ryan hunter ray passes him down inside and unreal and narrowly in the grass.ne lap later and regains the lead. two outs remain and now in the final. hunter ray an unreal move and makes one more pass and is the first to win since 2006, the second closest win in indy 500 history. >> it is a dream come true. i don't even know -- it hasn't sunk in yet. it is the most fantastic team. to give me this race car two in a row, a dream has come true today and i am a proud american boy, that's for sure. >> kurt busch ran the indy 500. the coca-cola 600. button gin problems prevented him from completing the 1100 mile challenged. he finished 40. meanwhile danica patrick had engine problems. jimmie johnson found the winner's circle for the first time this year and it was the longest race of the season. soccer earthquakes and dynamo. 1-0 san jose. he added another on on a penalty kick. final round in fort worth. the 25-foot birdie to get into the playoffs. got it at 9 under. puts the pressure on. his short putt extends the sudden death. the senior pga championship and tom wat

ryan hunter ray passes him down inside and unreal and narrowly in the grass.ead. two outs remain and now in the final. hunter ray an unreal move and makes one more pass and is the first to win since 2006, the second closest win in indy 500 history. >> it is a dream come true. i don't even know -- it hasn't sunk in yet. it is the most fantastic team. to give me this race in two in a row, a dream has come true today and i am a proud american boy, that's for sure. >> kurt busch ran the indy 500. the coca-cola 600. button gin problems prevented him from completing the 1100 mile challenged. he finished 40. meanwhile danica patrick had engine problems. jimmie johnson found the winner's circle for the first time this year and it was the longest race of the season. soccer earthquakes and dynamo. 1-0 san jose. he added another on on a penalty kick. final round in fort worth. the 25-foot birdie to get into the playoffs. got it at 9 under. puts the pressure on. his short putt extends the sudden death. the senior pga championship and tom watson almost shot his age. 6 unde

. >> unreal, guys. we got to fight this. got to fight this.his is wrong. >> we have all three members from time for three, zach de pue, nick kendall and ranam meyer via skype. will you hold up one of your cases so we can see how big these things are. >> this is my violin case. >> looks like a carry-on to me. >> walk us through exactly what happened once you got on that aircraft. >> we were just greeted by a steward that said you have to check those instruments. we said they're valuable instruments. can you give us a chance to put it in the overhead and show you it fits. he said no. we get off the plane and standing on the tarmac. >> the captain says it's beyond us, it's faa mandate. we could be fined $10,000. >> i was like i'm going to play, maybe they don't think we're legit musicians. i said film this, i'm going to play for them. maybe that will get their attention. >> we reached out to u.s. airways and there is an apology. here's the statement. we apologize that the musicians were inconvenienced. we confirmed seats for them on a later fligh

having my son there was unreal. he's 17 months old. his name is riden.ever forget that. i'll have that up here forever. having my family, friends there, winning with this team and the partners that we have. like i mentioned, dhl, auto nation, united fiber and data. everybody that puts in all the effort into this team and the support to win on the greatest stage of racing. >> i doubt you could see the pictures we had on our screen there, but pictures of your boy and you as you're winning, really, really cute. that's awesome. congratulations. >> thank you so much. thanks for having me on. >> reminds me of those pictures from the super bowl with drew brees. >> clayton, back out to you. how is it looking? >> it was a tough race between first class gary askins, staff sergeant jesse costa from the u.s. marine corps and food service specialist second class henry ramos. what's the vote here? did you like the pork slider? >> i don't think there were any losers. >> shrimp tacos. >> what was your favorite? >> slider. >> see! there were no winners. i wanted to pick

this is just unreal, i'm sure, for folks there and this video, bill karins. i can't believe i'm seeing it. it seems very, very slow. >> it is where it happens. we have seen pictures like this in the pacific northwest, it gives way every now and then and in california. in downtown baltimore, it was, you know, houses on one side of the street and cars lined on the other. >> half a foot of rain, a little more, you were telling any 24 hours. >> yeah. >> a lot of rain, but wasn't huge. we think san diego. what do you think? >> sun, sun, sun. >> how warm? >> i think about 7 to 80. >> that's how they like it. yesterday was the warmest may day ever recorded in san diego. it was 95 degrees yesterday in san diego. that is unprecedented. and we had record highs in seattle, record highs in portland, record highs in l.a., record highs in san diego. other areas like medford were one degree away. temperatures two degrees away from the record high yesterday. off the charts warmth for this time of year. not that cool this morning. temperatures to start this morning, near 60 i

