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. >>> and the bell tolls for the u.s.s. ship, a mystery of what happened to the crew 95 years ago finally solved. i can't re >>> pe ginning with a suicide bombing in lahore. 65 killed, most women and children. 250 wounded. hosts ran out of ambulances, taxis brought people in for treatment. a pakistan taliban group claimed responsibility, saying they targeted christians. we have this report. >> reporter: an explosion at a children's park in the heart of lahore. this was the latest taliban attack to claim lives, a food cart vendor described the moment of the blast. >> i was talking about it. i heard an explosion, i couldn't understand what was happening. >> it was the weekend and the park was full of families, as a result host of the dead and injured women and children. witnesses reported bodies strewn everywhere. people used taxis and rickshaws to move the injured. lahore's hospitals on high alert. these kinds of attacks are not knew to the people of pakistan. the country has been fighting a taliban insurgency for a decade. i

the u.s.s. drafting a security council resolution calling for repatriation of troops where there's a pattern of abuse or evidence of noncooperation with investigations. this is an issue that continues to playing the united nations and undermine its peace keeping efforts. while the level of detail in the secretary-general's report may be encouraging it's clear the u.n. as a long way to go to restore its credibility not least among the world's most vulnerable people it's supposed to be protecting. daniel lak, al jazeera. at the united nations. >> the cdc and the w.h.o. are holding a conference, out of brazil found major birth defects in 30% of fetuses of pregnant women who had the virus. the world health organization is now linking the virus to another syndrome, the guillain-barre syndrome. the u.n, linking a plotting's like hi zika nefntio infection h defects. abnormally small brain and died. >>> so far 100 americans have been diagnosed with zika, most have traveled oforeign countries, others got

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the u.s.s. conestoga departed the bay area for hawaii in 1921 but never arrived. there were 56 crew members on board. and experts believe it sank while trying to dodge a storm. >>> they are small in size but baby grape tomatoes are big on flavor. here's fresh grocer tony tantillo with our tip of the day. >> reporter: well, today tip of the day is going to be with these beautiful baby grape tomatoes in the market right now. they are small grape tomatoes which are great because you don't have to cut them in half and throw them in the pan to get the flavor to get the juice from it. just throw them in the pan like that. cut them in half and throw them in the pan when they are small, you know what happens? you get tomato juice. let's talk about selection and storage. when you buy them, nice and red all the way around. check the bottom right here. make sure all the tomatoes look beautiful. when you bring them home, although a lot of people like to store them in the refrigerator because they are on a tray, keep them at room temperature. there's a lot of sugar in them. sh

. >>> 56 men were on board the u.s.s. conostoga, it was en route to american amoa. it never showed up. no wreckage was ever found, until now, over the coast of san francisco. >>> a woman is devastated when her home is destroyed and torn down by mistake. >>> amazon claims significant strides in a mail dominated industry. find out how much women make in our market watch report. low, building african-style musc it's the little moments that make the biggest waves. kalahari resorts & conventions. the world's coolest indoor waterparks. explore now at kalahariresorts.com i've always taken on the status quo. in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform. as head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions, stood up for marriage equality and protected our environment. now i'm fighting for criminal justice reform. i' i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you. >>> good morning, 6:00 a.m., thursday, march 24, i'm tamala edwards here with erin o'hern, matt o'donnell

>> i was at a rally with donald trump on the u.s.s. iowa, it was certainly during is campaign and there were people across the way from where the ship was docked and they were screaming at donald trump and his supporters and is against his stand on hispanic relation on building a wall, things like that and his supporters were screaming some of the ugliest things i'd ever heard at a campaign event at those people. you saw it festering and now it's blossomed to what is. of no moment really something very daircht had a lot of people on the trail haven't seen before don't know how to deal with now. that is going to shape should he get the nomination going to shape the race of a general election whether it's against sanders or clinton. that's the big story and will eventually hurt donald trump in the general election. >> michael shure you'll see him as part of our coverage tuesday night. michael look forward to being on with you tomorrow night. appreciate it. >> likewise david thanks so much. >> and that is our show for today. i'm david schu

