. ♪ doo, doo, doo ♪ ♪ pow, pow, pow, pow ♪ ♪ pow, pow, pow, pow ♪ ♪ this is that ice cold ♪ ♪ michelle >> "uptown funk." you're looking pretty cool there. >> trying to. >> why did you decide to launch your career on youtube? >> for me it was accidental. because i sort of started when youtube was still a new thing and people weren't necessarily seeking out attention on youtube or to go viral. and so it was -- i put up a video for a contest because it was the requirement for the contest to sing a song, put it online, and that was your d entry. and it got a little bit of exposure, more than i intended. nothing crazy. and then my friend convinced me to put another video up and that kind of went all over the place and suddenly i had, you know, a million people twachg and i had an audience and an outlet to pursue music. it kind of provided me this opportunity to pursue something i didn't have an opportunity to do before. >> how much time do you spend making these sxwroids what have you learned about what you need to do as a youtube performer to keep an audience engaged and get new viewers? >

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>> david, you never close a pow camp until you win the war. we know from past experience when you release these people many of them do go back to trying to fight against us in this war on terror. so this is blood on the ground, innocent lives are being put in jeopardy and in terms of that swap that was disproportionate. usually like during the civil war you have a certain number, you swap for a certain physical. totally asymmetrical as they say, totally disproportionate and innocent people are going to pay their lives for it. >> bruce to steve's point 30% of those released are either confirmed or suspected of reengaging in terror. that's a big number. >> well, my problem with this whole gitmo situation is that it was created on the myth that the u.s. judicial system couldn't andel prisoners in the war on terror and i think it reminds people -- if it reminds me of torture and that whole bad chapter in the bush cheney era i can only imagine what they're doing to use it, you know torques to recruit terrorists around the world. i say we say good-b

. >> out of no where all you hear is pow pow pow. >> it happened as classes let out around 3:00 at el s el cerrito -- at el cerrito high. a man was shot twice right in front of the school. he overheard a security guard responding. >> he said i smell gun powder. i got more and more scared. i said, okay we are on lock down. >> two students were there when the gunfire erupted and both were detained for questioning. >> they are in a position to provide information about what did occur because our victim has been unwilling to provide us information as to how this altercation started. >> the victim refused aid and took himself to the hospital where police followed up with him. they are looking for two to four other young men still involved. >> nervous parents were reunited with their kids around 5:00. >> and late tonight police were still sorting out the details of the shooting. alan wang, abc7 news. >>> bullets flying at a crowded airport next on abc7 news. >> i started swinging my suitcase at him and he runs the other way right into a tsa agent. >> the machete attack in a security line th

. >> out of no where all you hear is pow pow pow. >> it happened as classes let out around 3:00 at el s el cerrito -- at el cerrito high. a man was shot twice right in front of the school. he overheard a security guard responding. >> he said i smell gun powder. i got more and more scared. i said, okay we are on lock down. >> two students were there when the gunfire erupted and both were detained for questioning. >> they are in a position to provide information about what did occur because our victim has been unwilling to provide us information as to how this altercation started. >> the victim refused aid and took himself to the hospital where police followed up with him. they are looking for two to four other young men still involved. >> nervous parents were reunited with their kids around 5:00. >> and late tonight police were still sorting out the details of the shooting. alan wang, abc7 news. >>> bullets flying at a crowded airport next on abc7 news. >> i started swinging my suitcase at him and he runs the other way right into a tsa agent. >> the machete attack in a security line th

. >> out of no where all you hear is pow pow pow. >> it happened as classes let out around 3:00 at el s el cerrito -- at el cerrito high. a man was shot twice right in front of the school. he overheard a security guard responding. >> he said i smell gun powder. i got more and more scared. i said, okay we are on lock down. >> two students were there when the gunfire erupted and both were detained for questioning. >> they are in a position to provide information about what did occur because our victim has been unwilling to provide us information as to how this altercation started. >> the victim refused aid and took himself to the hospital where police followed up with him. they are looking for two to four other young men still involved. >> nervous parents were reunited with their kids around 5:00. >> and late tonight police were still sorting out the details of the shooting. alan wang, abc7 news. >>> bullets flying at a crowded airport next on abc7 news. >> i started swinging my suitcase at him and he runs the other way right into a tsa agent. >> the machete attack in a security line th

pow. talk control room. the originals are back set to smash. come on. smash. no? okay. >> smack. you got a smack. >> or smack. thanks, guys. well, you know, that's "pop news," always doing our best. anyway, they're said to smack back on to the big screen. ward who played boy wonder robin revealing that he won't have to bring out the green hot pants. a project not revealed by warner brothers but do say it will be animated so no live action, animated. out next year to mark the 50th anniversary. >> remember that. that's classic. >> special effects. >> can we just see that again? that shark. >> "sharknado." >> before "sharknado" there was this. >> burt ward, those moves. >> when you watch as a little kid, you don't realize how cheesy it was. >> kids watch it and go, mom, are you kidding me? >> it was the greatest. >> i know. >> it's like "the munsters."

