that's the original truck that they were trying to retrieve out of there. >> that is unreal.hat are the chances? >> this rescue attempt in new zealand happened suddenly. you see these police officers pulling the tree out of the lane and boom. >> oh, to. >> right as they pull the tree out of the roadway, another tree comes crashing down. >> how is that? they were pulling what looks like a giant limb out of the middle of the road and then the whole tree fell. >> yes. looks like it hit their car too. >> landed on the front of their car. >> the guy taking the video says this makes you look back at your life. you never know when something dangerous can happen. these people were there trying to clean this up because new zealand has been hit by a lot of rain and gale force winds and these trees were unstable. after they moved both of these cars out of the way the service workers got their chainsaws to kind of take down any other trees that looked like they were going to fall. >> you want to see some changes in your town, in your community, why not make a ranting youtube video like t

. >> it is unreal because in 2009 i was here and it is unbelievable. >> you can just feel the sense of see in -- fear in the area. >> several victims are until the off the hospital although they have not ruled out any of the shooting am he was wear rid as -- had a young daughter as well and they were his terrible roll when he was identified as the shooter. he was interest treat the post top of ma'am he technical have it stretch disorder. an army major nadell shot and killed 32 people and injured several others. was convicted much murder and sentenced to death. >>> it is 'unusual homicide case. they are among five suspects facing murder charges each though none of them did the actual killing. and we are here in campbell where a 16-year-old was stabbed by a homeless man and now it is the friends he was hanging out with much now it is five suspected members of a is your represent you' all street testimony ivan diaz. he attacked todd t.a.r.p., he interviewed in jail he told authorities he stabbed tee fence and now they are using what is called the provocative act stock written to charge hi

gibbs is doing unreal, he's changed," and maybe take me back. >> look, what i can control is, "how do i move mr. gibbs out of the seg unit," okay? >> narrator: gibbs will have to prove he is no longer a threat before he's moved out of solitary. >> you know, you start with baby steps, right? >> well, what are you looking at for, like, a time period? can you start giving me some stuff in my cell maybe, like, to do? >> narrator: but the senior prison staff are concerned. >> he's a long way from my perspective because i have to be in the pod. any one of us could be in general population with this guy, so i don't wanna see someone die, an officer die because we're trying to kind of get him settled as we wait for new hampshire... >> it's just going to be a process. >> narrator: it's been 24 hours since todd fickett cut open a vein. rather than punish him, the warden has moved him to the prison's mental health unit for the next three months. when that time is up, he'll have to return to solitary. but for now, he'll be treated by the prison psychologist. >> next is to figure out how you're do

gilbert and george appear in their own paintings, a pair of artists romping through an unreal media world. postmodern is a new way of saying modern, this kind of new culture that represents absence of distinction between originality and reproduction and the idea that you go to the past, uncloak the past, remake the past, in order to say something new. for today's artists, the problem seems to be, what new is there to say? in a vanitasive style, pat steir takes the traditional still life genre and fragments her painting into 64 separate frames. the range of styles presents an encapsulated course in the history of western art. boldly invoking the classical tradition, carlo maria mariani has painted looking into celestial mirror. the artist self-consciously winks at his postmodern audience, a public fully aware of the ironies of reciting the heroic past in an unheroic age. here julia paolini presents art looking at art-- two replicas of the most famous of greek sculptures, the venus de milo, mirror each other. beauty studies beauty in order to develop. the palais royal in paris is an 18th-ce

she says it was so unreal. >> she's 95 working hard as a docent at the rosie the rivitor museum. >> seeou at 6:00. tonight stabbing attack at school as a teenager wielding two knives turns on students. >> i've got multiple victims here. we need an ambulance here as soon as possible. >> tonight what happens as brave students and guards try to stop him. burning questions as the prosecutor launches a blistering cross-examination of oscar pistorius. >> you shot and killed her. >>> new video of the blade runner on the shooting range. >>> overweight and healthy? the doctors stirring up by saying stop focusing on being thin. there's another way to thrive. good evening on this wednesday