. >> reporter: the mystery of the u.s.s. "conestoga" has been solved. n march 25, 1921, the navy tugboat and its crew of 56 set sail from san francisco for hawaii and its final destination, american samoa. when the "conestoga" failed to arrive at honolulu's pearl harbor, the navy launched a massive search mainly around the hawaiian islands. after three months, the navy declared the tug and crew lost. 88 years later, in 2009, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, or "noaa," detected an uncharted shipwreck in shark-infested waters 30 miles west of san francisco. with sonar imaging and video footage recorded almost 200 feet underwater, noaa found the" conestoga" largely intact with marine life growing on its exterior. but no human remains were found. for nearly a century, the tugboat was never far from where its fatal journey began. >> thompson: president obama's historic trip to cuba this week was a hard act to follow, but the rolling stones gave it a shot with their first visit to the communist-ruled island. ♪ the legendary british rock n'

. >> martha raddatz, on board the "u.s.s. truman." taking you inside its campaign against terror. from abc news, it's "this week." here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >>> and what a week it's been. super tuesday. the stunning republican debate. and with votes in five states saturday, the race for president may be taking a new, dramatic turn. for the gop, a big night for ted cruz. he trounced donald trump in the kansas caucuses, beating him by

the u.s.s constitution states that a presidential candidate must be a n atural born citizen. the case will be heard in broward at 11:00. >>> and now to a story you'll see only here on lol 10. a man behind bars after allegedly trying to sell a stolen bike. a victim says she s saw an craigslist. suspect. >> i clicked it on bicycle and my bicycle showed up and i couldn't believe it. i became nervous. i couldn't believe it. >> we met with the subject, did that elements of the crime and thankfully for the and get her bicycle back. >> the serial number on the bieblg matched her's. >>> police say they would target people inside of a bank, puncture their tire and offer to help them out with the real intention of stealing the victim's money. cops arresting these two. police say they were caught last week of a dedective saw one of the men puncturing a woman's tire while she was inside the bank of america in doral. >>> new this morning a georgia judge has anted a motion to unseal the autopsy report for bobbi kristina brown later today. police found brown unconscious in her atlanta home l

rate now, here's a look at >>> break news off the coast of virginia. were hurt in an accident on the u.s.s. eisenhower today. cnn says there are reports that a piece of equipment that catches landing planes on the carrier broke. mark. >>> in my world of weather today a good question about the upcoming cold for the weekend, with highs in the 30s, overnight lows in the 20s. one viewer wants to know do the freezing temperatures mean covering the spring flowers coming up. tulips, daffodils, crocuses, they're fine. they've evolved over millions of year to be able to handle cold weather. if the crocuses are blooming, the cold may beat them down a little bit, but they will survive. a lot of sunny breaks in between cumulus clouds. that afforded some great colors for wines there is berg ohio. one of those clouds producing rain showers. you can see the rain falling to surrounding it, and a sign of spring, wait a minute, go back. sign of spring, right there. can you zoom in? look. it's a great blue heron. that is a sure sign of spring. twitter, facebook, like, follow, post. >>> a shout-out to mark fo

the yen, as you see, looks like the u.s.s. losing ground. n is strengthening with the pound, sitting at 1.43 at change. gold still about 1200 an ounce. 1256 to be exact. >>> j.j. kinahan joins us, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> thanks for joining us. at the end of the last week we saw is a nice rally indeed. what drove that and can it continue this week? >> i think susan just talked a lot about it, crude oil being up 8% last week. if you look at the correlation between the cnn s&p 500 and cash, up about 70%. more interesting correlating to futures, we have almost a 90% correlation between crude oil and the s&p 500. so it's really interesting to me, everybody is sort of trading crude oil synthetically, whether they realize it or not right now because of how we've seen the year sort of play out. >> we also have a lot of central banks meeting this week. i just wonder where you think the markets are pricing in? >> well, if you look at fed fund rates markets are only pricing at 4% probability that the fed is going to do anything right no

