herthey work hard.ade, wow, that was random. random? no. it's all about understanding patterns. like the mail guy at 3:12pm every day or jerry getting dumped every third tuesday. jerry: every third tuesday. we have pattern recognition technology on any chart plus over 300 customizable studies to help you anticipate potential price movement. there's no way to predict that. td ameritrade. subscribers, and that 3 to 4% will cancel the service. netflix shares are down so far. 12 growing assortment of original shows, it has lower prices that monday of its direct to consumer rifle streaming services. the question is whether the originals will it be a must have if it cost a few dollars each month. melissa. >> julia, thank you. dan made it over to the smart board. less than average move on monday? >> yeah, that's an interesting situation as you said, mel, long-term average has moved about 13%, the day following each quarter, which is really a massive massive move in either direction. the options market is only implying a 10%. why am i at the smart board here? the question we get asked a

herthey work hard.ade, wow, that was random. random? no. it's all about understanding patterns.very day or jerry getting dumped every third tuesday. jerry: every third tuesday. we have pattern recognition technology on any chart plus over 300 customizable studies to help you anticipate potential price movement. there's no way to predict that. td ameritrade. >>> welcome back to "options action." let's get to seema mody in the newsroom. >> bill ackman pushing square, pushing back its condition in canadian pacific it 6.4%, selling 4.1 million shares, roughly $608 million worth of stock. this comes after ackman's fund divested its stake nationally a couple weeks ago, as it deals with the loss of valeant pharmaceuticals. >> for the past 12 months, it's down 24%. mike, how would you interpret this? >> well, look, he's probably contending with some liquidity considerations. i don't know this is necessarily a situation where he's really evaluating what he's holding. you have some liquidity there, and you can obviously source it. i think that's basically what he's doing. i wouldn't read

. >>> but first, a teenager waiting for a trolley become the victim of a random attack ton night as heecovers from his injuries, his mother wants to know who did this and why. >>> good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. >>> police say there have been a series of random attacks many of them happening at the same trolley stop. our natasha brown joins us now with southwest detectives with more on who police believe is behind the violence. natasha? >> reporter: well, ukee, we can tell you there have actually been three random attacks on innocent people just going about their daily lives. we spoke with one mother earlier tonight who tells us that her son was nearly beaten to death and she wants justice. >> i couldn't even look the my child, that looked like it was my child. >> heart pounding are heart wrenching moments for shantel sexton seeing her 17-year-old son lying in a hospital bed barely recognizable. on tuesday, jaffee sexton became the victim of a random attack while he was waiting at a trolley stop at 65 and and elmwood. police say as many as five teenagers stomped

. >>> but first, a teenager waiting for a trolley become the victim of a random attack ton night as heecovers from his injuries, his mother wants to know who did this and why. >>> good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. >>> police say there have been a series of random attacks many of them happening at the same trolley stop. our natasha brown joins us now with southwest detectives with more on who police believe is behind the violence. natasha? >> reporter: well, ukee, we can tell you there have actually been three random attacks on innocent people just going about their daily lives. we spoke with one mother earlier tonight who tells us that her son was nearly beaten to death and she wants justice. >> i couldn't even look the my child, that looked like it was my child. >> heart pounding are heart wrenching moments for shantel sexton seeing her 17-year-old son lying in a hospital bed barely recognizable. on tuesday, jaffee sexton became the victim of a random attack while he was waiting at a trolley stop at 65 and and elmwood. police say as many as five teenagers stomped

herthey work hard.ade, wow, that was random. random? no. it's all about understanding patterns. like the mail guy at 3:12pm every day or jerry getting dumped every third tuesday. jerry: every third tuesday. we have pattern recognition technology on any chart plus over 300 customizable studies to help you anticipate potential price movement. there's no way to predict that. td ameritrade. >> welcome back to "options action." i'm dom new chu. there is no doubt apple has one of the biggest story lines, after the biggest company disappointed quarterly results that stunned investors. it didn't happen apple stock fan carl icahn told cnbc viewers he sold out of the position either. after all was said and done, apple had its worst week since january of 2013 and it lost $265 of market value. >> that at lot of money. let's put it this way. $62 billion what apple lost is worth more than market caps of 4 her to members of the s&p 500 index. it's like perspective here, losing the entire value say of an american express or a biogen or it's worth two valero energies or worth three hormels. a sl

