and they were forcing tony klann to lead them to stoney. >> tony had been crying. he looked like he had been beat a little bit. and they saw joe d'ambrosio with a knife to his throat. this was at 3:00 in the morning, saturday morning. >> stoney lewis' story was all detectives needed to hear. >> we went up into cleveland heights and took five cleveland heights policemen with us. and we went to joe d'ambrosio's apartment, 1732 coventry road. >> eddie espinoza answered the door and was placed under arrest. next police searched for joe. >> first thing in the morning, the cops break in. i'm all the way in the back in the bathroom sitting on the toilet. all i see is the door fling open and i see two guys in plainclothes with guns pointing at me. and i'm like, what the heck is this? >> even without a warrant, police search joe's apartment. >> we did. we discovered three large knives and several other smaller items, some clothing, and we confiscated all kinds of stuff we found there. >> a black pickup truck later determined to belong to mike keenan was parked in the drivew

are you tony? >> yes, i am. >> how you doing?'m marcus. >> it's a pleasure. >> nice to meet you. >> very nice to meet you too. >> so you're the manager. >> i wear all the hats. >> you wear all the hats. okay. >> i have been in the car business about 18 years. excuse me, marcus. hi. >> hi, how are you? >> what can we do for you today? >> i am actually in the market for an suv. >> like a bmw, mercedes, porsche? what are you looking for? >> i'm kind of looking for something a little bit more modest. >> okay. >> ford, chevy, maybe. >> the first potential buyer i've seen since i've been here walks in and he's looking to buy an suv. he seems motivated, excited, ready to buy. the problem is we don't have what he wants. >> i wish we could help you. >> no, it's all right. don't worry about it. >> maybe next time. >> take care. >> he wants to be in an affordable car like everybody else in america, and every suv we have on the lot is priced over $40,000. >> that's the frustrating thing that you deal with. >> how many customers a day do you

thank you tony and again, all of us in this crowd can't thank tony for his determination and he's an inspiration to everyone her. now i wanted to introduce anita a member of our cancer foundation (clapping.) thank you, my colleagues know i love attention i'm kind of a media glutton i'm here to tell my stories i have a lot of stories but this is my firefighter story the mayor talked about the explore i want to tell you what it was like being sworn in i met tony in 1998 he was committed to making sure that whoever he recruited was prepared. i remember when i first met him, i thought whatever my infancy of a firefighter he was that and some i wanted to be like him and immolate him and he gave me a baseline test i did it i of the lucky i scored high enough to come in and loveland tony was my training officer he was tough and prepared us my told us what we needed to know and he made us good. i have carried tony in my that heart i never thought i'd emulate tony in getting cancer i i take it well, sometimes too much and always worked out and committed in the fire department i raised my righ

tony know that.repared. >> until he is sentenced, goodwin will remain in jail. >> everything has been going good today. let's keep that positive energy and keep doing that. it's hard. it's all about choices. >> i got the verdict and it's like a weight was lifted off of my shoulders. i thought i was hearing it wrong. that's why i was just -- i wanted to look like, uh, did he really say that? i was shocked. i was just waiting, like oh, i'm sorry, i was just thinking to get let down. so i didn't really have a reaction, but i was happy, though. >> great. >> in a very different matter associate ivy has reached another decision regarding lorraine green's allegation that a male officer made an inappropriate remark to her. >> he says don't make me put my hands on you and show you how bisexual i can be. what is that? >> ivy has questioned the male and female officer who was with him. when the comment was allegedly made. >> i want to see lorraine green. she's in c pod. i want to see if there are any additional

>> tony, our community has been chiming in on facebook. julieian says there is no more american dream. it's a nightmare unless you are the top 1%. the definition of american dream, freedom. jude who says as an immigrant, it remains the same for myself and my family. america is the land of opportunity and education is the key but on the flip side, listen to shigan? >> i thought everything was posh and pretty. yes realize that u.s. has the same issues of poverty and homelessness that any other developing country does. >> you are the daughter of philippineo immigrants. i mean, look. the narrative back home, especially for my family in pakistan, a lot of people think america is paved with gold. they come here and say, no. america is paid with blood as well. what to you and your fame was the definition of the american dream? and did you realize it when i came here? >> my father came in the mid '80s and at that time, there was a lot of political and economic turmoil in the philippines. so our future was uncertain. he brought us here for me and m

