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 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. sergeant malloy: 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 tre

to the hype. it's a war of attrition. both teams using their physical punishing style to wear down the other. but the difference one, alex ovechkin who is laying with as much fire as ever. braden as he can see it he can stop it. and joel ward captain clutch. >> got to win on the road. obviously they have a big finish obviously they have extra game at home. in that regard so we got to win bep got to win out right, if we can, and our game plan is to come in hard and work and you know our next game is going to be tough. >> we're not beyond -- if we play that way we might win. we don't exactly want to continue that. we want to get better. >> broadway blue shirts will turn into the broadway bullies for game two. caps they say will be ready. >> they turn it on as the game went on. they're going to be better in game two. we're going to have to play better to compete with them in game two. >> i know their coaching staff is tremendous. i have known lane for a long time and scottie and those guys. so they've got a good stuff. they've got a plan they've got lots of character over there. we will have to

. >>> no thanks to a $3 million donation from the san francisco 49ers. the team had offered the money to be used for cuds sports. the team executives said there were no strings attached to the gift, but council members said it didn't feel right. last month, the 49ers offered to pay $15 million for a long-term lease on 3 soccer fields near levi stadium. the team wanted to use the land for parking during events at the stadium. but opponents say that would have left thousands of kids with no place to play soccer, and the council rejected that deal. >>> barry bonds taking a swing at major league baseball "the chronicle" reports he filed a grieve advance through the players' union, claiming team owners colluded against him. the year before he hit 28 home runs, led the national league in walks, and bonds came he was run out of baseball. >>> time now is 4:45. i don't know if you folks know, but there's a personality quiz. >> it's so fun. >> it is pretty fun. which anchor are you or most like, i guess would be the question? . >> people are super excited when they get one of us. ''oh i like pam cook." so

have the redskins move to virginia, making sense for us and them. >> reporter: news 4 is told the mayor is advised to use the name to show good faith with the team's owner and something bowser didn't dispute asking her about it. >> i'm told this might be a way that you're trying to extend an olive branch to let him know that you know the name is not a deal breaker and that you're willing to at least acknowledge and use the name. >> well i grew up in this town and using that name for my whole life and so what we know though is that a lot of people are offended by the name and have come to the view that the name should change. my job as the mayor of district of columbia is to look at economic development opportunities wherever they may be and we know that we have the ideal site for the team. >> reporter: contrary to some press reports, bowser insists the district is still in the running to be the next home for the washington redskins. >> i'm confident that we will talk to the team about their future in washington in the very near future. >> reporter: now, interesting that the mayor didn't use the team name in the brief interview this afternoon and s

battle to get on patrol to get respect 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 and 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 that a lot of units in the military do have things like that because their women are not as respected as they should be. >> i was lucky. same thing when we were there we were outsiders, but all were not just because i was female. we were -- everybody wanted to know what was going on and who we were initially, and i think that's just 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 and how much information that we could brick in, we were very accepted and really never had an issue. they treated us so well and always, you know went out of the way to make sure i mean, i don't want to s

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

to the heart of all of us from public safety. so it's really trying to find the key resources that will come on to this important project to help us build out the teamto continue to advance us as we are right now. >> host: well joining our conversation is a frequent "communicators" guest howard buskirk executive senior editor of "communications daily." >> a lot of the people i talk to are still very skeptical about firstnet, questioning whether this thing's ever going to get get and how much use it's going to -- you must get that question. what do you say to skeptics? >> guest: i do think it will get built. if you build tools that work and put them in the hands of officers, firefighters and paramedics, they will utilize them. today they utilize cell phones, smart devices, and i think giving them tools to make their job more effective they will utilize them fully in the future. >> is there anything that could keep this from getting completed at this point? >> guest: i think there are roadblocks that could pop up, but we have good momentum. we laid out a strategic road map just over a year ago, and we've been executing against that road map working th

it makes us proud to be on this team and be playing for all the people out this supporting us. >> what'ses game, as anxious as the fan is to watch the world team to begin, we're anxious and excited. these games are the last time we can tune up, the last time we can see different formations. >> the women's world cup begins june 6th. in hollywood fox news. >> that's set for 11:30. >> it's exciting to see the women play. >>> at several bart stations parking fees are going to go up. we're going to tell you about three stations where drivers will have to pay more. >>> if you're planning on traveling on memorial day weekend, you're not alone. >>> wall to wall cloud cover for most of us. i do expect it to burn back at least towards the coastline. i'll have a look at the numbers for today and the extended forecast coming up. . >>> sunshine in store for the afternoon, at least away from the course. it will be cool to mild for the afternoon. i'll have that coming up. >>> oklahoma and states in the great plains are racing for more severe weather today. it produced 50 tornadoes across the plains. lo

