then the phoenix robotics two require tools, and those tools would be property up to the orbit in a containern a pod that could be a posted payload ride-along. we are essentially wrapping it up now. the satlets and pods we are attempting to qualify in low earth orbit with ride shares. then the robertics portion is folded into a larger program called rsgs where we would enter into another public-private partnership. we would bring the robotics technology, a launch after negotiation with the customers and we would bring the integration experience. what a commercial partner would bring is their own satellite bus, ground stapin the reason the business case is so important is once we would complete a six-month demonstration with a commercial vendor, the department we feel we have the risk reduced from a technology standpoint, but we would want to acquire it later as a commercial service. the asset would be transitioned to the commercial organization, and they would take it and continue to operate it in geo in a business arrangement for revenue. the reason for that is even though the orbit is valua

i told him the problems in phoenix. that was in march of 2015. our station i called out hillary clinton last october when i said, hey, mrs. clinton, if you want to tour any va facility in the united states, i'm your guy, i will meet you on my dime at any facility you choose because she called these isolated incidents. irstand by that with any political candidate. this is not a democratic issue, a republican issue, this is a veterans issue. >> well said. we've been on top of this story on "the real story" and we will continue to follow it until there is change and until we are giving our veterans better care. they deserve it. brendan coleman. great to have you on "the real story." thank you. >>> great guy, right? well, here's a very interesting story. the son of a hall of fame basketball coach resigned as the woman's b baul coach after engaging in an inappropriate relationship with one of the players. >>> new terror in belgium. one man may be linked to the paris and brussels attacks now. >>> plus, presidential campaigns in high gear as we all know

significantly more than the phoenix mayor and makes less 17,000 less than the houston mayor. >> i'm runningor. >> according to our expert san francisco mayor makes the most in the country earning $285,000. compare that to the $20,600 salary ocean city mayor jake jill began waves every year. >> i take my hat off to that man l buy more sand with it. >> build up their sand dunes. >> now our experts also found the philadelphia fire commissioner and district attorney made less than their national counterparts sometimes by as much as $75,000. >> huh. >> kind of interest to go talk to people on the street. the fire commissioner and the police commissioner two positi positions they defended to the death saying they've earned their money. give them the money and they're very protective of that. >> sure. i like that young lady. i'm running for mayor. >> that was good. >> good gig if you can get it. >> thanks nick appreciate it what's your good question. log on to cbsphilly.com/good question to submit your question or you can tweet us using the hash tag cbs3 good question. >> nicole will be here every

, arizona, concerning the noise problems around phoenix international airport. it didn't have to happen this way, and i hope that the f.a.a. will go back and get with the people and hear the complaints, hear their problems and fix th them. and i want to thank my colleag colleague, senator flake, for his hard work on this -- on this issue. and i appreciate also, again, the commerce committee and its chairman and ranking member for including this language that is so important to our community in this legislation. mr. flake: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from arizona. mr. flake: if i could say a few words on this. i want to thank the senior senator from arizona for all the work that he's put into this. this was, as he mentioned, we've heard from thousands of residents in the phoenix area who have been impacted by this. this language is important because in represent of 2014, the f.a.a. instituted new flight path changes for sky harbor airport without adequately engaging the local community and the stakeholders. and these flight paths, as senator

significantly more than the phoenix mayor and makes less 17,000 less than the houston mayor. >> i'm runningor. >> according to our expert san francisco mayor makes the most in the country earning $285,000. compare that to the $20,600 salary ocean city mayor jake jill began waves every year. >> i take my hat off to that man l buy more sand with it. >> build up their sand dunes. >> now our experts also found the philadelphia fire commissioner and district attorney made less than their national counterparts sometimes by as much as $75,000. >> huh. >> kind of interest to go talk to people on the street. the fire commissioner and the police commissioner two positi positions they defended to the death saying they've earned their money. give them the money and they're very protective of that. >> sure. i like that young lady. i'm running for mayor. >> that was good. >> good gig if you can get it. >> thanks nick appreciate it what's your good question. log on to cbsphilly.com/good question to submit your question or you can tweet us using the hash tag cbs3 good question. >> nicole will be here every