. >> it's going to be unreal the next two days. if you felt like, okay, how is it going to get hotter than today, it's going to happen, folks. palo alto, 93. south san jose also at 90. with the heat over the next two days, heat advisories in effect for 99% of the bay area. the one spot that's not under it, right at the immediate coastline. temperature also likely range 90 to 105 for all the areas you see in orange. you want to drink plenty of water, take the bpets indoors ad check on the elderly. the number one hottest zone is for the south bay and east bay. one example of how quick temperatures are going to rise rr

. >> a light bulb went off in my head and i'm thinking, wow, is this too unreal or not? what would be a normal person's reaction to a child showing up at your door saying your grand her has been killed and you're bloody and a mess. what would your reaction be? >> we got the rap sheet of earl mann and most of the things started off with aggravated beforehand. a lot of violent offenses. >> melinda now had a pretty good idea who committed this crime. but she needed to find some way to prove it. using tricks she learned from "forensic files" melinda tried to get his saliva. >> i started writing letters to earl mann saying that i was a lonely person and i was searching the web for pen pals. >> and her objective was to see if she could get saliva on the envelope flap if he were to write back to her. what an amazing effort to get someone's dna. >> i never received a letter. >> then melinda discovered that mann was not only in the same prison as her husband, clarence but their cells were fairly close. >> come to find out that earl mann is in the same pod, the same housing pod as

. >> it's this unreal. a healthy meal. >> then -- >> 100 million tons of organic waste that goes into landfill in the united states every year. >> using new technology for electricity it from organic waste. >> plus, musing for a cause. >> i made it so i could donate proffers to on

and trust me, to people that force of nature on my skin, it was just unreal. a look. >> thank you very much. >> oh my goodness! coming down right now, major tornado. >> coming down another tornado. >> a deadly tornado rushes towards the u.s. community of oklahoma city. a two mile wide wind tunnel ripped through the capitol on monday. >> oh my god! >> that was the tragedy in the ground but new innovations are developed in the lab to protect against future disasters. >> we create tornado like vortexes. mimicking tornado wind speeds. >> i'm at the national wind institute at texas tech university where they can actually recreate tornadoes. harold janes professor of mechanical engineering designed and built the tornado simulator called vortek. >> in a controlled situation, to understand what happens to structures. >> tornado winds are rated on an ef scale which is an indicator of the severity of the storm based on wind speed and debris impact. >> this is ef 3e, 150 miles or less. >> have you ever been in this? >> oh, absolutely. would you like to go? >> this is wha

. >> that's unreal. the power of just this little $10 donation can make. we want to bring in gabrielle miller with raising a reader. tell us about what your organization is and what they do. >> they help families across the country. 10,000 families here share books. we send these bags home with children through schools, community groups and each week children take home these books. they share them with families. they have chance to share books and work on their literacy skills. >> why is this fund-raiser so important to you guys? >> we could not have reached the donors. we raised more than $100,000 in just this day. we still have a long way to go. we have a big magic hour coming up. please go to raising a reading.org. go do nbcbayarea.com. 6:00, your donation will be matched. >> 100%. >> raising a reader. >> there's no maximum donation. open up those pockets. let's get to the live weather forecast. you'll be able to see for tonight. you did great job. give yourselves a hand. i bet that cheer is for the awesome weather we've been having. temperatures right

