his conclusion, shane was murdered. most likely strangled by a wire. evidence, bruises on his hands and a lump on his forehead indicating a fight. the back of shane's neck was cut, hanging only causes damage to the front of the neck. there were bruises on shane's fingers and neck indicating he was trying to squeeze his hands under the wire, again struggling to live. >> it's very hard to go through the pictures. but we will go to the ends of the earth to see justice is done. >> shane todd's parents, mary and rick, are "outfront" tonight. thanks so much to both of you. rick, i know the secretary of state john kerry is involved. the fbi is now involved in investigating the death of your son. have they learned anything? >> well, we know -- we received some word from singapore that they're cooperating. but we're insistent they need to get access to both of shane's computers, his diary and his cell phone. >> mary, i want to ask you about -- i know this is an awful memory that lives with you. but the suicide note that was allegedly shane's. i know that you di

why would anyone want to kill shane todd?e the answer lies in the project their son was working on in a powerful chinese company called baway. the evidence from shane's external hard drive. they believe it was accessed after his death and whoever did that either killed their son or knows who did. the first access, 3:40 a.m. on june 23rd. >> and we're talking three minutes here. >> you're talking three minutes. >> reporter: a tiny sliver of time. they believe someone, maybe even shane, under duress, knew exactly what they were looking more. the drive was accessed again at 8:38 p.m. on the 27th, the day before the parents visited shane's apartment. singapore police say they accessed the hard drive before handing it over to the parents. on the drive, documents about a proposal for huawei to build a powerful amplifier, amplifiers that could be used in cell phone towers or military radar systems. both companies insist there was no such project and deny there was or is any relationship between them. ime and huawei say there were pr

shane, i mean, shane was a larger than life type of individual. he worked hard, and he had -- he loved life, that was the way he was. >> megyn: i know, that's why he went to singapore, he wanted a job that would bring adventure to his life and may have gotten too much. just so our viewers know, he worked for the singaporion company iecme, and the chinese company has been described as a serious threat to u.s. national security so he had reason to be concerned when suddenly he had to be dealing with them and they were trying to tap into his expertise. mary, what can we do? what can congress do to press these international authorities for a real investigation, and real answers? >> what has to happen we need a congressional investigation. the most important thing we have shane's external hard drive with the evidence that it was accessed after his death twice and the singapore police have both of his, his computers. we need to work together with the singapore police to come to a conclusion as to what happened so we want pressure put on the singapore go

shane. thank you. there's breaking news we have to jump to.e care. >> thanks, jamie. >>> jamie, we have a fox news alert. there's a verdict in the shocking ohio high school rape case. two teenage football players accused. this involved social media, video, cell phone video and the like. mike tobin is outside the courthouse with the very latest. hi, mike. >> reporter: guilty across the board. that verdict coming down from judge thomas litz. he used the word delinquent as he talked about trent mays, one of the football players being guilty of rape and guilty of use of a minor in nudity-oriented material. the second co-defendant, malik richmond, also guilty of rape. this dates back to august the 11th. one incident taking place in the back of a car as they traveled between parties. one incident taking place in the basement of a house. ultimately they determined that the girl was too inebriated to say yes or no and that these two individuals forced themselves on her. the attorneys are in the courtroom right now making presentencing comments. you ca

brown brown now, scott shane, from the national security side, this question of the use of drones on american soil how much does it fit into the thinking or planning of national security agencies? how much has it ever been debated? >> well, drones, of course, the vast majority of the drones, the unmanned aircraft are being used for surveillance, not for killing. >> i think it's fair to say there's been very little thinking about using armed drones on american soil. it's conceiveable in the future that police shoot criminals in emergency situations all the time. it's certainly imaginable in the future that are drones might be part of such a scenario. but i think it's fair to say that the security agencies have not found senator paul's questions sort of out of fantasy land and have not done a lot of thinking about killing americans at home. they have in one case in september of 2011 killed one american overseas and that was anwar al-awlaki whohand had joined the al qaeda branch in yemen and was actively plotting terrorism against the united states. >> brown: but you got the sense that

security. >> i said shane, if you truly believe that you need to come home now.eporter: one of the companies in discussions with ime about the technology was the tech giant hauweii. it represents a threat to the u.s. because it could be pressured by the chinese government to spy or steal technology. >> if you put technology in our country and that allows you the ability to steal information or cyber attack our companies and our citizens we want to protect our citizens. >> reporter: in a statement, the institute of microelectronics or ime says neither ime nor shane was involved in any classified research project. the institute did not go beyond preliminary talks with huawei. huawei has denied any spying allegations and said in the past, ime did approach huawei seeking cooperation, but we declined. >> our goal is for the truth to be known, for our country to wake up, see technology is being stolen, brightest minds are being murdered and we want it to stop. >> reporter: today the todds are in washington and will meet with montana senator max back usus who is pushing