his work dramatizes unrealized potential, like the sound of flowers decaying or the symbolic power ofhe cross. this piano is wrapped in felt like an elephant's hide, but the concert grand is not dead, only mute. underneath, it can still be played. yves klein had the desire to purify reality, painting everything blue. this kind of blue has been invented by klein to represent and to symbolize the spirituality and the material sensibility that permeates any substance. in a carefully orchestrated event in the early sixties, klein took these models and made them his paintbrushes. traces of their bodies remain. the canvas is transformed into a blue icon that represents the transformation of the flesh into purity. minimal art, or what came to be known as minimalism, was really a phenomenon of abstract sculpture that ran parallel to the rise of pop art in the early sixties. minimal art seems to have devised a kind of abstract sculptural analogue to what it was that pop art was doing. like pop art, one felt that the artist was taking a certain kind of almost perverse and nihilistic pleasure in

. >> it's unreal. really unreal because in 2009 i was here and this thing happened again. it's unbelievable. >> reporter: unlike hasan, a military court will never get a chance to try lopez. >> the shooter is dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> reporter: lopez served in combat in iraq for four months in 2011. he had been transferred to fort hood from another military installation i february. in the next half hour we'll lay out the events of yesterday as we know them how he went from building to building and eventually killed himself. live in the newsroom, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> all the victims were members of the military. >>> 6:02. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >> i think this has been our quietest commute so far. everything looks good. a few slowdowns approaching vasco but drive time lighter than tip cam. usually the drive time is over 20 minutes but drive time is lighter than typical. now 17 minutes between the altamont pass and 680. san mateo bridge traffic at the speed limit only 13 or 14 minutes between hayward and foster city and the peninsula. mo

." >> this is unreal. it is make believe. this is what i sat in the cell 20 years hoping to upon hope would happen. this is a dream come true. i never had a dream in life that has not been realized. never yet. and that shows whatever we are limited on earth simply by our own imagination. whatever we can believe man can be achieved. nothing we can't do. nothing. >> carter was 76 years old. >>> u.s. navy is provides assistance at the site of the sunken ferry. crews conducted operations from the sea hawk helicopter. sailers and marines scoured the board and assault ship. the death toll is up to 58. but could eventually exceed 300. cbs reporter wendy gillette tells us about new radio transcripting details the chaos on the ship as it sank. more clues about what is happening aboard the south korean ferry as it sink on wednesday. the center that controls ships in the area told the ferry crew that the captain needed to make the final decision to evacuate apparentlies. that order did not come for more than half an hour after the shift

. >> this is unreal! we're number one!> i was here freshman, they won it, senior, full circle. >> some fans took the celebrations too far. police said they have had to make more than a duen arrests. >>> time for a short break. when we return, the tearful courtroom apology. >> i wake up every morning, the first people i think of, the first people i pray for -- i can't mention the pain and sorrow i have caused you and your family. >> what we can expect when the so-called blade runner goes back on the stand any minute. start of the testimony in the oscar pistorius trial. >> the olympic track star arrived at the courthouse moments ago. you are seeing the footage there. hee expected to return to the stand. the defense attorney will continue to ask about the events that led to reeva steenkamp's death. >> monday's testimony had an emotional outpouring as he addressed steenkamp's family. we recap the grueling day in court. >> he does look exhausted and sound exhausted. >> reporter: with that, oscar pistorius' much-anticipated appe

he said there's no murder-for- hire plot and called the charges unreal. his lawyer also said that the undercover fbi agents involved in this case had nothing better to do than troll around the city, testing people, in essence tempting them as honest businessman. he will be back in court on thursday. if he can show he has the collateral, he will be let out on bail. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. more details as the fbi confirms that agents are back searching a fifth floor office near the state capitol used by aides of leland yee. the office is locate aid cross the street from the -- across the steet from the capitol -- across the street from the capitol. darrell steinberg said the office was rarely used and contained a desk, computer and some boxes of materials. no word yet on what, if anything, was taken. >>> a former san francisco firefighter has surrendered to police after being indicted on drunk driving charges in a crash that injured a motorcyclist. a surveillance camera captured the incident at fifth and howard last june. you can s

