. >> it will plummet. >> it will plummet. >> not plummet exactly but it will be cooler. >>> a new multi-million dollar effort underway to keep the light show on the bay bridge shining for even longer. why the current lights would need to be taken down first in order to keep the display. >>> stocks are higher after the federal reserve announced an hour ago it will cut another $10 billion from its monthly bond purchases in line with expectations. they also hinted at a slightly higher pace of interest rate increases starting next year and said the economic recovery is largely on track. taking a live look at the big board, the dow is up 67. the nasdaq is up 16 and the s&p is up 10. >>> the fund-raising effort starts today to keep the bay bridge twinkling at night for another 12 years. it's a light show that's gained national recognition on the western span of the bridge. but it was installed as a temporary two-year display. now illuminate the arts is asking people to donate funds in an effort to replace the lights with a long-lasting display. caltrans needs to take the lights down to paint the brid

career we've seen some stars choose what fans may think the wrong love interest is when their sales plummeted image plans and even women might get you for the only reason of course they do from time to time and that was said so will i use that it plus you were just in bieber yes what did you make of his use of the n. word i think we all make mistakes the fact that he owned up to it and not went away from it is something that we need to very much encourage all next on larry king now . welcome to larry king our special guest trey songz he is the grammy nominee multi-platform selling singer songwriter rapper and international sex symbol sympathetic to sex that will see at the same time jewish. trace six studio album trigger is out july first is it true as a kid you didn't think you'd pursue music is a new little farfetched coming from world from schooling that haven't seen many people achieve much outside of. graduating from high school at least in my early age you know. the highs. employer my hometown was wal-mart we had to wal-mart's within probably a ten minute radius so there's a lot of. you

in a matter of seconds, the train's three engines and next four cars plummeted into the water. the engine's fuel tanks ruptured, igniting the diesel fuel. >> then the people start yelling. we've got to get out of here because this is going to explode. >> the tugboat "mauvilla" was the first to report the accident. >> i believe we're right below the train. it's a hell of a fire in the middle of the river. where we're at, it's so foggy, i can't tell. i can't tell by looking at radar, but there's something bad going on. >> it was a hell on earth kind of environment. it was just a horrific, horrific sight. >> the fire just was getting bigger. >> the "mauvilla" headed towards the flames, through the dense fog, to investigate. the crew pulled 17 passengers from the water. others were less fortunate. >> the parents of a little girl, she was 10 years old and handicapped. they pushed her to the arms of a rescuer through a window on their car and they didn't make it out. >> of the 220 passengers and crew onboard, 47 people were dead or unaccounted for. the fbi immediately flew to the cra

that circus rig holding 8 women suspended by their hair sending them plummeting to the ground.today four of them are speaking out for the first time. >> we know that we are lucky to be alive. >> reporter: the performers refused to talk about the accident but another acrobat described that terrible moment. >> about three connected in a hear a huge crack and we just plummeted to the ground. it was really fast. i landed on my butt and elbows. i was still conscious, breathing really hard. it was really hard to catch my breath because of the impact and the shock. >> reporter: five of the women remain in the hospital, the accident still under investigation. the investigation is focused on a tiny piece of equipment, this five-inch metal fastener designed to support 10,000 pounds but on the day of the accident it snapped. in a statement ring lg brothers says, quote, we continue to wish all of the performers a quick recovery so we can welcome them back. but the women today say they're struggling and planning to sue. >> my dream was to be a star performer. now my dream is to get up and w

