toronto, canada.t's arguably the hippest and probably most closely monitored shopping center in all of canada. how? by something everybody carries. smart phones over a dozen businesses on this mile long strip are monitoring phones and most people don't know about it. one is happy child bar and restaurant. a sinceor sniffswi-fi. >> why did you name it happy child? the data from trucking customers' phones? >> there is no way to get a feel for that, those kind of numbers unless you hire a marketing firm and spend thousands of dollars. feel. >> for brick and mortar establishments like myself, they arats a did you say advantage because they have web counters and all of this information how many people who come through the door and how long they stay. it gives you useful information here the average visit is two to three hours. >> has anyone come mind about this tracking? >> none of my actual patrons seem to mind. at the end of the day, if you are walking around with your wi-fi enabled, there is alternates

you just arrived at toronto.s we think we're going back to it's colder than you just experienced? >> we got in last night and already walking around in shirts. it's so mild. >> even though you'll have to put on another layer, it won't be as heavy as what you were wearing in toronto. tell us how it works. because you go from town to town, country to country, you don't need much time rehearsing before you start a new production in a new theater? >> you talking in terms of coming from toronto -- we come in half an hour early, have an orientation of exits and entrances and where the dressing rooms are and boom. >> we've been traveling leisurely from toronto, the crew has been in the theater putting the set up. when we get there, they'll be exhausted and grumpy. >> a lot of people probably do know about "blithe spirit ," one of the funniest plays. you play charles. and you're a write. you hire -- i'm writing a back about the after life. it's a chiller. i invite a woman come my house who is played by angela lansbury wh

[piya laughs] >> piya: ok, speaking of people-- >> jim: yes, yes. >> piya: so you land in toronto lasti followed you on twitter-- >> jim: yes. >> piya:--and you're in a hotel room and you order--you say, "hey, i'm in toronto, so obviously i order rigatoni." >> jim: right, well some of that is--i was in a hotel room, and i just thought that i would live tweet my room service order, so i was trying to be funny-- >> piya: including the server, vlad. how's he doing? >> jim: yes, vlad was all right. he was good. he was a good kisser. no, vlad was a nice, you know, guy who was the room service guy who was from the ukraine who probably has no idea that i tweeted about him for, like, an hour. but, uh, he was a perfectly nice room service guy, and i gave him an extra tip because they have that 15% built in, because they--you know, they went through the effort taking the elevator up with your food, so why not charge 15%? i gave him an extra tip, you know. he was-- >> piya: how much? >> jim: i gave him, uh, i think $5. >> piya: ok. that's fair. >> jere you go, i'm generous. >> piya: i'm going to

i was at a system their in toronto -- seminary in toronto and this priest had in the kind of interest in literary matters -- [inaudible] in english at that point at boston university, and he said what are you doing? i said i'm doing this globalization reading of faulkner, and his response was why would you devote your life to a drunk? [laughter] and when he finished saying that, he said what are you doing reading that, you should read this, and he gave me a copy of something called first things magazine, and that was a really important moment for me because what it demonstrated to a cradle catholic was that what i thought of as the unbridgeable gulf between my mother's devotional catholicism, you know rosary beads and all the rest of it, and then my intellectual life which was about globalization theory there's nothing in between. you do one or you do the other, you do them both, but they should never meet. wall of separation. so what i realized is you could be a cosmopolitan-minded intellectual for whom matters of faith order and inform your life and your sense of the world around yo

