so this is an absolutely perfect opportunity for us to team up with a world renown, very creative inspirational artist and put the sounds and sights of the animals that we study into a brand-new context a context that really allows people to appreciate an esthetic way of the idea that we might live in the world without these sounds or sites. >> in the scientific realm it is shifting baselines. we get used to less and less, diminished expectations of what it was. >> when i came along lobsters six feet long and oysters 12 inches within they days all the oyster beds in new york, manhattan, the harbor would clean the water. so, just getting people to wake up to what was just literally there 200 years ago 150 years ago. you see the object and say what is that. you come out and hear these intriguing sounds, sounds like i have never heard in my life. and then you step closer and you almost have a very intimate experience. >> we could link to different institutions around the globe maybe one per continent maybe two or three in this country then once they are all networked, they begin to communicate wit

to use them all. i like to see this team that i have confidence in, use their super diplomatic skills to see a final product. for that, i'd like to wait until the deal june 30th to see if we have something we can live with. if we don't, we'll double down the sanctions. i signed on to the bill and feel strong about it. i want to see what the outcome is. >> what about corker menendez? >> i can sign on to it but i don't think it gives the ability for peace and opportunity. if it changes substantially, i'll look at it differently. if it doesn't change as it is i will not be signing it. >> are you aware of this agreement today between -- >> i'm aware they've worked on an agreement. we'll see what the outcome is. that could change my support, if you will. i just believe strongly that we have proven -- if you look back at hindsight 20/20, 2003 when we had a hard line stand no centrifuge, we took a hard stand and walked away. no negotiations. we know that didn't work. until we really got serious in 2012 and started negotiating, after 2010, 2012, and we are where we are today. i think that we have a chance. they're

. >> for us to be able to put quality team offers in front of our children, it costs us money to recruit them, to pay them. >> reporter: tonight's meeting was the first of six meetings that will happen around the county. the next is april 22nd at dwight eisenhower middle school. there's a list of meetings online at www.wusa9.com. stephanie ramirez, wusa9 news. >> please feel free to sound off on our facebook page. earlier today our prince george's county bureau chief scott broom sat down for a one on one with baker. you can check out that enter interview on our wusa9 news app. >>> coming up marking the 150th anniversary of president lincoln's assassination. >> details of a new procedure that can bring relief to a condition also confused with allergies. >> [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging do business travel on your terms. acela. take off. >>> a jury has been seated for the trial of james holmes. he's accused of going on a shooting spree inside a color

us to feel that. good for us to have to deal with the feeling in the building, especially as a favorite, and team starts to come back, and you have to feel that. >> as you look at the game now, what did you think? >> i think it's a good win for us. obviously we were able to get it ten early, and actually fall back. we showed poise. last time we got big against this team we lost the game. so that's how the playoffs are. >> just have to adjust. not going to be pretty especially the playoffs. >> all right. strength in numbers was the theme here today with fans and everybody. if there's one thing i didn't care forks during the game, thunder sticks are back. how about two and a half hours of this. reporting live at oracle arena, mike shumann, abc7 news. >> that's such joy especially when there's dozens of people around you banging those things. we'll be back in a few minutes and have more highlights, and know thundersticks. >> i want shu to bring us a souvenir. >> he'll bring that back but we won't be banging it. >> thank you. >> bang them off somebody. >> speaking of fans oracle arena was packed for game on

use tools that are readily available to use. that's all this is. it's a tool, this is no different than our gun. >> the swat team is often used on drug warrants, most of the time the mrap goes along too. >> there is a criticism that people are concerned that stuff that's being used in conflict zones is ending up in small towns, what's your response to that? >> you've been in an mrap? >> i have. >> i mean it's a big truck with big thick steel on it. that's really al it is. >> but it looks, the perception of it - >> oh it's absolutely an imposing vehicle, but not a tank, not a bradely, not an assault helicopter - a truck that we transport soldiers around so they're protected from small arms fire, and explosives on the battlefield and in many police roles they have exactly the same requirements. >> your teams going first, i want you through and out and then the second team will go in. >> it teaches law enforcement to, when you're telling them you're fighting a war, it teaches them to see everyone as, not as a citizen with rights not as somebody they're supposed to be serving, but as a potential threat. >> you just

