it's a springtime saturday in new england patriot country. a perfect day for football. >> you wake up, and you go to work. >> a block down -- >> mike branch coaches the boston bandits, a semi-pro team. he remembers another day just like this. >> come on! >> june 15th, 2013. something seemed out of place. >> a black suburban pulls right in front of my car. i'm like, who's pulling in front of my car? >> in the driver's seat, bandit defensive end 27-year-old odin lloyd. >> then i see a smile. >> branch thinks it's odd, because lloyd doesn't own a car. >> i'm like, whose car is this? >> branch has his suspicions. but he never gets a straight answer. lloyd is busy telling his buddies about the good time he had at a club the night before. >> odin said he was at the club with hernandez. and they were partying, and he had a good time. >> mr. hernandez is aaron hernandez, a $40 million rising star with the new england patriots. how much money? >> like ten grand. >> ten grand? in one night? >> that's what he said, yeah. >> oden lloyd's best buddies, da

. >> the question now, what sort of life did the ex-patriot make for himself?> he wanted to be the best. >> but he's accused of the worst. >> how do you plead? >> not guilty. >> why would a football player, a highly successful, affluent, popular football player be a murderer? >> as the nfl struggles to deal with issues of abuse and violence, hernandez goes on trial for murder. what will his jury hear? who might they hear from? and how could it all end? >> do you think there's a chance that aaron hernandez may be found not guilty? >> that's my biggest fear. >> downward spiral. inside the case against aaron hernandez. ♪ >> it was a perfect day for football. >> the coach of the boston bandits, a semipro team. he remembers another day just like this. june 15th, 2013. something seems out of place. >> a black suburban pulls in front of me. then there is odin lloyd. he thinks it is add because lloyd doesn't own a car. lloyd is busy telling his buddies about the good time he had at a club the night before. >> he said he was out with aaron hernandez, and they were party

the main concern was they would return and try to defeat the patriots. france became their major preoccupation. they became much more concerned with taking islands in the caribbean. they took eventually seven islands and they were going to take to make a. this was incredibly important to france. in fact, he was meant to be taking jamaica when he overstayed at yorktown. >> in new york city prior to the american revolution, there are two individuals who played a very important role there and engaged frederick haldeman. i am interested in why they were not included in your book, because they were in charge of the army before the american revolution. andrew: why i didn't include them? >> yes. andrew: i wanted to have a selection of military figures, and i do talk about him at some links in -- links -- length in my chapter about howe. i felt it was too long a prelude. i did not want the book to be longer than it was, essentially. these would all be people that i would have included. but the main purpose is to explain why the british lost. i think we can conce

this time it was new england patriots quarterback tom brady.ared a little vacation video with his 3 million followers. >> but it's what he did in that video has fans screaming that brady went too far out of bounds. here's abc's sara haines. >> reporter: watch how quarterback tom brady answers his supermodel wife giselle with this death-defying dive. watch again as the nfl's most valuable player jumps off an estimated 40-foot cliff while on vacation in costa rica. the qb living to tell the tale on facebook. sharing video of the plunge with his 3.2 million followers on saturday. overnight, the clip sending pats fans in to a frenzy on social media. tweeting, oh, no, no, no, tom. tell me they used a stunt double. others speaking up for the family man saying he's just living his live life. leave the guy alone. but coach belichick and the new england patriots may not see it that way. >> if tom brady got hurt and it was a career-ending injury you could bet the team would try to recover some of that money. >> touchdown tom isn't the only athlete oblige

the patriot act became the and thef extremism danger of overreach on the part of the government. so much so that when the u.s. congress, as compliant as they were, and acted the patriot act by an overall majority, even the u.s. congress two weeks after september 11 inserted into the patriot act a provision that says the power this law creates will expire in four years. the reason being that everyone recognized this was an incredibly radical piece of legislation and that nobody wanted this to become permanent as part of america's political landscape. it was justified only because the situation was so extreme. later, thears situation was no longer extreme and the idea was those powers could be curtailed and everything would return to normal. later, in 2005, the patriot act came up for renewal and it was renewed with almost no debate by a vote of 89-10, even in the face of abundant evidence powers had been abused. in 2009, the obama administration issued a statement saying they wanted the patriot act quickly renewed. the handful of senators said, maybe we should modify this a tiny b

