we're about to hear why. >> sara bareilles sings her latest single.s "today" on nbc. she's performing "i choose you." >>> the song "brave" was a huge hit for sara bareilles with more than 25 million views for the video on youtube and grammy nomination for best pop solo performance. >> now she's back to perform her latest single off her grammy nominated album "the blessed unrest." we're so excited it is you and the guitar. >> that's how you roll. >> you solved the mystery, you think it was a c and you go honestly, that's a c. >> what -- you're going to sing for us. >> i'm going to sing "i choose you," my latest single. >> as you're listening to this, go online and google the video. it is awesome. >> okay. all right. sara bareilles. ♪ let the bough break let it come down crashing ♪ ♪ let the sun fade out to a dark sky ♪ ♪ i can't say i'd even notice it was absent ♪ ♪ cause i could live by the light in your eyes ♪ ♪ i'll unfold before you would have strung together the very first words of a life long love letter ♪ ♪ tell the world that we finally got it

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sara will be live from d.c. with some of the funniest and most biting and they were quite biting, those lines from president obama's speech coming up just a little bit later. >> i'll admit it, speaking of nerds, i stayed up and watched the whole thing on c-span last night. >> well, she's a regular c-span viewer. >> between that and bravo, "the real housewives of new york," i flipped back and forth. >> high/low. >> exactly. everyone has their entertainment. it was a great show last night and speaking of nerds, seriously, it's a huge day for "star wars" fanatics. it is may 4th as in may the fourth be with you. take a look. we have r2-d2 with us to help us celebrate throughout the morning. everyone here was psyched when they saw him come in. >> i'm excited. >> i want an autograph. we're going to take some selfies later on. >> nice job. >> c3po was stuck in traffic. >> he's on his way. yes. >>> we're going to start, though, with the contagious panic overnight at an upscale hotel in las vegas. reports of a near riot

sara. >> i have a chihuahua. >> well, happy mother's day to you, too, sara. good morning. >>> we begin in ukraine. they're voting on an independent referendum. the voting is under way. in the eastern part of that country in the area at the center of the recent violent pro russian insurgency. the vote on autonomy. in two regions with large ethnic russian populations. that vote is going forward. despite calls from ukraine and russia not to hold the vote. >>> meanwhile, president putin took time off from politics for a friendly game of hockey. putin's team, imagine this, they crushed their opponents, 21-4. putin scored six of those points. i'm guessing he was never cross checked in that match. >> can you imagine being the goalie? >> exactly. >> oops, he scored again. >>> tense moments in a little league game in san antonio, texas. as a small plane appeared to be headed right at the playing field, sending terrified players running for cover. abc's correspondent michelle franzen has more on the story. >> reporter: this morning, parents and little league players in

. >> reporter: two months after leaving scal, sara -- school, sara's day is predictable - looking in the pap paper for jobs. many offer contract work. today she has gone to an interview. she's been to 20 in recent weeks. she tries not to get her hopes up. >> translation: i send cvs, people don't reply, if they do, they tell me i have no experience. after so many nos, i start to lose motivation and stay at home. it's difficult to get a job. >> the problem for young people who suffered unemployment in a country like portugal is that there may be long-term consequences. economists believe that their future career prospects, their earnings and their happiness can be affected by a spell of youth unemployment. and so even as economies start to grow in southern europe, the consequences of this crisis could be felt for decades to come. claudia is an experienced set designer for the theatre and slightly older than sara. she likes to keep busy, but the work has dried up. she hasn't had a regular job for two years. in these conditions, she says, it's not possible to start a family. >> translati

sara evans "slow me down." >> very nicely done! ladies and gentlemen, sara evan evans! i'm as gone as yesterday ♪ ♪ but if there's something you still need to say ♪ ♪ you need to say it now ♪ hurry up and slow me down ♪ slow me down ♪ if you let this train roll down these tracks ♪ ♪ gonna wish you tried to talk me back ♪ ♪ boy, you're gonna miss everything we had ♪ ♪ if you let this train roll down these tracks ♪ ♪ if all that's left to do is walk away ♪ ♪ then baby i'm as gone as yesterday ♪ ♪ but if there's something you still need to say ♪ ♪ you need to say it now ♪ hurry up and slow me down ♪ slow me down ♪ the wheels are turning in my mind ♪ ♪ don't wanna leave but i might this time ♪ ♪ if all that's left to do is walk away ♪ ♪ then baby i'm as gone as yesterday ♪ ♪ but if there is something you still need to say ♪ ♪ you need to say it now ♪ you need to say it now ♪ oh, you need to say it now ♪ you need to say it now ♪ hurry up and slow me down ♪ ♪ slow me down ♪ slow me down ♪ >> thank you so much! happy memorial day, everybody nothing like relaxing on the beach.