us to feel that. good for us to have to deal with the feeling in the building, especially as a favorite, and team starts to come back, and you have to feel that. >> as you look at the game now, what did you think? >> i think it's a good win for us. obviously we were able to get it ten early, and actually fall back. we showed poise. last time we got big against this team we lost the game. so that's how the playoffs are. >> just have to adjust. not going to be pretty especially the playoffs. >> all right. strength in numbers was the theme here today with fans and everybody. if there's one thing i didn't care forks during the game, thunder sticks are back. how about two and a half hours of this. reporting live at oracle arena, mike shumann, abc7 news. >> that's such joy especially when there's dozens of people around you banging those things. we'll be back in a few minutes and have more highlights, and know thundersticks. >> i want shu to bring us a souvenir. >> he'll bring that back but we won't be banging it. >> thank >> bang them off somebody. >> speaking of fans oracle arena was packed for game one. th

team it's down to the wire. >> how much sleep have you been get something >> next to none. >> he's taking this seriously. >> this is more important to us >> the team learned about composites >> and specialized tires. >> you see a driver that can squeeze into tight spaces in order to build from scratch, the team decided to build this tool from scratch. this is made in house. >> next spring we're expecting to have two cars >> they say the important thing is getting their hands dirty. >> in richmond, abc7 news. >> and next, from our facebook center get your tax questions answered from experts, right now on >>> we're running out of time to take advantage of the tax hot line. >> yes. >> and michael finney is with your experts. >> have you done your taxes yet? . >> i have. >> done and done. >> okay. there you go. just checking. good to have you come upstairs. you can give us a call right now. or you can go to our facebook page. abc7 news if you do, you're going to meet up with don ellison who has been working hard here. we appreciate your work and help. >> i've been here for the ninth time. >> thank you. what a community service you're doing

i'm so grateful to our community. >> we're representing loudoun county and all the teams who have reached out to uslp our team with donations and support. >> the loudoun county high school students tell us they're confident they'll have new robotics ready to go this weekend. the world competition is just ten days away in st. louis. >> wish them luck. >> we do. >> speaking of technology get in line if you want to get your hands on an apple watch. how long you could be waiting depend on the model you want. >>> and how to stop cigarette smugglers in virginia. scott mcfarlane with part two of a news4 i-team investigation on the tobacco trail. >>> preorders of apple's new watch sold out quickly and thanks to demand you may not be able to get one shipped until june. they're currentfully store bus only to test out. the actual sales don't start for a few weeks. prices range from $349 all the way up to $17,000. i think that's the gold plated or something. >> better do a lot more than tied. >> you want to check out the luxury version, they're supposed to be on display in georgetown and tyson's. some estimate

team it's down to the wire. >> how much sleep have you been get something >> next to none. >> he's taking this seriously. >> this is more important to usearned about composites >> and specialized tires. >> you see a driver that can squeeze into tight spaces in order to build from scratch, the team decided to build this tool from scratch. this is made in house. >> next spring we're expecting to have two cars >> they say the important thing is getting their hands dirty. >> in richmond, abc7 news. >> and next, from our facebook center get your tax questions answered from experts, right now on it took tennis legend serena williams, fencing champion tim morehouse and the rockettes years to master their craft. but only moments to master paying bills at chase.com. depositing checks at the atm and transferring funds on the mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> we're running out of time to take advantage of the tax hot line. >> yes. >> and michael finney is with your experts. >> have you done your taxes yet? . >> i have. >> done and done. >> okay. there you go. just checking. good to have you co

