still is not the only school on an unforgettable win streak. as "the wall street journal" first pointed out, trinity college squash team has gone 252 straight matches without a loss. texas wesleyan table tennis has won last 11 national championships. don't forget boise state speech and debate team, they are fierce, the so-called talking broncos just argued their way to a third straight national title. >>> someone who hasn't been at the top of his game in a while is tiger woods. despite dropping out of golf's top 100 for the first time in almost two decades, woods announced that he will play in the masters next week. the former world number one looking to capture his fifth masters title, a tournament that he hasn't won since 2005.

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. >>> it is an unforgettable image, the marine corps image has become a bit weathered. and now philanthropist david rubenstein is giving more than $5 million to help restore the bronze, and improve the landscaping. the memorial will remain open during the work. >>> "news4 today" begins with breaking news. >> i'm molette green in northwest d.c. on "m" street in the 1200 block where d.c. police are investigating a shooting that happened a short while ago in this neighborhood. you can see there one, two, three police cars. one just left. couple of officers just went inside this apartment building. this is the claridge towers building. one came out and left the scene here. police found a man shot here a short while ago. he was conscious and breathing when he was taken to the hospital. police tell us the victim and the suspect -- they believe know each other. but we don't have any further details as this investigation is just beginning. we're live here in northwest d.c. i'm molette green. back to you. >> all right, thank you. >>> it's 5:01. good morning. i'm aaron gilchrist.

their forgotten stories, and the unforgettable final days as we look back at the fall of saigon. >>>parents realize that i was going to live here in, vietnam, their first reaction was why? >>> why would you want to go back from where, where we worked so hard to leave? >>> as many americans, and, that earlier generation, called it saigon more jobs. cheap living, and a once-in-a-lifetime adventure overseas. >>> new wave that's going to come over here, and, new people come in, and i think that the more american businesses come over here, the more vietnamese businesses pop up. >>> take advertising business which didn't exist here, and now most of the major u.s. ad agencies have set up shop here. >>> demand for vietnamese speaking americans, with my background and, art and music, and, the demand is so great . >>> i didn't really tell my mom and i called her, and i said i'm leighing next week. >>> i washing for the school and i at a coffee shop, and, i was here, and i produced six films and, it's been good. >>> and, it took awhile g. people come over here because there are a lot of opportu

their forgotten stories, and the unforgettable final days as we look back at the fall of saigon. >> every is another chance to be strong. >> i can't get bent down because my family's lookin' at me. >> to rise, to fight and to not give up. >> you're gonna go to school so you don't have to go war. >> hard earned pride. hard earned respect. hard earned future. >> we can not afford for one of us to lose a job. we're just a family that's trying to make it. >> a real look at the american dream. "hard earned". premiers sunday, 10:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >>> my parents realize that i was going to live here in, vietnam, their first reaction was why? >>> why would you want to go back from where where we worked so hard to leave? >>> as many americans and that earlier generation, called it saigon more jobs. cheap living, and a once-in-a-lifetime adventure overseas. >>> new wave that's going to come over here, and new people come in, and i think that the more american businesses come over here, the more vietnamese businesses pop up. >>> take advertising business which didn't exist here

. >> you were unforgettable. >> seth: i was unforgettable.rybody remembers me. >> yes. >> seth: i played, there i am in the back of -- i thought your car was a taxi. >> yes. >> seth: and i played a drunk dude who made out in the back of the cab, and there we are just gamming on it. [ laughter ] and that was it. that was a big deal, i think for people that saw that. >> you know what, it was a huge deal and it got probably the biggest laughs of the whole movie. >> seth: people think, oh it must be so sexy to make out with an actress. we drove around new york for 12 hours. >> yes. it was horrible. >> seth: and it was the screenwriter, lorene. >> lorene scafari, the screenwriter, is who seth made out with in the back of our yugo, our tiny little car. >> seth: and we made out so much that i felt like we started on a first date then at the end of the night it was like we'd been together for four years. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: and it was like we need to go our separate ways. that's it. there's nothing, there's no spark left. >> no, you grew a

