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wendell pierce is on the panel tonight. i'm very excited about that, very excited.s man is an amazing actor. he plays u.s. supreme court justice clarence thomas in hbo's upcoming "confirmation." we'll ask him if it's a speaking role. ( laughter ) "why i got no lines, hbo? why i got no lines?" that was the casting meeting. but, first, i want to talk about another supreme court justice with no pulse, antonin scalia. now, as you may remember, scalia passed away recently when he was allegedly not murdered by one of these five pillows. ( laughter ) i'm just sayin'! i'm the messenger, you guys, i'm the messenger. but even as a ghost in search of vengeance, scalia is making controversial news. >> law students at george mason university are worried a name change could pigeonhole their future careers. the law school announced it will change the name to the antonin scalia school of law to honor the late supreme court justice. >> larry: well, it didn't take long for the internet-- you know where i'm anything, right? this is what i love about the internet. it didn't take long f

here's what pierce morgan said. have a huge personal sympathy for both women. i felt very uneasy watching these women being used in this way to sell an album. it smacks of shameless exploitation. i prefer the old beyonce, the one that didn't use grieving mothers to ship records and further fill her already massively enriched purse. what do you think of that, brie? >> so i don't think that she's using these women to sell albums and make money. i think she already has enough money and she doesn't really need to do that for this. but i do think it is telling the change in tone from 2008, yeert that obama was inaugurate aend the hopeful anecdotes she said to pierce morgan, swhahe was hopeful for the future and hopeful for racial sengss a ten and relations to improve. and today now she is reminding us that the issues haven't been fixed and a lot of the promises obama made when he was first inaugurated when running for president have not come true. i think she speaks for many americans who feel the same way that obama has

a parked car was also pierced by two bullets. this street also borders an elementary school. >> this is not good more my kids. because i have nine years my daughter. and 4 years old, my son, and sometimes we are outside at nighttime. it's really, really scary for us. >> reporter: during the last six weeks, there have been 10 incidents of bulleteds hitting homes. our camera captured this bullet. that went right through a bedroom. some neighbors say their community has gone downhill in recent years. >> what i see might be neighbors. >> these shootings are crazy. it's not normal. >> police have recognitioned patrols in those affected neighborhoods. and police continue to investigate. reporting live tonight, stephanie gailhard, wusa 9. >> and if you know anything about these shootings, prince williams county needs to hear from you. >>> coming z$up, the sweeping re just signed into law. >>> a former d.c. high school star takes a victory lap, after hitting the game-winning shot in last night's thrilling ncaa game. >>> and breaking ra

straw. >> pierce morgan is the one whoi is saying all of this, pierce morgan?ea, ri >> move on from pierce morgan much these straws are horribleoi much this is my second draw. d i'll drink it without the straws >> every sense the beehiveve rachel roy aka alleged beckylleb with the good hair -- aww. >> may have felt the burn they now yesterday she was supposed s to make an appearance in new in york city but said she had personal emergency. as you probably know, rachel rac hinted on inn at a gram at beinb becky with the good hair fromm beyonce''s new song sorry on her visual album lemonade. the bee hi slammed roy on social media. her instagram account isccou temporarily private.ri >> meanwhile the beehive got their lemonade mixed up. u instead of going after rachel roy on social media, they actually went after rachel ray.. now, as you know, rachel ray is celebrity chef has her own showo and abc and once ray real life the bee hi swarmed the wrongng rachel, way posted the picture seemingly saying she's mindingig her own business with theth caption, shake up your su

good evening, juliette goodrich pierce >> and i'm brian hackney. the solar impulse 2 has put on quite a show flying over san francisco this afternoon and is close to landing in mountain view. right now crews are on the ground at moffett field getting ready for the arrival, preparing an inflatable hangar. the big problem tonight, the wind part at the moment, pilots are on the ground monitoring the wind. the wind is out of the northwest at 7 miles per hour, that's where the landing has been delayed since the plane appeared over the golden gate this afternoon. you are looking at life feet out of the cockpit and also from the ground as crews are awaiting the landing of the solar impulse 2, after a two day, 26 my hundred mile trip from hawaii. -- to be 600 mile trip from hawaii. it could land anywhere from now until 6 o'clock in the morning. hundreds are learning the strip at moffett field, maria medina has more on why this is significant. >> reporter: it is a historic site many got to witness from the ground in san francisco today, as the pilot circled

