when we sat down to talk in his cell, randall seemed to only have one concern. how his shaved head looked on camera. >> there ain't no lint on my head or nothing. >> want some gel. >> if it ain't light enough i'll put baby oil and be shining like new money. >> you look good. >> when you interview people in prison you know they're in there for a good reason. when you meet him, sometimes they're very likable, they could be somebody you might even think you could be friends with. sometimes you end up hearing a jaw-dropping story. the day we met james randall, we heard a jaw-dropping story. >> i originally came to jail february 21st, 1981. i was convicted in san bernardino county for murder and robbery. >> given a sentence of 34 years to life, randall was 18 at the time of his conviction. but his rap sheet started much earlier. >> i've been gang banging since i was 9 years old. coming from an impoverished neighborhood, southern california, my mother, father, tried to move to pomona to establish a better life for us. by the time we moved to pomona, which is mostly a

randall kroszner on -- brendan: randall kroszner on generating fun.of force overnight in baltimore. police did use tear gas to break up a group of about 200 that had ignored the 10:00 curfew. they said their strategy was successful. >> after the curfew when a, we had about 10 total arrests. we do not have a lot of activity or movement throughout the city. the curfew is, in fact, working. brendan: one sign of recovery people were sleeping of glass and picking up debris in an area where stores and cars had been burned. and moments ago, president obama announced on steve harvey's morning radio show that he might possibly visit also more soon. he added that the police department showed appropriate restraint week. that would be huge. meanwhile, and all aid -- a nepal aid organization said the death toll is now over 5000 and there are -- reports of rising in places where supplies are low. secretary kerry is in the home of an iranian diplomat. he met at the new york resident ce. failing to complete a treaty would be a missed opportunity, the iranian just gla

randall?> what could the sentence handed down mean for other people who have been accused of leaking documents? >> reporter: that's a great question. we know the obama administration has really come down hard on whistleblowers over the course of his two terms here. and it's interesting that general petraeus the former cia director was held in very high regard by the obama administration, still consults them and in fact some military analysts call him one of the top ten generals ever in the history of the u.s. so the fact that they are entering into a plea deal has a lot of critics saying this sets a bad example going forward for anyone else that may want to share classified documents or leak them. we look at one instance of the obama administration pursued government leaks by the cia analyst, john curico also called a whistleblower, that person is now serving a 30-month sentence in prison whereas, you know expected today general david petraeus will likely take this plea deal and have no prison

randall. >> lisa stark, thank you.ll follow up with more details on your interview with the weinsteins and the revelation by president obama that u.s. counter terrorism strikes accidentally took the lives of two hostages. ♪ >>> accidentally killed president obama confirms u.s. air strikes took the lives of two al-qaeda hostages who has been missing for years. >>> european leaders hold an emergency meeting to figure out what to do about thousands of migrants crossing the mediterranean seas. >>> and loretta lynch could become the first african american woman to serve as attorney general. the

i'm randall pinkston we are following breaking news at this hour.he white house, president obama, calling a special news conference to identify two hostages that u.s. forces accidentally killed in january. warren weinstein, an american was held by al-qaeda since 2011, and geovany laporto, held since 2012. mike viqueira is live from washington. we just heard from president obama -- not a news conference my error, he took no questions -- what else do we know? >> reporter: it came as a complete surprise. the president appearing in the briefing room taking full responsibility a somber even rueful president obama, taking responsibility for those two hostages. here is a little bit more. >> as president, and as commander in chief, i take full responsibility for all of our counter terrorism operations including the one that inadvertently took the lives of warren and geovany. on behalf of the united states government i offer our deepest apologies to the families. >> reporter: the president says that the operation was fully consistent with the guidelines unde