researchers discovered the wreckage of the u.s.s. conestoga near the farralones. it was a voyage from san francisco to american samoa when it disappeared with 56 people on board early in the 1900s. authorities waited until yesterday to announce it so relatives of the crew could be found and notified. so grandparents and great grandparents, i would imagine. >> yes. >> many moons ago. >> 100 years ago. >> amazing. >>> so we are going to get our first check -- not our first check, but -- one of many checks. >> 14th. >> of traffic. >> about that. >> i have been counting. >> we are going to start with bart. they are dealing with track issues this morning between the pittsburg-bay point station and north concord stations. so shuttle trains are still in service. you will have to transfer at north concord so heads up there. the good news is the rest of the bart system is right on time. we were dealing with some ten- minute delays at pittsburg-bay point for the last few days even last week but things are moving okay. cat every caltrain is on time. ace train, everything is

congress, as compliant ass they were, and acted the patriot act by an overall majority, even the u.s.s. congress two weeks after september 11 inserted into the patriot act a provision that says the power this law creates will expire in four years. the reason being that everyone recognized this was an incredibly radical piece of legislation and that nobody wanted this to become permanent as p part of america's political landscape. it was justified only because the situation was so extreme. later, thears situation was no longer extreme and the idea was those powers could be curtailed and everything would return to normal. later, in 2005, the patriot act came up for renewal and it was renewed with almost no debate by a vovo of 89-10, even in the face of abundant evidence powers had been abused. in 2009, the obama administration issued a statement saying they wanted the patriot act quickly renewed. the handful of senators said, maybe we should modify this a tiny bit because there are some abuse taking place and this will help prevent that, and they wewe immediately accused by harry reid, t

the u.s.s. cconistoga has been found. remnants of the naval tugboat and its 66-person crew now rest on the floor of this island. one was chief machinist george franklin taylor. >> we always thought he would be in american samoa or outside hawaii. not be found outside the golden gate. >> peter franklin hess is george's first cousin. >> i am very relieved. this is closure. this is closure for the rest of the family. >> from his corta ma dara home, peter says that george's mother annie never gave up on her son, 32 when he disappeared. >> there was a family story that george was probably on some pacific island, wearing a grass skirt and married to some polyindonesian girl george's mother even bought a crypt so her son could be buried next to her and his father when he finally came home. but he never did. >> this is one story that we had to correct this for the crew and the families. >> unresolved stories like this one are what drive robert schwemmer. the lead investigator that found the shipwreck. >> she was leaving pearl isla

the u.s.s. conestoga disappeared headed for pearl harbor in march 1921. the naval and noaa say they found the wreck cooling near some islands. the disappearance was one of the most tragic mysteries of u.s. maritime history. >> let's talk about our weather now, bring in our chief meteorologist. another beautiful day. sounds like more on the way. >> more on the way. all you have to do is look at julie's dress. >> isn't that nice. >> i should call you in the morning. definitely spring like in the morning. >> thank you. senate's going to continue spring like. no rain in this forecast as we move forward. just dry. we're talking about temperatures that are in the 70s now, that made into it the low 70s today in some places and will make it into the low and mid-70s tomorrow. there's san jose. beautiful air quality. soften we'll get the warm weather in the surges even the late spring, but you won't have the air quality. when you look at that there's mission peak, and that's good visibility. across the country now we do have significant weather to talk about for tra

from the crew of the "u.s.s. liberty" in 1967, 37 americans killed, 171 wounded in international waters, to 23-year-old nonviolent activist rachel corey killed 13 years ago this past wednesday days before we invaded iraq. and an 18-year-old, a passenger on a humanitarian vessel who was killed six years ago. the u.n. human rights council described his killing as a, quote, summary execution by israeli commandos who boarded the unarmed ship also in international waters. our final speaker, hwaida arraf was a passenger, one of the other two vessels. she's one of four challenger passengers who are suing the state of israel and four of its ministries for torture, cool, inhumane or degrading treatment, a assault and detention, and emotional distress. hwaida is a palestinian american lawyer and human rights advocate. as the daughter of an israeli-born palestinian, she is also a citizen of israel. she received her bachelor's degree from the university of michigan and her jurisdoctor where she focused on international human