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herthey work hard.ade, wow, that was random. random? no. it's all about understanding patterns.e the mail guy at 3:12pm every day or jerry getting dumped every third tuesday. jerry: every third tuesday. we have pattern recognition technology on any chart plus over 300 customizable studies to help you anticipate potential price movement. there's no way to predict that. td ameritrade. >>> welcome back to "options action. >>> netflix reports after the bell on monday. it's likely to be a roller coaster for the stock. swings on average 12% up or down. cnbc's julia boorstin is in los angeles with a preview of what to expect. hey, julia. >> reporter: netflix is expected to show record revenue and ongoing international user growth as its u.s. growth slows. the biggest metric to watch is netflix subscriber numbers, an indicator of how investment in original content is helping it to compete with its nearest rivals. netflix projects nearly 81 million subscribers, about 6 million more than last quarter's better than expected number. perhaps the most important subscriber number is the one ne

i belong to the stars in the sky ♪ random name random name generator ♪ random name generator random namein the diamond light ♪ a narrator mr. narrator ♪ i want a name and a newborn child ♪ a miracle only ever grows wild it is a book instigator ♪ a random name generator i kinda like it when i make you ♪ cry a miracle only once in a while ♪ a random name generator ♪ i change my name every once in a while ♪ a miracle every once in a while ♪ i create, i am a flame a flame creator ♪ a random name generator ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come on, cuff me to the weed with some wine ♪ if i miss your breeze or you miss mine ♪ i kinda like it when i make you cry ♪ a miracle every once in a while ♪ come on, cuff me to the weed with some wine ♪ i think i miss my family i found ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> thanks so much. >> stephen: wilco, everybody! "star wars!" we'll be right back. this ii got to see my dad, die on national tv. they don't know what they took from us. people are dying. we need a president that's going to talk about it. i believe bernie sanders is a prot

on the random basis we might have been auditing mayor ed lee if h he had mr. hart's finger the jar or something else happened we're not and so i think in terms of the fact we can do that we have all those reasons in terms of public credibility to go ahead and do that we should do that. >> and i think it wouldn't be a big deal if we did certainly not a witch-hunt and in regards to going after poor mayor ed lee in regards to the allegations out there we're not picking him out the fact it is unusual and protocol is something that has not happened before there are times in history you say protocol is indicated that something different should be done watergate investigation i'm not comparing ed lee with nixon but a complete parallel type of process to the usual processes there appeared to be dirty things going on in government and i'm - we're doing something much less than that and there's no big deal about what we are could go that is a question of dignity we should go forward and do that. >> i'll call the question. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? >> no,

requires random audits of lobbyist. we have a process, we have eric willet from audit staff and by quick background about the selection process. as you may recall, all publicly financed candidates have a mandatory audit so they will be audited at whatever level of campaignic tavety because they received public financing. the process tonight is randomly select other campaign audits for candidates controlled committees for committees that did not receive public finances, ballot measure committees and [inaudible] more than one election. so, we have again committees active in 2015, lobbyist audits effective july 2014, requires the commission to conduct one or more audits lobbyist. the first group the commission had selected back in march 2015 and we selected 4 lobbyist audits last year. based on the guidelines you established back in 2008 the commission established in 20 o8, we propose to audit more committees and lobbyist for higher levels. we have a audit pool segregated inoo variety of levels. spending my campaign commit

requires random audits of lobbyist. we have a process, we have eric willet from audit staff and by quick background about the selection process. as you may recall, all publicly financed candidates have a mandatory audit so they will be audited at whatever level of campaignic tavety because they received public financing. the process tonight is randomly select other campaign audits for candidates controlled committees for committees that did not receive public finances, ballot measure committees and [inaudible] more than one election. so, we have again committees active in 2015, lobbyist audits effective july 2014, requires the commission to conduct one or more audits lobbyist. the first group the commission had selected back in march 2015 and we selected 4 lobbyist audits last year. based on the guidelines you established back in 2008 the commission established in 20 o8, we propose to audit more committees and lobbyist for higher levels. we have a audit pool segregated inoo variety of levels. spending my campaign commit