video deposition where powe said she hoped to get into an operations role. pao previously testified when she learned her lover was still with his wife, she ended their involvement immediately and that's when the workplace retaliation began. pao's testimony is expected to continue tomorrow. in san francisco tiffany wilson abc 7 news. >>> tough questions today for hillary clinton, including one about gender as she addressed her e-mail controversy. clinton says she used a private domain as secretary of state but admitted it would have been better to use multiple e-mail accounts. official e-mails are supposed to be archived to an official government account. clinton maintains she has not broken any rules and has turned in 55,000 pages of e-mails but is refusing to turn over the private server. today she spoke about it publicly for the first time. >> if you were a man today would all the fuss being made today? >>ly leave that to others to be answered, but as i said, i saw it as a matter of convenience. >> the state department says clinton's e-mails as secretary o

the pow's are probably the only ones treated as heroes. i am so pleased to see today all over america the honor that we bestow on our men and women who are serving. it is the most uplifting -- probably just about one of the happy happy happy days to me is the honor given to the men and women who are serving and have served. [applause] >> myron: as you just alluded to a few minutes ago, and as you write in that chapter, about the persian gulf war. the persian gulf occasioned the largest single deployment of women to a combat zone in history. 13 of them were killed as you pointed out. when you graduated from the u.s. naval academy in 1958 did you ever envision women in your lifetime would play such an active role including in combat, in the u.s. military and did you initially favor that development and do you feel any need to have restrictions even today placed on the way woman serve in the u.s. military. >> senator mccain: in answer to your question no and no. when i graduated i did not have that. in world war ii there was a much greater se

the pow's are probably the only ones treated as heroes. i am so pleased to see today all over america the honor that we bestow on our men and women who are serving. it is the most uplifting -- probably just about one of the happy happy happy days to me is the honor given to the men and women who are serving and have served. [applause] >> myron: as you just alluded to a few minutes ago, and as you write in that chapter, about the persian gulf war. the persian gulf occasioned the largest single deployment of women to a combat zone in history. 13 of them were killed as you pointed out. when you graduated from the u.s. naval academy in 1958 did you ever envision women in your lifetime would play such an active role including in combat, in the u.s. military and did you initially favor that development and do you feel any need to have restrictions even today placed on the way woman serve in the u.s. military. >> senator mccain: in answer to your question no and no. when i graduated i did not have that. in world war ii there was a much greater se

. >> i heard pow, pow, pow, pow,. >> reporter: we counted as many as 8 bullet holes. cyrus says her 18-year-old son was injured trying to prerequisite his girlfriend, but she says, he's the one who needs protecting from those out for revenge. >> how it hurts to see the children of this community feed on each other like piranhas. >> cyrus says her son simply knew a person suspected of shooting a man in richmond earlier this month. she tells me those relate today the victim are looking for vengeance. >> i don't know if they think killing one of us is going to bring their loved one back, or bring them some sort of satisfaction, but it's not. >> reporter: cyrus is tired of beefs on the street, leading to bloodshed with innocent victims often caught in the crossfire. >> it's come time for us to stand up. we have to say no more death, no more violence. >> reporter: until the shooter is caught she'll make this plea. >> i don't understand. >> reporter: richmond police tell me they have received some leads on the identity of last night's shooter. in the meantime, cyrus says it

ellen pow wants $16 million. she says she was repeatedly passed over for promotions because she's a woman. nbc bay area's mark matthews is in san francisco where the trial is heading into its biggest day so far. >> reporter: it will be a big day. ellen pow due to take the stand, an mba from harvard, a lawyer from harvard who also holds an electronics engineering degree from princeton who joined the venture capital firm pack in 2005 and she's going to be taking the stand tomorrow. on stand today the man she was work for, john doerr. john doerr clearly didn't want his picture taken as he walked into court today hiding behind a staffer who tried to block news cameras. the la suit is being brought by the woman doerr mentored at the firm. ellen pow is being portrayed by her lawyers as a woman who outperformed male peers but was passed over promotion to general partner. kleiner perkins' defense has been that she was dismissive of subordinates, lacked interpersonal skills to work with others and was not trusted by the f

