the semi truck collided with the truck. collision. collision. >> march 16th, 2012. desoto, texas.fficer steven of the desoto police department is patrolling in the early morning hours when a burglary report of a stolen air compressor comes from dispatch. >> we received a call of a burglary in progress call, and i was right around the corner from it. and a dark ford f-150 pulled out in front of me and was coming from an alleyway. and as i got closer, i noticed that there was a red air compressor and this was all in the bed of the truck. i knew that this was most likely the suspect. right when i initiated my lights, he pulled to the left into a turn lane and made a very slow u-turn. he was looking at me the entire time. i was making a slow approach hoping that my backup would be there pretty quickly. >> but backup hasn't arrived. the officer is on his own. as he approaches the truck, the suspect opens his door. >> shut your door! when i asked him for his license, he told me he doesn't have one. and then he started reaching and digging inside the center console. so i asked him why he

before a semi automatic 45 and after, semi automatic 45. not too shabby.ng to shoot with a semi-automatic rifle. legality me make clear, the insert is not meant to withstand the power of this rifle. as you can see, the gun fire from the semi-automatic rifle just tore through insert. so as amazing as this technology is, it just goes to show that no armor can stop everything. assault rifles like this were used at three mass shootings. stockton, columbine and most recently, newtown. >> so i think that piece could be argued for ages. lindsay, you have more information often us. >> the national report card on protecting children in disaster recently issued a statement that in 28 states public schools have failed to meet the minimum government standards for protecting children in the event of a disaster and for basic school safety. you know that's kind of a compelling statistic and frightening a way. in some ways it is an added layer of security but it does beg the question: is it more like a security blanket? >> it sound likes with new information from your rep

but who will win this emotional classic semi-final.e hosts, or india, the defending champions? hello, this is "sport today." the last semi-final of the cricket world cup is coming to a dramatic conclusion in sydney. india is chasing 359, australia made 358. mitchell johnson, the baller made a quick and very handy, 27 off 13 balls. india started like australia, very well indeed but how are they getting on? we have a man inside the ground for us. it's lee james. lee, how are india doing on that run chase? >> well, you can have a listen you can hear it's gone very quiet here. it tells you that the very sizable support that india has inside the scg knows that their reign as world champions will probably be coming to an end very soon. there are 197 for five chasing 329 to beat the co-hosts australias. a huge task on their hands. they could go for it if they like, but it's not going to happen for them. a dropped catch, but it won't matter too much, because this really is all over as a contest already. australia did set out a very competitive

. >> the sheer size of the semi pushes everything else out of its way, will run anything else over.ould cause substantial damage to anything it runs into it. >> may 21st, 2005. medford, wisconsin. police are in pursuit of a speeding tractor trailer. the driver, rob collins, is wanted in connection with an alleged sexual assault on a child. before police can arrest him, he takes off. detective steve bowers is one of the officers in pursuit. >> this was the first chase that i've ever had that involved a truck, and the danger is that it's an 80,000 pound vehicle. it's going to run over or destroy anything else on the road. >> alerted by other truck drivers that the suspect is listening to a police scanner, bowers tries to convince the man to give up. >> you need to pull over and stop now before you get shot. >> but the suspect ignores the warning. >> bad things are about to happen if you don't stop. >> with few options, police deploy stop sticks in the path of the semi, but the truck manages to avoid them. another unit waits at the top of a hill, but the suspect spots him and swerves t

climbing 17% today on the news that it's acquiring freescale semi.ormally you see only that amazing move from the target of takeover, not the acquiring. but this is a special case. even after today's run believe it or not, i think nxp deserves to go a heck of a lot higherment i don't usually say that after the big moves. first of all, i have been a fan of nxp semiconductors, that's nxpi for you home gamers. i recommended it last august. and the leading player in a bunch of red hot markets making chips for the wireless networking identification mobile, industrial even lighting. specifically nxp is about the connected car and the cell phone. the top chipmaker for automobile sound and infotainment systems within a autonomous driving kicker. this is the company that invented what's known as near field communications. which allows for short distance communications between devices. and in other words, nxp makes the technology that powers apple pay and samsung pay. the chips are right in the guts of the iphone 6 and the top dog in the rapidly growing chip m