and now we see tony abbot on the international stage talking with increased optimism. i'd also say that i don't think we will be seeing tony abbot with this optimism if he hadn't consulted with those other five countries that form part of the team under this investigation. that is the u.k., u.s., china, malaysia, and france. >> okay. jeff wise, let me ask you this then -- is there -- is there the chance, of course there's a chance, but how likely is it that angus houston would not have the same information that tony abbot had, and that was lead to this breakdown and conflict in messaging. >> it's hard to understand personally to understand the nature of the messaging that we're getting from the australians. you know, objectively speaking, this is day 35 of what's shaping up to be the most expensive search for an aircraft in history. and what do we have to show for it -- nothing. we've got no wreckage, we've got no clues, we don't know why this was done, really even who did it or why. it's just one huge question mark. and maybe people are getting frustrated. oh, and to

thank you tony and supervisor tang.ith that colleagues why don't we go to general public comment >> at this point members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction and the adaptation without reference to committee calendar it's not allowed on items that are already been addressed please address our comments to the whole board if you want a document to be delayed please clearly state that and remove the document when returned to live coverage meeting. >> members of the board i spent the month of march with my family in florida i hope you missed me as much as i miss you dingdong the witch is dead. city public library committee jewel gomez has been sacked along with the other member it's about time. they've embarrassed this city and i finding either the city librarian are the library commission in violation of the sunshine ordinances she was recommended by the san francisco ethnics commission to be removed if office. for 8 solid years they pe

>> that's right, heart bleed, tony. this is something that has network specialists, network security specialists across the country freaking out. and if they freak out, we should be freaking out. i'll show you what i've got on my screen here. basically if i type in a typical address, like twitter, and hit return, it then takes me to https. the "s" right here is the crucial thing. behind the "s" is encryption that is transmitted back and forth. let's say you send an e-mail out or log into your bank account. if you type in your url and it comes back with https, that means that you're protected. it's all supposed to be thi behd this type of encryption. there is a flaw, a programming error, a mistake that somebody made that allows them to essentially get this there and get those user names and passwords, ask for more information than they're really allowed to have, and they can basically stumble on to your user names, passwords. if they have the encryption key they've got the whole game. >> now wait a minute. now that we kn

their own and no idea how luck kip they are because of it. >> tony is the tony of stony's kitty rescue. responsible for saving the lives of close to 10,000 ferrals and unwanted kittens in san francisco over the past decade. her home wasn't always this kitten sanctuary. like the animals she cares for her rescue efforts started small. >> i was a nice calm volunteer at the spca 20 years ago. i sat at the desk and my cat died and they said do you want to foster. i ended up for taking in a mommy kitten. it went so well she did it again and again. there's now nothing calm about tony's volunteer life. >> let's see what you got. >> reporter: every day you can find her at the animal care and control. >> you guys are a mess. >> reporter: on this day more than a dozen ferral kittens are brought in. tony helps them get the paths they need, shots they require. >> they look like they're the same weight. >> reporter: and eventually the foster homes that deserve. it should be said in many, if not most other parts of the state and the country kittens less than eight weeks old get none of those things.

tony abbot says they're confident they've found it within a few kilometer.houston said a fifth sound picked up thursday turns out likely to be unrelated to the missing plane. based on the information he has, there's been no major breakthrough in the search. crews have four possible pings. they're covering 47,000 kilometers. >> while investigators are doing all they can, families of missing passengers hang on authorities' every word, every update they issue, each news briefing. a chance perhaps to finally learn what has hopped to ed tpe happened to their loved ones. against all odd, waiting on a miracle. >> reporter: this couple are in pain watching every newscast, waiting for word of their son. >> identified aircraft -- >> reporter: the news the day we arrived, more pings, increasing confidence from searchers they may be closing in on flight 370. >> we have to say it to believe it. we ha -- we have to see it to believe it. we have to see it. >> reporter: without proof of wreckage, it is too painful to comprehend. for weeks they've been telling themselves he'

tony hernandez, he and his family immigrated from cuba in the 1960s. halle ib hi ibrahim moved to th. when he was 15. and anna moved here when she was 15 from the philippines. tony, you interviewed hundreds of immigrants, and has the american dream changed in the last few decades? >> i don't think that the american dream has changed so much. the american dream means something different for everyone. it means striking it rich. based on over 1,000 interview that's i have conducted, that tends to be the minority. the majority of the people are simply coming here for the opportunity to live a better life. in the case of my parents, it was a chance to not live in a communist country. to be able to pursue their dreams, not necessarily tied to material goods. where i think that the story changes so much, when my parents arrived here in the 60s, we moved to new jersey, and there were blue collar jobs everywhere. my father said, if i lost one job, i would find another one before i arrived home. that's no longer the case. so for immigrants with limited education

