randomizer, randomize me. i.s.i.s. again? but also... "star wars." roll it. >> the dome structures of tattooine, had become a tourist draw after they were used as the set for luke skywalker's home planet. but the town has become increasingly unsafe. it's now a base for i.s.i.s. fighters. >> larry: hold up. i.s.i.s. has taken over tattooine? oh my god, it wasn't storm troopers who killed uncle owen and aunt beru! >> aunt beru! >> larry: you bastards! that was i.s.i.s.? (bleep)! now, look. i'm protective of "star wars," so i want to say something here. i'm not going to let some bearded megalomaniac in i.s.i.s. desecrate tattooine. the only bearded megalomaniac who gets to ruin the mythology of that two-sun planet is this guy. (laughter) >> larry: that's it! i've said this before, and i'll say it one more time -- greedo did not shoot first. (cheers and applause) >> larry: thank you! it was han. han shot first. i'm not going to say this again. all right, we've got time for more! randomizer, do it! >> larry: oh okay. this is great. this is my favorite. th

give me a random -- give me a a random. >> steve: seven. >> jimmy: it's in here. sorry, buddy. random -- yeah. [ laughter ] look, it's right here, seven. >> steve: wow. you got me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you know what this is good for? to put my kids to sleep. [ lullaby music ] ♪ hey girls. time for bed. dada's going to read from your favorite book. "random numbers." 9-8-7-6-8. [ baby laughter ] [ laughter ] 2-2-6-9-6. [ baby laughter ] [ laughter ] ♪ [ snoring ] you're already asleep. [ laughter ] wake up! [ baby crying ] "bar rescue" is on right after "the jinx!" [ laughter and applause ] too little, you'll grow up you'll appreciate it. you'll appreciate it. >> steve: wake up. watch this tv show! [ applause ] and hold these spoons! >> jimmy: i'll let him sleep. this next book is for all you music lovers out there. you love music, right? >> steve: love it. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: this of course is "the other flute." by robert dick. and this is a -- >> steve: hey-oh! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is a performance manual of contemporary techniques. >> steve: i prefer the classical. >

. -- random. but, in fact it wasn't. >> yeah. >> dud you get some pushback from people when you would say this is just a random effect? this really isn't real? >> right. well, this is a crucial issue with clusters. and it's accurate to say that some clusters are random. you know, the whole tricky part, you know we know that things cluster in nature. sometimes there's a reason you see birds flying across the sky sometimes they're not evenly distributed, they're in clumps. and so the question is, is there a reason for the clumping, or is it just random? there are all kinds of statistical tests that scientists apply to try to figure out whether or not a cluster is statistically significant. and there's huge controversy over how appropriate those tests are and how do we really know. the bottom line is that epidemiology is problem ballistic. -- probablistic. we can never say for sure, so a skeptic who says, you know what? i choose not to believe that disease clusters occur, well, there's no real way to

david: which have burton malkiel, author of "random walk down wall street." i will call him that because he is a professor of economics from princeton. professor malkiel, what is good about a selloff? >> well what's good about a selloff is that you can buy stocks at lower prices. i mean. one of our greatest investors, warren buffett, has a little quiz he likes to give. he says listen, suppose you love hamburgers and you're going to be buying hamburgers all your life. do you want the the price of hamburgers to go up or down? you think to yourself, if i buy hamburger this week or week after that i would have lower price. buffett asks why do people take the opposite view when it comes to stocks? they're delighted when stocks are up. very unhappy when they go down. it is as if the stocks that you're going to be buying for those who are, putting money aside into 401(k) will be more expensive, rather than later. hamburgers you will buy will be more expensive. so basically, what people ought to do, don't try to time the market. you will never get it right. take the

. >> at the top tonight, police say a random attempted robbery has critically injured a man. >> that victim was shot on piney branch road near dale drive. shomari stone talked to people in the area tonight. he joins us live from the scene as police search for the shooter. shomari? >> reporter: good evening. that's right. i talked to people out here and they are concerned especially when they find out police say this was a random act of violence. i'm here at piney branch road and dale drive behind me. you can see montgomery county police have blocked this area and drivers are turning around. so you can't come through this area to get to silver spring. over there there are road flares. if you move a little to the right, that's the intersection where the victim's clothes are located. you'll see them moments from now. a lot of folks are trying to figure out exactly what happened out here. let's roll some video. police say this all started when a man and a friend were walking on piney branch road towards dale drive. suddenly a man crept up from behind. tried to rob the men and fired at le