mark: i cannot pierce sorry. i apologize. requested the syrian regime get anything? mark: no, i am not aware of that. again, we worked with assistance from the russians, but beyond that, i am not aware there was any kind of exchange in any way but we are just gratified the american was released. >> other americans, are they in the syrian regime custody? can you be more specific? mark: i do not have any more specific details beyond that. again, in terms of austin, i think we are trying to still get information about his whereabouts. >> exactly what assistance did you get from russia? you go to that? mark: i cannot. >> was it getting him out of there or was it specifically involving his release? in actually negotiating his release? as mark: we have expressed our appreciation that they did play a role and i do not want to go beyond what i already said because it is really up to them to characterize. >> a special envoy for hostile fares was the lead negotiating effort? mark: i do not believe so. i would have to check on that. i just don't know. >> you do not know who was

his spray of bullets also pierced a house almost hitting several children.nnie mccormick is live at northwest detectives. she's got details. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tamala. that's right, those bullets pierced the house that was packed with 12 people inside including several children. one child just a baby, only six months old. well, shee here is video from te scene. a 24-year-old man was hit twice in the arm around 11:30 at tenth and wagner in the olney section of the city. well, eight shell casings were found at the scene. two bullets went through the front of the home and into the living room area shattering a window and also going throughout front door. 12 people were inside including the four children. luckily those children were not injured. >> two other bullets went inside the first floor living room of the property. one bullet went through the front door, another bullet went through the living room window. inside that property at the time the two bullets entered the property there were 12 pooh people in the house, eight young a

mark: i cannot pierce sorry. i apologize. requested the syrian regime get anything? mark: no, i am not aware of that. with assistance from the russians, but beyond that, i am not aware there was any kind of exchange in any way but we are just gratified the american was released. >> other americans, are they in the syrian regime custody? can you be more specific? any moreo not have specific details beyond that. austin, iterms of think we are trying to still get information about his whereabouts. assistance did you get from russia? mark: i cannot. getting him out of there or was it specifically involving his release? in actually negotiating his release? we have expressed our appreciation that they did play a role and i do not want to go beyond what i already said because it is really up to them to characterize. >> a special envoy for hostile fares was the lead negotiating i do not believe so. i would have to check on that. i just don't know. not know who was leading the effort to secure this release? mark: i will try to get clarification. >> is it like single digits? s

and there was two piercings, two posts.y're all, like, charcoaled, like all burnt, blackened, you know? and he said, would these be the piercings? and i lean, and i look close. i'm, like, no. >> reporter: detectives then checked out some photos of paula on kevin's iphone. they studied an earring. >> he pulled out a photocopy of her earring. and i knew it was her. an life. >> reporter: the earring, paula's earring, had been found at the scene of a burning dumpster. and inside the dumpster, they found a charred body of a person they thought it was a female. it turned out to be gruesome beyond belief. >> yeah. i've relived that moment too many times. >> reporter: kevin was driven to the police station in north miami near where paula's remains had been found, about ten miles north of the dance club. they had questions for him, intense ones. how was he going to explain what police were learning about a violent domestic history with his now murdered girlfriend? the woman found in a burning dumpster. >>> and how was he going to ex

and then he went into the pierce cabinet. and there was no first lady. jane pierce's children had all died and one of them, the last, had been killed as she was about to assume the role of the first lady. so she was in mourning for the whole time. so varina davis became sort of the preeminent hostess in washington and all that. and people loved her. and then she loved washington. to the end of her life said her happiest years were in washington. >> yeah. not a lot of people would say that today. >> i still love it but they -- so she wrote these interesting letters, as i say. >> yeah. >> then she has to go off to be the first lady of the confederacy, which is something she did not greatly enjoy. and as with mary lincoln she lost a child in that white house. the child fell off the roof and died. but she, you know, she did her duty. >> yeah. >> but she was always suspect. again, like mary lincoln was suspect for being from kentucky by the north, varina davis' grandfather had been governor of new jersey. so she was suspect by the south. and she was olive com