host: that was retired detective police rom the phoenix department. you teach procedure, saw the sign confession. hat is it about that right off the bat that led the system to get interested into this prosecution. jeffrey: it's a specific test case. it isn't a case where someone confession.to get a instead, the police came in and look, she tricks, identified you as the raper. might as well tell us what happened. it was psychological pressure rought there in a way the confession wasn't meant to be used. tonight, gram unfolds miranda ends up radically changing the rules. this interrogation took place, there wasn't a in le precedent in america which a court flowing that kind of confession out. or 170 years, those kind of statements were routinely admitted in court and i think warren started getting interested in this issue. host: miranda had two trials, one, the barbara trial, the rape trial of patricia in june 1963, what happened to him? jeffrey: well, he was challenged on sixth amendment grounds because the court had said you during ight to counsel -- r

tonight on the communicators, george ford, chief economist for the phoenix center for advanced legal d economic outlook policy studies and mark cooper, research director for the consumer federation of america, debate the sec's proposal allowing consumers to buy their own set-top boxes instead of renting them from providers, a move to open up competition in the set-top box market. they are joined by the telecommunications reporter for bloomberg be in a. >> we think competition in the set-top box market, the 96 act that would want competition, some places it has worked in some places it has not. this is one place where it really hasn't. consumers could have lower prices and more choices if we got some vigorous competition. >> the first question is, is there a market for set-top boxes and the answer in terms of what is delivered over the cable network is no because a set-top box is a component of the network. that is the most efficient way to design and deliver cable television service, so it is the cheapest and most efficient way to do it. the companies would prefer a market if it was m

george ford is with the phoenix center where he's their chief economist, and mark cooper is the research director for the consumer federation of america. mr. cooper, what do you think about what the fcc has proposed? >> guest: we think we need competition in the set-top box market. the '96 act that we want competition, competition, competition, some places it's worked, some places it hasn't, this is one place where it really hasn't, and we think consumers would have lower prices and more choices if we got vigorous competition into that space. >> host: george ford. >> guest: well, the fcc's nprm asked the question whether the set-top box is competitive, the first question x. actually the first question is, is there a market for set-top boxes, and in terms of what's delivered over the cable network, no, because the set-top box is actually a component of the network. that's the most efficient way to design and deliver cable television service, so it's the cheapest way to do it, the most efficient way to do it, is so no market has developed. the companies would prefer a market if it was more

investigators are trying to figure out what sparked this raging fire at an apartment construction site in the phoenix suburb. the fire got so hot it actually melted a portion of the road. residents who lived across the street returned to find many of their homes damaged by smoke and water. >>> this morning, a battle could be battle over prince's fortune with a law in minnesota. estimates put his estate at $800 million. he leaves behind a wife or children. if there's no will, half-siblings are entitled to part of the fortune. >> minnesota does specifically a law that does a half-sibling is recognized for purps of these laws. >> so blood relation is enough -- >> enough to get in. >> it could be contested in court. the singer died thursday at his recording studio. he was cremated over the weekend and it could take weeks for toxicology report to be complete. >>> cvs is recalling a herbal tea. may be contaminated with salmonella. packaged tea has a long shelf life customers may have purchaspurchase ed affected packages a while ago. >>> the roar of the jungle at the theaters this weekend. jungle book, more

machine so you get 6x cleaning power in 1/2 the time tide america's #1 detergent >>> a house in the phoenix area suffered minor damage after a plane's emergency sli h bang. and felt the whole house shake. officials later determined the slide came from al atlas air boeing 767. >> wow. >> what? >> interesting. >> how in the world? >>> shoe designer christian louis vuitton is adding more colors to his red seouled empire. he debuted seven diverse shades ranging from porcelain to deep chocolate. >> oh. the company says "the expansive collection ensures that every woman can find a nude perfectly suited to her complexion. the new line is available for preorder and will hit the pavement this spring. prices start at $595. >> uh-huh. >> what? >> yeah. >> is that what those things go for. >> a pretty penny, yeah. >> and that's -- this is not an april fools' joke. >> no, it is not. they look very nice. nude colors for different skin co >> but it's not a good price. >> no. wait for a christmas sale. >> you're looking at your sneaks? >> noel has fluorescent green shoe laces on today. >> at least one famo