environmental services workers the team is broken we want to make sure the whole team a complete that is step one but we need to move further and thank you to you to help uset to step two thank you team. >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm jason a nurse in the emergency department and san francisco general i want to remind people in 2008 with the law hospital moved into their facility the staff forced the closure of department and san francisco general we're walking into the same situation i had the privilege of being a part of lean process that ron spoke to with the right staffing model and the permanent staff on hand we met last november to staff the emergency department that will be thirty percent more beds when this enter disciplinary team with the medicine director and the emergency department evaluated we concluded we needed 25 more percent of staff to cover the beds no commitment to any of the hiring in the last of months what do you mean it will mean a rupture to the time of issues in the current department we were thirty percent vacant and our new state of the art fat will leave us less able to help folks this is not under scoring the medicine ass

to get closure on. that positions us on the project team to restart our qa of reports being developed bell accela 21 tech, we caused the q and a, for the final migration runs, so we have a clean set of data to test against. i wanted to make sure everybody understood the significance of that milestone. on the reporting front, we will restart the accela 21 tech report qa in the first few weeks of june when we have the migrated data shg the dbi team they have a set of report they're continuing to qa many of their reports, don't require the migrated data. for the process to continue, which is why we continued that process. we have two accepted reports at this point, 8, and 26 are in development. the other item for the full date of migration is the end to end business migration, we have been able to set a date for the end to end business simulation to start the week of july 13th. that we will start that simulation. that is our point to both take measurement of how long it takes to go through the typical processes, for permit issuance. it happens, on the 5th floor group of the counter. it's also a point to be

team to change its name. in the past she said the name change should be part of talks about bringing the team back to d.c. but the mayor recently started using the name in tv and radio interviews. bowzer is not disputing reports that she is talking with the team to bring them back to washington. >>> well there are still many however, who want that name changed. that includes the senate's top democrat who blasted the nfl on the heels of this week's deflategate controversy. senator harry reid says he finds it stunning the nfl penalized the patriots in one of the league's most recognizable players over air in a football while allowing the redskins to keep a name that denigrates native americans. >> the redskins name is a racist name. acting swiftly and decisively to change the name as it did about not enough air in the football. >> reid was one of nearly 50 senators who signed a letter last year urging the nfl to change the name. team owner dan snyder says he will not be changing it. >>> it's almost that time of the year when thousands of people from our area head on down to the beach for the weekend, causing, yeah traffic headaches for miles.

to join us. >> thank you for having me on >>> hundreds of former players are suing the n.f.l. saying they were forced to use pain-killers. the new suits claim all 32 nfl teams conspired to push pain-killers. the head coaches, including dolphin's coach don schuler threatened to cut players unless they popped pills. a similar suit was dismissed in court. a judge dismissed the domestic violence case again ray rice. he was facing charges for knocking his fiancee unconscience. d avoid trial rice underwent a year-long programme. the ravens ended his contract in fall. he remains a free agent >>> diplomacy on a wrestling mat in the middle of new york city how top athletes are doing their part to law relations. a technological breakthrough that could change the lives of people that are paralyzed. >>> the u.s. and cuba held a new round of talks aimed at re-establishing diplomatic ties. the first order of business involves bringing back full-fledged embassies, part of that include hashing out the legal rites of diplomats. the u.s. wants embassy personal around cuba >>> the two sides were grappling in washington here in new york city american and new york hopefuls scar

to the missing helicopter. they have told us they are moving a team inbound to try to assess the situation.m will include rescue men and combat rescue officers. they have not yet confirmed that wreckage is connected to this missing helicopter. the latest, unfortunate reports coming from associated press and reuters citing a top defense official in nepal says there was complete destruction at that site. a top official telling reuters, he believes there were no survivors. they described the scene of a helicopter that was completely destroyed. that has not been confirmed independently by cbs news or the u.s. military. sad news, developments coming out of nepal today. allison? >> not the news we were hoping for. seth doane in beijing. thank you, seth. >>> the investigation on the amtrak train is looking at why the train accelerated when it should have been slowing down. it went from 70 miles per hour to over 100 as it went into a sharp curve. the engineer agreed to be interviewed by officials. eight people were killed and more than 200 were injured. amtrak takes full responsibility for the dera

