fight. got my gun half out of my holster... i just kept hitting him... broke that fence. he tried to go over that fence twice. he just kept bleeding on me. i couldn't hold him, man. they get all slippery then. tac-18. tac-18. we're not certain as to whether an ambulance or a cruiser has been called. can you confirm? girl: are we in trouble? well, we'll see. ( sobbing: ) we didn't do anything, though. okay, have a seat. yeah... suspect's hurt, yeah where are y

nick joins me now from brunswick. nick, two teens have been charged with first degree murder in this case and then 911 recordings have been released, all at a time when you had a sitdown conversation with the mother. >> reporter: yeah, just sat down with sherry west for a very emotional interview, and, fred, she didn't mince words. >> i hate you and i don't forgive you. you killed an innocent human life, and that i hope you die for it. that's how i feel. >> reporter: no one would blame you to feel like that. >> no, because this is the second child that people have taken from me in a tragic way, and that i am so afraid to have any more babies now. i tried to raise really good kids in a wicked world, so i hope he dies for what he did. >> reporter: sherry west says she can't live here anymore. when we visited her armt she was packing up. she says she is moving by the end of april 1,000 miles away back to new jersey. fred. >> nick, did she explain, she said this is the second child she has lost in a tragic way. did she re

. >>> we have a lucky severson story today about nick vujicic, an amazing young evangelist who manages to preach and travel all over the world, and to keep his sense of humor, even though he was born with neither arms nor legs. >> reporter: this is nick vujicic in los angeles on his way to a sound check before he speaks at the national resurgence conference for future evangelical leaders. it features some of the country's most influential evangelists, including vujicic. >> i'm going to be speaking about this loud. >> reporter: in just a few years, vujicic has become a superstar evangelist. >> i started speaking ten years ago, and we've been across 44 countries, spoken 2,000 times to a live audience of 5 million face to face. >> after the "q" and "a" you want back in the wheelchair to exit right? >> yes. >> reporter: considering that he has no arms and no legs, traveling the world as he does is no small accomplishment. >> sometimes my palms still get sweaty before a speech. how are you all? >> reporter: the people in the audience soon seem to forget that they have probably never met any

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nick smith is live tonight with reaction to the new pontiff. nick? >> absolutely. parishioners here in oakland and ash bishop burnett learned the identity of the pope. >> i just happen to wear my san francisco hat. >> faithful attending afternoon mass were among the first to learn a new pope had been selected. >> i had my detroit lion hat on. >> ash bishop burnett says choosing this pope doesn't guarantee he's a 49ers fan but it's sending a message. the future of the church rests where the bulk of the world catholics live, global south. >> country is south america, argentina some of the biggest catholic countries in the world there. is a lot to say for having someone that represents strongly those back grounds but yet it's universal. >> it's a victory. everyone who believes is a rep sif of -- representative christ a. >> i'm sure he's going ton an inspiration. >> ash bishop burnett says he believes he will be the kind of leader the church needs. >> combination of tradition with modern times, i'm hoping that these two things can be blended into a new reality for us.

for others, like 24-year-old nick, back-to-back arrests have led to a revolving door relationship atoston's suffolk county jail. >> the stays in here getting longer, the street getting shorter. i was in here three and a half months, out eight days, now in here two months. eight days. most of my record is armed robberies, unarmed robberies, i would use whatever from a rock to a knife to whatever. whatever was available at that point in time. >> how do you someone with a rock? >> you hit someone with it really hard. and you take what's in their pockets. >> most of his robberies have been to support his drug habit. now, he's back in on an assault and battery charge to which he's pled not guilty. the alleged victim is his girlfriend. >> they're saying i assaulted my girlfriend at the time. she got arrested with me. she said didn't assault her. i don't know, pretty much they knew we were in a high drug zones, they want us to cooperate to help get the bigger fish, let the little fish go away. we wouldn't, so they arrested us. >> 10s. that's ten more. what's the name of this game? oh, my go