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to the national championship game. diane roberts has been on the road with the team since thursday, joining us now to explain how socialia is playing a part in the wins and losses. hey there, d. >> ree, deborah. you know getting to this point in the season has taken a lot of grit, focus, and sacrifice. uconn and maryland are two teams playing in the second game tonight. they have a very different and great lengths to make sure they are one of the four finalists here. one team giving up twitter, the other giving up their cell phone. waiting is a part of every -- tweeting is a part of an every day life and a way that people communicate. that's why they are not allowed on twitter for the first day of practice to the end of the season. sounds like an impossible task. >> they say that's one of the hardest thing to do, but after a while they get used to it. it is just like that. when it is game day we are not allowed to post. >> reporter: did she say they have to turn in their phones? >> immediate satisfaction. >> reporter: it is hard to imagine going any time without it, yet that is exactly what the maryland women's basketb

that each the departments are working with the businesses and sport teams and resident all of us working together we have a great reason to celebrate on this adding happy earth day to everything go giant go warriors let's keep the strongest teams together thank you very much (clapping) wow. this was fabulous so i want to pick up on a theme the mayor talked about that is nooerts that is the importance the teamwork as the director of the department of the environment we can't achieve what the city needs to have happen i don't think the leadership and the vision of my teammates and they're standing right here today, i'm so deeply grateful for the effort 38 they make and the vision for 50 one hundred i want to call out some of the people ed reiskin from the sfmta (clapping) he didn't even own a car this man (laughter) he walks the talk pasture monique moyer from the court who deeply believes in the importance of urging our property to lead the way and demonstrate what is possible facebook's from rec and park (clapping) there's nothing that says environment are mohammed nuru from dpw (clapping) that man as ground level in his

happens in your neighborhood, we invite you to join the action you can email us your photos and videos to jointheaction@6abc.com also become part of the "action news" team #6abcaction on social media. >>> turning to politics tonight we are a little more than a month away from philadelphia's mayoral primary the six candidates are running in high gear, tonight we continue the profiles of the candidates, to hear their vision for the city's future vernon odom has more on candidate lynn abraham. >> i love you too guys. >> lynn abraham in center city mid-day responding to passing motorists -- her profile and name recognition are sky high after decades of district attorney. that factor is fueling her run for mayor. her opponents have started attacking her like her use of the death penalty. >> they must be scared any time youly on your record and attack someone else's that means are you frighteninged. >> the state has an obligation to fund schools, they have robbed philadelphia. on job contracts she says improve the schools and businesses will be able to pay higher taxes and a stronger job market will follow. >> job creation along with schooling you have great

marshals service tells the abc 7 on your side i-team it's stopped working with allied protection in virginia. and won't use its services to move or guard prisoners until it completes a review. last night, the i-team revealed two of the three men listed as executives on the allied's website claim they have no ties to the organization. and their names were used without their knowledge. the penalty phase of the boston marathon bombing trial has been delayed. this week, a jury convicted dzhokhar tsarnaev on all 33 counts against him. the penalty phase was supposed to begin this coming week but has been moved to april 21st. the day after this year's boston marathon. the defense wanted more time to resolve logistical issues. the jury could sentence tsarnaev to death or to life in prison. coming up we now know what led to the sudden death of a beloved loudoun county high school student. and will the state of virginia step in to save an all women's college. the answer is next on abc 7 news at 6:00. maureen: bacterial meningitis is believed to have caused the sudden death of a broad run high school senior this week. madison small

rejust need citizens to help us to find him. >> reporter: search teams plan to hike on trails where sullivan liked to do his distance training hoping for any sign of the missing teen. >> i'm just hoping he stayed near home and i just want him home. i just want my baby home. >> reporter: connor sullivan was last seen wearing a black t- shirt, black shorts faded black sweatshirt and white sneakers. anyone with any information on his whereabouts is asked to call the santa clara county sheriff's office or dial 911. in cupertino, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> we got our first look today at the man accused of killing his girlfriend in front of two of her children. andrew butler appeared in court charged with the murder of kendra gonzalez. earlier this month, investigators say he got into an argument with gonzalez while they were driving in san jose. when she pulled the car over, he shot her. police say butler then pushed her body out of the vehicle and then drove off. the cold move made butler a suspect police wanted to take off the streets >>> a heroic rescue in the east bay as an apartment building w

