-nick: yeah. lemonis: nick, can you get fabio for me? nick: yeah, yeah, sure. lemonis: nick is the head of sales, and he doesn't even seem to understand who his clients are. more importantly, he doesn't even seem to know how to drum up any new business. i mean, this is a real problem. the question, fabio, is, who is the biggest account for this business? fabio: i actually just had one that's called skyline restoration, which is a buddy of mine that -- shirts, it was about 8,000 tees. and he gave me his other company recently, which is about 500 shirts, and the business is gonna build from there. con edison -- i have buddies that work for con edison. -lemonis: the electric company? -sal: yeah, the electric. fabio: delta, another one. -lemonis: somebody you knew? -fabio: [ laughs ] it actually is a good friend of mine. lemonis: maybe we need to hire some salespeople. nick: well, i don't know about that. lemonis: you can't even rattle off to me the customers that you have. nick: i have a lot of relationships with a lot of my customers, and they'll recommend me --

rather than nick. they didn't like nick. they thought nick was a sellout. they thought the fact that nick shakes tom buchanan's hand at the end of the novel was unforgivable but they identified with gatsby can the over the topness, i'll do anything to reach this goal, whether it's a green light or being rich or something you can't even name, which is what daisy stands in for, we're told, at the end of the novel. i'll do anything to get there. they also very much identified with justice failed when hi told them daisy was modeled on fitzgerald's first love, whose father was very wealthy lived in chicago and her mansion in chicago looked like a small department store. when fitzgerald went to visit her, when he was about 18 years old, as the story goes, jenevra's father said in fitzgerald's hearing, poor boys shouldn't think of marrying rich girls, and he was wounded to the quick. the kids in high school -- you could hear the audible gasp because they're still at that age where they have to please somebody's parents or perform for somebody's parents. so they id

[applause] tom: nick clegg bear, a very somber looking nick clegg. before we get into talking about the substance of what he said, let's have a look at what happened there. he held on, there was a lot of talk that the tories were going to vote tactically to keep him in there. perhaps they did do that there. do you think that saved him? >> yes indeed. it's cold comfort to think that the liberal democrats in coalition with the conservatives has called them dearly and deeply. but in sheffield hallam it does look as if both groups have switched their support and given it to the liberal democrats, given his two nick clegg in order to stave off a labour win. >> it sounded on the verge of being a bit of a resignation speech. he said he would talk about the future and said -- for the party , for the country and also for his leadership. you might say that's no surprise, he's just seen that practical annihilation of his party. there will be a lot of people at westminster who think he's one of the most talented politicians of his generation, of any party. he's

nick valencia, i'm not sure if nick is there as well.t want to tell our viewers, two minutes until the top of the hour. two minutes until 10:00 p.m. eastern time in baltimore, maryland, where a mandatory curfew is going into effect here. we've been watching every night this week, starting monday to see what happens at curfew started on tuesday. this is the fifth night. the police department announcing that it would remain even though many people didn't want it to. let's talk to my legal and law enforcement experts who join me here now. we saw the unrest last night, but mostly it had been peaceful. the concern here is one of safety, obviously, but it's also an optics issue. because the whole world is watching. police have to keep the order. but they don't want to be seen as being overbearing and using excessive force. >> don, i talked to a number of officers out here during the week when i was here before, and they were receiving intelligence that outsiders did intend to come tonight, saturday night, and cause trouble. the mention of grou

immediate where nick owns a barber shop. alan. >>reporter: this is the barber shop that he and his friend renovated few years back and the retro-feel reflective of cool and calm nature of nick. fellow barber were trying to maintain the cool when we dropped by today but it was a pretty heavy atmosphere with customers coming in to express their concern and the crowd of media crew waiting outside but the friends kept telling that you say nick is experienced out doors man who knows the back country well and take the young children camping on regular basis and had no doubt nick and the kid welcome back found. >> i think he's fine. keeping the kid pre-occupyed and keeping good attitude. >> his vehicle well fitted for off roading and i know they have food and they have water and yes so i'm confident is fichbility matter of time before he's found. >> and they were right. the kid appeared well fed and happy when they were found tonight. family members make arrangement to nye out can unpack the suitcases. when you have 4 barbers worki