nick smith is live at children's hospital oakland. nick, she's okay, right? >> dan, that is the good news. nala is her name and she is 10 years old and she is fine. she is expected to survive. she and her eight-year-old sister were playing in the front yard when bullets started to fly nearby. >> it just happened so fast. >> just before 5:00 p.m., witnesses say shots were fired near 82nd avenue and a street in east oakland. sky 7hd was above where bullet casings littered the ground below. sharon dawson heard the gunfire and feared the worst. i. >> i heard it and came out and the first thing i thought of was my children. >> she found her 10-year-old granddaughter, nalah running to her for help and frightened and complaining of a burning feeling. >> she was grazed on the shoulder on the right side. >> nalah and her sister were playing in the yard. >> we were here on our own property. they were not outside the gate. they were right here where they were supposed to be. >> she said a bullet or something the bullet hit grazed her granddaughter. police will only say

nick is in the small town of brunswick. you saturday down yesterday with the baby's mom, sherry west. i don't know how she got in front of a camera. how was she with you? i apologize, i think we're having some audio issues with nick. i waited because i didn't know if you could hear him and i couldn't. we'll get back with nick when we get that problem taken care of for you. >>> what's happening overseas right now. secretary of state john kerry arrived in baghdad just a short time ago. previously unannounced visit for him. he was in israel with president obama a couple days ago. remember this past week marked the tenth anniversary of the start of the u.s. war in iraq. we'll have much more on this in the show with a live report from bagged it. >>> for you new this morning, military officials have identified the quantico marine base gunman. 19-year-old sarah castramoto and jacob woolly both shot and killed last thursday on the marine base there in quantico. authorities believe 25-year-old lopez from the pacifica california shot

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nick smith is live at children's hospital oakland. nick, she's okay, right? >> dan, that is the good news. nala is her name and she is 10 years old and she is fine. she is expected to survive. she and her eight-year-old sister were playing in the front yard when bullets started to fly nearby. >> it just happened so fast. >> just before 5:00 p.m., witnesses say shots werenear 82d near 82nd avenue and a street in east oakland. sky 7hd was above where bullet casings littered the ground below. sharon dawson heard the gunfire and feared the worst. i. >> i heard it and came out and the first thing i thought of was my children. >> she found her 10-year-old granddaughter, nalah running to her for help and frightened and complaining of a burning feeling. >> she was grazed on the shoulder on the right side. >> nalah and her sister were playing in the yard. >> we were here on our own property. they were not outside the gate. they were right here where they were supposed to be. >> she said a bullet or something the bullet hit grazed her granddaughter. police will only sa

nick smith is live at children's hospital oakland. nick, she's okay, right?dan, that is the good news. nala is her name and she is 10 years old and she is fine. she is expected to survive. she and her eight-year-old sister were playing in the front yard when bullets started to fly nearby. >> it just happened so fast. >> just before 5:00 p.m., witnesses say shots were fired near 82nd avenue and a street in east oakland. sky 7hd was above where bullet casings littered the ground below. sharon dawson heard the gunfire and feared the worst. i. >> i heard it and came out and the first thing i thought of was my children. >> she found her 10-year-old granddaughter, nalah running to her for help and frightened and complaining of a burning feeling. >> she was grazed on the shoulder on the right side. >> nalah and her sister were playing in the yard. >> we were here on our own property. they were not outside the gate. they were right here where they were supposed to be. >> she said a bullet or something the bullet hit grazed her granddaughter. police will only say mult

bubanas' older brother ryan mcnee has mixed feelings about the day. >> nick gets out today. him go, but i want to see him on the rather than here. i don't want to see the kid in jail. >> try to call you tonight, all right? >> all right. good luck. >> you good, right? >> yeah. >> stay safe. >> i'm worried about him because he's living the same kind of lifestyle i live now. he runs around the same way i do. and i don't know what his situation's going to be when leaves. i don't even know if he's got a place to go. if he don't have a place to go, he's going to do what he knows how to do and will probably end up using and probably end up back here before i leave. >> you never know what you're going towards. if you're going out to relapse in a few days and be back here within a few months. it's the unknown. you know what i mean? the probability of me going and returning to society doing the same thing i've always done is high, you know what i mean? the chips are definitely stacked against me. i want to change. i want to do something different. sometimes it's just tough. you know?

