father o'brien was 77 when he came forward.. >> o'brien might have been credible in some aspects of the case, but because of his senility and advanced age, the question here is whether he could be reliable. >> i felt that he was credible. i think he had a remarkable memory. >> rudy jaramillo, retired lieutenant from the texas rangers, met with father o'brien when he was investigating the murder. so, you judged father o'brien to be credible? >> yes, sir. >> did you think he was possibly senile? >> no. >> mcallen chief of police victor rodriguez agrees. do you believe father o'brien was a good, credible witness? >> absolutely. >> the d.a. also said he did not believe the former monk, dale tacheny. >> tacheny was not a witness that i could rely on. i believe that tacheny received all of the information that he wanted to say from rudy jaramillo of the texas rangers. >> the d.a. says the texas ranger rudy jaramillo fed the former monk information which he didn't have himself. lieutenant jaramillo says that never happened and that th

over the past few years, i have gotten to know bill o'brien well.espect him because he is a man of character who never strays from his guiding conservative principles. i'm proud to report bill o'brien has spoken at our new hampshire freedom summit and iowa freedom summit. i am so grateful he wanted to come here to south carolina. i'm glad he is here today because he understands the importance of highlighting conservative leadership in our first three primary states. please join me in welcoming the former speaker of the new hampshire house of representatives, bill o'brien. [applause] ♪ ♪ bill o'brien: do we have any fellow tea party patriots with us today? [cheers and applause] bill o'brien: greetings to you from new hampshire. i want to thank my good friend dave. i'm honored to be here and speak today. i want to thank congressman jeff duncan and citizens united for hosting this event, and to the many great organizations sponsoring it. there are so many inspiring people who will be here today. it is a most impossible to thank them all. the most impor

charlie: conan o'brien is here. he has an hosting late-night television since 1993, when david letterman steps down next week conan will be the longest-serving host of late-night. it is a landscape undergoing dramatic changes both in terms of its host and how it is being consumed. it was the first time a late-night host taped show in cuba since 1959. i'm very pleased to have conan o'brien back at this table. conan: and the old guy now. -- i'm the only guy now. those are crazy times. one of the first shows a came on in 1993 was this show. no one thought i was going to make it. you were very nice to me. if we looked at that appearance

amy: mike o'brien, thank you for being with us.part of the kayaks and the march and he let a unanimous vote in the resolution against the tpp. that does it for the show. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] >> what a heavenly way to end a meal. a good meal, indeed, at that: some salmon mustard sauce, some great potatoes baked with oregano, and then some angel food cake with berries. >> [theme music playing] >> tutti a tavola a mangiare!

amy: mike o'brien, thank you for being with us.part of the kayaks and the march and he let a unanimous vote in the resolution against the tpp. that does it for the show. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i am amy goodman, asking you to become a member of link tv. the number to call is 866-359-4334. we cannot do this without you because we are corporate free, viewer-supported media. your call is a call of support for independent media. we are not brought to you by the weapons manufacturers, the oil, the gas, the coal companies when we cover issues of climate change or corporations, especially the fossil fuel industry. we are brought to you from viewers like you. there is momentous news -- los angeles has become the nation's largest city to improv

o'brien says he is overwhelmed by the power of positivity. >> positivity.there are so many good people out there. this all started because someone tried to be nasty and it changed so good so quickly. the message is there are so many more nice people out there than good people. >> o'brien threw out the first pitch at the dodgers game and he danced on the jumbo tron. >>> one of the nice ones rosemary orozco. >> sometimes. [ laughter ] >> oh sometimes. she is always nice to me. >> no, i'm not stop accusing me of being nice. >> weather is nice. >> yeah if you're inland. i was in san francisco yesterday, oakland, alameda gray all day. it was cool. i had people tweeting me and facebooking me. if you were inland a nice one. we had sunny skies and mild weather. and for today a near repeat. we are starting off with patchy clouds and drizzles. as we get into the afternoon still clouds. 51-degrees in santa rosa right now. 52 san francisco. low 50s in oakland. 57 san jose. so these numbers a lot like how we started yesterday morning and for the afternoon we are looking

