>> that was the country dance i won on "dancing with the stars." ll try that out a little later. we're going to talk to donald and find out who he thinks is going to win the mirrorball trophy tonight on "dancing with the stars." back to you, robin. >> i love phillip phillips, standing by. >> oh. we got a little move there from michael strahan, too. phillip phillips is in the zone. he's in the zone. >>> we're going to get to amy, with all of the top developing stories. >> good morning, everyone. we begin with a frantic search going on in a remote part of eastern north carolina. that's where military personnel and sheriff's deputies are searching for a marine who apparently fell from an aircraft last night during a training mission. it's unclear why the marine fell out of the osprey aircraft near white lake. it takes off like a helicopter but flies like a plane. we'll have details when we get them. >>> and a warning from china saying the u.s. is jeopardizing military ties by charging five chinese military officers with cyber spying on american compani

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star. we see that the second generation of the stars in the universe have formed from the ashes of the very first one. that that generation included some low mass stars and so we have found one of those guys and that's of course absolutely terrific, that we have the tools and the telescopes to fish out these fossil records of these very, very early times and we can study the early chemical and physical conditions of the universe. >> reporter: in observatory kitchens the magellan cooks are busy, if you wanted to know what sparked anna's ambition to be an astronomer, there was a certain tv show featuring, yes, the star ship enterprise. >> i've always been fascinated by stars. i love the star trek and other people in the universe, the be star system has actually worked out for me. >> you are a trekie? >> on occasion, yes. >> astronomy is all about capturing starlight which might have traveled billions of light years. kept in prime condition as they continue to explore the cost cosmos. but they will be overshadowed by the most powerful telescope on earth. built 250 meters higher up right over t

on "dancing with the stars". >>> and they are not just for kids anymore. ofessional sports. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. (tiffany) ask yourself what your children or cigarettes. for as long as i can remember, my mother smoked. she died from lung cancer when i was 16. i could not take the chance of continuing smoking and not being here for my daughter. i know how much i needed my mom still, and i didn't realize it until i had lost her. you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. this is your computer. let's go on the internet. let's go. ok. she's going to love me all over again now. jamaica, here you come! here we go. ha ha! good job. all right. ♪ ♪ >> "dancing with the stars" crowned the latest dancing queen and king. >> that's right. after dominating season 18, meryl davis and maksim chmerkovskiy have swept away the competition, scooping up the coveted mirror ball trophy and abc's david wright was there to see it all in hollywood. ♪ >> reporter: the "dancing with the sta

i like the ideas of star trek and the people on board the star ship, exploring other things in the cosmosalising that there's more than earth and the solar system. stars are my thing. me. >> you are a trekky? yes. >> avt rop omy is about -- astronomy is about capturing star light that may have travelled billions of light years. the telescopes are kept in prime condition as they continue to explore the cosmos. in six years time they'll be overshadowed by what will be the most powerful telescope, built there. >> reporter: the pace of astronomical discovery depends on the ability to peer into the yun haves. it knows no bounds. here a whole mountain top has been blown apart and flattened in a quest to answer the pressing questions like the nature of dark energy and dark matter. the story of black holes and how stars and galaxies evolved. in is how the giant imaginelan telescope will look. it's approaching $1 billion in engineering and cost. it will be 10 time better than the huddle telescope. >> it will be possible to use the telescope to look for planets like the earth, but to get spectra of

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the business is the missouri star quilt company, and the town, hamilton, missouri. hamilton's main street, like so many in small towns across america, has been struggling to survive with store fronts empty and crumbling. as the missouri star quilt company grew, the family that started the business in 2008 saw an opportunity to improve their main street and grow their business by bringing quilting enthusiasts from all over the world to town to shop and to sew and to meet up. and so far it's working. we'll show you how in this week's main street u.s.a. >>> welcome to hamilton, missouri, population 1800. they have been known as the birth place of jcpenney, but today this city which is an hour away from kansas city is known for something quite different, quilting. it's been dubbed the disneyland of quilting, and that's all because of the vision of one family which started the missouri star quilt company. people have come from all over the world, from as far away as australia, but once they get here, turns out there's not much else for them to do. so missouri star has br