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newark police say the murder was not random. law enforcement sources tell news 4 new york there were drugs >> even though it's considered off cap pus mpus, it's so close to campus, that, yeah, i don't think a lot of students now how to feel right now. >> reporter: they lived on a thriving block popular with rutgers students. while we understand that it was not a random act that led to shani's death, it is a shock to lose a member of our community under any circumstances. the,suspects are described as being between the ages of 20 and 25. and on surveillance video one of them was seen running shirtless from the scene. there is a reward of $10,000 for information leading to ran a an arrest in this case. >>> on long island a school recording video of a teenage boy in a bathroom appeared in court today. nassau county police say william secretly recorded the student then posted the footage on snapchat. williams is now facing several charges including child endangererment. >>> the more -- according to her, the fight began when she conf

herthey work hard.ade, wow, that was random. random? no. it's all about understanding patterns.ike the mail guy at 3:12pm every day or jerry getting dumped every third tuesday. jerry: every third tuesday. we have pattern recognition technology on any chart plus over 300 customizable studies to help you anticipate potential price movement. there's no way to predict that. td ameritrade. >>> welcome back to "options actions. since we're talking options, let's talk about the volatility. the cbo volatility index or vix has had a tough go of it since the stock market hit bottom on that so-called dimon bottom back on february 11. stocks have rallied back by the most in a quarter since the great depression era, and volatility has collapsed. the vix stood at 30, that level on that day. today it's closer to around 13 or 14. we haven't seen a downtrend like that since the autumn of last year when the vix went from a level of 28 down to 13 in a span of about a month, a time when the s&p 500 rallied by over 10%. but it's what came after that has some traders' attention here. after a couple o

>> i get back to saying the time is random. these earthquakes didn't make a san andreas earthquake more likely. it also didn't make it less likely. and the one thing that is not random in earthquakes is where they happen. we know where they are. we know where the shaking's going to be eventually. and as we compare the level of damage we see in japan and ecuador, it reminds us how important building codes are and enforcement of the building codes because building a building right in the first place is a lot better than having two hours to get out from it. >> seismologist dr. lucy jones, thanks so much as always. >>> turning to politics now. tomorrow marks exactly three months until the republican national convention, but who the party officially decides will be its nominee is still very much a mystery. when it comes down to it, both the gop and the democrats are dealing with the same issue. according to our new nbc news/wall street journal poll, their respective frontrunners are seen in the least favorable light of any candidate

s randomizers app. this is yet another example of why minimizing waste, fraud and abuse will go a long way to restore trust in government decisions as to how our tax money is spent. now, i just realized that i missed out on naming one of my grandchildren that i play this with. that's avery, the sister of charlie who wants to make sure that she's in the game also. and then i won't go through the other seven. i'll save those for another time. let me just note that we add more money, ever more money and examples of taxpayer waste. and we're up to $162, 277, 95 955.81. so this is big money. it's nothing to laugh about. this is a small example. we've had examples in the billions of dollars. we owe it to the taxpayer. we owe it to the hard earned taxpayer, the tax dollars that are earned by hard-working taxpayers to be as efficient and effective with the spending of their money as we possibly can. so once again waste of the week. madam president, i yield the floor. a senator: madam president? a senator: i yie

the randomizer but, nonetheless, it points to some need for oversight. a couple things we've done, one of the first things i did was to look at our acquisition program. i brought in an outside, independent agency, the defense acquisition university, just to look top to bottom and tell me if they saw any gaps, any process improvements we needed, and so forth. my concern is best capability at lowest price. and best to the taxpayer. that is one of the things we are doing and we are working hard on improving our oversight and controls and the like. i'm looking across every contract we have to make sure it is appropriate and the money is going to what we think it is. and it is providing the capability we are asking for. it is about making sure we take the limited resources we have and get results. >> thank you for that granular review. as you know, our security is as strong as our weakest link and enhancements at rural airports strengthen the security of the entire national airspace. at your confirmation hearing, i asked about the ait scanners that were to be