william noted that in 1999 drove two men to the phoenix airport f alight to waington, d.c..dividuals had got up on an americaest flight out of phoenix, wentnd tried to esseially jimmy or force their way into thehe ckpit and were stopped. and they said, oh,e thought it was the bathroom the tory post 9/11 became that this wasssenentially a dry run, that ts was a way for themm to see h how hard it wouould be to up o out of your seat, walk to e cocockpit and go into the copit. >>enator grahamoted that on at least five occasions subra and hanjoor trained together at thee same ft school. the memo feln deaf ears. >> itas a priority at th time. it didn't rise above the background noise. >> by theime williams sentt his mememo hjoor a and hazmi were go. hang leftt three mononth earlier. they forwawarded the ulity refunds tohihis mosque in virginia where anwar al awla was theimam. >> what didhis man haveo do with al awlakind before iad the shooting, burnin pins-and-needles of diabic nerve pain, the feet played shortstop inigh school, learned the hornrn from my dad and ayay gigs from ne

you know it's because of the clouds and showers. areas like phoenix are going to be almost as cool as seattle as we go throughout the forecast. we will watch it. 69 in the phoenix year, ridiculous. and reno also at 80. and in the meantime, where we are here, snow on saturday. >> that is just not nice of you. >> it's not. >>> okay. just ahead, the former energy ceo headed to prison. plus a judge rules in the case of kesha and dr. luke. you're watching "today." e. you're watching "today." ♪ you can help prevent blindness in undernourished children all over the world. when you get your vitamins at walgreens, you help give life-changing vitamins to kids across the globe. get vitamins here. change lives everywhere. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. if you have allergy congestion muddling through your morning is nothing new. introducing rhinocort® allergy spray from the makers of zyrtec®. powerful relief from nasal allergy symptoms, all day and all night. try new rhinocort® allergy spray. and clean and realll night. and inside jokes and school

following the wait time scandal of phoenix, congress passed and president obama signed the veterans access choice and accountability act of 2014. in it, we mandated that there be an independent assessment of veterans' health care. the assessment highlighted many of the things we hear from our veterans. we hear that v.a. provides excellent health care, especially health care related to the special needs of our veterans. we also hear that in certain areas, the v.a. is at the forefront of health care in this country. we also hear from our veterans that v.a. care is often fragmented and that it can be difficult to navigate and arrange non-v.a. care. we hear of long wait times and limited access. following the assessment in the surface, transportation and veterans choice health care improvement act of 2015 we mandated a report by the v.a. reporting a plan for how v.a. could consolidate all purchase care programs into one new veterans' choice program. we received that report last year and this committee is currently working with the v.a. on the best way to implement the legislative requests. the

in 1954, the fire boat phoenix, the place to aging twin fire boats. the phoenix remains in service today. in 1956, a new milestone related to train was achieved. city of san francisco and cooperation with the fire department initiated a fire science program offering courses in the employment and in-service training. in 1974, bsf fp when hollywood in major high-rise fire disaster. the towering inferno. the film casted many actual target fires from the apartment and used many fire trucks during the film. in 1980s, the sound of the singing fire chief could be heard throughout the halls of the firehouses across the city. all you had to do was they, jim could you give me a song? on could be heard throughout the halls of the firehouses across the city. all you had to do was they, jim could you give me a song? on october 17, 1989 the grand fittings shook once more the ground beneath her shirt for 70 seconds as we look our beloved giants take on the oakland a's in the world circuit event fire department was prepared by the city where the hardest hit locations

hot, dry weather is the stuff of legend in the sprawling metropolis of phoenix, arizona. here in the valley of the sun, summer temperatures can exceed 100 degrees for weeks on end. being surrounded by desert only makes things hotter. on july 5th, 2011, the combination results in a spectacular phenomenon that fills the sky. >> the storm spanned from one side of the horizon to the other. >> this time lapse must be seen to be believed. the storm is called a haboob. >> haboob is an era book term. a haboob is an arabic term and it basically just means wind. here in the u.s., we generally just use the word dust storm. >> the wind from a dying summer thunderstorm kicks up enough dust to produce a dense, massive wall, advancing towards the city. while some take cover, veteran storm chaser and videographer, blaine, sees this storm as a perfect photo-op. >> i get a phone call, get your camera, i don't care what you're doing. get out to the nearest hill you can. as soon as i got to the nearest intersection, i saw it coming. >> those residents see haboobs several times a year, this on