it enough or you can build semi conductors on this?am more interested in superconductors than semi conductors because they are more super. i think for things like computers sound does not move fast enough. for certain things like diodes, there might be applications. i could not think of any, but there are better minds that me. -- minds than me. cory: i was told you got inspired to do this work by video games. seriously? michael: i did become interested in physics and used it to become very good at games. when i had to jump from one level to another. maybe i should just learn -- cory: president obama, you will meet him later today? michael: yes, i am. all 40 of us finalists will see him. cory: we have a full screen that demonstrates what an optical lattice is. i was hoping you could explain. michael: sure. my model assumed a tight binding lattice. but artificial kind -- an artificial kind. what happens you have a laser beam resonating in a cavity. a laser beam -- the result would trap electrons and very special places -- in very special

. >> traffic now backed up, semi to semi, bumper to bumper. >> reporter: this, after accidents caused by heavy snow wednesday stranded some motorists for 24 hours. ronnie trujillo brought his jeep to help his friend and spent the day digging cars out. >> the least i could've done is come down here and help. >> reporter: in dallas, it took a team of people to pull this semi out of the snow. in tennessee, at least four dead on the roads. , temperatures plunged overnight across the east. just 10 degrees in baltimore. 9 at dulles airport. back in kentucky, there is now new concern. with all this snow on the ground, and a possible warm-up on the way, here in louisville they are keeping a close eye on flooding. you can see those benches here near the ohio river already under water. in new york city, manhole explosions causing these street fires, road salt frayed underground wires sparking the blaze. back in the midwest, crews in michigan detonating explosives over this river to prevent ice jams. here's the good news. the bitter cold is moving out. much warmer temperatures expected as we hea

just like there were winners and losers in semi land. cloud is a totally different entity.. gina: it is not the same sort of sector. but it is a driver of investment right now and it is changing the world of technology to a certain extent. olivia: a lot of people say the issue is that it is in a structural state of long-term decline. the conversation we are having brings up the issue, can we really treat technology as one sector? don't you want to divided between twitter and ibm, new technology and old? gina: we do. every sector has this issue. olivia: are you overweight the twitters of the world or ibms? gina: pcs somewhere in between. tom: is china going to win at tech? donald: no. olivia: really? ronald: china wants to -- donald : china wants to have its own tech sector. they want to have national champions and not be dependent on foreign companies. that is just the deal. tom: get me a bow tie that looks just like your type. it is gorgeous. [laughter] thank you. let me do a forex report. jonathan ferro is in cyprus. we are not. we are in the snow in new york. stay with u

. >> a semi has overturned. and pickup is on its hood. this is all weather related. >> reporter: teachers at this tulsa gymnastics studio hustling 50 students, some as young as 4 years old, into the basement minutes before taking a direct hit. firefighters rescuing them in the pouring rain, giving their coats to the shivering children. some still in their leotards. remarkably everyone is okay. >> i was scared. and all we did was praise god that we were still alive. >> reporter: tonight, the studio's founder, jennifer patterson, showing us how close they came to disaster. >> this whole area where the bricks are laying, that was our uneven bar area and that's where 30 minutes beforehand kids were all along here, swinging bars. >> reporter: 12-year-old gymnast jamarie wilson made sure the younger students stayed safe. what's crazy that you were in it when it was torn down. >> it was tough. but we were tougher. >> reporter: from the air, you can see huge swaths of total devastation. at this mobile home park where one person died a sea of scra

