happening today in trenton, testimony is scheduled on two bills centered on the financial future of olympic city. a.c. mayor is expected to testify on a takeover. it would include a financial rescue package. experts say cash strapped a.c. could run out of money in the next month. >>> in an ongoing battle in pennsylvania they filed an application in the court asks they be ordered to pay schools all subsidies due last month. yesterday they held a news conference calling on governor tom wolf to release that money. they also wanted him to back off his demands for increases in the state income tax. >> this is a gift for my constituents loud and clear and that message is you need to "stand your ground" and you need to be certain you don't allow this guy to just go crazy in terms of taxes. >> governor wolf's press secretary tells nbc 10 governor wolf is working to pass a bill to balance the government and he hopes to work with legislature to accomplish this. >>> funeral plans are set. trooper colin will be laid to rest. he was at the scene of afternoon accident when he was hit by a passing car. state p

they've raised $5,000 for special olympics. >>> city leaders recognize some of philadelphia's movers shakers for their support of the police athletic league. it was part of the kickoff at city hall. city officials spent yesterday mentoring about 25 local high school students who participate in the pal organization. the students shadowed senior level officials. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 12 minutes before 6:00. skies are nice and clear. we're getting closer to sunrise. look at that, not a cloud out there. the temperatures -- the clouds this time of year can get cold in a hurry. we're at 40 degrees, a mild start to the 1st of march. we're in for our own super tuesday weatherwise. we'll see lots of sunshine and a quick warmup. we've been on a roll the last couple days with 60s sunday and again yesterday. 39 degrees in doylestown, pottstown 34 degrees, montgomery county, blue bell is right at freezing while it's into the 40s for lafayette hill and willow grove. very light wind and clear skies, you get pockets of colder air like that. 40 degr

civilians in this former olympic city lived in terror from snipers and shelling.ut one of the most brutal chapters in the war was the massacre of more than 8,000 men and boys. it was the worst episode of mass murder in europe since world war ii. they are still digging up bones today. >> translator: my grandmother and others have their graves on plaques, so i know where they are. i know they existed. >> reporter: troops commanded overran the u.n. designated safe haven. and then tv broadcast footage offered clues. and muslim prisoners calling out to others to surrender. after the war, karadzic disappeared. nato forces looked for him all over bosnia. described as a mist rick healer. when he was caught, and taken to the hague, he was defiant. >> translator: the war did not happen according to my wishes. it was horrible. i trust the chamber will study all of the evidence. if that happens i have no doubt that judgment of acquittal will follow. >> reporter: yugoslavian president was found dead in his cell at the hague in 2006. but for those who lost loved one, the have v

olympics. >>> philadelphia city leaders recognize movers and shakers for their support of the police athletice students shadowed senior level officials. >>> a popular center city dining destination is getting a makeover. the palm restaurant in the bellevue on broad street is closed beginning today for a massive renovation project. the new design will feature seating for 152 diners and a hand paint feature wall overlooking the dining room. there will also be a new expansive bar. >> to be in one spot for this long and have such a great run and now to get a new restaurant out of it and be able to be here for another 27 years is very exciting for us. >> the redesign palm restaurant is set to re-open this year or early 2017. >>> we're getting to know the new reigning miss philadelphia. >> 22-year-old holly harrah of pottstown stopped by to talk about her future. judges selected the shippenburg university student from a field of 18 contestants at drexel university saturday night. she'll compete in the miss pennsylvania pageant scheduled in june. holly joined us yesterday and i had a chance to ask h