. >> toronto. >>> all right.lex ovechkin scored his 40th and 41st goals of the season tonight in the caps' 4-0 win against the maple leafs. his celebration after number 40 may have been the highlight of the game. he looked like the way we're all probably going to look in the parking lot later tonight. the newest cap, curtis glencross, watching this tonight. just traded today. the other new guy, tim gleason suited up. some of the vets got this rolling right away. nicholas baxtrum, firing scores. watch the celebration. down he goes. then he goes on the ice. caps up 1-0. ove not gone. the long shot ovechkin's there. ove scores on the backhand rebound. second goal added assist. caps up 2-0. later the maple leaf trying anything on the attack. holtby robs it. gets the pad on it -- toronto stays score will. leafs on the power play. the rebound shot. can't cash in across the goal line. toronto not happy. 32 saves in the shutout. holtby caps at a goal and they win 3-0. a good one for them. >> it's always important to have

williams scoreses a run. 1-0 toronto. williams one run in three innings.ur, david buchanan pitching. gives up a yolk to hamilton. buchanan, one run in two innings of action spl to the sixth and jonathan papelbon's first innings. toronto wins shutting out the phils 4-0. >>> nova hosting st. john's. nova down 10. the cats woke up though. wildcats up four with the halftime lead. second half all nova. banging the bucket. nova outscores st. john's by 33 in the second hafr. wins going away 105-68. that is your look at sports. denise back to you. >> thanks danny. fun for comic book fans in camden. the second annual camden comicon today. nearly a hundred vendors. and we're experiencing a the warmup. so beautiful outside. you can see the sun right behind us. gorgeous. >> temperatures only 39 but for us. >> yeah. >> as we head into tomorrow you will notice a even bigger difference. into the 40s. >> 48ion ionon your sunday. and look at the rest of the week. 40s and 50s. tracking showers into tuesday. but wednesday is the best day of the week. 56 degrees. we stay dry.

. >> let's go straightaway to the toronto times --tehran times the iranian reaction.is argument is that congress should not forget that the great majority of americans back nuclear talks with iran. it says, seeing this applause in congress is irritating when we consider that netanyahu's stance has angered some politicians within israel. looking at the american press can i turn to the editorial board from the "washington post" and it has its official verdict saying that netanyahu's arguments need to be listened to by barack obama. it has said that the white house has sought dismissed the israeli leader as a politician seeking reelection. that should should stop, it says. and obama needs to end these attacks on the negotiations. what about a large nuclear infrastructure in iraq? and what about arrangements that give toronto the right to expand its nuclear program after a decade or so? that is the -- that would give torehran the right to expand its nuclear program after a decade of sore? -- decade or so? one allocation is saying that the way to hurt the islamic state is

the royal ontario museum in toronto, canada, opens its doors to what may be the most significant discovery ever in biblical archaeology. a limestone burial box known as an ossuary, scientifically dated to the time of christ. on its side an inscription in ancient aramaic which reads "james, son of joseph, brother of jesus." >> it came just as we'd crossed the millennium threshold. we'd already had the y2k bug, we had the pope's millennial visit to the holy land, and this seemed to be another one of those millennial happenings. >> it's claimed that this box, measuring 10 inches by 20 is no less than the burial casket of james, the brother of jesus christ. >> ossuary is so important, not just for the fact that it says the brother of jesus, but you have to understand that there's no physical evidence of the existence of jesus of nazareth dating from the time of jesus. there's nothing except the gospels, which were written down decades later. this would be the first physical evidence that jesus of nazareth existed. >> this is such a landmark. i mean, this is the only material evidence, nonliter

toronto. directors, does anybody require more information on this or do i have a motion to approve? >> motion to approve. >> do i have a second? >> second. >> all in favor aye. >> aye. >> thank you, madam chair, that concludes your consent cal abasing moving on to your regular calendar, item 11, approving contract number sfmta 2015-31, armed and unarmed security services with cypress security to provide security services in the amount of 38 million 314 thousand 2008 dollars and 17 cents for an initial term of the three years with an opinion to extend the term for up to three additional years. >> chris carpet, security of investigation and is enforcement, we're before you today to request your approval of an armed and unarmed security service with cypress security for an option to extend for an in addition three, the contract being approximately 38.8 million, it includes a comprehensive package which i will briefly highlight, 30 thousand 832 hours of armed services annually for the protection of revenue sales, collection operation and is special event 159 thousand 497 hours of unarme