cold medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip and pow, it opens your nose up. so you can breathe and do the one thing you want to do sleep. add breathe right to your cold medicine shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. and look for the calming scent of new breathe right lavender in the sleep aisle. >>> at duke university researchers are working on a promising treatment for cancer. it's based on the idea that polio might kill cancer tumors. last night scott pelley spoke with the researchers running it. >> you thought this wasn't working. >> i thought it wasn't working. >> dr. desjardins wanted to go back to traditional treatment but stephanie decided against her advice to wait. by october, five months after her infusion and mri showed that the tumor hadn't been growing at all, it turned out it only looked worse because it was inflamed. stephanie's immune system had awakened to the cancer and gone to war. why didn't the immune system react to the cancer to begin with with? >> so cancers, all human cancers develop a shield or shroud of protective measure

grilled pow for never asking for the company's policies regarding gender discrimination or retaliation. she said the reason she doesn't request the policies early on in her tenure the cfo of the company said they did not exist. her last day was october the 1st but the company agreed to keep paying her $33,000 a month for six months along with health benefits and to keep her on the books as an employee to help her find another job. however, that agreement blew up when she publicly announced she was fired from kleiner perk kins and began telling companies she was working with rather than waiting for the firm to work out say less disruptive transition. she still got her $33,000 a month more six months but she admits it was a tough go trying to find another gig. she finally got on with reddit after making 70 contacts with prospective employers, making $170,000 a year plus a million in stock options. trial continues tomorrow she'll be back on the stand. nbc bay area news. >>> mark, new at 5:00 caught on cell phone video, a peeping tom suspect on the campus of uc santa cruz. a female student

. >> out of nowhere we heard the pow, pow pow. >> it happened just as classes let out at el cerrito high. a man what is shot twice right in front of the school. this man heard the police responding. >> i got more and more scared. and they said we are on lock down. >> two high school students were there when the gunfire erupted. both were detained for questioning. >> they are in a position to give us information about exactly what did occur because our victim has been unwilling to provide us information as to how this altercation started. >> the victim refused aid and took himself to the hospital where police followed up with him. they are also looking for two to four other young men believed to be involved. nervous kids were reunited with their kids. abc7 news. >>> police in palo alto are working to find a motive this morning into an apparent murder-suicide in an apartment complex. the victims have not been identified. but police said a man in his 60 was found shot had to death. and another man in his 60s was found in the elevators. police said they both lived in the low income senior ap

i heard some gunshots, pow, pow, pow. >> and by the time we get to the car and take off, somehow they say that we was being followed and that is how we followed us here and got the address. >> they believed that we had some thing done with the shooting, but that is what they said, and at 4:00 they come in there and say, we know you in there and come out with your hands up. >> and how many? >> 30 of them and snipers there. >> and my neighbor got pictures and took pictures. red beam on my chest and i said i am stuck at this point, and i can't move because i am afraid that he is going to be shooting at me. i said, if i come out are you going to shoot me, and he said, no, just come out. >> you went to the police head quarters? >> yes. >> they never came out to get you? >> no. >> what happened once you got there? >> they got my side of the story. >> then what happened? >> i got into the main part of the story and i bumped into iresha and lamont. >> and what do you believe happened? >> we were being harassed. >> and i want to know why was i there, period. >> they wanted us to the help them

. >> out of nowhere we heard the pow, pow, pow. the shots went off. >> it happened just as classes let out at el cerrito high. police say a 19-year-old man was shot twice at the corner of lincoln and ashbury avenue right in front of the school. this man heard the police responding. >> he said i smell gunpowderrer and see blood everywhere and i got more and more scared. and i said, okay we are on lock-down. >> two high school students were there when the gunfire erupted. both were detained for questioning. >> they are in a position to give us information about exactly what did occur because our victim has been unwilling to provide us information as to how this altercation started. >> the victim refused aid and took himself to the hospital where police followed up with him. they are also looking for two to four other young men believed to be involved. nervous kids were reunited with their kids. that was around 5:00. abc7 news. >>> police in palo alto are working to find a motive this morning into an apparent murder-suicide at a senio