it's unreal because he looks maybe 5 or 6 years old. i'm glad that he is in classes, though, because they can teach him how to use this power because that's a lot of power. >> note to everyone on the playground, don't mess with this kid. >> don't take his lunch place. >> this is terrifying to probably the cutest fight you'll ever see for the rest of your life. these two little girls are super cute. this is a judao competition. this is their first fight. they have no idea what they're doing out there, although i will point out they're very into the bowing element of this. you better watch out. they'll get head butted. it looks like they're going to dance a little bit, like do a slow dance, and then one just falls down. the outfits they have on are gigantic for their bodies. >> they can barely walk. as soon as they touch, they're down on the ground again. there's no aggression there at all. i think they want to be friends. >> i think they mostly want to bow at each other and then dance. >> i wonder if anyone is trying to score this match.

. >> it is really unreal. >> reporter: lopez was in the process of being evaluated for post-traumatic stress disorder, but there was no official diagnosis. his motive, not exactly clear. initial reports say he got into an argument with another soldier. it is not an act of terrorism. the news room, joe vasquez. kpix5. >> it is estimated between 10 and 20% of veterans suffer from ptsd. >>> a huge aftershock rattled northern chile. it was 7.8. struck just a few hours ago. no reports of any casualties. initial tsunami warnings have been lifted as well. at least six people were killed in yesterday's quake and it caused widespread action. one plate is sliding under another. we have the same kind of set up here in the bay area. >> we are here living in earthquake country in the bay area and southern california and it's a reminder that we need to be ready and prepared and do what we can to make sure our structures are safer. >> with different plates at play, the big one could be even bigger depending on where you are in california. seismologists say the largest quake to struck the south would

. >> it was unreal. the wind came up and it just roared. just roared all the way through. they say it sounds like a train when you are close to the tracks how it makes a noise. exactly. >> forecasters from missouri to new york are urging millions to keep an eye on the weather today. they are warning of tornadoes, high winds and hail. >>> fed-ex workers in georgia say the colleague who went on a shooting rampage this morning was dressed like a rambo. authorities say the shooter injured six people before he turned the gun on himself at a fed-ex pack paging handling facility in kennesaw about 30 miles north of atlanta. three of the victims are in critical condition and two of those have life-threatening injuries. it's still not clear why the gunman opened fire. but witnesses say he was dressed in black with guns and bullets strapped to his chest rambo style. >> he's an employee of fed-ex described as a package handler. as far as i know he worked at this location, correct. >> one employee who ran from the shooter this morning describes him as immature. she says he was annoying

>> that they are alive, man, it is unreal. >> reporter: and they will be in the area looking over cluesext couple of weeks, saying that the entire investigation could last for more than three months. >> those people said that the truck was on fire before it hit them. now, that is the real important piece of information. do we know how that will play into this investigation? >> that's the thing, right? if they are correct and they saw it before the crash that it might lead you to believe that there is a mechanical problem causing the entire tragedy as we don't know it at this point. >> no question. all right, brian webb, thank you. >>> we want to go to joe vazquez with new information about some of the victims. joe? >> reporter: ken, in the moments following the fiery collision, we are now hearing stories about how they stampeded towards the emergency exit. in some cases busted out windows to get to safety as we also talked to the high school teacher from here in the area who was one of the first to administer first aide. >> one of the kids told me he had to kick the window out of the bu

this is unreal. >> at some point it's very, very loud from the sound of it and some points it's very, very quiet and still. these are storm chasers. this what is they live for, what they follow every season. >> they're so close that thing could be in their face ps in like a second. >> yeah. it could change on a dime, in an instant. >> see the geese like let's go. >> it's pretty amazing what they're able top capture but they also captured something incredibly sad. here in the video, you can see a lot of debris. that debris is from a 130-year-old church that was destroyed. >> any idea if anybody was inside or nearby? anybody injured in the video? >> these were deadly storms but here there were no reports of deaths. this is video from oklahoma. here you can see a lot of debris from this. you can hear the strong winds and look at that. one building was just ripped up by the storm. >> oh, god. please. make it past. i just [ inaudible ]. >> this is one of the many videos unloaded to youtube. look at the destructive tornado that touched down in tupelo, mississippi, right across the front of