. >> we are 600 kilometers north of toronto.y sent location scouts to try to find a place that could double for northern norway and they came up with this amazing location. >> all right here we go. >> we're shooting the first scene which is the hasids come to norway to witness the miracle birth of a red heifer. the guys playing the hasids are from toronto and they have been very helpful. >> and action. narrator: additional scenes were shot in new mexico, as well as croatia. isaacs: i hope that the show looks as exciting >> additional scenes were shot in new mexico, as well as croatia. >> i hope it looks as exciting as it is to shoot. i've been jumping over rooftops and diving down caves and through tunnels, and swinging down ropes, and i'm a guy who runs off bad guys. someone's got to do it. >> coming up an exclusive look at some of the twists and turns audiences will experience throughout the season on "dig." ring ring! progresso! i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding well it's only

they were traveling from toronto. they were able to get off the plane and as many as 23 people were getting off to the hospital and minor injuries. >> we hit an air canada flight from toronto. and made a hard landing at halifax. and has gone off the runway. and the passengers involved. and we have reports of some minor injuries at this point. >> passengers are all being assessed by the folks. and those require treatment. are receiving it. >> now, none of the injuries sustained are considered major. >> heavy snow reported at the time of the landing. it is not clear. and if that played a role in the accident. this is still under investigation. back in the bay area. >> two people are in custody and in connection with a homicide late friday night in union city. >> the 33-year-old victim was shot multiple times in the parking lot of this bar on al var raid doe boulevard: it happened before friday. >> they helped police track down the suspects. >> they had witnesses in the parking lot. and they were able to broadcast this o

the toronto blue jay, number one pitching prospect not letting anything go to his head. >> he is living in a 1978 volkswagen bus in a walmart parking lot. >> at least it's not down by the river. the tennessee native shaves with an ax. he received a $2 million signing bonus. has a deal with nike. not hurting for cash but doesn't want the money to change him. doesn't have to change you. just get a hotel room. >> good for him, i say. you know what. you never see people. people are about their five-star hotels but walmart -- i'd like to go visit. >> two-star is fine. just get out of the van, man. >>> up next in "the pulse," celebrities sending well wishes to harrison ford overnight following the plane crash. >>> how to pass a candy bar in a fighter jet. but sometimes i feel bloated or gassy, with rumbling, uncomfortable. i feel sluggish and cranky. grrrr! (dog wimpers) you're right, bailey! i need a change! i'm taking the activia challenge! enjoying activia twice a day for four weeks may help reduce the frequency of minor digestive issues like bloating, gas discomfort and rumbling. and if y

toronto beats the sixers 114- 114-103. >>> all right.he flyers completed their wheelings and dealings in the why wee hours this morning by trading away their longest tenured player in brayden colburn. colburn deal was the heels of flyers moving kimmo timonen in friday. they receive defensive rad company gudis plus third and first round picks in this years toes in tampa bay. here's the captain and gm on his departure. >> played a lot of years with colby. the same story every time everybody gets tradeed. it's always a little sad but could be good for him. >> we got some pieces. we got -- we have a lot of young prospects. we have a lot of picks, and the other thing we got picks. we got to make them count now. >> football and it was the eagles elected not to do the grab headlines the birds did not use the franchise tag on free agent wide receiver jeremy maclin. maclin played in all 16 games last season. posted career highs in receptions and yards that franchise tag would have paid him 12.8 million in 2015. nfl free agency begins march 10th.

shortly after he died i wrote a profile of him for a toronto-based magazine. i'm from toronto and it was basically an essay that argued here's the most influential canadian born intellectual in the past 50 years that none of you ever heard of. so i wrote this review of his life and work and then i left at that. at that point i was in the midst of a terribly unreadable second academic monograph, and as a rescue from that sort of project, i realized that he it was a story, a story about a man and his faith and his kind of involvement in a dramatic time in american life. i thought here's a story i think needs telling. i left it at that, and one night as these things do happen with books a lightbulb came on, why don't i write the biography? than a person, lots of people would write his biography. so i e-mailed i e-mailed george weigel, his very good friend who i knew by sheer coincidence because my wife went to college with his daughter, gwyneth. >> george weigel, special for audience watching on television extreme distinguished catholic intellectual -- >> and pap