this did much more damage against the patriots. there were some atrocities but not in a way that alienated the population to the same extent. the british, too, were fighting alone with no foreign allies. they engaged in the french and indian war partly thanks to prussia and they expanded their presence in america. they were fighting after 1778 when their resources were stretched from india through the mediterranean. they had to be convoyed by the navy. there were problems, logistics, fighting 3000 miles away. there were many reasons ultimately, the british were not defeated. they could have gone on after yorktown. the main army was still intact. they had the main army. they had canada as well. they hatch ralston. they had savanna. they still had lord guston and florida. they put forward new plans as to how the war could be continued in 1782. what really happened -- what really changed in britain was opinion at home. the opposition parties were gaining ground. the government could no longer rely on majorities. on the officers, many

hernandez played for the patriots at the time this murder went down. supposedly talked to him about it. let's listen to his testimony. >> innocent and that he hoped that the time of the murder incident came out because i believe he said he was in the club. >> okay. so at the time that you had this conversation with him, had you learned about a homicide that occurred in massachusetts? >> yes. >> so when you referred to speaking to him about wanting to know whether he was involved in this incident was it in relation to that homicide? >> yes. >> you indicated wen you asked him that he stated -- what? >> i will object to the question form. >> objection oh sustainsustained. >> okay . what did he say about where he was when you asked him that? >> i don't recall. >> okay. sir, at some point did you prepare an affidavit in this matter? >> yes. at the bottom here this last sentence beginning there to the end. if you would read that to yourself, please. does that refresh your memory sir, about your conversation with the with defendant about where he indicated to

aaron hernandez played for the new england patriots arrested and charged with murder. we have been following the case here, and today, in that courtroom with him -- the man who gave him his break. new england patriots owner robert kraft, taking the stand, revealing one of their final conversations together. abc's ryan smith tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new england patriots owner robert kraft took center stage. while the owner and the star player were once close -- >> he used to always hug and kiss me. >> reporter: kraft told prosecutors he heard rumors about hernandez's involvement in the killing of semi-pro football player odin lloyd, and confronted the talented tight end in the weight room. >> you asked aaron to look you in the eye, didn't you? >> yes. >> and he did, didn't he? >> yes. >> and you asked him if he was involved and he said no. >> that is correct. >> reporter: and in this trishlgs some of those closest to hernandez could be sealing his fate. his fiance may have bolstered prosecutors claims of a coverup. they allege this surveillance video spokes how he

it shows the patriots' quarterback taking a daring plunge. it was edited with music and all of that. >> so here's the question. if you're worth roughly $100 million, would you be jumping off a cliff while you're on vacation or would you be ordering pina coladas by the pool? i know the answer when it comes to my friend, sara haines here. >> i'm that predictable? pina coladas and then the jump. maybe tom is not a frozen drink kind of guy. who doesn't see a cliff and think jumping off is not a great idea. plenty of people. just not tom. >> are you going to jump, tom? >> reporter: watch how tom brady answers his supermodel wife with this death-defying dive. watch again as the nfl's most valuable player jumps off an estimated 40-foot cliff while on vacation in costa rica. the qb living to tell the tale on facebook. sharing video of the plunge with his 3.2 million followers on saturday. overnight, the clip sending pats fans into a frenzy on social media. tweeting oh, no, no, no, tom. tell me they used a stunt double. others speaking up for the fami