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. >> in this hour, two midair collisions send daredevils plummeting to earth. >> the main fear with being hit is to be knocked out or killed. >>> a lurching plane drops from the sky and crashes into a lake. >> it's hard to imagine anybody surviving that. >>> and a man teetering on the edge requires a harrowing rescue 70 stories above the streets of new york. >> the fear in this situation is really the unpredictability of it. >>> "caught on camera: up in the air." >> welcome to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. throughout history humans have looked for ways to soar, if only for a little while. flying, floating and even free falling, as you will see, a lot can go wrong high up in the air. some of the stories are about dreamers who find new ways to conquer new heights and others are about daredevils who relish that trip down. but our first story is about a man at a low point in his life and the effort high above a city street to save him. 70 stories above the streets of new york, a desperate man contemplates ending his life by jumping from the top of one of the city's landmark skyscra

analyst mcgann show morato has his own reasons as to why spain's royals have seen their popularity plummet it was very popular. but it has to be said that he was sure that all from criticism in the media there was so to speak a tacit governance in this from his media never to criticize them or that there was a lot about who they should. house in the long term proved to be the son because once stories began to appear about him in the press of the match the idea that say was so different from the rich that people were more disappointed that they would have being so that is the recent off he's full of popularity the recent years. also i am doing a sound pass us two years of being holed up on the ecuadorian embassy in london in legal limbo player we hear why he's not giving up. there's outrage and communities across america after revelations that local police forces are gathering have a duty military equipment washington says it's using surplus hardware from its overseas wars to bolster security at home but some americans fear their neighborhoods are now turning into war zones of their own. ha

he says now he can make his move suddenly his oil pressure stopped -- started plummeting. he couldd his partner, not take his eyes off the track, what was he doing? the pressure continued to drop. he rested his eyes away from the steering will, looks over, a his partnerbo hit rightly head and knocked him out cold. the blood was going down his face. he decided to pull over. we have been in this too long. so he reaches over and starts pumping while he is driving like this even though his arms were like jelly. his is still bloody. he gets low so we can avoid this gumbo that is shooting right off the tires. after nearly 15 minutes, o'donnell, his mechanic, wakes up and grabs a thing and they are off to the races again. wishhart.es after three hours and 39 minutes, eddie goes past the checkered flag nearly two minutes ahead of spencer. speed demons annihilates space, announced the los angeles times. eddie and his mechanic could hardly stand after climbing out of that car. by 1916, at was number three driver in america and making good money. by world war i which broke out in 191

what are those says his own reasons as to why spain's royals have seen their popularity plummeting that's what he's got to say it was very popular. but it has to be said that he was sure that of from criticism in the media there was there so to speak at that it's governance in the spanish media never to criticize them or there was a lot of value lation and that has in the long term proved to be only science that because once stories began to appear about him in the press the message their idea they say was so different from the rich that people were more disappointed that they would have been so that is the recent of his fall of popularity in the recent years. coming up washington seemingly unconditional support for egypt's leaders we talk about that right after this break. some people say freedom isn't free and they're right in fact freedom may only cost the price of a bottle of water or an old t. shirt fans celebrating the recent victory of the l.a. kings noticed that they were not alone what was believed to be a police drone was flying over them filming them i thought of moral contempt

or what happened to the stock again in 2000 when it took a dizzying $29 to $27 run before plummetingto $6. both times by increased capacity. however, turns out that this time, really was different. after bottoming october of 2012 of $5, hitting $31 today. one of the reasons it's run so hard, has to do with a great recession, the aftermath and the mindset. you see, there used to be many, many competitors in the dram business. including japan and two large companies in korea, as well as micron. however, because of capital constraints and the long-term decline of personal computers, the major japanese companies combine into one entity. then collapsed only to be rescued by a $2.5 billion buy. the collapse took out a huge amount of capacity and left pricing firm. chose not to build capacity. they did that in part because of the negative mindset of the great recession. where every manufacturer is afraid to expand. every quarter since the micron lp, the deal closed a little less than a year ago. but thanks to the lack of new capacity, we never saw a collapse in pricing because there was no