. >> sara sidner joins us live from ala vista. sara, i know it's early there. what are you seeing this morning? i know there are a lot of vigils. >> christi and victor, we're standing outside the ivy deli mart. you mentioned this victim. it's really important to this community that the victims are talked about more than the suspect and his manifesto and his rage against society, women in particular. let me show you the vigil that's growing here. it is filled with candles. there are notes to the family. there are pictures. it says your family will miss you, chris, with a big red heart and some pictures of christopher ross martinez. his father spoke, tearing up twice, a gut retching cry at the end, trying to explain to parents, that you never think it's going to happen to you, but it does happen. it happened to our family. i want to show you one more thing up here. this is just the process of healing as people in this community try to understand what happened, try to heal from this. there are two bullet holes you will see. sticking out of those bullet holes are b

sara is here with more on this story. tell us, sara. this looks fun. >> you can call it the x games for pups. as these dogs headed to the beach for some scruffy competition. ♪ the dog days of summer have only just begun. but these canines really know how to put on a show. it's the fifth annual most incredible surf dog competition. it's not just about hanging ten. dogs of all shapes and sizes show off their skills. nabbing frisbees in mid-air. and seeing just how far they can jump into a pool of cold, refreshing water. the pups traveled far and wide to the contest held in huntington beach, california, for the purina pro plan western regional competition. the highlight, dogs catching tubular waves. check out this lab as he surfs right on to the beach. and this great shot from a gopro camera that caught this bulldog as he was hit by a major wave. and no dogs were harmed in the filming of this competition. although ron thought one of the dogs might have been glued to the board. >> the paws. >> we're pretty sure that can be confirmed. >> on

you are the catch. >> i'm the catch. >> sara and scott plan to get married next year in august. they don't want to interfere with football season. >> and if you're one of those invited to that wedding, they tell me they wouldn't mind season tickets, if you're interested in more about the scoreboard and tours out here, you can go to levistadium.com. live in santa clara, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> maybe the team is listening, maybe they want to pitch in for a nice little wedding gift. >> if they invite coach harbaugh, he'll bring his kakys and tickets. >> let's turn it over to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. did you ever go out and have your al fresco dinner? >> i did. it was warm out there. i had a burger and fries. the hottest bay area weather for today was right here across the south bay. whether you ate outside or were cooled inside tonight, it's mild out here. after 98 degrees in cupertino, we are still tracking across parts of the bay area, from the santa clara valley right up even in san francisco, 70-degree temperatures. this 73 in the hay district is warmer

sara, thank you. >> thank you. severe weather may have been a factor in a deadly overnight explosion at a jail in florida. two inmates were killed and three others are still missing. 150 people both inmates and guards hurt when part of that building collapsed. firefighters say it appears that a natural gas line ruptured has been inundated by rain, but investigators say it is too soon to find out whether the nodding caused that explosion. this same front has also given us dramatic changes. that could even fuel more thunderstorms today, but a lot of this continues to clear out, so anything for today will be more spotty. you can see kind of where that layed across florida. and into central florida tomorrow, and of course, we have had some much rain, some parts of that coastline, up to two feet over two days. any more rain will certainly cause additional flooding. in mississippi some neighborhoods are gone, some return to find nothing. robert gray was with one family, and watch as the only thing they could do was cry.

>> "brave." >> hello and cyndi lauper has "true colors." >> i'm a sara bareilles stalker. >> sara, what-brainer. not only to team up with somebody like cyndi lauper but to do it for this cause. clearly, so passionate about it, yeah, it was a very quick yes. >> that's cool. to have you match up two songs that are wonderful but, to me, different. >> i don't know yet. >> yeah. you have a new single out -- at least a new video "i choose you" it's a tearjerker. >> you see it and make some of your fans part of your video. >> i wanted to do something that would help this song feel like it belongs to the fans. and it was actually my manager's idea to actually do real engagements. so we did -- we held this contest. and sweet matt and sweet ali sent in their videos. it's just incredible to be a part of this moment in their life. >> it's their reaction when they see you. you step in -- >> it's 100% authentic. >> by the way, you don't have to read lips when they see you. it's amazing. you are on tour this summer. you've been home in new york -- are you enjoying being a home body and hanging around?