in providence, rhode island, there's tony lapour with his white gloves and whistle directing traffic.th that truck. he was too big. >> he may look like an ordinary cop, but the residents of this new england town have found that tony is anything but ordinary. >> everybody out of the pool. through a flurry of whistle, tweets and flashy dance moves, tony performs the routine that he's been perfecting for more than 25 years. >> always wanted to be a performer growing up. so i could look at dance steps and know what to do just watching them on television. i would go out and do a couple of hand movements and a couple of spins. and once i saw our boss come down the street, i would go back and do it the traditional way so they wouldn't catch me. i did it consistently after that for a half hour to 45 minutes a day. >> tony was already a local legend by the time he made an appearance on "nightly news" with tom brokaw. >> well, i can tell it's monday. i haven't gotten one smile today yet. >> "countdown with keith olbermann." >> finally to providence, rhode island, where no holiday season would b

tony. >> john, let's talk about monday.ficials working now to set up security for next week's marathon? >> reporter: well, there is a lot going on. we have been in the city for the lost week or so and i have noticed more security officers in all sorts of locations in boston than i have seen before. and that you would normally expect to see. they have been building the finishing line and start line for the best part of the last week now. there is added security on the streets right now. on top of that there are going to be, we are told, something like 3500 police officers along the route in the seven town that his lead up to boston in this marathon. and then the police chief told us last week, that he has at his disposal something like 22,000 staff that he can call upon on monday, all leave has been canceled so they will be available to him if needs it. on top of that, they are putting more fencing, they call it bicycle rack fencing out from the center of boston, much further than it was last year. there is enhanced tv cover

tony, ain't that america. >> all right, appreciate it., coming up on al jazeera america, he has work there had for just 15 months. but yahoo's departing second in command is getting wait for it, $58 million to leave. that's all i am saying about it. i don't know, things turned out. general remember trick, morgan stanley, and pepsi coe, those stocks moved higher after first quarter earnings report, the dough fell 16 points by the end of trading. has changed the policy. consumers that download coupons join the social media communities or even buy it's products forfeit their right to sue. he is by no means struggling a new s.e.c. filing says enrique received a $58 million severance, it is one of the biggest golden parachutes in history. >> as part of his employment package. however, when he joined yahoo, it is only worth $17 million. since the time that he joined yahoo, the stock price has climbed 160%. >> i see. >> and that is what with is is really driving the big parachute that we are seeing today. you are seeing that executives are being

tony blair is coming on. the mayor of los angeles with his first public comments around the clippers. and general -- and scott miner on the markets here. it's an amazing lineup. i only wish you were here to share it. >> i only wish i was there as well. great to see you again. >>> all three indices have turn negative, giving back a triple-digit gain on the dow. it's off by 47 points for the nasdaq. the russell 2k is currently down over 8% from the record high it hit all the way back in march. do look at the ten-year yield. let's get straight up. john harwood has more. give it to us, john. >> mandy, the president formally signaled the end of hopes for the peace deal that was struck between john kerry and his russian counterpart sergei lavrov by imposing these new sanctions. seven individuals, 17 entities, many of them connected to individuals who had previously been sanctioned. this is an attempt by the administration to gradually turn up the costs on russia without going to broad sectors of the russian economy

liesk from new york city i'm tony harris. with a look at today's top story. boston marathon, the first american to win the men's title in more than 30 years. vice president joe biden arrives in ukraine as the white house calls on pro-russian fighters to lay down their arms. the help of u.s. drone strikes and after the deadliest disaster in the history of mt. everest, sherpas threaten to strike. boston showed its resilience today as tens of thousands of runners took part in the first marathon since last year's bombings. and an american won, the first time in 36 years. more than 35,000 runners registered. national guard members and police watched over the crowds. john terret is live with us. john describe the atmosphere for this year's race. >> well, as you might very well imagine: it changed as the day went on. because i think things were a little bit pe pensive to begin with. a little bit worried about what might happen. confident boston is the safest city in american today, you might not know. there is a siren, people wonder what that's about, it's understan

we have two-time tony winner sutton foster is here. she was booked on our show and lo and behold today she gets nominated for her tony. >> she's already won twice. >> we planned that. >> yes, we knew it might happen. >> happy for her. so happy for her. affordable mother's day gifts coming up soon. >> and drop a dress size by memorial day. the summer concert series list came out. i always wait for this, because even though we work here, we don't know who is coming. but now we do. the list is crazy awesome. we have -- >> very excited. >> mariah carey. we happen to have tim mcgraw, rascal flats, among many. pharrell, train. ♪ because i'm happy >> he's going to sing that. you know he is. and ed sheeren is here. jennifer hudson, one republic. we have lil' mix. >> i love lil' mix. who is lil' mix. >> you'll love him. neon trees, the list is so long. maroon 5. they're all going to be awesome. get ready in may. may 16th starting with mariah. get on down here. >> what happens right after that is the tonys on another network, but always happy to