. >> the south bay is ready to welcome olympic hopefuls. we were at cityas the countdown began to the 2016 olympic team trials for women's gymnastics. in 99 days they start. olympic champion said there is a tremendous amount of talent with a shot at gold. >> it is against the rules but america should be able to send three teams to rio de janeiro. we are that good. we would come home with gold and silver and bronze. >> great to see mary athletes pecked will be announced in san jose july 10. announced in san jose july 10. >> we talked about miracle march. everyone is looking at san francisco, livermore, san jose a sample, above average. it is misleading. it was front-loaded. look at the rain at the beginning of the month. you may have noticed it is getting dry. low-to-mid 70s through the central valley. 66 in san diego. 82 in palm springs. breezy in monterey at 62. but sunny. lake tahoe shows temperatures above the average high of 51. through next week. sue? >> good morning. we watched the zipper truck on the golden gate bridge you have fur lanes southbound.

tonight the legend dan gable is here to talk about the big 10 championships this week in iowa city and the olympic trials.. he will be joined by 2 time ncaa champ mark ironside plus the state champion alburnett wrestling team. it should be a great show. to hoops and the hawkeyes fell to 16th in the ap poll today after their third straight loss yesterday at ohio state.. the cyclones are ranked 21st in today's ap poll and they are hosting okey state on senior night. i will have highlights at 10:00. the girls state basketball tournament tipped off today in des moines. john campbell has highlights. the orioles responded by the breakout to maddy wagaman. how about the inside presence of mikayla nachazel. springville by 6 at the break. the birds upped the lead to 14 on the feed to rylee menster. she also hit some key free throws at the end and springville knocks off kingsley pierson 60-53 thanks in part to 24 points from nachazel. "she is a dynamic post player.she can use both hands. footwork both ways" the trojans took control early. emily busta from long range.sadie nymeyer plugs the meter. before hal

. >> if i was able to bring back one or even two golds from the olympics back to my city, that would an amazing feeling. >> reporter: he is putting his heart and soul into making that happen. he postponed his senior year at stanford for one reason only, to win gold this summer. in 2012 he placed 13th as an 18-year-old with unlimited potential. now, at 21, he is the star on the best fencing team the united states has ever produced. alex's father would know. he is a three-time olympian himself and the coach for team usa. >> we're at the golden age right now. i am proud of my students, number one in the world rngs number three in the world. in some ways the most feared team out there. but we still have to prove it. >> reporter: as a team, they placed four. now as the top ranked team in the world with the top player -- >> we've proven we can fence with the best of them. going into rio people are afraid of us too. as far as the individual goes, i wouldn't want anything less than gold, you know. that's always been the dream ever since i was a kid. so that's the one medal i want. >> any giv

city nickname. when people st abandon they started to abandon ogden until it struck olympic gold. while still a work in progress it has a diverse economy and outdoor recreation firms. west of the ba r wasatch mountains and 40 miles from salt lake city, businesses come to ogden driven by low cost and scenic settings. a marked contrast from 16 years ago when the city tried to bring businesses back. >> when we first started, we would recruit anyone we could get. >> while ogden streets reflected the rail hubs, when it hosted the twoi 2002 olympic downhill events they started to sell companies on the natural beauty. >> the events we brought in specifically highlighted rivers, trails and mountains. >> reporter: selling a lifestyle it sold businesses on an initial project, a converted military firms ranging from e insurance. they didn't seek a single big company to cure its economic ills. >> they have foe cussed on smaller companies, a lot of singles and doubles. >> reporter: small steps to make ogden better in the long run. since 2000, ogden's population increased by 9% and the median in

. >>> the countdown is on as the south bay gets ready to welcome olympic gymnastics hopefuls. "abc7 news" was at city hall for the kickoff of the 100 day countdown to the olympic team trials for women's gymnastics. gymnast mary lou letton is in town for the event. she said there's a tremendous amount of talent. >> america should be able to send three teams to rio, we're that good, and we could comb home with gold, silver, and bronze. >> the athletes chosen to represent the u.s. will be announced in san jose on july 10. >>> it may have taken gymnastics to get this picture. check this out. we want to thank nick s. for this picture. he calls it candy colored photo. share your pictures with us using the #abc7now. we'll show it on air or our website, abc7news.com. that is a beautiful shot. thanks, nick. >> stunning. and it's beautiful outside. >> sandhya patel is live with the forecast. >> yeah, dan and kristen, a nice spring day out here, lots of blue skies and we have this cooling sea breeze which you typically get around this time of the year. you'll see those low clouds and fog along the coast, which