"the fault in our stars." and as you're about to see, she's quite the character in person herself. here's abc's chris connelly. >> reporter: "the fault in our stars" features rising star shailene woodley. as hazel grace lancaster. hazel has cancer. her 16-year-old body kept alive by an experimental drug regimen. >> doctor's appointments. worst of all, support group. ♪ away from her care-giving parents, hazel meets gus. >> hi. >> reporter: a chilled-out pixie dreamboat with his own cancer story to show and tell. >> i've been in remission for about a year and a half. >> maybe you'd like to share some of your feelings. >> oblivion. >> reporter: their post-adolescent ironic attachment quickly succumbs to the earnestness of young love. >> why are you looking at me like that? >> because you're beautiful. >> reporter: even as they are besieged by mortality. and the audience is besieged by the desperate need for a tissue. >> and i know that love is just a shout into the void and that oblivion is inevitable. and i am --

we think that the second generation of stars formed from the ashes of the very first one, that that generation included some. so we have found one of those stars. >> that's, of course, terrific that we have the potools and th telescopes to fish out these fossil records of this very, very early time and we can study the early chemical physical conditions of the universe >> reporter: just outside the obser observatory, the raw wonder of the sky at night is compelling and bewildering. it shows the milky way sweeping across the sky as a telescope tracks its targets and too feint to be seen here is an old, old star, just discovered, taking us close to the very beginnings of everything. nick clark, al jazeera, chile. >> good saturday to you. i am eboni dion. temperatures are hyatt heating up. in new york, we are up to 80 dlooez, 73 if d.c., 69 in chicago and we have those upper 70s around the area where we have had a little bit of a break for the in the cloud cover that has allowed temperatures to climb. we are seeing mostly clear conditions across the central u.s. there are a few showers and storms

. >>> coming up on "dancing with the stars." >> that's right. t eliminated last night and who's the favorite for the season's mirror ball trophy. >>> in our next half hour, the high-tech take on the house call. how telemedicine is saving owe changing the way we see our doctors and saving families thousands of dollars a year. you are watching abc's "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ >> last night was the dance night for the final four couples vying for the coveted mirror ball trophy in the season finale of "dancing with the stars." >> it was the first part of a two-part finale featuring two rounds of dancing. devin dwyer was there. good morning devin. >> good morning john and diana. >> it was an emotional packed night on the dance floor and at the judge's table who are set for an all-female celebrity finale. >> this is the final. >> reporter: the dancing stars are down to three, meryl davis and maks chmerkovskiy, amy purdy and derek and candace and mark. an all-female celebrity finale ton

of course, the big star in the '90s firing back.classic sitcoms who says they were bad life examples. >> i love "full house." so does my daughter. >> yeah. >>> brand-new technology that could change the way you remember your dreams. it's apparently a machine that is able to read your dreams and even able to reconstruct what you were dreaming about. >> huh-uh. >> i don't know if i'd like those. >> yeah. >> i don't know. i don't know. good thing, bad things. >>> and we're going to talk more about "dancing with the stars" and mark ballas' injury. our friend down in the ballroom. he looks like he's in so much pain. he was actually rushed to the hospital. so will the star dancer recover in time to compete in tonight's epic event? >> epic. it's epic. >> boy, that is -- he really was shaking. >> you could tell. >> a lot coming up but amy now with the news. >> thank you, george. and a bomb shell in the u.s. war on cybercrime. attorney general eric holder announced criminal charges against five chinese military officials. they are charged wi

find out how the stars decide just that. and as the countdown to the e.u. parliamentary election continues, "france 24" will give you a taste of the dolce vita in italy. serbia's capital city of belgrade is bracing for possible flooding as relief workers across the balkans are carrying out a massive cleanup campaign. the region has been hit with the most devastating floods in over a century at have left closeness -- close to 50 dead. our correspondent joins us from a town 200 kilometers southwest of belgrade, one of the areas worst hit by these floods. what are things like there now? >> for the moment, things are dry. the rain stopped a couple of days ago and all the water went off, but you can see the damage. you can see the trees and houses. metersvel of water was 4 high it is really unbelievable -- 4 meters high. it is really unbelievable. it is very dangerous to drive. other places where houses were moved by the floods. -- they looked untouched, but they were moved hundreds and tens of meters. it is amazing. are coming back, everyone who could save some