nick bryant is looking back at his career.k: hollywood kings and queens have come to pay their respects. this was george clooney and closing his hand in steel, handcuffing himself to the talkshow host to make him stay. david: is this something left over from the bashar days? nick: the late-night host was also honored by the president. to knowing that you were there to give us joy and laughter has meant so much. you are part of all of us. you have given us a great gift. nick: americans have ended their day with david letterman for three decades. the former weatherman pushed the bounds of comedy and decency. david letterman: he took off all your close? nick: guests like a drew barrymore famously responded in kind. david letterman: i cannot thank you enough. nick: letterman also found humor and improbable places, like the local deli making an unlikely star of its owner. >> one thing he had me do was dress in drag. i had makeup on and false eyelashes, stockings, the whole nine yards. another thing was water team, but they did not

immediate where nick owns a barber shop. >>reporter: this is the barber shop that he and his friend renovated few years back and the retro-feel reflective of cool and calm nature of nick. fellow barber were trying to maintain the cool when we dropped by today but it was a pretty heavy atmosphere with customers coming in to express their concern and the crowd of media crew waiting outside but the friends kept telling that you say nick is experienced out doors man who knows the back country well and take the young children camping on regular basis and had no doubt nick and the kid welcome back found. >> i think he's fine. keeping the kid pre-occupyed and keeping good attitude. >> his vehicle well fitted for off roading and i know they have food and they have water and yes so i'm confident everything is fichbility matter of time before he's found. >> and they were right. the kid appeared well fed and happy when they were found tonight. family members make arrangement to nye out can unpack the suitcases. when you have 4 barbers

immediate where nick owns a barber shop. alan. >>reporter: this is the barber shop that he and his friend renovated few years back and the retro-feel reflective of cool and calm nature of nick. fellow barber were trying to maintain the cool when we dropped by today but it was a pretty heavy atmosphere with customers coming in to express their concern and the crowd of media crew waiting outside but the friends kept telling that you say nick is experienced out doors man who knows the back country well and take the young children camping on regular basis and had no doubt nick and the kid welcome back found. >> i think he's fine. keeping the kid pre-occupyed and keeping good attitude. >> his vehicle well fitted for off roading and i know they have food and they have water and yes so i'm confident everything is fichbility matter of time before he's found. >> and they were right. the kid appeared well fed and happy when they were found tonight. family members make arrangement to nye out can unpack the suitcases. when you have 4 ba

>> nick: yeah. >> sage: oh, you missed a spot. >> nick: here? >> sage: [ laughs ] i didn't expect to see you here. >> nick: yeah, i just wanted to come and check on you. you said you were gonna go swimming, which i think's a great idea. good exercise for pregnant ladies, but honestly, i don't see a lot of swimming. i see some lounging happening. >> sage: [ laughs ] well, it's because the water's really cold. >> nick: it is not. >> sage: it is! okay, you go over there and stick your toe in and freeze. i dare you. >> nick: fine. let's go.

nick is out on the streets, again, nick quickly, if we can just listen to the crowd there. you can step out of the way, just let us listen. we want to hear what they're saying. ♪♪ ♪ >> as you can see and hear it's really a celebratory feeling down there. they're calling it a victory rally. let's talk about what's going on now with jay morrison. he's with the ymc community coalition. of course brandon scott a member of the baltimore city council. you know, first to you, mr. morrison it's really interesting because we have seen the tone change over a couple of days. they're saying it's a victory celebration, not necessarily a victory for the officers being charged but a victory celebrating the life of freddie gray. >> absolutely, don. i was there yesterday, and people were in high spirits. it's all because there's one step towards justice. we're all aware that we have a long way to go as far as a real conviction of those police officers. but we are happy that there is some progress in our system not failing us initially, as we saw in the eric garner case and the mike brown ca