. ♪ >> the boston marathon, this piercing images come to mind.rsity of maryland sophomore ran the race and hopes of getting a summer internship. completed the race with the hashtag runner needs a job. >> applying for internships and have not gotten anything back. i saw this is an opportunity to show my marketing skills. >> three hours and 23 minutes. >> not too bad. >> she went to the career services of my university command they said go to linkedin. it is difficult, hard to get an internship. bill: it is not what you know. it is who you know. >> something is wrong. we are not taking care of our officers. >> we have all been shocked and saddened. thirty-four years old my committed suicide. the insidious predator. i went to a treatment facility in princeton, a psychotherapist who specializes. >> the idea of coming forward and saying i need help. >> don't know the mentality. >> the law enforcement 1st responders what happened or could have happened. >> he himself. >> alcohol at the time waas not a problem. continued use became a problem. in his dar

jeff pierce shows us what that is. >> reporter: the bay area's two professional basketball team meant to close out the season on a saturday afternoon. nothing seems to have changed in a time honored tradition between the giants and the athletics. opposing pitchers warmed up as fans filled the stadium. >> bay area basketball there's nothing like it. >> reporter: but there was an inperceptible change. >> oakland a's field. go cocoa. >> reporter: as one could clearly see by the freeway sign the stadium score board and sign adjust throughout the venue that this was odot cove coliseum weekend. and once again it is the oakland coliseum. it all seems to right. >> oakland coliseum baby. >> back to our roots. oakland coliseum. ♪ were so gallantly streaming. >> reporter: so the national anthem will be sung. and players will take the field in a stadium that has a storied past. >> i like the oakland coliseum better. old school. i don't like odotco. >> at the oakland coliseum jeff pierce kron 4 news. >> a heart breaker at oracle. the warriors lost their first game at home last night. 109-106. the

his last name is pierce. his name is jeff, goeff pierce if you want to follow him. >> so, i'm sure he can do it. but i can do something more impressive. i ran over there yesterday and i did this. >> look at that. >> wow. >> thank you. >> you have nice legs i'm trying to get more sun because they are pastie white. >> this student's name is jordan hawkins, he is a fitness trainer here in philly and this is just part of his routine, walking down the art museum steps. >> we have a new hot i. >> we have dual hot he is. >> a bolt of the hot i. >> we should meet them at the steps and do some sort of competition because someone has to beat the other person. >> who should be called the art museum hot i. >> let's get in touch. if you know this jeff hawkins guy. >> jordan. >> like i said, jordan, jeff and jordan. >> right. >> we can what the will each other. >> why do you put us in competition with each other. >> you do what you have to do. >> women have wet t shirt contests and everything else. >> that is true. >> i ju

days over the weekend, with no end insight, bullets have pierced windows and bedrooms. five incidents since mid february. many of them in the eastern portion of the county. margaret lives a few doors down from a house that was hit on lindendale road saturday morning. >> we are not safe today anywhere. i do not care what neighborhood you live in. you are not safe. reporter: the most recent incident was on stockholm way in woodbridge. the homeowners thought they the next day their home was hit. their neighbor is nervous. >> the home is a safe place for you and your family. but you have somebody running around recklessly. it is concerning. reporter: police have increased presence in the woodbridge area. right now, they say they have little evidence to find the shooter. >> the only thing we are finding a shell casings. we do not have any independent witnesses who have seen a vehicle or an individual running away. that would perhaps lead to identifying a suspect. in some cases, shell casing's from more than one weapon have been found at the scene, leaving authorities to beli