randall verhook, immediate past president of the american honey bee association. welcome to "inside story". >> thank you. >> when you had been with us last time you had just come through a winter with sizable losses in your own population. what kind of year has this been? >> well, i can happily report that i am having a lot better year than i did last year. and you know, as we address all these different issues with honey bees whether it's colony collapse disorder or pliets or whatever, bees are having to learn how to adapt. and you can believe that after last year's tragedies and unbelievable disasters, i went on a research to discover what did i do wrong, what changed in the environment and what steps do i need to take to be proactive to prevent this from happening again so that i continue to stay in business. >> well you mention having to adapt. what have you and your members done? it's kind of like an employer, realizing he's only got half the workers in the first place. what do you do, over populate to make up for losses? >> that's basically what bee keepers

i'm randall pinkston.he mayor of baltimore is asking for healing and promising to find the people responsible for inciting riots in the city last night. this morning national guardsmen are on the streets trying to restore calm. nearly 200 were arrested in that wave of violence. 15 officers were hurt. the number of fires topped 150. public schools are closed dade and and curfew is in effect. john it looks like cleanup crews are already out this morning. >> reporter: randall, you are absolutely right. it is a bright sunny morning here in baltimore after the nastiness of last night, people are on the streets clearing up. and they were on the streets clearing up last night while it was all going on. but here there is a cvs which was badly burned out and looted. but people came here and took away the debris from the sidewalk so when the mayor and governor could come here and glad hand people which they did, then it would be a little bit cleaner for them to see. remember this has not really affected the downtown

>> reporter: you are right exactly, randall. and a lot of people here today are with their families. a lot of moms and dads who have children who were born here in america. and they are hoping that will be able to stay. a lot of them are optimistic. the mood has been celebratory, but they also realize it could be an uphill battle. the fifth circuit here is considered the most conservative circuit out of the three judges two are republican so many feel that could have an impact. we don't expect a decision today, it likely could be days or weeks before we know what this panel decides. >> thank you, jonathan martin reporting live from new orleans. >>> the president's executive action would shield about 5 million undocumented immigrants from deportation, as jonathan mentioned. jennifer glasse met one family that would be affected by the court's decision. >> reporter: take a look around this small four-room apartment, ten people live here. all of the furniture was brought at garage sales. outside these two girls play a game. they are

i'm randall pinkston. the news continues next live from london. keep up on www.aljazeera.com. >> the best--the death toll from nepal's earthquake passes 4,000 as there is misery to survivorrers. you're watching al jazeera from london. also coming up from the program. u.n. condemnation of israel attacks that killed 44 palestinians in gaza last year. >> targeting houthi fighters in one of yemen's largest cities.

i'm randall pinkston.he investigation into the death of freddie gray in baltimore is now in the hands of prosecutors. police revealed that they have turned over their report on what happened to gray while he was in police custody, revealing the van carrying gray made a previously undisclosed stop. let's get right to john terrett in baltimore. police didn't put out a lot of information, but the details on the van certainly getting some attention. >> reporter: absolutely. this is key information. and in fact randall, good afternoon, from baltimore, there were two key pieces of information released in the last 90 minutes. number one, at 8:50 this morning, they handed over their interim report into the death of freddie gray to the state's attorney. they did that a full 24 hours earlier than expected. number two it is being revealed the van in which freddie gray was being transported to the police station made four stops, not three. there was a fourth previously unknown about stop which the police say they pick

i'm randall pinkston. it's coming up on 8:21 eastern.king at the top stories - a government report released today shows the alarm on former president h.w. bush's home was not working for more than a year. the secret service got a replacement but waited 11 months to install it for unknown reasons. >>> the man that shot president regan and his press secretary has called for release. he spents half his days at home with his mother john hinkley is asking for more privileges, including liking full-time outside -- living full-time outside the hospital. >> guinea confirms nine new cases of ebola, in the north, far from liberia >>> on the money break, brazil's state-controlled oil giant petrogas is revealing how much it is writing off to losses tide to a scandal. patricia joins us. not good news for petrogas. >> they are trying to draw a line under it. they put a price tag on it. 2.1 billion, that's the price it's slapping on a corruption scandal. prosecutors have been investigating allegations that suppliers overcharged the giants for contrast