of that was spent on a randomizer. so a couple things we've done, one of the first things i did, was look at our acquisition program. i brought in an outside agency just to look top to bottom and tell me if they saw any gaps, so forth. my concern is best capability at lowest price and best value to the taxpayer. so that's one of the things we're doing. and we're working very hard on improving our oversight, our controls and the like. i'm looking across every contract we have to ensure the contract is appropriate, that the money is going to what we think it is, it's actually providing the capability we're asking for. i think that's very important. because it's about making sure that we take the limited resources we have and get some results for it. >> yeah, no, thanks for that very gran lar review. that's appreciated. as you know, our security is as strong as our weakest link. strength and security of the entire airspace. the bad guys are going to find our weak places to come in. i asked about the scanners that were to

on the random basis we might have been auditing mayor ed lee if h he had mr. hart's finger the jar or something else happened we're not and so i think in terms of the fact we can do that we have all those reasons in terms of public credibility to go ahead and do that we should do that. >> and i think it wouldn't be a big deal if we did certainly not a witch-hunt and in regards to going after poor mayor ed lee in regards to the allegations out there we're not picking him out the fact it is unusual and protocol is something that has not happened before there are times in history you say protocol is indicated that something different should be done watergate investigation i'm not comparing ed lee with nixon but a complete parallel type of process to the usual processes there appeared to be dirty things going on in government and i'm - we're doing something much less than that and there's no big deal about what we are could go that is a question of dignity we should go forward and do that. >> i'll call the question. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? >> no,

airports are likely to see more police in public areas, increased random checks of vehicles and people with larger bags. also, additional bomb-sniffing dogs. 28 canine teams have been reassigned from small airports to major transportation hubs. t.s.a. administrator peter neffinger: >> i like to think of it as a icurity environment you create that it gets more and more secure as you get closer to the thing you're trying to protect. >> reporter: that means after security checkpoints, passengers may be subject to more random checks. airline cargo and airport geployees are also receiving extra scrutiny following the tparent bombing of a russian jet in egypt last october. are you confident a brussels- style attack could not happen at a u.s. airport? >> there is always a possibility of an inspired individual or a cell we don't know about to do some harm. which is why it goes back to the visible presence and the layers of security. so that you can deter, detect, and hopefully disrupt. u reporter: while airline passengers are vetted at the moment they purchase a ticket, it's unclear if the bru

now, we'll take turns shooting these random objects into that basketball hoop.lls. >> nice. >> jimmy: a ukulele filled with fruity pebbles. [ laughter ] a rain boot filled with rain. [ light laughter ] a lincoln log cabin. a werewolf on a burrito. >> nice. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and the money ball, worth two points, a boom box. an old-fashioned boom box, right there. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what do you think, looking good? >> yeah. >> jimmy: all right, lets do this. roots, maybe a little music? ♪ taylor, since you're our guest, please go for it. >> i start? >> jimmy: yeah, go for it, buddy. good luck. you can throw it any way you want. >> i, uh -- >> jimmy: march madness, baby. >> i'm going to granny shot this. >> jimmy: yeah, go for it, yeah. ♪ >> so sorry, so sorry. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh. >> oh! >> jimmy: all right, maybe i'll leave my jacket on. all right, ready? [ cheers ] oh! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: all right. did you see what fell down? yeah! [ cheers and applause ] it's all about how you finish. here you

it does not appear to be a random act of violence. the son is being located for questioning even though he is not person of interest. >> darya: think you avery >> mark: ford is calling over 200,000 cars and trucks because at the automatic transmission cannot force the transmission to first gear. there also wrote recalling 81,000 explore suvs because of the suspension problem that could cause a list of steering control. >> darya: the warriors want debt beat the rockets and game 5 and just move on. stephen curry will not be placing because of his knee injury. we found yesterday that coach steve kerr is the nba coach of the air--year. here are the ticket prices. the cheapest prices $105. coarse side is $450. the warriors are planning against china this summer in july. >> mark: at the 680 split there has been a huge crash will take at least 90 minutes to clear. before earning enough cash back from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3