deputy prime minister nick clegg is resigns as the head of the lib dems. and marking 70 years since the end of world war ii on the european continent. ♪ we begin in the u.k. where prime minister david cameron has defied expectations by winning a decisive victory in the general election. what was billed as a neck and neck race turned out to be anything but that. his conservative party on track for a narrow majority in the u.k. parliament. both labour and the liberal democrats suffered major losses, and prime minister -- deputy prime minister, rather, nick clegg, has just resigned as head of the liberal democrats. let you listen to what he had to say. that clegg: -- nick clegg: i expected the selections to be difficult for the liberal democrats given what we have had to bear in government and the most challenging of circumstances but these results have been immeasurably more crushing and unkind than i could have ever feared. for that, of course i must take responsibly, and therefore i announced that i will be resigning as leader of the liberal democrats. a l

on the yuba river nick's sister says nick his kids and nick's parents were likely camping on the north fork of the yuba river in the mountains near downieville. she says on tuesday they left in separate vehicles, but nick and the kids never made it back home to oakland they were last seen driving a 2015 black toyota tundra 4x4 pick up. that's when nick's parents notified authorities and returned to sierra county, where a search by land and air is in full swing. cafÉ 36-42 brandon fraka works in temescal alley where nick owns this barbershop. no one there wanted to talk but others who work nearby had great things to say about nick. "was been a very kind and its records him understanding personality. he his recognizes ability view and really generally been trussed and higher doing." the sister says his men having in this area for years have band remains 4 but still hopeful the situation nor is all but selfish. >> pam: latest pictures of the family on our website -- kron 4 dot com -- and you will want to check in on this story with us tomorrow. when the search starts back up. >> reporter:

nick offerman, everybody. nick, i have to ask. i was trying to help.i was not. [ laughter ] why would i want to steal your wallet, nick? why are you on crutches? what happened? >> if you go on a comedy tour with megan mullally and try to keep up with her, you may end up on crutches. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you just got injured, huh? >> she smashed, yeah. we do a dance at the end of our show that she choreographed to carly simon's "nobody does it better." and in cincinnati, i tore my meniscus, which is not a a euphemism. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: no it isn't. we didn't think it was that. >> it's a real thing. >> jimmy: oh my goodness. and when is it going to recover? >> friday. there's like a woodchip in my knee joint. these days they just like, pull it out on friday. >> jimmy: they just squirt some wood in there and then pull it out on friday. by the way, you are looking studly, i must say. >> oh. >> jimmy: it's rare that i see you without a beard or a a mustache. >> thank you. yeah, my mustache is doing bill maher, tonight. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh

this is video nick posted on his instagram account. finally his strobe light caught a chopper's attention. they were saved. his parents were in the sierra searching. >> that's where we found out right up there. >> my mom called me and just screamed in the phone, they think they have found them hanging off a cliff. >> reporter: the next day, the kids are back in oakland. >> we're so blessed. we're so happy. >> reporter: i spoke with the family about whether or not nick will think differently about offroading with his kids in the future. we'll hear their answer coming up at 6:00. live in oakland anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> a grieving family that lost two loved ones in a drunk driving crash last weekend will be taking a stand tomorrow. we were there last night in livermore as the family returned to the crash site for the first time. there were tears and hugs. they were having a family party when brian jones crashed his car into the gathering. esperanza rodriguez and her daughter julie were killed. police say jones had been drinking. >> i'm w

nick? nick: sensational. an extraordinary night if the exit poll is right. sensed cries of joy from conservatives gloom -- conservatives, gloom for the labour party, misery amongst liberal democrats. even if the exit poll is broadly right, quite small shifts in those numbers of seats which is perfectly possible within the margin of error of an exit poll, could produce dramatic changes to who governs britain next. the conservatives talked of winning a majority. a few of them believe that possible. many of them believed they would not make games. if that exit poll shifts a bit david cameron may still struggle to find the allies he needs to form a majority government. ed miliband would find it difficult, but he would not have to despair. there would still be the possibility of an ed miliband-led government. this exit poll for everyone is a form of exquisite torture. it's in not enough for anyone yet to know their side has won. there is still a little bit of hope for the side they believe in. host: that's a frightening analysis. we shall see what happens during