city. when people started abandoning railroads for autos and planes they started abandoning ogden until it struck olympic gold. it has diverse economy and outdoor recreation firms. 40 miles north of salt lake city, low costs and scenic settings, a marked contrast when the city first tried to bring businesses back. >> when we first started, we would recruit anybody we could get. >> reporter: ogden streets reflect the hay day as a rail hub, blit reflected the hard time. when it hosted the downhill events, they began selling companies on the natural beauty. >> the events we brought in specifically highlighted our rivers and trails and mountains and everything else. >> reporter: it also sold businesses on one of its initial projects, a depot now home to 6,000 jobs at firms ranging from esurance to white clouds, the variety intentional as they didn't seem a single big company to cure its economic ills. >> they have focused on smaller companies and they've had a lot of singles and doubles. >> small steps to make ogden better in the long run. >> since 2000, ogden's population increased by 9% and the median inco

. >> christine: olympic medalist ryan lochte may soon leave charlotte. lochte moved to the queen city in 2013 to train for the 2016 olympics. under david march. our partners asked him about his plans after the games. >> after rio i will definitely go back to charlotte and think whether i want to keep staying here training or whether -- i could hang up the speedo after rio. >> lochte, from rochester, new york, enjoyed the southern hospitality people have shown him here. the olympics begin in august in brazil. >> john: another carolina panthers player is paying tribute to peyton manning. in an emotional news conference yesterday, manning announced he was retiring after playing 18 season and winning two super bowls. cam newton paid tribute to manning on instagram yesterday. jonathan stewart followed tweeting "congrats peyton manning on a remarkable career, changing the game and standard for quarterbacks, hashtag legend." >> stewart is in japan, took on a military dog and took time to thank those that served our country. >> christine: a live look at come mute, traffic is light, this stret

if ufs able to bring back one or even two goals from the olympics back to my city, that would be amazing. >> he's putting his heart and soul into making that happen. he postponed his senior year at stanford for one reason only. to win gold this summer. in 2012 he placed 13th as an 18-year-old with unlimited potential. now at 21 he's the star on the best fencing team the united states has ever produced. >> we are sort of this golden age. some ways the most out there. but we still have to prove it. >> as a team, men's placed fourth in london, but a lot has changed since then. now as the top ranked team with the top ranked player. >> we've proved we can fence with the best of them. >> people are afraid of us. that's always been a dream since i was a kid. that's the one medal i want. >> any given day, anything could happen. if all goes well, he can definitely make it happen. >> in san francisco, nbc bay area. >>> certainly wish him well. much more ahead. coming up it's no secret sky high rent are driving people out. but there's a new plan at sanford to help students and others too. >>> we're

you know, we are in the city where he saved the salt lake city olympics. so this is a friendly crowd here. i will say, after the speech was over, one thing that i took note of is that mitt romney worked the front of this audience here like it was a presidential campaign event rope line. you know, he was shaking hands, he was looking like a presidential contender all over again. of course, if you talked to sources close to mitt romney, they say this is not about him jumping into the race for president. although we could get into the scenarios about a contested convention later on this summer. we won't get into it right now. but ashleigh, i think what we just witnessed is the beginning of the splintering potentially of the republican party. mitt romney did what no other republican establishment candidate has done up until this point. and that is to deliver a cool, calm, collected blistering of donald trump and everything that he stands for. the problem, though, for mitt romney and the republican establishment is -- there are a couple things. one is, it may h