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. >>> just random that's all i have for you guys in the three videos. just random. most part everything looks totally fine. some person walking the dog. these guys in the car having a very nice very pleasant conversation. watch how it comes to an end. >> whoa! >> the tree snaps right here. >> what the -- >> there's a woman on the sidewalk. >> the tree falls. it's t. smashes the vehicle in front of us crashes the vehicle with dash cam. >> yeah. woman on the sidewalk she escaped by the skin of her teeth. you see her turn around and move to the left of her. >> that's a lot of bad luck and weird timing. >> the poster did say that nobody was injured. now another random here it is driving down the street. watch what happens. this truck begins to make a right hand turn. >> oh! >> no he picks up a stray. >> yeah. >> wow. >> ends up hooking on to that van and dragging it out of the way. now this other one, you may be able to tell what's about to happen. right about here. do you see this? >> bouncing. >> no. >> yeah. >> no. >> and there it is. yeah the driver on the phone, do

the motive appears to be robbery and the attack random, stoleman was walking his dog around 8:30 last thursday when three suspects attacked.

there is some random firing. the security forces investigated this matter and now things are back to normal. now i will take questions. was there any reinforcement for soldiers or equipment near the borders of yemen or has equipment been moved there? in the area we don't have any movement. we have what's enough to manage anything. the movement between the camps is normal. near the borders, there are no extra forces but if we need it we have enough forces in other areas to handle the situation and security. so now everything is gone and we have enough forces now. it has been said that houthis have been training in areas like islands outside yemen. they are training the houthi there is. our operations covers all yemeni republic and its air sprays. the air space of yemen is under control of the coalition. we have it all under control and if there's an area that exists outside the yemeni territories, they are going to be outside operations. this will have influence, will it influence the situation if there are -- in

you know what i'm saying is it like -- was it just a random shooting? as much as you can plan security and what not. if someone just wants to go on a hill and shoot -- [ inaudible ] i don't know a random thing [ inaudible ]? >> this is really an ambush. you are basically defenseless from the fact it is happening to you at the time. and that is something that is very difficult to guard against when you have a group of officers standing in a large group and you have gunfire directed at them. i would like to point out, however, last night, the only gunfire we had was the actual incident where the officers were struck. >> reporter: you just brought up all of the overtime your officers have been working. and you characterize last night as an ambush. can you talk about the morale of your officers right now. >> i think it's pretty good right now. but i was certainly shaken up about this at midnight when the phone rang. i think that's natural for the officers certainly, to be very cautious about their well-being. but i have a tremendous amount of confidence in

moving into the not bay and slide inland east bay in the afternoon hours and that does not mean a random shower will not pop up but that is where the best instability is. not by 7:00, we are starting to see a clearing trend as the dry air comes in and by tomorrow we wake up mainly clear-to-partly cloudy and all the sunshine is going do warm us significantly. todays we will be in the upper 60s or low 70s and right at 70 in morgan hill and palo alto and down to 66 in millbrae and 66 in downtown and south san francisco and sausalito. 67 to 1 from petaluma to napa and upper 60s to nearly 70 long the east bay shore and temperatures in the upper 60s to mid-70s inland. tonight we will hang out in the mid-40s inland to low 50s everywhere else. here is the cloud cover and energy coming our way and on the back side of this high we start to pump up a big surge of warm air and look what it does to our temperatures, 60 and 70s tomorrow and 70s and 80's thursday and friday with the record highs possible and 60s, 70s, and 80's through the weekend. have a great one. >> here is a look at eastern span of