now, the piece of the puzzle i mentioned earlier, is shane todd's computer hard drive.ents believe it was already breached, it could hold some answers. here are the parents talking with you, megyn on "america live." >> so we want pressure put on the singapore government, the singapore police from our government in a congressional investigation to bring the two together and really investigate this as a -- as a -- for our u.s. security. >> reporter: yeah, so the pressure is clearly working now you have baucus and the state department involved, megyn. we are also watching this very closely. we'll keep you up to speed on any developments. >> megyn: very good. all right, trace, thank you. white house spokesman jay carney and journalist george will had a sharp exchange by the recent statements b press secretary. raising this question, is mr. carney starting to have a credibility problem? we'll take that up in a bit. and colorado has become a hot spot in the fight over second amendment rights after lawmakers moved a bill that would hold gun owners and makers criminally liable

what the what does today's hearing mean for the future of the rights movement in america let's ask shane farnsworth a supreme court reporter for the talk radio news service and joe toy federal director for freedom to marry and welcome to both of you. if i can start with you with this whole blag thing if i can somewhat disagree with my own set up and the you know it's not like somebody has to defend this law it's in fact the administration either should be defending the law and enforcing it or should be saying the law is unconstitutional and refusing to enforce it and instead they're refusing to defend it but they're continuing to enforce it which makes no sense and john roberts called out the president did call him how does that ever sit for asli he said he lacked the courage that if you really fox if it was unconstitutional the shouldn't force it in fact the president swears an oath to defend the constitution so you could actually argue that it's violating that by enforcing a law that he believes is unconstitutional so he's that they're somewhat upset i believe at least from their attit

this is not even separate but equal this is separate and exactly and it certainly sound to me shane to from the argument away the arguments were being discussed that probably we're going to end up with justice kennedy saying this isn't really working and he's going to vote with the four liberals in the four conservatives are just going to you know well you know it's very doma they were so they pretty much said that the whole reason for this is for uniformity of the application of federal law. so they're going to define marriage in a certain way so that all the statutes to mention the word marriage will be it will be subtle digs. same way across the entire country justice kennedy and specifically you know many of the other justices said well there's a federalism issue here it's for the states to define what marriage is not for the federal government so you shouldn't be doing this you don't have an interest federal government in defining marriage and you shouldn't be doing so so let's let the states do it and then as so this would be a decision goes the states however they define marriag

two days after shane todd's last day at work in stinga pore he was dead. was concerned that his work was used to help china spy on the u.s.. joining us is it dominic. >> shane topped tod took a job in stinga pore because he wanted adventure, little did anyone suspect it would lead to his untimely death. he found hanging in his apartment. his family believes he was murdered. he was workog technology to amp fipe radar and disrupt communication for the chinese industrial giants. he told family and friends that his employers were using him to help china to get hand oz sensitive technologies to harm u.s. national security. >> he went back to singapore and told us that he was asked to compromise u.s. security and uncomfortable with what they asked him to do and tommed us that his life was being thretsened. >> his parents were stus picious about his death after they discovered inconsistencies in the investigation by the singapore authorities. the suicide note was too out of character for his parent's liking and the scene of the death did not match the given by po

shane, i know you had some hope for basketball diplomacy. you've been to north korea before. are you concerned at all that this trip may end up propping up kim jong-un and giving him a propaganda coup? >> i don't think so. i mean they -- it's definitely not going to do that for the rest of the world. people know -- they know our position. just to be clear i didn't go with dennis on this trip. i've been twice before. i'm not allowed to go anymore. i've made three documentaries on north korea, and that's why i'm not allowed to go. what happens within north korea, they can say whatever they want on their state television anyway. they're going to say, you know, whatever they want, and they've done so in the past. i don't think it's a propaganda coup internationally. i think it's a crazy story, but, you know, within north korea is it a propaganda coup? you know, the new york philharmonic went there. was this a propaganda coup, i don't think so. >> any hope for a new relationship? >> that's one thing i will say is that, look, there was a love of basketball, you know, sort of remini