"tony" riordan, deputy for the secretary of the air force. a command navigator from west palm beach, florida, with 1,700 -4-c, hours in the rf director of named strategy and resources integration for the deputy undersecretary of the air force international affairs. this recent promotion is no surprise to anyone who knows tony. throughout his life, he has displayed exceptional leadership and judgment. he graduated in 1977 from forest hill high school in west palm beach and then he was known for his intelligence, his loyalty and his integrity. he was a drummer in the marching band, a pitcher for the baseball and participant in the american legion boys state program which encourages people to grow and engage into responsible citizens. after graduating from florida state university in 1981, tony was selected to attend undergraduate navigator training in california. he quickly gathered -- he 12th guarded the tactical squadron at the air force base. he was needed in the front line during the cold war and was assigned in germany. following the end o

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. president obama visits fort hood to owner those killed in last week's shooting. >>> and troops on the border raising fears that russia will invade ukraine. and a flaw in security that could effect more than half of the sites that you use. >> president obama visited fort hood today to honor those killed in last week's shooting. he and the first lady attended a momentamemorial service for thot at motor to do. >> today four american soldiers are gone, four army families are devastated. as command center chief i'm determined that we will continue to step up our efforts to, reach our troops and veterans who are hurting, to deliver to them the care that they need and to make sure that we never stigmatize those who seek help. >> mike viqueira is live for us in washington, d.c. mike, i have to tell you that i was watching the ceremony, i was as well. if you didn't feel something in that ceremony today you just don't have a pulse. that was really moving stuff. >> reporter: and it's a bitter sy

covers technology. >> guest: hi, tony. >> hey, senator, thanks for joining us. i want to start with something david cohen said on wednesday, quote: i can make you and members on this committee that one absolute commitment which is that there is nothing in this transaction that will cause anyone's cable prices to go up. and i'm curious, senator, do you believe cohen's commitment there? do you think the consumers trust comcast when it promises there isn't a way for their cable prices to go through this deal? >> guest: i don't know how he says that when on one of his first phone calls about this deal he said that prices may go up even faster than they had before, that he can't guarantee that. that seems contradictory to what he said right at the outset on this deal. >> sure. when you about bigness, comcast has talked about giving up some of its subscribers to keep up with that under 30 threshold, is that enough here? giving subscribers up enough to address your concerns about comcast's bigness, so to speak? >> guest: you know, that 30% threshold was about one secto

the war on terror is exactly what tony blair said. it require the same commitment that terrorists have on ruining our lives. the condominium must be lifelong -- the commitment must be lifelong. you have to understand that. sometimes i wonder if we do. >> what he said, do you expect we have to go to war to do this? every place we have this? do we have to put people on the ground and go to wars? i don't think the answer is yes. we've done a pretty good job of holding down terrorism. when you say al qaeda? what do you think the definition of al qaeda is today? >> i think it's funded by iran and it's throughout the world and by the way if i don't think they are emboldened, did you hear the latest idea that's come out of the al qaeda leader? >> who are they? >> the al qaeda leader. i can't remember the guys name. >>s he's hiding up in the mountains. >> instead of killing westerners, take americans hostages. >> they use it as a franchise. >> i think it's both. i think it's turned into a desegmented movement but it's also organized in other

tony abbot says authorities hunting for malaysian airlines flight 370 are confident about where the flight data recorder is, "within some kilometers." that's been tempered by news from search leader angus houston. says a fifth sound picked up thursday is unlikely to be related to the missing plane. and also mr. houston says there's been no major breakthrough. crews continue to work from the four other possible ping they have detected. today's overall search covers about 4,7,000 square kilometers -- 47,000 square kilometers, about 18,000 square miles. >>> let's get more on tony agot's conference. erin mclaughlin is live in perth. we heard the comment from the prime minister. the word and hope tempered by the head of the search, angus houston. are we looking at mixed messaging here? >> reporter: we're certainly hearing strong words from the australian prime minister, tony abbot, delivering the speech in shanghai earlier. was also interesting what he didn't say. he admitted he was withholding information about the search ahead of his making with the chinese later today. take a listen. >> we h