the cards can be used to get discounts on regional specialties like sweets at the airport or sake at local stores. tourism officials teamed up with food companies to create the coupon scheme. >> translator: we want to work with telecom companies to provide a good network in ibaraki. at the same time the coupon can boost tourist spending here. we hope that will invigorate ibaraki prefecture. >> reporter: but some tourists say that japan's network service still has problems. >> i thought it was quite expensive to what we get in the uk actually. which is we've got s.i.m. cards you can buy data only for one month with unlimited data. >> reporter: there may be a solution. major japanese mobile carriers have long shut out other s.i.m. cards. critics say their monthly rates are expensive. but the government has persuaded carriers to unlock their devices starting this month. more unlocked phones will come on to the market. many companies see this as a business opportunity. they're starting to sell s.i.m. cards. an expert says competition may lead to lower prices in the long run. >> for visitor to japan they have more chance to pu

to train. the national team usually uses a small fitness center in a jakarta hotel. one of their japanese coaches has helped them improve. he has been coaching for five years. >> translator: your feet have no power. >> reporter: kasai works in a factory a jakarta suburb. at first he struggled with the language barrier, so he tried to get his message across to the athletes. >> translator: i don't want them to give up. i want them to fight until the end. that kind of spirit will determine whether they win the match. >> reporter: pandu is desperate to meet kasai's expectations. he has problem with stamina and often gets leg cramps. he trained hard to overcome these challenges before the international competition. before leaving for japan, he took part in practice matches in jakarta. after strikes and defense, pandu won demonstrating his readiness for the international competition. >> translator: it's all thanks to the coach. he teaches me to keep moving. we have to do our utmost to give it our all for indonesia. >> translator: i want them to use aggressive techniques in

reynante and his team are trying to convince local villagers to help set up protected areas. fishermen report where and when they've sighted dugongs. the team uses the data to create maps of the best spots to place under protection. one team member explains that dugongs are mammals. the calf nurses for more than a year. but the cows only give birth once every seven years. so each and every animal is precious. the reality is not quite as harmonious. they easily get injured by both propellers are by getting tangled up in fishing nets. this fisherman says one was recently caught in his net. it was scared of the noise the boats engines made an tour an enormous hole in the net. reynante ramilo: the community should decide on a certain zoning. like this zone is for fishing. this is for protection. this is for the boats, highway for the boats. they need to agree to certain zones in this area, which is accetable for everybody. >> apparently, the neighboring island of palawan has already set up a protected zone. i went there to hear about how it's working out. on the main square of the provincial town of roxas, high school students rehearse a dance for t

the santa clara city council is saying no thanks to $3 million in donations for the san francisco 49ers. the team had offered the money to be usedre were no strings attached to the gift, but council members said it just didn't feel right. last month, the 49ers offered to pay $15 for a long-term lease on three soccer fields. the team wanted to use the land for parking during incidents tat stadium. opponents said that would have left thousands of children with no place to play soccer, and the council rejected that deal >>> barry bonds taking a swing at major league baseball. ''chronicle" reports bonds filed a grieve advance through the players' union, claiming the team owners coeluded against him, and refused to sign him for the 2008 season. a year before that, barry bonds had 28 home runs and led the national league in walks. bonds claims that collusion ran him out of baseball. >> be interesting to follow. >>> 5:46 is the time. check in with sal. >> that was a while ago now. >> we heard a lot about barry bonds over the years. >> i know. seems like yesterday he was playing. >> it's true. true. >> it's been a minute. the kids, the

she and her team want to use the media in order to share the data they've collected more widely., counterfeit hunter wang hai is working on the faulty sauna case. his client has asked him to come to his hometown. wang will start by obtaining the sauna in question from a store. wang has to stay in the background as he's a well-known face. he sends the client to make the purchase. this is an excerpt from video footage they shot to use as evidence. there are various baths and jacuzzis on display. including the personal sauna. [ speaking foreign language ] >> the man finally purchases two saunas. [ speaking foreign language ] >> paperwork complete, the client eventually leaves the store four hours after entering. a week later, the saunas are delivered. they arrive at one of wang's offices. wang paid for two saunas for a price of roughly $24,000 u.s. under the law, compensation of three times the amount is paid for fake or harmful goods. meaning wang could claim $72,000. [ speaking foreign language ] >> wang gathers everything he needs, evidence of exaggerated advertising, records of