she takes a feed from sarah shane. agumike added 11 rebounds.that game will be tuesday against the eighth seed in the region michigan after this 72- 56 win. >>> the men's tournament is down to its final 16. every year it seems there's one team that elicits a single word response, who. this year it's florida college. eagles put the game away with a 17-0 run. comer to wright. pressure on the back court but the eagles broke it. bernard thompson broke two of its 33. and they go crazy about becoming the first 15th seed to make it to the final 16. san diego state sees its season come to an end. the eagles might be new but they weren't scared. >> we're all about having fun and also playing really hard. and you know, something that we like to do we like to get the crowd involved as you guys who watched the game you've seen that over the course of the game the whole crowd started to get behind us even if they're not from fort myers or like i like to say dunk city. they gave us the motivation to keep us playing hard. >> the battle of basketball heavyweigh

shane todd was found dead inside his home overseas last summer.nvestigators ruled eight suicide but todd's family says he was murdered. dominic is live from the los angeles bureau with more. >> and who murdered shane, that is what the family wants to know. they have their suspicions, they may believe it may be a chinese telecommunications company that his work was destined for. local officials saying it was a suicide but the family says many things point to that being a cover-up. his expertise was using cutting edge technology which the united states government has identified as being a security risk. in the months running up to his death, he warned the family he may be doing something that is risking national security and his life was being threatened. >> simply that he was a key man. he knew all the formulas and recipe. then when he was broached by the company later identified. >> chinese company? >> that is correct. he knew all the key players and he would be able to identify the company and also identify who his contacts were. >> and the compa

. >> reporter: shane smith sent rodman and the globetrotters there for a game.. it was not certain they would have a meeting with the leader. they not only met with him, but defined with him at the palace. once at the palace, the theme from the show "dallas," was said to be constantly playing in the background. the bizarre meeting comes just weeks after north korea announced they had conducted a new missile test. the negotiator said while the meeting is surprising, kim jong-un has done a lot of unpredictable things since taking over. >> well, i think the north koreans try to use opportunities like this to congratulate themselves on their accomplishments, as they see them. as well as congratulate this new leadership and try to make him legitimate on the world stage. so yes, it is a poke in the eye of the administration, because outside the world, the basketball diplomacy, things are moving in another direction. >> reporter: while north korea has no love for the u.s., it does have a soft spot for basketball and the chicago bulls. the former secretary of state albr

. >> for twitter for the latest weather conditions, rain or shane, we will have video and "spare their" alerts and power outage information and weather tweets from your favorite weather team. >> good do know. >> thanks, mine. now we will go back live to the vatican where the conclave is underway, right now to select a new pope. >> it is a beatle thing, today we are celebrating the power of friendship, our friends not only make our lives more fun but they could make them longer and more healthy. you will meet one of my best friends. you will not believe who she brought in to surprise me. tune in for that and thank you for being >> at 3:00, on "katie" celebrating the power of friend. >> an oakland man out of prison after 14 years for a crime he did not commit talks about the new-found freedom. at 5:00, the san francisco symphony lunch time concert that was free at city hall and that could bring an upcoming show to a standstill. >> now, the top story right now, the conclave is underway in vatican city toll elect a new pope. >> we will give you a look at cistene chapel and all the faithf

shane was a talented engineer working on cutting edge radar technology for a china telecommunications company. and he told his family they were using him to help china get hands on a system use today compromise the u.s. >> he went back to singapore and started telling us that he was being asked to compromise u.s. security. he was extremely uncomfortable with what they were asking him to do and he also told us that his life was being threatened. >> reporter: well, much of the official singapore investigation didn't stack up, says parents. his supposed suicide was far too out of character and the scene of the death didn't match the description given by the police and u.s. authorities found his body showed evidence after struggle rather than a suicide. well, that's raised a lot of doubts about whether the singaporens are telling the truth and now his parents want the u.s. government to find out what really happened. on friday met with max baucus of montana and they wanted him to gather support, and telling fox news, he's talked with top white house officials on the subject and going to m

shane larkin hitting a three. part of a 28-6 miami run here.ll the first, marcus duran, hitting the three at the buzzer. the tigers were sill down three. it was the final game for bob tomlinson. 25 years as a coach at his alma mater. >>> they're going to have to run through a very strong syracuse team coming off a win in montana. of course, we all know where berkley is, but cal wants to make sure the rest of the country does, as well. >> tomorrow will be a fwraet opportunity for us to make a name for ourselves and, you know, put ourselves on that, you know, national scale with, you know, teams like kansas and north carolina and duke. and it's just, like, another basketball team. if we go and play with the same energy we played with last night, if we get the game plan in, i think that would bring a lot of people's attention to putting california on the map as a national team. >> high school championship division 5 here arrives from san diego. st. joe's at the line-up. carington taking the free-throw all the way. horizon dumps you. ethan underwoo