pierce his vision. >> reverse the trend is an anti- bullying concert created by new jersey native fansto combat bullying across america in doing so by performances, talking about how they have been bullied. >> brought it to a few schools. a company came along. we can get you in all the schools. >> i headed to one of their assemblies in plainfield, new jersey. perform a few songs of the kids will know. after a handful of songs are played they go on to tell personal stories about how they were bullied. >> having a hard time fitting in. i didn't even really know where it was. >> i'm glad. all over the country. i wanted that. >> not only did they hold them, but asking for autographs. the doing more assemblies throughout new jersey and will be doing a separate show. criminals are actually teaching these dogs how to detect. >> my life is not the same. >> if this could help i'm all for it. >> the hardest part is letting go. >> ♪ >> this is a fox 29 news update. >> and good morning the. i'm fox 29 meteorologist kathy orr. we have a freeze warning in effect until 8:00 a.m. for our northern and

momenthere was this where they had these piercing insights into the eternal truths. rightse synthesizing the and the values of their moment in time. the joke in the new yorker. scalia was asking questions of this one guy and the geithner understand the question was. said justice scalia wants you to know what madison thought of video games. [laughter] we going to discover different kinds of meaning. for their moment, they did about as well as any group of human beings in modern history has ever done in treating this saintst and they are not but it is unbelievable what they achieved. mary: one of the things that is is that we live in a culture we can go everywhere and find bills of rights. the burger king bill of rights. the pet bill of rights. the hospital bill of rights. everybody puts the lettering in the sweetly way. the paper is yellow. there is this cultural way in which this moment and the bill of rights coming out of it is part of our american cultural legacy. ken: the iconic status of the bill of rights is something that came out of the -- deal and assess quin

my candidate would be franklin pierce. he is the only candidate, the only president who was nominated by his party, elected and then, though he wanted to be renominated, it would not. that is a distinction. another distinction is, when he left washington and came back to new hampshire, nobody met his train. [laughter] >> and then there is a third distinction, and that is, he beats out andrew johnson for being the most alcoholic president. i think he comes in second because i am with a net -- a nnette. demand that was impeached should win. >> i am a graduate student. i kind of want to post this to you. everyone loves redemption, everyone loves the third act .hen someone redeems themselves i am a 20th-century history and so i will not even venture into the 1800s, but people like taft, , as recently as content, what can be said about the idea of a third act, a redemptive act after presidency that may change the viewpoint of how a president is looked during the time in office? thank you. >> i think it usually there is upward r

pierce, how close are you to fda approval?ightly slower process because it just hasn't been done before. you h kno one year but more realistically three years, quite frankly. >> when i see the family, they know what you're doing here and it gives them hope. how excited are you right now with this facility, with how close you are to making breaks. >> the facts now that we actually have clinical trials in progress, treatments in progress, i personally can't think of any more job satisfaction than that. it's not a job, it's a passion, it's a life. >> it is. i will never forget spending time with olivia and her family and also dr. pierce and all the researchers there and this woman was with me in sioux falls. dr. robin smith, president and founder of the stem for life foundation, the third year that tem for life and the vatican have joined forces for this conference and every time i say that, people always feel like, what, what's going on here. tell us about the conference. >> well, it's really scientists and patient, from all aro

pierce and all the researchers there and this woman was with me in sioux falls. dr. robin smith, president and founder of the stem for life foundation, the third year that tem for life and the vatican have joined forces for this conference and every time i say that, people always feel like, what, what's going on here. tell us about the conference. >> well, it's really exciting. we have politicians and around the world, regulatory bodies really focusing on how we get the cell therapies developed and to patients who are in need. >> a global initiative as well. >> it's a global initiative around a very simple concept that the cures for tomorrow are going to come from cells within our bodies today. >> we need to talk more about that and that's what the purpose of this conference is for because many people who have gone through illnesses, my colleague amy and myself, we went through it, the number goes on and on and on, but we had to use drugs, that was a first line of defense but you and other, researchers, scientists are saying, hmm, there may be another route to go. ex