moving to the fourth quarter toronto has extended the lead to nine. jeremy grant working boards. then they pull sixers within seven. no kyle lowery for raptors. derosen picks up the slack. back door opened, he scores a game high 35 points, the sixers lose 114-103. >>> eagles have decided not to use franchise tag on jer mist maclin. that means the receiver will hit the open market neck week if the two side cannot come up with a new contract. eagles do sign former packers inside linebacker brad generals to a two year contract. he is 6-foot four, 242-pound. six year veteran was a starter in green bay before he was demoted this past season. he was released last month. jones also played on special teams. >>> still a ahead a phillies star likely won't be playing in any spring training games anytime soon. villanova gets good news news that might help with the ncaa tournament comes around phillies will open up grapefruit play tomorrow against yankees. the chase utley will not play for the next week or so. he is still dealing with the sprained ankle he suffered in mid-july. >>> college ba

they have expanded to new jersey arizona and toronto. at your sunday morning sports. trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying center. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes. buying used cars is all we do... all makes and models... no dealership pressure. we'll even settle your loan or lease. so don't wait. get your free online valuation now at webuyanycar.com turning to sports, the second half of the final four will be decided tonight in the ncaa tournament. the first half was decided in a nail biter last night. jeff skeverski has that, plus all the rest of the sunday morning sports. >> reporter: the flyers are still not officially eliminated from playoff contention, but they might as well be. they are ten points out with 6 games to go, even the captain is resign to the fact they are done. put the kids in, yeah, thumbs up for that. kids day yesterday as they take on sa

toronto police say the men who built the tunnel have come forward and they say they wanted a man cavee men will not be charged but could face a fine instead. seems luke a good alibi. >> is that true? does every guy need a man cave? >> that's a whole new level. >> i'll put it to you, rob, every guy need a man cave? >> everybody would like to have a place to watch football games and arcades, the weather center. >> just peace of mind. >> you kind of do. >> we switch it over to any sports game that happens to be on. the traffic and weather center man cave. this morning we've been seeing cool temperatures, 30s and 40s around the north bay, feeling certainly reminder it's winter, it hasn't felt that way. the warmer winter so far around the bay area and the records taken, you can factor in the morning lows and afternoon highs, it's been quite mild. right now the clear skies, a little bit chilly. 36 in napa, 41 degrees currently in san jose. the wind relatively light but later on today northwest winds will begin to pick up 10 to 20 miles per hour as we move around 2:00 and 3:00 wind speeds wi

la aerolÍnea informÓ que 103 pasajeros viajaban en el aviÓn que partiÓ de toronto, aparentemente la causa tÚnez para rechazar actos terroristas como el reciente contra el museo. la marcha se produjo horas de que el gobierno tunecino anunciara que habÍa abatido a varios terroristas. juan carlos: el rojo de la bandera de tÚnez fue constante en la marcha en la que mÁs de 25,000 personas protestaron para rechazar el ataque terrorista que cobrÓ la vida de mÁs de 22 personas. la manifestaciÓn terminÓ pacÍficamente en el museo del bardo, escenario iniciado por tres extremistas el pasado 18 de marzo. a la protesta asistieron el primer ministro italiano y el presidente francÉs. >> la lucha contra el terrorismo moviliza a todos los gobiernos, francia ha vivido ataques terroristas en su territorio. juan carlos: las calles fueron custodiadas por policÍas. el terrorista y ochos escoltas murieron cerca de la frontera con argelia. >> estamos juntos para combatir el terrorismo. juan carlos: en las Últimas horas, la policÍa tunecina publicÓ un vÍdeo del operativo de rescate con el que evitÓ que el nÚmero