. >> taxing unrealized gains. >> but those are real parts of your wealth. >> so look, i totally agree. >> until they're not. until the stock market crashes. >> then you deduct your losses. >> if you have enough income to deduct the losses off down the road. >> i think alan would agree that even though -- that's the kind of great idea that minds like alan think of. and i like it a lot. i think he would agree that that is so far out of the realm of possibility compared tosome of of other ideas that have a little bit more currency right now. some of these loophole clobber you closures, broaden the base, perhaps minimum taxing on foreign earnings. i think some members of congress might be open to that. ist it just seems like your idea is outside the realm of possibility. >> any way you reach it you'll be raising taxes for somebody. >> the alternative though if you don't do something like this is you are just tinkering with a system that's fundamentally flawed up you're never going to be able to make work effectively. >> gentlemen you have great ideas. sorry we weren't able to solve this m

. >> this is unreal. this is make believe, this is what i sat in the cell 20 years hoping upon hop it would finally happen. this is a dream come true. i've never had a dream in life that has not been realized. never yet, and that typically shows that whatever we are limited on earth to produce by our own imagination. there's nothing that we can't do. >> carter was recently battling prostate cancer, he was 76. >>> starting off a big week on wall street with a few companies reporting the earnings of the week, and your favorite hot dogs might be on the recall list just before the big barbecue season opens up. jill wagner has today's money watch report. >> reporter: it's back to business in wall street today after the long weekend. big companies like netflix, mcdonald's, and facebook will report their first quarter earnings this week. stocks were flat. dow fell 16 points while the nasdaq added nine. the cost of doing business is going up. according to a quarterly survey from the national association of busine

>> going to those lengths to get away with the eggs, unreal. >>> on our broadcast this friday night, highway tragedy, a horrendous collision and a terrible death toll as a tractor trailer crosses the median and hits a bus carrying high school students on a college tour. >>> stepping aside, the woman at the helm for the obamacare web debacle is out and the new boss faces a big fight ahead. >>> inside the standoff, happening right now in ukraine, our team has made it to the front lines, and it's tense with 40,000 russian troops at the boarder. >>> and a come back for a family of boston strong women preparing to finish what they started. an emotional return to the place where everything changed in an instant. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian

and it does sound pretty unreal, but a golf coach who's already in custody here at santa rita on child sex abuse charges is now being accused of trying to hire a hit man from the jail to go after some of these alleged victims. we're talking about 32-year-old andrew nesbitt, a livermore golf coach. everyone knows just as andy. he was arrested in december on charges of assault to minors and more charges were added later. now they include murder-for-hire from santa rita. prosecutors say his letter to an informant indicated that he wanted to have three alleged victims killed. an undercover agent then posed as a hit man and court documents show he told nisbet, he could fix a card and made a pistol shooti ining movement with his . records show that nisbet said one car was in santa barbara, a 21-year-old, and provided a name and agreed to provide money up-front. he did work for a time as a contract worker at a golf course, but also in the south and midwest, golfers in livermore says he seems like a regular guy and this latest twist, awfully strange. >> i'm surprised he got this far with it. l

investigated and could even use animal cadavers like good riddance instead they took blood samples unreal to show that during the summer when there's little hunting going on to lead levels were much lower. as soon as the hunting seasons got underway in autumn and winter when reprinted awful when outdoors the bird showed higher lead levels in a plot in which it applied to tell flies the day to be named claude and jam and conservation is one to see hunting the nation's band. just like in banking or studio fuels that was a man who can teach me decades ago. fourteen million tonnes of debris floating in wells oceans some of the updates anything visible from space. most of it is plastic wrappings and that's a fatal trap for many seabirds not eu officials want to tackle this problem at the soles are proposing an outright ban on the thinnest of plastic and it backs the now banned plastic bags at a pre wedding political appointees video on tuesday has come up with the create if i did to raise awareness plastic bags have taken over portugal. forty years ago portugal was important cultural and an or