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failed to make it to the semis. usf top seed comes back and up 7 in the first half. 21 points and down to 2 point lead at halftime. mark at 21. the alley-oop. up 3 in the second half. too much in the end. kevin, player of the year held no points in the first. usf eliminated from the wcc tournament. 81-72 that final. women pac-12 semi. arizona state. amber gave her team 11 point lead. but make it a 1 point game. 15 seconds left. down one. jackson. one last chance of the sun devils today. missed the corner. on to the final for the pac-12 tournament to face the winner of cal in colorado. the last play to expect jim harbaugh. first for the oakland a's. harbaugh managed 5-0. one point trailed 6. battled back to the bottom nine. talked about friendship afterwards. >> it's good, talking or texting. got something. always very responsive. >> he'll coach anywhere. and the packers today, four years, $40 million. >> that will do. we have though. quick question on harbaugh. going to keep the uniform? >> i doubt it. he had the ba

you probably have semi conductors that you thought maybe they would never really matter. now connected car, you are using a 67% growth rate connected car. auto. 39 -- auto is 39. connected home is 67. are you in the thermostats we looked at with honeywell? are you in the different infotainment devices in the cars? >> the short answer is yes. it's all connectivity whether it's wifi, 3 g or 4 g cellular. you have a previously wired device or perhaps something never wired. the idea is the technology has become affordable. people are used to it. comfortable with it. it's more secure. we are in johnson controls nest thermostats, the grid. >> that's the googlele. >> thank you. we are in the grid devices you may use for gaming consoles or routers. the whole network around the home or in the automobile is opportunities for us to just leverage the connectivity into all of the beautiful vertical markets, high growth markets. >> what i loved in your website and it's fantastic. you have blood sugar you're doing. you're doing stuff that's health-related, biomedical. >> right. >> if i

by a semi automatic gun and to this day still no justice. his case is a cold case. i have the name of all the perpetrators that murder and that was there and involved with my son being murdered. anthony hunter and one of these is deceased. these are the names that i got and these are the true names of the perpetrators that murdered my son they are still walking the street one of them is thomas hannabal and he has a comedy show somewhere and he's living his life as though he never done anything. and my son , his body, his birthday is next month, april 6th and this is what i have to celebrate. this is the life that i have to celebrate. no life. i can't stop this. this is my therapy to come here and keep my son's memory alive. this is not easy for me, but i will continue to do it again, these guys names are on my son's file is the perpetrators that were going to shoot another young man. see these names, look them up, get them off the street. i'm afraid for my children that i have left. who is to know if these guys might be looking at me. they m

weakness in the semis telling you something?n a little bit of a soft patch. i don't think it's something you want to extrapolate out. yeah, i think they matter. people love tech coming into the year. and the consumer cyclicals are still working. >> it's the end of the quarter and you're seeing window dressings. some of the strong performers rotating into some of the underperformers, which is energy and materials pretty strong. >> we will get alcoa in a couple of weeks. kevin o'leary, will you be paying attention to them as a barometer? >> i will. they're always firstment. we're into the third quarter of low energy input prices. and my anticipation for the next two earnings releases is that we're going to hear that that is a factor. that earnings is going to be bolstered by the fact that the major cost of energy is down 50%. it took a while to work through the system. watch it work. consumer stocks and industrials as well that have to use energy to create products. i'm very bullish that that is going to make the market move highe

in women's, through to the semi finals and ending the run of qualifier and after she pulled out with 4-1 and unable to continue forced off with an ankle injury. that means she will play in the next round and ended the round in three sets 6-7, 7-6 and that is all your sport for now and i'll have more later. >> thanks for that, over the next few months british engineers will try to build the faster car again and they set the land speed record in 1997 and barnabie phillips reports. >> reporter: trying to build the fastest car the world has ever seen and it's called blood hound and designed to reach a speed of 1600 kilometers per hour. it's part formula one car, part super son etjet and part next generation rocket and this is the man who will drive it andy green, a british airforce pilot. this was him in 1997 breaking the previous land speed record in the desert in nevada but does the idea of going faster make his frightened. >> the safety measure you put into it it will create a car at 1,000 and every aspect along the way and can actually do this safely and in a digital age we can tell

the winner of tonight's game moves on to the semi finals at madison square garden. that is a week from today. the stanford women are moving on to the sweet 16 for the 11th time in 12 years. the cardinals beat oklahoma 88- 76. cardinal faces top seeded notre dame on friday in oklahoma city. >>> there is extra security at an ncaa woman's tournament game because of a threat against president obama's niece. leslie robinson plays for princeton. they lost to the university of maryland last night. before the game a woman left a voice mail message say manage with a gun was driving on campus. she linked his appearance to the game and leslie robinson. under cover security officers were near the princeton bench during the entire game. >>> little league world series pitching star mo'ne davis says she thinks the baseball player that posted a derogatory tweet about her should get a second chance. joey castlebury was banished from pennsylvania's baseball team after calling davis an offensive name on social media. davis said she sent a letter to the school asking to reinstate him.