sara? >> it's a show in itself of what goes on during commercials.wesome, awesome news for fans of "pitch perfect 2," katey sagal is joining the cast. she'll play the mom of hailee steinfeld's character, who joins the singing group the bellas. now the hilarious rebel wilson just tweeted this photo from the set with her co-stars all posing as team bellas. i can't wait for the sequel. it's due out next may. i also want one of those jackets. >> i really liked the first movie. it was really good. >> and one moment i sat with george stephanopoulos, i joked around, he totally bonded with me. i can't believe we bonded over "pitch perfect." i think he might quote it on the side. >>> we heard of people naming their babies after famous movie characters, but what about a newborn named after a car? the list of outrageous babies' names -- among them, subaru, apparently that's a boy's name, and kyndle spelled with a "y." it wasn't just one baby. six kyndles were born last year. >> all with "y." >> yes. for girls, pistol, happiness and ransom. >> ransom? >> and ran

. >> sara sidnor joins us live from isla vista. in addition to the six people rodger killed what, do we know about the 13 others injured in this attack? >> reporter: we know eight of them were shot and three of them were hit by his car. there's one person who sustained minor injuries and the police aren't quite clear what happened to that person. there are still people in the hospital dealing with gunshot wounds and broken bones. this case has so many disturbing details to it. 10 different crime scenes, seven people killed, the shooter ending up according to authorities killing himself, likely shot himself in the head and then you see these growing memorials and we just talked to you about christopher martinez. this is the memorial to christopher martinez, he was killed here at the ivy deli mart, with one girl, at least one person trying to save him, and throughout the evening, there have been more candles and more flowers brought to this particular site. also at the site where the girls were walking by the sorority, where two girl

sara is waiting for help. investigators haven't collected evidence to track down phone or email records or trace her son's bank accounts. every time a masked parade is discovered, she calls a forensic expert to give details about her son. >> translation: i'm the detective. i'm looking for him alive or dead. i don't want to give up hope. otherwise his body may be in a mass grave turning to tuft. >> not enough cases have been solved and they haven't veriated a database for the missing. it's frustrating. >> translation: it doesn't matter what we do. even if we kill ourselves, analyse we find him alive. the mothers always feel we aren't doing enough. >> her words may sound offensive, but they are accurate. sara and the other mothers say all they know is that the children will be taken alive. >>> in the yates police say they have recovered the body of a second person on board a hot air balloon, that caught fire and crashed in the state of virginia on friday. they are searching for the remains of a third victim. the

. >> sara's 31-year-old son disappeared last september.cessful chef and a father, he planned to open a restaurant, but after having dinner out, he never came home. >> i don't have anything to celebrate because i'm missing one of my kids. i miss him. i don't know where he is. authorities aren't investigating. >> there are thousands of mothers searching for their disappeared children. they promised that the government would help them find a loved one. the women feel frustrated, angry and let down. more than 26,000 people have gone missing in mexico since 2007. that's when the former government declared war on the drug cartel and it exploded. after the president took office he formed a special missing purpose unit to help him investigate the disappears. it's been a year since the unit was created. sara was waiting for help. they have not found records, traced bank acts or phone records. every time a new mass grave is discovered, she calls forensic experts and gives details of her son. >> translation: i'm the detective, looking for him alive o

. >> reporter: sara wilson is a wife, a blogger and busy mother of three outside of philadelphia. >>u have your hands full? >> yeah. >> reporter: like nearly half of american families who carry credit card debt, sara has her fill of finance charges. >> do you feel sick to your stomach you're throwing money away? >> yes, i do. >> you didn't need me to remind you, right? >> no. >>reporter: she wants to get ahead and pay down the balance. paying 23% interest on credit cards. well over the national average of 15%. so we brought in credit card points expert brian kelly, founder of thepointsguy.com. >> hi, how are you. >> reporter: did you know you may be able to negotiate an interest rate with your credit card company. >> we called the credit card company. what are the questions we ask? >> ask the phone rep, how much have i paid in interest this year. you want to get them onboard with you. >> reporter: next gather up the credit card offers you got in the mail and use them as leverage. >> say look, we're going to move our business, what are you going to do for me? >> reporter: if they give