you know, i wondered what happened to the rest of the company and my fellow pows, you know? >> hinojosa: what did you do to remain hopeful? i mean, how did you... >> hinojosa: it was hard. i went back and forth a lot, talking about, "this is it, today's the day i'm going to die." and then i would think, you know, "god brought me through the ambush for a reason. there's got to be a reason i'm still here." and i would think of my daughter. i would think of, "what am i going to do when i get home?" you know, you really go through everything. "i want to see this movie, i want to lose five pounds." you try to go... because... just to keep you going. i can't sit here and think about what's going on outside that cell door every minute. i'll go crazy. so i definitely thought of my life after. >> hinojosa: so there's a lot of talk about what happens when these soldiers are taken hostage. one of the other soldiers was jessica lynch. and you witnessed a little bit about what happened with jessica lynch's story. so talk to me a little bit about what the media sees, the story that is por

. >>> and allen pow scored a victory in her lawsuit. on saturday the judge hearing the case ruled perkins can be ordered to pay pine iftive damages -- to pay punitive damages in that case. that could mean millions of dollars more if she won that lawsuit. the menlo park company is denying pow's allegations. >>> star bucks is no longer encouraging its -- the campaign has been criticized as opportunistic. putting messages on cups was a phase and says it was only scheduled to last only a week. >>> san francisco will play a major role in the show game of thrones. fans will have access to the red carpet arrivals. game of thrown fifth season will start on april 12th. >>> >> i don't know why i said brian. good morning everyone. let's go outside and take a look at the commute now. the traffic is moving along very nicely. there are no major problems as you drive into san francisco. let's move along and take a look at the senator mccain subpoena bridge westbound. that traffic is moving along very well. no problems. we do have a little bit of a pro

hundreds of police officers from philadelphia and all over the country paid their respects to him at the powe less tra on penn's campus in university city. it was an emotional day as you can imagine filled with tears but fond memories as the father of two young boys. his partner spoke about the friendship they shared. >> rob put smiles on my face every single day. fwhefr had a bad day. for some reason we got separated. i wanted to be with my man. i felt safe around him. he felt safe around me. that's my man. >> officer stevenson became emotional hearing the tributes to his fallen partner. officer wilson was shot and killed during an attempts robbery at a gamestop on march 5th. yesterday afternoon there was a final salute at lapse down. as you do see the hearse passed urn an american flag with the motorcycle officers leading the procession. if you'd like to learn more about the tributes to officer wilson, you can go to our website www.nbc10.com or use the "nbc 10 news" app. >>> experts say the warm weather thaw is taking its toll on buildings in the area. yesterday three buildings crumbled. on

ellen powe may take the stand this morning.he private investigator said he found no evidence of sexual discrimination against powe she'll take the stand possibly today, so we're going to watch for that testimony, and then the cross as well. that should take quite some time, sam and laura. >> yes, what a lot of people are waiting for. >> for sure. >>> thank you, scott. >>> new water restrictions in the south bay could make lawns a little less green. >> watering is allowed only between 8:00 at night and 8:00 in the morning. 20% cutback was the goal. if you get caught breaking the rules, you could face a fine up to $500. >>> if that wasn't enough, you could be paying more for your water. three of the largest water agencies are considering rate hikes of up to 30%, to buy water from outside of the area to meet the demand. >>> here's what the reservoir levels look like. lexington is just at 45%, calero reservoir just over 43%, and the chesbro reservoir mere morgan hill is just under half of its capacity. >>> the spring-like weekend,

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. >> this some pow touches people. groups the "bonnie and clyde" guns with artifacts. >> the name of the auction, is gangsters, outlaws and law men. jamie: but there is a problem, it puts livingston's big event in jeopardy. >> the first gun that davis sent is bonnie parker .38, we look if for the serial number it has been scratched off, we can't sell the gun, it is felonious to have it in our office,. jamie: he faces a quandry, should we call the fbi, fess up and hope they make an exception. >> there is a big khapbgts this chance, if we tell them we have this gun, they could seize it, melt it down, it is gone, one of the biggest challenges we faceed to hold this auction was picking up the found, and calls the atf . jamie: he makes call, and sets up a meeting at their boston office to present the case. >> we show the gun, we had leter from frank haimer, had a good case to not be destroyed because of the historical significant. jamie: the fate of earl davis a jamie: the fate of earl davis a "strange inheritance" han esur