. >> reporter: nick d'aloisio's road to success started with a simple book his parents gave him. >> irogram for dummies. >> reporter: nick took that book and in his london bedroom, taught himself to write computer codes. by the way he was just 12. by 15 he created an app. now at 17 the computer wiz with the boy band looks sold that app to yahoo, abc news's partner, for millions. he says he grew up like any other kid. >> i played video games. i had a ps3 that wasn't really my main focus. i always liked creating things. >> reporter: he's been called a prodigy, a boy wonder, but for one woman nick is one thing son. >> approximately ten years, maybe 11, he was asking for a mac book. he loves technology. we were cueing in the apple istore all the time. >> reporter: he got that macbook but his parents used it as a teachable moment. >> i remember we made him sign a contract at that young age, to say what he would use it for. >> reporter: he was soon writing programs that baffled his parents. >> we always supported him in what he wanted to do even though we didn't quite understand it. >> repo

>> nick valencia, thank you very much for that, nick. >>> let's talk some weather now. heavy snow is pup pummeling parts of colorado. snowy conditions on interstate 40. interstate 70 closed for more than 150 miles. travelers are urged to stay home if they can, and so far no fatal accidents have been reported. casey wian is in colorado springs for us. casey, up to 50 vehicles wrecked on interstate 25 earlier today. what are you hearing about people in those cars? are they able to get to them and take care of them? >> reporter: well, rescuers have been reaching them and i think you can see some video that was shot, some amateur video on interstate 25 earlier today. it will show some of those rescue efforts going on. it's really incredible video. one of the big pileups north of where i am in colorado springs. several cars piled up, a truck on fire. it's really amazing when you consider all of the accidents that have happened on colorado roads because of this incredible snowstorm. there have been no reported fatalities. the good news though, interstate 25 has reopened in bo

nick valencia is in brunswick, southeast georgia.hey're confident they've arrested the right guys. is it possible because we're hearing from family members that one of the suspects has an alibi. >> reporter: victor i asked police after the press conference yesterday about that, how confident are you guys that you got the right two suspects? they said they used the mother's description to pin down the two suspects as well as you mentioned the attendance records they cross-referenced to see who was missing in class that day. this is a small town. you've covered this area before, 15,000 people in this community, it's a town where everybody knows everyone but take a listen to what the aunt of dejsh marquise elkins told her local affiliate last night. >> i am devastated. i'm sad because they got the wrong person. i hate what happened to that baby because no baby deserve to go through that but at the same time they taking someone to jail that is innocent. i am 100% positive that de'marquise elkins was not the crime scene, he was at my resi

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this is an update to the stick with nick campaign that one of our san francisco viewers sandy bordenicked off. she took a sticker of me and stuck on the bmw 650 gs and taking me on all of her future adventures. here i am on the pacific cote. >> you look like you are having so much fun. >> i am having a blast. >> like you're permanently having fun. >> there i am riding the bmw. >> on the front. >> beautiful coastline. sandy says other people wanted to get in on the stick with nick look so this is leo of the jaded toad. >> doing the face. >> doing the face. i had a heck of a trip. we went all over the place, highway 22, lake county, highway 101. >> i love they're sticking with the stick with nick thing. >> taking me all over the place, wherever they got, the adventure trio taking me and i can't thank you enough. it >> it is amazing you see all of this stuff and still show up for work every day. >> i am one heck of an employee. >>> a bike jump that -- >> falls into the category of not even close. >> see how the ramp showed him who is boss. it has been a long winter for these cows. >> no

nick? >> what i'm looking at as biggest potential driver, a real comprehensive slow down in residential in china is account revitalization. the key issue is that capital account is closed. if you are a wealthy chinese investor you have limited options. chinese are trying to open that so they have more options outside the domestic market. but i don't think it will move the next five years. so there is momentum related to the invest pt activity. >> those who argue that you shouldn't worry about the situation say the following. think of china itself entirely as its own balance sheet. don't think of individual banks or individuals. let's say you have 10% goes bust. they've got $13 trillion in cash assets to thwart. >> history is littered, michelle, with people saying that countries, companies, situations, are different. oh, no, you can't make that aknoll j aanalogy, it is different. greed, speculation, bubbles are the same no matter where you are. >> i agree. but they have a a lot of cash for a