tony tries to hold him until police arrive, but the robber worms his way toward the door.ey get up, and tony tries to punch the robber in the face. >> i actually went for a knockout punch on him, and unfortunately i stepped on some of the debris on the floor. i slipped to the ground, and he squirms out the door. >> the robber makes it out the door and into a getaway car. the 4 1/2 minute brawl leaves tony completely spent. >> i have never been that exhausted. i have played hockey, i have done hockey shifts, and i remember coming off and saying, man, am i tired. but, yeah, i have never been so physically exhausted in my life. >> what's going on here, sir? >> we just got robbed. >> police show up to a trashed store. >> the store was a complete mess. >> he described it as the longest hockey fight he has ever had. it kind of resembled that. it's something you might see in a movie or something staged. the totality of it's unbelievable, what they went through. >> they recover the weapon, which turns out to be a pellet gun. >> i certainly wouldn't encourage anybody else who works

>> well, tony, no one is saying nit those words.ut for all practical effects it appears to be that the latest effort is at a standstill. still, neither israel nor the palestinians nor the u.s., will say officially that it is over now, as we reported yesterday, in charge of the west bank, announced plans for unity deal with hamas, which controlled gaza, and that deal include plans for a national election in about five weeks. should have no impact on peace talks but as we have heard, prime miner and says hamas is a terrorist organization, and he properly u.s. secretary spented talks. so the next move appears to be in the hands of the u.s., keeping in mind, that these peak talks were being held by secretary of state john kerry, who in the past nine months has shuffled between the u.s., and the west bank, trying to work out a frame work that might lead to a two week solution. we may see a way forward, but they are not willing to make the compromises it becomes very illusive. we will never give up our hope or or committerment to the poss

tony?jonathan, thank you. >>> all but eight of the 127 girls abducted from a school in ni nigeria yesterday have been rescued. he von received that. she is on the line with us. what more can you tell us about that letter that you received and about the rescue of these girls? >> well, in a statement released in the nigh year january capital, the defense department say eight girls are now remaining captured by those whom they were abducted by. they say they rescued at least 121. all of the girls have been taken within the late hours of wednesday. >> they say it has been confirmed by the principal of the school. the principal of the school says that all students have returned except eight and they have been ongoing in a search operation to tr try to find the eight still missing. the military have not given any details publically about how this is, whether it was a dramatic rescue, where they were able to find the girls, whether they were able to capture any of the assailants or kidnappers. we

i'm tony harris from new york. here are your top stories. talks between russia and ukraine. >>> and the president confirms kathleen sebelius resigning, and nominates her replacement. what caused a collision with a bus killing several people in california. >>> cycling old debt racked up by parents. >> new developments in ukraine to tell you about. american yourine russia and ukrainian diplomat also meet in geneva to find a solution to the ongoing problems. it comes when they look for ways to reduce tensions. the u.s. imposed sanctions on six crimea leaders to split the peninsula from ukraine. meanwhile pro russian protesters take over government buildings. we have more from donesk. >> reporter: exhausted minors return to the surface after a tragic shift. below ground a glass expose at a coal mine that kill nine of their completion, a real reminder of the risks of those trying to make a living. >> the quality of life is low here. it was the same with the last government and the government which is now in place. we don't recognize them, and we

thank you tony and again, all of us in this crowd can't thank tony for his determination and he's an inspiration to everyone her. now i wanted to introduce anita a member of our cancer foundation (clapping.) thank you, my colleagues know i love attention i'm kind of a media glutton i'm here to tell my stories i have a lot of stories but this is my firefighter story the mayor talked about the explore i want to tell you

we have confirmed what tony abbott is saying.we heard from angus houston, right? >> i think we are hearing a politician's version of the same thing the military man said the previous night. he's put it as confident it's a black box. we knew all of this. he said he's not going to say anymore until he has had a chance to brief the chinese premier. he's in shanghai. so i don't expect to hear anymore from prime minister abbott. >> what is our affiliate saying. >> this is from the jacc can. is this is the joint authority -- i can't remember what the two cs are. angus houston said on the information i have available to me there's been no major breakthrough in the search for mh-370. i will provide a further update if and when further information -- >> it sounds like it is tony abbott's version of what angus houston has told us all along. >> the fifth ping doesn't exist. they are waiting for information on when to send down the auv. no major developments during the course of the friday search day. >> of course in deference to the family