timberlake's grandfather. >> that is nice randall is justin's father and randall is justin's middle name. >> so it is good that there is a connection. when some people name kid gwyneth pal will tro's daughter is apple. her daughter is named apple. i know that is after her grandmother. >> her grandmother, her last name was orchard, no, really. >> really. >> really. >> you ever meet apple sister, corry and seedy. >> yes. >> do you see those dudes. >> yes. >> they have made something called a charlie brown what sit. >> charlie brown sandwich. >> yes. >> it is a brings kit. >> we will get to that in a second. what would you put in a charlie brown sandwich. >> i guess we will find out. >> yes. >>> okay. >> free kanye west concert in armenia takes an unexpect turn when kanye jumps into a lake, during his performance. i have been asking to do that for years why don't you go jump in the lake. >> one way to make a splash. >> he was mobbed by his fans in the leak as he is performing his song good life. >> that is kind of cool. >> police had to break up the mob and pause concert because people are

i'm randall pinkston. officials just wrapped up a an up an emergency meeting after another shipwreck this off the coast of greek. >> i would say that we have a new european level of awareness. that this is an european issue not of single-member states, and we need to act act fast and act united. it is not just a call from some, but a spots from all. >> rescuers today rescued boats of migrants. rescuers also working over the libyan coast trying to find bodies of what may be the deadliest migrant tragedy ever. this is the latest boat of my grand to wash up. police pulled a child to safety as others jumped into the sea. they are the lucky ones. three people are confirmed dead, including a child and that number could increase. it's not own what clear what caused the tragedy. one survivor said that 950 people on board the boat when it sank. those survivors are on their way to the italian port of catania waiting there are a group of volunteers and former migrants who understand their horror in their journey. >>

randall -- tell us what is at stake. >> reporter: this comes after a scathing report by the departmentjustice, finding widespread bias. today's vote could have a major impact on the damage. there are 3 ward streets that are open. in ward 1, ward 2, and then the third. both candidates are black. there is one member who is not running for reelection. so no matter what happens today, the council is guarantee to get at least one more african american. >> how much has racial tension been a part of the election conversation. >> well the race relations in ferguson took a spotlight after the unarmed black man was killed by a police officer. that lead to months of protests a riot and allegations that ferguson's political leadership has done nothing about years of harassment of african americans. two-thirds of the police force are african american. >> despite the demographics, one of the questions in past elections has been voter turnout, and that has been low. >> it has been low, while the roughly 50/50 split in terms of the voting age population of whites and african americans about equal, but

i'm randall pinkston. the saudi-led coalition has launched more airstrikes in yes, ma'amyemen despite the commanders on the ground announced a new phase. we have more on the saudi border with yemen. >> there was an announcement to the end of the war. that's in aden when tanks had position of the houthis were keeping areas expelled a few days ago. that's exactly in the area of the coastal line of aden where the presidential palace is located and some government buildings. also in taiz, airstrikes against houthi positions and houthi fighters when they tried to take the base of the brigade 35, which is loyal to president hadi. that's exactly what the saudis warned of when they announce the first phase of this war. as they called it, they said now we're on stand by. now we're going to take action only when it's necessary and only when the houthis try to take new territory and stage attacks against loyalists president hadi. >> that's report from saudi arabia. the houthis have put out a statement calling for an

i'm randall pinkston. a major humanitarian crisis unfolding right now in yemen a saudi led coalition is targeting houthi rebels and residents say the war is ripping their country apart.many witnesses report seeing bodies in the street. the red cross is trying to deliver badly needed aid to the country but ongoing air strikes are making that effort all but impossible. omar al sala has more. >> reporter: on days of fighting, many homes have been destroyed. homes and shops lie in ruins. civilians are also being killed. houthi rebels along with fighters loyal to ali abdullah saleh the form he president are infiltrating districts near the city's port. these are fighters loyal to president hadi and they are putting up a fierce battle. the city is a battle ground and the locals are caught up in the middle. >> it is getting really difficult for citizens to get the water and food supplies. power is intermittent, we get power maybe two or three hours today, electric power. but otherwise everything is going downhill.