. >> anything else from the commissioners next item a discussion on the discussion of random audits of the committees active in 2014. >> well, good evening i am the assist deputy director so before we proceeded to the audit selection i want to summarize what we did in the past year in order to eliminate the backlog of audits staff requested the controller's office assist in conducting audits the controller's office conducted 13 audits and staff conducted the remaining 27 work on all the audits has been implemented and most finalized staff is working on finalizing 4 of the audits and 13 that the controller's office did staff expect those audits had been finalized with that the next few weeks and after today's audit selection staff can begin work on the audits that are selected today as explained in the anti memo we recommend that the commission select 10 campaigns for audit and 4 campaigns it shows how the staff divided the audits into financial activity the chart shows staff proposal in terms of of the numbers committees to be selected from each level do you have any questions about th

. >> one need only paying an article at random. point in the comment at random and they'll find themselves in a sea of hostile users who boast bays kaipt western fropa canneda that seems to be taken from a template. that's not a smoking gun or prove that the invisible hand of the kremlin is behind the trolling. there is a view that the we were media is bias. a view shared by many. we have 8 million ethnic russians, it's a problem touching a lot of russian families. when we had american media, western media telling us that the people in ukraine want to be with russia, that was a completely different thing. >> that is the urge question tonight. will the russians stop in crimea or invade further into ukraine. >> and when the western media got into the overdrive a lot of people were upset, offended, and vladimir putin didn't need to ask anyone to comment or right. the overwhelming feeling was that the north americans stepped over the line. >> governments try to control what is said onlean. north korea created a sovereign internet. chin

was this random or did he target these people. >> apparently not random at all nor the first time thathis person had done this. >> that explains the camera in the bushes. >> yes, yes. they relz it was their 23-year-old neighbor. after he's done he does wipe himself and according to reports, ends up putting the tissue through the mailbox. he notices the camera recording him and knocked it over. this guy ended up pleading guilty to harassment without violence. he got a two-year restraining order to stay away from this family. this guy's attorneylaims he's autistic and has the mind of a 13-year-old and that's why he did all of these things. >>> this one, the fact that anybody would attempt this is amuseing this is at an airport. thman, i mean -- >> the plan is she going to stay in the karg gocargo hold with other bags thrown on top of her. >> their expressions when caught. i feel bad for them. they were detained. no word on what's going to happen to them. yikes, that was a bold move. >>> spring break, a nearly worldwide tradition, and celebrated in many different ways. this guy seems to h

. >> this is about trying to stop innocent and random people from getting killed. >> this note's haveeen wreaking havoc. the state of new jersey extended the hunt. we we will go chasing snow. >> hello. ♪ >> this just in, senator menendez is under fire again but this time it is serious. filing corruption charges against him. this is part of an investigation over the past two years. he came out and denied any wrongdoing having to do with whether or not he pushed the business interest of the florida eye dr. pushing his business interest in exchange for gifts. right now we are joined by republican strategist jeanette hoffman. >> this is actually a pretty big bombshell. we have been hearing about allegations for a couple of years now. he has been under investigation and has continually denied the allegations. with the attorney general agreeing to file charges for criminal corruption that is a whole new world we are looking at command we need to take a a step back and see what comes forward and see what the senators responses. >> this is not the 1st scandal he has faced. do you do you think

two apparently random acts of senseless violence, until forensic science discovered an important link. on an october night in 1990, rob chamberlain and his friend were driving along glenn highway in anchorage, alaska, headed to a local restaurant. as he approached the exit ramp, chamberlain heard a loud crack. he looked back and saw a hole in his rear window. then he saw his friend, 20-year-old jeffrey cain, slumped in his seat and covered in blood. >> the bullet entered the back of his head, exited out the front of his head. death was instantaneous. >> cain's parents were called to the scene. >> i couldn't understand why jeff had to be the one who was shot. maybe i'm just like there is other people, why not shoot the bad people? >> jeff was a computer programmer with no known enemies. the driver, rob chamberlain, said he had no idea why they were targeted. >> our first impression was maybe it was a drug deal gone bad and somebody was following this young man and something had happened. >> we really pressed the issue, were you targeted for some apparent reason? were you involved in so