. >> so apple stock is going plummet on monday, sort of. investors will get seven shares of apple for every one that they currently own. shares will cost $93 and lower shares and prices mean the stock will become more accessible and allows more people to invest in the company. the last time shares with apple were under $100 were back i in 2009. >>> strapped for cash, many americans are dipping into their 401k accounts early but using those retirement savings as piggy banks is not always a good idea. why the penalties you'll pay are just only part of the problem. >> reporter: 401k accounts can be an easy source of rainy day money. but when someone taps into their 401k before turning 59.5, the irs hits them with a penalty fee on top of any taxes they owe on the money. >> that retirement savings account that supposed to be there for 30 to 40 years becomes a piggy bank for folks, and they have to crack it hope. they really don't want to do that but they don't have any other options. >> that penalty earned the irs $5.7 billion in penalty, and it

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sales have plummeted to just 120 last year. the vehicle has failed to keep up with motoring innovations and demands from consumers. >> we never see them on the road much. >> i'm a young guy so i prefer the sports models rather than going for an india car. >> they may want to buy it, but many indians are nostalgic about their ambassadors. >> reporter: this grand old lady of motoring faces retirement. it won't be just the end of a car. it will be the end of an era. al jazeera, new delhi. >> don't forget you don't need a tv to watch al jazeera. watch online wherever you happen to be on www.aljazeera.com. >>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you are in "stream", we're here to talk about why the global fight for one of the most intelligent animals isn't over year. and why are the u.s. and russia the only countries in the world who's militaries use dolphins? are questions of ethics changing as public expectations shift in the wake of the cove and black fish? we discuss right now. ♪

lawmakers say it worked gun deaths plummeted and mass shootings stopped completely. >> we didn't have in the decade afterwards. but we're seeing big falls in gun homicide and big falls in gun suicide. >> in aurora, colorado, new town, connecticut, and countless other tragedies gun laws have remained largely unchanged while everyone agrees the u.s. mental health system needs improvement most mental health specialists say the real solution is limiting access to guns. a date about database of mass killing going back to weapons. as you scroll through the database red means auto or semiautomatic weapons. >> it's not difficult at all for an inexperienced person to do with a semiautomatic weapon. he said that mentally ill people are not the problem. but guns are plentiful and easy to get. >> these young people who suddenly become violent in response to some humiliation or whatever, they can easily go in, smile, an and they have no record. the gun dealer does this little perfunctory check and they can get it done. >> that's what eliott rodger did in santa barbara. buying three guns in two sho

. >> reporter: jamie says because of the abuse, her abuse plummeted because she couldn't focus in school, fearing any of her classmates might be one of her tormentors. >> anonymous does make it worse. it could have been my best friend and i have no idea. she could have been planning to do it the next night and i would have no clue. >> reporter: petty high school gossip is nothing new. >> check it out, katie. >> reporter: and blockbuster films like "mean girls." newest in cyber bullying, thanks to a new crop of apps where anyone can post anything anonymously and mobily, creating a virtual burn book of graffiti and it's happening in schools across the country. >> the fact that op has diabetes makes me happy. how long do we think before ab kills herself? >> reporter: will haskill says comments like this appeared on an app last month and spread around his high school like a virus. trying to raise awareness, he wrote about the new bullying tactic. >> students who were targeted were blind sided. many teachers and administrators downloaded it. it really did take over the high school. >> i tried

sending them plummeting to the ground. miraculously they all survived.king out for the first time. >> we know that we are lucky to be alive. >> reporter: the performers refuse to talk about the accident. but another acrobat, 23-year-old samantha patard described that terrible moment. >> about three seconds in, you hear a huge crack and we just plummeted to the ground. it was really fast. i was still conscious, breathing really hard. it was really hard to catch my breath. because of the impact and the shock. >> reporter: five of the women remain in the hospital. the accident still under investigation. the investigation is focused on a tiny piece of equipment, this five-inch metal fastener known as a caribener is designed to support 10,000 pounds, but on the day of the accident it snapped. in a statement, ringling brothers says "we continue to wish all of the performers a quick recovery so we can welcome them back." but the women say they are struggling and planning to sue. >> my dream was to be a star performer. now my dream is to get up and walk. >> repo