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bonds or the first at at, and t park but the stories how he kept the 26 year streak going that is unforgettablelike the time he lied to a college professor. >> i told the professor that my dad was sick and i needed to go home. he bought it. >> reporter: years later his dad did get sick. >> a few years ago he was diagnosed with cancer, he overcame that. >> reporter: now, cancer free, tony flies to san francisco to sit next to his son as he continues his nearly three decade streak. >> honestly my favorite opening day is going to be this year and any year that i get to spend opening day with my dad. >> reporter: so, mark ands his dad and thousands of other its will watch the giants take on the colorado rockies, game time is 1:35. we are live at at&t park, back to you. >> if you are heading into san francisco tomorrow, give yourself plenty of time. signs are up, warning drivers to accept heavy traffic from around the ballpark from 11:00 until 7:00. stay with kpix5 with the giants opener, we will have live reports starting tomorrow at 4:30 on the kpix5 news. >>> golf has a new master tonight and he

what began as the journey of a lifetime became an unforgettable nightmare. >> what does it feel like to be here right now? >> i feel lucky, blessed and thankful. >> that report from miguel almaguer part of our team on the ground in nepal. >>> we know many of you may want to help and where you can dough note. we've put that information on our website. >>> the long awaited trierl for the 2012 colorado theater mass kerr began today. what became known as one of the worst mass shootings in our nation's history. the defense is arguing that james holmes is not guilty of murdering 12 people by reason of insanity. nbc's jacob rascon reports. >> 13 miles from where we sit right now 400 people filed into a box-like theater to be entertained. and one person came there to slaughter them. >> reporter: the tragedy in aurora relived in excruciating detail. >> through this door this horror. bullets, blood. >> reporter: a fierce battle over the fate of the mass shooter, today dressed in civilian clothes shackled to the floor. the defense insisting james holmes belongs in a mental institution. >> by th

. >>> new light and new beginnings for a building that was the scene of an unforgettable tragedy. >>> that's a new outbreak of bird flu. we'll tell you where the virus is spreading and what it means for the nation's chicken supply. >>> looking for love? the key ingredients may be in your fridge. >> i think they're going to like each other. >> how one matchmaker is fueling the flames of love with food. >>> a virginia college student who was recognized as a force on campus will be laid to rest tomorrow. funeral services for grace mann will be held in falls church. at the same time her accused killer and roommate will appear in court. >> tonight, the focus is still on mann. he was 20 years old, very active at the university. she led the feminist united organization and she was a member of the sex assault task force. those who knew her also said she had a unifying presence. >> the magic of her smile, and grace had this ability to hug, to bring people in. and she was very much interested for the rest of her life's journey to make a difference in the world. >> investigators said today she d

the carnage, unforgettable. 168 people were killed including 19 children. it took rescuers six weeks to recover all the bodies. 680 others were injured. less than two hours after the explosion they arrested a gulf war vet who hated the veteran. he planted bomb. he was executed for the crimes. his accomplice is serving consecutive life sentences. this morning at the exact same time as the bomb went off two decades ago, a ceremony was held to remember the victims. many family members got up, and they choked up as they read the namings ofes of those who died that day. >> may this memorial offer comfort, strength peace and sa renty. >> an emotional ceremony today. we heard from survivors and family members and president bill clinton who was in office when this attack occurred. five years after it happened the oklahoma city memorial opened and it's impressive. it just went through an enhancement project. i was there a couple of years ago. there are 168 chairs on the outside of the memorial. one for every victim. there is also the gallery of honor inside the memo

. ♪ >>> that unforgettable opening line from that legendary voice, percy sledge has died.s best known for his debut single and number one hit in 1966 and a favorite ever since. before hitting it big, sledge worked the cotton fields in his alabama hometown and later worked as a hospital orderly. he said "when a man loves a woman" was inspired by a girlfriend who left him. he died of cancer at home in baton rouge, survived by his wife and 12 children. he was 74 years old. >>> in cape canaveral today, space-x launched a ship with supplies for the international space station. this is what happened in january, the last time space-x tried to land its unmanned rocket on a drone ship. today's attempt was a bit closer but no cigar. >>> quite the unwanted houseguest in los angeles, when a mountain lion made a temporary den in a crawl space under a home. they tried everything from tickling it with a stick. it appears the big cat left on its own. he's tagged so we know he's the same cat made famous by that "national geographic" photo. >>> when we come back, why these workers are so ha