. >> correspondent sara hoy looks at those who say they did it - even when they didn't. >> no blood, no fibres, no hair, no ballistics, no bullet traces or a shred of physical evidence to connect him to the crime. >>> why would anyone confess if they are not guilty? >> not knowing the law i thought i will tell them what they want to hear, and i'll prove it's a lie. >> a story of justice denied in our continuing report on crime and punishment. >>> also - lost on september 11th, and the 13 years sings - the growing death toll of those that came to help, and the evidence that their sacrifice didn't end when they left ground zero. >> i've been diagnosed with cancer, and leukaemia. >> what they left behind - the lonely struggles across the border. travellers unseen as they make their long journeys through the desert leaving only remnants of the fabric of their lives. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm joie chen. it's hard enough to understand the criminal mind. what's the truth about criminal confessions. do people who are truly innocent confess to crimes they didn't commit? we

isi'm sara gore and this "open house." we celebrate interior designer going inside his 22 acre bedford estate. get a rescue they will never forget. first, a modern twist on mediterranean living in los angeles. this architect did a masterful job of building a home everyone wants. [captioning made possible by nbc universal] >> welcome to "open house." i'm coming to you from new york city's chelsea neighborhood. its five bedroom space has basis open floor plan and features an industrial kitchen and a lot of modern details, like exposed metal support beams and brick. now let's go to california with the spacious estate in brentwood. this home is complete with a beautiful courtyard, fireplace, and so much more. you will feel like you are living on a resort. hi, this is jerry golden welcome to this beautiful home in brentwood, california. to did aitect masterful job of building a home everyone says they want, high ceilings, large rooms, and this indoor outdoor flow is unbelievable. now this living room is money. you've got forwar

>> sara sidner reporting live for us this morning.r you heard from in sara's report has much more to say about the son he lost in that deli. >> the politicians after sandy hook swore they would do something. >> we're all proud to be americans. what kind of message does it send to the world when we have such a rutterless bunch of idiots in government. i can't tell you how angry i am. it's just awful and no parent should have to go through this. no parent to have a kid die because in this kind of situation. what has changed? have we learned nothing? these things are going to continue until somebody does something so where the hell is the leadership? where the hell is these people we elect to congress that we spend so much money on? these people are getting rich sitting in congress. what do they do? they don't take care of our kids. my kid died because nobody responded to what occurred at sandy hook. those parents lost little kids. it's bad enough that i lost my 20 year old, but i had 20 years with my son. that's all i'll ever have. they

. >> ella es sara, cuerpo perfecto, sonrisa radiante y voz seductora, pero su carrera parecÍa ir rumbo federal del brasil la detuvo el aeropuerto de rÍo de janeiro junto a su novio alias el indio, apodo, que segÚn la policÍa de colombia se ganÓ gracias a sus malos modales, era buscado por la interpol en siete paÍses. >> popos des de concierto para delinquir, trÁfico y porte de estupefacientes, homicidio agravado. >> sara quedÓ en libertad, porque no tenÍa antecedentes, con la misma suerte contÓ la modelo viviana souza, detenida en compaÑÍa de su novio, alias jj. dos aÑos antes, habÍa caído andy sanclemente, tambiÉn modelo, en compaÑÍa de un capo mexicano conocido como "el monstruo", pero cuÁl es la fascinaciÓn de las bellas por estos monstruos? >> eldinero, y como la mayorÍa vienen de lugares humildes donde han pasado necesidades, cuando les hablan de 50.000.000,100 millones, relojes de marca y ropa costosa, todas se dejan tentar por el ofrecimiento. >> para la doctora los chicos malos tienen un encanto especial. >> como hemos sido creados con estereotipos, el prototipo del macho, es e

sara, tell us about it.s7 >> the heart of africa is open to the public.le. after visiting i'm left with one word, magical. imagine getting off a plane in columbus, ohio, and just 30 minutes later, you're on an african safari. >> i cried after i first came up here. >> you started crying? >> yes. >> reporter: it's called heart of africa. a new 43-acre expanse on the grounds of the columbus zoo and aquarium. 130 animals representing 20 species.a the culmination of a dream for jack hanna. he says it's the most exciting thing he's done in his 45 years in the zoo business. >> there's a common zebra. >> reporter: but this is not your father's trip to the zoo.v: they go back in their humps. it's kind of like my hump. this has to be one of the most interactive experiences you can have at any zoo. >> will you ride this thing? >> yeah. >> who said we had to ride it? >> if i came here i get to ride a camel. >> oh, brother. >> reporter: yep, camel rides. why are you sliding to the fá right, jack hanna? >> i don't know. >> haven't you ever ridden a camel before? why di