nick valencia is all over the story. nick, you know before we hear the call, how did this all begin. >> it begins with a heart attack an 8 7-year-old woman suffering a heart attack. >> we can't do cpr. >> can you hand the phone to the passerby. if you can't do it, i'll hand it to the passerby. if you have any citizens there. >> anybody there can do chrp. give them the phone, please. >> i understand if your facility is not willing to do that. give the phone to the passerby, the stranger, i need this woman is not breathing, she's going to die if we don't get this started. do you understand? >> i understand, i am a nurse, but i cannot have our other senior citizens who don't know cpr -- >> i will instruct them. >> i will instruct them. is there anyone there -- >> i cannot do that. >> that brookdale senior living facility provides different options for their residents. this woman was living in the independent living portion. it's also worth noting according to your local affiliate, kget, she did not have a do not resuscitate

but for one woman, nick is one thing.10 years, 11, he was asking for a mac notebook. it was all technology. he loved technology. we were queuing in the apple istore all the time. >> reporter: he got the mac book but his parents used it as a teachable moment. >> i remember we made him sign a contract at that young age. so what he would use it for. >> reporter: he was writing programs that baffled his parents. >> we always supported him in what he wanted to do, even though we didn't quite understand it. >> reporter: what's the secret to raising a genius? >> i trusted in him. he is only 17. i think he will keep climbing that mountain and keep achieving. >> reporter: nick's mom says the best is yet to come. cecelia vega, abc news, new york. >> line up in the store. buying devon an iphone. >> there you go. $30 million. >> incredible money for a 17-year-old. >> shortens the news stories using an algorithmic formula. >> huh. >> sounded like it was just a good idea. but a good idea that is brilliant and heady as well. >> yahoo! l

. >>> tonight one of the bay areas most scene nick highways is ready to go underground.vers will be steered around. we're told about one group that won't be sorry to see it go. >> reporter: it was one of the most beautiful but most dangerous, road. notorious for rock slides above and crumbling below. >> the sun in your eyes is hectic. >> are a fix has been a long time coming coming. >> you can see old rusted car bodies that's gone off the cliff. >> reporter: now a set of tunnels will keep that from happened. these tunnels are meant to provide a safer rout for drivers. the 439 manage dollars is necessary. >> it's devastated local economies. this is what they've been looking forward to. >> reporter: double slide and its scene nick views will be open to cars and sight seers and on lookers. >> we're excited about that. >> reporter: is this going to bring you back? >> definitely. >>> in honor of the new double slide bypass they've created a new beer, tunnel vision ale. >>> another major change, toll takers disappear this wednesday on the golden gate bridge. cost co, safe way

. >> you seem like you still have your feet firmly on the ground, as well, which is nice, nick. thank you. >> thank you. >>> let's take a turn and get a check of weather from al. >> savannah, thank you very much. [ cheers ] >> the women's lacrosse team from grand valley state. where is grand valley state? >> suburb of grand rapids, michigan. >> all right. love grand rapids. nice to see the lady lacrossers. let's check your weather. here's what we have today. a look at april, this just in. the plain, above normal. cooler into the pacific northwest and along the california coast. precipitation-wise, looking wet around the great lakes and ohio river valley. drier than normal along the east

nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> see you tomorrow, which means it's lucky for us, nick.k you for watching. hope to see you tomorrow as well. we're always there at abcnews.com. and "nightline" at its new time tonight, 12:35 a.m. eastern. again, right back here again tomorrow night. goodnight. see you then. >>> tonight what you can get for your apartment when the america's cup sails into town. >> we're live in berkeley. the city is issuing an earthquake warning tonight to landlords who aren't prepared for the big one. >> a major new rule change for the nf lcht. new safety regulations and what it could mean for the fewer of hard fitting -- hitting football. >> and 7 on your side tax hot line is taking your calls right now. >> good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> we begin with homeowner who's hope to cash in on the america's cup yacht race. >> the event being scaled down, some homeowners are still hoping that they can make a nice pile of money when spectators flock to san francisco this summer. and they say in real estate it's location, location, location. doesn't it?. >> that i