radical message, he's been targeted both by the ruling elite within the a.n.c., because we had an unreal deal. that's why people are responding because they realised that he's been prosecuted because he's advocating for the policy that will re-organise society not in the interests of those that move but the interest of majority. we believe in them because the truth that you speak. he's a man of the lawyers. willing to comply. they have not come. it's over two years now. >> thank you for being with us. everyone here looking forward to seeing the man they called the commander in chief. >> china overtook the u.s.'s largest trading partner five years ago as a result africans are importing more and more goods. they are pressed out of the market by cheeper asian products. >> reporter: this man started learning to make shoes from his grandfather when he was five. he quit school to take over the shoe business, but since then his income halved. instead people are buying shoes. >> translation: i talked about it with other shoe makers. our job is being attacked. >> the shoes cost about $8 for a pai

the european conventions on human rights this approach to the tip of the view with allowances it's unreal. suitable for puppets to establish equal rights. through. i'm ready to take some questions. still kinda broke yet touching on the rights of minorities in newark. the reference to the situation in ukraine questions from the pole russia today. a couple of them right. what you get into europe. you can set you can when you are looking after the law. stage we go to one knee and sweltering of you. it was a princess tv jewish tradition about the question is whether to link it to me to feel star michael seventeen. but it was like to wish everyone who lives in his book with your oh seven with similar issues those negotiations. google has undertaken in geneva are not fail to see open in the lawsuit was to give up their happy efforts. this did you who asserts. use two years ago isn't it. it's still appropriate efforts to force fighting the rest of the post below regarding peace agreement. it's a blessing of us forces that were you trying to make it fail to ensure that it heals the stupid stick w

his play stands as a complete metaphor for the conflict between the real and the unreal. it illustrates the fragile transcending nature of the illusion of reality. over 300 years ago shakespeare's aging philosopher, prospero, concluded, "our revels now are ended. "these our actors, as i foretold you, "were all spirits, and are melted into air, "into thin air: and, like the baseless fabric of this vision "the cloud-capped towers the gorgeous palaces "the solemn temples, the great globe itself "yea, all which it inherit shall dissolve "and, like this insubstantial pageant faded, "leave not a rack behind. "we are such stuff as dreams are made on; and our little life is rounded with a sleep." this was a coproduction of miami-dade community llege and british broadcasting corporation british open university. captioning performed by aegis rapidtext

>> that's unreal. >> reporter: well, it gets worse. sleek home on bosworth in the city's glen park neighborhood sold fore$600,000 over asking price. >> i make a decent living. i never picture myself buying a house here. >> reporter: the cringe- inducing status keep coming. >> that wasn't the highest offer. >> reporter: it's supply and demand with most homes for sale commanding 12% over asking. >> that's a red-hot market. >> reporter: signs like this are rare in san francisco. real estate agents tell me if new properties stop come on the market, san francisco would run out of homes for sale in five weeks. there were eight offers but only one person wins turning the real estate market turning into contestant row. >> they put in offers, they have been you know -- they have come in second or third place every time and finally they reach that point where they're like, this next one i'm going in guns blazing! >> reporter: he believes there is an end to the real estate crazy train. andria borba, kpix 5. >> the same house was for sale in 2009

. >> being in that situation and making those decisions, unreal. >> nbc's bill karins is here with details on another hot forecast. breaking temperatures again? >> record highs throughout san francisco and then the fire that happened down in san diego. it's just one of those days and setups where all the firefighters are just nervous. they're geared up and they're ready in case these blazes do start. it's all about potential. 94 yesterday in l.a. san diego was the same. 92 in san francisco. those are warm temperatures for coastal areas. this morning we're starting off very warm. we're almost as warm in l.a. as we are in vegas and phoenix. and it will likely be even hotter this afternoon. red flag warnings up for areas in red. same areas as yesterday. the coastal communities and mountains outside of l.a., santa barbara and san diego. temps 90s to low 100s. wind gusts 30 to 50. it's possible with a high wind warning, some localized gusts up to 80 miles per hour in the mountains outside of san diego. also excessive heat advisory continues from the greater san jose area and just outside of san