flailing out of control, plummeting back down to earth. listen to the guy's reaction who has the second angle. >> oh! >> specifically look at the guy in the yellow chute once he gets hit. look how many times he flips around. watch it here in slow motion. you see the guy just out of control, into his buddy's chute. both these guys had to cut away and use their reserve chute. >> please tell me the reserve chutes -- everything is okay. >> when he broke away from that parachute, he looked so close to the ground. didn't look like he had time for the reserve chute to deploy for him to get to the ground safely. >> this is on the i love skydiving.org site. and they say the description tongue in cheek, more horizontal fade. what do you say when he gets to the ground? >> you say, beer's on me for the next 12 months. >> got a video of a little bit of vigilante justice in an l.a. neighborhood called playa vista. it is going to cause a debate. you see a black and yellow lamborghini coming down the street. it is going pretty quick. and slowing down to c

gdp plummeted.the reason was actually the inputs to the economy basically jobs didn't. you had good income growth but lousy out growth. you certainly wouldn't want that for the longer. term chltz the fact that consumer income and job creation held up, i think, is the silver lining in what happened in the negative productivity in the first quarter. >> it's either the silver lining or it's a worrisome point for those who think there's a lot of slack in this economy because if this persists what it means is perhaps the supply side of the economy is the problem and this can't be fixed or remedies by monetary policy. >> i certainly think you'll have those making that argument that we're getting labor koufts and therefore we have an insipient labor problem. but i don't think it's going be repeated. it's not repeated in this quarter. tlink was a whole number, fistful of it. i understand the argument and we should hear it because the marketplace recognizes as bullard said today, we're getting closer to wher

. >> apple stock is going to plummet on monday, well at least sort of. investors will get seven shares of apple for every one that they currently own. shares will cost $93 and lower shares mean that stock will be more accessible and that will allow more people to invest in apple. the last time shares of apple was under $100 was back in 2009. >>> the keystone pipeline was the topic for years. companies have found other alternatives that will by pass the united states. the keystone excel pipeline if it ever gets completed will pump an extra barrels a day from canada on to global markets but the obama administration has delayed the project for years because oil from alberta's oil sands is controversial. large quantities of water and natural gas are used to separate the tar-like oil called bitumen from the sand. regardless, oil producers in the region expect to double their production in the next ten years. if they can't ship it to the united states they'll use other pipelines to get the oil to other customers. >> there are two major pipelines to the west co

no radioactivity was detected in his produce but consumers were worried and sales plummeted by two-thirds. the business recovered but -- learned the best insurance could be to have different markets and production sites. >> translator: i have a growing desire to look for new possibilities, go out into the world and explore the unknown. >> reporter: scanning the horizon -- set his sights on east africa. tanzania seemed like a promising place to start. it's a world-leading producer of sweet potato. the man in charge of production at -- company is --. last september, he arrived on a fact finding mission arranged by an aid organization, jica. >> translator: these are good fields. >> translator: the first discovery, the local potatoes are grown without pesticides or fertilizers. his next step was to see if he could process them. this invols steaming and drying. in tanzania potatoes are normally boiled. >> translator: what's the sugar content? >> translator: 11%. >> translator: the sugar content is lower than in japanese potatoes. >> reporter: he soon noticed other differences. >> translator: t

sales have plummeted to just 1 to last year. the vehicle has failed to keep up with motoring innovations and demands of consumers. >> we don't see them on the road much. >> i prefer a sports model rather than going for an indian car. >> they may not want to buy it but many indians are nostalgic about their ambassadors. >> after 57 years on india's rugged road this grand old lady of motoring faces retirement. it's not just the end of a car, but the end of an era. >> i would say antisemittism globally is the worst i knew regi it's been since leach two or regi war 2. >> more than 25% of the world is antisemmet regi regi semittic. an extensive survey of global people. >> region is a major determineant. religion, also, is. >> in the united states, he says the trends are improving. >> while the law permits you to be a bigot, you will pay a price if you are a bigot. look at sterling. >> the adl stanchion on inter face regi faith reregi relations has been controversial.