to get necessities like food and water. >>> go go go go ah! >> a contest on the runway at philadelphia international airport. teams of 20 people tried to pull a 76,000 pound jet using. the winning team from west philadelphia managed to drag that jet 50 feet down the runway. the event raised more than $120,000 for the ronald mcdonald house. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteoro glenn hurricane schwartz. >> well we had a couple of really chilly days as we went through this week but different story this weekend. we've got some super weather for the broad street run tomorrow. it's going to be warmer than today. and today we got up to 74. and 80 plus. more than one day next week. maybe even tomorrow. well, we have mostly clear skies now, it's 57 degrees. the wind has shifted. we had the east wind for a couple days keeping the temperature down keeping the clouds in. not anymore. it's starting to shift. now the wind is knocking around a lot of the pollen. partly because we haven't had rain, and so the pollen is high on sunday and then very high monday and tuesday. so that's about the only thing i thinkthat people will be complaining about the next few

to achieve that. >> as we saw epionce uses a team of salespeople to get to the doctors but once a salesperson gets theeeting what makes the difference between success an failure? we decided to dive into the art of the sale and went into the trenches to follow three consummate salespeople who live and die by their ability to close a deal. a car salesman real estate agent and woman who sells mary kay and broke down their techniques so you could learn from their experiences. ♪ >> a test drive is very important. it's that time where the customer can bond with the car. if you don't test drive a customer you're selling yourself short. and the customer short. >> meet terry miller. >> my name is terry. >> hi. >> he's the top salesman at the largest ford dealership in the world. and banina givens. >> hi j.b. how are you doing? >> she's one of market's highest earning sales reps for mary kay cosmetics. >> the house is priced here at 329. >> and brett barry. >> square feet. >> a top selling real estate agent in one of the most competitive markets. >> how does the face feel? >> good. >> we followed these three a-

to get closure on. that positions us on the project team to restart our qa of reports being developed bell accela 21 tech, we caused the q and a, for the final migration runs, so we have a clean set of data to test against. i wanted to make sure everybody understood the significance of that milestone. on the reporting front, we will restart the accela 21 tech report qa in the first few weeks of june when we have the migrated data shg the dbi team they have a set of report they're continuing to qa many of their reports, don't require the migrated data. for the process to continue, which is why we continued that process. we have two accepted reports at this point, 8, and

get started with red and gold no trouble adjust to go another new team. >> definitely feel overwhelmed. this is my fourth team i guess you can say i got usedto it. nothing knew from me. still football and but i'm excited to the opportunity to good out and be a part of the organization. be part of the team. >> hope he can be a good edition in the back field. brought to you by toyota. fight thanks. >> thanks larry. >> thanks for joining us tonight. >> for all of us here. >> we appreciate your time as always. that's right. always find us on line. see you at 11 find us on line. see you at 11:00 on channel 7. >> goodbye for okay, i'm turning 42 tomorrow. luckily, i'm dating someone older than me. i'm only 40. from now on, you're 43. we're all cool with that, right? (ellie) yeah, sure. oh, yeah. yeah, of course. i'm not sure that's the way age works. so, jules, what are we gonna do for your birthday? i got nothin'. i have an idea. my cousin owns an awesome gun range. well, technically, i guess it's his backyard, and he does live like, right next door to a day care center, but still--

managers that are noted typically used by other people more typical to use specialists and smaller managers lift out firms you know of new strategies with proven teams have all the ac men to be successful those are their attributes less of the same old here done that. >> wlo what about the group asia i believe they did now imthat was a time i knew them, they were in the process of meeting them give them that exposure. >> i've not seen that in the materials. >> good question. >> i'll add on to the comment in the presentation they're talking about the assets classes commissioner meiberger a couple of comments the bottom describes the methodology those are averages and fees so when you look at the those numbers versus our performance numbers you get the strategies that are met i want to make those differentiate they're attempting to identify where they've added value by adding managers a couple of caveats it is active managers only. >> if i follow-up on commissioner meiberger's comments and exceeding the benchmarks how did they perform in the last 29 years with the similar organizations like our like arizona or orange county i'm interested in taking ou