this is unreal.he studied suddenly people were screaming to cameras is the look of things you can see people just wanted to get emotions out in the strongest way possible to say how can this be happening with us on up in the middle saying that touching all the gas new commanders and people ideas on for this grief this month in motion they come against the backdrop of atp of the vomit vehicles will not support the findings prove that it becomes against the backdrop of shops to close its not difficult if i get supplies supplies on eleven shots of food and provisions to come to this climate of a real ice humanitarian crisis. ryan anderson the venom of the dead lumpy privatize gas bills to russia six minus ten students across three d and don't lose up to bill coleman to consider whether that could potentially put the transit of russian gas through ukraine under threat because more about that. also of more news and include the full afghanistan where despite some signs of improving on friday but millions o

it was unreal like a percentage of white sketch. to watch. it was that this did wonderfully on which to make use of force the eu welcomed. i was going to be his lesson. for a week isn't too thick or too will call so he showed his usual good primer as a teenager or european ambassador. it is a very important and a mile and stops the ocean and all dubai deal. we understand that ukraine is large and residents have different views. so why wouldn't it be just that silly themselves the result is guaranteed on a plane during the court could dramatically from what the feminists are for this position. he discussed the crisis seems that its importance was the president office on the cable car to the bar and two ha moment came after christmas. given the form and void. we support the distance without going on for the record the genial agreement. it was the crane shot attempts to breach the agreement of april seventeen sq ft truck as our cars into an arrest release of the rac of service that combines with the geneva agreements to ease the tension. we sens

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unreal. cloud cover capped some of the heat. another warm one tomorrow.ut the south bay, 9:00 a.m., 73 degrees. cooler by the weekend. >> dress appropriately. thanks for joining us tonight. >> bye-bye. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- david spade.

it's just -- it's unreal. >> reporter: it's not clear yet how many houses have been damaged. >> i saw the smoke coming above our unit. and it turned suddenly, super black. so, headed that way. there's a wall of fire. >> reporter: from the ground and from the air, it's an intense battle. the fires are being fueled by high winds and extreme heat. >> this is going to be a long season. >> reporter: the flames came within feet of cal state university. final exams and graduation were canceled. a campus, evacuated. about 125,000 evacuation notices have gone out since the fires began on tuesday. the red cross is helping people at this high school. >> i met some nice people. >> we've gotten food. we've gotten drinks. it's almost as if, in there nothing has happened. >> reporter: investigators are now treating the fires as a crime scene and are searching for the cause. arson has not been ruled out. >> it would be pure speculation to say whether they were set or by a car or by an individual. we just don't know yet. but we're actively investigating the start of those fires. >> reporter: state aut

it is just unreal. carpenter finished in 10th place. to the ice, game one of the western conference finals. kings and blackhawks and he tees it up from the point. kings tie it in the second. he breaks the tie with a laser from the point. the blackhawks win it 3-1. they take a 1-0 series lead. a little baseball and the a's are on the road with their king of swing tour 13 runs and 30 runs in the three-game sweep and they have now won nine of the 11 10. a's fan and got some help from cleveland and they had two errors and check out the throw and wow. a little high we would say. they scored four runs in the fifth. moss doubles down the line. he was three for three and three r.b.i and scored four times. a's up 5-1. a career high five r.b.i. that's off the wall and two runs score. chavez will improve to 4-1. it is a 13-3. victory. the tour heads to tampa for a three-game set on tuesday. bring your used glove to at&t park. the giants scored three off the marlins in the first. 2-0g-men. he pitched seven score less the last five hits and struck o

it's unreal. >> a remarkable achievement and an opportunity for what is really not much more than anteur football team. the celebrations here in gibraltar are over, and they will play uefa champions league football next year. the president has already flown out, but uefa's newest member has just landed. al jazeera, gibraltar. >> in football let's turn our attention to spain after the mercedes drive. now leading the driver standings by three points overtaking teammate rossberg. we have the report. >> reporter: starting from hull position hamilton had an explosive start leading rossberg into turn one. the pair in a legal of their own in the early stages lapping at least a second faster than the rest of the field. drivers crashing the car numerous times. world champion sebastian vettel remained in the mix. but all highs were on the hamilton-rossberg duel which showed no signs of easing. in the dying stages it was hamilton in front while rossberg threw everything at his british teammate to close the gap to just .6 of a second on the final lap. a checkered flag came down, it was hamilton.