. >> wisconsin did to us what we did to teams.and there's -- i'm going to look at the tape and there's probably things i should have done. a time-out here. but we normally execute down the stretch skwee didn't. >>> two more college basketball heavy weights led by two heavy weight coaches. spartans had the upper hand early. valentine stops and rattled in the three. didn't take long for the blue devils to reel them in. okafor there for the follow. went for 18. blue devils in front at the half. kept it up in the second. jones takes the ball a way. finds cook with a long pass. more in the open for the blue devils. this time cook with a pretty pass. how about this play. allen misses a three. nobody blocks off the offensive board. that's what you call following your own shot. blue devils win by 20. they'll play against wisconsin. even more experience game tonight. >> after the first four minutes we found out it was going to be more difficult than we thought. our kids for the next 36 minutes played light out basketball. i think our offen

to play a good team along the way. >> we've got to give wisconsin credit. they did to usody's going to say, oh, this season is historic. i just can't believe anybody's going to do what these kids just did to get to this point unblemished. >> duke and michigan state in the other matchup. battle of two great coaches. early 14-6 lead. oh okafor had 14. misses the three. follows his own shot with the one-handed flush. duke moving on to face kentucky 81-61 the final. >>> a must-win. second period 2-1 phoenix. mad scramble in front of the net. 3-1 coyotes. in the third mark goes top shelf. right there. coyotes win 5-3, their first regulation win in 27 games. >>> coming up later in the newscast nathan johnson the preseason today in oakland and bar i zito has a now home for now. >> thank you, shu. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00. a look at an unusual one-man protest against a centuries-old conflict. >>> saving water in californ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your whole family loves. don't miss yoplait's exciting new flavors -- creamy caramel and cookies 'n

used to those moments. you get through them, at least in my role. knowing the team needs you to be an optimist, to be positive. you need to be the one to paint the path forward, how the team how we are going to keep going. the big moment for us, a public one, a few years in. we started to get some popularity and traction. all of the sudden, the site started going down. we could not keep up with the scale or growth. the embarrassing thing for me and the team was, we thought we were really clever. we thought we had figured this out and we would scale this to infinity. little did we know what we did not know. we found ourselves underwater all of the sudden. the site is going down. developing a reputation for the site going down. the most am interning part was, we had these brilliant creators. people using tumblr to do remarkable things. using it as their home, for their incredible work. we are taking it off the internet and out of the world. that was so unforgivable. terrible. it was crushing for me and the team to be screwing up in that way. it was exacerbated by the

research and development space in addition to allowing 80 us to move into this pace we felt that was important to give the resources to all our teamt continue their exploration of the craft so when the opportunity was property to us by our landlord we judgment at the opportunity it is more expanding an existing restaurant but provided us the lab we needed and installed a state of the art four deck often chad grew his team and expanded the bread baking within the larger national community we're proud to say that expansion made that possible and built a fireman television station one with our our team can look at the result of a for the cook book restaurant this is a national with regard and recognized we the jane kim beard foundation for the best cook book and again, all of this nomination and process wag available we hope you'll consider our approval for the confusion so we've also been representing san francisco did a at its admonish problematic and innovative we're proud to call san francisco our home and hope to make a progressive culinary center. >> opening it up for public comment not seen any public comment is closed. >> com

a metal bar used to measure ring size. he used this to be the team -- teenager off his friend. the teams ran empty-handed and were caught in a nearby parking garage. >> my life has been. >>reporter: bob porter is an end medically induced coma has wife and three grown grandchildren with him. >> we were in the store early afternoon and were greeted by a nice gentleman who cleaned our rings for us. >>reporter: cards and flowers are arriving. along with hundreds of e-mails and facebook post. >> you are such a fantastic person, and i am praying for the best. speeone porter was a baseball star at a napa high and played in the minor leagues. then two seasons with the atlanta braves in the early '80s. later turning to jewelry business. where he is still well known. >> we work very well together. he's easy to get along with. quite humorous at times. he's got a great personality. >> that was deborah reporting. a facebook page has been set up to help the porters go through this ordeal. the bank of napa has also an account established. >>> a stolen cello worth $8,000 and now back with its