which is very typical of nick. he's extremely selfless person. >>reporter: and an instant ram post that talks about what happened and what went wrong. he said the plan trip to the sierra was meant to show his kids to abandoned mining towns with enough water, food and supplies for a week they ventured out and were nearly at their destination when they came across a tree with no way around it. that's when nick says he made the mistake of finding an alternative route instead of turning back. after a few dead ends, they reached soft dirt it caused there'd truck to slide down an embankment and get scott -- stuck. in hindsight he says he should've hung her down -- hunkered down instead of going. >> he wanted to get the message out that he was safe. and he wasn't able to do that. that was what was worrying him the most. >>reporter: next line from the children's mother is visiting relatives out of state, she's been in touch with nick he told her not to worry, just finish your trip, and tonight the family is privately celebrating the homecoming. >>> san m

nick: better buying power has been a big help for several years now. we have been doing open systems architecture for navy systems for 15 yea in some cases. it has been a mamaturing process. we a are trying to figure out how we get more and more programs to adopt those practices. how doe change ourr architectu? w did we change our business relationships? how do we chanange our culture? all of that makes our buying pracce more open with more innovation and more competition. vago: some of those have bn very challenging bureaucracies. it is human nature that you want to have a proprietary system with the customer coming back to u, not having the opportunity to break away from you. some of the proprietary flagship products you have, whether onon submarines or surface ships, have proven to be challenging. how are youoing this in an equitable way where ultimately you ask the customer what they want? ninick: we need to open those systems up as s they are bng ilt, breaking open into existing products s is very challenging. there are things we can do about that

i felt nick was and apparently america did too.m taking him back with me. >> reporter: coming in second wasn't a bad way to finish his journey. >> i feel with all of my heart, that i'm exactly where i need to be. i cannot possibly explain how grateful i am for american idol and the judges and this platform. [ music ] >> reporter: the two hour celebration had acts sharing the stage with the top 12 including pit bull and ricky martin. the judges got in on the action with keith urban before recruiting with jennifer -- uniting with jennifer lopez. >> when i was showing clips from this year i said when this happens this time next year i'll probably be bawling my eyes out. [ music ] >> reporter: but it was nick's night and it came pouring in. it's all about the songs. i think if he has an album of songs like that he'll be fine. >> if you want a long career start writing a billion songs every day. >> he comes from a band. he already had this, but that's what keeps you going. adam housely, fox news. >>> and now we want to check in with mar

man into of his young kids are safe after going missing in rugged and remote section of the sierras nick vlahos and his two children had been stranded since 2 that tuesday but were found last night in air lifted the state safety that ran into trouble when their truck that saddam stuck in mud in the poker flat area of northern sierra county the search was the focus of sierra and lomas counties kron 4 jos' clifford is live tonight in oakland with the latest on the family's reunion >> reporter: is that the look of some videos shot a short time ago after 3:00 p.m. a friend of the family brought 50 net as the me home and the father is expected this bill of be on later resided as truck unstop the children were greeted by their grandfather and as an uncle and they said they're grateful to have their family members back and when it sank the media and since in strangers that held during this difficult week >>: so glad is so happy one think all our friends and families that peck right for us is not positive bikes we're very blast >> reporter: the family went missing on tuesday is as been a roller-

. >> reporter: days after three- year-old mila and five-year-old nick vlahos and their father vanished in the sierra. the kids and their father nick were stranded two-and-a-half days in their damaged suv after the car slid off the muddy atv trail. nick's father says his son made one crucial mistake. >> he was on a trail not designed for a truck like his. >> reporter: but his family amount says it was nicks ingenuity and experience in the back country that saved him. he stayed calm and used extra food and supplies in his car and tried to signal his location to searchers using blankets. >> hopefully, some people can learn from that. don't leave the car. put a blanket in the tree. use a strobe light. whatever he did. >> reporter: that strobe light is what led to the family's rescue. it caught the attention of a rescue helicopter which airlifted the family to safety last night. >> i was so happy to hear his voice. everybody is fine. >> reporter: though the family says nick won't stop his outdoor adventures, he will be that much more prepared next time. >> a radio will be in the car. an ext

nick what can you tell us?n we are hearing from the iraqi prime minister confirmation of what we had heard from with the groups on the counter attacks. they are launching an offensive across anbar province. ramadi is the capital. and the province to the north and they are trying to cut supply routes from there into anbar. this is the beginning of the rhetoric. it is fair to say that the shi'a armed group talking about how they are pushing in with armed forces along the military and potentially to try to urge people from the disenfranchised sunni people in iraq as well. that is what they are saying on paper and echoed by the iraq prime minister who said the police and military are saying. and they will soon see the liberation of anbar. that may be a tall order. isis has had over a week to prepare themselves for this coming counter attack and we know of course iraqi security forces and the militia they work alongside and tribes don't always talk of the same page. a very complex task ahead. after criticism from th