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is not just fun and games while everyone is out the 2016 olympic summit organizers with la 2024 are talking why los angeles is the perfect city to host in 2024. the u.s. hasn't hosted a summer olympics since 1996, last in salt lake, winter games in 2002. la picked up the baton to host summer games after boston bowed out, said they didn't want to spend the money, but organizers say in a lot of the infrastructure is already built and they can pull off an olympic game without spending a whole lot of money cities are spending now and they have a lot of athletes trying to drum up support in that. nathan adriane thinks la would be a great spot and, kim, speaking of nathan, you are welcome for that video. there. >> her mouth was like-- he didn't flinch. >> he didn't flinch at the water. i figured, matt, you weren't you know, nathan probably recommended you as his back-up body double. >> reporter: yeah, i did it right before him. and then he was embarrassed to take off his shirt. we talked him into it. >> i knew it. >> kim was asking the director to rewind the video a little bit to make sure what we were seeing is what we were seeing

. >> if i was able to bring back one or even two gold from the olympics back to my city, that would be amazing feeling. >> reporter: mosealis is putting his heart and soul into making that happen. he postponed his senior year at stanford for one reason only, to win gold this summer. in 2012, he placed 13th as a 18-year-old with unlimited potential. now at 21 he is the star on the best fencing team the united states has ever produced. alex's father would know. greg mosealis is a three-time olympian himself and the coach for team usa. >> we are sort of in the golden age. i'm very proud of my students number one in the world, number three in the world. in some waist most feared team out there. but we still have to prove it. >> reporter: as a team, men's foil placed fourth in london but a lot has changed since then. now as the top ranked team in the world with the top ranked player -- >> we've proven we can fence with the best of them. i think going into rio people are afraid of us, too. as far as the individual goes, i wouldn't want anything less than gold. that's always been the dream ev

the largest crowds are gathering in the city that will be hosting the olympic games in august. people here are saying they're tired of being lied to and they're particularly tired of this very deep economic recession that the country is in and they feel that the president and her leadership has not given any solutions to get out of it. also watching the demonstrators here very closely members of the ruling coalition who say this they could very well breakaway from her should the crowds here be as large as expected. some people putting it to reach one million. there are, however, still supporters of the president and the workers party and they are gathered a few kilometers outside here in front of the house of the former president. he himself, the mentor of the current president, but he has been charged with corrupt practices just last week >>> at least 20 people have been killed and five other $missing after floods and mud slides caused devastation in parts of brazil. a state of emergency has been declared after some residents were stranded when heavy rainfall occurred. protest

and we had the olympics in salt lake city. and they were falling apart. and they didn't know what they were going to do -- could you imagine having that kind of an embarrassment? i mean, it would also be as bad as people slugging it out at a campaign rally with images. seriously, you think about this. we chuckle about this. think of the images that have been broadcast across the world of the way we are picking a president here. i mean, my kids are watching this. your kids. your grandkids are watching what's happening here. and they are looking at a scene of people pounding each other. you think they are not using that for propaganda to send a message to people that america's broken? that america's lost? well, we had that other opportunity back with the olympics. we would have looked really, really bad. and mitt romney went in and saved the day and ran wut one of the greatest olympic games in modern history because of his leadership and because of what he was able to do. and he's a great job creator. i tell you something. you let -- you think i'm going to

the city's goal for the last 16 years, expand the economic base and bring in higher-paying jobs. all part of a plan lit by the olympic flame. >> it really did show the best of what, at that point, was a pretty tired community. >> reporter: launching its renaissance plan two years before hosting the olympic downhill events in 2002, mayor mike caldwell says the city, home to two rivers and just west of the wasatch mountains, used the games to sell itself as a cheap outdoorsy place to work and live. ogden's also been able to get public and private partners to buy into its vision. when the city takes on an improvement project, entities like schools agree to give up incremental revenue from higher property taxes for a certain period of time. the money is used to tear down blighted buildings and widen roads with the aim of making ogden more business friendly. president joe hunt saw this friendliness firsthand when he told ogden its air medical resource group needed parking. >> they found a section of parking and leased it to us. >> reporter: ogden has learned to court business the hard way. a former railroad hub, its decli