and the sharks wrapping up their regular season against the phoenix coyotes. and it was a close one. still scoreless in the third period when joe thornton finds joe pavelsky for the power play goal the sharks win by a final of 1 to nothing. now they get ready for the playoffs. they will face either the anaheim ducks or the l-a kings. they wont know who until after anaheim plays later today. coming up. bernie sanders and ted cruz gain more momentum on their respective frontrunner's. where they stand in the race following yesterday's victories. live look outside. golden gate bridge. for the weekned. it's the marine mammal center science sunday: magnificent migrations in sausalito. check out the engaging ocean- inspired classroom series for kids and adults. it's happening at the marine mammal center from 10:00 to 5:00. the event is free to attend. breaking news we continue following this morning. a toddler is missing after her mother was found murdered. this is a picture of two-year- old arianna fitts. the body of her mother nicole was found friday. police are not

as prosecutors in arizona move to dismiss all charges against the man they had accused of being the phoenix freeway shooter. the case against 21-year-old leslie merritt jr. has been unraveling with questions surrounding ballistic evidence and the shooting time line, the landscaper spent the last seven months in jail accused of a series of freeway shootings in the phoenix area last summer. he was released on tuesday. prosecutors say they will continue investigating and against merritt. >>> and the search is on for 500 pounds of fireworks that were stolen from a train traveling between chicago and detroit. authorities say the fireworks like those used in public displays could be dangerous in the wrong hands. the theft was reported on thursday when the train arrived in detroit. >>> fiat chrysler is announcing a major recall this morning, more than a million vehicles worldwide being recalled because they could roll away after the driver believed that the vehicle was put in park and the carmaker acknowledging that the electronically controlled automatic transmissions in certain models were confu

the plan to phoenix, arizona, but figuring out when it will takeoff and land is not that easy. >> so we cannot promise it is wednesday, we can promise not before wednesday. >> reporter: crews are working to find the right weather conditions for the one-day flight to phoenix. he wants to fly around the world without any fuel to show it is possible using clean technology. >> do you think this is the future of the flying commercially? >> i would say -- i would, i would be crazy to say yes and stupid to say no. >> after phoenix, the pilots will fly to the midwest, new york, across the atlantic, to mediterranean and back to aube dhabi. >>> a woman gets a second chance of a lifesaving transplant and besides that she can save a life giving her heart. now, two women have a unique and special bond. >> most people don't find out who their heart or lung transplant even came from. they don't know anything about the donor. >> 53-year-old linda carr knows. she received 51-year-old tommy griffin's heart. >> it is amazing that i can -- help a person and has my heart. >> reporter: and tammy received t

we've got the flash, captain america and spider-man coming down the phoenix children's hospital buildingree superheroes were there to put smiles on the kids' faces nearby. yesterday abc 15 had their telathon and raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for the children's hospital. and that girl and this guy were there to answer some phones. we were playing the role of tv hosts and answering the phone. vera took a call. >> i took a call and the woman i talked to brought a pretty generous donation. >> if you give $20 a month a year you can give that bear back to a kid at the hospital. >> you know when i said it was iron man. the guy next to me was like, flash. he corrected me quickly! >> lots of effort, lots of volunteer hours into this event. thank you very much abc 15 for inviting us along. it was a lot of fun. >>> this is one of those videos that just makes you jealous that you weren't there. >> cool. >> these guys are up -- >> holy cow! now i see what you're talking about. >> man. >> it's so beautifully shot by nick films and he shared it. >> he shared it because he's like, look what i

as prosecutors in arizona move to dismiss all charges against the man they had accused of being the phoenixe case against 21-year-old leslie merritt jr. has been unraveling with doubts, questions surrounding ballistic evidence and the shooting time line. the landscaper spent the last seven months in jail accused of a series of freeway shootings in the phoenix area last summer before being released on tuesday. prosecutors say they will continue investigating and could, could refile charges against merritt. >>> fiat is announcing a major recall. more than a million vehicles being recalled because they could roll away after the driver believed that the vehicle was put in park and the carmaker acknowledging that the electronically controlled automatic transmissions in certain models were confusing to drivers. the recall includes recent model dodge chargers, chrysler 300 sedans and jeep cherokee suvs. 41 injuries have been linked to the transmission problems. >>> take a look at this. a tanker truck in houston, texas, stuck in a huge hole after the pavement on top of an underground garage gives w

chiefgeorge ford is the economist for the phoenix center. formerly worked at the fcc in the cable bureau. marc cooper is the research director for the consumer federation of america. he is also a fellow at stanford law school center for internet and society. lydia beyoud is with bloomberg. this is "the communicators." [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] >> this month we showcase the student can winners. this year's theme is road to the white house. what issuese asked do you want presidential candidates to discuss. one of our second prize high school central winners is from oklahoma. grader,burnett, a 12th once presidential candidates to discuss the cost of medication in his video titled "the price is not right. >> every morning my dad wakes up dressed in his work attire had begins his one-hour drive. i thought my dad just sat around all day counting out pills and dealing with customers.