abc's sara haines tells us how. hey, sara. >> yeah.are a fan favorite and always leave us with memorable moments. the talk of tonight's show is centered around an anticipated duet between carrie underwood and miranda lambert, a new song from robin thicke, supposedly written about or for his ex, paula patten. but most of all, with the help of technology, music fans are eager to see michael jackson take the stage again. ♪ you knock me off of my feet now, baby ♪ ♪ hooo >> reporter: the king of pop, fixed to get fans on their feet tonight, as a hologram, at the billboard music awards. ♪ you know it's thriller >> reporter: in his appearance, michael jackson is set to twist, thrust and moonwalk back into music. but m.j.'s comeback is littered with controversy. ♪ i'm bad, i'm bad >> reporter: in an emergency lawsuit filed thursday, the two companies with rights to the hologram technology tried to pull the curtain on jackson's return stating they will suffer irreparable injury in the form of price erosion, loss of goodwill, damage to reputatio

it feels like christmas. >> sara probably stayed up most of the night.th mark leibovich. did you have fun? >> i had so much fun. it's a crazy dream, politicians crossed with celebrities and journalists. like everyone in your world coming together. >> and mark, you have parodied it. >> i don't know. we have certainly criticized it. i think it's an abomination. i don't go. i just think it's -- >> your paper doesn't go. but peter baker got an award. >> peter did. we love peter. we congratulate him. we don't go. beyond that, i think it's morphed into this extravaganza of two dozen preparties and afterparties. what we celebrating? >> kathleen parker wrote it's the cocktail of self-love and self-loathing. >> exactly. >> i have been going now for 30 years. and, i sense another turn in the dinner. it kind of had this, a big rise where all of washington and hollywood are coming together. the last couple of years, it does seem there's a little more pushback to going to -- to recalibrate toward the old days. >> i would hope so. my book is about disconnect. disconne

. >> sara giloti just to remind you of our annual fiscal budget process typically we'd bring a narrative budget outlook to you in april so may we present a draft budget we'll take, comments any questions and the fiscal year budget is just our estimate for the upcoming fiscal year slice of the overall program budget as you heard extensively this morning managing the project to the overall budget so this is an estimate of what is spent in the upcoming year starting july 1st it's approximately 321 million there will be some changes in the final budget that we bring to you. the concept of operations rfq contract rfp contract that's on your agenda later this morning the cash flow information for that contract was not available at the time of contract preparation so that's in addition to the final budget that you will see and we're also working with our partners at the sfcpa to keep the downtown extension engineering team under contract for on call work they are continuing to support the supplemental and environmental working with high speed rail and cal train so has agreed to accelerate and s

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a man ripped glass off sara's face and ran out. >> eventually got the google glass back. when i ran inside i found my purse had been stolen. >> her glass is welcome like king fish restaurant in king mateo. back at molotov's the sign went back up, no recording on the premises. there are 13 in oakland and seattle and now ban google glass posting signs like this. for the most part, it is all about privacy. >> they don't want to be recorded. it is a bar. >> jeff lucas manages the 500 club. customers complained and the users could be creepily recording them. >> i came here to drink and watch sports. i don't need to be seen. i don't want my wife to see this. >> it is such an invasion of privacy. >> camera phones phones are obvious. you can't tell if glass users are looking or recording you. they blame sara for not simply taking hers off at night. >> you can't go and have a beer and relax somebody going and putting your life on instagram. >> they are filming people without permission and it is wrong. >> somebody else said they have those google glasses on. i'm like, let's not dr

the tifia loan and that's what we're using to help pay the tifia loan with that i turn it over to sara. >> we closed on our tifia loan and the source of repayment is largely the net tax increment and 4.57 percent interest rate and there's certain conditions in the loan that we need to meet before we can draw down the two main conditions are selling $429 million worth of land and demonstrating full funding for the project we had requested to draw down on the loan before meeting those conditions we had a proposal for a proportional draw that tifia was unable to grant however we have contract certification needs and we did meet another source of funding to keep the contract award on schedule this calendar year so tifia agreed to amend the loan they are making changes that are allowing us to right now we're in the process of negotiation and that will be brought to you late summer or early fall the main amendments are modifying and repaying subordinate debt and also to be used for other project costs instead of being locked up for prepayment of the tifia loan and also on the full funding po

a man ripped glass off sara's face and ran out. >> eventually got the google glass back.when i ran inside i found my purse had been stolen. >> her glass is welcome like king fish restaurant in king mateo. back at molotov's the sign went back up, no recording on the premises. there are 13 in oakland and seattle and now ban google glass posting signs like this. for the most part, it is all about privacy. >> they don't want to be recorded. it is a bar. >> jeff lucas manages the 500 club. customers complained and the users could be creepily recording them. >> i came here to drink and watch sports. i don't need to be seen. i don't want my wife to see this. >> it is such an invasion of privacy. >> camera phones phones are obvious. you can't tell if glass users are looking or recording you. they blame sara for not simply taking hers off at night. >> you can't go and have a beer and relax somebody going and putting your life on instagram. >> they are filming people without permission and it is wrong. >> somebody else said they have those google glasses on. i'm like, let's not dre