the stars" and tom bergeron won "hosting 'dancing with the stars' with the stars." ngratulations to everybody. you're all winners. [ cheers and applause ] all winners. the other thing that's creating a lot of the con-traversy -- [ laughter ] our show airs in england. so i just wanted to give a a little shout out to -- a little con-traversy here. "wheel of fortune" host pat sajak, have you read this? he's in the news for tweeting that people who believe in global warming are "unpatriotic racists." [ laughter ] but considering he's been watching a wheel spin around for 30 years, i was pretty surprised it wasn't something crazier than that, like, "i'm gonna marry that wheel one day." actually, take a look at the full tweet. "i now believe that global warming alarmists are unpatriotic racists, knowingly misleading for their own ends." people were like, "okay pat, i'm gonna take a 'c,' an 'r,' an 'a,' a 'z' and a 'y' because you're crazy, pat!" take a little breather buddy. [ cheers and applause ] sit down. breathe it out. don't tweet it. yeah, i think pat is really riled

the movie director jj abrams rewarded star wars fans may name the cast of the "star wars" movie. relatively fresh faces are going to join original members of the franchise, including harrison ford and mark hamill. the film is due out for release in december of 2015. star wars was the inspiration behind dale may's exhibition called "lego wars." dale may joins me now. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i hope you are a fan. >> i am. yes. "star wars" was the first movie i saw as a child. >> the first. >> the first i remember seeing. >> the first movie that makes a big impression is "star wars." did you play with lego? >> i did. my father was a builder. lego, lincoln logs. i was all over that. >> you are connecting these things in this photo exhibit. tell us about this. >> that came nearly from a camera test i was doing with a macro lens. i needed a small object to photograph. i picked up a key chain and approach and how i would any of my celebrity portraits. >> you have a "star wars" storm trooper keychain. ok, just checking. you start photographing that. >> the

the telescope operators prepare to find star targets. above the constellations - they continue their relentless spectacular march across the skies, full of mystery and unanswered questions. >> can you go to target number 13. >> the telescope hones in on the second generation star. the faint life is passed through an expecto graph, which determines what it is made of >> here we have a lot of carbon absorption, there's a lot of carbon. >> we think that the second generation of stars, forming from the ashes of the first one, that that generation included low mass stars. we have found one of those. that is, of course, terrific, that we have the tool and the telescopes to fish out these fossil records of the very, very early time, and we can study the early chemical and physical conditions of the universe. outside the observatory the raw wonder of the star at night is compelling. night time compressed into seconds shows the milky way sweeping across the sky. >> in amongst it all is an old, old star, taking us close to the beginning of everyth

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in a "dancing with the stars" "gma" after-party. they're almost here. wow. e screams are deafening. many for derek hough and amy purdy. but for the champions, maks and meryl, showing up. candace is here. they're all here. james maslow, looking good. all right. hey, guys. hey, guys. we're going to get so much more, as they get off the float, coming through times square. and get down through this crowd and into the studio. my friend, derek hough. amy purdy. all right. we're going to come on. we'll get them in a couple minutes. let's get to the weather forecast so you can get an idea of what is happening here. it really is so exciting. but let's talk about -- >>> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco. starting off with patchy fog and low clouds hanging around and we will have sunshine this afternoon and the warming trend begins. we have clouds and possible drizzle tonight and the warmth kicks in, in time for the holiday week. here is the temperatures, low 60's along the coast and the clouds are more stubborn and mid-60's at san francisco but low-to-mid 70'