. >> reporter: laura o'brien says after surviving a 43-foot free fall she could hear the screams, o'briennd her roommate nantz write seriously injured, albert su was dead. a year and a half later there are still in requirements for fire escapes to be inspect in philadelphia. remnants of the police tape in the alley on between the second and locust mark spot where one life was lost and two others narrowly survived a devastating collapse on the night of january 12th, 2014. >> it was like the loudest rumbling, crash i had ever heard. >> reporter: it was laura o'brien's first time standing on the makeshift balance conn which two roommates. during a party for a friend's birth the day. but the celebration quickly turned tragic. >> my arms went over my head, i went straight down so quickly. >> reporter: o'brien survived the fall but broke her back. when another roommate was seriously injured. >> i could hear my roommate nancy yelling. >> reporter: albert su was not the so lucky. >> first thing i thought was that is not possible. >> reporter: his older brother men, spoke with us through tears. >>

sean o'brien called the dans man was mocked online for his dance moves but this weekend he was a bigalifornia. lori perez from our los angeles station kcbs reports. >> reporter: all eyes are own sean o'brien as he's dancing and this time he's feeling the love. a far cry from this night in london back in march when strangers laughed, took these pictures of him dancing and posted these pictures online with body shaming messages. >> i just ask why. what did they hope to achieve? why did they feel better trying to post an anom miss image. >> he felt better after supporters who saw it. two echo part women went so far as to find him and organize this party in l.a. to keep him dancing. we got the vendors and music, the plane tick and hotel, all donated. celebrities of all sorts stepped forward to help and start a conversation with bullying and o'brien with the so-called dance free move snnlt. >> be department of yourself. just think positive. >> the l.a. efforts raised $70,000 that will go to anti-bullying and positive body image programs in the u.s. and uk. organizers will be posting new p

. >> conan o'brien couldn't believe it. >> it wasn't something you saw. >> the idea of connie carson going into someone's house. >> did he mow her along. >> i think he did. >> that he was going someone someone's stuff had a huge impact me. >> and all of the shows that would come after him. not bad for a boy next door from indianapolis, indiana. >>> his dad harry was a florist and his mom dorothy a church secretary. his mom later wrote a cook book with pictures of dave and his two sisters. >> our household was pull of arthur godfrey productions. >> and i can just remember being fascinated by -- when they would open the television part of the simulcast and there was something about the microphone and the earphones and the equipment that i found fascinating. >> dave was a good ball player but at broad ripple high school, not a good student. >> i can remember doing so poorly my mom was very upset about it and she said we'll try to get you into a trade school. >> was not able to keep up. and then one semester i took a public speaking course and when i realized this might be my life line.

, who is conan o'brien? how is he h going to be different than any other late night host? and eric said something that's very true. he said conan likes to be funny with people. and i read that and i thought that's kind of perfect. i like to be -- go out in the world, whether with a guest on a show, i like to do something funny with them. i like to make something funny happen and i'll play any part. if they're low, i'll go high, if they're high, i'll go low. it's a very musical approach to comedy which i think is very closely to music. and i -- if i'm going to cuba or anywhere in the world or any comedy bit i'm doing i love to find a rhythm with somebody, get something going and then i'm completely liberated. i mean, i'm acting like a complete jackass but in that moment is pure joy. >> rose: you like the improvisational part of it. >> love it. >> rose: roll tape part two cuba. >> these are everywhere. this is a cuban pay phone. as you can tell it's pretty distinctive. it enables you to make a call and get you