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city. emily: what is your next focus? where are you going to be focusing your attention? >> china is a big focus. latin america. we have the olympicsing this year. rio is one of our biggest cities in the world. we have 20,000 homes in rio. 600,000 people went to brazil a few years ago for the world cup. one in five people stayed in airbnb. it was a huge opportunity. guest: it is valued at $25 billion. i know you don't compare yourself to them. in this environment when we see a lot of private tech companies being written down how do you make sure you are raising money at a response of valuation? guest: we are not raise any more money at this point. i don't think we will need more capital. my view is we started airbnb in a financial crisis. we launched august 11, 2008. that was the window of when we started this company. we started in a recession with the door closed to us. i was introduced to investor. no one wanted to invest. that was our foundation. we are a scrappy company. any upmarket or downmarket this company is going to be fine and was founded in a bad economy. people are more likely to want to seek additional ways to get in

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olympics pennsylvania, philadelphia branch. >>> new eagles head coach doug pederson is making it clear sam bradford is his starting quarterback and chase daniel is coming from kansas city to be his backup. the team introduced daniel yesterday at the novacare complex. bradford is still the number one guy on the depth chart. >> competition, iron sharpens iron. at every position, i feel like the quarterback position is not exempt from that. >> competition breeds excellence. i truly believe that. >> daniel has been in the league since 2009 and the eagles are his third team. >>> i graduated from college late in my life. was 40 years old. you recently graduated with a law degree. there's proof it's never too late to graduate. >> definitely, right? this is a good one. an ohio woman finally got her high school diploma on her 93 railroad berth day. dorothy houston was expelled from school after revealing to

olympics start august 5th. >>> the justice department says the city of ferguson, missouri, can resolve aç costly lawsuit it approvesroposal to reform its police and court practices. that is according to a letter obtained by the st. louis post dispatch. the fed sued ferguson over police conduct following the deadly shooting of michael brown and the riots that followed. the letter from a justice department official also rebuts a city belief that they would have to give police and other workers a 25% pay raise. city council will vote on the agreement tomorrow. >>> in baltimore, a cvs pharmacy burned during riot last year is now open again. the store was set on fire during protests over the death of freddie gray. crews rebuilt the store and it re-opened yesterday. >>> a series of storms sweeping through california are expected to last through today. the severe weather has already claimed two lives. one woman died after the car she was riding in drove around blockades and into floodwaters on a highway near sacramento. the car was quickly submerged in six feet of water. the man driving was able to get out much the car bu

jason: three olympic gold medalists are rising in the city beautiful today. michelle: missy franklin, michael phelps and -- a coming for the arena pro swim series. events begin tomorrow and continue through saturday. at the ymca aquatic center on i-drive. jason: local elementary school student nearly drowns after falling into a canal while on his way home from school. michelle: alex villareal is live at what we on for 6:00. alex: that child is fighting for his life today. i will tell you with school officials are doing about the brett: policewoman neighborhood in sanford overnight spending our searching the area. what we know about this investigation. ted: crash in orange county. amy: we have cloud streaming in and therefore it is a whole lot warmer in many parts of the area. no 30' s and 40' s in marion county, instead we are in the 60' s right now. i will tell you how warm we will be later today despite a cold front that arrives this afternoon. jason: you can keep connected to the first alert forecast when you are away from your television. know you can kee

city has been forced drinking. >>> the zika virus is putting the olympics in a bind. preparing for years have been asked to avoid the games mosquito-borne virus. heavily. >> it's been an incredible journey. >> with every step, she's closer to her goal of being an olympian. >> it is a very long time. >> reporter: the i.u. grad is the 11th fastest in the world with the freestyle. the zika virus could put an end i.u. stakes a claim to 100 olympians and the swimming coach says there could be three or four swimmers on this year's team usa. >> i wouldn't hold anybody back >> reporter: earlier this week, hope solo said she wouldn't go if she had to make the decision now. this athlete, though,torn. >> gosh, i really don't know. i think deep down i would risk it and still go because it's the olympics. >> reporter: the indiana department of health said be monitoring the games. >> the olympics is something we have our eye on as something that could potentially be an numbers of travelers going from the united states and coming back potentially carrying the zika virus and other mo