to become a part of the team. but when they left and the next team came in and took their place, they had been briefed on how to use a cultural support team how to use them to interact with the women and children and really use us to benefit the overall mission. and it was amazing. probably the best experience i've had in my life. we were active. we were used. they were professional. we never felt any sort of sexual exploitation or manipulation. whereas i feel like a lot of youths in the military do have things like that because the women aren't as respected as they should be. >> i was pretty lucky. same kind of thing. when i got there, we were definitely outsiders, but any of the enablers were. it wasn't just because i was female or -- we were definitely kind of -- you know everybody wanted to know what was going on and who we were initially and i think that's just kind of normal, that's happened every time i've been to a new unit. but after that especially once they realized how we could be used, how much information we could bring in, we were very accepted and really never had an issue. they treated us so well a

team getting creative to bring cheap and clean power to africa. >>> the bay area is about to warm up. meteorologist drew tuma tells us who's going to feel the heat, next. >>> in sports the swinging skirts goes to >>> a team of current and former uc berkeley students have developed a program to bring sustainable energy to rural africa. >> they created a one of a kind solar grid that will provide power to a fishing island in uganda. it's being shipped there right now and in june the team will head there to set it up. right now, locals only have a few hours of day of power using expensive diesel gas or kerosene lamps. the solar grid will run around the clock. to help fund the project visit the link crowd fund.berkeley.edu. >>> baseball fans are teaming up to help our troops overseas. abc 7 news was at san jose's municipal stadium where the san jose giants hosted operation care and comfort. dozens of volunteers boxed up care packages with food and cloeting. >> just a way to give back. i remember i never got the collapse to get deployed, but i have a lot of friends who are deployed. they look forward to these packages. >>

team not in the playoffs, the l.a. lakers. 122-99 defeat to the sacramento kings. they've recorded the worst-ever season in franchise history. it's not what their fans have been used to since the team moved to l.a. the lakers won five nba titles in the early 2000s. lakers took the franchise tally to 16, but it's been downhill since then. last year, failed to make the playoffs and this year, with just 21 wins from 82 games it's the lowest ever winning percentage. >> montreal canada's edging ottawa in the opening game of their series, giving the canadiens a win. senators then having a bit of trouble here, thanks so some confusion. the rest of the players were over heating even after the final buzzer, game two coming up on friday. >> pushing for victory in the first test match of the series. a few minutes time in day four with 220 runs. the star man scoring his maiden century. this team all out for 295 left england with a lead of more than 100 runs. loss in quick wickets jonathan taylor for shot with just four. continuing out to 13. the close with the score on 116 for three is a lead of 220 runs. >> we can't start well build that partner ship or another soon after it

to rollover. coach: we will not concede anything. we are competitors, two, and when you talk about playing connecticut, they are a hard team to face, but at the same time, for us, it's the best way to close the gap. >> i think teams get caught up in the respect of uconn. they are a great team and when you go into the game you have to go on confidence and that's confident fearless. we will go in there fearless and give them everything we have. robert: on the pga tour, justin street is the leader of the third round of the houston open, with a one-shot lead over three golfers. phil mickelson had a disappointing day and is six shots back. kimberly: duke-wisconsin, so the brackets are busted for about 99%. robert: i would see a big percentage, not 99%. kimberly: i had duke, but i also had kentucky. robert: aw. kimberly: a robotics competition today. ♪ deidre & the dark - classic girl p plays in the background ♪ a great entrance never goes out of style. dresses start at $25. the eva mendes collection. exclusively at new york and company. kimberly: more than 600 highschooler showed off their robotics skills, battling out to complete a certain set of tasks with homema