. >> conan o'brien could barely believe it. >> it just wasn't something you ever saw, the idea of johnny carson going into someone's house. dave, you have to remember, was wearing like the pleated pants and the adidas. it was all coming from a completely different angle. >> didn't he mow her lawn? >> i think he did. the fact he walked out of the tv and was going through people's stuff in their room had a huge impact on me. >> had a huge impact on pop culture, comedy and all the show that's would come after his. not bad for a boy next door from indianapolis, indiana. his dad harry was a florist, his mom dorothy a church secretary. his mother later wrote a cookbook filled with photos of dave and his two sisters an all-american family who loved a good laugh and watching television. >> our household was full of arthur godfrey productions. >> these boys that don't do anything, they just sit in those chairs and keep them warm. >> i can just remember being fascinated by when they would open the television part of the simulcast, there was something about the microphone and the earphones and the

. >> conan o'brien could barely believe it. >> it wasn't something you saw. the idea of johnny carson going into someone's house. >> did you mow her lawn? >> i think he did. yeah. the idea that he had walked out of the tv and went into someone's room and going through her stuff had a huge impact on me. >> a huge impact on all the shows that would come after him. not bad for a boy next door from indianapolis, indiana. his dad harry was a florist and his mom dorothy a church secretary. his mother later wrote a cookbook filled with photos of dave with his two sisters. an all-american family who loved a good laugh and watching television. >> our household was full of arthur godfrey productions. [ ip discernible ]. and i can just remember being fascinated by -- when they would open the television part of the simulcast and there was something about the microphone and the earphones and the equipment that i found fascinating. >> dave was a good ball player but at broad ripple high school, not a great student. >> i can remember doing so poorly my mom was very upset ab

charlie: conan o'brien is here.e has an hosting late-night television since 1993, when david letterman steps down next week conan will be the longest-serving host of late-night. it is a landscape undergoing dramatic changes both in terms of its host and how it is being consumed. it was the first time a late-night host taped show in cuba since 1959. i'm very pleased to have conan o'brien back at this table. conan: and the old guy now. -- i'm the only guy now. those are crazy times. one of the first shows a came on in 1993 was this show. no one thought i was going to make it. you were very nice to me. if we looked at that appearance now, it would look like in -- "i love lucy those quote -- lucy" cast. charlie: you had not done much performing when you took up with that show. conan: no. i had not done nearly the amount of performing one should have done to get a late-night show. it was a complete fluke. to this day i credit lorne michaels. he saw something and he said this kid can do it. but that was such a different t

. >> digicel is run by millionaire dennis o'brien who set up lucrative speeches for bill clinton as well as donating millions of his own money to the clinton foundation. and one company that gold a rare permit was bcs mining, that didn't have much mining experience but soon would have hillary clinton's brother, tony rodham, on the board. as for the industrial park, the anchor tenant is a korean manufacturer who supplies major u.s. retailers, who also happen to be big clinton supporters. and while the state department promised 65,000 jobs, to date, only 5,000 have been delivered. as for those other projects, they didn't exactly work out as promised. we'll go into depth on that later in the program. but first, though bill clinton may have left office a while ago, he and hillary's influence is still felt worldwide. and their fingers are in a whole lot of pies. when we return, we look into this world of clinton clout. how it came to be and how it operates. just stay calm and move as quietly as possible. no sudden movements. google search: bodega beach house. there's some facts about seaworld

they found my college roommate and said, conan o'brien, who is conan o'brien?he going to be different than any other late-night host? eric said something that is very true. he said, conan likes to be funny with people. i read that and i thought, that's kind of perfect. i like to go out into the world, whether with a guest on the show -- i like to do something funny with them. i like to make something funny happened, and i will play any part. if they are low, i will go high. it is a very musical approach to comedy, which is close to music, and whether i'm going to cuba, anywhere i'm going in the world or any comedy bit i'm doing, i love to find a rhythm with somebody, get something going, and i'm completely liberated. in that moment it is pure joy. charlie: roll two. conan: these are everywhere. this is a cuban payphone. it enables you to make a call and get your hair permed at the same time. [laughter] the only problem is, it will only call that guy. [laughter] i am talking to that guy right now. i was worried my spanish would not be good enough here in cuba, b