. >> martha raddatz, on board the "u.s.s. trueman." here now, chief anchor george >>> and what a week it's been. super tuesday. the thunding republican debate. and with votes in five states saturday, the race for president may be taking a new, dramatic turn. for the gop, a big night for ted cruz. he trounced donald trump in the kansas caucuses, beating him by 5 points. surprised trump in maine, too, with 46%, trump at 3. john kasich, marco rubio far behind there. trump got two wins in the southern strong hold. louisiana, 41%, but cruz just three points behind. and a tight finish in kentucky. trump at 36%, cruz at 32. add it all up, cruz won more delegates saturday than trump and tightened the gap in the overall race. trump is at 378. cruz, 295. rubio, 123. kasich trailing at 34. for the democrats, dern nooe sanders swept caucus states. winning kansas handily. 68 hkt. clinton got 32%. 57 for sanders, 43 for clinton. not even close in louisiana. clinton beat him 71 to 23. that added to her delegate lead. she's up by more than 200. even be

. >>> after a busy weekend the presidential candidates are folk u.s.ed on the next prime. tracey pots is in washington on what the race is looking like in michigan. >> reporter: good morning. good morning, everyone. the republicans are already very much fouk used on florida. that primary coming up next week. but first up, michigan. tomorrow where the voters are if you can focussed on water and jobs. >> i voted to save the auto industry. he voted against the money that ended up saving the auto industry. >> reporter: auto jobs and the flint water crisis. >> people are not paying a water bill for poisoned water. >> reporter: both democrat wants michigan's governor to resign. our poll shows hillary clinton with a 17-point lead there and far ahead in the delegate count after last weekend. michigan. he's already tarting florida, marco rubio's home state. marco rubio yo wouldn't puerto recothis weekend. but he's trailing back home. >> i haven't given up on florida yet. >> neither has ted cruz, closing in on delegates and says he does not want a contested convention. >> you've got

masterminds of the u.s.s. cole and riyadh compound attacks. it was all her. it' s possible i had some help. it' s good to meet you. henry mccord. this is jose campos, ex-special forces, senior intel cia operative with tours in pakistan, afghanistan and iraq. if you' re glad the taliban government fell, thank him. all in a day' s work, huh? and you know jane fellows, army captain, long stint at socom, currently head of humint at dia. she' s a lauded tactician who' s run enough covert ops to keep conspiracy theorists awake at night. and apparently modest, too. i didn' t know about (chuckles) welcome back. can' t keep a good man down. well, when i heard i didn' t have to take orders from you anymore, they couldn' t keep me away. henry here is a decorated marine pilot whose recent dia work in russia is the reason we aren' t all bundled up for nuclear winter. he' s also a highly regarded theologian with expertise in islam. we' re fighting a radical ideology as much as any man. look, we can talk religion till the sacred cows come home, but at the end of the day, we

. >>> a training accident happened after the u.s.s. dwight d. eisenhower. a cable bre during a routine landing by a hawk eye helicopter. the sailors are expected to recover. the ship left thursday for a >>> no charges will be filed in deadly accident involving a sheriff's department. he was traveling yesterday when his atv crossed the center line and crashed into the deputy's cruiser. the deputy was taken to the hospital, treated and released. >>> a high-tech safety system in california is meant to pinpoint the gunfire at schools and send the information to first responders in a matter of seconds. some questions that people have about shot spotters. >> reporter: many schools have armed guards. but now some like this are going further with installing spot shooter technology. at newark memorial high hundreds of sensors on the gunfire and can triangulation the source in seconds. in e event of a shooting, could give first responders the location. >> we have one round building 100 -- >> reporter: it has been used for years in cities like oakland and chicago, scho

round table plus martha brings us an exclusive look inside the fight begins isis from the decks of the u.s.son this week. >> "action news" continues at noon, here's some of the stories we are following for you, two philadelphia police officers are recovering, after a car crashes into their police van, latest for you at noon. >>> plus, spring cleaning for your finances, we have got easy tips for cleaning up your budget. >>> now for chris sowers, gray hall and the entire "action news" team i'm nydia han have a great morning. we will see you right back here at noon. >> ♪ >>> starting right now on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. split decision. ted cruz crushing the billionaire front runner the kansas and maine caucuses. >> this now represents a movement. >> while trump captures two major victories of his own. >> i would love to take on ted one on one. >> is this now a two-man fight to the finish? >>> as trump's own party revolts. >> donald trump is a phony. a fraud. >> mitt is a failed candidate. >> is the gop falling apart? >>> john kasich and republican party chair reince priebus is h