patriot act is a great example. if we want to get someone's business records using our authority under section 215 we have to go to a federal judge to get that authority. we have to make a regular report to congress how we're using section 215. we discuss it in oversight hearings repeatedly. executive branch, excuse me, legislative, judicial, executive are working together. then my work on 215 and all of our patriot act authorities is audited by an inspector general on a regular basis to reports to congress. that's great. that's burdensome. that's is the way it should be. there are judges, there are oversight in every piece of the work we do. the reason that the patriot act authorities matter so much, especially two i will mention. section 215 allows in our national security investigations to go to judges to get authority to get documents or tangible things or records. if that expires and we lose that authority, we will have to gap in our ability to respond to spies and terrorists that i can not fill with grand jury

every year some cyber patriots get internships, even though this year in second.very year some cyber patriots get internships, even though they are still in high school. >> we need that talent to fill these hundreds of thousands of jobs that are open now. >> reporter: gregory becker was just 16 when he interned at the global security company northrop grumman. >> it was amazing because i can learn the tricks and the skills that these senior cyber defenders have picked up over so many years. >> reporter: today he's in a four-year cyber security honors program at the university of maryland. like the kids in north hollywood, filling the desperate need for cyber super heros. joe fryar, nbc news, los angeles. >>> when we come back, the 12 minutes that changed the history of space exploration. >>> finally tonight, one of the most pivotal moments in the history of space exploration took place 50 years ago this week. it wasn't an american accomplishment. instead it was a soviet cosmonaut who did something no human ever done before, becoming the first to walk in outer space

is it patriotic or is it offensive?our comments just ahead. >> cute baby, though. >> steve doocy with what is coming up on "fox & friends." it has been a busy morning. >> we are following the breaking news out of ferguson, missouri. plus carl rove on hillary's e-mail. one of 47 lawmakers who signed the letter to iran's leaders. he is the man behind the shred diet. hundreds of thousands have seen results. smith is revealing recipes. big flavor with half of the calories. busy day with slots of show to go. 12 minutes from right now on your channel for news. and it's a lot easier to go into a fight when you've got somebody that's got your back. having chantix as a partner made it more successful. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix helped reduce my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. some people had seizures while taking chantix. i

so the testimony from the new england patriots owner robert kraft.irst, what was the point of this testimony? >> wow, carol, joey what a great, great witness for the prosecution. and the boston twittersphere is going bananas around here. basically what happened is aaron hernandez lied to his boss. the only way to rebut it is if you put him on the stand, and that's not going to happen. this is an explosive piece of testimony this morning, in my mind. >> expel further on that joey. if my boss asked me if i was involved in a murder i would probably say no. why is that so surprising? and maybe he wasn't and he wasn't lying. >> a lot to do about nothing. look the reality is at the end of the day, kraft wasn't there. certainly was there an invitation to come in and talk with it to kraft. did he need to speak with his boss? he absolutely did. in terms of a lie, mel, i certainly get that but listen. at the end of the day, i don't remember. i don't recall. we know kraft was not the best witness in this particular case and i just don't know how much value ulti

this is a march of mourning and this is very much draped in patriotism. it's one as you can see with the russian flags that the people are carrying that wants to transcend politics, that wants to transcend the political battles that have been going on, the political battles between people like vladimir putin and boris nemtsov as people are united in being absolutely disgusted and saddened by what happened to boris nemtsov. one of the interesting things that this rally wants to show and i think is showing if you see the turnout, if you see also the whole makeup of the rally with all of those russian flags is that they're saying no matter which side of politics you're on in russia, boris nemtsov was a patriot and he is someone who is going to be remembered as a patriot no matter what was going on politically. >> heads up in the control room. can we get that shot back of the military line there. that one. if we could put that up on the screen and drop the banner to show that military response at the march and vladimir putin, fred, still remarkably popular. w

the nsa program is authorized to its vision of the patriot act and is set to expire in june. a pfizer court ordered declassified leaving the door open for the program even if congress lets the authorization lapse area and jim harper joins me now. >> so explained section 215 of the patriot act. why is it so important to let this thing expire? >> 215 is the authority that the government uses in the foreign intelligence surveillance court. how long we are talking, who we are talking to, etc. this fisa court has indicated that if the 215 expires, the government has come up with a new explanation why they should be able to collect this information in that signals that the court will allow this. to the debate over this in congress and the public may not matter. the court could just allow them to continue collecting this information even if this authority goes away. kennedy: so people who actually care about this in this country, that infringes on our civil liberties as the government is in some cases illegally spying on american citizens, people should be concerned about this. my w