authorities there declared shane todd's death a suicide.ut the family says they told them that his company was helping china get sensitive military technology. speaking to megyn kelly on america live, describes what she says is a cover-up. >> they gave me a description, told me cat goriccally this is how my son hung himself and it was a very detailed description, followed by the suicide note and handed it to us. it was a typewritten note that they said they got off of his computer. and the note started by thanking ime for giving them every opportunity to succeed and he was sorry he did not meet their expectations. that was my first sense of joy joie as a mother to know my son did not write this note and i knew in my heart at that point he was murdered. >> rick: dominic is live in los angeles with more. >> if shane todd was murdered, who killed him? his family have their suspicions and believe it may be a chinese telecommunications company that has worked. he was found dead in his apartment last summer. local officials saying it was suicide.

janet shane said it was rules, from the government, and stepped up audit for fraud that drove her to stay out of medicare. >> i didn't see how i could stay in that program and give my patients the level of care i want to give them. >> suarez: she said medicare criticized her for spenting too much time with her patients. >> i'm a family doctor. i'm not a specialist. taking care of their toe or their eye. this is the oldest, sickest part of our population. and i felt i was being pushe pud them through in a turnstile way in 15 minutes or less. >> suarez: medicare makes up nearly a quarter of the nation's health care spending on physician services according to the centers for immediate carry and medicaid services. shane says even though she stopped taking those seniors she doesn't believe they've had trouble finding another doctor. and kaiser's crist a newman says their research indicates it's not a widespread problem. >> we just did a survey last year. in fact only 3% of seniors said they had trouble finding a doctor who would take medicare. there could be certain situations where a sen

. >> for twitter for the latest weather conditions, rain or shane, we will have video and "spare the" alerts and power outage information and weather tweets from your favorite weather team. >> good do know. >> thanks, mine. now we will go back live to the vatican where the conclave is underway, right now to select a new pope. >> it is a beatle thing, today we are celebrating the power of friendship, our friends not only make our lives more fun but they could make them longer and more healthy. you will meet one of my best friends. you will not believe who she brought in to surprise me. tune in for that and thankÑáçwçñ >> at 3:00, on "katie" celebrating the power of friend. >> an oakland man out of prison after 14 years for a crime he did not commit talks about the new-found freedom. at 5:00, the san francisco symphony lunch time concert that was free at city hall and that could bring an upcoming show to a standstill. >> now, the top story right now, the conclave is underway in vatican city toll elect a new pope. >> we will give you a look at cistene chapel and all the faithful gathere

they could have hit shane and his squad with this. they had perfect armor, they were scared to death and they abandoned it rather than fight. the next thing that happened instead of going up the tigris river to the right, he shifted his force and went to the left between the euphrates and the tigris rivers where there were only two roads he could use and the iraqis thought he can't do this. he can't get up these two roads. well, he did. when he got to this place called nazarea which was really messy, we ran into a lot of confused fighting and the fog of war. that's always -- and the reason i'm bringing this up off the bat, anyone who says with our high-tech, we can avoid this hasn't been on a battlefield. no matter how good you think you are, no matter how good you think your high-tech is, if you haven't played the game before, the first time you get whacked, not everyone is going to do perfectly. this is what happened in nazarea. this is what it looked like from the highway. it was cesspools, houses set back. chaotic shooting from al

. >>> now an outfront update on the mysterious hanging death of shane todd in his singapore apartmentry yesterday. we told you the singapore police said that he committed suicide but his family told us it was anything but. questions have been raised about whether shane's work for a government research firm made him a target and today the todd family tells us that the fbi has been invited to take part in the investigation. it's not clear, though, how much of a role the agency will have. >>> well, tonight we have learned the estimated cost of the christopher dorner man hunlt is $550,000 and that's just for resources provided by the san bernardino sheriff's department, not counting the fbi or the lapd, just san bernardino. spokeswoman cindy bachmann said obviously it was unavoidable. luckily this is the county, not the city which filed for bankruptcy last august. bachmann says they're keeping good records of the manhunt in case there's a chance of being reimbursed even partially by federal taxpayers. >>> as the dust is just settling on benedict's historic resignation as pope, the race fo