episodes of the story of love and the unforgettable episodes of the story of the horrible opposites. emerson was onto something. there was william faulkner. if there was no slavery in the civil war, there would not have been a william faulkner. without southern defeat, we would not even know william faulkner. what would he have written about? he could've found something i suppose maybe invented an account about something. he might've been a local color rider. -- writer. what would we be nostalgic about western mark i don't thing we would have a faulkner. there is a line in his novel " the hamlet" i forget the character's name. he puts this line in this guy's mouth and says " only thank god men have done learn to forget quick with a are brave enough to try to cure. ." don't know really what to do about that problem. well, forget it. we do that, don't we? it's a way to help in some ways. we may all do this every day. i cannot deal with that today, forget it. i will think about that tomorrow, the famous line in open boat gone with the wind." -- in "gone with the wind." i cannot solve th

come show your classic disney side on an unforgettable family vacation to disneyland resort.anna: the magic of disney comes alive as you ride the teacups, soar upon imagination, and greet your favorite disney pals. plus, you will walk in walt's footsteps and be the rare overnight guest in the coveted walt disney dream suite. wish upon a star at the happiest place on earth. wow. the category is "characters," and there's our puzzle. lesley and nick, go to work spinning that thing. t. there's not one t in that puzzle. eric and kristie. whoa. r. well, there's no r either. carolina and sergio. n. one n. d. yes, two d's. sergio: we'd like to buy a vowel. mm-hmm. e. there are four e's in that puzzle. y. uh, two y's gets you $1,000 more. you're up to $2,300. we'd like to solve. okay. huey, dewey, and louie. those are the guys. yeah. [ applause ] don's nephews. well, you got $2,300 that round. you had that earlier "toss up," so you're up to $3,300. and we're up to commercial time here on the ol' "wheel." pay close attention. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] announcer: ther

academic studies have been devoted trying to run the lyrics that are unpaid or triple as they are unforgettable king and queen in a coat they borrowed from james dean. >> drove my chevy to the levee but the levy was dry. david: in answer to the question what this american pie mean, don mclean always jokes it means i will never have to work again. 40 years after the song was released that question may be entered once and for all. david willis. katty: we can all sing along. for more on the sale of this manuscript, joe leavy, he's the editor at large at billboard. katty: the buyer of the manuscript paid 1.2 million dollars and has remained anonymous. what is he or she kidding. joe: 16 pages a manuscript. there is that. supposedly the buyer of the manuscript is getting the secrets behind don mclean's american pie. we know the song is about the death of buddy holly in a plane crash. that is the day the music died. there are other lyrics thought to be more encoded. katty: we think in the manuscript with all of its scribbles and free writings -- and rewritings, there may be a clue to what we have all

. >> reporter: as a happily mother of three, sarah thomas has experienced plenty of unforgettable life came thursday morning april 2nd at 10:47 a.m. >> reporter: she was told she'd become the first full-time female official in the 95-year history of the national football league. you said you never set out to be first, but you are first. >> i've always said that if you do something because you love it and not try to prove somebody wrong or get recognition for it the recognition probably is just going to happen. >> out of bounds! we're winding. we're winding! rt. >> reporter: between kids ages 14, 11 and 2, and her work as a pharmaceutical sales ren, nfl officiating becomes her third full-time job and the league has put her to work already. >> the nfl had a bad year. a lot of criticism on domestic violence. domestic violence on women. how much of this is a reaction to that? >> i don't -- this isn't a reactions to that. sarah, when you look at her story and her journey, she's been officiating for 20 years. she's been on our radar since 2007, so this isn't an overnight sensation. >> report

there's slide shows of the most unforgettable images within the past few hours. >>> more now on the emergency landinglanding at philadelphia international airport. skyfox was near the scene this afternoon. authorities say a united express jet had an engine fire which is why you see all of that foam there on the tarmac. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live at the airport. dave what are you hearing about the passengers? >> reporter: lucy well the passenger were off loaded from that plane, 77 passengers and they are waiting at the terminal terminal. some will be bussed to their original destination newark, new jersey. others will be flown those are international passengers. they will be flown. let's go to the airport. things back to normal here. about 35 minutes ago. the airport totally reopened. planes landing. planes arriving. this all but there were tense moments here around 3:50 this afternoon when flight 4882 from durham, north carolina headed to newark airport in north jersey was diverted here for an emergency landing after an engine fire light went on. the pilot shut the engine down. activa

. >>> it is an unforgettable image, the marine corps image has become a bit weathered. and now philanthropist david rubenstein is giving more than $5 million to help restore the bronze, and improve the landscaping. the memorial will remain open during the work. >>> "news4 today" begins with breaking news.