they will go to the semi finals against roselle catholic on friday. they spoke about their keys to success. >> most of us on the basketball team played together since the fourth grade and that helps too and we all, everybody buys into playing defense hard and going hard on defense and everybody knows their offensive role. >> the semi final on friday will be played in toms river. >>> the sixers stepped up to welcome the family of late philadelphia police officer, thomas wilson iii. they got front row seats and a tour of the locker room, the night was made possible by mayor nutter through the enrichment program. >> when a son loses a father you have to rally around the son. >> i have never been here usually we are back there. >> he even got to shoot around with the players and got a big parting gift, autographed shoes from some of the players. how nice is that? s. mmm-mmm. breathe. i love it here. we are never moving to the suburbs. we are never getting one of those (minivan). we are never having another kid. i'm pregnant. i am never letting go. for all

you had al gore who was a semi-incomeumbent.you think there will be a challenger to hillary clinton like you? senator bradley: if somebody is going to run for president against hillary clinton, or my case the vice president you have to feel it deep in your gut that this is the time for you to do it. john: should there be a challenger to her? senator bradley: i'm not to say who should be a challenger. why not? will it actually succeed? i think it is highly unlikely. will it keep her sharp? possibly. mark: how would you do it? senator bradley: i would not run against her. mark: why not? senator bradley: i have been on one suicide mission. mark: talk about where we have been with russia. there was optimism over the last couple of decades that russia would become moorman allied to the united states and have a democracy and thriving economy. how bad is the situation with russia right now? is any of the problems with russia follow to the feet of president obama? senator bradley: i think we have made mistakes with russia since the clin

the semis overall have not been the leaders.ar to what we saw last october, and it's the same sort of movement we saw when we saw both the chips and the biotechs telling off together and really hard last october. so if this continues, this technical weakness for the chips, it could start leading other things lower, too. >> also on people's worry list if you will, morgan, was the move in the transports which have been real weak lately. you heard doug last segment telling us maybe that's because they move a lot of oil. is this a classic sell song? >> take a look at the transports. the dow transports are down 4% so they're vastly underperforming the other indices. the issue here obviously you had higher oil. that's going to weigh on the transports. you can also talk about profit taking, but there are some broader, longer term trends playing out here as well. the first is the fact you have seen a number a steady march of these companies coming out with disappointing earnings and/or forecasts. a few examples fed ex tightening guidanc

. >>> a semi truck filled with gravel veers out of control on a busy east bay street. that truck driver may have saved lives with dealing with mechanical failure. >>> old enough to drive, old enough to vote the push in one bay area city to give teenagers the right to go to the polls. >>> is there any hope for the a's? baseball's new commissioner weighs in on the a's ongoing stadium issues. back in a moment. >>> a big rig barreling out of control slams into a restaurant and explodes. now, the crash cost the driver his life but many in the neighborhood say it could have been so much worse. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live in pittsburg where this took place and in the morning commute of all times. police are now saying there could have been some sort of mechanical failure? >> reporter: investigators say everything points to mechanical failure. now tonight crews are out here as you can see trying to remove what remains of that semi truck from the wreckage. tonight witnesses say the truck driver may have sacrificed himself to save others. >> i look up in my rearview mi