firefighter and three police officers were hurt when a five-alarm fire burned an apartment building in the phoenixa. the fire started at an apartment complex under construction and spread to a nearby home. a firefighter burned his hand and three police officers were treated for smoke inhalation. >>> three police officers were wounded and the suspect is dead following a shooting outside a phoenix area walmart. when they arrived, the officer encountered suspect in front of the store. 24-year-old mitchell oakley shot at them. the officers returned fire and killed him. both officers are in stable condition and expected to recover. >>> this morning there's a 25,000-dollar reward that leads to an arrest and conviction of the murderer he have 8 family members. 7 adults and a boy was found shot friday in four different homes near piketon, south of columbus. small children, including a newborn days old were left unharmed. thanks for coming today. i want each of you to grab a 2x8 and cut it. you'll have 2 saws to choose from. ♪ you all chose the best tool for the job. wouldn't it make sense to make the same

. >>> a house in the phoenix area suffered minor damage after it was hit by an emergency slide from athe homeowner said she heard a bang and felt the whole house shake. officials later determined that the slide came from an atlas air boeing 767 which did ultimately land safely. >> just a typical day in phoenix. >>> time now for sports and some late nba basketbal >> we get the details from scott van pelt at espn. >>> good morning, america. i'm scott van pelt with the "sportscenter" update for you. the clippers in rest mode. chris paul, deandre jordan took thursday night off. the thunder who rested some guys earlier in the week were at full strength. so okc should have won easy but it was a battle. russell westbrook, four-point lead turns into a six-point lead. westbrook playing at an credy high level was awfully good. the dunk there but now it's a three-point deficit. westbrook to kevin durant who went for 31. now it's a three-point deficit. now it's a tie game. westbrook went for 28, things are tied up late westbrook will miss, steven adams still water runs deep and the thunder win by

a decent amount of rain moving north of the phoenix area up around prescott and sedona, heading up to the grand canyon. for the day today, still having scattered showers, maybe an isolated downpour or two. a few thunderstorms especially higher elevations seeing most of it. by the time we go through the weekend we watch another system off the coastline. this one moving towards us and actually get additional areas of rain. notice a little blue here, snow at the high elevations in the central portions of the sierra. good. some of the mountains outside l.a., enhancement of rain too. rainfall amounts over the next three days total. highest totals, highest peaks in the mountains. almost two inches possible. beneficial rain. didn't get a lot of rain this winter season in areas of southern california. rare to get it in the middle of april, what we'll do, and in and around l.a., half inch to an inch. northwest, still be the mississ as florida. warm today also in california. >> i'll take the 79 in reading, too. >> pretty nice in california, although not for mammoth. we need the snow. >> at high

and out of the ashes rises the phoenix that is named donald trump. >> and you will talk to bernie sanders on the show today on the democratic seed ide of things. >> even he calls the path narrow. so very interesting, i came away from it not -- i did it yesterday pace to face. and i thought he seemed more conciliatory. and then you watch it in the after math and you are like wow, it was borderline exit interview. almost like he's acknowledging the reality of the situation willingly entertaining what is it can going to take for hillary clinton to win his supporters over. so he clearly is in that mode where he's a little bit torn. and he wants to keep fighting because he wants to build this movement and success sastain it. and he's also a real list. so very interesting. >> sounds like a bag of >> and we do a little 9/11 saudi arabia stuff which is particularly here in washington i think people will find that conversation very interesting. >> i'm calling the affiliates. we're going longer today. >> that's right. >> thanks. >> and go caps. please. >> yes, i know. >> gosh sakes just let it go.