we are thrilled to bring you thomas o'brien of aero.rien and bill rudin together on "bloomberg surveillance." stay with us. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." let's get to top headlines with vonnie quinn. vonnie: closing argument will be heard tomorrow in the boston marathon bombing trial. the jury will decide whether dzhokhar tsarnaev should be jailed for life or executed. the last of 44 defense witnesses is a death penalty opponent. royal dutch shell is getting approval to drill off the coast of alaska. the ok was given days before a scheduled protest in seattle. shell needs approval for other -- from other federal and state agencies. a watchdog group says new jersey governor chris christie has spent $300,000 on meals, drinks and desserts while in office. he has been in office five years. new jersey watchdog says his grocery bills have fallen since he had latin band surgery two years ago. my grocery bills would fall too, if i spend that much on meals. tom: here is what we are looking for coming up on "bloomberg s

thank you >>> kate o'brien there.'s hear from the managing director at our sister channel al jazeera balkans. you. >> let me start by extending congratulations on world press freedom day to all colleagues of al jazeera, and media practitioners around the world. day by day we are witnesses to how important our profession is. tyrants, dictators, corrupt officers. re hope for a world without journalism. people are dreaming of a world without dictators, criminals and corrupt leaders. every day brave journalists are run down arrested divided from families, shot and killed for fighting on behalf of all humanity to keep the freedom of press afloat. i'm holding the free journalism practice at jazz. -- at al jazeera. these rules are our guides for freedom and responsibility. all of us at al jazeera balkans carry them in our hearts and minds. freedom of free press is what al jazeera is all about. freedom is everything what al jazeera is. pab been >>> as you have seen and heard journalists are paying a high price for freedom of

o'brien that has cost me $80,000 windows and so on which was never a claimed beforehand until that and then when i rented the place i decided well, if they want to stay there i want to get my rent i'm paying four and a half thousands and get fair rent from my own place here we are and i just hope we can get in resolved thank you very much thank you for your time. >> one other daily this property is costing mr. falling less than $3,000 in mortgage pavement and he's only able to charge 14 hundred in rent under the requesters sir, i think we should give him an opportunity he's been attacked by the tenant. >> i was hired to investigate the in law and determined it was a single-family home i filled the necessary electrical and plumbing and conferred with the owner the tenant was notified i was told that was his daughter i thought my obligation to make sure that the tenant notification was done the electrical and plumbing work was done approximately the upstairs person complanld there's an issue of substandard electrical work that's in the room not in the in-law unit removed hendricks but i

dave crushed the competition. >> welcome to the tonight show with conan o'brien.tting "the tonight show" and renno resting it back from him. >> good to be home. >> pa in 2012, they joked about the mess, both of them deprived of the dreams by a scheming jay leno. >> he is getting a live feed in a satellite truck right now. he is watching every second. >> here are two guys and nobody should feel bad for them. they both have been through the same hellish experience because of this other guy. >> it was just one of those nice moments that comes along every now and then where everything lines up. >> how about your relationship with jay. you knew jay before he demanded he get his show back. >> i was assures none of this would come up tonight. >> dave was leading the late night pack when a joke about sarah palin's daughter fell flat. >> one awkward moment in the seventh inning, her daughter was knocked up by alex rodriguez. >> adding fuel to the fire, dave messed up and targeted the wrong daughter. >> he took shots at the daughter and a lot of people think that's over the

gina o'brien was there.ina: two corsairs fly low over the washington monument, air power from a bygone era. the flying fortress, war hawks wild, and mustangs. these are the warbirds that help secure victory for the allies in world war ii. and then there is fifi, the only be 29 bomber still flying today, the same model that dropped the first atomic bomb and ultimately ended the war -- b-29. >> world war ii was a pivotal event for the market people like the civil war, the revolutionary a war, and this is one of the last opportunities to commemorate that event while significant numbers of people who live through it are still alive. gina: 56 vintage aircraft took part in the flyover, including a p-51 mustang which protected american bombers as they made raids deep into germany. there are only six p-51c mustang still flying, and i got to ride in one of them. this was the plane that every fighter pilot wanted to fly. its performance virtually unrivaled. after 20 minutes in the air, it was easy to see why. that was