everyone is'ved up for the dance "dancing with the stars" finale tonight. w about the primary elections? races in six statued today. ' of them pretty critical in determining the future of the senate and america. but where is the enthusiasm for silly stuff like that. we'll ask our panel, joe pisco o', and daggan mcdowell. dagan, what's the deal? the republicans are competing with that, "dancing with the stars." >> the republicans -- part of their problem it's the same old song and dance and that's energetic, "dancing with the stars." the republicans right now lack energy. they lack pizazz. there's not a rallying cry about getting the debt down. >> really expect them to compete with something like this or just an attention shifter. >> this is one night. but the republicans have a bigger problem, there's a lack of passion among the base. it was a few years ago, cutting spending. they did that. we're 18 months away from a balanced budget potentially. there's nothing to get people excited -- >> but, but, but, the tea party -- they're not dancers, and they're not

for the artist that had been there for many years at a lower rate this was a shock. and ocii and star conducted a survey to determine whether or not artists would actually be able to afford to move into the new building. and well, some were happy with the rent rate and design and others were quite concerned. and some artists were able to down size the studios to reach the affordable threshold in response to the affordability problem, star proposed a fund to help offset the difference between the old and the nutrient rate for the qualified low income artists and we are planning on using the hud requirement the hud and the housing requirement to determine, who meets that standard. we asked them to as he mentioned they are projected to be between 20,000 to $30,000 a year and so that could help quite a bit. and initially, linar rejected the proposal because it was not required and to their credit, they agreed to supply the solar power and make the other design adjustments that would help ensure the artists will be able to relocate. and the agreement to provide the solar is beyond any lega

and one of the stars we observed turned out to be the second generation or a second generation star of universe. >> the telescope operators prepare to find star targets. above the constellations, they continue relentless spectacular march across the skies, full of mystery and unanswered questions. >> can we go to target number 13? >> the telescope homes in on the newly discovered second-generation star, and the faint light is passed through a speck toe graph. >> we think the second generation of stars in the universe fell from the ashes of the first one. that that generation included stars. we have found one of those guys. that's terrific. we have the tools and the telescopes to fish out these records of the very, very early time, and we can study the early chemical and physical conditions. >> a nighttame compressed into seconds finding the milky way sweeping across the sky. in amongst it all, too faint to be seen here is an omed, old star, just discovered taking it close to the beginnings of everything. nick clark al jazeera. >> and another star - younger, steven cole, will be hear wi

we start with abc's "dancing with the stars." last night. >> oh, yeah, amy purdy and charlie white along with their partners received perfect scores. unfortunately, though, someone has to go home and when the time came it was with danica mckellar and her partner val who were shown the door. >> it has been an amazing time. i learned so much. val is an incredible teacher and choreographer. it's been a blast. i've got on the play so many cool characters. it's been a blast. it has been really cool. a lot of fun. >> no mirror ball trophy for them. the five pairs remaining get serious. next week it is time for the semifinals. >>> when you hear the phrase anyone who is anyone is there they are probably talking about the met gala. a fund-raiser for the metropolitan museum costume institute here in new york. >> it is a parade of the stars. "vogue" editor in chief and fashion leader anna wintour sets the dress code based on one designer's work and this year was charles james, a designer who blazed trails in the '30s, '40s and '50s and was

"dancing with the stars." so many good shows. lly been into recently on "teen nick." [ laughter ] it's called "ew." and -- [ cheers ] a lot of people even say that i look like the main character. i don't know if i see it, though. well, here. take a look for yourself. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everyone, and welcome to "ew." i'm sara and if you're wondering, that's s-a-r-a with no h, because hs are ew! [ laughter ] joining me today is one of my besties. allison donnalak. [ cheers and applause ] hi! >> oh, hey. oh, hey. oh hey. >> jimmy: high five! >> hey. high five! hey. >> jimmy: alison, what's up? >> oh, not much. my mom gave me her credit card so i stopped by starbucks on the way here. [ laughter ] >> ew. what did you get? >> a venti soy cinnamon -- dolce cream frappucino. >> you even got whipped cream? >> ew! of course! >> jimmy: that sounds amazeballs. can i try some? >> sure. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: ew, i got brain freeze! >> ew! >> jimmy: i got brain freeze! >> ew! >> jimmy: my brain is frozen! >> oh, god, no! >>