we'll be at the patriot center again. so we have a lot going other or on, including all -- going on, including all these cool tricks. you can see us slam dunk the basketball, trick shots from all over the court, maybe even from the stands next to you of the okay. here i'll show you. and sometimes you want to stop it like that. >> oh, i can't do that. >> so you have been doing this a long time. i know i'm older than you. can you still jump? >> of course. >> i like to dunk when the ceo shows up. >> well played. well played. >>> so patriot center verizon center you can see these guys buckets blakes, thanks. we are back on tv at 5:00 and >> victoria: what is it with all of this spam in my inbox lately? oh, "become a mystery shopper"? "earn money from home by giving your opinions." do people actually fall for this stuff? i guess they must or they wouldn't keep sending out these e-mails. ben? >> stitch: huh? >> victoria: hi. >> stitch: hi. >> victoria: did you hear one word that i said? >> stitch: um, something about mystery sh

he went to training camps with the patriots.he has been broadcasting for espn. >>> the news gets worse and worse for cliff low. phillies put the lefty on the 60 day disabled list with that lingering elbow tendon issue. surgery is recommended but lee says he will try rehab first. >> you know, high to make a decision to -- i had to make a decision of what to do and this is the route we've chosen and, yeah, i have to stick to it and hope that it works out and hopefully i can get back and pitch with the phillies this season. >> we are three week away from the season opener thankfully it's not today. phils and orioles, cole hamels gives up five runs in two innings, chris davis with a three run homer in the first. the entire pitching staff was shelved. phillies lose 16 to four. >> say that again. >> 16 to four. >> geez. >> four squared. >> cecily tynan with the hack quieted forecast when we continue in just -- with the accuweather forecast when we continue in just a >> winds of change. here's cecily tynan and the accuweather forecast.

patriotism is part of simultaneously our international unity. we are a unique in that we have embraced democratic ways. we are very proud of our islamic civilization. that is truly in dialogue with the world. and we have the capacity to speak truth to terror. they do not speak for islam we do. and it's a genuine islam that is interested in dialogue with civilizations, and corporations. on regional cooperation we have taken both in novel steps we do hope that these steps would be reciprocated because the threat that exists, the changing ecology of terror, are making it imperative that all governments cooperate with each other. today the state system as we have known it is under attack. these are not classic national liberation movements. these are destructive neolithic movements and it's essential that we confront them with vigor and determination. but we must differentiate between those and citizens who desire peace. any political difference, any -- anything that divides us must be resolved politically. and we have shown the wisdom and determina

the patriot act is a great example. if we want to get someone and their business records, using our authority under section 215 we have to go to a federal judge and get that authority. and then make a report to congress about how we are using section 215 and we discuss it in oversight hearings. the legislative, judicial, and executive are working together and then my work on 215 and all of our patriot act authorities are audited by the attorney general. these are great. it is burdensome, but that is the way it should be. there are judges, there is oversight and every piece of the work that we do. the reason that the patriot act authorizes and why it matters much especially what i mention section 213 is the authority that allows us to go to judges and get authority to get documents or tangible things or records. if that expires and we lose that authority, we will have a gap in our ability to respond to spies and terrorists. and the second i mention is roving wiretaps. in criminal cases, if the drug dealer is swapping pho

all the while calling themselves patriots. but they are in fact arm chair patriots, not the kind that we saw on that bridge. >> in fact dorian i want to go back to you on this in part because it did feel to me like the president just planted a big old shade tree over everybody who wanted to make the claim that wanted to offer a critique. also to those who claim he never addresses race or racism. he got to that part and he said hey, people have been asking me about race and here's what i think. >> he went right there, melissa. i thought this speech was a speech that was from the president but also from the organizer in him. he went right to the ferguson report the department of justice released this past week. basically made the argument that hey, on the one hand racism is not over. we still have deep pockets of racial inequality and disparity. on the other hand things have changed and he has this line where he says ask anyone who was here and lived through selma 50 years ago and ask them if they have changed and i think the an