it is just unreal. carpenter finished in 10th place. the ice, game one of the western conference finals. kings and blackhawks and he tees it up from the point. kings tie it in the second. he breaks the tie with a laser from the point. the blackhawks win it 3-1. they take a 1-0 series lead. a little baseball and the a's are on the road with their king of swing tour 13 runs and 30 runs in the three-game sweep and they have now won nine of the 11 10. a's fan and got some help from cleveland and they had two errors and check out the throw and wow. a little high we would say. they scored four runs in the fifth. moss doubles down the line. he was three for three and three r.b.i and scored four times. a's up 5-1. a career high five r.b.i. that's off the wall and two runs score. chavez will improve to 4-1. it is a 13-3. victory. the tour heads to tampa for a three-game set on tuesday. bring your used glove to at&t park. the giants scored three off the marlins in the first. 2-0g-men. he pitched seven score less the last five hits and struck out

but if you look at the footage they have already put out of this movie, it is just unreal. nail it. and tate taylor brought back viola davis and octavia spencer, two stars in supporting roles here. >> i'm sure they didn't deliver at all. >> "jersey boys". >> the movie. >> clint eastwood. >> directing. what i like about this is that john lloyd young has the role. usually they give the role to somebody else. >> some hollywood -- >> this time he gets to do it. interestingly, the actors break the fourth law here and speak to the cameras, to the audience. >> who do you think that will go over? >> i'm curious. i don't know. >> clint directed it. i bet it worked. >> oprah and steven spielberg teaming up, how could you go wrong? >> producing this movie called "the 100 foot journey." helen mirren plays this woman, french, runs this uppity restaurant. a family from india moves into town and opens indian restaurant right across the street from her. she's none too happy about it. the story takes off from there. it is a real great movie. the food scenes are delicious. it is a great fami

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these are their facts, these are things they put it every single day and it's just unreal.reatest thing about it is is you get to watch folks laughing, and maybe some folks like the donald don't think it's funny at all and there's other that's grimacing because there's that wonderful painkiller smile to sober them. >> the president has been able to expose just how absurd some of the conspiracy theories of the right wing are. >> i have to admit, i'm not the strapping young muslim socialist i used to be. you remember a few months ago, my administration put out a photograph of me going skeet shooting at camp david. do you remember that? quite a number of people insisted that this has been photoshopped. but tonight, i have something to confess you were right. can we see show them the actual photo? i'm also hard at work on plans for the obama library. and some have suggested that we put nit my birthplace, but i would rather keep it in the united states. >> i mean, he's just -- and his timing -- >> timing. as a comedian, if he repeats this performance this year, he will be the be

it's used to put us in real or unreal situations. >>> hello.esidential elections on sunday. not everyone could do so in the eastern regions of luhansk and donetsk. the majority of polling stations were unable to open because of threats from row prussian separatists. it's clear the winner of the election by a landslide is the billionaire chocolate maker petro poroshenko. he is insisting on the return of crimea. there's been fighting at the donetsk international airport. pro russian separatists apparently taking over part of the building with helicopter gun ships. ukrainian gun ships reported to be circling overhead and firing down. machine gunfire comes from the ground. one building is believed to be on fire. we'll get more in a meeoment. more of the news of the presidential election. >> petro poroshenko is a familiar face in politics. he always played a supporting role. now the 48-year-old chocolate king appears poised to take over the reigns of power. the results are not final, but he is already outlining his plans. chief on his list, a relati

nations in the first round, and then if we get past the first round re look at celtic - it's amazing, unreal >> a remarkable achievement and an opportunity for what is really not much more than an amateur football team. >> reporter: the celebrations in gib ralta are over, lincoln play uefa next season. there's not a professional player among them - a customs officer, fireman and a student. the newest member just landed. >>> in the n.b.a. play-offs the brooklyn nets beat the miami heat in game 3 of the eastern conference semifinal. the nets won 104 to 90, trailing 2-1. the top seeds in the west, the san antonio spurs dominate their play-off. they thrashed their opponents 118 to 103 to take a 3-0 lead. tony parker top scoring for the spurs at 29 points. san antonio reach the conference final if they win in portland on monday. >>> to the n.h.l. playoffs, in the western conference the anaheim ducks levelled their play-off against the los angeles kings. the boston bruins are a game away, winning game 5 in the level of 7 against the montreal canadians. the first goal came 32 seconds apart in the m