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. >> reporter: at the oakland coliseum, jeff pierce. >>> good news from part. train service has resumed between two east bay stations after two weeks without service. it is running between the north concord martinez and pittsburgh bay point stations. bart started experience a problem on the tracks the morning of march 16. service was halted. since then, the cruise needed to fix a voltage spike that damage the propulsion system of nearly 50 trains. >>> a plane crash and southern california leaves one person dead. this is not the first time in this plane has made an emergency landing on the same strip of road. >>> vying for votes. the candidates gearing up for another round of primaries, this time in the badger state. >>> a crackdown on airbnb, what the home sharing site does not want you to do. >>> there is a storm system in the pacific this weekend and it's taking aim at the west coast. that will change our weather into next week. i will have details coming up. >>> a man wanted on suspicion of a series of armed robberies in washington has been arrested in fairf

pierce who you just met in that piece, he's going to be receiving an award later.you talk about it, people are really feeling that we are on the brink of really major breakthroughs, major differences. >> absolutely. effective therapies and maybe even cures. it's not that far away. >> you did say the "c" word, cures. >> i did, i did. we're all really focused on that and i think that's the difference of using the drugs you talked about, right, and it's very different to restore and to use your own body's immune system. it's much easier to tolerate. >> thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> for the tireless efforts of your work and this conference. oh, absolutely. >> we're so appreciative. >> they're having all these weddings back in new york. i feel like i'm missing something there, george. >> looks like we're missing something too, robin. thanks for sharing it with us. and now let's go outside to ginger. >> what a great group we have out here, george. everybody getting excited for these weddings, and we have victoria, taylor and emmy. and you guys are all

and then there's the sasha pierce fashion, this red latex bod with ruffled colkocollar and matching ttigh-hights and a black cr bodysuit and velvet tigerboots. the creative director said there are few fittings with bey. a belt oboot, but for this jimi hendrix military look, very little change. we spoke to the men we behind this look, dean and dan caton. >> we wanted to make sure it was easy and quick to get on. straining. it's about the silhouette, the shape. she knocked it out. >> spectacular as always. >> i'm just she gave jay z some love. come on. >> definitely call it beyonce's world. could it blow up any bigger? this happened. look at it. instagram talking about beyonce and mariah carey working on, quote, something special. >> here is the deal. it posted by diane martell. she's direc videos for both. there's no official announcement yet, but don't forget, our big mariah exclusive is just 14 minutes away, she is in rare form. >> they would be so great together. >>> did you see this? kelly ripa on today with wild animals. but it is kelly who may have had the biggest bite. >> i'm t it into c

. >> here in wily, you could hear as massive hailstones pierced through the winds of this home. no one inside was hurt. emergency services were so overwhelmed, people were told to call 911, only if they faced a life-threatening situation. >> where do i begin? >> parts of tim taylor's home are ripped to shreds. >> that's more glass falling. >> reporter: in texarkana, arkansas, strong winds sent trees crashing into homes. >> when i looked up, boom. and there was a tree in my house. bill story and his wife barely escaped injury. >> i heard of hail. i said, oh, lord, just protect us from those trees. i didn't start praying soon enough. [ laughter ] >> reporter: there were no reports of major injuries. but the schools here in wiley did take a beating. classes are canceled today for students, so crews can start in wiley, texas, omar villafranca. >> incredible damage. >>> it was an end that attracted thousands of -- ad that attracted thousands of cuddleers. new york. what makes it think bigger? go bolder? push for a living wage that's higher. for tuition-free public college. justice th

pierce, florida on that line for all others. good morning. caller: good morning, c-span. just wanted to call him. your first caller that called in , just wanted to let you guys thati'm a christian and means christlike. people all of this world are sisters and brothers. what he said was that president obama is mexican happy and should do more for afghan americans. -- african-americans. presidentt vote for a anybody -- presidentver have a who didn't look out for everybody. i thank you for letting me speak this morning. is in leland, mississippi. good morning, america. i want to express something to america and the world. you have african-americans who basically built this country. up to 90% of the workers at the civil war was driven off slave labor. you have all