jason randall hit two free throws with less than four seconds left to put the cardinals ahead for goodanford had to survive two more possessions to win 66-64. randall became stanford's all- time leading scorer and named most outstanding player of the nit tournament. >>> the win came down to the final second. >> harrison barnes the 2. harrison for the win. >> harrison barnes for the win hit that game winner with .4 seconds left in the game. that gave the warriors a 107- 106 victory over the phoenix suns. this is the first time in franchise history that the warriors had two double digit winning streaks and they play in dallas tomorrow. no rest for the warriors. >>> fans were asked to cheer on a fake golden gate team. it's a buddy comedy featuring an nba rookie from africa and teamed up with a translator that tuesday not know basketball. >>> are you prepared for mandatory water restrictions and can you cut back another 25%. some strategies to save water. >> he is laughing but it is being called a miracle. oakland man survived after the collapsed on top of him. the reason he believes he is

it's a history-making moment here in baltimore, randall?> thank you. >>> hillary clinton speaking out about the violence in baltimore, today. she is calling for body cameras on police and reforms in law enforcement. >> we have allowed our criminal justice system to get out of balance. in these recent tragedies should galvanize us to come together as a nation to find our balance again. we have to come to terms with some hard truths about race and justice in america. >> clinton said the system should be changed to allow alternative punishments for low-level offenders. >>> moments ago japan's prime minister wrapped up his address to joint meeting of congress. he asked lawmakers to stand behind a proposed pacific trade pakt, the ptd he says would benefit a dozen countries in the region. >> we must all contribute in every respect to the continent of asia. we must spare no effort in working for the peace and prosperity of the region. >> he also apologized for the bombing of pearl harbor and offered condolences for americans who lost their lives d

. -- randall pinkston.ivists are calling for change in south carolina a day after city officials fired a white officer accused of murdering a black man. a few moments ago members of the n.c.a.a. p hope that it will change a culture of violence. newly released audio revealed key moments moments after michael slager shot walter scott. will >>> al jazeera's jonathan martin was at the n.a.a.c.p. news conference in north charleston. >> this is the first time the naac naach branch of north charleston spoke as a group. they were quick to prays place as to a speedy investigation, they spoke about what happened in the community and several others who died in the community, african-american and they feel the deaths were not thoroughly and properly vetted. n.a.a.c.p. pointing to the fact that there has been 200 shootings in the south carolina region and none found an officer guilty of wrongdoing. what they'd like to see is a citizen review board set up. >> the action in this case is the exception rather than the rule

>> you randall they're a group with black lives matter.re were 50 or 60 of them holding a rally here on the steps of north charleston city hall. they gathered a lot of--they really have gotten the word through social media some of them from the charleston area. some of them from the outside who have come in. and you heard that some had very pointed questions for the police chief, but the mayor was very clear. he couldn't answer the questions because of the initial the really main part of the investigation has been handled by sled, as you mentioned the south carolina law enforcement investigation division. there have been other officers who may or may not have been involved. did they witness the shooting? did they come forward with the narrative of what happened? we heard the police chief doctor we heard the mayor say that we only believe slagger was part of the shooting took part in the shooting and was witnessed it. one other thing that we heard from the mayor was that they were moving forward and getting body cameras for all of their off

i'm randall pinkston.raqi prime minister is meeting today with president obama and he is making the case for a stronger u.s. presence in the fight against isil. this morning he sat down with vice president joe biden at the white house. he will ask for billions of dollars worth of drones weapons and other military today. he is expected to make a series of requests to the president and congress. patty culhane is at the white house. since 2004 we have spent about a trillion dollars there. given that is the u.s. likely to deliver on his requests? >> reporter: not all of them. the prime minister and the president is in the oval office. they have made statements and we are starting to hear news lines that have been coming out. president obama said the u.s. will commit another $200 million in humanitarian aid to iraq last year. in 2014 the total was $208 million. but the prime minister is coming here with an incredibly long list. his country is facing a $22 billion deficit because oil prices have plummeted. he wa