joining us are two guests are different sides of this issue, george ford is with the phoenix center where he is the chief economist, and mark cooper is the research director for the consumer federation of america. mr. cooper, what you think about what the fcc has proposed? >> guest: we think we need competition in the set-top box market. and 96 act said we want competition, competition, competition. some places it's worked, some as a. this is one place where really hasn't and we think consumers would have lower prices and more choices if we got some vigorous competition into that space. >> host: george ford? >> guest: the fcc's nprm asked the question was not the set-top boxes were competitive, the first question. actually the first question is is there a market for set-top boxes? the answer really concerned about is delivered over the cable network, no, because the set-top box is actually a component of the network. that's the most efficient way to design and deliver cable television service so it's the cheapest way to do, the most efficient way. that companies would prefer a market. >>

altering the times for v.a. care, like phoenix and other places all over the country, it now does the same thing by acting as a gatekeeper for veterans who should have access to choice. why aren't veterans really being given the opportunity to use the choice program? secretary shulkin: ok. congressman, if you think i painted a rosy picture i have failed because i'm telling you right now i am acknowledging that we still have significant issues and we have a lot of work to do and that's why it's my top priority and i'm not going to rest until we do get this fixed. that's why i came here and i am focused on it and you and i found it similar. i'm hearing directly from the veterans just like you. i'm with you. what i am saying -- and maybe this is where you thought i was painting a rosie picture, i know we are -- rosy picture, i now now we're heading in the right direction. when we were waiting 12,000 people, down. our veterans themselves are telling us on these key osings, we can't manipulate this data. it's our veterans. 89% are sati

one of the only few places hotter the phoenix area. ==x >>> we have new details from uc berkeley. it's gone from bad to worse. the university is now saying even more employees broke the school's sexual harassment policy. this revelation follows three recent high profile cases, a former astronomy professor, the dean of the law school and an assistant basketball coach all accused of sexual harassment on campus. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez spoke with one of the victims. >> just heartbroken. just heartbroken that more people have gone through this. >> reporter: that's how uc berkeley's sexual harassment victim tian sorrel is feeling after learning she's far from alone following a media public information request, uc berkeley has released more than 400 pages of documents revealing they disciplined more than a dozen employees over the past seven years for sexual harassment. >> i sat and i wondered what did the victims of these circumstances go through? was it anything like i went through? was it worth worse? >> reporter: she said she endured unwanted hugs, kisses and rubbing from the f

now the phoenix suns reportedly want him to shine in the valley of the sun.nce the sporting news is reporting that the suns had made wright their top coaching candidate. now, we reached out to villanova but the cats have a policy of not commenting on speculative reports. meanwhile, to the ice, the flyers spike foreplay off against the mapleleafs. wayne simmons, 30th goal of the season. that is a career high. gee into over time. in oc, toronto picks up game winner on power play, flyer lose, pick up point, right now, they trail that final wild-card spot as they take on the penguins and islanders this weekend. >> baseball, phillies and reds yesterday, not good day for the fighting phils but real good one for jay bruce, homers here in the fourth inning, also had one in the seventh. the fighting's get swept. and they lose ten to six. they play the mets later on today. that's all for sports. i'm don bell, have a great day. >> well it, looks like some north carolina fans are sore losers. >> they just can't get over the fact that their team lost to villanova. a fan h

. >> chief economist for the phoenix center for advanced legal and economic public policy. formally at the fcc. and mark cooper is the research director for the consumer federation of america. he's also follow a stanford law school center for internet and society. thank you. >> c-span created by america's cable-television companies and brought to you as a public service by your cable or satellite provider. apple's general counsel, the fbi science and technology department testify about computer encryption and criminal investigation. technology and law enforcement officials will offer their perspectives on the use of encryption and tech products. the house energy and commerce subcommittee hearing starts tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span three. >> the campaign 2016 fund continues its travels. a bus recently visited the high school and sparks nevada her 3rd prize documentary titled wild horse management. i'm bussing crew then headed to california to meet with winners in that state. recognizing kristen cooper and jackie power for their winning documentaries. congresswoman