we want to say a big thank-you to sara sidner. gail saltz, thanks for your expertise and larry allen, doing great work on behalf of forgotten children. thanks so much for joining us here "@this hour." >> i am still confused, even if they thought she ran away willingly, how could they not find her, given that they knew his identity all along. >> i think he changed his identity several times. who knows? that's a very good point. >> ten years, an awfully long time to have to wait. >>> other headlines, the noeshl oceanic and atmospheric administration is letting folks know how bad they think this hurricane season will be as a nod of people who pulled together during superstorm sandy. that announcement is still going on, but we'll bring you the latest once it wraps up. >>> some 37 million people across the u.s. are in the path of dangerous storms right now. many are still recovering from some freak weather. look at what happened in denver of the stadium, outside the stadium there. they had to pull out the snowplows to clear hail we're

sara is waiting for help. investigators haven't collect evidence, tracked down phone or email records or traced her son's bank accounts. every time a mass grave is disoffed she sends police details of her son. >> translation: i'm the disct. i'm looking for him alive or dead. i don't want to give up hope. >> not enough cases have been solved and they haven't finished creating a national database for the missing. the human rights director is committed and frustrated. >> it doesn't matter what we do, if we kill ourselves trying to find children. unless we find them alive the mothers will feel we are not doing enough. >> her words may sound offensive, but they are accurate. sara and the other mothers say all they know is that their children were taken alive. and that is how they want them back. >>> the military standoff between the north and south defined the tense relationship for 70 years. one of the most heavily fortified borders is not the only factor. the years of separation left a cultural divide too. that i

. >> their daughter sara was killed by a driver who ran a red light in 2002. 31 years old and the mother of two. a high school chemistry teacher and basketball coach in oxford, ohio. she was on her way to a teacher-training workshop on a saturday morning when her light turned green. >> it was a young man, 21 years old, he ran the red light going 55 miles an hour and he t boned her car and sara was killed instantly. >> they believe there's a way to prevent crashes like the one that killed their daughter. automated cameras that keep an eye on intersections 24/7. so even when police aren't there, drivers think twice before running the light. the proof that they work is a 40-minute drive from their farmous in ohio state capital. >> the city of columbus installed its first red light camera at this intersection in 2006. since then it's put cameras at more than three dozen other intersections. and at those locations, side impact crashes are down by 74%. >> we have significantly altered driver behavior for the good here in columbus, ohio. >> he's the city's safety dir

and abc's sara haines is there. sara, good morning. >> good morning.s giving dances tips on goodmorningamerica.com all season long. now, coast-to-coast, they want everyone to get happy and healthy by getting up on their feet and dancing. we're in grand central right now where we've been stopping commuters. they're not here right now. but we've been getting them to show us their moves on the way to work. i'll be back next half hour with louis van amstel. and i might get to take a spin with him on this dance floor. so, stay tuned. >> we certainly will, sara. thank you very much. >>> coming up next on "good morning america," we have singer toni braxton here live. and opening up like never before. and of course, the great p.p. phillip phillips, performs live. ginger, that was for you. >>> i'm kristen sze. st. heart's cathedral prep to miltded jessica's portrait because it va lited dress codes. portraits will be displayed at graduation on saturday. see how your morning commute is going with leyla gulen. >> good morning, everyone. 8:27, we are tracking traff

in tech we like software, sara. >> all right.rkets. 2014. >> good to see you. >> year-end target on the s&p. adam parker of morgan stanley. >> bye. >> google's driverless car is getting buzz this morning. let's get perspective from bob, the former vice chairman of general motors. he joins us on the news line as we play the pictures out for people who haven't been able to see the car. welcome to the show. bob, can you hear me, bob lutz, are you there with us? we couldndon't seem to have bob. a market flash with dom chu. >> okay. so let's talk about what's happening with two shoe companies walking in opposite directions. first of all dsw shares moving lower after weaker than expected first-quarter results. citing what else, bad weather and the aggressively promotional environment. the stock is currently at least up about 10% here. a different story for brown shoe, up 10%, posted better than expected first quarter earnings driven by athletic shoes, as a result raised 2014 and 2015 guidance going the opposite direction up about 10% i