>> reporter: fallas' piercing cry for his wife. >> help me now, helpashley no, ashley no! listen to me, hey! >> reporter: ashley, young mother of three, appeared to have taken her own life. found in a pool of blood in her bedroom, dying from a single gunshot wound to the head, her children still inside the home. >> no! >> sir -- >> stay here! come here, you stay here! you're not leaving me! >> reporter: at the time, five law enforcement agencies ruled it a suicide. but four years later, the same wife to hang on -- >> you're not leaving me! don't leave me! stay right [ bleep ] here! look at me! >> sir! >> look at me! you hear me? you can hear me, i know you can hear me! >> reporter: standing trial for her murder. the prosecution asserting that beneath the loving husband facade was an angry and volatile man prone to outbursts. >> i just told you! >> why are you -- that is not from you -- >> you know, yeah, it is. when you shave your chest, you sit there and i do this all frickin' day -- >> you're trying to make more scratches right now. >> oh my god. >> reporter: in the inte

matter of minutes, hail the size of baseballs and bigger broke countless windows and exposed homes and pierced a hole in tim burton's roof. >> it's incredible. i've never been through anything like this before. >> reporter: hailstones pummeled there's so much damage in a city outside of dallas that the school district canceled classes today. the severe weather it as a line of storms marched across the south. in arkansas powerful wind knocked trees onto homes and elsewhere in the state lightning sparked a fire that destroyed this church. the severe weather threat across the region is lower today. don champion cbs news. >> the damage from yesterday's storm will take a few days to sso use the wusa mobile app to find out the latest on this story and whether affecting your neighborhood. >>> better than the app to find out the whether affecting your neighborhood live in a person we have allyson rae. >> i was leaving town and i was driving thankfully south because it was a mess. everyone was grunting and groaning about how miserable it was. it was snow, sleet, and windy and this weekend i am happy to

it was a metal fragment from the air bag that pierced her neck. the victim was driving a 2002 honda civic. her brother made this plea urging drivers to get their cars checked. >> i would just like to urge everyone regardless of whether or not you receive a recall notice, if you have a car that has the defective air bag, get it fixed before you lose a loved one. >> drivers can visit safe car..gov. the annual tunnel to tours climb will go up to the 102nd floor of the world trade center. last year the climb ended on the 90th floor was because the top of the building was under construction. >>> first lady michelle obama spent the afternoon in the garden state helping kids plant their very own garden. mrs. obama and students at phillips academy ate lunch together before getting to work pressing the seedlings into the dirt. >>> we now have an update on whole foods new budget conscious grocery store chain. the first store is set to open in los angeles. part grocery part food hall layout. there are tho plan no plans to bring 365 to our area. >>> new image

. >> the reality is she is lucky to be alive, she was shot four times, one bullet piercing her liver. she saw jason dalton's vehicle pull up and within seconds bullets were flying. -- >> as the gunman fired coronliers yelled out to her daughter and to others to get to safety. >> people are proud of you to think for that safety and tell them get to safety. i just told it's children to run. and just being a parent -- just go off those instincts. >> thanks to her instinct the children all escaping unharmed. >> i hurt. i do hurt. but -- lets be honest, you think a child could take four bullets or maybe even one? >> she except the last four weeks in extensive rehab but is now back home. >> did this make you stronger? >> i didn't think i could get any stronger but god has really been here for me. >>> a young woman wants her own mother and father prosecuted after she says they refused to get her medical treatment as a child. mariah was born with a hole in her heart. and could have been fixed with surgery but instead is suffering from medical issues because they never took her to a doctor. >>