you may have heard some of the teams in the nba, specifically the phoenix suns, i believe want him to leave and guide their franchise but jay is a college guy, he is not even going to think about that right now. i hopefully he will stay but time will tell. >>> get ready to take on the walk on the wild side as we continue a thrilling new attraction that opens up at adventure acquire number camden. >> just inch's above a giant shark tank. "eyewitness news" report jan carabao shows us a unique new view. >> this is typically a view reserved for biologist, then adventure aquarium. 400-pound sharks, whimming just beneath the water surface but this view is on full display at all that is if you dare to cross this. >> throughout the aquarium you you see them from the sides, underneath and now from the top which is a neat element. >> reporter: aquarium's new attraction call the shark bridge and the v shape rope suspension bridge comes with a mighty title. >> largest bridge of its kind in the world. >> reporter: this shark bridge was quite the under taking for adventure aquarium, at 81 feet long

the great lakes. >>> and if you're flying you may find airport delays in chicago, detroit, las vegas and phoenix. >>> well, the roads were slick in los angeles yet setting the stage for a particularly wild police chase. >> wild is the word and it involved a convertible with its top down spinning around in doughnuts on sunset boulevard of all places. abc's diane macedo joining us news with the latest on this >> good morning to you. so this started with a burglary, two suspects, a convertible and some rain and ended with many viral videos and no doubt many confused police officers.

destroyed a large apartment complex under construction in gilbert, arizona outsijut -- outside the phoenixr: from a helicopter you could see the fire from miles away. the national weather service tweeted smoke was picked up by weather radar. at least 120 firefighters responded. >> because of the wind, extremely fast. the flames felt like i was getting a tan. >> reporter: it happened just after 6:00 last night at an apartment complex under construction. causing exposed wood from 17 buildings to burn fast. heavy wind gusts spread the flames to neighboring homes forcing evacuation of at least 100 people. three firefighters had to be treated for smoke inhalation. one fire fighter suffered burns to his hands. captain gary hilldebrandt. >> we had fire units that had to move their trucks to the east because the fire was rapidly approaching their trucks. and, kind of -- an overwhelming the firefighters. >> reporter: today fire investigators combed through debris, while police still had the area blocked off. those who were evacuated are being allowed back into their homes tonight. jeff, because the

following the wait time scandal of phoenix, congress passed and president obama signed the veterans' access choice and accountability act of 2014. in it, we mandated there be an independent assessment of veterans' healthcare. the assessment highlight many of the things we hear from our veterans. we hear that va provides excellent healthcare, especially healthcare related to the special needs of our veterans. we also hear that in certain areas, the va is at the forefront of healthcare in this country. we also hear from our veterans that va care is often fragmented and that it can be difficult to navigate and arrange non-va care. we hear of long wait times and limited access. following the assessment in the service transportation and veteran's healthcare act of 2015 we mandated a report by the va regarding a plan for how va could consolidate all purchase care programs into one new veterans' choice program. we received that report last year, and this committee is currently working with the va on the best way to implement the legislative requests. the va is on track to see -- listen to t

if you look at the phoenix, va, it's so corrupt and bad. it's all over the country. people waiting in line, you know five, six, seven days just to see a doctor. we have so many suicides in the veterans administration. a lot of them can't get to see their doctor. a person waiting online for a certain period of time, they have to right to go out to see a doctors that's in their community. some of the people have to travel for day to get to a veterans hospital. it's a horrible situation. i know it so well. they endorsed me in new hampshire. they have a tremendous veterans population in new hampshire. i learned so much about the veterans and the veterans problems from the people of new hampshire. we have to. they shulds have done ould have time ago. >> we'll be right back with donald trump. that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (whispers rocket) it's a miracle that springs forth to feed us, to clothe us, to bring us joy. a miracle prompted by rain and warmed by the sun. but few realize without healthy soil below ground, there would be little life above it. learn more about this miracle

. >> agent willis gained areat dealf noriety because of the phoenix note which he authore in july of001. >> describingeral flight schools in arizona thatad an usually large number of middle eastern studes trainingthere, particular saudis. >> t mem states osama bin laden is trying,quote, to esish a cad re of individus whoho wilill be in a sition in the fure to conduct terror activity against vil aviation targets. the declsified pts of the memo don't name those two men but named radicalized -year-old lebanese natitional. he was a disple or advoce of osa bin laden. williams noted that in 1999 drove two men to e phoenix airport f alit to waington, d.c.. >>wo individuals had got up on an americaest flight out of phoenix, went tried to esseially jimmy or force their way intohe cockpit a wer stopped. and they said, oh,e thought it was the bathroom the tory post 9/11 became that this wasssentially a dry run, th ts was a way for themm to se h how hard it wouould be to up o out of your seat, walk to e cocockpit and go into the copit. >>enator grahamoted thahat on at least five occasions subra