nick schifrin, abc news, london. >> our thanks to nick tonight. >>> back in washington this evening, another historic image. the senate actually passing a budget, the first time that's happened in four years. we asked tonight, will it make an ounce of a difference? here's reena ninan from the capitol. >> reporter: congress begins its spring break today. but they had to pull an all-nighter to get there. 13 hours of debate. >> doing this has been a herculean feat. >> reporter: and for the first time in four years, the senate passed a budget. even the republican minority leader thought it was a healthy debate. >> one of the senate's finest days in recent years. >> reporter: the senate bill calls for $1 trillion in new taxes over the next ten years. with significantly less spending cuts than the house plan. the budget vote fell along party lines. not a single republican voted in favor. and four democrats facing re-election voted against it. this budget isn't binding, just a blueprint. so now the senate will have to work with the house and the president to reach common ground. until a bud

nick still has a year and a half left of high school, but because of the yahoo!against working from home, he's going to have to take classes out of the yahoo! office. >> poor guy. >>> now, the man who became five times richer than that kid. that's because he's holding the sole winning ticket to that staggering powerball jackpot. >> can you imagine? an elated pedro quezada validated his ticket at a liquor store in passaic, new jersey. the 44-year-old immigrant from the dominican republic has not officially come forward officially to claim that $338 million prize. >> the father of five runs a convenience store with one of his sons, and after taxes, he'll get a lump sum payment of a measly $150 million. >> that's what happens. you win the lottery, and you better start running because a lot of people want a piece of you. >> everybody is going to be chasing that guy. i think i'm related to him. >> you have a little dominican -- yeah, why not. >> we're all cousins. >>> tonight is the night you will see the first elimination from the latest cast of "dancing with the sta

then with a minute left nick williams to henderson.ple had badgers as final four sleepers goodbye, ole miss meeting la salle next. tomorrow night cal looks to move onto the sweet 16 but they will have to beat syracuse in order to get there. the bears love respect that would come back with a win. >> it's a great opportunity to put ourselves on that national scale with teams like kansas, north carolina and duke. >> i feel like we're in the tournament for a reason and knew we're going to play teams like this. >> sabre cats begin with a new quarterback because mark green retired. abc 7's mike shumann introduces us to the new man under sent year garcia going deep. touchdown. >> aaron garcia replacing a sabre cat legend. >> it's going to be tough to fill those shoes here. this is something they've built here, together now i'm coming in here trying to bring you know my own personality to this game. >> this native played for 18 and goes for over 52,000 yards. 1125 touchdowns and was mvp in 2011 winning it all with jacksonville. >> he's going d

here's abc's nick schifrin tonight. >> my family is really the most important thing right now. and i just want to go and be with them. >> reporter: amanda knox waited four years for that homecoming. but tonight, she's anxious that italy's supreme court could put her freedom in jeopardy. >> the fact that she spent three or four years in an italian prison and this murder charge continues to hang over her head. there is no peace of mind. >> i couldn't understand why they were so sure i was the one who knew everything. >> reporter: in 2007, knox and her italian boyfriend, raffaele sollecito, were convicted of murdering their roommate, meredith kercher. they languished in prison for years. the world watched the dramatic moment they were released. >> both defendants have been acquitted. >> reporter: but now, prosecutors want to reinstate the murder conviction. tonight, kercher's family tells the italian media that there's still unanswered questions. we are searching for the truth. but knox's family, who won't be in court tomorrow, hopes this hearing clears her name forever. they call

i have a question for nick. nick, do you think the celebrities if they were really concerned about angry gun owners they would be so confident mocking them and not being worried about getting shot by them? >> i'm sorry. i didn't understand the question. >> the celebrities seem to be confident mocking gun oiners, but not about getting shot. do they really think they are that the crazy? >> i still don't understand. >> he said gun owners are irrational and nuts, but if they were irrational and nuts -- >> if you thought they were maniacs you wouldn't say you are loonetics. >> i get it now. >> the reason they don't talk about gangs. >> that's right. you don't talk about people who can actually kill you. >> except heston who is dead. >> and nothing about jihadists and nothing about gangs and nothing about anybody that can actually hurt you. >> precisely. that's how we do it in hollywood. >> how do you like being the person who has to defend all of hfd? >> i i don't. i don't defend them. they don't defend people and i