. >> you're taxing unrealized gains. >> but those are real parts of your wealth. >> look, i totally -- >> until the stock market crashes like we saw in 2008. >> then you deduct your losses. >> that's assuming you have enough income to deduct losses off down the road. >> look, i think allen would agree that even though -- that's the kind of great idea that minds like allen think of and i like it a lot. i think he would agree that that is so far out of the realm of possibility compared to some of the other ideas that have a little bit more currency right now, some of these loophole closures, broaden the base. and perhaps even a minimum tax on foreign earnings. the president has proposed that. i think there are some members of congress who might be open to that. it just seems like your idea as pristine as it is is kind of outside the realm of possibility. >> i have to say the devil is always in the details in all of these plans. any way you reach it you're going to be raising taxes for somebody, and that's always the sticking point. >> the alternative though if you don't do something lik

. >> it's still unreal to me until i see them in that coffin that's when it's going to sink in. >> reporter they knew she was on a bus just not the bus that crashed. >> they told me he was on one of the other buses so i was relieved. >> reporter: but in the chaos the story kept changes and no one had heard from ismael. >> i immediately called ismael's phone over and over and it would just go straight to voice. >> we called every hospital and still no name of him. no jimenez. >> we drove all over the place. we went to all the hospitals, we went to the shelter. >> all they're telling us was your cousin is missing and we can't find him. >> reporter: i wanted to find him so bad. he's my family that really -- >> reporter: sadly ismael was on the bus that crashed. one of the 10 who died and along with it ismael's told me in spanish a part of her died too. 10 lives lost and so many others changed forever. >> a part of me has left with him. i don't know what to do. >> that was gigi graciette reporting for us. the fed ex driver who died in the crash was from the sacramento area. tim evans lived in t

just unreal there. that new look of the moment of crisis released one year later. someone capturing it as they were driving through west texas. safety rules for storing fertilizers remain unchanged. across much of the country one year later. >>> an alert of shootings. >> reporter: tonight say the shooter is in custer for a city that's been on edge for weeks. 20 highway shootings in the past month. authorities linking 12. >> i'm driving around this town all the time. my family is. my kids and grand kids. >> they have got to stop these folks. >> reporter: police think they have. the chief announcing the news on twitter. three people hurt. two shot in the legs. another in the arm. >> how do you find a shooter like this? >> highway shooters tend to get caught because they keep doing it and someone gets a good car description or a complete or partial tag number. >> reporter: the fbi is on the case and tonight they hope they nabbed the shooter. >>> now to the search for the passenger jet that vanished with 239 people onboard. news that the oil slick investigators hoped w

kind of balloons and incubation and is a hyper nationalism didn't go up to get on with the web it's unreal images of this is a pc to the adhesive phenomena and that was ok to talk to her becoming a bit of a bulldog i support the admission to the occupants. in the fight for the critique of ideas for different but it didn't hit with a company headed by the chinese like to do it for us to forgive and i'm happy that you stick with it. did they get it right they are pretty simple project and this was taken the dinner party. or the bcci should read the reviews are good to read an arc that they should probably be eating any of my readings of the brain that good at it. no the protective cup. in an activity at the front of the four bbc he did. this from being deprived of even being icc soul pop over to the guests go to the beach that wouldn't be practical when you make a move with the government is not entitled to come back this up. what did you see the future of the new one that old team bonding that he could have taken it to be monitored. at the moment and then got addicted to gaming or do you do