in reality, the great white shark population began to plummet around that time. but in recent years, they've come back in a big way, with fear in some cases by fascination and respect. we get more from ron motte. >> reporter: at fish tales go -- which one is the lucky rod -- steve hernandez has a whale of a story to tell about a great white shark he hooked off the coast of new york city. his excite over reeling in an 80-pound shark. they say it is dramatic turn-around in the population in the atlantic. hernandez and a growing roster of others like him can vouch for that. with sightings and close encounters rushed online nearly as fast as the great white itself. >> new york, dirty water, new york city, but when you have white sharks this close, it's a good sign that the ecosystem is good. >> reporter: a good study by noaa finds great white sharks spread across the entire east coast in much healthier number than the period of decline in the '70s and '80s, up 42%, since 1997. >> while this is a victory for sharks at this particular time, it's only a partial victory.

. >> spinning, flailing out of control, plummeting down to earth.ten to the guy's reaction who has the second angle. specifically look at the guy in the yellow chute once he gets hit. look how many times he flips around. watch it here in slow motion. you see that guy just out of control, hits into his buddy's chute. both of these guys had to cut away and use their reserve chutes. >> please tell me the reserve chutes worked, everything was okay with them. >> i said it was bad but they both lived. >> when he broke away from the parachute he looked so close to the ground. didn't look like he had time for the chute to deploy to get to the ground safely. >> things is posted on the i love skydiving.org youtube channel and they say in their description tongue and cheek the solution more horizontal space. what do you say when you get to the ground, like, hey, bud, sorry about the. >> sorry i almost killed you. >> beers on me for the next 12 months. >> a few weeks ago some tornadoes touched down in ohio. if you remember, whio meteorologist rich was on hand t

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. >> for the two most important papers in the country, the moves are about plummeting sales.hey fired a lot of people. they have cut wages significantly. they still have financial problems. the spain's third most important paper, the reasons are different. the editor works for independence the owner was not. so, he replaced him. >> there were all of these politics behind the newspaper newspapers. but i guarantee you, there is nothing political or economic or whatever kind of power behind the change of the editor. it is true that the decision was taken at the time b el mun to do was being critical. government. fundamentally with the barcelenas affair, but the final decision was a corporate one. spep's mainstream press has had so many money worries, it's been hard to focus on journalism. since the 2008 financial meltdown, advertising revenues have shrunk by 60% dozens of media outlets are closed and thousands of employees have been laid off. after that, the steep dreck drop in circulation due to free digital alternatives, the papers are under pressure to change things. >> we ar

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because of screening tests and, also, the number of people scened skyrocketed while cancer rates plummeted. >> menlo park-based facebook is celebrating pride month with new stickers to share with your friends. there are rainbows and cartoons featuring same-sex couples. the network says the stickers are another way to make facebook a place where people can name their sexual identity. >> here we go again, a muni sickout threatens to step into day two with the ultimatum by union leaders this morning. >> f.b.i. gets their man in san francisco with the manhunt ending suddenly. >>> the most expensive political races is being decided in the east bay with a negative ad campaign that the candidates sa right here. my parents were immigrants. and they taught me that with hard work, anything is possible. i earned a scholarship to mit. and worked across party lines to get things done. i'm alex padilla. i'll protect voting rights for everyone. and make it easier to start a business. so we create jobs and opportunity for all californians. what should we order? (announcer) alex padilla. secretary of state