jane o'brien has carissa's remarkable story. jane: spot the newest chessmaster in this room.ot him. it is not him either. it is actually 11-year-old carissa, the youngest female chessmaster in u.s. history. and this tournament in philadelphia, she is taking on players twice her age, and then some. her father taught her the game when she was very young, even though they can't quite agree how young. carissa: my father taught me to play chess in kindergarten right? he taught me to play chess in kindergarten. percy, no, first grade. carissa: i wanted to play chess in can garden and i joined chess club in first grade. percy: i did not teach you when you were in kindergarten. jane: few players reach the level of master. not surprisingly, carissa is rated the top girl under 12 in the country. >> you can diagram the moves algebraically, and often they do. you talk to karissa -- sometimes she plays the game without the physical board in front of her. jane: carissa is so unassuming, many others are not even aware she plays chess. >> if you were coming in not knowing who she was and i s

o'brien was body shamed and bullied after the video went viral on line.upporters named him the dancing man, decided to throw a huge party in his honor, where co-show everyone what he got. >> so many good people out there. so quickly ... the message is there are so many more like people out there. >> now, he said he was overwelmed by people's kindness and really enjoyed his party. looks like everyone had a great time. that's what it is all about right there. >> so glad they could turn that around. >> oh, no doubt. and 'd great time. >>> coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news", we have more memorial day celebrations for you around the area. >> now, before you fire up the grill, we have a chef here with some recipes that are sure to be a hit at your barbeque today. >> and don't let those pesky mosquitos ruin your outdoor plans, doctor rob here with some advice, that you don't get bugged during your outdoor plans. >> bugged? >> i got it. >> no one likes that. we'll be right back. when cigarette cravings hit, all i can think about is getting relief. on

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brought walter o'brien, the real walter o'brien, to meet me.ught him to the house and said that this is a crazy life story, you have to hear about this. maybe we can make do something in tv or film. we just went on this run together. and to see the success and how much people are loving the show, it has been so much fun. emily: tell me about ithaca. scooter: ooh, i never talk about this. i believe there is power in numbers and power in collaboration. so i believe that managers and creatives and everyone should come together and work together in an alliance. and i put together a group of my friends, and it is simply that. it is just an alliance of guys who get together and meet and try and help each other build their businesses. because there is more than enough to go around. emily: so this is a fund. scooter: there is a fund aspect that i put together. that when we have ideas and we want to go after things together, we can. emily: what is the next big trend in music? what is coming? scooter: voices. that is what i am seeing right now. emily: yo

and it was a revelation. >> o'brien failed to get hired on letterman's writing staff in 1986 shlgs i that i was screwed. my career was screwed. >> but in 1993 after dave let for cbs, the then 30-year-old comedy wruter was tapped to take over for his hero on nbc's "late night". >> calm yourselves. >> what it felt like is you're at fenway park and it's 1961 and they say, ladies and gentlemen, ted williams is now at his final at bat. ladies and gentlemen, replacing ted williams now, 19 years old, chip whitly. this skinny kid comes running out on the field. hi everybody. chip whitly. it's going to be fine. ie got this. no i'm fine really. i'm fine. i'm fine. >> e was never that ambitious. in fact if anyone in my life had said, you know maybe you could be a writer on the letterman show, that's where i would have -- i probably would have focused on that. >> in 2003 you got your own show on ans and then all of the sudden you were competing against your hero in a way. >> yeah. >> that must have been weird. >> i never felt like i was competing against hymn. i never felt i was worthy enough to