i want to bring in nick paton walsh. it was only a matter of time before isis tried to claim some kind much direct connection to these attacks. >> reporter: absolutely. john what is clear here they do not have those kind of key details investigators would expect some details to have in planning of the particular attack. that doesn't preclude them of having knowledge of it. this is one of the factors about isis in the modern age of social media. they can simply never been in contact with the texas gunman before the attack. once that pledge of allegiance or claim to work on isis behalf is out there from the attackers in recordings or tweets beforehand they can say yes, that was one of our operations. chillingly in this they say there are potentially future attacks. i quote, we say for the defenders of the cross, the u.s. future attacks will be harsher and worse. the islamic state soldiers will inflict harm on you with the grace of god. the future is just around the corner. that is designed to instill fear. in the statement

comedian, nick swardson. now, a man who knows that it's letterman's show and he's just borrowing it, seth myers. ♪ >> seth: good evening, everyone. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everyone doin' tonight? [ cheers and applause ] those opening credits you saw tonight were our homage to david letterman. he has his last show tomorrow. of course "late night" this show that we do here every night, was dave's show. uh -- so, we went out -- we went to the same streets, the same buildings and reshot the opening. and the thing we realized the biggest difference between 1982, new york city and now, today, new york city, so, so many fewer pornography theaters. [ laughter ] and it's just -- it's so sad, because people still bring families here for vacation. [ laughter ] and i don't know where they go anymore. i guess the m&ms store. [ laughter ] just seems like a different trip. i don't know. uh -- you guys, a lot going on. new jersey governor -- i don't know if you've heard this. new jersey governor chris ch

sal was the idea guy, and nick was in charge of sales. nick: the biggest tool we use is yellowpages.com. lemonis: that was a job that did not suit him. you pay him his commission on a monthly basis, right? nick: i just get a salary. lemonis: these guys were barely hanging on. their core business, embroidery and silk screening... that's really good. ...was still doing $2 million a year. so i made a deal for $660,000 for half the business, and the way we structured the deal was that we would pay down the landlord, we would take care of the other liabilities, so there was a method and a plan. this is a new day. let's go. let's go to work. [ applause ] we rebuilt the space to maximize the business for the most revenue -- silk-screening and embroidery. we also created a new retail space where people could design their own artwork and print their own shirts and hats with a new $27,000 printer i bought them. i also took nick off salary. i'm gonna put you on a 100% commission plan. things were taking off, so we decided to start fresh with a new n

nick: it is believed the camp will be closed due to health concerns. there is a fear of disease outbreak. the migrants will be relocated. >> there are few double -- there are suitable places for them. emergency facilities will be made available to them. nick: many are looking to get into the u.k.. the euro star leaves from there. some want to stay in france. a protest last week and another part of paris called for the reform of eu immigration rules to help migrants cross the mediterranean. molly: 2000 asia, where burma has seized a boat of -- to south asia where burma has seized a boat of migrants. it comes a week after a similar boat carried 200 bangladeshi migrants. the people on board this boat that was found today, the number has not been made clear. this comes as a regional summit has come in bangkok. for the latest, we can go to our correspondent standing by in the thai capital. what do you have for us this hour? >> this meeting has been going on since this morning, almost 10 hours now. they have been discussing serious and crucial issues affecti

. ♪ ♪ >>> hello, welcome to al jazerra live from doha, i am nick clark.o coming up on the program yemen's exiled president and his saudi allies are about to announce their next move in dealing with houthi rebels. after taking romadi, isil sets its sites on capturing more territory in anbar province, we'll have the latest live from baghdad. and president obama bans the use of some military equipment by the police in the united states. ♪ ♪ >>> so then, 11 afghan police officers have been sentence today a year in prison for failing to help a woman who was attacked and killed by a mob. the 27-year-old was accused of burning the koran. the mob burned her body. let's go straight to skwr*e jennifer glasse who is live for us in kabul. tell us more about these verdicts. >> reporter: well, nick this has been a landmark trial in afghanistaned 11 police policemen sentenced for failing to do their duty for a horrific crime in the sent of kabul in march. thousands watched while she was beaten to death with sticks, stones and kicked. eight other policemen were set free.