behind that undercover shopping trip to target, the first lady's cameo at the oscars, even those unforgettable dance moves with jimmy fallon. after signing a lease for a campaign headquarters in brooklyn, new york, at the start of the month, clinton likely now has until the middle of april under election law to declare her candidacy. close aides tell nbc news she'll initially focus on small intimate events rather than huge rallies. the goal to focus on voters not on herself. not an easy task for a politician who's been in the eye for nearly 25 years and faces no serious democratic challenger. >> when you have been in the public eye for so long, people sort of identify you in one way, but i think our american politics also allow the people want to see all sides of you. >> reporter: one potential opponent, jeb bush, today tried to defuse an embarrassing situation. on this 2009 florida voter registration form, bush whose wife colombo was born in mexico marked himself down as hispanic, not white. the episode is already being parodied on twitter including the formation of a fake jeb bush account. t

still is not the only school on an unforgettable win streak. as "the wall street journal" first pointed out, trinity college squash team has gone 252 straight matches without a loss. texas wesleyan table tennis has won last 11 national championships. don't forget boise state speech and debate team, they are fierce, the so-called talking broncos just argued their way to a third straight national title. >>> someone who hasn't been at the top of his game in a while is tiger woods. despite dropping out of golf's top 100 for the first time in almost two decades, woods announced that he will play in the masters next week. the former world number one looking to capture his fifth masters title, a tournament that he hasn't won since 2005. >>> and when we come back, a program that is music to the ears of some kids who could really use a break. ♪ >>> finally tonight, a program that's a welcome relief for children who are battling serious illnesses. giving them the gift of music and in the process putting a lot of smiles on their faces. nbc's mark potter h

he joined us to talk about the book he has written called unforgettable. >> when i joined my mother in the intensive care unit, i began to sleep on the floor next to her and the confines of the world that i usually see shrunk to those four walls of the i.c.u. that was not necessarily confining. my mother was just so funny and interesting. "the new york times" had me write a piece a couple weeks ago about i hate to use the term going viral but why the tweets i thought had taken digital wings and i had a lot of satisfying half answers. one is i think social media platforms have become the scrolls of our times where we share bits of our leaf life that people can read, ignore or find later. i think my mother was just so funny and interesting. i'm not -- i suppose i could have kept it all to myself. i'm not used to doing that. i think i had a discreet sense of certainly if you read the book, you will understand that in fact, i didn't share everything, that there was a lot that's been held back until this memoir as it should be. on the other hand, i hope i shared while i was tweeting and cer

they brought us artists who delivered some unforgettable soul. ♪ under the boardwalk ♪ ♪ out of the sune ain't no drag ♪ ♪ papa's got a brand new bag ♪ ♪ ♪ this is a man's world ♪ ♪ ♪ this is a man's world ♪ ♪ ♪ but it wouldn't be nothing ♪ (male narrator) we were also honored by royalty with the unmistakable talents of the queen of soul aretha franklin. ♪ chain, chain, chain ♪ ♪ chain, chain, chain ♪ ♪ chain, chain, chain ♪ (male narrator) these songs are timeless and you don't really hear them on the radio anymore. "soul of the '60s" contains 151 of the best soul classics from this remarkable era so don't wait. this is your chance to own this fantastic collection and enjoy it whenever you want. it's as easy as picking up the phone. ♪ it came out of the church. it was raw, emotional, seductive, and romantic, and gave us a new sense of pride in the statement, "made in america." it was the soul of the '60s. ♪ baby, i need your lovin' ♪ ♪ got to have all your lovin' ♪ ♪ it's your thing do what you want to do ♪ ♪ ♪ i can't tell you who to sock it to ♪ (male narrator) every cd is filled wit

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l the prosecution wanted its last day to be unforgettable, and don dahler is there. >> reporter: this is the image prosecutors hope will stay in the jurors' minds as they consider the death penalty dzhokhar tsarnaev lurking behind a tree just feet away from his youngest victim. moments later -- [explosion] eight-year-old martin richard's body was torn apart by a bomb blast. dr. david king told the court, "the boy would have been in extreme pain. i can say with an extraordinarily high degree of medical certainty that he did not die instantaneously." earlier the jurors were shown a series of photos of victims, a virtual parade of prosthetic limbs. they saw x-rays of marc fucarile ravaged body. his leg had been blown off dozens of bbs and other shrapnel perforated almost every part of him. heather abbott took the stand next. we first met abbott ten days after the blast. she talked about the agonizing moment her surgeon told her she would need to amputate her leg. >> i certainly didn't want to, but to be told i couldn't do to, things i wanted to do. hopefully i'm going to be around a whil