in the second, shane larkin wheeling and dealing. largin, to gamble, for the dunk.e kacanes up five. do it himself, drive, scores. larkin, a career high, 28 points. they're the two seed in the east. they'll take on pacific. that is your "sportscenter" update. i'm dario melendez. have great day. >>> the error that cost a denver bronco 30 million bucks. >>> plus ringman. would you do this? with an irregular heartbeat.y the usual, bob? not today. [ male announcer ] bob has afib: atrial fibrillation not caused by a heart valve problem, a condition that puts him at greater risk for a stroke. [ gps ] turn left. i don't think so. [ male announcer ] for years, bob took warfarin, and made a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but not anymore. bob's doctor recommended a different option: once-a-day xarelto®. xarelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valve problem, that doesn't require routine blood monitoring. like warfarin, xarelto® is proven effective to reduce the risk of an afib-relate

shane victorino, last chance but he pops out to third, and the dominican republic moves on to the semis 3-1. the u.s. will play puerto rico on friday in a win or go home situation. >>> nba, spurs trying to clinch a playoff spot, mavericks trying to tay in the playoff hunt. tim duncan knocking down the one-hander in the paint, had 28 and 19. under a minute to play, mavs down 3, dirk nowitzki, he had 21 points and 11 boards. final seconds, mavs down one, vince carter for the win. just short and san antonio clinches a playoff spot and sweeps away the mavericks in the season series for the first time in 15 seasons. i'm chris hassel. have a nice day. >>> all right, chris, thanks for that. >>> how about this for sports victory. 11-year-old kicked off her football team only because she was a girl will be allowed to suit up after all. >> it is a major victory. caroline was kicked off her catholic youth team months ago, a crushing decision when it first came down. >> i found out at the end of the season before our last game, my mom told me and i was just really mad because i just really wanted t

miami down by one, shane larkin, son of barry larkin, hall of fame baseball player, a step-back three nails it. the hurricanes hang on by a final of 63-59. he is an awesome basketball player and are in a sweet 16 matchup with marquette. >>> temple, victor oladipo's three gives them the lead and win 58-52 and play syracuse, remember that key smart classic from the '80s so that's that one and we finally got our buzzer beater courtesy of ohio state's aaron craft knocking down the three with 0.2 seconds left to give two seed ohio state the win. the buckeyes beat arizona in their sweet 16 matchup. let's get a little bit of golf. tiger woods will have to wait a few hours most likely to see his return to the top ranking in the world. a tornado warning in orlando postponed most of the final round of the arnold palmer invitational until today but tiger did manage to get in two holes yesterday before the rain came and birdied the par 3 2nd and will get back to number one for the first time since 2010 if he can hold that lead today. but not everybody played so well. that's sergio garcia in a tre

. >> alisyn: those are the parents of shane todd on america live just one week ago today. young american engineer whose mysterious death in singapore has sparked calls for an international investigation. he was found dead inside his overseas apartment after claiming that chinese spies had tricked him into revealing sensitive u.s. technology information and now senators max baucus and john testler from montana are urging the fbi to get involved in the case and america's top diplomate secretary of state john kerry is taking notice. and tony schaeffer is a u.s. army veteran and senior fellow for the center of advanced defense study. colonel schaeffer, thanks for being here. >> thanks, ali. >> alisyn: you heard shane's parents. they do not believe he committed suicide. they believe he was in essence, a whistleblower, and trying to alert authorities to what his company was doing i guess in terms of revealing high-tech military secrets. what do you make of this case? >> i think it's absolutely possible based on three factors. first, the chinese are clearly in-- i don't want to s

we talk with scott shane, rosa brooks, michael boyle and peter singe the scary thi is once you have this incredibly ambiguous and infinitely flexible sort of legal theory that says when we say you are a combatant, are you a combatanting end of story, nobody ever gets to investigate or second-guess us, that's the problem. >> rose: we conclude this evening with a look at gaffe stand-- afghanistan, past, present, future with les grel be, dexter filkins, gram bowley. >> we leave a country that is even more war-torns than thanhe one wwentin ten years ago. a countries that's still divided, still corrupt, still lagging economically, still on the verge of erupting into a wider war because we undertook far more than we were capable of fixing. and i think the-- we paid a heavy price for that. and i think the afghans did as well. >> rose: questions about drones and what happens in afghanistan when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose was provid by th following: captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: the debate over drone war

the mysterious death of shane todd. >> i have no doubt that he was murdered.urdered for what he knew and what he was unwilling to compromise. >> reporter: todd's family came to washington, convinced u.s. security is at risk. mary and rick todd say their son was a doctorate in electrical engineering warned them that his high-tech work at a singapore firm put him in danger from spies from china. >> he said mom, i'm afraid i'm never going to see you again. i said you're going to see me again. you have your ticket. you're fine. >> shane, from the beginning, said i feel i'm compromising u.s. security and he wouldn't do that. >> reporter: his father says shane's work involved materials that could be used for civilian projects, but also military radar and missile guidance systems. last june, shane was found dead, shortly before his planned return to the u.s. and a new job. singapore authorities told them shane committed suicide by hanging. >> tell me how a 6'1" man could hang him on a standard-sized door. when we got there, they couldn't explain how he this had done