nick and debra, over to you. >>> 6:17. in the news right now, the white house admits a fall of ramadi to isis is a setback. thousands have been displaced. the u.s. is support ieg iraqi forces with air -- supporting the iraqi forces with air strikes. >>> devastating news out of south sudan. recent attacks are targeting kids. the agency reports dozens of children have either been killed or abducted in just the last two weeks. at least 12 are said to have been raped in the clash between military and rebel groups. >>> a judge is expected to set a date for the hearing when boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev will be formally sentenced to death. survivors will be allowed to give impact statements at the hearing. tsarnaev will also be allowed to speak. a jury sentenced him to death for his part in the 2013 terror attack at the boston marathon. >>> police on full alert in waco, texas this morning. ii they say they're ready for possible retaliation from biker groups following sunday's deadly shootout. more than 170 bikers are

hello and welcome to the news hour i'm nick clark and the government calls for help to defeat houthiebels in a three-day conference in riyadh. policemen who did not stop the mob are given jail sentences and others are free and they capture more territory in anbar province but shia malitia has more. >> in society, outlawing motorcycle gangs. ♪ so the three-day conference in ye yeahed involving yemeni and tribal figures has just ended and conference reiterated support for the exiled yemen president abd rabbuh mansur hadi and az government and endorsed actions of saudi-led coalition against the houthis and government support forren anti-houthi forces and resolution 2216 passed by the u.n. security council which calls for the houthis to withdraw from all the areas they seized and creation of a joint arab force to secure cities in yemen. well let's speak now live in the saudi capitol of riyadh and so we have the end of the riyadh conference and we have the so called riyadh declaration. where does this leave us as far as the ongoing situation in yemen? >> well, nick, this is basically a cl

anyway, huge defeat for nick clegg.business insider said the death of liberality in the united kingdom. what have we got at 12 noon? olivia: more coverage of incredible results from the u.k. this morning. all day long we will be covering them, but we have a special elections program coming up at noon eastern time anchored live from london. tom: we continue our discussion on the american economy. lakshman achuthan with us of the ecri. you mentioned median household income is not going anywhere. it is the money question for america and janet yellen. does your cycle research show an oomph? lakshman: she shifted the goal post, by the way. tom: have we seen why rising wages and your work? ken:lakshman: the inflation cycle -- they've not lead them, they follow them. there is an upturn going on. part of it you are seeing also in europe, the teacher inflation gauge for europe has now hit a three point five-year high. in the u.s., it is not quite yet, but it is starting to firm. a lot of this is that even country specific. it is

he says nick what did you do today.ry with 85 christmas trees. >> i was shooting in new york, strapped in to a bomb vest and i come home. my wife just came back from straussburg where she was in the middle of a trial over the armenian genocide and asks me about my day. i was like i had a fake bomb strapped on me. everything she does has actual consequence. >> he's a proper person doing a proper job. dare i say it george. >> i'm not. >> what if there was a place -- >> dad, i need you to look at this. does it look real. >> a secret place. >> his latest project "tomorrow land" a movie that defies cat gorization. >> the pen -- [ screaming ] >> reporter: eagerly anticipated, highly secretive. >> how much are you allowed to tell me about this film? >> nobody's stopping us. >> no. >> everyone dies in the end. >> reporter: not true. clooney plays a disillusioned dreamer in what the director describes as a sci-fi action adventure fable made by disney our parent company. >> we are not being mysterious to be mysterious. we are mys