if it's random, they could be shooting at my house. and my wife and i could be in bed and next thing you know, you hear gunshots. >> hoo lives just a few door -- he live the joust a few doors -- just a few doors down from where gunshots were fired. just a mile away, six homes were also hit with bullets on banjo court february 18th. both are close to fanny fitzgerald elementary school. >> we heard gunshots and it sounded really close. we started running. >> reporter: saturday, another home was hit with multiple gunshots. a parked car was also pierced by two bullets. this street also borders an elementary school. >> this is not good more my kids. because i have nine years my daughter. and 4 years old, my son, and sometimes we are outside at nighttime. it's really, really scary for us. >> reporter: during the last six weeks, there have been 10 incidents of bulleteds hitting homes. our camera captured this bullet. that went right through a bedroom. some neighbors say their community has gone downhill in recent years. >> what i see might be

super cute. >> super random. we have seen a lot of prom-posals.ress up like fast food. [ laughter ] >> oh! >> he's wearing the borat man-kini. you see the official proposal is written over the moon. >> if i was her father, i'd come storming out that front door like, oh, heck no! >> what a cheeky question he's asking her. >> it's cool that he doesn't take himself that seriously. >> who wrote prom? >> we have pictures of them enjoying their prom, and they looked very cute. >> very normal. what's he wearing? come on. >> a suit. >> i'm glad he went a little bit more conservative. >>> thanks for >>> a clueless driver winds up on the sidewalk. why they're not any better at backing up, either. >>> a woman tempts fate. >> let's see how this works out. >> see how a little fish will get you a big fish. >>> no skateboard? no problem. the downhill slide that takes some serious skills. >>> plus, the buzz word for your chance to win a new ipad mini. and we pull a prank on charity to prove -- now see why one good scare deserves another and another. >> i don't kn

investigators do not believe this was a random act. they believe it stems from a dispute among neighbors. friend and relatives of the injured boy wants answers. >> whoever did it needs to come forward. you're going to have a guilty conscience regardless. >> we are told that injured child and his family will not be staying at their apartment anytime soon. >> d. c. police have come up empty-handed for the second day in a row for the search for the little girl, rud that went missing from a homeless shelter. divers in the national or bor retum in northeast across the street from where the little girl was seen with her alleged abductor. a janitor that worked at the shelter. neighbors wonder why long to search the and bor retum. >> after they seen there was anything there they should have been here before now. >> police plan no further searches at the arboretum. >> police in dc maryland and virginia have seen one too many dangerous incidents involving illegal dirt bikes and at vs. we learn why police think that you can help. >>> d. c. police

a random shooting or was heted? questions this morning after a data scientist who work on the peninsula was shot dead over the weekend. he was found lying on the sidewalk a half a block away from his home near kaiser hospital. he was parting with his friends at a local bar on saturday night. police say he was walking home when he was shot and killed. a woman who doesn't want to be identified says she heard the shots. >> ran out to try to help him and saw that he had already passed. there was a gunshot wound in his head. assumed immediately that it was some sort of robbery gone bad. but i since learned that he still had wallet on him. >> police say they just don't have much to go on. >>> right now at 6:00, wanted for murder. the new sketches of the suspect police say attacked and stabbed a tourist to death on a busy san francisco street. >>> and i'm bob redell. take you live here to morgan hill where a gym owner has been arrested. now faces charges of sexual assault. that story coming up. >>> what's in a name. the ch