. >> coming up, former toronto mayor ron ford is up next. don't forget to watch hannity at 10:00 eastern. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. test test. test test. test test >>> get ready to speed read the news. bangladesh, the murder of an american blogger. last week to the blogger, a critic of extremist islam was hacked to death as he walked along the street with his wife. >>> and north korea launching two missiles toward the sea between -- the two missiles flew about 300 miles before crashing into the sea. south korea calls the missile launch saber rattling and a violation of u.n. resolutions. >>> and here in the u.s., the texas nurse who survived ebola is now suing the hospital where she work ss sworks. pham alleges the hospita

there's 4 feet of snow on the ground in quebec and toronto. 21 in cincinnati. saint louis 30.hey are in the 40s and 50s. jacksonville 45 degrees, atlanta 37. all the flights are on time. it's cold out there. 36 in philadelphia. cloudy skies logan reporting a little bit ever light rain all flights on time, 37. 20 in chicago. 56 in orlando. 37 in atlanta. and 35 and cloudy in newark. >>> space savers can be costly, but you can build your own, and the designers from the live well show shows you how. >> reporter: we're going to knock these off to $175. basically we're going to build a box out of inexpensive pine and put slats across the bottom. we'll ad an inch to each of other measurements. it will competent for the sheets and blankets. these are two -- 2 by 6s, this will build the outside of the frame. these especially engineered screws, they have the holding power of a lag bolt. they will hold sculler. love on you they look. this is when the mattress sits on. we'll put them in and space them apart. moment of truth. perfect fit! these frames look amazing. now that the frames are

roger martin is with the university of toronto.onomy that feels things like pinterest and uber carhas actually peaked? roger: we have transitioned from a world in which the biggest and most valuable companies were natural resource companies. in that world, capital was in the seat and suppressed what talent could earn. olivia: it is no longer oil. it is facebook and apple and google. roger: talent started to wake-up and say we are in charge. it is about us. it has cap extracting more of the value and capital is getting upset because the returns to capital are lower in the returns to talent are going through the roof. that is why we have the situation with income inequality. olivia: that is counterintuitive if you think we are moving away from an economy based on capital. why does that fuel equality? roger: the holders of the talent is a narrow set. previously it was capital holders making the earnings. it is a narrower group and talent is continuing to say it is more about me and extracting. if you look at the tale of the distributi

the james ossuary is put on display at the royal ontario museum in toronto, canada. >> at that point thought we were dealing with just a fantastic archaeological story about perhaps the only item ever to come from the family of jesus. >> but controversy is about to engulf the ossuary. >> while it was on display in toronto some questions were asked here in israel as to how it got there. the antiquities authorities said we didn't realize that such an important item that he wanted to send abroad. >> two months after it was first put on display, the israel antiquities authority refused to grant oded golan an extension to his export license. they demand the immediate return of the ossuary to israel. >> the israeli police and the iaa felt as though they had been embarrassed in front of the whole world by oded golan. and they went after him. >> in july 2003 tel aviv police, accompanied by officers from the iaa swoop. >> his premises were raided, in the middle of the night. >> we came with a search warrant to search his apartment. >> along with the james ossuary, golan had other rare antiqui

toronto police said the men wanted to dig a cave to hang out. of the men works for a construction company. he used his work equipment to dig the tunnel. >> sometimes you want alone time. >> it's one thing to have in your basement but dough you have to dig out a tunnel and go underground to watch football? wow! >>> we are, of course watching the weather for you again this morning. a live look outside right now. 32 degrees outside our studio. >> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein here with what we can expect to see winter weather. >> by the way, they're watching hockey. >>> we're starting off freezing. we are patchy ice with what melted yesterday. it's frozen up this morning. storm team 4 radar showing the next system getting closer. there's sleet in the area in pink and snow in the area of gray and white in the midwest. leading edge a few scattered flurries north and west of the metro area trying to reach the ground as well as the pan handle of west virginia. we might have a few flurries this morning. then some light sleet and a little bit of