. >> it's a potentially dangerous prank used to get police s.w.a.t. teamso storm an unsuspecting person's home by making a false report of a crime. investigative reporter harry hairston joins us with the exclusive 911 call targeting a recent victim of the crime. >> we reported last month about the swatting. now we have the 911 recording that caused it. we are the first to play the call for the assemblyman. >> i just shot my dad. >> new jersey assemblyman listens in disbelief to a phony 911 call aimed at bringing washington township police to his door. >> i have a caller on the line stating he shot his father with a 12-gauge shotgun. >> the caller also says he's tied up his mother and sister and he's ready for police. >> i'll shoot any [ bleep ] cop. i'll shoot any cop. tell them to stay away. >> this is sick stuff. and it's surprising that the cops didn't break down my front door and come in and with guns ablazing. >> moriarti believes he's the target because he's sponsoring anti-swatting legislation. >> that's what's scary about it. if someone's targeting

to you, rich. rich: one of the main stories. the biggest retail rivals teaming up. customers at walmart stores will be able to use's mobile payment system. let's find out more on this. out of theis this blue as far as you are concerned? christina: it is not so strange. it is being used in stores in beijing and shanghai. one of the biggest competitors. why not walmart as well? alibaba has spun off the financial arm. operations are distinct. starting with 25 walmart stores. in october, they had more than 800 million registered users. in 2013, it had accounted for half of online transactions. they are predicting transactions 20uld soar to seven -- 7 billion. china, it hasin had a bit of struggle there, hasn't it? is this a ploy to turn around the business? christine: it would help. like the other foreign supermarkets, walmart has had a tough time. food safety scares. accounting missteps. stiff competition from local players. cut leisure spending has not helped. sales declined. they are gunning for a turnaround. by 27ill add 115 stores team. spending money renovating existing outlets. that will create 30,000 jobs. th

to swim with us. >> i want to congratulate the team for a tremendous amount of work and clearly that is making real with the resolution put down on paper i want to make clear my expectation that the budget will include even more progress and reflection how to implement the matrixs i think we've heard a lot of testimony from the public about the need for a location for students to go to what when they're having difficult managing their emotions and noting not removed from the school but that classroom investment and how to with limited classrooms and heard a lot of public testimony about the need for par and folks to accompany that one student in managing a situation i'm expected as we move into june deputy superintendant we present progress in actuality so thank you, again for your presentation. >> the next item is item n consent calendar resolution removed at second reading no one tonight agenda item o vote on csas what was moved and second there section f roll call vote. >> santa monica ms. fewer. >> mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell. >> yes except onion items k one and 11. >> thank you. >> ms. nor

company they were using s i s and kept the main securities the people that headed the team they should have a security plan for us this week i'll follow-up and explain anything you want to know as i get more information 1015 fulsome i got a call into management about an event they're having this wednesday last month they had apple event and complaint came through the office the nearby didn't know about the permit they wanted to you know let's see let us know there's an neighborhood outreach kind of thing and port one shawn went by a couple weeks ago and sited them for operating without a permit they're in the process of finalizing their fire so their expected to be implemented the this week we're to give them a little bit of breathing room to finish up the process there's a couple of things holding that's all i have to report if you have questions >> one question on the seller do they know if they're to do their security in house have to be licensed by the state as a security company. >> i don't know i'll have to specifically ask that question i know they'll need to be have the proper- >> they may not know so it will be great if you tell them. >> certainly. >> just a co

plane you see here will help us win the war, and we have not named this plan, but we will name of the avenger. they had pearl harbor. >> the plane had great appeal to me. the team effort, there were three of us. it was the largest barrier aircraft, so i asked to be trained for to pedal bombers and i never regretted it. it was risky, of course, but that was the territory at those days. john: president george h.w. bush came here after he got his wings, he got them in corpus christi. he was here in 1943, probably may to september of 1943. he was in this room. he has not been back to this building since then. he has been back to the base and the building he lived in, across the street, has been torn down in 1988. he lived there and when he was going for reelection in 1992, he visited the building. he went around and said yeah, this is the room i lived in. a were tearing the building down he knew it was anti-by then, so people around the organization later took all of the flooring out and fixtures and this and that andriy and re-created that room of the museum, and we call it the bush room. we are now entering the george bush room. this is a re-created barracks room

washington is paralyzed because nobody wants to give up the brakes but also for use that to argue in directly about the appropriate size of government. one team to talk about what is the us upside that big payoffs with big economic payoffs and we are starving ingersoll's as a country to not make those investments to offer the kind of insurance. we argue about taxes putting the cart before the horse. >> host: government spending as investment? >> be easy example is the infrastructure of roads and bridges and airports controls. they are all the examples. today we are spending approximately zero on net infrastructure investment to take that wear and tear and appreciation to compare that to what we are spending, it is essentially nothing to improve the transportation infrastructure or in the other physical plant. education is another example. the biggest asset is our self our investment. we are the drivers of the profitability. we are the soul of the country and if we don't invest as much as we could be because we make public education so expensive but it is in several important ways. with the primary secondary education, we are one of four count