police are on the hunt for two men driving around attacking people at random. a man and woman were stabbed at 6th and cherry around midnight. one is in critical. the other one is in stable. police believe the assaults of another man a few blocks away is connected to all of this. that victim is telling us in stable condition stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for breaking updates on this search. >>> and there's breaking news in northeast philadelphia, some car owners are going to go out there this morning to their rides torched smashed windows and stolen air bags. "action news" reporter, annie mccormick is live on the scene with the very latest. good morning annie. >> reporter: good morning tam at least five cars hit in the rhawnhurst section of the city. across the street that's one of the cars that was hit. the thing they have in common they are hondas, you can see on the drivers side the window is broken inside. the air bags taken out of the steering wheel. take a look at this video this is from early this morning, this is one of the cars all with the air b

a bullet was found in the head rest of a motorist who was apparently fired on at random near the arundel mills mall at the beginning of this. very close to his head, but that motorist escaped with only minor injuries. reporting live in laurel scott broom wusa 9. >>> young used to be a maryland's correction officer but quit that job last year. >>> bob mcdonell getting some supported in appealing his conviction on corruption charges. 44 state attorneys general from all across the country want the former governor's guilty verdict tossed out. they say the jury convicted him on agreigeiation and access and nothing more. he and his wife maureen were found guilty for exchanging favors for $165,000 in gifts and loans. the court is expected to hear arguments in may. >>> a rockville man has pleaded guilty to producing child pornography. prosecutors say 20-year-old mark punslawn used social media and internet chat rooms to convince young girls to send him sexually explicit photographs. when the victims said they no longer wanted to do that they said he threatened to post the pictures online or tell

. >> we believe at this time it is random. we have a witness who is with the victim at the time he's been able to provide some information about the suspect and what occurred. >> now the injured man was taken to the hospital and remains in critical condition this morning. >>> later today a closer look at several ways the montgomery county council is trying to improve child care. when newly introduced a bill to develop universal prekindergarten. another would increase access to public space for vulnerable children. >>> the d.c. mayor launching a new initiative to help you and your neighborhood. her community relations staff will walk through eight wards and identify issues that can be fixed quickly. community clean ups are planned for this saturday. >>> the it is now time to take a look at the forecast. i really want to to cushion on today. i might put my handead in the sand for the rest of the week. >> don't do that! come on! anything that is coming up later this week will receive relatively mild. february finished off almost

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how a random idea led to an amazing art project. >>> and it's a bar mitzvah invitation with blurred lines. ♪ going all night♪ >> meet the big talent behind the big party production. when is your bar mitzvah? >> may 2nd. >> what's the address? >>> san francisco, notorious for being a great city. super chilled out city hippies there, peace, love san francisco in the bay, man. this juken video, going through this intersection here. keep an eye on the car on the left. pulls right -- it's close. watch this. >> [ bleep ]. dude! >> a bit of a tap with his hand dude what are you doing? i'm sure this in san francisco the guy's going to be chill. >> what's [ bleep ]. >> you saw me the whole way, bro. >> huh? the signal right there. >> you were right next to me it's all on camera buddy. >> [ bleep ]. >> you ran into me. >> i didn't run into you. i passed you up. [ bleep ]. >> calm down sir. >> i don't know what's going on in this guy's day but he's ready to throw down and he's not done yet. >> you're way back there [ bleep ]. >> on video, dude. >> call the cops. >> on camera. >> [ bleep ]. >> step a

there are many programs that have been proven through randomized controlled trials to be very effective. it's a shared responsibility. if you look at a problem like teen pregnancy. 30% of teenage girls become pregnant by age 19. there is a huge problem, how do we address it. clearly those kids themselves have a role. they should be more responsible about unprotected sex. schools have a responsibility to provide sex education, parents have responsibility. government also has a responsibility to provide access to reversible contraceptives to at risk teenage kids. we need a full pattern here, full cooperation here with government, parents, schools, and people themselves, all showing responsibility. >> when you talk about contraceptives, reminds me of a theme i have seen through your writing in books and the current series, the belief that education on top of the ability for a woman to control how many children she has, really does help to break the cycle, and yet there's a cultural resistance to contraception in a lot of cases. >> internationally we, meaning the u.s. policy makers have mad