it's not what their fans have been used to since the team moved to l.a. in the 1960s.five nba titles. then crowned champions three years in a row. bryant won two more titles in 2009 and 2010 with the lakers but it has been downhill since then. last year they failed to make the playoffs and this year it is the lower-ever winning percentage in their history of of.256. >>> the canadiens got a 4-3. there was some trouble cooling off, thanks so a little bit of water bottle confusion. and the rest of the players were still overheating even after the final buzzer. >>> 18-time olympic champion michael phelps will complete for the first time in six months. he has been suspended following a drunk driver conviction. he will be swimming in a 100-meter butterfly event. he hopes to be at the rio olympics next year. >> hopefully i look forward to rejoining my teammates next summer. you know i guess leading into rio, that's something that -- something i love being part of the national team and especially traveling overseas so i look forward to hopefully having that opportunity next ye

. >> reporter: the orioles won 8-2, one player told us that's important to the team, but scott, he said it may be even more important to baltimore because when a city is going through trials and tribulations, a winning team can help lift people up. >> pelley: chip, thanks very much. while we've been watching baltimore this week, an astounding story has been unfolding in a colorado courtroom. today officers described the scene in the movie theater three years ago after james holmes opened fire, killing 12 and wounding 70. mark strassmann is covering the holmes' murder trial. >> i can see him with the gun holds it up to his chest. >> reporter: when the shooting started, josh nolan knelt down and tried to shield a friend. bullets shredded his left calf and right arm. >> my thought process was that he was searching for other people and that he was going to start going row by row. >> 911. where is your emergency? [gunfire] >> reporter: above him the navy vet could hear an assault rifle firing, a sound he imitated with his hand. [tapping] >> people are running out of a theater shot. >> report

. >> it's a mandate of icfc to take care of the victims of war. for us as a surgical team. for us, as a surgical team, we have the skills and expertise to treat the special type of trauma caused by high-speed bullets and bombs. >> reporter: the united nations chief is concerned about yemen's deteriorating security and humanitarian situation. >> ordinary yemeni families are struggling for the basics - water, food, fuel and medicines. hundreds of civilians have been killed. hospitals and schools are shutting down, some of which are direct targets of the fighting. >> reporter: the conflict in yemen made life difficult for millions of people. no clean water, electricity is cut most of the time and people have to queue for days to fill their cars. we have been waiting for four days in this queue for gas. today is the fifth day. we are hopeful. due to the air strike, the gas tanks were not able to arrive. we are waiting. we borrowed money for gas, that's because those targetting yemen and the yemeni people. >> reporter: there's discontent across the country. dozens of angry soldie

on and people in the audience and staffers walked to work pamela we launched the shape up team our team the h ss team spelled o o l e the teams can join us and if you don't want to be on our team be on your own team shape up h ss we have teams outside the cry we hope you're going to join our team quarterly report placed on the website for what wellness has accomplished the highlights we had over 18 hundred visits with an average of 6 hundred and 3 per month in the wellness center monthly join in on the exercise the largest participation on the kidneys and you and how to resolve conflict series and done more that i monitoring screening to retirees and 10 were screened in 10 days and 53 percent of the members were unaware of numbers that is something that larry spoke to earlier people don't know their numbers we had a team member watch the summit and programmed it for you to take the classes we're incomplete perplex for the all claims database you can kind of see where we are in terms of meeting presentations i will point out that sb 26 is going to be herd in the senate on the 22nd of april we have not taken a position on i'm drafting a ex