nick. you got that last stool. nick, come on over, join the gang, gurpreet, good luck to you. we'll see you later. america, take a look. there you have it. this is your top 20, ladies and gentlemen. you can start voting on these faces beginning next week. tuesday, it will be the girls. wednesday, it will be the guys. and then thursday your top 10 will be revealed. that means the other 10 will have to head home. it's a big week in the competition and it begins tuesday at 8:00, o'clock central. judges, thank you very much. great run here, thank you, everybody, thank you for watching, your local news is next. one more time, your top 20. good night, everybody. ♪ [cheering] ♪ ♪ >>> friends and family light candles at the spot with a man was fatally shot today. tonight they're questioning whether his attacker was released too quickly out of jail or the hospital. good evening i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. deborah villalon is live now where some are saying the attacker may have been an early release inmate. >> reporter: this neighborhood is not high crime and you can

nick smith was there. >> reporter: oakland mayor and police chief howard jordan and 175 oakland residentsussing public safety and ways to help crime throughout oakland. >> the community is first order of safety. >> reporter: unlike forums in the past. today's workshop encouraged people to sound off but offer problem solving solutions. >> if the community is informed and working together, if the police as part of the community, then we can have a safe community. >> the strategic policy partnership consulting team is working to reduce violent crime in oakland. >> what you find very often.... >> bob stewart is part of the team. he discussed the success of programs like cease-fire and continued community funds to support it. the highlights today are a start but continues to have concerns about the practices. specifically stop and frisk. >> stop and frisk that were implemented in new york it reduced t level of gun violence but it also, it just heightened the tensions. >> the issue of stop and frisk is a community concern but also an issue that the chief has addressed in the past. he has told m

let's get to the forecast and nick gregory. what's the weather, nick? better for the folks in the northeast. you can see on the satellite photo animation, it's all shrinking, wining down into -- winding down, and the air flow is coming from the east. that could cause another round of coastal flooding, southeastern massachusetts and the jersey shore tomorrow morning. temperatures above freezing. from the big cities now so the evening commute should be just roads wet. boston, 13 inches. six at port smith, new hampshire, four in new york city. and blockbuster totals south of boston, 24 inches, manchester, at 19. manchester, connecticut, 18. >> shepard: lots of snow and more on the way, nick? >> we're watching another storm from the southwestern states moving through l.a. right now, brought heavy rains the and is going to bring heavy snows, blizzard conditions in eastern colorado. a foot of snow there moving into the western high plains states. so that's the problem moving into the weekend. >> shepard: nick, good to see you. justin bieber, the babies is --

nick? >> that group is behind me now. they're going door to door. they want them to think they're not sound to know they live in one. the group is going door to door tonight handing out a letter. they want residents to be aware of the danger of living there. if a large earthquake should hit this area. there have been a law since 2005 for landlords with five or more units to notify tentants in writing that their apartment is a soft story. they're required to have an engineer prepare a size nick. >> doft is steep, generally can vary between $5,000 and closer to $30,000. >> and more. now, the berkeley property owner says the cost can run into thousands of dollars and beyond and saying unavailability of rent increases is the biggest problem faced they're unable to pass through some of the costs to residents who are sitting in and occupying some spaces. caught in the middle are tenants if we want to live this n.a building considered to be unsound you can go to our web si. we have posted a link. in berkeley nick smith abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. w