describing this crime as a mystery placing fear in neighbors saying they don't know if this was a random shooting or a targeted crime. >> i just can't believe now this is too close to home. i just can't believe it. >> reporter: today there was shock and disbelief in this close knit community that a routine walk could turn so tragic. >> unknown individual came up to him, shot him one time and we believe fled on foot from that location. >> reporter: police say neighbors heard a single shot around 8:50. he was found lying on the sidewalk with a fatal gunshot wound his chest. his dog molly was still by his side. >> my understanding is that his daughter goes for a walk with him almost every night. for whatever reason he said to her it's a little late tonight i don't want you walking with me so in effect he possibly saved his daughter's life as well. >> reporter: at first police thought the crime was robbery but he was found with his wallet and cash still on him. >> i think think it was random. the guy was in the wrong place at the wrong time. somebody just walking around looking for prey and

and starts trying to ride away totally random. >> did the pepper spray work? i guess it did because it left but it didn't seem to affect him much. >> as he's riding away you can see he starts rubbing his eyes with his sleeves, he's having a bit of trouble. as he's riding away you hear people on the phone to oakland police. >> bmx-type bike black hair plain colored jeans. >> there was a second video posted shortly around the corner. you can see oakland pd has responded. there he is on the floor being arrested by oakland's finest. >> nice job. that was quick. quick responding. >> we put out a call out to oakland pd. turns out this guy had a half million dollar warrant out for his arrest and he's now being charged -- >> what. >> and being charged with vandalism, assault with deadly weapon and attempted robbery. >> that woman should get a merit or something. you got to believe that slowed him down enough for pd do get him. >>> in the uk alone, 19,000 people a year who are riding their bikes are involved in accidents. so volvo, known for car safety decided, let's h

is that someday, some random lone wolf will strike. it's already happening.n tunisia at a tourist-filled museum. in paris and canada. isis claims it posted the names, photos and supposed addresses of 100 u.s. service members after it says it hacked in to military servers and databases. the group called the islamic state hacking division claimed the 100 americans carried out air strikes against isis targets in iraq and syria, and that they should be killed in their own lands as they walk their streets thinking that they are safe. the terrorist website urged on any potential lone wolf, demanding what are you waiting for? defense officials tell nbc news the list does include some names of active duty service members, men and women, some deployed overseas, some combat pilots. the pentagon is urging anyone on the list to be cautious but has not made a decision to pull them off duty or provide personal protection at this time. even with the best intelligence, it is impossible to stop every random act of terrorism. while u.s. officials take every threat seriously, s

because of the pattern, all points of alignment at the seams happen at random. >> the more seams i cane and the more uniqueness that i can determine, in this case, the bank robber stood at the same place and basically turned around a couple times, and i had some outstanding views of various seams. >> and davies discovered the alignment of the pattern at all of those random points was identical. in the surveillance pictures, davies noticed another distinctive mark, a discoloration in the fabric on the left sleeve. >> i saw a little light mark in what should have been a gray square. you're seeing the white threads that's below the dyed gray. >> he found the same anomaly, a tear in the material in the exact same spot on bellamy's jacket. >> i was absolutely sure that it was that jacket. >> so there's no doubt whatsoever? >> no doubt. >> the examination of the plaid shirt by the fbi was exceptional. we've never seen or heard of this before. this is a new process to us. >> what i couldn't tell was who the bank robber was. but what i could tell was the jacket robbed the bank. >> investigator

to get an answer that is worse than random means you're not ignorant. you have prejudices. >> prejudices, you're not upgrading. you learn something in school or in university like 20, 30 years ago, the problem is that the kids still learn that in school. they learn how the world was when their teachers graduate. we really have to start getting macronumbers right. the world has changed now. africa is also changing. when this evens out, we'll be around 10, 11 billion. that's what we have to feed in the world and we can do it. >> that's why you have the ignorance project, to make people aware of the realities of the world. >> because you can't discuss the future if you don't even know the present. >> hans rosling, pleasure to have you on. thank you. >>> next on "gps," yet another reason to be more optimistic about the world we live in. technology now puts you in charge of your destiny and makes your voice heard in ways unimaginable just 20 years ago. we're going to tell you how you can succeed and profit through all these changes. my guests will explain. i