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. >> martha raddatz, on board the "u.s.s. truman." taking you inside its campaign against terror. from abc news, it's "this week." here now, chief anchor george

. >> martha raddatz, on board the "u.s.s. trueman." here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >>> and what a week it's been. super tuesday. the thunding republican debate.. and with votes in five states saturday, the race for president may be taking a new, dramatic turn.

on january 30, japanese aircraft torpedoed and sank a cruiser named the u.s.s. chicago in the south pacific. 62 men lost their lives. over a thousand survived due to a daring and swift rescue. the nation was clearly engaged in war. there was every reason in the world for the president and even the united states senate to say this is no time to talk about a supreme court vacancy, but instead the president and the united states senate, even in the midst of world war ii, understood their obligation under the constitution. the senate judiciary committee held a hearing for rutledge on january 22, 11 days after his nomination had been sent to the hill by president roosevelt. the committee reported rutledge's nomination to the floor on february 1 and he was confirmed by the full senate on february 8, 1943, 28 days after his nomination. mr. president, i wanted to put this set of facts on the record to make it clear there is absolutely no excuse for what the senate republicans are doing with the scalia nomination. there is no excuse for the senate republicans to ignore th

the u.s.s. i way back in 1921 but never made it to pearl harbor. there were 56 crew on board. all died. >>> hillary clinton will be at stanford university later today. the democratic presidential front-runner will deliver a speech focusing on terrorism. >>> and coming up in the next half-hour on "cbs this morning," could your bank branch soon become obsolete? a look at some of the new techniques financial institutions are using to stay relevant. more on that, traffic and weather, right after the break. ,,,,,,,,,, >>> 101 and 92 this morning, stop-and-go conditions 92 at 101 reports of an accident in the area. also getting word of a trouble spot reports of highway 92 possible closure not far from main street and half moon bay due to a major accident and a possible gas leak. we are still getting more information on that. we'll keep you updated. taking a look at westbound san mateo bridge towards 101 slow, 23 minutes across the span through there. still slow at the bay bridge with metering lights on

. >> all that was known of the u.s.s. conastoga is that in an age before sophisticated weather forecasting, it sailed through the golden gate into a storm where winds kicked up to 40 miles per hour and the ship vanished. in 2009, the national oceanic and atmospheric association was mapping a marine sanctuary and turned up this thermal sonar image which appeared to show a ship wreck. five years later, noaa investigators had a closer look. >> we descended on a target which as we looked at it immediately was seen to be a wreck of some age if he is tuned with marine life, indeed speaking to the fact that it is in a sanctuary, the haven for marine life, you see a pacific octopus down there, showing that this wreck now is a place of life as much as it is a memorial. >> turns out the ship and its crew of 5620 down 27 miles off the california coast in 189 feet of water. lt. earnest jones, the conastoga's commanding officer left a single daughter behind and for her daughter, jones's granddaughter, the discovery fills a big hole in

also present is the commander of the u.s.s uss ronald reagan.older looks more like his dad, and patti looks more like her mom. it was a very gracious service. nancy reagan was well remembered. all aspects of her life, mixture of humor and sadness but an accurate picture. and not one, but two, of the eulogists both made the same point, that there would be no presidential library, there would likely not have been a reagan presidency without nancy davis and the life of ronald reagan. george will. ♪ ♪ >> mrs. obama now leaving the gravesite. so many prominent visitors, mourners, so many famous faces in the crowd. the family has been gracious enough to remain behind. hillary clinton, mrs. carter now. >> it is such a small and finite club, the people who have held and known power, the presidents, first ladies, sons and daughters who have lived in the white house. those who have been around it, those who have been members of the inner circle. at the end of the day, it's a small fraternity. steve forbes, ted olson, brian mulroon mulrooney. a light rain