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. >> crews working hard to get the city ready for the upcoming summer olympics. governor of rio visiting the site and assuring the it will be ready on time. subway will take riders from sebts ral rio to park and construction on roadway one of the worst in decades. >> time foring "business beat". fast ep your seat belts. >> and starbucks recalling a popular item from its menu caught on camera. saving son from a flying bat during a training game in florida. >> that boy was looking down and playing on cell bone in the bat came fly into the stands. look at that view there. that answering sl amazing the dad stretches out his arm to stop it from hitting his son in the face. stay with us. that's what i'm talking about. back in a moment. >> joining us from the fox business network studio lauren simonetti. >> cool top. did you see this detail it's my favorite part. >> i did not now i do like your a race car driver. >> that's how i feel. >> how do we look on the markets. >> well, after five days of gains the stock market falls back yesterday. after the dow was up 67 points

millions turned out across brazil's largest cities including rio de janae owe where the ora olympicsl be held in august. others say they are using this as a gauge, the tide seems to be overwhelmingly against president rue self and it may be time for them to breakaway from her government. but people on the streets say the sentiment expressed here goes beyond political affiliations. >> our cause is brazil. our cause is the corruption. >> reporter: it's anger they say, towards a deeply entrenched system of corruption. they know it will take years to correct, but they are out on the streets to demands a move towards change. margo ortigas, al jazeera, sao paulo. >>> a palestinian has won a $1 million global teaching prize for her work with children traumatized by violence. pope francis presented the prize via video link to her in nba dubai. cheers from her palestinian support, he she beat out nominees from others places. she grew up in bethlehem and now teaches at a high school in the occupied west bank. >>> we'll get a weather update next here on al jazeera. then. >> if you travel by boa

millions turned out across brazil's largest cities including rio de janeiro where the olympics will be held in august. other political parties partly of the rooublg coalition says r, say they are using this as a gauge, it play be time to break away from her government. but the sentiment goes beyond political affiliations. >> our cause is brazil. our cause is the corruption. >> reporter: it's anger they say towards a deeply entrenched system of corruption. they know it will take years to correct but they are out on the streets to demand a move towards change. marga ortigas, al jazeera, sao paulo. >> set back for german chancellor angela merkel. she has faceintense criticism since opening germany's borders to millions of rfqs. al jazeera's dominic cain reports. >> the focal point for opposition to angela merkel's refugee policies, on sunday at a opposition brought it electoral success across germany but the high point was in zaxen anhaut. >> translator: the results are fantastic across the board, on all states, in zaxen anhelt it's across the board. >> talks straight into parliament. >>

we had the olympics in salt lake city. and they were falling apart. know what they were going to do. could you imagine having that kind of an embarrassment? i mean, it would almost be as bad as people slugging it out at a campaign rally with images -- no, seriously, you think about this, we kind of chuckle about this. think of the images that have been broadcast around this world of the way we're picking a president here. i mean, my kids are watching this. your kids. your grandkids are watching what's happening here. and they're looking at a scene of people ponding each other. you think they're not using that for propaganda to send a message to people that america's broken, that america's lost? well, we had that other opportunity back with the olympics. we could have looked really, really bad. and mitt romney went in and saved the day and ran one of the greatest olympics games in modern history because of his leadership and because of what he was able to do. and he's a great job creator. i tell you something. you think i'm going to let hillary clinton