the front-runners ahead in key races. als tonight a tremendous fire near phoenix, fire weather of southwest. emotional farewell to prince. from the bells of his hometown to bruce springsteen's tribute. purple rain, purple rain >> a plane powered by the sun flies into california on the wings of history. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "cbs overnight news," i'm jeff glor. latest on campaign 2016 in a moment. we begin with late news from germany where president obama is set to announce the u.s. is significantly increasing its military presence in syria. margaret brennan is traveling with the president. margaret. >> reporter: tomorrow the president will announce that the u.s. is sending up to 250 military personnel to syria to join local forces fighting isis. u.s. military personnel to 300. this as the president today was pushing for a major trade deal here in germany. president obama and german chancellor angela merkel are pushing a controversial trade deal that brought more than 30,000 protesters to the streets this weekend. they fear the so-called transatlant

spent seven months in jail since being arrested for that stream of shootings that took place along the phoenix area freeways and terrified drivers there. there were 11 shootings in all. leslie merritt is the only suspect ever id by cops from the moment he was arrested he's maintained his innocence and import, merits attorney told a judge prosecutors main evidence against him, and alleged link between the shootings and the gun once owned by merritt has simply fallen apart. >> potentially the only evidence was the link between the gun pond by mister merritt and the bullets. the state own expert now says the identification or match thatdds made is not exist or did so with all due respect your honor, mister merritt , there's no evidence against him to show that he's responsible for this. reporter: after that lead, the judge refused merits failed to zero and he was released. he says he wants to get home and be with his kids but it's not over for him yet. merritt phil faces a potential trial at this stage and he has to wear an ankle monitoring bracelet but the prosecution case against him certainly

when a -- three police officers were hurt when a five-alarm fire scorched an apartment building in the phoenixa. you can see the intense scene there. flames were at an apartment complex under construction and spread to a nearby home in the area. a firefighter had burns to his hands and three police officers suffered smoke inhalation. >>> happening today, president obama has arrived in jearmt -- germany to discuss trade. it comes on the heels of his whirlwind trip to ending land where he -- england where he met with the queen. he said it's crucial for england to remain in the european union. he hopes that his trip to germany will help the trade deal. >>> 57 donkeys will be adorning the city's notable site. it's called donkeys around town it's an initiative for the democratic national convention. it's designed to encourage visitors to see philadelphia while they are here. they represent the 50 states, five u.s. territories and washington, d.c. and democrats abroad. >>> remember when coloring books were just for the kids. not any more. many are hooked or coloring books for adults. experts say the

he had a lot of success with the phoenix suns as well. ly thing is i wish that hinkie would have been able to stay on board. >> to see the whole process through. you got this far. he really was doing everything he was told to do basically. >> you're exactly right. hey look you guys wanted me to save money, gets assets. you wanted me to have space. he did everything you wanted me to do. hinkie is a these guy. if you talked to him off the record, you would laugh. you don't see that. he's a nice guy. i believe the problem is he's so into the business whereas it got to a point i believe he may have turned off agents because he didn't call them back. opposing general managers didn't want to deal with him. while he was all about the business, seems like his communication skills kind of suffered. >> was any of this come down from the league. basically you guys got to get your act together to. enough is enough. >> the sixers are going to say it wasn't. what happened is the league kind of like strongly suggested that they go outlet there and get co

. >>> amid new questions about the phoenix freeway shootings has been released on bail. today leslie merit jr. is at home under electronic monitoring. until a court date next month. last summer 11 cars were hit in over two weeks and police linked a gun, owned by merit, to four of those shootings. but a new round of ballistics tests were not conclusive. merit says the gun had been in a pawn shop for months. >>> the 14-year-old girl wounded during a shooting spree by an uber driver in michigan shield as she walked out of a rehab hospital. abigail cough was shot in the head on february 20th. two months later hospital staffers applauded as she walked out on her own. her father says she will she needs surgery and will have part of her skull repaired. jason brian dalton is accused of killing two people, and injuring her. >>> to the the olympic torch began its journey to brazil for the 2016 games. it was lit by a high priest using the rays of a sun focused in a concave mirror in olympia. the flame will be carried to brazil over the next 15 weeks by a series of relay runners. >>