there would be partitions, but what we've heard back is that privacy is really important and that the star board to represent the artists would prefer that everyone be accommodated at this small scale at the moment, and later -- if bigger studio sizes are needed. ed, walls can be knocked down, but at the onset, the ask was to replicate the situation as closely as possible. >> okay. and follow up question to that, in terms of the general market -- i understand it's crazy town out there in terms of artists and other professionals who are self employed and work in the not most profitable industries. what is the general market for artist size out there? i'm thinking you have an artist who has agreed to take 175 square feet and they go into that space and five or six years down the road they decide they think it's a raw deal, they're done with it, they're moving to richmond or west oakland or wherever they can find a space. who is taking 175 square feet? is that something that's comparable to anywhere else anywhere? >> yes. we have brought up that question as well and talked with star and david

it is one of the oldest stars in the universe.om chile's dessert nick clark talks to the astronomers who discovered it. >> spectacular and desolate. it is the oldest desert on earth and the dryest. some parts get no rain at all. that's why it lures astronomers time and again. >> it's very dry, and that is very, very good for astronomy. that essentially means that the stars don't twinkle as much. it's very pretty when the stars twinkle, but astronomers don't like it at all. >> they go up into the andes wait forgive nightfall. other observatories are benched in the air. those who are yearning to learn more just what is out there. >> here we are. this is my baby. we use the telescope several times a year, and we also are here in early 2013, so about a year ago, and one of the staff thastaff--one of the stars thate were observing turned out to be a second generation star of the universe. >> the still scope operators prepare to find their star targets. above the constellations they continue their relentless spectacular march across the

>> this is the deb star ball. >> jimmy: what's the deb star ball? 't believe i even remembered that. >> jimmy: the deb star ball? >> it was called the deb star ball. only because i recognized my bangs. >> jimmy: was this a contest or something? >> no. in 1964, 1965 when i did "gidget" they used to ask, you know, certain starlets and new women in the business, young and foolish, put it that way, you had to come like it was your coming out party or something. and it was like the coconut grove or someplace like that and they made you look like that. >> jimmy: would you do it with all your friends -- >> no, i didn't know any of these people. >> jimmy: you didn't know any of them. >> they were women that were newly under contract to places. humiliating beyond belief. >> jimmy: well, i'm glad i brought it up. >> yeah, thank you so much. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you want to take another shot while you look it? >> probably why it took me so long to get that star. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: by the way, i loved the spider-man movie. i know you're not a big spider-ma

they say the son opened fire on the responding police officer. >>> and former "american idol" star clayinner of his congressional primary race this week, following the sudden death of his opponent. 71-year-old keith crisco died on monday after falling at his home. aiken was leading crisco by 369 votes. he has suspended his campaign out of respect for crisco's family. >>> and a horrifying moment for this mother as her little girl slips from her arms under a train in australia. as the mother frantically tries to save her, passengers run and alert the conductor not to pull out of the station. bystanders were then able to rescue that girl, pulling her safely off the tracks. she was not injured, amazingly. >>> and finally, bad news for people who like wine and chocolate. we've heard for years that a daily glass of red wine and a little chocolate protects against heart disease, cancer and early death, mainly because of an antioxidant. but a study out today is now questioning the benefits of that antioxidant. during a nine-year study, doctors found it had no impact on a patient's health risks

the tell scope homes in on thenewal discovered second generation star. t light is passed through a expectograph which determines what the star is made of? >> we have a lot of cashbon absorption, we a lot of carbon we think the second generation of stars in the universe have formed from the ashes of the very first one, that that generation included some. so we have found one of those guys. >> that's of course absolutely terrific that we have the tools and the telescope to fish out these fossil records of the very, very early time and can study the conditions of the universe. >> outside the observatory, the raw wonder of the sky at night is compelling and bewildering. a nighttime compressed into seconds shows the milky way sweeping across the skwie as the telescope tracks target did. amongst it all, too feint to be seen here is an old, old star just discovered taking us close to the very beginnings of everything. >> nick clark, al jazeera, atakama chile. >> beautiful pictures there. chicago's newest tourist straka is putting visitors over the edge, tilt, a

for the newest. star wars 7 is scheduled to open around the world on december 18, 2015 can't wait for the new one. we'll keep you posted on filming. stay tuned for sports night live coming up with jason and bipp roberts' that's it for the kron 4 news at 8. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news developments at kron4.com or download one of our mobile apps. our next newscast is tonight at 11 o'clock. see you then. goodnight. hello everyone. and welcome to sports night live. i'm jason appelbaum alongside former major league all-star bip roberts and warriors insider