edward o'brien no longer faces murder charges. yesterday, the judge at the case reduced the charges to involuntary manslaughter. the reason the judge said prosecutors didn't reach their burden of proof. o'brien is accused of moving his father into a home and not taking care of him. when his father died court documents say he was emaciated and had sores and feces all over his body. o'brien remains in jail. >>> the allentown mother accused of throwing her son off a bridge and into a river will remain behind bars without bail. 19-year-old perry was arraigned inside a courtroom on hds charges. the baby died over the weekend after being in criminal condition. authorities say perry intended to kill her son. >>> new at 5:00 the pennsylvania state senate today approved a bill to legalize certain forms of medical marijuana. it now heads to the house where a similar bill died last fall. the senate amended the bill to include patients suffering from crohn's disease, diabetes and chronic pain. it would allow doctors to prescribe marijuana thr

o'brien was rescued by helicopter the next day and reunited with her eight month old baby and the rest. >> i didn't want to give up. i had to get back to my family the only think that kept me driving. nothing else mattered but my familiarly. >> o'brien was found 2 miles off the race course. >> this past mother's day not celebrated one scottsdale arizona mom thought she would celebrate it. look at what happened there. the 74-year-old was hike wig her two daughters were she somehow fell 20 feet off the trail. officials say the mom fell in an area they just couldn't access without unerring vehicles -- with any emergency vehicles so they had to call in the big guns. the fire department called in a chopper to hoist her up. another hiker rescued this weekend the coast guard had to rescue a 24-year-old woman after she passed out on a trail in seaside oregon. officials say it was probably heat exhaustion. crews had to use a chopper here as well to fly to a nearby hospital. >>> now it's time to take you in focus at your neighborhood supermarket. that's where you'll find a clerk who keeps himsel

. >> this is susan o'brien. she's being reunited with her family here after being rescued by a helicopter. o'brien was competing in a 12-mile, trail run when she got lost. she said she thought she would die out there but relying on her survival skills beside drinking her own breast milk she said she covered herself in dirt to stay warm and yelled for help every time she heard a sound. >> i got lost in some bushes and i thought that was it. one thing that would help me i'm breast-feeding my baby. that helped me keep going. >> o'brien was found 2 miles off the course, he had been competing on, 24 hours after her family reported her missing. the she's lucky to be alive, truly. >>> 5:52. i want to mention i had a great take yesterday. i was there as a golfer for saving lives foundation. this was a picture taken on the golf course there. >> nice. >> talla more country club in ambler pennsylvania. >> were you in the shade all day. >> i get no sun. >> and i'm mid sentence and that is why it is a goofy expression. mike

susan o'brien got lost and wound up spending the night in the cold in just her running gear. listen to how they survived. >> one thing that helped me, i'm breast feeding my baby, i had milk i thought that should help me going. i just didn't want to he express too much milk. nothing else matters but my family. >> o'brien says she also covered her body in dirt to keep warm. >>> tomorrow night what went wrong with the arab spring? it started as a youthful prodemocratic uprising. since turned to chaos violence and humanitarian tragedy. we'll take a look. i'll see you in an hour. >> if you got to choose how long you would get to live for how long would you want to live for? >> immortality >> why? >> i wouldn't die or anything >> what's wrong with dying >> well, i want to be with my family. i don't want to miss out on any of the fun >> my kids are probably like most kids out

and conen o'brien tweeted dr.n buzz the first surgeon to successfully separate conjoined twins joined at the head. is koch brothers are thankful. let's bring in the reporter for the hill. happy friday. not a bad tweet. >> pretty funny. >> for some maybe. we know the british election wrapped up. more cameron is the head lines we're watching. a lot of folks want to know what does it mean for the u.s. and one washington post headline asked if it's a lose lose situation regardless of what the outcome is today. what do you think? >> i think that from a global economic standpoint, you look at the point and that's trading up this morning as a result of the elections, and also i think that it means that we're more likely to see britain renegotiate its roll within the eu. it was a key central issue in the campaign in britain. >> also what we're watching in the headlines today is the trade fight or at least a fight about the trade deal that president obama will be talking about today. >> yes. >> fellow democrat elizabeth wa