. -- and nick.ou say you come up with numbers that tell us a prince on jobs on friday both the above 200,000? nick: good news is that tax receipts according to treasury are trending higher than over the last six months. we are looking at six percent to 10% versus 5% to 10% comps. it looks like the labor market is expanding and we can get back to that 200 number. bad news is that 80% of the job growth over the last year is not educated workers and we are running out of those people. there are only about 400,000 unemployed college educated workers that are left to get a job. past that, we are talking about low levels of incentive for that group and perhaps we are running out of employable people. betty: why is that bad news? nick: that sucks up the entire 400,000 people left and you are looking at different kinds of workers you are trying to employ. it also goes back to the whole wealth inequality and how it has been asymmetrical over the past few years. 80% of the job growth in the last year has been

nick who told her not the worry. tonight the family is privately celebrating the homecoming. >>> developing news tonight from the south, mississippi authorities are looking for a gunmen that shot and killed two police officers, and people there are staying inside their homes during that search. the two officers are the first to die in the line of duty there in 30 years. >>> new details about a 37-year- old bay area man arrested on child porn charges this week. he worked at a school near saratoga. he's also worked at the school's second site. they found several hundred images of child porn on his personal computer and phone. he started working at the school in august 2013, and defendant interaction with -- did have interactions with students. >>> and a series of water tests came back clean, and residents could return home. all of the more than 50 residence departments at the towers -- residents at the towers had to turn after bacteria was found in the water. some residence departments said they started getting sick la

going back to nick clegg, he won his seat. the acceptance speech was interesting, cruel and punishing night for the liberal democrats and the results of the election would have profound implications on the leadership of the liberal democrats. it's been a bruising night. they are the party forming the coalition with conservatives and have been in government for five years some members lost their seats in the past hours, seven hours after they were released. and there's a clear picture on how the numbers were dared. disappointing for the democrats and for labor. they gained seats in london. it doesn't make up for those we were hoping to gain across the country and haven't. >> let's look at the figures and speak to tom. as i was saying, it's been in the past hour we have a clearer picture. the lib dems - bruising night. >> we are seeing a real picture emerging. lib dems lost some. vince cable, a politician a cabinet member lost his seat in twickenham in london. it's a bad night for them. across the country, and around the country

nick, do you want to speak on the entertainment? >> sure. thank you for putting this together. like in wayne's world, i feel like i'm not worthy. i would like to say thank you to everybody for giving us the at some point to do what we love to do. i say that on behalf of myself and the family. we love to present music to the public. it's our thing. we view this as a great opportunity to do it. 100 years ago coming out of the earthquake and the fire people of san francisco with determination and creativity rebuilt this city hall and bigger and better than it was before and that's the way people here are. music provided the soundtrack then and will provide it now. music is a way to capture the history of how things felt at that moment in time. the people of san francisco expressing their determination and creativity have also created music that's been important in our state. the world on this event is to do our best to bring all of that together in sort of a co-hear -- coherent but fun framework for everybody. we are going to run two stages. our musical director is chuck prophet.

nick tells me we're two weeks behind schedule.wo weeks? >> i got thrown into problems. this building is a big piece of [ bleep ]. the water is different, doesn't stay heated, cold spots, the temperatures are hard to regulate and super humid in here. >> at $20,000 a day, that's like $300,000 of production that we're behind. >> this building needs a lot of work and i can't grow and fix the building at the same time. it's not like breck. everything -- all the kinks have been worked out. we have a lot to do. growing at ten times the scale as i used to. >> the new garden that nick is managing when it's fully built out will be ten times the size of the garden that he managed in breckenridge. soon enough we'll be shutting down our breckenridge garden so we won't even have another garden to fall back on. >> things will come around. i'll get it, but there's only so much i can do. >> right now oak creek garden doesn't supply anything for our businesses except for overhead. if oak creek doesn't produce, we'll be out of money and we'll have t

>> all right, nick.s rally while it is subdued compared to yesterday it is not somber it is june lament and heard from a number of people who say it is indeed still a celebration of the life of a 25-year-old man, freddie gray whose life was taken just weeks ago. thanks so much nick check back with you there, as the crowd continues to grow. all right, next a man serving the people of baltimore, we will talk to him about what actions he has taken to solve problems and heal emotional wounds within the community. so if you have a flat tire dead battery need a tow or lock your keys in the car, geico's emergency roadside assistance is there 24/7. oh dear, i got a flat tire. hmmm. uh... yeah, can you find a take where it's a bit more dramatic on that last line, yeah? yeah i got it right here. someone help me!!! i have a flat tire!!! well it's good... good for me. what do you think? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. (mom) when our little girl was born we got a subaru