. >> the two night finale of "dancing with the stars" begins tonight. dancers are feeling the pain. >> this he's going to be able to dance tonight. >> our sister station has more now from los angeles. this world class athlete never

the wizard of oz." that's cute. princess leia from "star wars." , my gosh. >> hamburger buns. >> and gandalf from "lord of the rings." >> darling. >> okay. >> try this new peanut stuff today. >> these are reese's peanut buttercups in oreos. they're only available -- they're going to be available on june 9th in stores. i'm going to wait to eat that for a second. because let me tell you something, nothing gets in your teeth like oreos. >> that's true. in the meantime why don't we say hello to a friend of mine who is in our audience today. ann nielsen from -- she's from charlotte, north carolina. >> wave, ann. so we know which one you are. >> she's here with several friends from charlotte. ann is the one i told you about who is the magnificent artist who does the angel paintings i just, just love. tonight we are -- she has a gallery in charlotte called ann nielsen's fine art. but if you want -- look at this painting. this she's giving us today. tonight, guess what's going to be at my house? >> who? >> kenny loggins. kenny loggins -- >> he's going to s

the artists work on the baners, too. >> thank you. >> my name is karin slater and i am a member of the star board and a chair of the real estate committee, and i have been working with oci staff and lanar for several years. and i want to start by thanking the current and former members of the redevelopment and the commissions and the staff, for really what i think is an extraordinary leap of vision, on the part of the number of people that has resulted in this new building being built and you know, most and i have been traveling around the country and i met with the people in boston and in dc, who have the group studio spaces and the boston center for the arts and the factory and when i have explained to them what is happening in san francisco, everybody knows about the increasing cost of living in san francisco, and the increasing cost of being an artist and making the art and the studio spaces and i have told them that we are going to have this new, 87,000 square foot building, with 130 studios, and you know, at below market rates, and this cost of maintenance, and they are just blown awa

one of the most star-studded films comes out this weekend. llment of the x men series. tonight one of the stars, one of two of british knights in the cast shares an inside look with my "nightline" co-anchor juju chang for our series "on the town." >> i had a glimpse into the past. >> despite all the high priced special effects. and the skin tight leave nothing to the imagination costumes, the most striking x factor of the x men may be the caliber of the acting. imagine a sci-fi movie chockful of oscar winners and several nominees. >> you really think this will work? >> i have faith in him. >> reporter: that's not all, two knights, sir ian mckillen and sir patrick stewart, plays the leader of the x men, new superheroes who come together in the fifth installment of the franchise, "days of future past." >> we need you to hope again. do you worry audiences will grow tired of combic book movies? >> what is distinct to "x men" is they always had a philosophical moral content. so that has been at the heart of the whole franchise. >> reporter: we sat

>> the telescope homes in on the second generation star. s faint light is passed through a spec toe graph. >> we have carbon absorption. >> we think that the second generation of stars in the universe have formed from the ashes of the very first one that that generation included some stars and we have found one of those guys. >> that's, of course, absolutely terrific that we have the tools and the telescopes to fish out that's fossil records of the very early time and we can study the early chemical conditions of the universe. >> just outside the observatory, the raw wonder of the sky at night is compelling and bewildering. a nighttime compressed into seconds shows the milky way sweeping across the sky as the telescope tracks its targets. amongst it all too feint to be seen here is an old, old star just discovered taking us close to the beginnings of everything. nick clark, al jazeera, atakarma, chile. >> thanks for joining us. "fault lines" starts right now. children once sacrificed their childhoods, even their lives, working in american mi