>> the random conversation with the taxi driver and uber driver. >> notice you can't see his face buthink he's starting to catch on to the voice. he takes his phone and i think there might be a little message on there. >> it's classic. i'm just texting. read this about the person sitting right there. >> at this point they start asking the driver, connor, questions about where he's from. >> well, i was born in l.a. but didn't grow up there. so i don't like to say i'm from there but -- in the city. >> the gig is up. >> he's that excited. >> it's bro time, man! >> i think it's pretty safe to say he's happy with this uber surprise. >> oli, your turn. [ bleep ]. >>> thanks for watching with us today. we'll catch you on the next "right this minute." [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] harvey: welcome to "tmz live." harvey levin here. charles: charles here. harvey: so arnold schwarzenegger is on the receiving end of one angry, angry dog. his name is snoop dogg and the reason he's angry is because when arnold schwarzenegger was governor, on the last day

right here. >> reporter :he was one of three random victims by a bb gunmanon march 25th. two hours earliera man was shot with a pellet standing outside a bar. twenty minutes latera woman shot in the hand near a bus stop. the violence followed three months of shattered car windows throughout san leandro the tally above 125 carsadding up to 60 thousand dollars in damage. >> : what was once a prank is now serious violence. >> reporter :police have released these images in hopes of tracking down the young men. one of the cars is a silver toyota 4runner with black wheels and off road tires. the fuel door on the driver's side of the car is either missing.or painted black. the damage they've already doneit will heal. but it won't be the same. it could have hit me in the soft spot of the temple and we're not talking at all. >> reporter :police have stepped up on marked patrols as they're trying to catch these guys in the action but investigators tell me it really will be a tip from the public that leads to a crack in the case as somebody out there knows these guys and the need to

it just superimposes it self on these random chaos of the events or seemingly random chaos of the eventson fed rate plaque flags, talking about driving stopped while driving, talking essentially about black lives matter, so if we are curious but are not comfortable talking today having a courageous krvetion about race, let's look at jackie robinson's life and see how many of the same tropes that are part of our life today on today's headlines jackie addresses. and then you realize how important the action is. the most porpt person in baseball, and the most important person in american sport. >> stephen: and a great player. >> hall of fame. no, no, you could argue that he is not the greatest baseball player but he's the most important person who has their number retire tired in all 30 stadiums. no one is allowed to wear the number 42 except a week from friday when everyone from the bat boy to the manager to the star pitcher, the guy sitting on the bench on both teams in every stadium in every game they wear the number 42 because he didn't in this media culture, didn't just talk the talk.

. >> but is it just like someone's random phone is going to ring and a swede is going to go, hello? >> yes, actually. now, granted, these are swedes that have decided to partake in this campaign. which i think is super awesome. >> so you need a phone because you know we have to call. >> you will soon be connected to a random swede somewhere in sweden. this call may be recorded. >> hello? >> yay! >> hi! what's your name? >> bjorn. >> bjorn, you are talking to five people right now from the u.s. we're calling from a tv show called "right this minute." you're talking to christian. >> hi, i'm oli. >> i'm nick. >> i'm charity. >> and i'm gayle. >> hello i'm working. >> so where are you working? >> for the moment i'm in a taxi. and i have a passenger with me, too. and i was talking about the swedish number with her so it was nice that you called because she was interested in how this works. >> so what made you want to sign up for this campaign? >> well, i like to speak with people. >> what's the strangest country that called you? >> i don't know, there's no strange country, u.s., thailand

in closing this case. >> if people in the city are tired of random violence. they are tired of people being shot and children being shot. and the community. people are working with the police. so, if you are going to commit the crimes in the city you will get arrested. >> gabriel turner left his mother's home en route to the f.b.i. building in downtown d.c. where he worked for 15 years. leon: pricy project coming to the national mall's most popular museum. coming up, how much it will cost and what needs to be fixed there. >> the first dedicated bus lane open for business. how it's not only impact riders but drivers. that story is coming up. the wells fargo center. game three caps-flyers. the building is open and look at the orange verseties. the capping better be ready. preview coming up in s but sierra club chooses jamie raskin for congress they all talk about climate change. because only raskin wrote laws to reduce our carbon footprint and is leading the fight against fracking in maryland. raskin

out of the races texas is alleged listened while the police officers the fact we have now again to random searches resulting in discovering chief says rules are in place that requires officers to report behavior in all of us will get by and trainings. >>reporter: a group of five started a hunger strike last thursday and continues to grow that are fired and mayor ed lee steps down in the distance on also races text messages that were recently exposed to the san francisco police department needs the reversal. >>james: this is in 2016 donald trump hillary clinton's or a big victory brenham closer to a monumental goof a warehouse this fall the republican front runner running off five that the trump to transylvania maryland and delaware connecticut and rhode island donald trump's week's super tuesday. >>reporter: people in five states of rhode island and connecticut and pennsylvania delaware and maryland cast ballots and the so-called assault a primary instead when her the 72 republicans and 384 democratic delegates democrats alike to take a homelands the future is with his campaign. >>james:

. >> but it is indicative of new york and you do have random walking by interactions with people. >> just a wealth of argument characters to be captured and nicholas did just that. >> you have been? >> that's cool. because you run into all these people. we've been missing out on each other the whole time. >> this is just a snapshot of his snapshots of new york city. if you want to check out the entire thing, go to rightthisminute.com, click on tv show or click on the mobile app and pick from any of the 30 videos from 30 days. >>> this dash cam we head to the world capital of chaos and mayhem on the road in canada. on this dash cam, it looks like canada. it's extremely calm. it's extremely clean and nothing crazy is happening. but oh! it will. somebody's on a bike. drama! okay, just kidding. but he will come into play. so here we are, just think, out in scotland everything is wonderful, everything is a-okay. but then from the left, the minivan comes through careening -- it's going to hit that -- it manages to stop just before running into the house and the tree. but then the cyclist i

. >>> a teenager injured in a random attack while he was just waiting for a trolley. we hear from his mother, who wants to know, who did this, and why. >> and, a pair of deadly earthquakes, now it is a race against time, to save those trapped under buildings. we'll have the latest on rescue efforts in japan this morning. >> and, today is saturday, april 16th, thanks for being with us, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. we send it over to justin drabick. i hear he has very nice forecast for this weekend. >> not much to say, but will be perfect, pretty much. >> perfect, sounds good. >> what else could you ask for, compared to last weekends just talking about that snow, yes. >> hard to believe just one week. >> yes, but that is spring time this time of year in the delaware vale. you get a little bit of everything. but we're locked into nice stretch. if you like the past couple of days, you'll love this forecast coming up. gets little warmer, we keep skies nice and sunny, no increase in humidity either. very pleasant to get outside. still, chilly in the morning hours, not q

popping up random hit and miss style. not a lot of upper level support. 4:00, 5:00 a.m. there could be a shower or thunderstorm going by as the front pushes through, when the sun comes out in the city and out to the eastern end of long island and connecticut. a shower or thunderstorm, 80. tonight showers early. a few more overnight. we clear out overnight. it's cooler and it will be a little drier, too. clouds in the morning giving way to sunshine, 69 degrees. the accuweather seven-day forecast, we have a nice big batch of ocean air for sunday. it will feel great. 64 degrees. a bit warmer on monday, 72 -- 72. then the next shot of rain is tuesday. so, it will be nice weather this weekend. you can dance like nobody is watching. >> that's how i dance best. >>> we got another sweet story. a newborn kitten is in good hands after being pulled from a this kitten a few days old. look at the little kitty found with it is umbilical cord still attached and eyes closed. rescuers say a woman heard the kitten and they came to its rescue. they named the kitty hope. firefighters were a

we'll go up and we'll pick a number that's random.their toes, because if we were to go in and start searching from cell one all the way down then the others will know, hey, we're going to get searched next. let's get rid of our contraband. doing it at random gives us a good chance to find something if they do have anything up in there. >> this one. this is not right. >> let's see. >> feel this one. feel that one. here. go ahead and open that one. yeah. that's soap. >> what is that? >> whoa. whoa. >> there we go. >> let me see that. >> look at that. >> what do you got there? >> ma'am, that's a cuff key. that's a homemade cuff key made out of metal. that's a homemade cuff key. this right here can get somebody killed. this is why we do our shakedowns and do them at random. if they knew we were coming we would have never found this. it would have been gone. they would have flushed it. this right here is very serious. >> the key has been discovered in the cell of inmates lionel bowden and fostoe duran, but it was in bowden's deodorant cont