i read more on the one tunnel strike on our website as shane with the u.k. and their overwhelming british royalty vote in the four plants it's emerged that the u.k. wasn't always so keen to hold onto the island new documents reveal that mug with the government was highly reluctant to go to war with argentina over the small territory. and the us is willing to pay ten million dollars for any information on two of its citizens that recently made it to the top of the f.b.i.'s most wanted list having fled to somalia had to argy dot com for the details. russia's energy giant dross now set to become the world's biggest oil producer the company has put the final touches to its purchase of russia's a third largest crude oil producer. from british and russian shareholders jesus serve further as the details of the deal already dubbed historic is going to make the world's biggest oil producer displacing excell move will not talk sport it's also going to secure moving full fee for the bus and will production in the hands of the state though it splits a saying it could ta

shane larkin, how do you like neon sneakers? up 21 at the break. miami moving on 78-49.or upset here. explorers led by 18 at the half. 30 seconds left, foul on the rebound and wright sinks them both. kansas state, for the tie that is way off. la salle pulls off the upset. rebels up, three. marshal henderson from downtown. then with a minute left nick williams to henderson. people had badgers as final four sleepers goodbye, ole miss meeting la salle next. tomorrow night cal looks to move onto the sweet 16 but they will have to beat syracuse in order to get there. the bears love respect that would come back with a win. >> it's a great opportunity to put ourselves on that national scale with teams like kansas, north carolina and duke. >> i feel like we're in the tournament for a reason and knew we're going to play teams like this. >> sabre cats begin with a new quarterback because mark green retired. abc 7's mike shumann introduces us to the new man under sent year garcia going deep. touchdown. >> aaron garcia replacing a sabre cat legend. >> it's going to be tough to fill

wade fines shane battier for the straight-on three, nails it.ke their first lead of the night 59-58, but a minute left in the game, can't get it to fall. nice effort by boozer on that one, with the putback over lebron. the bulls pull away at the end, beat the heat 101-97. the streak is dead and the lakers are safe. they had the previous record at 33. 27 games. after the game, lebron maybe just a little sour. >> lebron, now that it's over, i mean, how much did you guys really want that streak? it looked like a ton at the end. >> i mean, honestly for us, we never talked about it. if it happened, it happened along the way while we were winning games. we were going to be extremely excited about it, but we weren't pressing every game saying we have to win so we can get the streak. >> and the celtics lost five straight heading into the game with the cavs. final minutes, celts down by one. jeff green drives to the basket, gets it to go right before the horn. c's take it 93-92. currently sit in the seventh playoff spot. they'll likely face either the pa

someone happy about it but that's not the real problem then it starts to go from bad to worse because shane criticised to take a hard stand for the state's independents. well everyone wants a piece of what valorise has to offer in terms of the economy they didn't like me taking a stand and so they started calling me all sorts of things but next we do not choose the track of buildings that a capitalist market driven economy where everything works around private property and you have to sell out the state's property into private ownership to make it work we don't do that we don't privatized everything some aren't happy about that we are a welfare state with a strong social policy of the social and economic policies like this you are very different from or the west would want us to have next we do have a rigorous political system that wouldn't allow things like a fist fight in parliament. when power is divided between entities like the bannerman and the government just the president ends up with no power lies and it's easy then if it happens in a state you can stage fights and conflicts this c

shane larkin drives and scores. miami up 21 at the break. big game from duran scott.oving on 78-49. they'll meet illinois next. >> major upset, fourth seed kansas state against la salle. rodney lays it in for the wildcats. up by one with 30 seconds left. and jordan right on the rebound. makes both freethrows. and angel rodriguez and la seawall with the upset. 63-61. >> and ole mis and knocks off wisconsin. he could fall out of bed and knock down jumpers. to henderson here, a lot of people had the badgers as final four sleepers but they are out cold for good. ole miss moves on. >> ucla crushed by minnesota and 11th seed, and five of the nine 3's. minnesota up by 11. any glimmer of hope ended by joel throwing it down. minnesota wins big, 83 to 63. tomorrow night cal will look to move on to the sweet 16 first time since 1997. they will have to beat syracuse. they destroyed montana last night 81-34. most lopsided in tournament history for a team seeded third or lower. the bears, they love the respect and recognition that will come with a win overseer cues. >> tomorrow wil