coe nan o'brien who took over said it's absurd to thank david letterman for all he's done in a tweet, but that's the world we live in now. president obama said it tv won't be the same without dave. >>> an arrest warrant has been issued in the suspect of a murder of a washington family. the family and their housekeeper was found dead thursday. susan mcginnis is live with the details. good morning susan. >> reporter: good morning. this is the house where the bodies were found on the second floor. the house later set on fire. this happened last week. now, a break in the case as the police are able to pinpoint the suspect thanks to a slice of pizza. >> reporter: police are looking for darren william wanted in connection with arson case in the nation's capitol. he is 5'7" weighs 150 pounds. police matched him to dna found on the crust of a domino's pizza ordered to this mansion. the order came to the home as this man, his wife 10-year-old son and housekeeper were being held captive and possibly tortured. >> when a child is involved it shakes all of us. >> reporter: he came to the house, de

andy o'brien says i guess there are a ton of 16-year-old kids rejoicing today, but is it really that difficult? time to take a test for ourselves. let me just say this i personally consider myself one heck of a parallel parker but i learned there are some things i could brush up on. >> when trying to back i feel very confident. >> see how far you are away? we'd tell you to get closer. >> reporter: yep, too far away but on the second attempt -- >> nice recovery. >> nice recovery? >> nice recovery. the only thing is you forgot your parking brake. >> reporter: how about best two out of three? in bethesda adam tuss news 4. >> adam i'm going to get you. you forgot your parking brake. oh that's too funny. no he did a good job. >>> another big change is coming for marylanders when it comes to taxes. if you pay income taxes in other states you may be getting a refund. the supreme court upheld a lower court's decision that ruled a tax in the state unconstitutional. the tax allowed maryland residents to deduct out of state income but did not apply that deduction to taxes for local governments.

but the idea back fired and o'brien shot up to near celebrity status on saturday organizers through ainst cyber bully, ferrell and moby was there. o'brien said he is overwhelmed by the power of positivity. >> this all started with someone attacking me. and the message is there is so many more nice people out there than there is bad people. >> could you understand that? >> well, i understand that sentiment. >> right, examly, he is very pleased, yesterday o'brien threw out the first pitch and also danced on the jumbo tron. >> wow. >> okay. >>> time is 8:19, sal is off today as you know, we are still watching traffic for you on this memorial day, highway 4 near pittsburgh bay point, look how easy that looks, cars out there but not any heavy traffic which is normally very busy, it looks good right now. >> ha is the case for highway 24 and laugh yet, very very light commute. >> and the golden gate bridge, another easy ride just for you. >> right, and we also want to let you know there is a change in plans for savopoulos -- san francisco from the golden gate bridge, the planned closure of d

this dance party for shaun o'brien.ou remember he was essentially fat shamed is what they call it. this is the updated video. that's him but a picture of him went around online and people were making fun of him essentially. he was cutting loose and dancing. he was fat shamed online. a couple of women in l.a. took it upon themselves to track him down. they found him over in england somewhere. and they decided to throw this party for him. and celebrities got involved in this. this was really a bullying campaign. so the party finally took place the other night. there he is dancing his butt off. do your thing. his name is shaun o'brien. but the hash tag was finding dancing man. a lot of people remember mobe pharrell williams got involved. that was monica lewinsky got involved, as well because she's been a part of this anti-bullying campaign, as well. good for you all for putting this together for him. the party happened out in l.a. he had a grand old time. a good message to go along with it, as well. >> they flew him out to

. >> a look, sean o'brien made national headlines after a cyber bully posted a video making fun of hisdance moves and here he is saturday night in hollywood. he was dancing without shame and two women started a massive social media campaign to bring o'brien to l. a. and then throw him a big dance party. >> positivity that is going on in there. this all started because someone tried to be nasty and it turned good so quickly and the message is there's so many more nice people out there than there is bad people. >> people have confidence in their bodies and not feel shame you know. for how they look. >> let it go. the party included performances by farrell and mo by. and o buy weapon hopes the experience just shows others the power of kindness. some heavy hitters at that party too. >> good for him. >>> still to come, a plan to help ease californian's historic drought may cost a bay area community some big bucks. >> good morning everybody. you ready? can you feel it? game four with the warriors? well, you are just going to have to wait. but i've got a little something to maybe hold you ove