vladimir putin gave him a medal last year for patriotic for. he told me that it exists here and he said that boris was chilled by the west. >> boris was not from the fifth column. he was not fathering anyone. it was done by specialists to re-stabilized the situation in moscow. >> the crowd were is the threat is closer to home. they are frightened for the future of the country. bbc news, moscow. katty: you are watching bbc world news america. still too common, ebola has delivered a devastating blow to west africa. in liberia, things are looking up and the road to recovery will not be easy. tony abbott is sending people to help with the training missions in iraq and said it was still to be decided when the troops will go. >> 12 years after the war, more australians are heading back to the middle east with a different enemy. >> the decision marks the next phase of australia's contribution to disrupt degrade, or destroyed the death coltult. we require support to build capacity and hold territory. >> the 300 regular army soldiers are expected to joi

but i mentioned patriots. it was arrow missiles for the iron dome. so i wanted to correct that. >> just make a comment on both those. first of all, an observation. i had not been in combat with any of these guys before and not sure if we ever served together but none of us knew each other very way two air force two army one marines and he would probable live say it's a fair fight. i will tell you we had good deliberation. good collegiality. everyones is an officer. i it was amazing how much in agreement we were because at the were trained the same way. army guys find a different fight than the air force marines but total agreement on the big issues which is what you ought to have. it's good stuff. >> i have been involved in a lot of task forces. never been involved in a group that was more engaged than this one. i would say that also. let me combine three questions. one us, how could israel have been unprepared or unable to win the information war given their history and having to deal with the history of many conflicts. how do you explain the fact t

. >> president obama also spoke about patriotism, about what it means to be a patriot, something that some people said was a response to mayor rudy giuliani's comments about the president's patriotism. >> we are well served to remember that at the time of the marches, many in power condemned rather than praise them. back then they were called communists or half breeds or outside agitators, sexual and moral degenerates and, worse, they were called everything but the name their parents gave them. their faith was questioned. their lives were threatened. their patriotism challenged and yet what could be more american than what happened in this place? [ applause ] what could more profoundly vindicate the idea of america than plain and humble people, unsung, the downtrodden, the dreamers, not of high station, not born to wealth or privilege, not of one religious tradition but many coming together to shape their country's course. >> and on that day obama also walked across the edmund pettus bridge, the bridge where those protesters were beaten 50 years ago, walked across with his framily and

leon: not quite the scene patriots fans want to see.plash this video is making just ahead. maureen: "7 on your side" in health matters tonight. the american academy of pediatrics endorses the metric system. the physician's group says more than 70,000 children go to emergency rooms each year after getting an unintentional overdose of medication. often, they're given a tablespoon instead of a teaspoon. the group says changing to mill liters for children's medical doses could help. maryland and virginia have among the highest percentage of high school seniors qualifying for credit on advanced placement tests. maryland ranked first with 31.8% of public schools seniors qualifying. virginia ranked third with 30%. the number of virginia public school graduates taking at least one a.p. exam has grown 82% in the past decade. leon: a taxi driver who contracted with uber is out of a job after a wild ride over the weekend. brianne carter takes us through the claims you'll see only on 7. brianne: a frightening ride for a woman who tried on take a ta

dave paulson the man in charge of resurrecting the patriots program.y made it official today hiring the 50-year-old to take over for paul hewitt. he was fired after this season. but who is dave paulson? we'll show you here. he spent the last seven seasons with buck nel. three time patriot league coach of the year including this past season. also a division three national champion back in 2003. won the championship with williams college. >>> vcu head coach is in discussions with the university of texas about their vacant head coaching job. now, smart he's been at vcu since 2009. he led them to the unprobable final four run back in 2011. he told the richmond times that no school has requested permission to interview coach smart. >>> over on the baseball diamond, the nationals making news today trading the reliever jerry blevin to the nets. he did finish with a career high 66 strikeouts. they'll send the nationals outfielder matt den decker. one home run, 13 runs driven in in the first two big league seasons. >> one home run against us? >> yes, against th