>> hey, tony. the findings found today were a stunner.t is also an affirmation for those that have lost love ones always to their claims that police have used excessive force. and this announcement came in 4 points, tony, fist that the albuquerque police department too frequently used deadly force against people who posed minimal threat. that the police department also excessively uses tazers, that a too frequently used force for the mentally ill, and that these problems are systematic. that these deficiencies are long standing, and from the doj's letter the police department, that there is a culture of indifference, to constitutional policing. >> in fact, we found that sometimes it was the conduct of the officers themselves that heightened the danger and escalated the need to use force. >> now the department of justice has offer add lit of recommended changes for the police didn't. and if nothing comes of those, the department of justice does have power to file a civil lawsuit. tony. >> heidi, what reaction if any are we hearing at this

tony kovaleski from nbc bay area.ou explain to us why you decided to surrender your license to the bureau? after more than a year of declining requests for interviews and avoiding questions we found him on the streets of san francisco. do you want to explain to investors if they get their money back? do you want to say anything? don't your investors deserve an answer. you have surrendered your license. they want to know why. his corporation has lost its license for at least two years. if he wants to return to business he is now required to clear up all his civil lawsuits and pay restitution. the victims, on the other hand, could collect up to $250,000 from the bureau of real estate's fund for victims of fraud. >>> up next -- >> charge all of that to the housing authority? >> i did not. >> it is right there. >> tough questions for one bay area housing authority about how they are spending taxpayer dollars. that's next. >>> got a story for nbc bay area's investigative unit? call the tip line at 1-888-996-tips or e-mail

i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. this is a healthy display. >>> back to the ballpark after the break where frank is getting fan feedback on opening day. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, says a comcast mistake costm their condo. the bill that came back to haunt >>> coming up at 5:00, a bay area couple says a comcast mistake cost them their condo. the bill that came back to haunt them and the simple action that could have prevented it. that story and more at 5:00. >>> all right. a final check with frank, who is outside at&t park. >> whoo! >> getting ready for the giants home opener. you found some friends, frank. >> reporter: i did. it's amazing. you got a camera, you got a microphone and look what i found here. [ screaming ] >> reporter: they didn't know each over. they show up and look what happened. >> amazing. >> reporter: they found each other, right? >> yeah. >> good things follow. absolutely. >> reporter: where did you which all this stuff? >> piece it together over a long time going to games, being a fan of the giants rea

there's a typical tony serra case if you will, the high- profile case. it's pure tony serra. it's fighting back against the government machine, if you will, it's a fairly simple lifestyle having taken a vow of poverty of sorts. the income from the cases goes mostly to the other lawyers not tony. but he is out front and he's outspoken. >> going to be an amazing court trial. >> reporter: it's going to be a play. it's going to play out. >> great stuff. allen, thank you. >>> los angeles police officer is lucky to be alive after a gunman walked into a station last night and shot him. the officer didn't have on a bulletproof vest. one of the bullets hit his backup gun. that gun was in his front pants pocket and might have saved his life. he survived the shootout and is said to be in good condition. he managed to shoot the suspect with another officer while wounded. >> they responded courageously. they did what we expect them to do. but it's more than expectations. it's a hope because courage under fire is difficult. >> police recovered a massive stash of weapons and ammo from the g

i am tony harris. russia warns of a civil war in ukraine if ukraines use any force, but ukraine fighting to gain government buildings. president obama signs two executive orders to help close the pay gap for women. we will take you to the state le dealing with the largest gap. >>> 14 years polio free. now, to iraq. the chris christie bridge gate scandal may have folks dropping support support for him as a presidential candidate. >>> ukraine's government is struggling to stay in control of the eastern part of the country. earlier this week, pro-russian protesters seized government buildings in three cities. today, ukrainian forces retook a building in heart kiev while protesters fortified positions in donesk: some say protesters are using explosives and weapons to hold dozens of people against their will. al jazeera's kim vanille has the latest >> reporter: three gaze since seizing the building, pro-russians are reinforcing barricades. they have said police won't storm the building right away with negot

he did say, though, don, he doesn't want to go further with what he says, and tony abbott, the prime to have a meeting with the chinese president, at that meeting he has told us he will talk about mh-370 and deliver the very latest update that he has to the chinese government. >> thank you very much for clarifying. we're talking about tonight's breaking news, australia's prime minister says he is very confident they have picked up signals from flight 370's black box. michael kay, to you, even with the prime minister saying what he is saying i think you, jim tillman, and also ph here, you're not even sure they're looking in the right area. >> yeah, don, there are certain implications of getting the information wrong. the number one priority right now is getting closure for the families and loved ones. so i would like to see more corroboration, less reverse engineer where the search area is, and let's draw back the track and the path that the aircraft would have had to fly across malaysia and the transponder pinger was. what is that distance? could the aircraft be able to physically fl