get used to these semi-conductor stocks. they'll be the household name leaving the legacy pc component makers behind along with the personal computer itself. it's going away as the main method of excessing information in this country and the world. much more ahead including william sonoma and it's not just lint rollers and scotch tape for heaven's take 3-m makes everything from health care to aerospace. you have to see my exclusive. plus putting some of the most under rated bio techs under the microscope. stick with cramer. ick with cramer. >>> i'm always telling you to do your own homework. especially during earnings season. i couldn't resist. you can't always take the market's judgment about a quarter for granted. it's causing the market to misjudge a company's results entirely. that's exactly what happened to cramer fav william-sonoma last week. the terrific home furnishing retailer with tons of brands as well as pottery barn west elm and rejuvination. they reported a not so hot quarter which many consider disappointing b

the response of the semi civilian government is a test of its democratic principles. >> it's a smallhering on the outskirts in solidarity with the sit in protests with students calling for amends to the recently passed education law. fearful, they disperse after 10 minutes. >> education is not just related to students. it concerns the younger generation. 50 million people in the new generations to come are subject to the education system. it needs to be better and more democratic. this is why we support the protest. >> for the past two days, protests have been held in different places to avoid police announcing the locations just a day before protests and sometimes turning up hours later to give security the slip. >> the main protest is in the town three hours drive from yanggan. students are unhappy with a new education law which doesn't allow them to form unions and leaves little scope for decision-making to universities. they want to bring the protest to the former capitol and main commercial hub but are unable to do so because of the heavy security presence. police however haven'

the government handles the protests will be closely watched and transitions from military rule to semiian one and it has right to peaceful assembly as part of a democratic society, al jazeera. >>> time for a short break and when we come back. >>> as china government tries to revive the poverty market i'm harry reporting from the town here and it has buildings, it has roads but it doesn't have people. >>> and pretty gardens in mexico where poppies are the main ingredient for heroin addicts. more on that stay with us. ♪ >> the stream, >> your digital community >> you pick the hot topics and express your thoughts the stream it's your chance to join the conversation only on al jazeera america welcome back, the top stories on al jazeera, and chad launched joint offensive against boko haram in nigeria and they pledged allegiance to aisle two days ago on an audio message posted on line. u.s. led coalition air strikes in syria hit an oil refinery near turkey and 30 people are reported to be killed including refinery workers and i.s.i.l. fighters. and iraqi government forces still meeting a dis

. >>> to the nit where temple owls punched their ticket for semi finals in new york it i.s never trailed in the quarter finals game against louisiana tech bulldogs. temple quinton decozy led owls with 21 points an 11 rebound. jesse minister again had 17 points and will couples had 15. temple rolled 77-59. they play miami in the nit semi times tuesday night in manhattan. >>> now the ncaa tournament the continues tonight it is wichita state against notre dame at 7:15. west virginia against kentucky both right the here on cbs-3. we will get a closer look at teams left in the brackets in the next hour with st. joes coach phil martelli live in the studio. >>> to the sixers game and a good night for nba rookie of the year candidate nerlens noel. he had a double/double last night, 14 points and 15 rebound against the nuggets. that wasn't all. robert covington hit six, three pointers to the game high of 25. sixth isers ended their 16 game road losing streak in denver, they win 99-85. sixers and clippers at the well tomorrow night. >>> coming up in the next half an her of "eyewitne

on the line is a trip to madison square garden for semi finals and of course the final. >>> sixers play nuggets in denver looking to avenge a tough loss late last night on the west coast. sixers and kings in sacramento. nerlens noel had 14 points and ten board for sixers but game belonged to demarcus cousins who had 33 points, 17 rebound four steals and four blocked shots. sixers dropped this one in the final seconds, 107-106. so close. >>> nfl owners meeting is underway in phoenix and eagles owner jeffery lurie after the bird personnel shake up. there are new faces and spaces including the front office. laurie was asked fit was his idea to move chip kill a head of howie roseman in the chain of command. >> i decided it was important enough to adopt the vision and philosophy of integrating the scouting with the coaching on a daily basis. he felt that he could be maximized best with a senior personnel executive that was of his choosing and, of course, with my approval. i feel that was important to back him on that. >> the owner was also asked about chip's decision to trade the teams all t