. >> i hear, pow i heard him shoot, i heard people screaming there was like so many cops coming by. >> reporter: several people including a tsa officer suffered minor injuries. >> police say the off-duty police officer involved in a wrong-way crash posted a photo on instagram hours earlier of three shot glasses filled with alcohol. 17-year-old linden balanced police officer drove the -- lindenwald police officer drove wrong way on to the highway. a third officer and another person were killed. >>> new jersey state police have identified two people killed in a fiery crash on the atlantic city, sean mcbride and gabrielle lynnes were driving in the westbound lanes when their car lost control and caught fire. the driver of a bmw who was outside ever his car checking a flat tire, he was hurt. it was snowing at the time, but the cause of the crash has in anther been determined. >>> the children of a comedian killed in a crash seriously injured tracy morgan received a settlement from wal-mart. james mcnair's children will get $10 million from the accident that killed the comedian. morgan suf

cold medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip and pow, it opens your nose up to 38% more. so you can breathe and do the one thing you want to do sleep. add breathe right to your cold medicine shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. and look for the calming scent of new breathe right lavender in the sleep aisle. >>> consider today the super bowl of science. the sun vanishing in the sky as a total solar eclipse cast shadows around the world this morning. one of the best views happened in london. this is a time lapse taken during the two-hour solar event. it's going to be another 75 years until this happens again in the u.k. but the eclipse is just one part of what's really a cosmic trifecta. today also sees a super moon and you have the spring equinox. chad myers, you're in atlanta. are you totally geeking out today? >> today is a geek day. it truly is. the moon got in the way of the sun. it is a super moon so we had a complete total eclipse, not just the one where you see part of the ring around the sun still there. it was completely gone in denmark, fi

. >>> out of nowhere all you hear is pow-po with ww-pow, gunshots going off. >> reporter: police say a 19 year 19-year-old man was shot twice it at the corner of lincoln and ash bury avenue right in front of the school. hernandez overheard a security guard responding. >> he said i smell gunpowder. i see blood everywhere. i got more and more scared. as soon as i said that okay we're on lockdown. >> reporter: witnesses say two el cerrito high school students were there when the gunfire erupted. both were detained for questioning. >> in a position to provide us information about exactly what did occur because our victim has been unwilling it to provide us information how this altercation started. >> reporter: the victim refused aid and took himself to the hospital where police followed up with him. they're also looking for two to four other young men believed to be involved. >> i don't care. >> reporter: nervous parents were reunited with their kids around 5:00. in el cerrito alan wang abc 7 news. >>> the bicyclist robbed after being hit by a truck in west oakland two months ago is out

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the company arguing that pow was an underperformer. she says she was passed over for several promotions simply because she was a woman. >>> one of wall street's most powerful women is leaving manhattan and heading to mountain view. google announced yesterday ruth porat will take over as google's chief financial officer in may. she's worked at morgan stanley since 1987 and played a major role in the government bailout in 2008. she studied economics at stanford. her father was a longtime engineer at the university. she is going to take over as google's cfo. >>> coming up next, within the last half-hour, investigators have released more information about who was onboard the germanwings plane that crashed in france yesterday. details still ahead. >>> new details on that passenger plane that crashed in france. we have just learned that two americans were aboard that plane. the germanwings ceo says of the 150 people onboard that flight, 72 were german. 35 were spanish. we know the plane went down without a distress call in the french alps. >

pow's dreamed about negotiating prisoner exchanges and some dreamed about having conversations with theresident about the end of the war. my favorite happens to be a confederate civilian posturing. on july 7, 1864 richmond attorney george wooten dreamed he died and went to another war. he asked st. peter, are there any lawyers here in heaven? the apostle replied he could not find any. [laughter] wooten said is the mayor of richmond appear in heaven? st. peter said, oh, you will find him and that other place. wooten turned around and made his way to what he described as a somber-looking castle and above the entrance was painted the word "hell" and he met sa tan and saw seats on the floor. some were vacant and some are occupied by lawyers. wooten went up to sit and when the seats and the devil said you can't sit there. that is reserved for the mayor of richmond. he went to sit on oc. the devil said that is reserved for union general benjamin butler. -- he went to see a another seat. the devil is reserved for union general benjamin butler. he went to see a third c. all the lawyers shouted

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