shane larkin hit a go ahead three.y will face marquette in the sweet sixteen. >> cut short the final round of the arnold palmer invitational yesterday. did you see the storms there? they were amazing there. not before spectators got to see unique shots. a bid for an eagle. got hid ball stuck in a tree and had to climb the tree and shoot from the branch. how about that? in a tree. talk about a tough shot. >> tar hills loss to kansas. sorry. >> i was at work they were winning i got home. >> you love that. >> i do. >> 20 minutes to the top of the hour. coming up he was once considered a domestic terrorist. why is biames being considered visiting scholar. come on, nowadays lots of people go by themselves. no they don't. hey son. have fun tonight. ♪ ♪ back against the wall ♪ ain't nothin to me ♪ ain't nothin to me [ crowd murmurs ] hey! ♪ [ howls ] ♪ watch this -- alakazam! ♪ [ male announcer ] staples has always made getting office supplies easy. ♪ another laptop? don't ask. disappear! abracadabra! alakazam! [ male announc

rain or shane. we say in clicheland for weather tweets, video forecasts any worth alerts or advisories you can find right there. >> judging from that forecast you're going to see shine or shine. >> shine or shine. won't be a rain alternative for a while. >> thank you. >> up next ben afleck makes a first big appearance since winning oscar gold. >> some bay area scientists part of a new nfl team to study concussions and >>> next time you go to a giants game you'll know the rules here saying don't do this. a hooters girls blurk after a little mistake in florida. a race player lined a ball down left field line. the hooters girl, what is she going to do? picks it up, offering to it someone in the crowd there. is a problem with that. that is a fair ball. spence jer going they can't touch that. she was -- she wants to hide now because it's embarrassing. don't touch a fair ball. fit goes over the bag at third base, fair. it's fair. don't touch it. stay away from that. >> she's blonde so don't make jokes. sh

shane larkin and step back three. miami to the sweet 16 for the second time in school history. they will face marquette. 63-59 that final. for the women they are giving the cardinals all they can handle early on. stanford came out firing in the second half. two of her 9 points and she had seven rebounds. the pack 12 player of the year was just too much. 29 points and eight boards and three assists and stanford wins big. they will take on michigan on tuesday night. you can't take anyone for granted. >> this is my senior year. there is no guaranteed game. there was that tomorrow for us. after the firs half it sunk in. i have to step up for my team. this could be it. i don't want it to be. none of us do. we love to play together and love to be out there with each other. we will go as far with that as possible. >> that's why they call it one and done. giants beat the angels and the a's have six players battling for two infield spots. the former stanford star is making some noise. lowry is fighting for the infield spot. the only question is will he start or be a back up? given is 4

punter shane lechler will sign with the houston texans.e reportedly will receive a million dollar bonus and up to $5.5 million over three seasons. >>> back on track after one week after that deadly crash. cars will be starting their engines in marysville. why some say it is just too soon. >>> plus, tracking down the source of a sweet treat that sickened several east bay students. more on the investigation underway. >>> and a shooting at a san francisco nightclub early this morning leaves three people wounded. what police are saying this morning about the conditions of those victims. >>> terrifying screams inside a san francisco nightclub after someone opens fire injuring three people. good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. >>> customers say one moment they were drinking and having fun, then the next moment they were ducking for cover. alex. >> reporter: good morning. witnesses tell me they ran for cover when someone opened fire inside the nightclub which is just down this alleyway here. rich str

shane todd found hanging from his bathroom door. two suicides exists. but his parents fear murder.oe told them his employer was helping china with things that could hurt national security. they think he was killed to prestrent him from sharing he knew. now the todds making head way. lawmakers promise to make as wellston's death a appropriate. dominic has more. >> harris, it is it a mysterous death with white house officials and meet nothing singapore to find out what really happened in the apartment in singapore. investigators claim it was a suicide, the family think that is not convincing evidence of that . pointing the fingers at chinese telecommunication's company who they were making highly sensitive technology for. it could threaten our u.s. national security. >> it was a direct pawn of the chinese government. >> we believe it was a professional hit person. >> yay. >> that did it and it a professional job due to the bruises on my sons hand and head. we hope he had a piece of who ever did it from the beginning when we found out about it, we believe it something they did to our

shane larkin and step back three. miami to the sweet 16 for the second time in school history. they will face marquette. 63-59 that final. for the women they are giving the cardinals all they can handle early on. stanford came out firing in the second half. two of her 9 points and she had seven rebounds. the pack 12 player of the year was just too much. 29 points and eight boards and three assists and stanford wins big. they will take on michigan on tuesday night. you can't take anyone for granted. >> this is my senior year. there is no guaranteed game. there was that tomorrow for us. after the firs half it sunk in. i have to step up for my team. this could be it. i don't want it to be. none of us do. we love to play together and love to be out there with each other. we will go as far with that as possible. >> that's why they call it one and done. giants beat the angels and the a's have six players battling for two infield spots. the former stanford star is making some noise. lowry is fighting for the infield spot. the only question is will he start or be a back up? given is 4