randal goes for 24. they will face miami thursday night for the nit title. barry zito may have made his final out wght a's this spring and they could be showcasing him for other teams. 3-run shot, his fifth of the spring. major problems for barry in the bottom of the third. a former a a solo shot to left. cole calhoun and then fries with a two-run blast. zito goes 4 innings and allowed 8 hits and three home runs and seven earned. solid most of the spring but his e.r.a jumped to 5.03. a's won the game 18-10. zito's future with the a's is very much up in the air. bay bridge series starts on thursday at at&t park and the season begins next monday. >> baseball is

i'm randall pinkston. the saudi-led coalition launched more airstrikes in yemen one day after announcing the air campaign was over. fighter jets struck houthi targets in taiz, aden and fierce battles erupted on the ground. houthi leaders are calling for a cease-fire. >> for those who thought that the announcement yesterday night by the leadership of the coalition is the end of the war. they might be disappointed today that saudi arabia and it's allies have launched a series of strikes. one of them was few hours after the announcement at the end of the war. that was in aden when tax in position of the houthis were seen move to go areas from which they were expelled a few days ago. that is exactly in the area of the coastal line of aden. and also in taiz airstrikes against houthi positions and houthi fighters when they try to take the base. this is what the saudis warned off in the first phase of the war which they called decisive storm, and the new phase of renewal hope. now they say we're going to stand by

here's the record bricking point for randall. free throw. now in the rear-view mirror. but that 21 point lead vanishes quickly. ross dunking. monarch in 60 half. take the first lady. 47 half. take the first lady. 47-46. laying it in. down the stretch. mostly clear out. floater almost hits the ceiling floater almost hits the ceiling. randall for 24 cardinal pull away for 67-60 victory. thursday night championship game? they will face the u or miami. took customer of temple in the early game. 7 point deficit. the the lay in and then gym tying 3 not going to happen. 60-57 hurricane win it. stanford thursday night at 6:00 o'clock. >> l renew the heated robbery tonight down at the staple center ending 4 game road trip for golden state. after facing portland memphis and milwaukee got you off to slow start. third state game here. start. to curry. griffin we know we can do this former dunk champion to the air. the flush champion to the air. the flush. second quarter cliff take a 17 point lead. griffin for former warrior barns concerns not too concerned. 3 and the foul. here com

jason randall fouled. the senior hits both free- throws. randall had 25 in his final college game. last chance for the hurricanes. stanford wins 66-64. their second nit title if four years. >>> well bruce bochy, buster posey and the giants back in the bay area. oakland up 1. marcus semyon. rickey henderson loving that. two batters later. looks like a triple. but angel pagan bobbles the ball. peavy allowed six earned in three and a third innings. as win 3-2. time for the thursday night top five. number five, it is andre stinger of the main reds d league team banks in the half court shot. that is pretty impressive. but number four, stinger does it again. this time to end the third quarter. >> really? >> two and one game. remember, the former all-star is now playing in china and he gets stung by the man they call the chinese shaq. number two, yankees rob snyder gets robbed by josh harrison who makes the diving stop and the throw for the out. at number one, holmes at the first round of the houston open. pulls out for an eagle. an 85 yards out. he is tied for second. two shots off the l

i'm randall pinkston.e are getting a new sense this hour of the extent of the destruction in northern illinois after tornadoed touched down. the governor says two people were kills dozens of homes destroyed. these images in fairdale tell the story, massive piles of debris everywhere. >> i signed a proximation a decoration this morning of state disaster decoration that allows us if we need to visit with the federal government about federal support. we don't believe that will be necessary at the present time. it allows us to streamline the procurement process. >> reporter: temporary shelters are open in fairdale and rochelle diane eastabrook went to the restaurant that suffered dramatic damage. >> reporter: this is all that is left of the grub stakers restaurant. the tornado blew through here and demolished this business. the owner is here surveying the damage. she talked to me and said they only had about a few minutes to get into the building's storm cellar last night. she was with about a half a dozen cus