sara hoy with an indepth look at people that said they did it, when they said they didn't. >> no blood, fibres, hair, bullet traces - not a shred of physical evidence. >> why would anyone confess if they weren't guilty? >> not knowing the law, of course, i said well i'll tell them what they want to hear, i can prove it was a lie. >> an extraordinary story of justice denied in our continuing reports on crime and punishment in america. also tonight - shot in the arm, the case for childhood vaccinations gets a booster from an outbreak of measle, and worries about the return of other childhood diseases. why a small but growing number of parents say though to shots. >> what would happen if nobody vaccinated their kids at all? >> we'd be a lot healthier. >> you do. >> i do. >> michael okwu with a look at the measles epidemic and its movement. >>> and swept away. what the tide brings the artist the sea. >>> gooeping thanks for joining us for "america tonight", the weekend edition. it's hard to under the criminal mind, what is the truth about criminal congegss. do people who are truly in the c

. >> sara's 31-year-old son disappeared last september.uccessful chef and father, he planned to open a restaurant with his mother. after having dinner out, he never came home. >> i don't have anything to celebrate, because i'm missing one of my kids. i miss him. i don't know where he is, authorities are not investigating. >> reporter: there are thousands of mothers searching for their disappeared children. the president promised that his government would help them find loved ones. these women feel frustrated, angry and let down. >>> more than 26,000 people have gone missing in mexico since 2006. that is when the former government declared war on the drug cartel and violence exploded. after the president took office, he formed a special missing person's unit to help him vet the disappearances. it's been a year since the unit was created but sara is waiting for help. investigators have not collected evidence, tracked down phone or email records or traced her son's bank accounts. >> every time a mass grave is discovered, she calls the forensi

. >> reporter: sara villasenor had made a quick trip to the bathroom. she was gone for less than two minutes. in that time, her daughter, nina, managed to take off her life jacket and floaties. >> there was no struggle. no splashing. no sound. nothing. she started sinking down to the bottom. >> reporter: when costa mesa police officer matt olin arrived on the scene, he thought it was too late. the fear in his voice, captured by the recorder he wears. >> come on, nina. come on, nina. i was doing cpr for about a minute. and at that point, i still wasn't getting any response from her. >> reporter: she finally did respond. >> there you go. there you go. just got her started to breathing. >> reporter: drowning is the number one cause of unintentional death for children 4 and under. and most of those drownings take place in home swimming pools just like this one. on average, that's about 400 children a year. a sober warning, reminding parents to never take their eyes off a child near water. is there a lesson in this for other people and other families? >> if

the old sara lee frozen bakery products, chef pierre piece. week ago we learned that hillshire snapped up pinnacle for $6.6 billion, 18% premium where the stock was trading before the announcement. this is a huge win for anybody who has stuck with pinnacle since the day it became public. what about hillshire who got dinged in the news? people sold it down. is it still worth owning now that we have the catalyst of the pinnacle takeover? after the deal was announced, wells fargo upgraded the stock to outperform whereas the same time, exact same time, jpmorgan downgraded hillshire from overweight from buy to neutral. we had an honest to goodness smackdown over hillshire brands going on from here, steel cage death match. only one analyst leaves. before we get into the bull case and bear case, ever since the break-up of the old sara lee was announced, which we championed, hillshire brands has been a real winner. stocks giving a healthy low risk, 30% return since the break-up occurred in june 2012. just like we see with so many other break-ups this

claudia is slightly older than sara, an experienced set designer in the theatre. she likes to keep busy but the work has dried up. she hasn't had a regular job for almost two years. in these conditions, she says, it's not possible to start a family. >> translator: i have many friends in a worse situation than me because i don't have children. i have friends who have two children, school to pay for, healthcare and so on. they have to ask their parents for help. it's our parents' generation that's keeping us going. >> for sara, there is good news. the hostel where she had the interview had offered her a job. it only pays a few hundred dollars a month. not much to live on this city, but young europeans are desperate for just a start as it becomes more and more difficult to break out of a cycle of unemployment. barnaby phillips, al jazeera, lisbon. >> and in the next part of our generation jobless series, a report from tunisia where youth unemployment helped trigger the arab spring uprising. it remains a major problem two years on. >> that's on saturday, here on al ja