why is it, you're not a patriot you are. you're not.his on campuses recently with, should we ban the flag from flying at the opening gates of the university? what are your thoughts on that where we are? >> someone went to college in the vietnam era, i'm well aware of that. >> at least we're not burning them. >> not yet but we may. you will have kids on campus who are loons. you will always have that. i enjoyed my time at marist college during those years. went to university of london my third year, queen mary college. it was crazy in london. it was vietnam era. everybody was running around. i was interested in the debate. i wanted to hear what both sides had to say. people real radicals, like john kerry was second is secretary of state and ran for president. he was a loon back then. you can't condemn dopey college kids because they do change. >> is there something driving conversation we seem to being who is a patriot and who is not? >> you do it every night on "the o'reilly factor," you talk about the move away from tradition and war o

he said he was in a club. >> that conversation happened just two days after lloyd's death at the patriots. a volunteer firefighter was fired from his job yesterday in pennsylvania came back today with a grudge and a gun. he held four firefighters hostage inside their firehouse here. this happened just north of philadelphia. the guy fired one shot into the wall of the firehouse before hostage negotiators got him to surrender peacefully. no one was hurt. >>> tuition at virginia tech is going to be going up next year. the board of visitors voted for a $500 hike to the undergrad tuition. room and board will cost about $300 more. tuition for grad students is going up as well. in state they'll be paying more than $500 more. out of state will be paying about $1,000 more. virginia tech says these hikes are needed to cover a $6 million loss in state funding. >>> we now know the identity of a man killed in a confrontation at the gates to the nsa. what the fbi is now telling our chris gordon next. >> reporter: a staff member here at laurel high school body slams a student. we have the video. >>> bre

we've come here this morning to witness something very new, which is patriotic education.ittle earlier, all the kids in the school lined up here in the hallway to sing the national anthem. they do that now every morning. then they go for an hour's lesson on ukrainian nationalism, ukrainian history, and learning about patriotism. someone who comes from britain, it's very strange, because we don't tend to wave the flag and talk about patriotism, but here it's a very, very important subject, particularly because of what is happening with the rebellion, what's happening with russia. we've seen kids reading poetry making speeches singing nationalist songs. and what they say when you ask them is, before this conflict began, we didn't have a strong sense of being ukrainian. >> now when there is a war in our part of the country, we are worried so much. >> it's a lot of emotions. and i'm afraid. >> reporter: since the conflict began last year there is this growing sense of nationalism and national pride. and this conflict is in fact driving nationalism, both on the russian pro-russ

to do that they had to beat lafayette on the road for the patriot league title.it would go down to the wire just over a minute to go, au would trailed by four until gardner lights it up from outside. less than a minute to go, eagles need a stop. lender gets the bucket and the foul. you can see the celebration right there, they rushed the court. the final 65-64. george mason and florida, the patriots had no answer for christian, he went 10-13 from the field. he finished with 27 points and offensive machine. i feel sorry for whoever had that assignment tonight. the final 71-65. conference usa in san antonio, eight seconds left. here comes the heart rate, two seconds left. -- the heart break. let the celebration begin. fiu wins this one, the final 57-54. nats and tigers in florida jordan zimmermann. the store -- got the start. let's check out the other zimmerman, ryan zimmerman. bottom of the fifth, put this line in the perfect spot. since this one to write. that would be an r.b.i. double. he had two of those, by the way. nats beat the tigers, 9-2. it has been repor