us tonight, mark, thanks. sometimes reporters are lucky enough to witness the impossible and that's what happened today to seth doane in nepal. he was with an american rescue team stubborn enough to be looking for life five days after the shattering earthquake. seth will tell us how that day began, but first he wanted you to see how it ended. >> reporter: americans worked alongside nepalese rescuers to try to reach a voice coming from the rubble. they were trying to extract the trapped teen without causing the hotel teetering above them to topple. >> no, no, no, here! >> reporter: finally 15-year-old pemba tamang emerged. >> get the clamp! >> reporter: in a new york yankees t-shirt to chaos. he is finally free 120 hours after this earthquake. we'd been following the elite usaid disaster assistance response team all morning. is there really a chance that someone is still alive under this? >> well, you know, what, until the person's found and we can confirm that they are not, we will give it every shot, and we are hoping that they are. >> reporter: moments later andrew olvera, a veteran of the los angeles county fire department, got the call. >> copy that. >> rep

saying that a lot this season and we are talking about the logos, these are the new logos the team is beginning to use immediately, the second one on the right is both cool and menacing the same time the team plans to unveil new uniforms on may 18th there are other sports there producing top notch athletes jaime apody meeting a player writing history in the books at temple. >> the junior golfer, brandon matthews, finished top 10 in the 12 term manies he played in and i'm happy to work for hi coach all the time he is such a great guy. >> would you say he is the great of the temple golfer of all time? >> there is no question. he is the greatest temple governmenter of all time. >> last year he was the first temple golf toward qualify for the ncaa championship and will tee off this year with the hopes of making it to the finals. >> i'll have to play well, i can't go out with my c game and make it. >> he wants to one day make the pga tour, considering his drive to succeed he has what it takes to make that happen. >> he will be a great great player for a long long time. and i think he has an amazing career

used to be. game two victory, unfortunately, they with weren't flying high on the team plane. the team was slated to take off for houston about 10:00 this morning, but the aircraft had mechanical issues. they ultimately had to switch planes. didn't take off until 3:30 this afternoon. they will land in houston within the hour. too late to practice. good news, they are up 2-0 in the series after last night's crazy final sequence. >> we're not going to go anywhere. we're going to keep on standing here and swinging. that's what we do. we have to keep standing here swinging and as i said, i told our team, i said, we battle back and i'll take our best player any day of the week. >> we made our share of mistakes in the last minute or so, but you know, we ultimately made the play we needed to play to deny that -- or made the play we needed to make to deny that last shot. >> remember this guy? he hasn't played much basketball the last couple of seasons. kobe bryant has gotten just one more year in him. laker gm telling siriusxm radio, he indicated to me this is it. after the report came

right choice for right coach and taylor made offense and quarterback to lead this team to the super bowl. >> tennessee titans select mark us mariott owe. >> and the dispointment was obvious. coach chip kelly said the price to move up with was too high. >> like driving into a nice neighborhood and you say that's night and seat price and turn away. >> the move on ariota plan starts with outside wide receiver possessing big play return skills. >> as a player why not be where i get a competitive advantage. >> tonight the draft continues with rounds two and three. find out who the birds selected and the impact they bring to the roster. this is an action news sports special. draft breakdown presented by kresno and kresno and amagino. call 2 15-310-0001 here's "action news" sports director ducis rogers. >>> thank you for joining us the first three rounds of the nfl draft are in the books. yesterday in round one eagles went with safe pick while also addressing a major need. they took ufc receiver nelson agholor with 0th overall pick and formally introduced this afternoon. he is being seen as replacement for jeremy maclin who went

team. they have told us they're goal is not to win the team but to finish it. david crockett is a san francisco financial advisor. deborah hafford is a dedicated runner. david ennis the team leader running a veterinarian hospital with his brother. at 46 he's in the age group that most frequently wins endurance races. >> people as they mature, especially into their mid-40s they tend to do a lot better. they tend to be a lot more patient. they tend to you know conserve their energies better. they are more disciplined about their training. they don't get hurt a lot. they're not overtraining. a lot of it is just experience. i mean you learn how to take care of yourself and i guess i've always thought of it as learn how to suffer. >> then your sandals. how are you doing like with the marli. that wasn't has been as strong. >> reporter: suzy lister at 30 the youngest team member is probably the strongest of the team. barrett runs up and down mountains. they have all taken every minute they can spare from their work and families preparing themselves. they plan to finis