i'm randall pinkston.ctivists in south carolina are demanding justice one day after police arrested one of their own for murder. this morning protesters gathered at city hall in north charleston demanding answers. >> what was that officer doing that he ran? he ran! he ran for fear of his life! and was that fear justified that he ran! that was a justifiable fear! >> reporter: the officer said scott initiated the attack by grabbing his taser, but a bystander's video paints a different story. some may find this video disteshing. >> reporter: saturday what started as a routine traffic stop for a broken taillight ended with an officer shooting and killing the driver 50-year-old michael scott. >> i don't want this to become an ferguson. >> hopefully it was done for the right reasons, you know? >> reporter: newly released video seems to indicate otherwise. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: eight shots fired at the back of a fleeing scott who reportedly had already been hit with a taser. he falls to the ground. he officer

randal goes for 24. they will face miami thursday night for the nit title.wght a's this spring and they could be showcasing him for other teams. 3-run shot, his fifth of the spring. major problems for barry in the bottom of the third. a former a a solo shot to left. cole calhoun and then fries with a two-run blast. zito goes 4 innings and allowed 8 hits and three home runs and seven earned. solid most of the spring but his e.r.a jumped to 5.03. a's won the game 18-10. zito's future with the a's is very much up in the air. bay bridge series starts on thursday at at&t park and the season begins next monday. >> at subway, a great meal starts with a great sandwich on the new "simple 6 menu." with six of our best six-inch subs, like the tender turkey breast plus any bag of chips and a 21-ounce drink for just $6 every day. ba >>> that's our report. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- kurt russell. comedian jeff ross. and music from van halen from hollywood boulevard. with cleto a

randall pinkston has the story. >> the hacking attack originated last october at the state department, forcing computers to shut down. >> we've spoken to the fact that there was and event las year. >> reporter: what was not revealed was that the hackers apparently then worked their way to the white house penetrating one of two computer systems. the hack system called the executive offers network is used by the white house and press office as well as the general counsel's office, it is also used to exchange sensitive information about white house activities including the president's private schedule. deputy national security advisor ben rose took pains to point out that the claifd network was not breached. >> -- classified network was not breached. >> we take regular precautions to secure our own classified networks as well. >> raises questions about how secure the nation's computer network is. >> there's always vulnerability. there's less risk on the classified system. on the unclassified system we take regular actions to prevent vulnerabilities and enhance security. >> reporter: the

randall pinkston is here with more.andall as lucia said a big issue for cuba is it wants to get off the u.s. list of state sponsors of terrorism. does it appear that may happen soon. >> well the white house is is playing it very close to the vest. they have made no announcements of when cuba might be removed from the list. but it could happen this week. cuba has been on the list since 1982. last september when president obama announced the move to normalize relations with cuba he ordered the state department to review the status of cuba being on the list. he says it is now being reviewed by his team which mr. present a recommendation. >> throughout this process our emphasis has been on the facts, so we want to make sure that given that this is a powerful tool to isolate those countries that genuinely do support terrorism, that when we make those designations we have got strong evidence that in fact that's the case and as circumstances change then that list will change as well. >> so we'll find out. >> yeah so what would