. >> borist nemtsov a big friend of ukraine and a patriot has been killed. he built the kind of relations between our countries that i would like to see. to me indemnify is a symbol of a russian citizen that connects ukraine and russia and sincerely respects ukraine. >> volunteers have delivered a much needed humanitarian aid to a town in eastern ukraine not far from the front lines. the town of poposna has been left battle-scared. 90% of notices who live there have fled, those who remain are too old or too poor to leave. >>> still to come, is israel's prime minister about to rub salt in the wound? >> individuals in government who want to control. >> and why it's a confusing picture for tv viewers in kenya. he's out there. there's a guy out there whose making a name for himself in a sport where your name and maybe a number are what define you. somewhere in that pack is a driver that can intimidate the intimidator. a guy that can take the king 7 and make it 8. heck. maybe even 9. make no mistake about it. they're out there. i guarantee it. welcome to the nasc

the patriot act is a great example. if we want to get someone's business records using our authority under section 215 we have to go to a federal judge and get that authority and then make a report to congress about how we're using section 215 and we discuss it in oversight hearings. the legislative judicial and executive are working together. and then my work on 215 and all of our patriot act authorities are audited by the attorney general. i mean these great. it's burdensome but that's the way it should be. there are judges there is oversight in every piece of the work that we do. the reason that the patriot act authorities matter so much, especially two that i'll mention, section 213 is the authority that allows us to go to judges and get authority to get documents or tangible things or records. if that expires and we lose that authority, we will have a gap in our ability to respond to spies and terrorists that i request not fill with grand jury subpoenas or some other manner of process. that's very worryisomeworriso

new england patriot quarterback tom brady is enjoying his offseason. this video on his facebook page jumping off a cliff during family vacation in costa rica into a cool of water below. he cappinged the video never doing that again. hash tag, air brady. it's received nearly two million views. >>> patriots fans should relax. they have enough super bowls. i. >> bill belichick not happy. >> never again for tom brady. >> hough about a little sharks action. sharks kept their slim playoff hopes alive in philly holding off the ♪ ♪ wow something sounds sweet in here!!!! ♪ ♪ need a little honey in the bowl. yeah!!! badabopbopbopa!!! no? must be the honey!!! >>> sharkssharks and flyers teams who will most likely not be in the playoffs. game went to a shootout. but first period tied at one. joe pavelski trying to center to marleau. credit the goal to little joe. mason had no idea where the puck was. 2-1 sharks. philly power flay, claude de rue and the game is tied. sharks held the flyers to 18 shot attempts. brett burns right here, backhand glove, top shelf; 3-2

our patriotism is part of simultaneously our internationalism. we are unique in that we've embraced democratic ways. we're very proud of our islamic civilization that is truly in dialogue with the world. we have the capacity to speak truth to terror. they do not speak for islam. we do. and it's the genuine islam that's interested in dialogue between civilizations and cooperation and endeavor forward. on regional cooperation, we've taken novel steps. we do hope these steps would be reciprocated because the threats that the exist, the change can go ecology of terror are making it imperative that all governments cooperate with each other. today the state system as we've known it is under attack. these are not classic national liberation movements. these are destructive neolistic movements, and it's essential we confront them with vigor and determination. but we must differentiate between those and afghan citizens who desire peace. any political difference anything that divides us must be resolved politically, and we've shown the wisdom and determina

it is a good thing for columbus but not exactly patriots. most of the early history focuses on the leaked. -- the elite. slime intent on having the voices of the people be a part of the history. 40% of the population is african-american. more than that now but that is the historic average. years before the civil war most were slaves urban slavery was a little different in agricultural. irvan could have been a skilled worker a lot of slaves worked in industries like carpentry, bricklaying blac ksmith and sometimes the owners would allow them to vent themselves out to keep the proceeds. the newspapers were always complaining the slaves we're in town jews set up the business or selling stuff of the street without a white person controlling them so they were a little more independent when it was the urban system. we had famous local slaves one was thomas wiggins and he was one of the most renowned in the country. blogging.com was his stage name. born blind and now we would call him autistic. he was a musical genius. he would hear at one time and