. >> and big brown is plummeting. >> two years ago, i'll have another didn't even start the race, withdrawnay before with physical ailments. california chrome cleans up nicely preparing for his belmont. he was breathing easier after okayed use of nasal strips and competing owners had no objection. chrome had been compared to sea biscuit. there is a bit of a rags to riches aura since his mother was purchased for a meager price. gambling competition and changing entertainment tastes. if california chrome wins, i think it will bring a whole new generation of fans to this great sport. >> wow! >> reporter: cnn, at belmont park, new york. >> wow. what a horse. and it's supposed to be a beautiful, sunny day at the track tomorrow. great chance to see history. >>> all right. after this break, i'm going in search of our award winning documentarian. morgan actually lived it. you are going to want to see this. ups is a global company, but most of our employees live in the same communities that we serve. people here know that our operations have an impact locally. we're using more natural gas vehicles t

recession more or less so that would likely be the same outcome again you would see demand for oil plummet in which case you know everyone loses really is no there are no winners in this situation the oil producers in the short term would enjoy higher prices but you can't sustain the high price when people can't afford it so there's going to be a big hit on demand if that happens and then we could even see another economic recession across the whole world should really have to europe and africa or let's put a plot industry group we appreciate your insight today. and on our website you can follow the live updates on the march towards baghdad by isis as well as the international reaction to the insurgency. spain is crowning a new king today festivities in the capital while they're in full swing later on we take a look at what they change of throne really means for some amish. live. play games or take a look very hard to take a look at once again there is a place that had sex with her right there knowing. that one. little place. politically a. little bit of a. cut . welcome back to the progra

and it's plummets even women might get you for the only reason of course they do from time to time and that was said so will their use that it plus you were just in bieber yes what did you make of his use of the n word i think we all make mistakes the fact that he owned up to it and not went away from it is something that we need to very much encourage all next on larry king now . welcome to larry king our special guest trey songz he is the grammy nominated multi platinum selling singer songwriter rapper and international sex symbol sympathetic to sex that will see at the same time jewish. trey's six studio album triggs is out july first is it true as a kid you didn't think did pursue me.

. >>> and still to come on the program, currency crisis in ghana, as the value plummets by a third this>> plus spain's parliament gives its backing to the a abdication of king juan carlos. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back, i am felicity with the headlines here on al jazerra. the i says lamb i can state of iraq and levant or isil claim it has captured the northern town of a tikrit, around a half a million people have escaped after isil forced the arm toy retreat on tuesday. >>> a well known egyptian activists has been sentence today five 2350e years in prison guilty of charges of taking part of an illegal demonstration. >>> and hong kong-based airline calf say pacific has suspended flights to karachi after two attacks by the pakistani taliban. the airport is now open but remains on red alert following the deaths of 32 people on sunday. >>> soldiers from the democratic republic of congo and rwanda have been fighting along board, the drc says soldiers from neighboring rwanda crosses the border and ab ducked one of their soldiers. in the last few hours there has been further conflicts as they tried t

temperatures plummeted after the record warmth on monday. 86 today in santa rosa. 83 in antioch. 83 iny should be the warmest of the week so far. they will be a few degrees warmer than this. along the coast, no coastal fog. that's one of the reasons things will warm up. we've got pretty brisk winds out there. they are continuing to keep temperatures kind of mild and cool around the bay. tomorrow, a little bit less wind in these temperatures, or these oranges. 80s will start, working their way west. there's the winds, 13 mile-an- hour oakland. 16 mile-an-hour gust in novato. this is pretty typical for this time of night. kind of a late spring pattern. san jose, 75 degrees and clear right now. air quality right now is real good because of the winds we've been seeing and cooler temperatures. air quality will get to be sketchier into the weekend because things will become a little warmer. winds will be dying down a bit, become more stagnant. san jose tomorrow, 83 degrees for a daytime high. start off at 56. it's really the perfect weekend, even at the coast. it's always perfect at the coas