the clinton era like the oklahoma om city bomb and the union bomberor case.ca >>> chief judge for the u.s.edistrict court in d.c. is retiring a mid a sex scandal. being sued by utah woman whotahn says he sexually assaulted herer decades ago.. fox5's annie yu joins us lives with more on this story.s sto annie >> reporter: good morning to g all of you talking about judge richard roberts and he is let the white house know he'll bee' stepping away from the benchm tb yesterday citing health reasonss meantime this woman who keptho k quiet for over three decades isi speaking out. o we have a picture of her. her name is cary mitchell this i woman accusing judge roberts ofo sexually assaulting her more her than 30 years ago when she was s teenager cary mitchell iss seeking $15 million in damages and a civil suit she filed in salt like city diss court court wednesday, in the suit mitchelll who's now 51 claims she was sexually us a saul the by the roberts when she was 16 yearshe6 old. at the time the alleged victim cary mitchell was the keyas t witness in a rea really he high profile murder of a seria

for example, the underwear bomber in 2009 i believe was one for the u.s.s pushing europe to intensify progress on the issue. i still don't believe that there is an agreement within the european union in part because of these privacy concerns but my invitation -- my information may be outdated. individual member states have their own purposes laws. once you get a european level agreement european -- each european country has to implement that agreement and different national approaches and experiences may further complicated that. i cannot speak specifically about the laws but that privacy rights are constantly an issue in terms of information gathering and sharing within the system. >> on the first issue, the sanctuary issue, i want to point out we are making it more difficult for people to travel and we have had some success there. we are seeing people now moving to libya. that will present some other challenges. i think the sanctuary provides assistance to the ideology. there's nothing like a battlefield defeat to pull back on their ability to radicalize this purported idyllic islam

central bank. 2001-2003, or in 2008 when the fed was, cut, cut, cut -- there are times to fight the fed. u.s.e last 12-18 months, equities have gone nowhere despite a continually easy fed. to us, this looks like a topping process than consolidation. equity valuations look so high. this is not an environment where equities would normally be performing well, but they still get periods of support from central banks. if that support is taken away, the downside would be pretty big in particular for u.s. equities. it's about trying to play the risk-reward. the risk on the downside looks pretty large. guy: asymmetric risks. draghi is going to be buying more dummies on friday. up next, japan suffers a big drop in industrial production. just a blip, or is it a sign of weakness? we are live in tokyo to find out what is behind the decline. ♪ guy: hans: welcome back to "on the move." i am hans nichols in berlin. japan's industrial production slumped 6.2% in february.it's the biggest drop in output since the earthquake in march 2011. let's get more with jodi schneider who is in tokyo. thank you for joining

he will give you some of that along with the quality of u.s. equities. u.s.e other hand if the stays out of recession, you have high carry assets with limited downside. to call youl have back at the end of the second quarter and see how that:. -- how that went. coming up, we are discussing a record high correlation between non-energy junk bonds and oil. next. ♪ ♪ virginia,ichmond, state troopers responded to a shooting at a greyhound bus station and have been taken to a hospital. the shooting suspect is in custody. it was not immediately clear if the three people hospitalized had been shot or sustained other injuries. there is no immediate word on their conditions. president obama says the united states and china are on the same page when it comes to north korea's nuclear program. the president spoke today at the nuclear security summit in washington where he was joined by the chinese president and dozens of other world leaders. of great importance to both of us is north korea's pursuit of nuclear weapons which threatens the security and stability of the regio

one interesting thing about nebraska, most of the caulk us u.s.ing is done except in lincoln, nebraskaster county, the state capital also home to the university of nebraska lincoln. a lot of students. aloft people who like sanders. i was there on thursday. so many people came out to support him thousands. the sanders campaign said, look rg, even if we were slightly behind which we're not, lancaster county would put us over the edge. but clinton campaign doesn't disagree. this is not 2008. the key lesson they've learned is do not ignore the small rural caucus states. they will still split the delegates, bernie sanders is well ahead in both states. but that is an interesting dynamic. the clinton campaign actually paid attention to this. bill clinton was in lincoln last night, omaha yesterday. he is sort of the campaigner in chief out there. >> and you are by the way our nebraska reporter since you are from nebraska. >> i'm from there. >> which is not why you know everything about it just because you're a good reporter. but david, to jeff's point about kind of the college towns and the fa