randall scoring 21 points, and randall also set the all time scoring record with 2,350 over all points. stanford will face miami in tomorrow's night's n-i-t championship game. >>> the golden state warriors rolling once again. they won their 10th straight game last night beating the la clippers 110 to 106, then down at one point, who else thanks to seth curry's 27 points, chipped in, they got the win but the play that has everyone talking this morning came into the second quarter check this out. ooo! just booing. >> ridiculous. curry's cross over caused the clippers guard chris paul to stumble and fall backwards, sam say he stepped on his own foot, whatever. seth curry, yeah, whatever. curry dreamed that by the way, the bench went crazy, as you can imagine. gained a lot of attention on twitter. chris paul trended worldwide for several hours, fast fantastic. when i showed dave clark i was laughing really hard. >> and that was a fantastic move. >> seth curry is just too fast. >> he shoots pretty quick too, he takes after his dad. >> last night when that happened the crowd, i went back on

i'm randall pinkston. a group of former educators in atlanta will find out today if they'll spend time in jail for their role in one of the biggest school cheating scandals in american history. sentencing gets under way for ten former teachers and administrators in atlanta's public schools convicted of conspiring to change scores on standardized tests so teachers can get bonuses and in some cases keep their jobs. what were some of the protesters saying about the case? we see some of them behind through. yes, they are just dispersing right now. they were very vocal this morning, and basically what they're saying is that they're not denying that this cheating was going on in the atlanta public school system, but they say that the teachers were victims of the system. they were trying to keep their jobs. they came under pressure and they were trying to meet. unrealist'sunrealic standard. they want them to be given time served. many who were convicted were taken away in handcuffs and have been in jail. they wan

jason randall the rebound coast to coast. got to tear drop to fall.at one point led by as many as 21. but old dominion coming all the way back. baker great pass. richard ross. the high percentage shot. stanford will sweat it out. up to with the ball. randall will come through time and time again in this one. hits the shot with 59 seconds left. they're up four, wrap it up. 67-50. tonight belongs to scott reiss. >> reporter: mark stanford improves to an incredible 14-4 all time here at madison square garden. thanks in part to chasson randall. >> just to be able to have my name behind it. not just me a lot of my team mates, family, coaches everybody helped me get there. >> they've become the all time leading scorer in history. it's like wow. to do it at madison square garden, he will always remember it for the rest of his life any way. >> the cardinal advance to play miami in thursday's championship game. if they win, they will pass michigan for the top nit wins. they would cut down the nets here at madison square garden for the second time in four years

cardinal senior jason randall hoop in the foul. stanford up 15-0.ended up blowing a 21-point lead, but randall bailed him out. he scored 21 points and he broke their school scoring record and they will play miami now. thursday in the final. the as gave barbara chance to revive his career this spring. barry zito. the odds were against him according to the experts from one to ten, ten being the highest chance, what chance does he have of making this team? >> i would say six. that is fair. six is probably a generous estimate. >> michael urban probably didn't foresee him throwing 13 straight scoreless innings in the cactus league, but the angels pounded him on seven runs with three home runs. that six is looking a little more like two now. >>> the wisconsin badgers are in the final four for the second straight year, but their coach bo ryan starts the top five. >> i was the number one pinball player in the state of pennsylvania. >> i could freeze flippers better than anyone. i could take a dime. and play for two hours. you think the who had something in

i'm randall pinkston in for randall hair. the prosecutor is asking for patience as she investigating the death of freddie gray. police handed over their report on what happened to gray while in their custody. they revealed the van carrying the 25-year-old made an additional stop, a stop officials said not known about before. john tarot is live in baltimore, the police put out this information to news conference a short time ago and they finished a report a bit early. >> absolutely. three extraordinary new strands so the story revealed here only within the last two hours or so. number one commissioner coming to the microphone to say they handed the report over from the police office to the state attorney, and that's been done a full 24 hours earlier than it said it would happen. number two the commissioner revealing that the van carrying freddie gray back on april the 12th, made four p sos not three now that's troubling because five of the six police officers have given sworn statements to the authorities and apparently it did