nick? >> good news. that little girl is okay today. police describe their suspect as dangerous ask don't believe this is the time the target had been a little girl. >> i'm proud of her. she's she reacted bravely. >> oakland police are looking for a man they believe may have molested his 9-year-old daughter. >> the little 9-year-old girl is shaken. >> the incident happened yesterday on the 1200 block of 94th avenue. police say the girl was approached by a man she did not know, he grabbed her. >> he lifted her up off the ground. and he began to touch her all over her body. >> abc 7 news did not use names or faces of children who have within been victims of a sex crime. serve saying they almost took my sister awaichl i'm like, i'm like, oh mirks god. then, i started running. >> family and friends were able to scare the man away before he can snatch the girl and possibly take her to a waiting car. police released this video in it, you can see the suspect's car being parked then leaving the area. later you can see a man walking on the sidew

at santa clara valley medical center, nick smith abc 7 news. >> thank you so much, nick. santa clara county officials calling their second gun buy back of the year a success. officials collected 610 guns including 17 assault-style weapons and 225 handguns they paid $60,000 for the people who no lock longer wanted the firearms. more than 1100 guns were purchased at the first buy back. >> the family of a bay area marine killed in a shooting is making plans now to go to washington to retrieve her remains. investigators say the 19-year-old was shot to death thursday by a 25-year-old tactics instructor sargeant lopez from pacifica. also accused of killing a fellow marine from mississippi. the shooting may have stemmed from a romantic entanglement. >> the under the circumstances us supreme court will begin hearing arguments in two same-sex marriage case that's could have an impact across the country ai. woman and her lesbian partner will be sitting in reserved seats in court courtesy of her cousin chief justice roberts. they are first cousins. >> the question of same-sex marria

nick gillespie hey there nick so talk about these latest developments in this appropriations bill. well i you know i think the real problems with the room the system and the drone programs and surveillance programs in general americans that we don't have a clear legal framework for when the government is using instances in order to serve a healthy whole or to even go after them and then so that clarification really comes through at the highest levels and then starts getting worked out you know we're going to be we're kind of going to be screwed in all sorts ones so tell me why that drone drone bill if if it wanting to know what between congress why this is going on it turns out domestic why wasn't buried in them preparations fella not brought to fraud front of another bill perhaps. you know that's a good question and i don't really i don't have an answer for that but i mean one of the things is is that you know it's clear that the you know in general when we're talking about using drones and or in the situations there is not been anything approaching a transparency or an open discu

abc's nick schifrin is over in london with the story. hey, bianna. this is no tall tale. they're usually the gentlest of giants, but it turns out there's one giraffe in the south african savannah who is willing to stick his neck out if you're driving by him in a jeep. it started as the perfect safari photo-op. up close with one of nature's most majestic creatures. >> we said, oh, that's nice, we can do pictures, and, you know, everybody was so excited. >> behind you and left. >> reporter: but then, uh-oh. the giraffe starts moving closer. the driver pulls away. >> maybe now is the point to radio for help. >> reporter: but as the jeep picks up speed so does the giraffe, all 13 feet, 2 1/2 tons of him. they try and get away, but the giraffe outruns the jeep sideswiping it at 30 miles an hour. watch again as that crush has the side mirror coming off. a run-in uncomfortably reminiscent to "jurassic park's" t-rex encounter. close encounters with the giraffe was filmed by rainer schimpf. >> some of those scenes, you can see him looking into th

you. >> nick d'aloisio is here, on monday yahoo! bought sumly, a company that he created t has an app he developed, the price was said to be $30 million. here is the interesting fact. he is only 17 years old. the app which is no longer available for download soum arized news stories for smart phones. yahoo! says they will use its code in their efforts to gain a greater share of the mobile market. e young developer will work i yahoo!'s london office by day. he has to do that. you can't work for yahoo! and work at home. and will study for his exams by night. i am pleased to have nick d'aloisio at this table. >> thank you. >> rose: good to see you. so tell me what is sumly and how did you come to create it? >> so sumly is a technology that i have been developing for about the last two years. and what if does is it automatically condenses and summarizes long form text into summaries and snip oats. now the idea behind that is when are you on a phone you are rushed for time. are you busy, you have to st lk do and see what's the gist of so

nick paton walsh, cnn, cyprus. >> an important link there. now, listen, this is for the guys.sometimes to get a woman's attention. it can be complicated. >> not for you. >> oh, yes, it is. look at this. imagine riding a horse while trying to kiss a girl. and by the way, if you fail, you get whipped. sounds like normal dating to me. >> what? >> we'll tell you about it. >> okay. a twist on dating. easter's here, and i'm with janette talking about the walmart low price guarantee. that's your receipt from another store? yep. let's go! check out that price. that's walmart's every day low price. that's what i'm talking about! yes, yes! oh my goodness! that's the walmart low price guarantee! bring in your last grocery receipt and see for yourself. save more on the candy your family loves. with low prices on reese's eggs and bunnies, cadbury creme eggs, and all their hershey's favorites.