when jones was down to write the checks that the world is what it is unreal suggest the wealth and well it is going. he wouldn't live to see the council finish filling of stomach cancer in june nineteen sixty three after an equal and hockey is suspect. yet jones twenty third is from an abyss of pasta a grandfather to get the man nicknamed the good that he had a heart for the vulnerable making frequent trips outside the box can see she has this christmas days. the pontiff visited the children's hospital in broome and inmates at the italian capital's biggest prison during the lie that put me in the u haul. this would be to show you all hope is that it would be willing to ensure that isn't counting on. that will remain until the grave in a silly one. you can be viewed in the first year of my pay to see here is a great time. the meeting. paul and jill and you say you won't tell you the sum of the north anatolian phoning them he was ordained as a priest at the age of twenty two he later became a bishop then announce you with this but skin envoy to bulgaria greece sticky and prawns. among his

he does this in public places. >> it looks unreal. >> looks unreal.. >> i couldn't juggle like a golf ball or three golf balls. i could not. i would drop them all on the ground. >> imagine something like that. >> looks fake. it looks like it's attached to a string. >> yeah. >>> okay, let's talk too. my favorite story, one of my favorite stories of the day. in france, if we don't already love their wine and cheese and how great they are over there. >> love it all. >> now they've instituted something where certain unions have fought for this. your employer cannot send you e-mails between 6:00 p.m. and 9:00 a.m. no e-mails. >> move to france. >> i thought about it. >> let's go to france but in the meantime, here's your polka. ♪ pundits talking politics, leah and her movie picks. that's the world news polka ♪ ♪ ♪ business news from londontown. "nightline" pieces we cut down that's the "world news" polka ♪ ♪ it's late at night you're wide awake and you're not wearing pants so grab your "world news" mug and everybody dance have some fun be a pal every ancho

. >> it's unreal. really unreal. because in 2009 i was here. and this thing happen again. >> reporter: authorities scramble to the scene shutting the front gates, backing up traffic, urging everyone to stay put. the lone shooter identified as specialist ivan lopez, an american soldier toting a.45 caliber smith and wes son handgun purchased recently. >> he was undergoing treatment for psychological and psychiatric issues. >> reporter: he opened fire, killing three people and injuring more than a dozen before taking his own life. >> it was he row wick what she did at that moment in time. she did her job. she did exactly what we would expect. >> reporter: victims were airlifted to nearby hospitals. >> any shooting is troubling. obviously this reopening the pain of what happened at ft. hood five years ago. >> reporter: ft. hood, the sight of so much pain in 2009. he killed 13 people and injurying 32. president obama's touching words on that tragic day almost five years ago sadly relevant again. >> may god bless the memory of those that we have lost

little doubt about whose name could be called first in the draft >> i can't describe it this, is unreal a dream come true. just so happy to share with family, friends and fans, connecticut suns. >> new team. the sisters join peyton and eli manning as only siblings to be number one picks in major sports. looks like aaron gordon is going to be one ask done in arizona. he's going to announce a news conference tomorrow. so michael phelpps is three events later this month in arizona. the coach says he's got plenty of time before 2016 games. winningest athlete in olympian history. 22 medals, 18 gold. and where did lawson go to celebrate? waffle house. watson grew up in florida tweeted out a photo of dinner last night. winning his second green jacket. there it is. champ dinner at waffle house. exclamation point. i'm hoping that meals mooel was on the house. because that is tremendous publicity there for waffle house. >> his glamorous life, right? >> he likes what he likes >> good for him. >> yes. >> join me tonight at 9:00, coming up then tired of those clunky car seats? new invention fits int