co-nan o'brien tweeted it's absolutely absurd to thank david for all he's done in a tweet. crews began dismantling the set. pieces were seen being hauled away to a dumpster. let's get to sports. you would have taken that home wouldn't you? >> heck yeah. >> there's no room in your apartment for it. >> not anymore. good friday. nhl playoffs is where we start. the ducks and black hawks, anaheim capitalizing on a power play. even with more players on the ice, chicago goes over 4 in the first period. anaheim does not look back and takes a series lead. rockets and warriors in oakland. houston overcoming a 16-point deficit. with shots like that down to two seconds. it's up to runner up houston's james harden. >> harden the rebound. 7 seconds remaining. harden throws it back up. harden tied up. knocked loose. picked up and the game is over. >> the defense too good there. my warriors win 99-98. >> you just had to say it. it's not over. don't you worry. >> milwaukee brewers pitcher was ejected. an umpire noticed that stuff. he said it was a mixture of sunscreen and rosin. was there s

. >> without letterman, there probably is no co-nan o'brien.nce to change the channel. they would have seen dave take time to wish stephen colbert well. and then the top ten list. top ten things i've always wanted to say to dave. >> number ten, aleck baldwin. >> of all the talk shows, yours is the most gee dwraskically convenient to my home. >> dave did you know that you wear the same cologne as mo mar gaddafi? >> yes. >> your expensive plastic surgery was a necessity. and a mistake. >> dave i have no idea what i'll do when you go off the air. you know i just thought of something. i'll be fine. >> thank you jerry. >> honestly dave i've always found you to be a bit of an overactor. >> number five, chris rock. >> i'm just glad your show is being given to another white guy. >> thanks for letting me take part in another hugely disappointing series finale. >> dave you are to comedy what i am to comedy. >> thanks for finally proving men can be funny. >> dave i'll never have the money i owe you. >> good. >> what's mommy's name. >> the rest of the fina

charlie: conan o'brien is here. late-night television since 1993, when david letterman steps down next week conan will be the longest-serving host of late-night. it is a landscape undergoing dramatic changes both in terms of its host and how it is being consumed. it was the first time a late-night host taped show in cuba since 1959.

on the republican size they elected david oh and dennis o'brien. terry tracy, daniel tinney and al also won elections for the november bid. voters had to decide on four questions. voters chose yes, the group should be disbanded. number two was whether they should create a commission for women. yes. that passed. should they increase language services for government offices? they said yes. question four, a commission for funding universal pre-k. voters said yes to this one, too. you can count on "nbc 10" for complete coverage of the pennsylvania primary. you go to nbc10.com or the "nbc 10" app to find more results. we'll hit the suburbs in just a moment. >>> today we're expecting to find out if conagra foods will face criminal charges in connection with the peanut butter recall. 625 people in 47 states are affected by the recall. later today prosecutors plan to release details of their investigation and announce possible charges. we'll keep you posted. >>> right now new jersey state police are working to solve a mystery after a deadly crash in burlin

reporting from washington, i'm jane o'brien. the fifa president is not stepping down and accuses others of bringing shame. >> it has to stop here and now. jane: thousands of migrants are fleeing bangladesh and church of a better life. we release -- we retrace their dangerous journey. >> the migrants are attacked here and taken out into the deep ocean. jane: social media has made the hashtag quite a star. even children are using the word to make their point. welcome to our viewers on public television in america, and around the club. despite corruption charges engulfing the football governing body, the fifa president is not resigning. a dozen leading figures in the sport were indicted right american prosecutors. the new fifa president vote will go on as planned with sepp blatter seeking another term. a warning, there are flashing images. >> having not being seen in public since fifa was plunged into turmoil, today, finally a glimpse of sepp blatter. he is defying calls for him to step down. >> many people hold me responsible to t