the images haunting and unforgettable. we saw those protesters overwhelming patrol karls, shattering windshields. setting cars on fire left burning in the streets. stores the pharmacy rooted then burned. the streets erupting in violence. clashes. this protester carried away by police in riot gear. we have learned tonight that the aft response team has been activated to investigate the arsons across baltimore. the national guard is behind me. tonight, we're going to take you through this city. we're just back from the police department where we asked about the one officer who was unresponsive. overnight, the rioting here in baltimore. officers trying to keep the people in the streets back. the buildings on fire. and a senior center they spent $16 million on up in flames. this cvs, first looted, then set on fire. >> they didn't have to burn down the store like that. this is our home. now it's destroyed. >> reporter: police cruisers and vans torched, too, and the images of that group, climbing atop a patrol car, smashing in t

that unforgettable image. durst smiling for the cameras as he left the courtroom in new orleans. durt back in court today. he showed up but the fbi witnesses his team had subpoenaed did not. abc's matt gutman is there. >> reporter: as robert durst was bundled out of court, his defense team on the offense. >> it sounds like to me they're trying to hide the ball. >> reporter: the millionaire's attorneys claim two fbi agents and a state trooper as witnesses. but the three never showed up. the defense saying the agents only got a search warrant for durst's marriott hotel room after they found his gun and marijuana. the judge saying the fbi agents could be held in contempt of court for their failure to appear. the millionaire has been investigated in three deaths. as seen on "the jinx," which concluded with this apparent confession. >> killed them all, of course. >> his arrest was the based on that program. not on evidence. >> reporter: part of that film also based on the investigation by former west chester d.a. jeanine pirro into the disappearance of durst's first wife. >> son of a

. >> reporter: as a happily married mother of three sarah thomas has experienced plenty of unforgettable moments. the last one just last week. >> they came thursday morning april 2 at 10:47 a.m. >> reporter: she was told she had become the first full-time female official in the 95-year history of the national football league. you said you never set out to be first, but you are first. >> i've always said that if you do something because you love it and not try to prove somebody wrong or get recognition for it, the recognition probably is just going to happen. out of bounds! >> reporter: between the kid age14, 11, and two, and her work as a pharmaceutical sales rep nfl officiating effectively becomes thomas' third full-time job and the league has put her to work already. the nfl had a bad year, a lot of criticism on domestic violence domestic violence on women. how much of this is a reaction to that? >> this isn't a reaction to that. sarah, when you look at her story and her journey she's been officiating for 20 years. she's been on our radar since 2007. this isn't an overnight sensation.

still is not the only school on an unforgettable win streak.as "the wall street journal" first pointed out, trinity college squash team has gone 252 straight matches without a loss. texas wes -- and don't forget boise state speech and debate team they are fierce the so-called talking broncos just argued their way to a third straight national title. >>> someone who hasn't been at the top of his game in a while is tiger woods. despite dropping out of golf's top 100 for the first time in almost two decades, woods announced that he will play in the masters next week. the former world number one looking to capture his fifth masters title, a tournament that he hasn't won since 2005. >>> and when we come back a program that is music to the ears of some kids who could really use a break. ♪ in small business you have to work hard, know your numbers, and stay focused. i was determined to create new york city's first self-serve frozen yogurt franchise. and now you have 42 locations. the more i put into my business the more i get out of it. like 5x your re

that unforgettable image, durst smiling from the backseat of that police car. tonight, word durst has been indicted now on gun and drug charges, right there in new orleans. which could delay how quickly he can be extradited back to los angeles, where he is also facing a murder charge in connection to the mysterious death of a long-time friend. durst will be arraigned tomorrow in a new orleans courtroom. >>> tonight, an investigation is under way into that brazen heist, a gang of thieves in london outsmarting a sophisticated alarm system breaking through metal doors, making off with a staggering amount of diamonds and jewels rappelling down an elevator shaft. abc's hamish mackacdonald tonight with how they pulled this off. >> reporter: worthy of "ocean's 11," this heist is breathtaking in its audacity. hundreds of millions of dollars worth of high value goods are stored on this one street alone. potentially making this one of the largest heists in recent history. reports suggest the thieves entered this building, coming in through an elevator shaft, dropping dow

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