this was unreal. >> keshawna, since the border fence has funneled people into these difficult areas, migrants are now eight times more likely to die as they try to cross. hundreds as i said are dying every year and you really struggled, you were just in that desert for a little over a day. let's take a look add what happened. >> it's tough. it's hot. i think i overpacked. i don't see how people can do this for long. you got to be so careful. the rocks are slippery. there's no flats land. you got to be careful. you're watching your feet for snakes and other critters, you have rocks and branches, it's hard you get hot but then you got to put something to cover your arms. so it's a lot to think about. >> come on guys, it's not as hot as it's going to be in a couple of hours. you don't want to get caught in this cang i don't canyon. it's going to be bad, we got to move out fast. >> i don't think i'm prepared at all for cross. crossing. you try oprepare yourself for the right clothing. nothing prepares you for this. >> keshawna, you figure you couldn't have made it? >> no, i couldn't have

. >> when you look at the japan numbers and asian in your opinions, those are unreal numbers, right?s as explosive as you have seen. especially what we have seen so far. >> that's where there's all this room. people expecting 4%, 5%. i don't know if you buy it tomorrow. but look at where these guys have gone, 20% rest of world a decade ago to being -- there's an lot more wealth chasing this. this is a global luxury brand. even with nike to me, you put them all in the same class. this is what's happening. i think you stay with this one long term. >> this has not been across the board. that's why tiffany was up so much today, because the street didn't give it a lot of credit. i would be careful buying it tomorrow morning. maybe it goes to 100. but i don't think it's a long-term trade. >> coming up next, momentum stocks taking a beating over the past couple months. are there high-fliers still having room to room? we'll talk to a portfolio manager. hopefully you didn't follow jay carney's advice on russia. >> i wouldn't if i were you invest in russian equities right now. unless you're go

it is sped up, it is a little jumpy, but the picture is looking unreal. it is fantastic. on the bottom, there is grayness and that is the hail forming. if you want to see hail, the place you need to go the south america, because this is where we are seeing these types of images. this is looking like snow. it is a tropical place. we are not used to seeing the snow or the ice. no snowplows in the city and they are using the bulldozers and giet quite a sight. eventually all that started to melt. we then have plenty of sunshine for the rest of yesterday and for today as well. so it should be fine and dry. elsewhere, we are seeing more in the way of clouds and that cloud is giving showers. the showers are stretching down to paraguay and argentina and on wednesday going to see the storm clouds beginning to develop. this is what we are expecting for wednesday, the dark blues are showing heavy downpours from the northern parts of argentina and into the southern parts of brazil as well. there is a lot of rain from this and flooding as well and you will notice the temperatures are

that same feeling in the back of your legs and it started from there and with that became a kind of unreality and you go seven stories down and it's this underworld of partly all this loss that you wish had never been lost and also all that will never be forgotten. it's a remarkable place. >> this is very personal for you. you were down there that day. you lost friends that day. >> i did. in the clip you saw with the president and michael bloomberg standing by ladder 3 truck. larry brown who was the captain on that. he was last heard on the 33rd floor saying we're heading up. and to look at that charred and battered rig. i saw it right after the tower came down, i saw that rig down and to see it down in the middle of this museum is remarkable. the drummer that you saw leading the procession, it's a kid names james. his father was killed at the trade center and he's now a firefighter. >> everyone who was alive that day has a story where they were, what they thought, how it impacted them, and i mentioned at the top that this is about the loss, and it's also about resilience. it's about heroism.