the last time the owls made it to new york for the semi semi finals was 2002. >> i'm sure louisiana isaying the same thing as the other folks that are trying to get to new york. but right now we have one game in front of us and we're very much in tune with how important it is. and it would be great for our program and for our players. >> sixers out west taking on sacremento brett brown's lost 15 straight away from the wells fargo center. seventy three a 70-63 lead though at the half time over the kings. >>> spring training action the fightings taking on the braves big fellow ryan how war takes his pitch over the wall at right centerfield. that's his third homerun of the spring. darrin ruf overpowered the confines of the paying surface. they beat the braves five to three. we'll be right back. rowan university students are going bald for a good cause. >> they cut their hair off to show solidarity with young cancer patients. "eyewitness news" at the fifth annual saint badrick's day event on the glassboro campus. a few of the 66 students who took part in the fundraiser seven of them women.

they are headed to the semi finals. lasalle done in lap 10. davidson beat them sketch-66.asalle can only hope for nit bid. also villanova they get it ton night much semi finals big eve. >> thank you sir. >> that does it for us here at 6:00 o'clock. >> we would like to say goodbye tonight by recognizing a true hero. a sad day for the city of philadelphia as we bid a final farewell to officer robert wilson ii. he died a hero last week while trying to stop a robbery. officer wilson, may you rest in peace. >>> the tv host candidate for what he said about the first lady. >> what is wrong with people? >> i don't know. >> unbelievable. >>> and then meanest tweets ever. >> how do you make obama's eyes light up in shine a flashlight in his ears. -- light up? shine a flashlight in his ears. that's good. >>> and the guy that wrote one of the tweets. >>> plus, i blew it. >> the lottery winner who can't get his million dollar check because he can't find the check. >>> and i quit. kathy griffin's shocking decision to leave fashion police after just serious complaints shows. >>> plus, he

temple will face miami in the semi finalings next wednesday with the 77-59 win. all right. great finish in the nit quarter final game between murray state and old dominion. old dominion is headed to the big apple with a 72-69 victory. ♪ >>> new at 11:00 o'clock tonight a multi cultural celebration of freedom on independence mall. >> the third annual freedom theater was held at the national museum of american jewish history the original freedom took place on april 4th 1969 that was one year after the assassination of martin luther king injury the first major event to connect the struggles of israel lights with the struggles of african-americans to achieve equality in the >> "eyewitness news" returns tomorrow morning at 4:30 with erika von tiehl, nicole brewer and katie fehlinger. we thank you for watching "eyewitness news" at 11:00. for bees, kathy and everyone here i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. we're always on at cbsphilly.com cbsphilly.com. up next

. >>> also we're live in delhi, has india takes on australia in the cricket world cup semi-final in sydney. >>> hello and thanks for joining us. relatives of victims from the germanwings flight which crashed in the french alps are themselves flying from both barcelona and dusseldorf to reach the site of the accident. as they make their way there, reports have emerged that the black box audio recordings from flight 9525 point to one pilot being locked out of the cockpit before the plane came down. those are sources close to the investigation. let's go over to seynes-les-alps now and join tim willcox. >> potentially dramatic and alarming developments in the case of this crashed airbus in the last few hours. two news outlets reporting sources close to the investigation saying that one of the pilots left the cockpit just as the aircraft was reaching its maximum altitude of 38,000 feet. according to "the new york times," as well as the french news agency, one pilot left the cockpit before the plane went into that rapid descent. it also reports the source as saying the pilot could not get back i

documenting the damage from ice that slid from a semi. and how close it came to killing him.was going east on highway 36 getting ready to exit at snelling in the semi was ahead of him in the left lane. >> study the sheet of ice came off. node ability to avoid it came right at his windshield and as soon as it struck he immediately took the exit ramp and called 911. >> reporter: it is state law to clean off your vehicle of snow and ice. it's also state law to make sure nothing comes loose from anything that you're hauling because it doesn't take much. >> the mass and the weight and the momentum that's the on the thing that drivers have to keep in mine at 60 miles an hour those objects are traveling at 60 miles an hour as well. >> reporter: in john's case the semi kept going perhaps unaware of the damage he inadvertently left behind him but the pictures make us all well aware how close a call it was. >> in this case it was probably just fractions of an inch that made this not a serious injury crash. >> amazing looking at those images. my goodness. six kidney transplants in two d