i think that can take him to another level if they get that dynamic guy to control the ball and use his legs not just to keep teams off balance but to hurt you with his legs and marcus would be one of those guys. >> reporter: for chip kelly to move up from 20 to 2, it would be the biggest jump in eagles history in years. in chicago with the nfl draft, i'm john clark, comcast sportsnet. >> tomorrow we'll be live in chicago for draft day. >> it airs from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. we expert analysis on what the eagles should look for and we'll look at the evolution of the draft which started right here in philadelphia nearly 80 years. >> hear exclusively from head coach chip kelly on our post-draft special. the eagles blue print aired sunday may 3rd on nbc 10. >>> temperatures cooling off and the chance for weekend rain. i'm tracking part of your time off will turn wet. it will start feeling like summer. >>> this is a death without dignity. >> rotting inside a home for two years before chester county police found him. >>> the building held up in delaware that working union members are happy isn't passing. (music) hey! let me

the team wants to use for parking. that land is worth thousands of kids' practice during the first half nfl season. the team is looking for suggestions that could make both football and soccer fans happy. >> what's going to happen now is we are going to have open discussions with the community and the council and staff around other possible solutions that may or may not exist. >> simple solution is simply move the soccer park and work with the council and move thcer park. >> sown sill members say the 49ers should have pay the cost of buy sdg developing new soccer fields in the city. they also expect fair market values for these existing soccer fields. the council plans to hold a special session. >>> coming up next at 5:00. assaulted on a popular hiking trail. the attack on a woman who's just out for a walk. >> the investigation continues of freddie gray in baltimore, the new account of what hap while he was in police custody. >>> good morning, we are looking at our commute this morning. we'll tell you a little more abou

it's led to one of the highest addiction rates in the country - and a related surge in the use of heroin. in portland, this ambulance team responds to an opioid-related call nearly every day. >> it's about 10 o'clock on friday night. from what we're hearing, there's a 25 year-old male in there, who could have had a seizure due to an overdose. >> the responders found this man lying on a bathroom floor, unconscious and barely breathing. a syringe and a small bag of heroin were at his bedside. they were able to revive him by administering a drug that counters the effects of opioid overdose. >> now we're seeing it so frequently and they're people that you'd never expect. it's not the junkie, it's the 25 year old kid. what we're finding is that they can't get the prescription medication that they used to get - they can't get vicodin or oxy. so what they do instead is they buy heroin. >> opioids are pretty much drugs that come from opium. you create oxycodone and hydrocodone from opium in the same way that you create heroin from opium. and when you look at the effect that hydrocodone or oxycodone or heroin produce... it's pret

to check it out and see what the excitement was about. here's sneak peek of the new game. what kicked it over the edge for us what we started to get calls this spring from soccer teams. and soccer coaches asking us what is foot golf, and why isn't it in montgomery county? so we have 18 hole golf course that is unaffected by the introduction of this sport, and we had an extra nine holes called the inside nine here at the northwest golf course, so it introduces the scoring of golf which is to try to hit the ball in the hole with the least amount of strokes, and it's mixing soccer instead of having expensive equipment, and golf it's easy to do. anybody can play it, because all you have to do is kick a ball. we are bringing new people who would not normally come out to a course on to the course to introduce foot golf, introduce 15-inch cups, to introduce sling golf. these alternatives are great. but we're getting people who doesn't come to golf courses to see how beautiful they are, see how much fun and how it's great to enjoy this sport. >> foot golf is still growing in popularity, so many other hybrids of the sport coming out. there's lacrosse, end golf, they are poppin

team? how can we gather this intelligence and how can we gain that bond with the women and children out there so they're willing to give us the information that will potentially help out the team? that really makes you have to think hard. that is not an easy thing a special i am not a super creative person in between the two of us we really have to work on that and that helped me immensely with my career ever since then. because i'm looking at things a lot differently and more of a leadership come in that way. federal i was deployed with is my best friend we literally call each other probably every couple of days. we talk together can we live together, we cry together. it's a bond. even just getting together with the other cst is what never met before complete all sure that bond so easy to come together and fight oh yeah. we've all been there and done that. it's a very small group of people. >> that bond i'm telling you, the first time i was in a room with these women i really thought i was being ranked because as a storyteller you do not get to meet people who really have a connection that we've never seen in a way that