very complimentary, very funny or he can be piercing, daggers out. >> what about bernie sanders, caseyrsonal touch behind the scenes we don't see? >> much like donald trump actually what you see is mostly what you get with bernie sanders. you know, he does have a sense of humor. you've seen him -- you've seen that come across in shows "ellen degeneres." he is a night owl, which i am not. he is also not a morning person at all, so he stays up really late. he gets up later than a lot of politicians. when i covered mitt romney, he was up at 7:00 a.m. bernie sanders is not like that. >> he sleeps a little. >> he doesn't sleep, period. >> hillary clinton, what have you noticed that we don't see? >> reporter: well, i think this dichotomy between the public and personal, the sense that on the campaign trail a lot of people think she's too scripted, she's too mechanical, she is the establishment candidate, but in person she's actually a lot more personable. at the same time, she likes to talk about policy. some of these off the record moments that we'll have with mer, she does like to go to po

pierce on the home run. peda was allowed 7 home runs and the rays blast five homers, 8-1. the yankees fall. there's no better place to exercise over two decades worth of playoff demons than in the fans. the islanders will have the opportunity to narrative by beating the panthers in brooklyn. the islanders take a lead where four of five games had been decided by one goal. two went into over time and expect a battle. we'll have highlights at 11:00. one more series decided in the east. the capitals knocking outs the fire in game six. nicholas scoring the game's only goal which sets up a second round match up between the cavs the warriors proved they can win a game they proved they can lose one as well in their first round series he joined the line up -- the warriors and houston the cross over drive and fowl, and the last thing the warriors wanted to see is the locker room. not return with a sprain leg. he's doing -- thompson in transition. 129 -- also today, the spurs trying to sweep passed the grizzly. he had to deal with the electricity or the lack thereof thank to a power

. >> reporter: just two months after a bullet pierced her skull, fired by a gunman who shot eight and killed six. early on, doubt as to whether she would even make it. >> i said, baby, if you're in there, if you can hear me, i said, just let me know. within a few minutes after that, i was sitting there, and all of a sudden her hand just slightly went like that and she grabbed my fingers. >> reporter: since that day, abby's young life has been a struggle. filled with intense rehabilitation that has brought her back from the brink. relearning how to balance, and walk. was it frustrating? >> yes, very frustrating. >> reporter: but this young woman is already planning for her future. >> i want to be a marine biologist. >> go to college? good for you. >> reporter: and she's got a whole bunch of teenager inside. >> how old are you? >> do you really -- i don't know if you can count that high. >> reporter: and through it all, the star lighting the way. you're smiling, all of a sudden everybody in the room is smiling. abby's smile. >> i didn't think i was ever going to see that smile again. no

it took pierce brosnan just seconds to elude museum security in "the thomas crown affair." the springfield art museum does not have security staff afterhours when the paintings were allegedly stolen. tonight, a $25,000 reward is being offered to anyone who might help lead the authorities to seven very cherished tins of soup. kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >>> we're back in a moment with a major milestone for one of the world's most beloved children's authors. >>> we're back now with troubling results in new crash tests on some of the most popular vehicles on the road. out of several full-size pickup trucks tested, only one earned the highest safety rating. but as nbc's ron mott reports, all the others fell short of that mark. >> reporter: just one full-size pickup, the 2016 ford f-150 passed muster in 40-mile-per-hour crash tests, designed to expose weak spots that put passengers at risk. >> the ford f 150 did an excellent job of controlling the amount of intrusion into the occupant space. the others just did not. >> reporter: crew cab and extended cab pickups were teste

the bullet pierced through the retired officer's leg and hit the doctor in the foot. >> i think it's crazy that somebody would bring a gun to a doctor's office and show it off like it's show and tell. >> both men are recovering. police officers were able to carry their handguns but with certain restrictions. the retired officer is not facing any charges. >>> a woman is missing tonight. she went out to pick up chinese food and never came back home. >> reporter: destiny dawson walked out of her apartment building here to get some dinner, and that was the last tonight we came down here to talk to the people close to destiny and get answers as to what may have happened to her. 21 year old destiny dawson has been missing for seven days. we talked to destiny's boyfriend at their bed sty apartment. he wouldn't give us his name. >> i don't know what to say. >> reporter: the young mother told her boyfriend she was going out to get chinese food. she walked out of the apartment and never returned. any idea what might have happened? >> no. no idea. >> reporter: i asked destiny's boyfriend if any