. >> it's going to be unreal the next two days. if you felt like, okay, how is it going to get hotter than today, it's going to happen, folks. palo alto, 93. south san jose also at 90. with the heat over the next two days, heat advisories in effect for 99% of the bay area. the one spot that's not under it, right at the immediate coastline. temperature also likely range 90 to 105 for all the areas you see in orange. you want to drink plenty of water, take the bpets indoors ad check on the elderly. the number one hottest zone is for the south bay and east bay. one example of how quick temperatures are going to rise tomorrow is san jose. 6:00, 62. not that bad. check it out. by the noon hour, we'll surge up to 83 degrees, which is warmer than we should be for our daytime high at noon. then by 3:00 we're looking at mid-90s. >> we'll see you shortly. >>> it goes hand in hand. dry brush on our hillsides means fire dangers. there are hundreds of homes and communities vul ferable across the region. marianne favro continues our coverage fro

it's just unreal. >>> coming up -- an officer is nearly dragged to death. >> i remember thinking thatuns over me, i'm probably going to die. >> when "caught on camera, dash cam diaries" continues. >>> a texas police officer pulls over a man for speeding. >> and what she thinks is a routine traffic stop. >> turns into a fight for her life in a blink of an eye. [ screams ] >> march 6th, 2006, austin, texas. it's 3:00 p.m. and officer brenda bermudez is starting off her shift with the austin police department. because of officer bermudez's current job, we've been asked not to show her face. >> they provide us with any updates, briefings of what might have occurred in the prior shift tore night before. >> officer gabriel padilla is a rookie in the same squad, also starting his shift at the same time. they've been working together for just eight months, but padilla considers officer bermudez his confidant and mentor. >> i saw brenda and we did the usual, checked out equipment. i joked around a little bit, made fun of each other. >> we were like family. >> it's a typical shift according to

was unreal. >> got there at 9:00 in the morning. i wasn't seen until 6:30 the following morning. and i was sitting in the er in pain. >> reporter: but here in palo alto, if his lower back goes out -- >> maybe half hour. >> reporter: that's been your experience? >> yeah. >> reporter: we heard the same from everybody we talked to. >> fine care. >> they took real good care of us. >> i don't have a problem with any of them. >> reporter: they see up to 68,000 patients per year. appointments to see a doctor can extend several weeks, but it depends on a particular patient. >> if somebody needs to move to the front of the line, we'll do that. >> reporter: michael is visiting from his home in pittsburg where he says getting an appointment can take forever. >> sometimes three months before you can see a doctor. they're so backlogged with patients. >> reporter: vincent dunlap started coming here when he retired from the military back in 1992. and he noticed back then it did take too long to get an appointment or a prescription. >> but from '92 to '94 i saw dramatic changes. >> reporter: imp

. >> unreal. trace, thank you very much.e'll take the good news today where we can. >>> the secretary of veterans affairs says he's, quote, mad as hell, over claims of neglect at v.a. hospitals. this is happening as lawmakers vow to get to the bottom of what happened. the white house is reacting. we're live with the story from ed henry coming up next. >>> plus, the benghazi scandal, the special house panel working on its investigation into the deadly terror attacks. there are new calls for action now in the senate. the role politics is playing, next. >> this is a serious investigation. i don't want theater, i don't want a sideshow. i want the members of this committee to find the facts for the four families who lost their loved ones. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition inharge™. [ bottle ] ensure®. we cann

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it is a little unreal listtic. same thing with bar by dolls.ng with barbie dolls andnd outfits and elevator. >> you're great. >> i'm torn with nye nieces about it. i'm always getting them this kind of stuff. am i teaching them -- >> hoops and sports. >> i played sports. there needs to be a balance. i think criticism about the body is a valid thing. i do think that, you know -- >> it does create sort of unrealistic expectations. >> did you see the point in the story, harris, moms made these for the girls and the sons started playing with them all. children are children. one thing i caught too, the fact they criticized barbie for being on tiptoes which is dig for all woman who wear high heels. are we supposed to don dowdy shoes and walk around the planet with no heels? what is the story there? you can't stand barbie? >> can you fight crime in high heels? >> yeah, actually i could fight crime in my high heels. kimberly, you and i both have white boots from wonder woman costumes from age-old days. >> yeah, we do. they come in very handy. by that i