una aparatosa caÍda sufriÓ un camiÓn que se cayÓ de una rampa y saliÓ ruedas arriba en toronto.ue levantÓ el dramÁtico accidente, el chofer del vehÍculo accidentado enfrenta cargos por conducir errÁticamente. y cerca de la muerte se vio un hombre que quedÓ prensado en un camiÓn de basura. aquÍ imÁgenes impactantes momentos de horror video un hombre de 25 aÑos que trabaja recolectando basura. mientras trataba de reparar el vehÍculo, la pesada estructura lo aplastÓ. un equipo humano puso manos a la obra, ademÁs de darle oxÍgeno, utilizaron herramientas de uso industrial para sacar a la vÍctima de su atolladero. despuÉs de 45 minutos de luchar sin descanso, pudieron rescatar con vida al sujeto que de inmediato tuvo que ser hospitalizado con graves heridas en la cabeza y el cuerpo. aterradora fue tambiÉn la publicidad que vivieron cuatro personas a bordo de una embarcaciÓn por el golfo de mÉxico, los tripulantes lograron alertar a la guardia costera de que sus porque se estaba hundiendo. uno a uno fueron rescatados con vida y llevados a tierra. y los rescatistas hicieron una excelen

chicago, montreal toronto, toronto failed to get to the freezing mark the entire month.appened since the 1970s. very cold take you to the intermountain west. we have snow showers going to move in across some of the higher elevations of arizona. the ski report, a foot the came down saturday into sunday flagstaff among the snowiest places in the u.s. i grew up in the region. about eight inch in the forecast. wet weather pushing into arizona the next 24 or so hours. getting up above 5,500 feet you could pick up eight to ten inches of snowfall across the high country of arizona. something we'll be following the next couple of days. top show you what's happening down under. strong thunderstorms, one role across a ban in melbourne the past 24 hours, another over sydney. look at the footage out of australia. officials there are saying some 250 emergency calls were responded to tremendous rainfall power lightning strikes. in fact one of the beaches on the eastern suburbs of sydney they evacuated the beach because of dangers of the weather. kind of a time lapse perspective of the

this happened as the plane was coming in from toronto. hard landing, but as nick valencia's about to show us, passengers say it felt like a crash. >> reporter: there was a snowstorm at the time of the ens depths. transportation safety board officials will be looking into how much weather played a factor in this incident. even still, the airlines says that the weather conditions were appropriate for landing. passengers on that plane, however, say it was the worst experience of their lives. >> reporter: early sunday morning on final approach from toronto into a snowy halifax, air canada flight 624 comes down hard. >> we were coming in to land, and we heard a really big bump. and very hard. and i hit himy hid, and we had another big bang. and we just, everyone just started to say get out, get out, get out. >> reporter: airline and airport fish officials called it a hard landing. >> a crash is when an aircraft doesn't make it to the gate. it is an incident at this point that a tsb investigation will determine. >> reporter: passengers say they

that is derosen who had 35 points, for toronto. they win 114-103.ead coach is caught between winning and teaching. >> we go to win, and then you look at that is a mistake or he played well under pressure. i think you can judge yep, they are improving and who is better in that environment. >> all right. although eagles chose not to put franchise tag on jeremy maclin yesterday they did sign free agent linebacker brad jones, mostly a special teams player for green bay packers. he is 28 years of age. they signed him to a two year deal. from what i'm told jeremy maclin will sign with the eagles. that is sports in a minute, i'm howard eskin. >>> fans left detroit pistons game friday, it was not the team that they were talking about. >> it was the dancers. >> yeah. >> detroit pistons dancer shows, what else she can do. she was able to make that half court shot friday night with her back to the net by heaving the ball back over her head. people crowded around, congratulate her. team mascot, blooper pick her up and ran around with her. >> don't they say your