this was not a random crime of any kind. >> a lot of unkansassed questions. >>> the investigation into a deadly shooting involving four police officers in napa continues his morning. investigators say 41-year-old james richard was shot on friday as police officers prepared to serve a search warrant for drugs at his home. help these was shot when he tried to escape from police while reportedly reaching for a gun. the four officers involved in a case have been placed on administrative leave. >>> our time is 6:04. with just hours to spare a richmond woman discovered murdered evidence in her garbage can on trash day. katie utehs is live in our studio right now. telling us about the evidence that was almost missed by the police and why the police want your help. >> reporter: dave, at first a purse and bloody clothes were a low priority property crime. that is until the body of this woman randhir kaur was discovered hours later. a week ago today kaur's cousin discovered her shot and killed in her apartment after kaur missed dental school classes at ucsf. we now know hours earlier on that sam

i said something to my husband about it because we're being held for random?ever heard that before. >> no email, no access to files and no computer-based testing for the students. into my oldest son was nervous, and now it has been pushed back and now he is nervous for more days. >> it was hijacked by a malware so new it is undetected by solve wear. demanding 500 big coin worth $25,000 in real cash. >> it has to be teen agers, that's what i am thinking. and people from our counties use it to make money. >> and this small school district in this small community targeted. this third grader was baffled. >> why would they do this? it is a school district why do they want money for it? >> no sensitive student or employee information was obtained. the i.t. employees were working work rebuilding the network and working to make it more secure. >> today you just don't know with people. with the technology today, it is so quick, but a lot of people are on it and know how to get into things. >> the district stays email is back. and also they tell us that state testing re

>> there is a random -- >> isn't that taking a higher risk? there are no longer going through the machine that we told everybody in the world is necessary. they did not go through the vetting process. >> they are exposed at a significant higher rate to explosive screening. a significant percentage of passengers that are etd screened prior to that random selection process. they are also subject to additional screening three td -- through etd. five lanes with random selection as part of the screening process. >> how do you think folks feel who paid for the pre-check status about individuals who did not pay for it and did not go through the vetting being allowed to get in line with them? >> i have heard negative complaints from the traveling public about the managed inclusion process. part of our desire to dial these tools back so they become a significantly less contributor to the overall expedited screening process and replacing them with an enrolled population is because of the pushback we have gotten. also because it moves those passengers --

. >> i just clicked a bunch of random numbers. >>> it's time to get to the weather. in honor of the second full day of spring dr. rob marciano wearing a three-piece suit today. >> it's feeling again like winter. i'm trying to shake things up. maybe dressing in layers will help. let's check out this video across parts of southeast, texas. my goodness. nederland, texas, you got doused on in texas. 6.8 inches near that area south of beaumont. houston getting just over an inch of rain. there was a hole around the houston area. but some flooding there. where is the storm going? across parts of louisiana, the gulf coast, mississippi, alabama. through mobile and up towards tallahassee. some of the rain will be heavy at times today. we'll see from an inch to two inches on top of what we have already seen. most of the heavy stuff will be across parts of south georgia. two to three inches in south georgia. a weak clipper system driving down south. getting some warm air. 70 in denver. 38 in fargo. lighter snows across parts of minneapolis and chicago. in this area, anywhere fro

i've never been allowed into steve's office. >> random but delicious.ut cookies. >> matt gets the bucket and all the cookies inside? >> oh yes. >> see? pretty good. and you get to talk to the disembodied voice of steve benen. >> matt, it's a pleasure to meet you. >> hey, steve. i'm so excited to talk with you and with rachel. i'm a fan of both of your work. but i have to say it's really exciting to talk to steve today. >> oh you know it's kind of nice to feel like i'm in the way. >> you're not. really, you're not. i promise. >> you have a very important part to play in all of this. >> yes. >> i'm just working to get the judges on my side. >> i know about bridging the relationship between you and steve. it's all right. i'm fine. all right. first question. >> okay. >> it's from monday's show. on monday's show you are from massachusetts. you are joining us from boston. on monday's show we talked about the teeny, teeny tiny rendell gas station in the massachusetts state senate. republicans hold only six seats. >> that's right. >> but each and every one of t