. >> he says the charges are in his words unreal. >> there is no murder. there is no body, no corpse. it was in the mind of an fbi agent. >> the prosecutor called keek jackson a flight right after this sxk a danger to the community he said the campaign fund-raiser was quote, a one-man crime wave, that everything was caught on tape the federal complaint says jackson was involved in drugs and weapons trafficking and murder for hire. jackson has no criminal record but his co-conspir store served time in federal prison for racketeering. when he got out, he became active in chien twa youn politics saying he was a reformed man. >> unfortunately there is nothing i heard which was particularly surprising. >> that is because supervisor president saw the dark side of so called shrimp boy. five years ago, when he became manager of the night market, hsu called on gavin newsom to pull city funding because of involvement. >> given a new player that are allegedly involved, i have questions about what has been the most. >> angry chow took out this ad saying hsu is like a

little doubt about whose name could be called first in the draft >> i can't describe it this, is unreal's a dream come true. just so happy to share with family, friends andfans, connecticut suns. >> new team. the sisters join peyton and eli manning as only siblings to be number one picks in major sports. looks like aaron gordon is going to be one ask done in arizona. he's going to announce a news conference tomorrow. so michael phelpps is entering three events later this month in arizona. the coach says he's got plenty of time before 2016 games. winningest athlete in olympian history. 22 medals, 18 gold. and where did lawson go to celebrate? waffle house. watson grew up in florida tweeted out a photo of dinner last night. winning his second green jacket. there it is. champ dinner at waffle house. exclamation point. i'm hoping that meals mooel was on the house. because that is tremendous publicity there for waffle house. >> his glamorous life, right? >> he likes what he likes >> good for him. >> yes. >> join me tonight at 9:00, coming up then tired of those clunky car seats? new inventio

it's unreal still. >> reporter: last night's dance was postponed and instead students put on their fancy dresses and tuxes for a vigil at a nearby beach. the suspect, also a high school junior, is in police custody tonight and he has been charged with murder, his name not being released because he is a minor. we're told the suspect will not be at his arraignment on monday because he's undergoing psychiatric evaluation. david, the students we spoke with here today say when prom is rescheduled, they plan to make maren sanchez their prom queen. >>. >> thank you. >>> to politics this evening and members of both parties following hillary clinton's every word trying to discern whether she'll run and perhaps a new hint here. in kentucky she spoke of her methodist upbringing at a conference of methodist women. many have wondered will she after a bruising campaign for president already and after her time as secretary of state have the appetite to run again. listen to what she said. >> even when we are tired and all we want to do is go away by ourselves to a secluded place and rest a while, even t

. >> he says the charges are in his words unreal. >> there is no murder.no body, no corpse. it was in the mind of an fbi agent. >> the prosecutor called keek jackson a flight right after this sxk a danger to the community he said the campaign fund-raiser was quote, a one-man crime wave, that everything was caught on tape the federal complaint says jackson was involved in drugs and weapons trafficking and murder for hire. jackson has no criminal record but his co-conspir store served time in federal prison for racketeering. when he got out, he became active in chien twa youn politics saying he was a reformed man. >> unfortunately there is nothing i heard which was particularly surprising. >> that is because supervisor president saw the dark side of so called shrimp boy. five years ago, when he became manager of the night market, hsu called on gavin newsom to pull city funding because of involvement. >> given a new player that are allegedly involved, i have questions about what has been the most. >> angry chow took out this ad saying hsu is like a corpse eat

>> unreal. >> yes. >> that hurts. >> yes. >> tinkerbell is sprinkling some of the pixie dust around on the ball room tonight on "dancing with the stars" >> because stars had been dancing to familiar songs from disney movies. then, one will be sent home. >> it's going to be fun. . >> i love the little mermaid >> the nine couples will celebrate the music heading into week five of the competition. >> they're going to blown away that is the fame of the game. >> the music is going to be great it's a good idea. >> as far as specifics for that round, it's hard to come by. >> he's going to be a prince really? >> it's going to be fun. it's going to be magical and enchanting. i can tell you at the end of the reading it's full on. tonight we'll hear songs from disney films including the little mermaid, aladin and frozen. you'll see it all at 8:00 tonight then by the end of the evening, one more couple goes home. in los angeles abc7 news. >> i'm saying young cody goes home. >> yes. yes. you're sticking with it >> you point out. >> two hours of "dancing with the stars" at 8:00. then watch "castle".