let's bring in sara. her partner, phillip wood, was on flight 370. >> thank you for having me on the show. >> thank you for being here. are you satisfied by today's report? >> well, we're pleased that they finally started to give some information but we are not satisfied that the report has been delivered in a format that is clearly had management done to it. what we expected were raw files. the data cycles that get downloaded from the satellite to the satellite station would be far more difficult to manipulate or to falsify than a pdf file as an example. i'm not accusing immarsat of doing that because i believe they're a good company and doing their best to help in this situation, but that data has been taken out of their hands and been massaged through also now the malaysian government before it was released to the public. it also doesn't hold everything that had been asked for. there are probably about 50 different points of evidence that the families have been asking to be released that we believe there has to be more transparency in this search

sara?ing something is not right with the global economy, with the u.s. economy, and that's just not being reflected in stocks and the bond market is always right. so one of them are going to have to catch up to the other. >> the bond market is not always right. >> usually it is. >> it gets credit for being the smarter of the two markets. next time we get together pain we'll cite cases where it hasn't been. the -- i think there's a thing going on here up until yesterday and may resume again, you've had a lot of people short the bond market, the short end of the bond market from the front end through the ten-year, and mr. draghi is going to have to do something next week. >> what if he doesn't deliver on qe? he's not going to be buying sovereign debt next week. what happens when that doesn't happen? >> you and i discussed that. they are not structurally capable -- >> are they positioned -- are the markets positioned to fall rapidly in europe and possibly here? the fixed income markets? >> if

i appreciate that, sara. so paul callan is with me now. you heard what sara just said. he took the video down the day after they visited. so clearly this kid, who has proven himself in other instances to have been very adept at fooling people as to his real attempt felt there was something in the videos that if the authorities watched them, they might stop him. >> we know he felt that way. he writes in his manifesto that he was terrified when he was talking to them that he might reveal something that would cause them to search the apartment. >> and you see the guns and the knives he had accumulated. >> of course. you have to say, borrow a phrase from the old watergate investigation, what did the police know and when did they know it? here is what they knew. they know his mother was so worried about him, she called the cops on him. they knew a therapist called the cops on him. based on videos. so why wouldn't you say i want to see the videos? and why aren't these cops carrying ipads or social tablets with them so that they can check this kind of stuff? everybody is posti

. >> joining me tonight, sara slayman, field director for the ft.county democratic party in texas. sara, you are the perfect interview on this story because i think people in your demographic sometimes might get a little politically discouraged when they see all this money floating out there and you wonder, gosh, going door to door, making the phone calls, is it really going to have an impact. i want your take tonight, thanks for joining us, sara. i want your take tonight. what does this money mean to your demographic when you see and hear this kind of stuff? what are young people talking about? >> hi, ed. you know it is -- it can be scary. i think one important thing to keep in mind is, is that these same greedy brothers, charles and david koch, they spent almost half a billion dollars, $400 million in the last presidential election and their guy lost. so while the number is big and scary, we need to focus on the real number that matters, which is human resources. in this latest report that the koch brothers released talking about their renewed fie

this is sara lee. said to me, over and over again, we're worth a lot more if we just got a little more streamlined. so they do hillshire, their coffee business. the coffee business got a big bid. this is totally true. sara lee, congratulations, your valuation kept down by the difty of understanding what sara lee is, break out hillshire and recognize hidden value. >> great on your part. the value through the splitoff, something always in the quiver of activists, for example, and another example they can point to shrink to grow has been a mantra working in this case. doesn't always, but in this case. >> it comes back to jeffrey and denny who understood altria, philip morris was worth more if they split it up. value for altria in excess at various times to apple. >> yeah. absolutely. by the way, in technology, twitter has had a good week, up another 3 plus percent this morning. >> you talked about an interesting merger idea. >> off camera you and i when talking about streaming i mentioned to you, a couple

sara hoy on how sentencing laws hijacked their futures. >> lawrence and lamont were about to graduate when two u.s. marshalls knocked on their front door. >> heard the banging on the door. there was flash lights. da, fbi, slammed me on the ground. >> reporter: the garrison twins, 25 years old, had plans to attend law. >> they tested them for drugs. they made them responsible for a table of drugs - marijuana, guns, bullets. >> reporter: accusations that the garrison, who had never been in trouble with the law before, deny. >> reporter: did you partake in a multistate drug matter? >> no. >> reporter: are you incident? >> yes, we are. >> reporter: no drugs were found in their possession, and no drugs recovered, lawrence and lamont were mound guilty after a -- found guilty after a 4-day trial. did you think you would be found guilty? >> because i wasn't caught with any drugs, photographs, anything i thought they can't locus up. >> reporter: the once inseparable twins were torn apart. it's nonviolent, mandatory sentencing laws sent lawrence to prison for 15 years in kentucky, and lamont to