. >>> the president's foreign policy rating plummets even without iraq. that's what a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll finds. the poll shows just 37% of americans approve of the president handling of foreign policy issues. that's an all-time low in the survey. meanwhile, the poll shows americans are split over whether they want to see hilary clinton in the white house. 38% of registered voters say they would probably vote for her. the entire poll is on nbcnews.com. >>> a jeep goes airborne in topeka, kansas. it slams into a trailer on the side of the road, flips, straight up into the air. did you see that there? one person was hospitalized with unspecified injuries. earlier the jeep was reported for erratic driving according to state highway patrol. >>> several iowa cities are dealing with major flooding. governor terry branstand issued a disaster emergency proclamation for five counties and will be touring some of the storm damage today. bill karins, nbc meteorologist, watching some of that. that's a lot of water. >> yeah. the rainfall, the tornad

passengers who use wheelchairs and over the last year, year and a half, we have seen the service levels plummet because of all the problems chris mentioned. let me just give you some numbers here february, 2013, there were over 1200 ramp taxi trips provided in the month. february, 20 14 we had 550. so we have really seen a decrease and on the sfmta's side, what we have been doing is trying to improve our incentive program to make the ramp taxi driver whole and make it an economically viable option. so what we have done, we have improved our incentive program. we have had incentives in our ramp taxi program for a number of years, but since we have really good data with our debit card program, that is a swipe card and we get all kinds of origin and destination data and we found we could give a per trip incentive. so what we did, and we shifted from our old system of averages and looking at how many wheelchair trips on averages? average was provided in the month. we went to a per trip incentive rate. so for our paratransit ramp taxi drivers, who transport people using wheelchairs and they do a deb

plummeting from 180 feet. then you're vertical 85 degrees. whoa, that's incredible.ng on that one. now it's time to get down to business. stocks clawed their way back on thursday with the s&p setting yet another all-time record. saturday night live will kick off its 40th season in the fall and to celebrate with ben & jerry's ice cream will have four new flavors based on "snl" skits. snl launched in october of 1975. >>> harley davidson famous for its unique sound is working on an all electric bike that is virtually silent. the rocket ship test model can go from zero to 60 in four seconds with no shifting. >>> two more examples of america going to pot. new york has become the 23rd state to legalize some form of medical marijuana. in washington state two college students have come up with a marijuana delivery app called canary. it will allow those with medical marijuana cards to place orders for their favorite herb. >>> just this morning at the vat cal pope francis has come out strongly against the legalization of recreational drugs. >>> google is putting $50 million in

analyst mcgann show morocco has his own reasons as to why spain's royals have seen their popularity plummet it was very popular. but it has to be said that he was sure that all frank criticism in the media there was so to speak a tacit governance in the spanish media never to criticize them or that there was a lot about who they should and i've had in the long time proved to be of the sun because once.

authorities when he allegedly asked to use the bathroom and somehow managed to climb out of the window and plummets to his death in a suicide. but there are of course questions about whether there may be potential police. this case now back in may he sustained serious head injuries while in pretrial detention it wasn't proven there had been allegations of potential police brutality that he may have been beaten up while in custody and this comes on the heels of news developments in another police brutality case that has sparked nationwide outrage here in russia a fifty two year old man who was in detention two years ago in the russian city of cars on the way he was allegedly tortured beaten and sodomized with a champagne bottle he ended up dying from those injuries well today eight police officers were sentenced to up to fifteen years behind bars in connection to that gruesome killing some of the international news now sunni militants in northern iraq have captured to the men populated city of tal afar near the syrian border now is the latest blow to the nation's a shia led government a week off las

steel cable net that will jet out 20 feet on either side of the bridge, preventing jumpers from plummeting to the water below. while he thinks the net will work -- >> i think it will drastically produce it. >> reporter: he doesn't predict an end to suicides near the bridge. >> i will kill myself with the golden gate bridge behind me or in the picture. >> reporter: still, the research has shown that knowing you can't jump means you don't. suicide nets at other bridges have proven to be major deterrents, a factor that clearly guided the board in their decision, despite knowing the nets will change the look of the bridge. >> the bridge is the bridge. it will never take away from the bridge. yeah, it's going to look different. so the aesthetic will be ç different. but the aesthetic will save lives. >> reporter: this, of course, has been a decades long struggle. they showed up again and again at the bridge board meetings pleading for barriers. now they will get them. the new nets are scheduled to be installed in about three years. back to you. >> okay, thank you, peggy. >>> it was a misunderst