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. strong currents impede search efforts in the ferry crash. 270 people missing and feared dead. at least 12 killed on an avalanche. a new black market search engine selling things from guns to drugs to stolen credit cards. >> one day after diplomats reached the deal to ease rising tensions in ukraine, that deal appears to be in trouble. calling for pro russian activist the activists say they are not going anywhere just yet. jackie roland has more from donestk. >> they're extremely skeptical and many feel that they have been sold out by russia. they say since they were not part of those talks they are not bound to comply with the agreement. they said they're going to stay in these public buildings that they occupy until their demands are met. they want a referendum with greater autonomy of eastern ukraine. there should be an amnesty for people occupying buildings, and the government in kiev started throwing up amnesty by which people could leave buildings and not face prosecution. people

. >>> sÍ, tony dandrades compartÓo con ellos.mo dicen en puerto rico, soy medio cocolo. >>> sÍ, bailo salsa. >>> en esto, a barbie con tony bailar, toda una noche en una fiesta. >>> sÍ. en la fiesta de navidad. >>> yo te tengo miedo bailando. >>> soy agresiva, no? >>> no baile contigo? >>> no, no bailamos. >>> de lo que te pierdes. >>> yo dominicana, y tÚ puertorriqueÑa. >>> el encuentro con tito nieves y oscar de leÓn y willy chirino fue muy divertido, le presentamos el estreno del video musical filmado en la isla del encanto puerto rico. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> hasta este estudio del sur de la florida llegaron los gigantes de la salsa. tito nieves, oscar de leÓn, y willy chirino para unir sus voces en bajo la tormenta. el segundo editore de este video musical de sergio george. >>> es un tema positivo para el pÚblico gente que estÁ en malos momentos ahora mantenga su fe, y la mente positiva. >>> la grabaciÓn se extendio todo un dÍa. no todo fue trabajo, tambiÉn hubo tiempo para la diversiÓn. >>> aquÍ cuando se da, mi gente. creo que la may

of eight because of the tonys, whatever.> idina is now back on broadway in "if/then," a contemporary musical that follows two parallel storylines of a woman who faces the intersection of choice and chance. hi. >> hi. >> so great to have you here. she did two shows yesterday and was here at 5:00 this morning -- 6:00 this morning for a sound check. how are you holding up? >> i'm fine. my son gets me up early anyway. >> how old is your son? >> he's 4. >> how cute. now, the concept of this show is genius. it is, like, how all of us do, we meet this guy or this guy in our lives and take different paths. tell us in a nutshell what the show is like. >> well yeah. so a woman my age, who returns -- >> 22. >> exactly. who returns to new york city from a bad marriage and she's just looking to start her life over. >> yeah. >> there's liz and beth. >> yeah. >> and you use glasses so the audience knows -- it would be too difficult to -- >> yeah. we added that. and there's a lot of different creative things we do so that everyone can follo

hopes were elevated, as you mentioned, earlier today by the australian prime minister, tony abbott. he's on official visit to china. take a listen to what he said earlier today. >> we have very much narrowed down the search area, and we are very confident that the signals that we are detecting are from the black box on hm-370. >> reporter: well, tony abbott also saying that he was very confident that the signals coming from under water that had been detected over four occasions now by the australian vessel, the "ocean shield," are, indeed, from the black boxes of the missing malaysian airliner. what the head of the search operation, though, here, angus houston, is saying that so far, throughout the course of this day, there's been no real significant breakthrough in the search. they're still continuing to scour the indian ocean by air, and of course, in that very much more limited search area about 1,000 miles or so off the coast of western australia, john. >> so, angus houston leading the search, sort of tempering the enthusiasm right now at the same time that the prime minister of

he visto a barbi con tony bailar toda una noche. >> es cierto,la noche de navidad.que la encontrÓ con tito nieves, oscar de leÓn y chirino fue muy divertido, les muestro el vÍdeo que fue realizado en puerto rico. hasta acÁ llegaron los gigantes de la salsa para unirse sus voces en "bajo la tormenta",el segundo tema inÉdito de este encuentro musical. >> es un tema de la lazio de -palacios de puerto rico, es un tema positivo para que la gente mantenga su fe y la mente positiva. >> la grabaciÓn se extendió todo el dÍa, y no todo fue trabajo, tambiÉn hubo tiempo para la diversiÓn. >> la mayorÍa tiene en promedio 25 aÑos para arriba en la mÚsica, esto es una familia, disfrutamos bastante, creo que la mejor conversaciÓn es el desayuno, estamos bochinchando. >> y esta familia de gigantes compuestos a mÍ por otros artistas sigue creciendo, ahora se une al grupo la india. >> creo que es una de las mejores mujeres que canta este gÉnero, una afinaciÓn increÍble, un talento, no sÉ por quÉ no estÁ en el ambiente, yo la quiero, y me siento muy contento de que vaya a estar acÁ con