randal goes for 24. they will face miami thursday night for the nit title.arry zito may have made his final out wght a's this spring and they could be showcasing him for other teams. 3-run shot, his fifth of the spring. major problems for barry in the bottom of the third. a former a a solo shot to left. cole calhoun and then fries with a two-run blast. zito goes 4 innings and allowed 8 hits and three home runs and seven earned. solid most of the spring but his e.r.a jumped to 5.03. a's won the game 18-10. zito's future with the a's is very much up in the air. bay bridge series starts on thursday at at&t park and the season begins next monday. >> baseball is you've been part of the family for as long as i can remember. and you just mean so much to all of us. the holidays wouldn't be the same without your crescent rolls. we got you a little something. we got you jeans. it's about time. pipin' hot pillsbury crescent rolls. make easter pop! well, i drove grandpa to speed dating this week, so i should probably get the last roll. dad, but i practiced my bassoon. a

♪ >>> this is al jazeera america, i'm randall pinkston live in new york city.e're interrupting our regular programming to take you live to the white house where president obama is about to hold a news conference with italian prime minister may te'o renzi. mike what are relikely to hear from the president and the prime minister. >> well this is a visit from the italian prime minister matteo renzi. they met for the first time just after he as -- ascended to his post. they will talk about ukraine, and we may hear questions from the press about 300 paratroopers who are being sent into western ukraine to help train ukrainian forces there. this is part of what the ukrainian government has been asking for, almost pleading for over the last several months. other issues on the agenda the situation in iran. we're having a two-minute warning here. we expect these leaders to enter in two minutes -- iran the ongoing talks over itself nuclear program, the situation in the fight against isil the coalition fight, the situation in syria as well but perhaps one of the items at t

>> randall, good morning from city hall in baltimore. let's be absolutely clear leave our viewers in no doubt baltimore has turned no corner. what led to monday night are still big issues that nobody here is going to be able to address in the next couple of days weeks months or years. compared to monday night baltimore has turned the corner, the national guard and state troopers are here in downtown city hall. last night when the curfew was imposed at the epicenter of the rioting at the junction of nest we have the and pennsylvania avenues, there was no tear gas or mace, it was a peaceful affair. the police backed off and it came down to family against family fighting each other physically sometimes to get people off the streets in time. take a look. >> let's go home! >> the 10:00 p.m. curfew came and went without major incidents. >> tell me what democracy looks like! >> hundreds took to the streets of baltimore to call for justice for the freddie gray, an african-american man who died in police custody earlier this month, but on the who

jason randall hit two free throws with less than four seconds left.had to survive two more miami possessions but they won 66-64. randall who became stanford's all-time leading scorer was named most outstanding player of the tournament. >>> the golden state warriors are heading to their last road trip of the season after winning their 11th straight game and came in the final second. >> harrison barnes the two. harrison for the win. >> harrison barnes muscled his way in. hit that game winner with .4 seconds left in the game. the warriors won 107-106 over the phoenix suns. it's the first time until franchise history the warriors have had two double digit winning streaks in one season. tomorrow they will play in dallas. warriors fanned were asked to cheer on a fake golden state team at halftime last night. unnamed zit zit come was being filmed. >>> potential presidential candidate jeb bush made a fundraising stop in san francisco. grip hope to hear what his platform are. i am a moderate and i hope he is more moderate and that's what i need to find out. >>

randall is fouled. you judge for yourself if that's a foul. no matter what it's called. and michael is not happy. the cardinal win. michael is upset but our scott reiss is feeling pretty good. >> reporter: crazy game capping off a wild and crazy season. but in the end, stanford secures it's second nit championship in four years and third in the last quarter century. >> a lot of our guys fought through adversity tonight. with a lot of stuff that was going on off the court. but we did a great job and we get the win. >> it was one of those performances that goes down. he made big shot after big shot. he wanted the ball so he kept going to him. >> reporter: a fitting ending for the careers of the three star seniors on this team who leave school as stanford's all time leading scorer, randall. scott reiss. >> stanford allumn pretty happy. >>> and right now it's a preseason game. but simian taking peavy deep. butler also homered for the a's. later here's your play of the night for the as. angel pagan gets the ball. and 8-2. bay series continues tomorrow. that's the sporting lif