the new england patriots could not have been too happy, that's tom brady jumping off that cliff. those . >>> this youtube video of tom brady cliff jumping in costa rica has the hearts of many new england patriots fans sinking in terror. he is on vacation with his family, his super model wife, video tapes this stunt featuring the theme to superman. the super bowl star caption the video never doing that again, #, airbrady. >>> what began is 68 teams is now down to four at the basketball tournaments the final four features the annual power houses of college basketball once again. brian webb has more. >>> 68 times are down to 4. duke, wisconsin, michigan state and kentucky. the 38 no record are now two wins away from becoming the first team since 1976 to finish the season undefeated. to get to the final four, the unbeaten wildcats got all they could handle from the fighting irish of notre dame. one shot away from a stunner. the top seated tournament won 68-66. and the wisconsin badgers roared pass the arizona wildcats, 85-78. the kentucky came will be a rematch of the contest won by

that video is new england patriots quarterback tom brady. it is creating a buzz on the internet. he posted the video set to the superman theme song on facebook. with the caption never doing that again. air brady. and fans have been leaving comments about his daredevil stunt. most agree. he wrote good for you, your life in the off season should not be dictated by fans and the nfl machine. that was 40-foot jump. >> i held my breath for a second. >> he is a quarterback. he can do anything. [ talking at the same time ] >> all right. mark is here now. chris mullin, you have news? >> yeah. first jim harbaugh leaves to go back and coach michigan and now chris mullin, the former warrior, hall of famer, front office man says why not, i could be a head coach too and where he used to star in college basketball, st. johns in new york hired him on. i remember when he was a top draft choice in 1985 out of st. johns. he will replace a bay area product. a guy he used to coach at ucla. if you are a giants fan, worried about spring training, you have good reason to be. their starting staff in spri

we've come to witness something new, which is patriotic education. a little earlier all of the kids in the school lined up to sing the national anthem. someone who comes from britain, it's very strange because we don't tend to wave the flag, but here it is an important subject because of what is happening with the rebellion and what is happening with russia. what they say is before the conflict began, we do not have a strong sense of being ukrainian. >> now, when there is a war in our part of the country we worry so much. >> there are a lot of emotions. i'm afraid it can only go so far in our country. >> since the conflict began last year, there's a growing sense of nationalism and national pride. this conflict is driving nationalism both on the russian, pro-russian side and as we have seen, now under ukrainian side. >> for the past year, west africa has been battling an ebola epidemic which is claimed more than 9 -- more than 9000 lives. liberia has hit the -- has been the worst hit country. in a positive sign, there hasn't been a single new confirm

patriots down four. later on patrick holloway creating a space. extending the lead with free throws the final seconds they can't get anything to fall. they would lose this game 71-65. second round of the acc tournament virginia tech and miami in action. first half we have a close game. hudson with a drive and how about that finish? 32 last night off to a good start tonight. wilson here. he's going to find himself alone in the corner. hill that's just too easy. tech is down one. right now miami is up 49-43 with about four minutes to play in this ball game. it's that time of the year. >> but it's like a tree in the forest. if it fell and nobody was there -- there's nobody there. acc. can you imagine? >> it's miami and virginia tech. >> still, it's the acc. somebody should have been there. ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. ♪ >>> recognize that guy? >> yeah. >> that's jack gregory. he lives here in d.c. and he is

we salute the more than 2200 americans, patriots, who made the ultimate sacrifice in afghanistan, and many more who were wounded. this morning, president ghani and dr. abdulla visited arlington cemetery. we know it meant a lot to the families. we will see the bonds again of our people displayed when he has a chance to address congress tomorrow. with a new government in afghanistan and with the end of our combat mission this visit is an opportunity to begin a new chapter between our two nations. pres. ghani: and dr. abdulla, i thank you for your support. yesterday, they had a chance to spend time in camp david with our respective teams and had excellent discussions on how we could move forward together. today, guided by our strategic hardship, with focused on several areas. first, we agree to continue to keep in place our close security cooperations. afghanistan remains a very dangerous place and insurgents still launch attacks, including cowardly suicide bombings against civilians. president ghani is pursuing security forces and human rights. the united states will continue to train,