>> good afternoon, tony, obviously a very somber day here in overland park.t four days after a gunman opened fire outside two jewish centers here, the community is pushing forward. if we love and can embrace the opposite of hate, we can stand stronger. >> along with religious leaders eric holder reflected on p the lives cut short. his teenager grandson reed underwood, and terry la man know. >> a guy with a rifle here shooting at people. >> for the community of overland park, kansas city's largest suburb, the violence was a rare occurrence. it's a city that boasts good schools low crime rates and usually finds itself at the top of the list of the best places to live. >> gary has lived in overland park for 20 years and is an active member of the jcc. he left the center just hours before. >> no man is an island, we are all in this together. we really have to remember that. >> it is a community trying to be resilient in the face of hate and violence. just days after the shooting the center reopened but with stepped up security. beltny's son attends preschool ther

i'm tony harris.the deadline has come and gone for pro russian protesters to clear out of government buildings in eastern ukraine. meanwhile violent demonstrations continue in border towns near russia. calling for referendum on independence in donesk. >>> president obama today formerly announced kathleen sebelius' resigning and nomina nominated his choice to replace her as health and human services secretary sylvia burwell. >>> investigators are trying to determine what caused a fedex vehicle to veer across a median and crash into a bus full of students. ten people died in that crash including two chaperones who were recently engaged. >>> pope francis is asking for forgiveness for child abuse that has happened within the catholic church. the pope took personal responsibility for the priests who sexual abused children. >>> australia's prime minister said they're confident the signals from the indian ocean are from the missing malaysian plane's black boxes. i'm' tony harris, "real money with ali velshi"

tony, thanks for coming on.at to see you, really appreciate your advice. >> thank you so much. >> have a good weekend. time for a looking at stories you're clicking on foxbusiness.com. the u.s. economy added 192,000 jobs in march. the unemployment rate remained unchanged at 6.7%. analysts say the report shows modest growth after months of winter storms cutting into hiring. rallying on around the job reports market was pulled down by tech stocks. google, facebook and netflix taking a beating from investors today. the nasdaq plunging 2.6%. that is the biggest drop in two months. >>> a bidding war against estes. nouveau tv backed by jennifer lopez ink ad deal to buy madison square garden's tv. she beat out her ex, sean, diddy combs. nouveau tv, chief creative officer and shareholder. the network features latino music an entertainment. >> lululemon prevails in two lawsuits. that a canadian company cost investors two million dollars hiding defects of garments that should have been thrown out. suit of mismanagement ag

tony decoppell, looks like a myself guy.irl might say i could take him home to mom. he is married, but i digress. you would never expect sweet tony to open up and say, yeah, my life includes -- my life story includes an old man who is one of the biggest marijuana dealers in america. tony's gripping new memoir "the last pirate" he writes if you smoke column bian weed in the 70s and 80s, i owe you a thank you card. tony, tell us about your dad. >> my dad was one of hundreds of americans who got involved in the dealing business in the 1970s when it seemed like jimmy carter was going to pull the lever and say legalize it. he thought it would be smart from a business perspective, and then when reagan came along, he was already sort of deep in it, and there was no turning back. >> paid for my private school. that's what i mean by thank you. >> and, tony, you actually -- you didn't realize what was going on as you were growing up. how did you learn the truth about what was happening? >> i came to the brink of fatherhood myself. my

tony greco will demonstrate easy techniques to help spring clean that body. >>> but first, i'm pleased to announce that thanks to you, our viewers, beginning today, we're going to be incorporating men's health issues into our show on a regular basis. and what better way to begin this new series than with four-time nba champion john salley. i caught up with him a few days ago. check it out. you are a big advocate of men's health. >> yes. >> and you speak about this. what are you finding are the problems with men and health? >> well, what's not a problem with men? >> well, that's another story. but men and men's health. >> we should just get rid of all of them and let me be the only man on the planet. then women would understand men better. >> i'm not touching that one. >> what most guys really don't pay attention to because they think the bravado of being masculine and being this big, strong thing is you don't need help doing anything. and they feel -- i remember when they used to say, if you get a cold, take robitussin or drink some tea. women are the ones who go to doctors and women a