the last time the owls made it to new york for the semi semi finals was 2002. >> i'm sure louisiana is saying the same thing as the other folks that are trying to get to new york. but right now we have one game in front of us and we're very much in tune with how important it is. and it would be great for our program and for our players. >> sixers out west taking on sacremento brett brown's lost 15 straight away from the wells fargo center. seventy three a 70-63 lead though at the half time over the kings. >>> spring training action the fightings taking on the braves big fellow ryan how war takes his pitch over the wall at right centerfield. that's his third homerun of the spring. darrin ruf overpowered the confines of the paying surface. they beat the braves five to three. we'll be right back. we just had the best family vacation. really? there were fights breaking out in the street, angry mobs the whole place was like a war zone. it was fantastic! what about the kids? we shackled them to a post in the middle of town. i don't know what they loved more the shackling or the pool. my mone

temple will face miami in the semi finalings next wednesday with the 77-59 win. all right. great finish in the nit quarter final game between murray state and old dominion. old dominion is headed to the big apple with a 72-69 victory. jim kenney. son of a firefighter. first in his family to go to college. he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city. a progressive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding pre-kindergarten improving our schools... ...and partnering with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs jim kenny, the block by block mayor we need to move philadelphia ahead. ♪ >>> new at 11:00 o'clock tonight a multi cultural celebration of freedom on independence mall. >> the third annual freedom theater was held at the national museum of american jewish history the original freedom took place on april 4th 1969 that was one year after the assassination of martin luther king injury the first major event to connect the struggles of israel lights with the struggles of african-americans t

it transitioned from military rule to a semi civilian one for you are years ago and will hold electionshis year. already there are calls for it to allow its citizens the right to peaceful assembly as part of a democratic society. florence looi, al jazerra,. >>> china's prime minister is looking at ways to stabilize the product market after a major slump in prices lead to go emergence of virtual ghost cities as harry fawcett reports. >> reporter: there is not much construction going on at the construction site. a state agent says it's a seasonal pause while the ground is frozen but she admits they have decided not to put any apartments up for sale yet. >> a few years ago some developers ran away with their investor's money so that's why people are nervous. our boss is a local man, he wants to finish everything before selling to try to reassure buyers. >> reporter: this is how it's going to look, homes for government workers perhaps when the local government moves here. but for now, there is little more life on the streets than there is in the model. as of three years ago the government w

or semi respectable 2.3. this is a sample of what we came a woulds. in our approval of the course records. so the point of this is. that these guys did not get real educations and they were suborred nature today the needs of the athletic program. and the teams. coaches and their own athletic desires too they were denied the real educations. one of the problems with the front door that we will admit that the students and athletes. and particular that they are not able to do the course work. so set it up for cheating. and because what are we going to do with a guy who is reading even though the provost will disagree with me. the statistics forked education will tell us that our black hales in particular 10% in the country. as it is are reading this at grade level 8th grad i'd and our football and basketball players are coming to us and not be paired for the rigor of colleges. white males their numbers are not much better. a little bit better. so there is a literacy crisis in the country. we are not dealing with that. that is a separate issue. it is a k-

winner of tonight's game heads to new york city for nit semi finals. the last time the owls made nit semis was in 2002. >>> rowan university students are going bald for a good cause. >> they cut off their hair to show solidarity with young cancer patients. "eyewitness news" at saint baldrick's center. this is just a few of the 66 students who took part in the fundraiser. we are told six of them were women. >> wow. >> cutting their hair. >> good for them. >> they hope to raise $45,000. that is so cool. >> what a great cause. >> what a way to show support for your friend. >> strong statement right there. >> love it. >> 6:20. local school district is hack and hackers demanding ransom that is still ahead. >>> also 52nd that may have saved lives of the family inside this montgomery county home, after a school bus with several children on board crashed into their home. what went wrong coming up. >> ♪ >>> when there is rain in the forecast a lot of times you can feel it in the air. maybe your joints. that is what my mom always said she can tell when it is rai