this morning agnes moore says the experience was just unreal. >> they both said if it hadn't been forus, the war wouldn't have been won, that we built the supplies, the ships and planes and everything the fighting men needed to win the war. >> she also got a special recognition from congress. even though she is 95 she is still working hard at the museum in richmond. really a hero. good for her. >> thank you for sharing that story with us. here we have the weather story. >>> yeah, getting cooler as the weekend approaches. but back to the normal range of high temperatures. i want to show you this time lapse of a stunning, beautiful sunset this evening. check this out. is it going to move. hold on, i think it is folks, bear with me. it's supposed to move. well, let's see, bear with me one second. >> it's a good shot anyways. we can stair re at this all nig >> try the other clicker, maybe that will make it move. it's still not moving. >> you know spencer, people ask you this all the time, is this really live -- there it is. >> check this out, sunset officially at 7:40 p.m. and with the fo

. >> they are unreal because in 2009 i was here.t's really unbelievable. >> you can feel the intensity and sense of fear in the area. >> three shooting victims are in critical condition this morning with life-threatening injuries. we will hear from a neighbor pat and and 'army major shot and killed testimony 2 others. >>> we have dean -- 32 others. >>> we have seen it too many times because they are distracted while they drive. aim is distracted driving awareness month. joining us live they are here to tell us what law enforcement agencies will be doing to get you to stop. good morning, brian. >> we are all affected by this weather and you are the person behind this wheel and you are the person or riding a bike wwhich is why they are be it distracted driving month. take a loan at this. this is what sale mention. the she admitted she was distracted distracted and it am peers there was lots of dam especially to the driver's side and she did not suffer any major injuries and she declined to comment as she was too embarrassed about what

. ♪ >>> in pretenders, jim demint is trying to put an unreal spin will history.freeing the slaves. sgllt reasonfederalgovernment ho do with freeing the slaves. sgllt reasonovernment had nothi do with freeing the slaves. sgllt reasongovernment had notho do with freeing the slaves. sgllt reason was eventually fre the conscious of the people. big government didn't free the slaves. in fact, it was abram lincoln, the very first republican who took this on as a cause. and a lot of it was based on the love in his heart that comes from god. >> abraham lincoln was known as the great uniter. he would have no love for the obstructionists that have taken over his old party. rabid conservatives like demint want to break down the government. in 1862 in the middle of the civil war, president lincoln wrote, my paramount object in this struggle is to save the union. well, lincoln not only expanded the role of the federal government, he also signed into law the first progressive income tax. if jim demint thinks emancipation proclamation and the 13th amendment were just love notes

be classified as having pstd, but instead the department of veteran affairs makes you go through unreal measures to prove it. sew a service is member can defend his country but not himself, this is just insane. >> thank you very much. another blow to the middle east peace talks an important step toward with the negotiations is not happening on each side blames the other. the latest next. and a look behind a program like twitter, secretly funded by the united states to create social unrest, in cuba. the latest now fromhas jerusalem. >> the middle east peace process is lurching between crisis right now. and it isn't clear if the israelis and palestinians want it to continue, or if the u.s. can save it. over the last four days we have seen dramatic steps by both sides that the u.s. says has ledtous this point on the verge of collapse for these talks. first over the weekend, the israelis delay add release of palestinian prisoners that they promised to release in four batches. after that delay, the palestinians unilaterally went to the u.n., went to u.n. organizations and joined 15 of them,

. >> unreal, this news. and, of course, after this turn, that put this airplane on a track to virtually nowhere. and i know that, nic, just yesterday, you pointed out that they've been expanding the investigation and organizing it in a way to look at the different aspects of the operations of the cargo and the people on board. they still, though, even though they've been looking for something with these pilots up until now they just haven't gotten anything that would explain any action on the pilots to do something like this. >> they haven't. what they have been able to do, investigators, is they've played the air traffic control conversations with the cockpit to friends and colleagues of the first officer and the captain. focusing on them. they want to know essentially the important information, who made that last radio communication, the good night malaysian 370. because within two the nights of that communication, that's when the transponder data was turned off, that's when the radio silence began, the im