we had the olympics in salt lake city. and they were falling apart. to do. can you imagine having that kind of an embarrassment? it would always be as bad as people slugging it out at a campaign rally with images. seriously. you think about this. we kind of chuckle about this. think of the images that have been broadcast across this world of the way we're picking the president here. my kids are watching this. your kids, your grand kids are watching what's happening here. and they're looking at a scene of people pounding each other. you think they're not using that for propaganda to send a message to people that america is broken? that america is lost? we have that other opportunity back with the olympics. and we could have looked really, really bad. and mitt romney went in and saved the day and ran one of the greatest olympic games in modern history because of his leadership and because of what he was able to do. and he is a great job creator. you think i'm going to let hillary clinton disparage job creators in this country? you have another thing com

garland is a former prosecutor who led the prosecution of oklahoma city bomber timothy mcveigh and unabomber ted kaczynski as well as the olympics bombing. his confirmation will not be smooth sailing. >> let's let the american people decide. the senate will appropriately revisit the matter when it considers the qualifications of the nominee the next president nominates. >> nbc's tracie potts joins us with more. what's the issue over the nomination? >> reporter: basically he's caught in a showdown between capitol hill and the white house. less than 24 hours after that nomination, -- >> the importance of hard work and fair dealing. >> reporter: a handful of republican senators have agreed to meet with the president's supreme court nominee on capitol hill today. the white house is encouraged. >> that's a good thing. there's a constitutional responsibility that members of the united states senate have to consider the president's nominee to fill a vacancy on the supreme court. it's as simple as that. >> reporter: chuck grassley, head of the senate judiciary committee may meet with garland in april after the break. others are undecide

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olympic trials for one of the world's highest profile events happens in san jose, team women usa gymnastics. so mary lou retton was at san francisco city hall yesterday being honored. the 1984 gold medallist got a commendation from the city. she believes team usa will win the all-around goal. >> your flags and your red, white, and blue and the signs and you just get so patriotic when it's an olympic year and gymnastics does that. and you're going to be completely in awe. >> she did it for me back in the '80s. longtime fans may find this hard to believe. mary lou retton, now 48 years old. by the way, tickets are still available for the trials at the sap center and that will be july 8th and the 10th. >> and the gymnasts are always so incredibly impressive. all of the sports, it's just the combination of grace and sports and coordination. >> the power. >> it's really shocking. >> yeah. >> in such a little package. >>> a seal caused a stir last night near the berkeley peer. >> the animal was seen wandering in the middle of the street, kind of moving along, shaking its tail. police called the marine mammal center to come and pick that littl

he le3( the salt lake city olympics. it may help him in utah.ly, if anything it helps donald trump. again, it shows that the establishment, what whatever that establishment is ignoring voters. like arizona where trump is loading by 16 points, 12 points. california 16 points. new york 52 points for trump. it's only going to help donald trump. >> does it help donald trump? his game plan though it seems he wants to have ted cruz steal some delegates away in some of these that are not winner-take-all take caucuses and primaries. grab some of these delegates up headed for contested convention. >> what mitt romney is trying to do game the system. what he laid out when he gave that speech laying out the indictment of donald trump. he was laying out a strategy to try to deny votes from donald trump in the hopes this goes to a contested convention. that's what he wants. that's why you saw him campaign with john kasich in ohio. he was best position to do defeat donald trump in ohio. he sees the same thing in utah that ted cruz is best positioned to deny v

city's main line is getting new cars. it's to help accommodate the large influx of visitors for the tokyo olympics in 2020.ailway fans crowded the station when the train began operating. the train is equipped with more priority seats for elderly passengers and larger spaces for baby strollers and luggage, and it's controlled by a new system that applies brakes on each car with different forces, depending on the total weight of passengers. it works with another system that automatically stops the train, adjusting the position of its doors to the gates on platforms. >> translator: this train is quiet. and it has space for wheelchairs. i like it. >> officials first unveiled the train in november, but there was a glitch in the system. the train did not stop at a designated spot and its doors did not open. the officials fixed the software and conducted test runs. they plan to replace all 51 trains in time for the summer games. >>> people in japan are preparing to mark five years sense the earthquake and tsunami. officials with the environment ministry say they've been working to remove contamination in eight pr