. >>> and raiders pro bowl punter shane lechler has signed on with the houston texans.t will do it for this saturday night edition of sportswrap. >> it was a tall order, but what a season for cal. >> they got into the tournament and won one game and not the worst season in the world. >> thank you joe. >>> we have some breaking news to tell you about. it's happening in oakland, where we have just confirmed a fatal crash near peralta and 28th street. we have a crew on the way and bring you much more on morning on 2. >> we'll have more on the two marines from the bay area involved in that shooting earlier this week at quantico marine base in virginia. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. >> thanks for joining us. good night everyone and we'll see you back here tomorrow.

. >> dennis rodman's trip to north korea was all the idea of vice media ceo, shane smith. >> i have beenh korea twice. i have done three documentaries. we knew that they love basketball and in particular they love the chicago bulls. we put a delegation that went there, mostly for community outreach to play basketball with the kids. >> enter dennis rodman. the goal was to get as much access to north korea as possible. >> the story of dennis rodman and kim jong-un is an absurdist one so the media picked up on that and said this is crazy. which it is. it's insane that, you know, that they sort of were hugging and all this stuff. but for us, all we really cared about was getting in and getting the documentary made. so for us it was a huge success. >> these stunts draw criticism for being potentially unethical. to its ad network, generating $170 million in revenue last year. now despite the fact that it has edgy content, vice does have media heavy weight backers. they raised $50 million from a number of people including ad giant and others. tyler, certainly an interesting one to watch but it

follow live doppler 7hd on twitter for the late effort bay area weather conditions, rain or shane, andeos and weather ahertz and power outages. >> i follow it on twitter. thank you, lisa. straight ahead." rand paul for president? we will tell you about the new wilt welcome back at 6:24. dan abrams joins us to tell us what is coming up on "good morning america." good morning. >> good morning. this morning we have a verdict from the small ohio town. two high school football players accused of sexually assaulting a teenage girl. the alleged victim taking the stand yesterday. we have the latest. and pope francis delivering his first window dressing today. he's also providing new insight into how he will lead the catholic church. ron is in romo with the latest. and we told you yesterday about the girl scout cookie caper. the troop duped into thinking they sold $24,000 worth of the favorite treats. we caught up with them as they held an emergency sale. we will tell you how they did. and home on the range. our own bianna got back to her texas roots by learning how to be a true cow girl. she w

watching his son shane playing. first half up 20. part of the run. still first. tigers are down 21.ould they come back? second half it is more. he finds scott for the three. 78-49. it's the final game for pacific coach. >> i know i got a bunch of tapes and a bunch of stuff. my wife says when are you going to open that box. i said when the season is over. she has only known me as a head coach. she will either like me better or we will have problems. we have been married 40 years so i think we are okay. >> and he has been a coach for 42 years. good luck to you. >>> cal on the other hand gearing up for the show down with syracuse scheduled to tip off on saturday 6:40 hp pavilion. maybe playing a game close to home will give them a boost. >> it's not going to be easy to get the shots that you think you are going to get in your head. you are thinking about it playing against the zone you get kind of excited. we know they are pretty athletic. you just got to find the open spots that they leave open in the zone. you know we have to be patient on offense. >> the gap they play passing lanes

. >> shane sullivan is the new police chief in cooperstown, tennessee, they are installing a polygraphicers are not racist. thank you for joining us. >>> what happens when cardinals pick a new pope? we'll look at how the voting will take place and what the cardinals do if there is no clear winner. there is no mass produced human. so we created the extraordinarily comfortable sleep number experience. a collection of innovations designed around a bed with dualair technology that allows you to adjust to the support your body needs - each of your bodies. you'll only find sleep number at one of our over 400 stores nationwide. where queen mattresses start at just $699. and right now enjoy the lowest prices of the season on our most popular bed sets. sleep number. comfort individualized. >>> did you know that cardinals cannot vote for themselves when they vote for a new pope? that's one of the thimpks we are learning about the top secret process. the chimney is in place that will send up the white smoke signal when a new pope is selected. they will begin the secret election on tuesday. jonath