these moms got the star treatment. >> they are beautiful. i feel happy. >> reporter: one of the make- up artists that volunteered to give the moms, many sing skpel homeless, a taste of glamour. >> you get to know about them and their background, what they like and, also, you know, just to bring them a little bit of that happiness. >> i don't want them to feel really sad and like i want them to feel just like the same as everyone else. just happy. >> reporter: the 28th year for this event. 35 moms taking advantage. organizers say it is the most extravagant one, yes. they are happy to see these moms enjoying themselves. >> this is stigma being homeless. for them, it is not. the community is wrapping their arms around them and saying today we are going to take care of you. >> >> reporter: hair done right and make-up done up, it is time to show it off. they were treated to a brunch away from the kids high atop san francisco in the star light room where they reflected on what this day of relaxation gives them. >> i am a single mother. i have no he

you probable liz recognize cheryl from "dancing with the stars". ther is also an accomplished dancer. we have more ffgs on instagram >> now more than a thousand african american students will be honored tonight for academic achievements. >> more on why the president is playing close attention to what happens in oakland schools >> african american male students meet once per day in this room to take a manhood development class one mentor writes quotes on the board we will do better than this. >> we hear about the school the prison pipeline but there is a school to college pipeline as well. >> brendan anderson is with the african american male achievement office. >> advocating for them, empowering them and their parents. building relationships with their teachers >> they learn about who they are, what they will need to succeed in life. today, the program is in 16 middle and high schools in oakland amir williams admits african american teens face distractions. >> just don't let them distract you what you need to do do, what you know is right >> the pre

and the stars come out for one of fashion's biggest events. it's tuesday, may 6th. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. a snapped clip may be to blame for the high wire circus act that sent eight acrobats plummeting during a performance in rhode island. investigators now say a carabiner which is a common clip, was found in pieces on the ground after that accident. all eight acrobats are still hospitalized this morning. four in good condition, four in serious condition. nbc's ron mott has more. >> reporter: it hails as a human chandelier, eight female aerials hanging by their hair, but it turns frightening in a flash. their fall cushioned only by a thin rubber mat leaving them and a male performer below with multiple broken bones and in one case, internal bleeding. >> they're in shock. they didn't expect their equipment to fail. >> reporter: officials are focusing on the attachment point where the rigging was connected to a kibbcable to the arena's rafters. a single carabiner clip, a steel hook designed to hold 10,000 p

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very cool. >> adam goldberg the creator or of our show is a huge "star wars"fan. that's why we have an episode bit. he has been a kid in the candy storeer h and great to be a part of it. >> tune in tomorrow night at 9:00 o'clock for the "star wars"theme episode of goldberg goldbergs. fun thing to do. yes. so monday outside tonight. >> sandhya is here. it has been windy breezy all day. >> yes. the winds are still gusting to about 36 miles an hour at sfo and 25 at san carlos but most other areas winds taper and as you look at live doppler 7hd we watching few clouds around here. state round 88 requiring chains. ut there so if you are traveling to the high country this is what you will be looking at from our lake tahoe camera. not whole lot other than few snow flake there. very light snow falling in tahoe. mid 50's exploratorium oakland redwood city san jose 54 currently half machine bay and from the exploratorium camera financial direct pretty clear sky around the area low 50's santa rose, napa, fairfield, livermore at 54 degrees. sutro tower cam are beautiful view of

the brand new lawsuit against the nfl. were star players fed drugs to keep them playing? >>> berger alert. the recall is expanding. our dr. richard besser investigates. >>> and getting out alive. tonight, our experiment. how effective are smoke detectors in your home? and some big surprises about what you should do. >>> and tonight, the big dance. behind the scenes, the unlikely new dancing star inspiring millions of americans. how does she do it? >>> good evening to you on this tuesday night. as we come on the air, we're hearing more of this big, stunning hit on the nfl today. some of the nation's biggest athletes are suing the league, claiming a secret world of deception by the league. claiming painkillers were given out like candy. encouraging players to play with broken bones and in agonizing pain. jim avila has been studying these breaking details. >> reporter: violent hits like this one broke super bowl player jim mcmahon's neck. an injury he says nfl doctors never told him about. leaving him to play hurt for years. so, he and 500 other players are suing the league.