the motive appears to be robbery and the attack random, stoleman was walking his dog around 8:30 last thursday when three suspects attacked. investigators earlier this week said trio had been stalking another dog walker but then decided to go after him, lets take a listen. >> this was in fact an attempt robbery. we believe it is by three black males wearing hoodies all with backpacks. >> it does appear to be very random. these guys walking down the street saw him and for whatever reason targeted him. >> again, these developments overnight are that a 14 year-old person of interest is now in custody being questioned by police and police have search a west philadelphia house, in connection with this homicide investigation. we will continue to follow the updates, in the meantime police say surveillance video has played a huge role in this case and until all of the suspects are caught police want people in this overbrook neighborhood to be very careful and vigilant. we're reporting live outside police headquarters, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> check out this surveillance vi

. >> i just clicked a bunch of random numbers. >>> it's time to get to the weather. in honor of the second full day of spring dr. rob marciano wearing a three-piece suit today. >> it's feeling again like winter. i'm trying to shake things up. maybe dressing in layers will help. check out this video across southeast texas midland, in connection texas you got doused yesterday. we had 6.8 inches of rainfall, the golden triangle getting doused. houston getting an inch of rain. flooding there. where is the storm going? parts of louisiana, gulf coast and mississippi and mobile alabama and tallahassee. the rain will be heavy at times. we'll see an inch to two inches. most of the heavy stuff will be across parts of south georgia. we have a brief clipper system driving down south against warm air. 70 in denver. 38 in fargo. lighter snow firing across minneapolis to chicago. anywhere from 3 to 6 inches. that will be in mini appear police -- minneapolis chicago a light dusting. >> reporter: here's what's shaking locally. >> reporter: good morning, everyone meteorologist chris s

when he is trying to be confrontational, that picture there is not random. the guy showing all of his teeth while he punches the other guy's lights out. someone offered harry reid money, $12,000 if he would approve new gaming devices in casinos. he called the fbi, they set up a sting operation, and the plan was that harry reid would take a meeting with this guy, fbi agents would set up hidden camera. harry reid was supposed to say "is this the money?" that was the signal. that is not how it worked out. harry reid did take the meeting, did often him the money, but then instead of just saying the signal phrase to the fbi could rush in a videotape of the sting reportedly shows harry reid getting up from his chair and saying "you son of a beep you tries to bribe me" then he attempts to choke the guy. they had to rush in and make the arrest and save the attempted briber. harry reid is very soft spoken. he is also a tenacious so and so who shows his teeth when he punches, literally. now with senateoreor reid announcing today that he will not run for reelection nex

as far as a motive, it looks like all of the shootings are random. richard jordan news 4. >> right now we're, woulding working to find the condition of two men shot overnight. police found the first shot in the stomach at new jersey avenue and m street. the second victim looked like a possible suspect in that shooting. these shootings happened just blocks apart. we'll update you with any new details. >>> it is now 6:48. former secretary of state hillary clinton is under increasing fire for using personal e-mail instead of a government issued e-mail while in office. many are saying she violated federal rules. but clinton steered clear of the controversy at an event last night here in washington. kristen welker joins us with details. >> reporter: that's right, hak hillary clinton atten nan emily's list event last night. she made no mention of that scandal that is swirling around her. but you're right her political problems continue to grow. that congressional committee that is looking in to her response to the attack against the u.s. consulate in bengh

it was actually quite random. >> jimmy: it was random. >> but there was a move i couldn't kind of getike this. which -- the only way i could think of it was, "wash the dog and clap when it's over." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "wash the dog and clap when it's over." [ applause ] i like that. maybe i'll do a little dance like that on the way out to commercial. can we get a little bollywood? yeah. there we go. our thanks to dame judi dench. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ansel elgort joins us after the break. stick around everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ no other scents feel like glade. ♪ uplift your tired tuesday attitude with our clean linen fragrance. ♪ feel fresh and new. feel glade. s.c. johnson a family company. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you know our next guest from such films as "carrie" and "the fault in our stars." starting march 20th, you can see him in the highly anticipated new movie, the divergent series, "insurgent." ladies and gentlemen, please welcome back to our show, ansel elgort, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i love you're doing the dance. than