syria's two years of darkness swallowing their childhood whole. >> and nick joins us now from beirut. tell me about this, nick, in brussels the eu meeting we're seeing britain and france wanting to revisit the idea of the arms embargo perhaps wanting to arm the rebels, something the u.s. is very uncomfortable about. >> certainly. won't have a huge amount of success in changing the use of arms policy but they have struck out on their own. britain and france made it clear they want to give as much assistance as they can without saying they want to supply the weapons yet saying the failure to supply moderates and rebel forces with weapons only the extremists in that group and the syrian regime are actually having the best weapons and in fact they're defeating their own cause. they are pushing forward with that and say they may use a veto when it comes to the eu renewing sanctions against syria or saying they're acting entirely on their own as a sovereign nation. but we're far away yet from that being delivered to the ground, michael. >> nick, as always, thanks for your reporting there in

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. >> nick smith is live with more on this for us. nick? good afternoon. the sign says take a look. the loop is easy. finally a solution to what some believe will be an end to the headache of driving through downtown hayward. a one way loop to downtown hayward part of a $150 million public work pros jekt is designed to make things easier. the project stretches down to foot hill boulevard and around downtown. >> just a relief for traffic. to us, hayward, other parts, even the downtown. >> murad is part of the team helping develop what is called hayward loop. all with one goal in mind. >> one of the largest interseks, maybe the largest in hayward will become congested. >> this video provided to us by the city helps illustrate the new traffic pattern. from the north, upper easy access to downtown. heading out of downtown, main, b, c and d streets take you across it. engineers believe the project will alleviate until of the congestion at many downtown interseks. >> whenever have you a back up on 880 and 238 a cut through, through that down to hayward. >> to prepare, major upgrades were

regular lions with a recesssive gene known as the chinchilla gene that affects the coat color. >> nick> ha was sweet. >> i'm not irish, but these guys are. >> they're irish, so we're going to put the kiss me i'm irish to test. >> you don't have to be irish for this to work, i just found out. >> people are kissing away. >> a little kiss on the cheek? >> a kiss on the cheek. >> no, you horrible person! >> i just got kiss-raped. >> he does it several times in the videos. >> have a lucky day. >> not surprisingly, the girl is getting kissed a lot more than the guys are getting kissed. >> are you actually irish? >> i am. >> whoa! >> she says to the guys, if you kiss me, it's for good luck. but he moves in for a while. >> later in the video, that ticker is still going. >> i have a test coming up. >> that seems very friendly. >> good luck. >> you, too. >> i hope you ace your test. >> there are several really funny moments, the guy is in the red shirt kisses her and sees the other guy with the kiss me i'm irish sign. >> i'm preston, i want to take one of those. >> no, no, no. >> kiss me i'm ita

we'll bring in nick in a moment. i want you to listen to the message for the two teenage boys she said shot and killed her baby. >> i hate you. i don't forgive you. you killed an innocent human life. i hope you die for it. that's how i feel. >> no one would blame you for feeling like that. >> this is the second child that people have taken from me in a tragic way. i'm so afraid to have any more babies now. i tried to raise really good kids in a wicked world. i didn't go out a lot. but when i just took a walk with my baby i thought it was the only exercise i can do for the heart. i mean, you know. i can't believe that this could happen. i left early in the morning. i thought that, you know, there would be less people on the road and i wouldn't be in anybody's way walking down that road. and apparently either he targeted me or i was just unfortunate. >> the man who conducted the interview, nick valencia live in brunswick, georgia. nick, it is hard to watch. that was -- she had even more to say. >> reporter: yes. police