they assigned three of their techies to give us full time assistance to their access of their own accessibility teams for access issues. mike can tell you more about the tech side. we hope we've done what we can to try to get enough input around what the existing barriers are. victoria has present at all of our meetings and obviously they are not there to speak for all people with disabilities. we can try to come up with a process that will be accessible by everyone. one issue that i know was a concern i think of this group before that while putting an online application does create to some degree ease accessibility there is a disability that is a divide for those individuals which that might not work. what are we trying to do. right now we have been expanding the funding that we are offering to a number of different organizations so that we'll be able to offer neighborhood specify accessible hubs so within those neighborhoods, within those communities people will be able to go to hopefully a trusted location with someone that can assist them in accessing those computers that will allow them to go on

the train uses magnetic levitation technology to reach high speeds. the teamused a test track in central japan. the train reached 603 kilometers per hour. it passed the world record by 13 kilometers. company officials are planning to launch service between tokyo and nagoya in 2027. those trains will run a little slower at speeds of up to 500 kilometers per hour. the engineers plan to use tuesday's test to determine the safety of the train at high speeds. >>> foreign tourists to january often complain it can be difficult to find free wi-fi hotspots. the japanese government aims to change that with a plan to drastically increase the number of public places where visitors can connect their devices. the goal is to expand access nationwide even to rural places. officials at the communications ministry say they are aiming to create 27,000 free wi-fi spots in tourist locations and other places by the time tokyo hosts the olympic games in 2020. they say no more than 10% of japan's public museums and municipal offices now have free wi-fi, much lower than in other indus

us to suzanne. you have been at this a long time. challenging the nfl, this team in particular, but challenging mascots in particular -- in general. suzanne: the very first mascot in sports, that was supposed to be about us, little red in the university of oklahoma, and since then, we collectively have eliminated more than 2000 of them. [applause] there are just over 900 to go. in the meantime, we have created a national museum of the american indian, we have more native people doing history books. as we are getting rid of them, we are able to consign them to the museums and to the history books where they belong. very soon, people will just sit back and say, that happened? there really were those kinds of things? people were so foolish as to believe in these mascots and hold on to them as if they were holding onto a dear relative and try not to dislodge them from their own persona? we have seen time after time that once these mascots are removed, once the names are removed, once that onerous persona is retired, you really have a better football team. a better bas

showers you see to the west of us will bring rain to your neighborhood. >> our hash tag for the day, april showers. storm team meteorologist tom kierein shows us when the rain will arrive where you live. >> if you live in the mountains you're seeing a few sprinkles right now. in the metro area, probably not going to get any significant rain until later this afternoon. i have the new timing on that, but first let's take a look at the radar know showing the few scattered light sprinkles out here. there are a few trying to reach the ground here in fairfax into prince william and fauquier. may be moving into washington and maryland over the next hour. so have an umbrella before you head out the door but the main area of rain is way down here in southern virginia and north carolina. that's going to be tracking closer to us later this afternoon. here's new model timing on showers moving in. this is through noontime. they pick up in intensity, the yellow and orange could be some thunderstorms. shenandoah valley and blue ridge. may be a few sprinkles in the metro area. then east of there, we'll get some of the shower

to help earthquake victims in nepal. the 67-member team and 6 dogs left yesterday. the team is trying to use a variety of equipment to locate and rescue people trapped in collapsed structures and confined spaces. they expected to arrive in kathmandu later today. >>> emotional impact of nepal's earthquake is hitting close to home in the bay area. friends and family are mourning the loss of google executive dan fredinburg. he was passionate about climate change. he wanted to climb mt. everest to promote his organization, savetheice.org. friends say he had so much more than h we wanted to accomplish. >> he was in his early 30s. so if you want to talk about lives effected, if you've been able to live a full, complete life and you could be talking a billion lives have been effected by this man. >> fredinburg was on mt. ef rest when the earthquake struck and he died from a head injury sustained in that avalanche. >>> also killed in the avalanche is a southern california filmmaker. >> that's right. he died, sam, while making a documentary about the mountain. tom taplin's wife said her husband died