el vuelo 624 procedente de toronto derribÓ unos cables de electricidad al ingresar en la pista.con el tren de aterrizaje... gran pedazo de metal entrÓ por el piso debajo de mi asiento. pensamos que era el fin recordaba este pasajero. los pasajeros llamaron a la lÍnea de emergencia 911 desde el interior del aviÓn, comunicando la existencia de daÑos, ambulancias y bomberos corrieron a la escena del accidente y rescataron a los sobrevivientes que llegaron cubiertos por cobijas al hangar. para ser atendidos por el personal mÉdico las imÁgenes muestran a la habÍa movilizado sobre una pista del aeropuerto cubierta, por una espesa capa de nieve. una de las alas del aviÓn se partiÓ en pedazos se parece ver un motor aplastado bajo el ala. el presidente de la aerolÍnea dijo que fue inseguro volar en esas condiciones de clima. es del mismo modelo accidentado hace unos dÍas en los alpes franceses. al menos 25 personas fueron hospitalizadas con heridas leves. sufriÓ un aterrizaje forzoso la comisiÓn canadiense que investiga la seguridad de los accidentes ya iniciÓ una pesquisa para evaluar l

the air canada jet was flying from toronto to halifax early this morning. all the people on board were able to get off, but to hear them tell it, the landing was a nightmare. >> a living hell. the airplane was in pieces. >> it is brutal. kimberly: air canada reports two dozen people were taken to the hospital for observation and treatment of minor injuries. heavy snow was reported at the time of the landing. it is not clear if that play a role in the accident. crews have reportedly identified the remains of at least 70 victims of the 150 people on board the germanwings flight that crashed into the french alps. a mobile lab at the site is conducting tests of the remains. helicopters have been traveling to and from that lab. today is palm sunday mass at the vatican. pope francis prayed for the victims of that crash. he cited in particular the 16 german exchange students returning from a trip to spain. it is lights out for a famous d.c. theater. why the west end cinema is playing his final film tonight. and a reopening derailed. the pickup that left dozens str

according to a report from the toronto based watchdog the journalists have been targeted by spy wareced back to insa. citizen lab reported on these a year ago and identified spying software developed by hacking team based in millon. citizen hack said it works for the government despite being revealed last year. it is one of the independent organization and the fear is some of the information will be known to other authorities. the committee to protect journalists say the government is among the world's leading gaolers of journalists >>> the hs b.c. tax avoidance history brought to light by a leak and journalistic collaboration involving reporters in 40 countries may claim casualties. a non-executive director at hs b.c. since 2004. she chaired the audit committee, which one would think would put her in a good position to know about tax dodging. that's a part-time job. she's head of the bbc trust, the gorping body of the british state broadcaster and her line of defense on what she knew about hs b.c. ignorance, was rejected by an opposition mp who urged her to quit her bbc job. >> i th

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okay. 114-10 thee toronto breaks their losing streak.ach is caught between winning and teaching. >> we go to win and you look at -- that's a mistake that's a mistake or he made well under pressure. i think you can judge yup they're improving and getting better and that environment. >> it's about wins and losses big guy. >>> the flyers made one final trade before the trade deadline in the national hockey league they did this this afternoon and relieved themselves of another sal receive over $4 million. brayden colburn has with the flyers for 10 years. that ended this afternoon when the flyers traded colburn to tampa for defensive rad company and draft picks. he will not play on the flyers this season. but a good move really good move for team that is unlike toll make the playoffs. >> we could have depleted, um, the troops here and we didn't -- we didn't choose to do that. we want to give them a fair shot. in saying that i told you guys before we weren't going trade picks or young players to try to get in the playoffs. but we're also not g

the flight originated in toronto made hard landing in bad weather went off the runway. people are being treated for minor injuries there. >>> new report this is morning about the final moments before the plane crash in the alps. the copilot, andreas lubitz accused of flying the plane into the ams and hiding an illness. the pilot heard on the cockpit voice recorder yelling, for god's sake, open the door. >>> pope francis celebrated palm sunday mass at the vatican. this is the beginning of holy week, leading up to easter. >>> and finally, here at home. a solemn moment far from the basketball court for the houston rockets team. james harden, dwight howard, and coach kevin mchale paid a visit to arlington national cemetery, where they laid a wreath on the tomb of the unknowns. mchale's father fought in world war ii. you can watch houston take on the washington wizards later today. the rockets already going to the playoffs in the west. the wizards are closing in on a playoff berth in the east. i went to see houston play the clippers a couple of weeks ago. james harden is ama