it seemed unreal. >> at 32 years old, michelle walked out that front door for the very first and last hospital she was treated for a long list of health issues due to the years of beatings and neglect. although she was free, she was also all alone. estranged from her family, when she was released from a hospital, she took refuge at an assisted living facility outside cleveland. far away from the media, it gave her the space to gain strength to face her captor in court. >> i spent 11 years in hell. now your hell is just beginning. >> when i saw you in court that day at the sentencing, i was blown away. were you determined to do that? >> yes. it was important to me to express how i felt about what he did and how he did it. and let the judge know that he needed to be punished for what he did. >> the man who had held her for nearly 11 years was indicted on 977 counts and sentenced to life plus 1,000 years. just a month into that sentence, however, he was found hanged in his jail cell. >> i understand why he did it. he couldn't face what he did with his head held high. he had to face it li

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organizations say is unreal. it would be the second time they'll miss a harvest if they do not plant farms as soon as possible. there is an urgent need for a political resolution to the conflict in south sudan, and to see that the conflict ends once and for all, and go back to their homes in lead a normal life. >> thank you for bringing us the latest from ethiopia. schools across much of nearby nigerian state is closed due to the risk of violence. more than 270 school girls are missing three weeks after being ab ducted by members of the group. the girls were kidnapped from a school in borno, and we have this update. >> reporter: basically high schools are shut, except for students sitting for final-year examinations and this happens when schools reforeperson the current calendar. these schools were shut when it was evident that boko haram stepped up its attacks. remember, the worst student massacres happened. in terms of structure, several schools have been burnt down by boko haram fighters, who are against weste

unreal. cloud cover capped some of the heat. another warm one tomorrow. check out the south bay, 9:00 a.m., 73 degrees. cooler by the weekend. >> dress appropriately. thanks for joining us tonight. >> bye-bye. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- david spade. sophia bush. music, the both. and featuring the legendary roots crew. and now, here's your host, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. thank you very much. thank you so much. hot crowd. hot crowd tonight. welcome to the "tonight show" everybody. thank you for being here. oh, it's going to be fun. we're going to have a fun night tonight. it's going to be great. thank you for being here. i love you too ma'am. let's get to some news. here's what everyone's talking about. of course this los angeles clippers owner donald sterling [ audience boos ] >> jimmy: he's not here. [ laughter ] not coming. after his racist remarks yesterday the nba banned him for lif

it seemed unreal. >> at 32 years old, michele walked out that front door for the very first and last rushed to a hospital, she was treated for a long list of health issues due to the years of beatings and neglect. although she was free, she was also all alone. estranged from her family when she was released from the hospital, she took refuge at an assisted living facility outside cleveland. far away from the media, it gave her the space to gain strength to face her captor in court. >> i spent 11 years in hell. now your hell is just beginning. >> when i saw you in court that day, at the sentencing, i was blown away. were you determined to do that? >> yes. it was important to me to express how i felt about what he did and how he did it. and let the judge know that he needed to be punished for what he did. >> the man who had held her for nearly 11 years was indicted on 977 counts and sentenced to life plus 1,000 years. just a month into that sentence, however, he was found hanged in his jail cell. >> i understand why he did it. he couldn't face what he did with his head held high. he ha

we are looking at teams like celtic and think at that that's amazing, unreal. >> a remarkable achievement and an opportunity for what is really not much more than an amateur football team. >> the celebrations here in gibraltar are over. it's lincoln that will play euefa champions league. it's not a professional player among them. a customs officer, and president plattani has flown out for euefa member has just landed. matt rumsey, gibraltar. >> beating iranian champions, miami heat in the eastern conference city t 104 to 90 but they trail 2-1 in the series with a top season, the west, san antonio spurs are continuing to dominate their play-off against the portsmouth trailblazers. they thrashed 118 to 103 in game 3 to take a 3-zip lead in the series. the top scoring for the spurs, 29 points, so they can reach the conference final. in portland on monday. well, in the western conference nhl playoffs, the anaheim ducks leveled their semifinal against the los angeles kings at 2 apiece. bruningz are one game away from the from the eastern conference final after winning game 5 in their best of 7